The Paola Times from Paola, Kansas • 3

Tlifi AUGUST 2i, 1884. THERE'S NO SUCH WORD AS FAIL WITH THE BIGGEST OP ALL BIG SHOWS, WHOSE TITLE TELLS THE TALE RiijiviA sTjSSV! VAwaCfefTfe'fcS I h3 eHJ r3 s3 Ks? MONSTER 50-CAGE MENAGrEEIE aid Better tliaii tie Bes Fif HQ II FlS TEN TEAMS OF ELEPHANTS IT IS COMING On its own GREAT TRAINS, and is drawn by its own Locomotives, with its Regiment of Artists and Artisans, and its Great City of Canvas. Its size is bo great that every Railroad makes" Special Excursion Rates to each performance. Better than the Best! FIFTY CAGES OF LIVING WILD ANIMALS Just Fifty. No more, no less.

Embracing every known type of Beast, Bird, Reptile and Deep-Sea Monster. MONSTER MALE and FEMALE HIPPOPOTAMUS The only living pair of Huge Hippottami ever beheld in Captivity. The true Behemoth immortalized by the inspired writings of Holy Job. A MONSTER 3-HORNED BLACK RHINOCEROS 2 in first-class nnn Superior Staks jjUU MR. JAMES ROBINSON, The laurel-crowned Emperor of the Arena.

The ruler of the Equestrian orld, and acknowledged by all as the Champion Bareback rider of the World. SENOR DON JERENIMO BELL The Greatest Four-Horse Rider of any Age or Country. M'LLE ADELAIDE CORDONA, The famous Andalusian Artiste, whose equal does not live. The Greatest Lady Bareback Rider ever beheld. WM.

H. GORMAN. The Flying and Leaping Equestrian Champion. FRANK H. GARDNER, The Astounding lliirh and Ixfty Leaper, who Staiubj Without a Rival.

Miss Pollie Lee, Miss Maggie Claire, Mr. Wm. Sells, tlie Beautiful Purvis Sisters, the Wonderful Aerial Meteors, Troupes of Triple Somersaultists, Troupes of Flying Leapers, Troupes of Antipodeanists, Troupes of Jugglers, Troupes of Sword Leapers, Cordello and Austin, the Burton Athletes, the Wonderful Leslie BrotJiers, James Stow, the Great Donaldson Brotliers, the Martinette Family, the Great Rolands, tlie Wonderful' Stirk Family, Europe's Greatest Bicyclists. A grand autochthonic collection, consisting of a conglutinant convocation of nations, in which mankind is represented by all National Types, and forming the greatest earth-embracing, ethnological entirety ever exhibited. In Silks and Silver Harness, gaily caparisoned, drawing Ten Golden Chariots.

Elephants in Harness. Elephants Building Pyramids, Elephants at Drill. Herds of Camels, Droves of Kangaroos, Herds of Elands, Droves of Ant el-opes, Droves of Bisons, Herds of Zebras, Herds of Giraffes, Droves of Moose, Dens of Arabian Lions, Dens of Jaguars, Dens of Leopards, Dens of Hyenas, Herds of Dromedaries, Dens of Polar Hears, Drove of Trained Horses, Dens of Wild Tigers, Lairs of Crocodiles, Flocks of Ostriches, Lairs of Alligators, Lairs of Serpent's, Host of Heaven-Soaring Birds, Clouds of Brilliant 50 Great Gases! 200 Performers! IhZ IS 23 The Giant Elephant. MISS MILDRED GARDNER. The Beautiful, Intrepid, Daring and Graceful Maiu-ge Equestrienne.

NABOB, THE BIG SHOW! NO HUMBUG SACRED ELEPHANT! Grand Free Street Pageant iiV (Tjf 'M Jf ffr jrS 'f tv T.T.L7? --r if? 2s te7 a 2-V ME8 A Grand Parade, Free to Everybody, will take place in the morning, with nourish of trumpets, beatin of drums, flying colors, flags, banners and bannerets, making a grand triumphant jubilation of inconceivable splendor. Dens by the score of wild animals open on the street Twelve bands of music Harnessed Elephants, Camels, Elks, Dromedaries and Zebras The grandest ever witnessed I SEE THE BIG SHOW AT PAOLA ON THE 23rd! wanted for The Lived of the a I Send lx rent for )ot- Wm. Potts, who has been visiting BUSINESS CARDS. LOCAL MISCELLANY. DO YOU KNOW THAT age.

ant Tweive itk. a cohUt box of goods hich APrizej An Presidents of tli U. S. I Unreal, handsniurat bt botk ever sold for than twice onr price. Tbe fattest aelUng book In America.

ill belli you to mr inou- ey rlKbt away tuan njr- LOIULLAKDS CLIMAX tbliur else In this world. All. either sex. vocceed from tint hour. Plug Tobacco J.

A. HO AG, Attorney at Law, Office in Bank Block, east side of Square, with Chandler Son. IrameuHC profits to agents. All intelliavot peo- Go to HOWARD'S For Fine Photos. Tha broad road fortune 0)n liefore tbe with lied Tin Tag: Hone Ijeaf Fin Cat workers, absolutely pure, At once ati'irens, le want il.

Any one ran no ucwii erms Iree. Uallht Book Portland ITITt a. lO.t Aiujusia. jaaiur. Maine.

hewing; -y llippinjcH, and uiaos. Brown ami Yellow SnuflW axe the rheapest. for the past two months with his brother in Oregon, will return this week. Miss Clara Spencer left Tuesday morning for Paola, where she goes to visit relatives and friends. Wnrrensburg Star.

J. P. Wishart has sent the Journal a Scott township cucumber four feet seven inches iu length. An interesting product. La Cygne Journal.

Next quality considered? lW-84-ly HnhMm Sheldon have several 1G0 acres of land with eool house very desirable unimproved city lota and barn and plenty of stock water, a week at borne. aa outfit free. fa for sale. Call and see them at tneir office east of Court House, Paola. two mile from Paola, for ale by Hobson Sheldon at a bargain.

Paola has counted her school chil dren and rejoices in the possession an increase of only 61 for the year. Rather a small yield for such salubrious soil as Paola possesses. Border "Beacon. Don't make fun of us Paola is older than Louisburg, and our citizens have decided that quality is more desirable than quantity. We went into Uncle Baum's the other day, and he said he guessed he didn't want any "ads" this week, but we volunteer the information that Uncle Bauni is papering and fixing up generally for the benefit of his many customers.

The man who sells fine goods at low prices deserves patronage, and we are glad to note Uncle Baum's steadily-increasing trade. SUNDAY SCHOOL. Lesson for An grant 84, 1884. Subject of Lesson "The Plague Stayed." II 24 15-25. Goldex Text.

"So the Lord was entreated for the land, and the plague was stayed from Israel." II Miss Laura Jacobs returned home from a visit to Garnett, Sunday evening. She is accompanied by an aunt from that place, who will visit in Paola for some days. Our young folks will be glad to welcome Miss Laura home. Mr. Cliffe M.

Brooke, editor of the Missouri and Kansas Farmer, published at Kansas City, will remove his family to Paola in a few days. Paola is a delightful residence place, and W.B.BRAYMAN. W.H. SHELDON. (Established in 18C9.) BRAYMAN SHELDON, Attorneys at Law.

Office east of Court House, Paola. Bring in samples of your big corn. Judge Wagstaff ia at home this week. Geo. Hollenback spent Sunday in Faola.

I'av abeolulelv sure. No riak. Can-it si not miuirett. Kraler If yoa iiut bti'inea at which eraoas Of either sex, youncor old. eaa nake irreat nay all the tint work.

for the working- class. Stnd 10 cent for potae, ami we will mail ha.iui nrLaiBtv. writs fir uarticulaia to II. UaUJtTT A Portland, Maiue. MIAMI COUNTY BANK or T8lQB ZCLZlSaS.

you I roe. a royal, valuable uox vi sample goods thai will put yon la MUM ld))icre8of unimproved land 6 miles Miss Mabel Iliner visited in Olaihe last week. Even a comparative stranger can UUIU the war oi mating wore money la a few days tban you ever tbourht W. of LaCrgne. for sale by see and know that it pays to visit Tom possible to any Business, capital doi required.

We will start too. Yon can work all the time Hobson A Sheldon for 1.U Kyle for lunch, warm meals, ice or In spare time only. Tbe work is universally DR. A. REICHARD, Eclectic Physician and Surgeon.

Office upstairs in Krutz building, north side Square. Calls answered day or night. WTill be found at night at his residence, 3 blocks south of southwest corner Square. cream, etc. JJon tail to visit him on adaptau lo ixxn sexes, jonng ana oiu.

in can MsilTeara from cents lots every even- WORLD'S FAIR -AT- circus day. That ail wno want wore bit wm io luMlnew. we Bake this unuaralled t-ffer: to all Henry Ahlner, an old Paola boy, who are not well satirffed we will send tl to pay for the trouble of writing as. Full partic 2Tow Orleans who has been living at Wyandotte ulars, airacvona. wvu ire, ipnann Will be onen to tlie public an December 1st will be matte by those woo aive their whole we extend to Mr.

Brooke a hearty welcome. BUTLER CLUB. time to the work, tireat success absolutely next, and continue until Jnne 1st. lvH6. The Mraiptita Short ltovie rktsith will enable people in the West and Northwest to sure, Uon't rti-lay, Ktartnmr.

jiauress. for a few years, arrived in this city Tuesday noon and will go to work on McLachlin's mills. Quite a pleasant time was had at the home of Miss Mina Morse on Monday evening of last week, entertaining Mr. Ewing, a Paola schoolmate. During the evening the young gentleman displayed his elocutionary powers in a neat recitation.

Kansas W.D.HOOVER. J.L.PORTER HOOVER PORTER, Physicians and Surgeons. aTlsoii mo i-oniaou, ataiue. viatt tbe (Treat exposition at a inning cow, as tbis new route (the only direc-t line between tlie Weet aud South) makes the trip THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY Sells Bros, are the most thorough Office north side Park. Hoover can be found at his residence at OITers unsurpassed advantage to the traveling night, and Porter at office.

puunc in ine snae 01 last time, eiegani juip-uient aud superior aocomra'Kialious. Tbis great yini, Finbrarioc miles ot rond. runs its trains Into the L'nlou Depot of St. Louis, Kan advertisers we have ever seen. Each day seems to bring something new.

They will doubtless have an immense crowd here next Saturday. Not much hav weather around Pa-ola last week. Mr. Tlios. Wren, of Wade, called on us one day this week.

The infant son of Mr. Simon Brown died on Tuesday morning. Olathe has organized a St. John club of sixty-five members. Mrs.

G. E. Thayer returned from Colorado on Monday night. L. C.

Crittenden came up from Lane Saturday to see the folks. Don't fail to call at Straus on circus day for your boots and shoes. We were not in last week when Mr. J.C. Cusey, of Louisburg, called upon us.

Come again. Miss Flo Cowell returned last week from quite an extended visit with friends in Missouri. Misses Cora and pdna Bates started the latter part of last week for an ex tended visit in the south. sas City, Hannibal, Atchain. St.

Joseph Parsons. lenison. orlli. Mlneola, 1 aylor J. II.

HALDEMAN, Physician and Surgeon. Office north side Park. San Antonlo'Ualvealon. New Orleana, and all other of the principal citiea of al'aoouri. raa A Butler Club will be organized at the court house next Saturday, Aug.

23. Let all who favor Gen. Butler for President, regardless of State politics, be on hand and join this club. By order of Committee. Most of the towns in eastern Kansas are taking Garnett's lead, and preventing the express companies from delivering C.

O. D. whisky and beer. It is only a question of time when those who drink will not be deemed respectable. If you thins you can afford to rent as.

Nebraska. IMtisiana. anl Texa. Iheir roaches and Baggage cars are of tbe latent aud land, you will change your mind when fltient make, aud luxurious Pullman l'alaee PAOLA, KANSAS. J.

W. Sponabi.e, Prest. I. LaGbakgs, Vice-Prest. Vu.

Cashier. and lintel Cars are attached to all through trains. you see how cheap you can buy a farm The novel Biiflet Parlor tars are run 1av trains, aud lierjinlnc I hair Car on ni-jht train. Capital Stock Taid In $100,000.00 at the Real Estate Agency of Hobson Sheldon, Paola, Kansas. between St.

Lonia anal Kansas City. Tbe r.t-H via this line are always as any oilier, aud direct W. 1IYMER SON, Veterinary Surgeons. to New Orleans a coroartively fcliort one. During the Great Fair, round trip tickets to New Orleans, pood to return until Jane lst.will lie on sale via the MempliU Hoot a at very low ratea from Kaunas City and all points in the West, and especial arranire-ments will be ruale to accommodate tbe people in the bet fMMoible manner.

Eutire traina, with new Pullman Buffet Sleepers, between Kanaka City and Memphis, where close connect ions are made villi all points South and Eat. The Memphis Short Itowte Sowth la the only direct line from the West to Chattanooga. Atlanta, Nashville, New Orleans. Jacksonville and all Southern cities. Konnd Trip Tourist Tickeu are sold via this route to all the pleasure reports of the South.

Send for a map and time card of this Phort Route.and note irticnlarly ita quick time and superior iwinmnlitiom. J. K. U)CKWOOO, Genl l'asiienirer Kansas City. DUTCUTO ANUKKSOS A I CM I Oi Solicitors of C.

S. and Foreign Patents, No. TOW Seventh Street, cor Agriculturist. Miss Morse and Mr. Ewing are well known and respected by Paola's young people, both having graduated from the Normal School at this place.

EASTERX STAR NOTICE. There will be a regular meeting of Perfection Chapter No. 21, O. E. at Masonic Hall, Paola, Aug.

28, at 8 o'clock, p. at which final arrangements will be made for the excursion to Merriam Park on the' 29th. A full attendance of the members is desired. By order of the Worthy Matron. J.

B. Hobsos, Acting Sec'y. It is a good thing to take a day's recreation now and then and come to the metropolis to see the circus, but connections are male with express trains of other lines at Innctlon points. f. tHAMH.KK, il.

C. TOWXSENU. DIRECTORS: Geo. E. Thatib, Matt.

Rr.to. ll.C.JONK, J. ClIASDt.KB, Geo. W. Mitchler, J.

Cabroll, I.LaGbange, Wm.C'boweix, j. m. sponablb. Office in Barn, east of Catholic jen'l Ticket Agent. Geu'l Pass'r Agent.

church. Mr. John II. Heizer, ol Washington, D. general agent of the National Life apd Maturity Association, was in the city Friday on business connected with that institution.

KANSAS. PAOLA, KANSAS CITY, PATENTS O- nf t9 "T-C AvtRICAX. er. C. C.

JORDAN, Physician and Surgeon, Calls promptly attended day or Hugh Stephenson spent Sunday Capt. J. B. Parrot left on Saturday for the southwest, where he intends establishing a land agency. The Captain is the oldest surveyor and engineer in Eastern Kansas, and has run surveys all through this and neighboring States.

The Republican, Democrat, Green and Monday in Stanton, where he to- rf r-i kii -rs ir racn.s. Tratie t-tS t-3 1 1 Canada. H- Fi-in-. U-'-rw-y, li-ir34 Cook atjout will teach the coming winter. night.

We have for sale in this city block, fenced, seeded to grass, and set out to shade trees, distant 5 blocks from square, price $500, if sold soon. Hobson Sheldon. EOGERTOX KANSAS. Mr. J.

Goldson is stopping a few days with John Merrill and family, IS TBE I tb-rti-L MO O. arr-aice4 tn t. i h' r. and utile -r -n .1 -i In f'-rt ep tii A wer t'T. -ii.

i- K. iIMino kLK.C Jce. Uroau.1,5, New York. onp. U.

S. Patent Office, asbtngton, U. C. Correspondence solicited. No rtiarjre for advice.

No fee (-harped unless Patent is allowed. lieference, Lewis Johnson dt bankers, and Postmaster, Washington, D. C. Pamphlet of Instructions free. on his way home to Alabama.

back and prohibition parties all have clubs in Louisburg now, each one with W. H. WILLHOITE, Physician and Surgeon. All calls attended promptly, day It is said that two gallons of was manufactured for each man, A coal house is being built in the court house yard, for the convenience Quickest! Skortcstl Best! East Pleasant Eciietis EghIs TO ALL TOIXTS after you get your tickets, and before you let knife-jugglers, wheel-of-for-tune-men, soap-men, and gamblers get all of your hard-earned savings, it would be a good time to pay j'otir grocery bills, and the subscription to your county paper. or night.

Office in Miami Countv of the different county officers. a goodly number of members, but the first two decidedly in the lead. Shows conclusively that Louisburg is made up of representative Americans. Bor woman and child in the United States last year. We hope that our two gallons rid the earth of some miserable old sot.

ISTIYO mm Bank Building, up-stairs. Residence on Wea street, 3 hlocks west of southwest corner Square. 12-12t eopie like to trade with a ruan East, West and North. who is liberal and prosperous, and the man who advertises shows that he der Beacon. If everything keeps ou growing at the present rate, Kansas will have to rent land in Missouri -on which to stack her wheat, crib her corn, hole her potatoes and store away her ap The Normal School will open ou Monday, Stpt.

1, 1SS4. All persons who are iu the Normal should be on hand the first day. An examination cfthe eighth grade will be held on Help along the county fair. It is in the hands of a good strong company, and we have every assurance that it will not be conducted on C. W.

CHANDLER, Abstractor of Titles. Office with J. F. Chandler, East Side of Public Park, PAOLA, KANSAS. Tuesday Sept.

2d, 1884, and no other A rVti I examination will be held for admis Acknowledged- the world over aj tbe best, and so far to jlll OTHERS that no comparison is possibles. It LEADS ALL OTHERS in insjecve-ments, sew styles, t-se, r.J superior worim.inrUip. All Estcy organs are fiUly T. rjrir.tc i- Reliable Agents Vnaled, to whom we offer extra icdcc-mecls. sion into the Normal.

The graded i 884. AGENTS WANTED. schools will open on Monday, Sept 8th, 1S84. Johs Wherbell, Supreintendent. is both.

Mm. Mary E. Howard has opened a restaurant near the Pacific depot and is prepared to furnish meals to "ye hungry." Mrs. F. Allee has just received a new line of ffll millinery.

Early novelties in neck wear, materials lor fancy work etc. Call aud see them. Uncle Bauni has had hu business roqu thoroughly cleaned and kalsp-rnined, and now has a very neat place iu which to display his large stock of goods. There was a Sunday School concert at Spring Ridge last Sunday Fafsc-ngers via V.t'.n Route Luve No Cfctange of Cars io Chicago, St.Lcuir., Hannibal Quincy, Cleveland, Clucin natl or Itiftiauapalis, Kansas City, uui HUT 03723 CIXAJMOZI TO NEW YORK, BOSTON or Close eoiiricctions are inwde at the Grand TJuloii 11 pot, Kakuu i'U all lines rootling uirocgU FREE RECLINING CHAIR GAR3 bin aflorcilnn all the comforts and luxury of a KLEEI'IXG CAB CI JITII IKEC THIS is Tax Only Crood Ixontc TO ALL Poixts is Mxies. v.

IdMb.4'ltrarBiia Oreffuu tai 1 er. Tbe only genuine PICTOIUAIi the Democratic Candidates for Presiteut ple. Greenwood county Republican. You are correct You have described the condition of Miami county exactly. Mr.

Isaac Hamlin, one of the wide-awake farmers from near New Lancaster, was a welcome caller at the Times office Tuesday. Mr. Ham-liu is marketing his old corn, of which he has some 1,500 bushels. Forty cents per bushel and a big prospect for new com makes onr farmers monopoly principles, but for the benefit of all. Governor Glick claims credit for 200.000 increase in the population of Kansas during his.

administration. According to our best information that beats Cleveland's record by 199, 999, in New Tfork. i'x. Mr. Henry Bloch, cms of the employes of the Kansas City Times, took a vacation and visited Paola Tuesday, lie was very favorably impressed with our little city, and may settle here During the severe electrical storm We are also Wholesale on Sunday morning, the residence of Chickerimj, iLutt.

4v t'- DECKEB and Vice-President. Authentic and exhaustive in Fact, profuse and artistic in illustration, conscientious, forcible, brilliant in authorship. The Standard Campaign History. Authorized, liieh in matter, but low in Price $2. The apents harvest.

Send BO Cents for ontfit and our Special. Bob Harris, in the east part of the Hatiicsuek, Etxrsos rswr 4 V'i' city, was struck by lightning, shock and Camk Co. Pixoe. nd t'ii'Siv Co. Ougass tba lJt low- Onran in the market.

Camp Camp priced practical instructions in tbe best methods of ing the inmates and badly damaging the building. On Monday morning another storm passed over the city elling it. Success and large profits insur- Act at once, the Campaign will be ehort but brilliant and profitable to acents. Catalogues and all inJormkiim cUf. 4 during which lightning struck fully given.

Address D. Thoxpso Pub's. St. Louis. or New York City.

eventually. We need such citizens, and we hone lie will. chimney on Globe Hall, and passed down the stovepipe, into the stove in MACHINERY AND TOOLS the back room of Sogenieier's billiard For Light Manafactariog aid Anateara. AVn-HORSETBIEF. There will be a meeting of the Ten Mile Valley Protective Association, Monday, Aug.

25. at 4 o'clock p. for the transaction of any business that may come before the meeting. Let every member be present. By order of the President.

L. C. Wsst, Secretary. night. Our informant assures us it was a complete success, and well attended.

The work of painting on the school house has progressed slowly on account of rainy weather, and the difficulty in obtaining men to work at such a height. hall, "doing up" Tom May and a colored ruan who were fixing some Lathes. Drill Press, Bhaoers. Scroll Kiiiixl Trip Tickets to ell the Popolar Phn-tire Kesortscn ude nnae MUnmn mootlit. Trains on In is line ALWA VS US 'i IMK, thus rutting ronnectioc mre.

Tl.rona Tleketa vll and rUtgKce Checked Ibrocsa to sl points. FAP.E ALTTAT8 LOW. 00. M. KTTUTM.

Cim He. L. W. TQWKE. feat J.

E. iOCKWOOD, ea. AU ESTEY CAMP, 203 N. Broadway (5th St), CHICAGO HOUSE, ST. LOUIS, MO.

188 190 State St. Saws and small Machine Tools for Iron Mr. Fleming, living a few miles south of town, lost a very valuable team of horses by lighting Sunday morning. He had turned them out in the pasture Saturday night, for the first time since he bought them. rain barrels.

Several cases of stock and Wood Working. SEND STAMP FOR CATALOGUE. being killed in the country adjacent K. 6. BARNES tYMCUtt, a.

V. are rumored. err v. Ma.