Hope Dispatch from Hope, Kansas • 3

STOPS. Death of Joseph R. Wilson. HOPE DISPATCH, STONE WORK. From tho Atuleno Gazette.

FOR SALE. The sad news of the death of Joseph Roster, Hope Post, 395. Adjutant Barrett has kindly furnished us with the following roster of Hope Post, Xo. 305, G. A.

which we publish for general information of all HOPE. KANSAS. SEPT. 2. 510,000 to loan on chattel security.

C. M. Teats. Fresh groceries, canvassed meat R. Wilson was yesterday learned with much sorrow by his many friends in this city.

He had been confined to his residence on West Fourth street for some time past, suffering from con Name. and dried beef. Lynn Co. Xew Sorghum at Crosby w. t.

steine; Cheapest and best in the city. sumption of the bowels, and at half TOWN TALK. Fine guns for hire at Koch Xew Dress Goods at Lynn 325,000 to loan on Hope city property. CM. Teats.

Go to Koch Bros, for guns and ammunition. Pure ground coffee twenty cents a pound at Crosby Mrs. Ed Coles and little Joe are off on a visit at the old home in Marion. The most fastidious can be pleased in the new Dress Goods at Lynn Preaching at the M. E.

church next Our advance invoices of Fall Goods Company. A past nine Sunday evening bin spirit are arriving. b. i-o. CONTRACTOR 1 SECRET SOCIETIES.

Cyrus Lodge, Xo. 2S8, F. A. meeta at the Masonic Hall, SHope, on the first and third Saturdays of each month. All visiting brethren are iuvited to attend.

A. M. Craky, W. M. C.

M. Teats, Sec. Assembly Xo. 4075, Knights of Labor, meets at "Walsh's Hall every Thursday evening. was released and flew home to its Maker.

The funeial was held yesterday afternoon, the services taking place in the Grace Reformed church, Elder OR BY THR BLOGK On? "Will Excliarisre for Cattle. a Jackson II Sinclair A Miller Duke II Black Earl Robinson Weaver James Harrington Wright Wm Stiine Gleason Martin Pease Barrett riiurstin Crimblo Regiment. 3d Io Cav 73d Inf 157 13 Io Inf 71 111 30 111 Inf 43 Wis Inf 8 Pa Cav 17 Mich 1 Pa Cav 138 IU Inf 1 Mich Cav 12 111 Inf GO 111 Inf 5 Mich Cav Ind 143 Ohio AND BUILDER. I will buy choice sale notes. C.

M. Teats. The sick can rest easy. Medicines pure and prices City Drug Store. to loan on farm property.

CM. Teats. A fine line of clothing at Crosby S. C. Humphrey, of the Christian church, preaching the sermon.

The home lodge of I. O. O. F. attended, the deceased being a member of Mill Creek lodge, of Cincinnati, Ohio.

With the court house officials and a large concourse of sorrowing friends and rela Sunday morning and evening. All are I am now prepared to contract for all invited to attend. Knights of Maccabees hold regular meetings on the'first and third Friday classes of stone work cheaper than any FOR SALE: We acknowledge a pleasant call from other builder in Dickinson county. Rev. D.

W. Ross, of Morris while tives, the remains were taken to their Henry Giilfney I have the best style of elevator in in town last week. evenins in each month. J. X.

Ketciiersld, Com. Hope PoBt, No. 895, DcpartmonCof Kansas, last resting place in the Abilene ceme- Patrick Welch use. satisfaction guaranteed. Land by the Acre, adjoining the City of Hope.

Cool temperance drinks can always ry and laid alongside those of his Give me a call or address me at Hope Henry Nickles Peter Costello be had at Emmert Sen's, one door G.A.B., meets the second. and fonrth Saturday wife, who died eighteen months ago. Kansas. south of the post office. 2(5 Bradshaw At the time of his decease, Mr.

Wil -o evenings of every month. J. E. Glkasos, Commander. 6.

B. BAaMETT. Adjutant. Peter Wire Our counters are filling up with son was So years of age. lie came to II Ferguson I A I A 1) I) I II A fall good3.

An inspection is solicited. Abilene from Cincinnati, in 18S4, and TIME CARD. Use London Purple to kill potato bugs. At City Drug Store. The best brands of cigars in the market can always be found at Emmert Son's.

A Terrible Tragedy. Old High Prico knocked down and low prices established, at City Drug Store. I have a good team of work horses, harness and wagon to sell very cheap if bought soon. A. M.

Crary. Gleason, the blacksmith, does all kinds of work in his line in good style and at short notice. Don't pay twenty-five cents more for flour when you can get the very finest brand at Ileadquarteis so cheap. Shaving, shampooing, hair cutting, Peter Ryan bbusr.irt 20 S. J.

Lynn Co. We learn that we are scon to have another meat market in town. It will up to the time of his death occupied the position of janitor at the court house. Joe," as he was known to everybody, was faithful, kind-hearted almost to a fault, and was beloved and esteemed by all who knew him. SALE: of Millet Hay.

FOR Fitty Tons MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY. GOING ZA8T. Passenger x. m. Freight 1 :15 p.

UOING WIST. be in ths north room of the Shadegg William Payne Pease Ii Sinclair Michael Quinn II II Miller 130 Pa Vol 5 Mo Vol 4 Va 158 Pa 1 Mich Cav Hi la Inf 7 111 Inf Eng 153 Pa II Art 30 Inf 35 Io Inf 207 Pa Inf 20 Ind Inf 70 Ind Inf 1st 111 Art 22d Mich 80 Ind 1st Mich Cav 75111 building. FasSHDEor- 7:00 p. u. I Freight 8:48 A.

M. Mr. E. L. Martin is arranging tor a trip back to his old home in the East Corn Pyramid.

It is suggested that we erect on the Correct, May 22, '87. J. W. Sorusls, Agt. CK.4W.E.

Il.fSAKTAFE.) GOISG SOCTn. Mr. S. R. Wolfe will have charge of A Dobbins Day the store during his absence.

I have just put in a XEW STOCK, bought from the Manufacturers direct, and expressly for this Market. I can and will sell the same at the A Emmert fair ground a large corn pyramid, to be composed entirely of ears of corn, of which this section of our county is so Passenger, 0:08 a.m. Freight, 4:15 p.m. It beats all how many men and women it requires to take one little boy GOING HOBTH. Passenger, 6:56 b.hu Freight," 9:08 a or anything else in the tonsorial line FOR SALE: productive this year.

We desire to Chartier Ross II Willits A Crary to the circus 1 They were all there just the same. done by Bennington. First-class work is his motto. Granite floor paint effectually re know- how many farmers in this vicinity will furnish enough ears for a row around this pyramid provied the society S. Taylor, Agent.

BUY YOUR SCHOOL BOOKS and Paper, at Bell's The Ilobson Brothers, circus folks, pitched their tents in this city last 2,000 BUSHELS OF OATS. VerY sists hot water, alkali, soap, and will make the pvramid and see that the Tuesday and gave two entertainments wears like iron. City Drug Store. well worth the price of admission, 25c. Lowest Don't fail to examine those fine silk dress patterns at Headquarters, before DY AL KRESS, HOUSE, S1GX AXD CARRIAGE PAINTERS corn is properly displayed on it.

One can be made twenty, thirty, forty or fifty feet high and set up in the center of the square by the main buildings. b. I bhenuerger, ot Council Grove, and, by the way, one of the finest yoyirg purchasing. They are fine. Prices business men that ever turned himself which will show off in grand style and it you wish to double your money in the next thirty days buy some Hope be something new as a corn display loose in any town, was in our city Sat urday looking around.

The Union Banking Co. has an un As many of our farmers as will furnish city property of C. M. Teats. I keep everything from the plainest S-ALE1 of new corn.

STORE. FOR Bushels fSST Special attention given to re-fin Three great shows in one. Purity, Accuracy and Low Prices, at Citv Coffin to the finest Casket and limited supply 01 money to loan on ishing Furniture, Paper Hanging and Calcimining. Shop on Main St. Metallic Cases.

Drug Store. short time, live stock or personal seen rity. Edwin Coles, 21 Acting Cashier. Got a pencil? Then make a note of Also a Full Line of BURIAL ROBES. Subscriptions taken, without extra cost, for any Paper or Magazine published in the U.

S. II A A this Buy your Paints, Oils and Var The democratic county convention will please notify the secretary within the next week that wc may know how large a pyramid to erect. It will probably need from thirty to fifty ears from each and they should be as near the same size as possible. If enough can be had a committee will be appointed to receive and dispose of it. This can be made a feature of our fair that will be appreciated by all.

Who will assist in the enterprise Masonic, Odd Fellows' and Catholic nish at City Drug Store. will be held in Abilene to-morrow HOUSER YOUNG-, Emblems, for use when desired. Hope township will have three dele Horrible Cutting Affray. The big profit on patent medicines cut half CHEEP JIQKEY. I can make good FARM LOAXS at gates in attendance or know the reason I challenge competition by in two, at City Drug Store.

why. Contractors raid Builders, FOR SALE: Corn Fodder from 100 Acres. Brick for sale at the Aroma brick Mr. E. P.

Shaeffcr has traded his Aimlexe, or any other town in the comitv. yard at 40 to 90 cents per hundred. hotel property in Hope, furniture and Our School. A. D.

Blanciiett. KAXSAS. HOPE, The time is fast drawing nigh for the all. to Mr. Henry Aimon for a 1 farm near Industry, this county.

The I have a full line of Machine Oils, which I am closing out at cost. D.S. commencement of our city schools and on looking over the school building it occurs to us that considerable work is J. Bradshaw. One and one-third fare for the round necessary to put it in shape for occu We do all kinds of scroll work.

Also furnish estimates on short notice. FOE SALE! Eight Hundred Basil sis of Flax Seed. EXPRESS AND pation. In some respects the building trip, via the Missouri Pacific railway, to the national agricultural exposition as never been completed the gutters 23tf Give us a call. at Kansas City, Sept.

15 to Xov. 1. ire not finished, neither are the steps, SIXPERCEXT. Oilice in west end of Post-oflice Block, Abilene, Kansas. IIILAXD SOUTHWORTH.

FAIR DIRECTORS TAKE NOTICE. There will be a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Central Kansas Fair Association on tho first Saturday of each month at 1 o'clock P. M. L. E.

Roblnson, ltttf Secretary. Loans. Good real estate loans furnished at the lowest rates of interest, at J. IT. Brady Abilene, Kans.

Important Notice. The regular quarterly meeting of the directors and stockholders of the building and loan association trill be held at Walsh's hall, Monday evening, Sept. 5, at 8 o'clock. Money to loan and eight directors to elect. By order of the Board.

S. J. Lynn. Sec'y. DRAYING.

consequently they have never been Wind-MillS and PUHipS The Shadegg residence is being re paiuieu ami ucing uijurcu every are 1TOTI SALE: fitted and will soon be occupied-by C. C. Hutchison for a boarding house and new landlord takes possession Sept. 14. Several counties have already entered for the S1000 prize at the Bismarck fair.

Why don't Dickinson compete for this grand prize So far as we can learn no other county in the state has better crops of all kinds. Let us make a move. The surprise party at the Windsor Wednesday night was a very pleasant affair. Mine hoste Irons never was more surprised in his life, but succeeded in maintaining his equilibrium and doing the honors of the occasion in line style. Mo.

Pacific at Council Grove, Salina and all intermediate points will sell round trip tickets to the second an day. Of course the members of the school board have plenty of their own business to attend to, yet these things restaurant. Seventy-five Tons of Oat Straw and Prairie I have provided myself with a R. Blesh is at Lineolnvillc, Marion Hay. FIRST-CLASS DRAY, county, making the scats for the new church he has been building there.

must be looked to by somebody and they are the proper ones and have tho authorit5 to see that the building is completed and put in order. It is not Farmers, if you want a good mill, one that actually is and not so-called self regulating, buy the Halliday, Standard or Monitor. 1 sell the celebrated Baker Pump and a number of other good pumps, pump fixtures and pipe. Also do Mill and Pump llepairing, On short notice and in workuian-Iike Make old turniture look like new, and am prepared to do any kind of work by using Polishina the best polish known. City Drug Store.

well to put off these things too late and I in my line at short notice. it costs no more to do it one time than While you are looking over the My prices are always reasonable. another. If there is anything a town needs it is good schools and as we have booming towns of Kansas take in the Thurstin, HOME NEWS. nual exui onion or liie ucntrai Kansas big boom at Hope and invest with C.

1 Xo. 1 school board and a good corps Call on me or leave orders at the manner. (Jail on 1110 at Kocn l-srothcrs M. Teats. W.

13. Anderson, E. II. Dingee and Fair Association at Hope, Sept. 20 to 23, at one and one-third fare.

On sale of teachers employed we may confiden Hope, Kans. Commercial Hotel. hardware store before purchasing else Beautiful Complexion." Viola Milt. Good, all candidates for register of deeds, were in town Wednesday. tially look for better results the coming jear than ever before.

Sept. 19 to 23, inclusive, good to return where. J. II. Koch, Cream'' positively remoues liver moles, until feept.

21 inclusive. W. J. WEAVER. freckles, sunburn and tan.

City Drug 14tf Hope, Ks. Henry Litts and Henry Ilamish, of Ifyouwantto see one of the finest sites Everybody will be pleased to know- Store. Free Trade. The reduction of internal revenue Abilene, gave us a short call on their DR. J.

S. BEAMENSDERFER. way to Ileiington that Col. Allen Buckner's great lecture on Lookout Mountain. Chicamauga and Those soldier suits at Headquarters and the taking off of revenue stamps for a town that Kansas affords, take either the Rock Island or Santa Fe train Elmer btreby has just completed a IP are going like hot cakes.

Ten dollars for a fine suit of navy blue beats them Missionary Ridge will be delivered in and go lo the new town of fine front to his residence. It improves FHY8I0IAB SUItfJEOB. all. There are yet a few suits left. Hope some time about the middle of September.

The lecture interests all the locks in that neighborhood. from proprietary medicines, no doubt, has largely benefitted the consumers as well as relieving the burden of home manufacturers. Especially is this the case with Green's August Flower and S. A. Bennington, the Hope barber, Bruce Crary and Winnie Tobey who ind the house will be crowded.

Free Graduate of Jefferson Medical Col admission. Have Live Stock to trade for Town went to Illinois on a visit a few weeks go, will return some time this month is well' prepared to do first-class work in his line. Give him a call and get a good shave. Lost Springs S. Tobey has sold his property in Lots, Boschee's German Syrup, as the reduction of thirty-six cents per dozen has lege, of Philadelplua.

Consultations in German or English. Office three doors to the land of their Iir3t love." Erie, 111., and will start in a few weeks been added to increase the si.e of the Ladies' and children's hair dressed witli his family for Kansas and will lo Or want a Loan on Farm or C'ty Property, south of postoffice. Xight calls should be made at the residence of Abraham James A.Gillett, George Huston and several other gentlemen from Wood cate in Hope. Steve is one of the best in the latest, slylcs. This class of work a specialty at Bennington's shoo, on Eisenhower.

23 CALL OX bine were doing businoss in town Tuesday. The circus generally brings mecnamcs 111 tne country ami lie intends to open a blacksmith shop here to Main street. Situated in the northern part of Marlon county, at the junction of these roads. everybody to town on business of The fact that our drug trade has accommodate his friends and patrons J. c.

amee, The rapid growth of this comparatively new town has been far ahead of the course. who knew him here years ago. bottles containing these remedies, thus giving one-fifth more medicine in the 75-cent size. The August Flower for dyspepsia and liver complaint, and the German Syrup for cough and lung troubles, have perhaps the largest sale of any medicines in the world. The advantage of increased size of the bottles will be greatly appreciated by the sick and afflicted in every town and vil quadrupled in the last four months, is evidence of our true merit.

Mrs. M. B. Ilea, farming a few miles most sanguine expectations of the men who laid out and platted the town site The Union Mortgage and Trust Co, with the Union Banking will place less than roui: months ago. Office with Dr.

Beamensderfer, three doors south of Post oilice, 7 tf City Drug Store. Hope, the garden spot of Dickinson south! town, leaves a sample of four ears of corn at this office that takes the blue ribbon as fine as can be grown in a loan for you on town or farm property county, oilers grand inducements to re- as low as the lowest. We examine se LOST SPRIXGS is beautifully located on an undulating prairie and amid a KAXSAS. hope. lize on investments.

C. M. Teats will Billiard Hall, Under Union Banktng cunty ourselves ana give you your any state, any season. You remember, Kansas suffered from drouth this year. farming country that cannot be surpassed, either for richness cf soil or other show you the bargains.

mouay as soon as title is known to be all right. Edwin Coles. Ralph Vance, after' an absence of Ditman's Sea Salt will produce real natural advantages. The HOPE. KAXSAS.

several months, during which time he sea water at home and is cool. refresh- SOIL mm 21 Manager. D. W. Xaill, the lively, rustling can has taken tn a big strip of country, re- ins and invigorating, Try it.

City is a black clay loam from three to seven feet deep, and needs no manure or other turned to Hope on Monday and will be Drug Store uiiiate rrom unapman, paiu cur to wn a lage in civilized countries. Sample bottles for ten cents remain the same size. 11-ly Special Fair Premium. Tell your neighbors that I will give S2 50 in gohl coin for the finest half-peck sample of Irish potatoes brought in duriug our fair. They can, if it is so desired, be placed on exhibition at the Hope fair, but at its close they must be returned to tho Hope post office, where short visit this week and made it lively fertilizers to keep it in condition to raise the same crops, year after year, during If you wish to invest in a live, All kinds of temperance drinks on- with us for a time.

Ralph has lots of friends here who are glad to see him for the politicians a few hours. Dave thrifty town, come to Hope and look ice. lohacco and cigars. a Jitetime. In luce, the sou all over the country is inkxiiai without back again.

takes things by storm when he strikes over the bargains that C. M. Teats has SECURE THE SHADOW, ERE Fine billiard and pool tables. Cigars even rotating crops, as is necessary in many parts of the West. Rev.

M. F. Scouten is soon to leave town and if he succeeds in getting to offer. THE SUBST.LYCE PERISH." free to pool players. Call on the Lnion Banking Co.

when under tlio wire ahead of the re.st on convention day he will make a hard WATI2K. Hope for new fields in tho northwestern part of Missouri. Mr. Scouten has made hosts of friends during his stay We desire to say to the people of this you want money on short time on personal or live stock security. the premium will bo awarded hy Henry ickles, J.

F. Eisenhower and W. B. man to beat. Gilbert DeBrqux.

PROPRIETOR. Xo better water can be found in Kansas, or in fact anywhere, than can bt place and vicinity that we are now prepared to take Photographs of all sizes in Dickinson county and will cany with Mrs. C. B. Morrill invaded our sanc Peters, judges.

Each sample will be had here at a hkasoxablk dkitii. The country for miles around abounds in Edwin Coles, 21 Acting Cashier. him the best wishes of everybody who come our property. D. O.

BklL. at prices to suit the tunes. DENTAL has the pleasure of his acquaintance. tum while we were hard at work this week and laid upon our table some of the finest free stone peaches we have never-tail ing springs, wnicli makes it one ot tiie best stock guowixg regions Itch, mange and scratches of every We do both interior and exterior work. All work guaranteed perfectly Dead Letters.

List of unclaimed letters in the Hope, kind on human or animals cured in 30 J. W. Duggan and Geo. Forster left this week for their new home in Belle seen this 5 car. They remind us of old A.

II FARNEAM. minutes by Woolf ord's Sanitary Lotion. Kansas, Post-office, September 1, 1887 satisfactory. Call and see us at our new rooms, op in the West. In fact, thousands of head of cattle have been held in this vicinity for years past for the very good reason that it furnishes the best Grass and Water that can be found in Central Kansas.

This industry, however, must now ville, Republic county, where they will This never fails. Sold by Wheldon E. O. Price, S. Heiscy, W.

II. Hill, DENTIS open a large drug store. Belleville Is a posite Eisenhower's store, Hope, Kan. Irwin, druggists, Hope. E.

S. Gurney, Wm. Fouler, Peter Dun- town of some two thousand inhabit KAXS. Respectfully, HOPE, It is the universal verdict of all cease, as the lands that have heretofore held by speculators are being occu lap, David Viesley, Marie Combs, Chas. ants, is county-seat, and the boys that Jim.

Gleason does all kinds of W. Caldwell, Miss Sallie Cassel. U. Heery pied by good thrifty farmers, who are intent upon making themselves homes in Gas and Vitalized Air administered 1 blacksmithing a little a dicker and ought to do well there. They are reliable young men and they both leave Spahn, Jas.

L. Sayers, Christian Schae-fer, W. II. Town. this of the West.

DAVIDSON DAVIDSON, little sleeker than any other man that ever struck Hope. If you don't believe Hope carrying with them the best City Meat Market wishes of the entire community it give him a trial and see. D. O. Bell, P.

M. Notice. All persons are hereby notified not OFFICE OVER I'OSTOFFICE, times and only lack the sugar and cream to make them the.finest eating in the world. Many thanks for the compliment, Mrs. Morrill.

Mr. Clark II. Barker, president of the Abilene National Bank, together with II. Southworth, one of the directors of that institution, gave this office a pleasant call Thursday, on their way to Herington. Mr.

Southworth is an old acquaintance of ours and one whom we are always pleased to meet. Mr. Barker, though comparativelja new comer in the county, is making friends everywhere he goes and seems peculiarly adapted for the position he occupies. J. W.

Bradshaw will come to the The dedicatory services of the Pres Everybody must admit that Em The Union Town byterian church have been unavoidably Company, W. H. MORRISON, Prop. delayed on account of the absence of mert Son keep the finest line of fancy groceries, fruits and confections to negotiate for a certain promissory speakers who were expected to assist in note given by J. X.

Ketchersid, March in the city. the services. The dedication was there 3, 1S87, and due Oct. 1, 1S87, for ninety- MAKE ABSTRACTS OF TITLE When you want short lime money DEALER IN fore postponed until Sunday, Sept. 11, at which time the services will be held.

Dr. Hendy, of Emporia, writes that he Has some line Business and Residence Lots which they offer cheap to parties who desire to improve in the near future. In fact, very few if any business lots have been sold to parties who have not been bound to put "buildings on tac same you should call on the Union Banking Co. before borrowing. Money always five dollars, with ten percent interest.

Said note is drawn in favor of II. Springer and was either lost or stolen 011 or about August lo. Fresh and Salt Meats1 And do a general office business. ClMRGES REHS0SJIBLE. will be sure to be here thi3 time and on hand to loan on short time.

Edavin Coles, 21 Acting Cashier. assist in the work. II. Sl'KINGEIt. this fall.

It is not intended to sell lots to parties to hold for speculation, but to sell to such as will do their part toward building up the town. A good class of front again next week with a (slashing advertisement in the Dispatch telling Official. The Missouri Pacific Railway will Capt. John J. Reagan, of Abilene, is in town this week canvassing for John A.

Logan's book the only one ever our. people about his immense stock HOUSE MOVING. 1 am now prepared to move buildings of all kinds on short notice and at reasonable figures. Call on or address me English Spavin Liniment removes all hard, soft or calloused lumps and buildings is going up all tho time and as fast as completed are occupied. sell round trip tickets to all fairs and that he is continually laying in for the fall and winter trade.

His shelves are Highest Market Price in written and deuicated to the "Volun Parties desiring any information relative to LOST SPRIXGS should cor blemishes from horses, blood spavin curbs, splints, sweeney, stifles, sprains sore and swollen throat, coughs, etc at Hope. Kansas. S. D. LrxiXGua.

teer Soldier." It gives a history of the already loaded down with brand-new goods while others are arriving daily i volunteer sen-it a from Lexington to respond with JOHN MAY. save $50 by use 01 one uottie. ar- Cash for Hides. iC. C.

KELLER, and as an antidote for hard times he proposes to sell goods as low as the Eame class of goods can be found in the county. Don't fail to look over what A. M. NETTR0UER, he has to say and to take adv his Dealer ia associations reached by their line at one and one-third fare. J.

W. Sokukls, Agent. Abstracts. Get your abstracts made at J. II Brady All orders will be filled promptly and at reasonable rates.

Abilene, Kansas. Ueal Eatale. If you want to buy a good farm on good terms, call oa J. II. Brady Abilene, Kansas.

News for the Economical. Farmers can save a bushel of corn on a dollar's worth of medicine at the City Drug Store. John J. Cooper stopped awhile in the Secretarv of the UNION TOWN COMPANY Saddles, Bridles, city Wednesday on his way to Herington. Notwithstanding the many busy-bodies who, having nothing else to do.

Appomattox and is supplemented with a hundred pages written by Mrs. Logan aftar the General's death. It is needless to say that the work is taking well wherever it is shown. Henry Harnish, the democratic candidate for sheriff, came to Dickinson countr ten years ago, without any means, and started as a laboring man, with wages enough to keep his family and pay house rent. He has been employed by the Bonebrake Hardware Co.

and Berry Bros, for nine years." nis work has principally been among the farmers, by whom he is well as an honest, hard-working man. He always does just as he agrees, has good judgment and more than that he is a rustler, and if nominated and elected will make as good a sheriff as Dickinson county ever WHIPS. COLLARS, spend their time in hatching up sensational stories charging inconstancy, etc ranted. Sold by Wheldon Irwin, druggists, Hope. S.

II. Church Co. are building up a good trade at Xo. 911 Main St. They are selling first-class stock so low that everybody should take advantage of one or more of their SDlendid oilers.

W. G. Church i3 the manager of this branch of their extensive business and is always on hand to show goods and figure prices. If you desire to make a loan on farm or town property, you should get the rates of the Union Mortgage and Trust Company. They will give you low rates- and will pay the money to you at their ofiice in this city as soon as title is perfected.

Office with the Union Banking in Hcnquenet's building. Edwin Coles, 21.. 'v Manager. LOST SPRINGS, KAS. John is to-day the most popular man in Lively, Feed Bale Stable.

HARNESS, the race for any office in the county and will be elected by a thousand majority over any man who dare venture into the field. Xo man dare lay any charge LAP ROBES, ETC. of dishonesty to him or of conniving all Be trains rigs OMXIBUS to and from and to all parts of. the city, and most reasonable prices. with any faction.

He stands to-day The Fourth of July Is not here, but W. W. Xiekcll's fine line of paints, oils and varnishes have arrived. Insurance. Call on J.

II. Brady for insurance. Abi Ifrs-ifi, Kansas. The iiAKGAiNs auk xot all gone yet, but those who de head and shoulders above any man who charges dishonesty in either political Repairing Promptly Done- 6 Orders left at Commercial Hote' will receive prompt attention. sire a good locality should not put it ofC too long.

or business affairs-.