The Jeffersonian Gazette from Lawrence, Kansas • 4

1873. Established. the; BASE BALL. Dry goods, clothing, hats, caps, boots, shoes ad notions given away, and groceries cheaper than ever, at Calene and Flacky Boy's store. W.

G. FRDELICH, di fi -MonoJiolM All work done at once. S. E. Davis.

Thousands Say So. Mr. T. W. Atkins, Girard, writes: "I never hesitate to recommend your Electric Bitters to my customers, they give entire satisfaction and are rapid sellers." Electric Bitters are the purest and best medicine known and will positively cure Kidney and Liver complaints, purify the blood and regulate the bowels.

No family can afford to be without them. They will eave hundreds of dollars In doctor's bills every year. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by A. G. Eyth.

-DEALER IS- THURSDAY, August 131b, 1865. If you want a good smoke stop at J. W. Kohler Letter From Colorado. Manitou, Coju, August 8, 1885.

Editor Axti Here I am sitting on tbe "crest of the continent," elevated above the dank, heavy atmosphere which oppresses the dw eller in the Mississippi valley. I came here to obtain rest, mental and bodily, and 1 am getting it- We are tenting, Mrs. three children and myself, and we have a jolly time. A little too much work for Mrs. H.

cooking three meals, and not small ones either, (for ones appetite seems to grow with the altitude) is no THE OLD RELIABLE City Drug Store, A. G. Eyth. Where can be found a full line of goods kept in a First Class Drug Store. Pure Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Toilet Goods, Stationery A FULL LI1TB OUT Announcements.

FOR COUNT CLERK, Please announce me as a candidate for re-election to the office of County Clerk, subject- to the decision of the Dickinson County Republican Convention. Richaed Wabixo. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of County Clerk, subject to the decision of the Dickinson County Republican Convention. A. R.

Darling. FOR COVXTY TREASURER. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for County Treasurer, subject to the will of the Dickinson County Republican Primaries. N. Blevins.

Enterprise versus Hope. A game of base ball was played Tuesday afternoon, on the Enterprise grounds, between the Clubs of Hope and Enterprise, the score standing fifty-one runs-for Enterprise to twenty-two for Hope, the Enterprise club having played eight and the Hope club nine innings. The following is the score by innings 123456789 Tot. Enterprise, 025 10 14 13 70 51 Hope, 202337114 22 Call on Latto Bros, for Arbuckle's coffee STOVES 15 eta. per pound or 7 pound for one dollar Earnest Zollikofer, baker and confectioner, has choice confectionery always on hnad, Candy, nuts, pretzels, etc 3 tf House cleaning is certainly disagreeable, Enterprise and Detroit Time-Table.

GOING EAST. PASSENGEK. No 202. Cyclone Express 12:41 p. p.

in. FREIGHT. 216 WO P-n. GOING WEST. PASSENGER.

Nc .203, Pacific Ex. (except a. m. oniY-vi-lone Express 3:44 p. m.

TIN HOLLOW WARE, Notwithstang the large score the play Kohler for dry goods and Call on J. groceries. Humphreys Homeopathic Medicines. 9 tf but is necessary, and people gladly bear the drudgery to enjoy the freshness of what seems like a new home bnt to fully appreciate you should take a dose of St. Patrick's Pills, which will cleanse your system and regulate yonr liver.

Sold by W. H. McDowell. A good stock of second band stoves, at from 11.50 to $3.00. S.

E. DAVIS. Arbuckle's coffee 15 cents per pound at 1BE1GBT. Latto Bros. For Painters Supplies, Wall Paper and Machine Oils.

rreseriplions filled and nislit bv competent Drnidsts Only. ARCTIC SODA WATER IN THE SEASON. 1:45 p. m. small job.

Wonder ii ten men in a thousand ever realize what it means to cook, take care of the children and keep the house in order? I fear not. Woman deserves much more credit than she ever gets. Manitou is a beautiful place. It is destined to be the great health resort of the nation. It is sometimes called the Saratoga of the west, but it is much more in the way of a sanatorium than Saratoga can ever be.

In fact there is no resort in the world accessible to the traveling public which No 215.... NO CHANGE NECESSARY. It is not necessary to change the climate which you live in or travel about for the restoration ot health. If you have weak lungs, W. Kohler for Boots 9 Call on J.

and Shoes. Enterprise FostsfSce. Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Workers. Roofing, Spouting and Repairing. Pumps of all kinds.

Gasoline Machine Oils. I hereby announce myself a candidate for County Treasurer of Dickinson county, subject to the Republican County Convention. John J. Coofeb. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Dickinson County Republican Convention.

J. E. Martin. I am a candidate for County Treasurer, subject to decision of the Dickinson County Republican Convention. Jacob Schopp.

I announce myself a candidate for the office of Connty Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Republican Connty Convention. C. J. McDivitt. FOB SHERIFF.

I hereby announce myself a candidate for coughs, colds, croup, consumption or bronchitis. Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup is wnrant- Fresh Lemons and Bananas and all kinds of Tropical fruits always on hand at t-f E. ZOLLIKOFEB. ed to cure you. Sample bottles free at II.

McDowell's. MAILS ARKIVE. Kiom tbc East 0:10 a. m. and 4:10 p.

m. vim the West 1:10 P- m. MAILS LEAVE. Ko. Hie Went 5:00 a.

m. and 3:00 p. m. K. tbe East -liOO and 9:00 p.

in. ifflce is open from 7 a. m. to 8 p. m.

On Sun-ilavs from 8.30 to 9 a. and 5 to 5.30 p. ffl. ing was excellent on both sides, the batting being very heavy and many excellent fly catches made and quite a number of splendid double plays. The second game between the Enterprise and Simon Rothschild base ball clubs was played on the Abilene fair grounds last Friday afternoon.

The day was intensely hot, but the boys of both sides did their work like little men, never shirking the very hard work. The game was about even for the first four innings, after which the Abilene boys began some tall playing and won the game by the decisive score of 27 to 8. The Rotschild club had a pitcher from Illinois a daisy enrver, whom our boys could not 1 at successfully, but the Rot bach Id boys did fine playing throughout the game, especially in the last three innings. Our boys were treated with a royal hospitality by their gentlemenly opponents and furnished a splendid supper at the Henry house. score.

Bring on your old copper, lead or rags, which will be taken for work or trade. S. E. Davis. SUB-AGENT FOB- Kohler Co.

for your Bueklen's Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cento per bex.

For sale by A. G. Eyth. Go to J. W.

chine Oils. combines all the elements of an ideal sana-tarium to the degree found here. Pure, dry air, cool and highly charged with ozone and electricity a dry, sandy and rocky soil, a suitable temperature, cool in summer, warm in winter, and mineral springs, which very much resemble, and fully equal, in health giving qnalities the most famous Sheriff of Dickinson County, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. Robert Kobxs. Choice Candy and all kinds of Nuts, Figs, in fact, a fancy line of confectionery, tf.

E. Zollikofer. Enterprise Market. GRAIN. Corrected every Wednesday by C.

Hoffman Son. I hereby annonnce myself a candidate AND- springs of Europe. for Sheriff of Dickinson County, subject to decision of the Republican County Convention. Frank L. Ball.

If you want a good cigar try the Peek-a-boo. For sale by E. Zollikofer. 11U register of deeds. I hereby announce myself a candidate READ THE KANSAS CITY JOURNAL SCHEME FOR 1SS5.

EVERYBODY CONSTITUTED AGENTS- Throughout the year 1KS5. the JorRSAL desires the making npofctubsfortha WEEKLY JOURNAL on the following terras: The subscription price is SL0O per year. Kvery person furnishing Sabacrihers msy retain 15 per cent as a commission, and transmit with their lists or orders the remaining percent to us. To the person furnUhlng the largest list. In any one month, we wl1 give a cash present OfS25.0U.

To the person furnishing the second largest list we will In like manner pay J10.00. A record will be kept or all the orders sent and payment of the above present will made promptly sft the close of mrh month. The names of such umWul strnU, their adir nd number of names contained in tbeir l.sts 111 be published In the t-EKLY journal. Remember, every person acting as stent will retain a fair con. minion on all sabscrip Uonssent to begin with, and the more successful will receive these presents In addition.

Remittances must accompany each order equal to S5 cents for each name sent. Competition for this line of Premiums is open to everybody except the JOCrXTCALU own regular traveling agents, wno are prterly excluded. Hasten to make np yonr Clubs, and no matter how smsll the larccst lists may be, the sender wilt get 526.10, while tbe sender of the next largest will get liu.ou bonus. Our reenred for each month will embrace all orders mailed from the agent's postome or handed In during that month. Sample copies will be furnished free to any applicant wishing to act as agent.

In case of a tie In the lareest list sent. It will be determined by lot which is entitlsd to the largest bonus, and the loserof that will get the second bonus. Ktiould a tie omir in the second largest list, it will be decided by lot who is entitled lot he bonus This offer is made In good faith, and contains nnihing mysterious or crooked Yon need no preparation or outfit. Tske Kubcri ptlons at il.VO per year and send them as )ou get Uteus. Io not hold them for theexpiration of the month.

Give the Postofflce address. County and Mate of each of yoursubscribera. Write their names plainly that no irregularities may occur. Address all communications lo tbe JOURNAL COMPANY, KANSAS CJTY.MO 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 08. 70 60 50 25 24 27 Wheat No.

2 (hard) 3 4 Kye Corn (yellow) (white) for re-ection to the office of Register of Innings Enterprise Rothschild Eave troughs and tin roofing, well done, on jhort notice and of the best material. S. E. Davis. 15-3m 2 0 2 2 3 0 0 0 4 2 2 110 6 Deeds for Dickinson County, subject to the 027.

decision of the Republican Count Convention. A. M. Junken. $1 WEEKS.

I am sole agent for the Gale Carriage Harrow; the best harrow in the world. Come and see me and I know you. will be pleased. tf. J.

F. BcnBEB. 13 NOTICE. There will be a meeting of the National- The POLICE GAZETTE will be mailed, se curely wrapped, to any address in the Lulled READ THIS LIST. Weir Plows, Weir Cultivators, Canton Clipper Cultivators, Canton Clipper Plows, Milburn Wagons, MitchellWagons, Challenge Corn Planters Evans Corn Planters, Spring Wagons, and Buggies in all the latest styles.

I mean to sell at very low prices. Please give me a call, t-f J. F. Buhrer. states tor tnree montus on receipt oi ONE DOLLAR, $3 25 2 75 2 50 2 00 50 55 1 00 Greenback-Antimonopoly county committee of Dickinson county, held a the office of B.

C. Crans'on in Abilene, at 2 p. m. of 1 -stent Flour 11. S.

iolden Leaf ileal. Liberal discount allowed to postmasters, l'Htronize Home Industry. Arid buy your cigars at C. F. Blaich's factory, where you can get the most for your money.

agents and clubs. Sample copies mailed free. Address all orders to RICHARD K. FOX, Fran klin Sucakk, N. V.

tirant Memorial Services. On last Saturday, the date of General Grant's interment, appropriate memorial services were held at Abilene, the old soldiers and some other citizens of Enterprise attending. At ten thirity a. m. the impressive burial service of the Grand Army of the Republic was held at the court house by Abilene Post.

An imposing procession, With draped banners, muffled drums and reversed arms, in which the local militia company participated, was then formed and marched through the principal streets. At two p. m. the firing of 63 guns was began, the bells were tolled and general public services were held in the Bonebrake opera bouse, which were largely attended. Ladies if you wan, a nice Lawn Diess, call on J.

W. Kohler Co. 9 tf LIVE STOCK. CYrrected weekly by Hassler AkerS. 3 25toS3S0 2 50 to 3 00 Steep 2 00 to 2 50 The Canton Clipper is the lightest draft plow made, docs the best work, and is the most durable.

For sale by J. F. Buhrer. R.GORMAN Keeps on Hand Caskets and Coffi of all sizes PRODUCE. (Corrected weekly by J.

F. Bciirer.) to 10 rg V. HOWARD, Pies, Cakes, Ginger Bread and Pretzlea always on hand. Hot Coffee and first class Lunch will be served at all hours. tf.

E. Zollikofer. 8 10 40 1 CO pples Seven pounds of Arbuckle's coffee for ona pollar at Latto Bros. Ice Cream, Lemonade and meals at all hours, by Mrs. Youngblood, at the Pacific House.

a-t i.T Also a Monday, Aug. 31st, 1885, to consider the interests of the paity in this county and transact any business which may come before it A full attendance is earnestly requested, and all members of the party wishing to do so are invited to be present The following is a list of the members of the committee G. F. Livingston, Buckeye; C. W.

Brooks, Center; a. J.Wilcox, Grant; Robert Kane, Willowdale; N. Armstrong Jefferson D. Blanchett, Aroma Earl Robinson, I.yona; John Davis, Banner; N. Thurstin, Hope, and A.

H. Ryan, Sherman township. W. n. T.

Wakefield, A. B. Partridge, Chairman. Secretary. The fair association is making every effort to have a big fair this year.

On the first day of the fair, Wednesday, September 23, there will be a big band tournament, open to the bands, only, of this county. The association will offer three premiums, viz for the best band in the first class $50 for the best band in the second class and f25 for the best band in the third class. Several special prizes will also be given: Messrs. Hawk, Northcraft, Gleiss-ner, Shaler and Smith will give an elegant silver cornet to the winning band in the first class; Mr. Irion will give a set of music racks to the winning band in the second class; T.

E. Sewell will give a snare drum and Simon Rothchilds five full pieces of band music to the winning band in tbe third class8. Abilene Chronicle. Around Manitou cluster numerous points of interest, more than around any other point in the Rockies: Garden of the Gods, only two miles Glen Eyrie, Devils Punch Bowl, Cave of the Winds, Grand Caverns, Ute Pass, Rainbow and Bridal Veil Falls, Crystal and Manitou parks, and last but not least, Pikes Peak, which towers above its brother mountains, king of the Rockies. Manitou itself is qnite a little village, consisting chiefly of hotels and boarding bouses.

Quite a number of very pretty cottages, either inhabited by the owners or rented to tourists, have been built the last two years. Many more are being built. Living at hotels is expensive, the charges rivaling in steepness the very mountains themselves. Tenters are Lot very welcome are looked down upon as not quite up to the standard of snobocracy. In fact they charge $10.00 for the privilege of tenting on some mountain sides.

Go where you will and the blight of monopoly is seen. To illustrate to what extent the cod-fish aristocrats carry things: A prominent Ktmsas politician, who is kept and fed by one of our railroad corporations, refused to allow ns to use water from one of his hydrants because tte were tenters. Said politician in Kansas would, at th behest of his masters, kiss the dirtiest buby of the poorest drayman in Topeka. But there are also royal men aud women here, as else where. Rev.

J. A. Antrim and wife, also are one of those rare couples who can and do make one feel at home in the drenriest desert. May they always prosper. Mr.

Antrim ediis the Manitou Daily Tourist," and a lively little paper he does make of it, Financially it has also been quite a success and as Mr. Antrim must give it up to' work broader fields it will afford some bright young fellow with little capital, but lots of vim and some brains, a splendid opportunity to make some money. Has Dickinson such a young man who wants the chance? Mrs. Lillie, of Chapman, and her brother, Mr. Tyler, also camped with Antrims.

They are of that class of whole souled, warm hearted, English people whem to meet is always a pleasure. In Denver we met Rev. Schnltz and his estimable wife. The kindly treatment received at their ha'ids when we were and weary" will ever be gratefully remembered. We also found in Denver, Miss Blanchard, Mrs.

Hutton and Miss Short. They are happy, bright, independent and self reliant. They seem to get along excellently without "a man." Their abode reminds one of "The Court" in Tennyson's We caught another glimpse ot them, reinforced by the genial Mrs. McCullom, of Abilene, FINE HEARSE Mr ith moderate charges forjthe same. A large and well selected stock of FINE FURNITURE.

Calene Flack have reduced prices on all summer goods until there is not much price left. Architect, Contractor, Will take contracts for the erection And Completion of public or Private Building in Dickinson and adjoining countys. STAIR BUILDING A SPECIALTY. Plans and Specifications Furnished on application. Reference given if desired.

ir Yon Want to be Happy. If you waat to be happy you must be good. A maxim a 1 right lu its way: But afar better one, lr understood. Is what I have now got to say. If you want to be happy you must be well.

Whatever the station you serve in; And of all medicines one bears the lead, The good Samaritan Nbbvink. I ones tried every sort of cure. To restora me to good health; And spent in vain, of that I'm sure, Conslderab'e sbaie of my wealtb But all was In vain, till a friend advised, la a manner mest Tbe medicine he most highly prized, Richmond's Samaritan Hikvine, I took his advice; in one short week, I felt no further pain; For doctors no longer I had to seek. For I never felt sick again. I'm healthy and happy tbe whok day long; So If health be worth preservln', Tbe constant burdeD of icy song Is, try Samaritan Nerviae.

Twill cure tke young, twill heal the old. Twill niaks the whols world better; At SC Joseph, Missouri, the medicine is sold; Drop Dr. Richmond a letter: lie'll giTe you advice far better than wealth. He'll point out the way to preserve in The best condition of yoar newly found health. By the use of Samaritan Nervike.

Topeka, July 28th, 1885. W.T.Hoprxs, Enterprise, Km, Dear Sir, I send list of Bondsmen on tbe Kaw Lite Association: R. W. Hilliker, Savings Sunk of Kansas. F.T.Stndley, F.

E. Pellete, Chas. Wilson, H. A. Miller, F.

Carrol, R. M. Spivey Sam. W. Day," F.

H. Belton, A. M. Scott, W. Ryus, Yours very truly, R.

B. Morris, Sup't. KANSAS CITY MARKETS. Kansas City.August 12. Wheat Market dull.

No. 2 red winter casb, 62 September, October 85! Xo. 2 soft 93J. (John No. 2 casb 361(5361; September MOW.

KYK 47. Eggs lOcts. I.IVK STOCK. Cattle Tbe market is lower. ports 5 205 40 good to choice shipping urs4 15 common 4504 85 cows 40; feeders, 3 304 25.

Hogs Market strong and active. Assorted at 4 30 4 55; mixed at 4 20 1 40. Sheep Fair to good, 2 2503 00 common, 1 50(c2 25. "From Sea to Sea, ob Just a Campin," one of the greatest and most intense'y interesting stories ever written, will soon be commenced and published in full in this paper. Day board and meals at all hours, at the Pacific House, N.

E. cor. 1st and Factory Street. A PRESENT! Our renders for 12 cents in -tamps to pay for mailing and wrapping tnd iiitmes of two bonk agentff, will re--eive IKiK a Mm-I t'iaik rarlar tscravisr of a ur president, including ClctcUss, size 22 28 worth S4.00 Idaresi EMer rsa. Cskar, 111.

Enterprise, Kansas P.O. Bow A "WOiTBESjr-O-I BOSS LOCAL NEWS Just published, and for sale by the medical book dealers, or may be had direct from tbe author. BINS ACK VAIL, MANHOOD! WOMANHOOD! Barber Shop, An exaustlve treaty on Sexual Exce3ses. the Seed Wheat for sale by J. M.

HOEY. -DEALERS IX- diseases arising fiom them, and their treatment and cure; also a brief lecture on Epilepsy and other Nervous Diseases, showing tbe relationship existing between the sexual and Nervous o. CT Annual School Meeting. The annual school meeting takes place on Thursday, Aug. 13th, and all having C.

Hoflman went to Kansas City on Mon uy or. w. A. kichmono, ru josepu, Missouri, price fl.r.ti. Fully illustrated and 7n L.

B. Knanxs has opened a barber shop in Enterprise, and will be plea-ed to see his old friends, to whom he tan guarantee day. elegantly bound, containing over 250 Dages. i ins wonuenui dook reveals tne innermost Be. You can buy goods at Chicago wholesale prices of Calexk Flack.

Restaurant, Ice Cream and Lemonade, bj Mrs. Vouuglood, Pacific House. Something to eat or something to wear can be had at prices which will astonish you, at Calene Flacks. Tbe Canton Clipper Sulky is tbe lightest draft j.low made, does the beet work and is the most durable, call and examine for sale J. F.

Buhrer. Rheumatism, Gout axD Neuralgia are generally cauwd by urea in the blood, and it is one of the ppecial properties of the special properties of Dr. Richmond-s Samaritan Nervine to eradicate all these disorders. children to educate should attend it. TO satisfaction.

Shop one door nort of Mc crets of nature, and is. In fact, a key which opens the book of knowledge, and plucks leaves Ladies are entitled to vote in school The river Las been on a regular high old rampage for a couple oi weeks, but is now Dowell drug store. o3uftlj of healing fr the tree of life. It treats of subjects which are of Immense value to every man- meetings and being interested in educa subsiding. woman anaemia in tue iana, ana in an probability, save years of sickness and fortunes tional matters should make it a point to be JUST WHAT TOO Anvil, Vise, Cut on tool for I arm present.

in doctor bills. Agents wanted everywhere, both male and female. Send at one and get agents' circular. and home use. sizes.

$5.50, A law last winter makes it nec Killed by On Tuesday morning about three o'clock lightning struck the residence of Wni. Arthur, ia Ridge township about four miles from this place, killing his oldest son Win. J. During tbe raging storm the young man went to tbe window to watch the scene as was his invariable custom. The lightning struck the point of tbe north gable end.

The main current following down the studding, shattered it in shivers and burst off the sheeting and siding. A small current strnck the window where the young mm was standing, entered the room and struck him on the shoulder, killing him atmost instantly. Although living about an hour he was entirely senseless, and all efforts to revive him were in vain. His brother Charles was in their bed at the time and received but a slight shock. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur were sleeping in their own room directly under the boys' room and received no injury. The lath and plaster covered their bed, and taking it all they had a very narrow escape. Hope Herald. Iake It I1 nanimUR.

Miss Alice M. Junken has announced herself a candidate for re-election as Register of Deeds. So lar no opposition has developed itself and there shonld be none. Miss Junken has proved herself one of the best and most courteous and satisfactory Kobert Korns is an old soldier and well quuliiled to make an excellent sheriff, something soldiers should remember. S6.50.

Sold bv essary to take a vote for or against connty ENTERPRISE and DETROIT. hard ware deal ers. 1 i trod uee uniformity of text books, and when a ma one free to nnd person who gets sun fjsjalpS8 Mao. jority of districts in one year vote for it tbe superintendent shall notify each district UDBCIUDOl lour Geo. W.

Wright came up from Parker-ville to attend the meeting of the Central committee the latter part of last week. and city of tbe third class to elect one mem Agents wanted, write tor circuirs, CHENEY ANVIL, VISE Woctlyr Detroit, Mich. We will advance money on your hogs it you do not wish to ber of the committee to select text books at Manitou. They were taking in the town" enronte for Leadville on one of their BKGGS" CIIEKISV COI GH SYRCP I consider one of the best if not the best of all the many couh remedies in use. I have for use in the county.

sell at once. Come and see us. Highest prices for all kinds occasional vacations. They all except Mrs, Mr. Michael Ryan bad bis name enrolled for the Axti the coming year.

Mr. Ryan is an old settler and a whole souled, good Irishman. sold more of It the past year than all others of stock. iuHotf A Model Nursery. M.

hold important positions in the large put together, and it has given universal satis house of McNamarra of Denver. faction. J. M. Nye, Druirsdst, Well, Minn, Sample bottles free at W.

H. McDowell's dru: On Tuesday last we paid a visit to "The Western Home Nursery," of E. Eicholtz, four miles north of Detroit. Mr. Eicholtz, Notice.

S. K. A- O. U. W.

DICKINSON LEGION, No. 33, meets in Knox's Hall, Abilene, on the 2nd and 4th Saturday nights of each month. All comrades are requested to meet with tbe Legion. C. Brooks, A.

1L PAUL, Select Com. Recorder. store. Next week we expect to go through the second stage of the cure, viz to take much physical exercises. Expect to take in some is Vice-President for Dickinson County J.

B. Brenton Co druggists, Adel, of the notable places in this vicinity. If Iowa, say ''We have sold hundreds of of the State Horticultural Society, and though we knew him to be an enthusiastic STONE WORK; stone work. the spirit moves me may describe some of as well as efficient officers the county ever bottles of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to residents of Adel and them. The Anti comes regularly and can not help but congratulate you on the and successful horticulturist, we were much surprised at the extent and variety, as well as at the fine quality, superior varieties and Mr.

E. Eichollz, the popular Detriot nurseryman, called on Monday. He says his trees, plants and vines bare made a phenomenal growth this season. We will give two dozen good roots of the celebrated Cutbbert raspberry, tbe beet hardy variety, free to each cash subscriber to the AjtTiMOXorOLiST for one year. IMed.

At 6:30 p. Aug. 12th, of diptheritic tonsil itis, Charles, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.

vicinity, and always keep a bottle open for dispensing in doses, and we use it in our excellence of your paper. Keep on and I OUR CLUB LIST. We will RtTid the one year with any newspaper own families whenever occasion requires, splendid condition ol his nursery stock. We have never known it to fail in any case, am sure much good will result. Yours, C.B.H Space and time does not permit an extend or magazine nametl below, at price and we have seen it used in bowel com ed notice this week, but ail wanting tbe plaint in all its forms, and the most severe given, if paid in advance: North American Review $-5 50 and dangerous cases, lhe medicine has aIIc C.

Porter.Hastcr Mason, Contractor and Builder. best varieties of fruit trees, vines and shrubs or evergreens will do well to give our fullest confidence and endorsement as SCOSCHED. Last Friday morning, abont 2:30 a. m. life preserver." bv W.

H. McDowell, him a call. C. Burkhardt. aaed 8 years.

Funeral at the cry of fire was heard on our streets, Century Magazine 5 00 National Republican 2 10 National Tribune 2 25 4 p. m. to-day. Suinday School Fictile. and soon a large number of citizens had MONEY SAVED.

had, and is fairly entitled to the customary second term. While a good and loyal republican, Miss "Junken is a very inoffensive partisan, and has devoted her time to the duties of her office, not to pulling political wires or manipulating elections, hence under the theory of civil service reform is entitled not only to the hearty support of her own party, but can be consistently supported by good citizens of all parties. Let us reward a faithful and competent servant by making her nomination and election unanimous. We have received from the publishers a copy of a new and and handsome publication called Youth, evidently a high class periodical, and intended for the entertainment and profit of Boys and Girls, and the older ones of the family as well. The first article is a story, continued, in which it is not difficult to recognize the terseness, humor and cleanliness of one of rallied to the scene of the corjflagrtioD, Is thoroughly Equipped with Derricks Elevators and the On Thursday, Aug.

27th, in Schwenden You can often save a large doctor bill by keeping a supply of Smith's Cough Syrup er's Grove, south of Walnut Grove school Some person has reported that Mr. Robt. Korns has withdrawn from the race for AYER'S Hair Vigor restores, with the gloss and freshness of youth, faded or gray hair to a natural, rick brown color, or deep black, as may desired. By its tne light or red hair may ba darkened, t'uiu hair thickened, and baldness often, though not alTrays, cured. It checks failing of tbe hair, and stimulates a weak au.l sickly growth to vigor.

It prevents and cures scurf and dandruff, aud heals nearly every disease peculiar to the scalp. As a Ladles Hair Dressing-, the Vioor is unequalled it contains neither oil nor renders the hair soft, glossy, and silkon in appearance, and Imparts a delicate, agreeable, aud lasting irfame. Mb. C. P.

Bricmkr writes from Jafi 3, ltS2 i-ast fall my eo.ameneea falling out, and iu a short tone 1 became nearly bald. I used part -f a bottle of Ai'liti Haib Vioor. which tlopp- tbe falling of the hair, and started a new growth. hire now a full bead of liair growing vigorously, and at it convinced thst but for the ue ef your preparaliou 1 should bare been entirely bald." J. W.

Bowew, proprietor of the XlcArthmr (Ohio) Kuquirtr, says "AvrB' Ha Ik Viooa is a most excellent preparation for the hair. 1 speak cf it from my own experience. Its cso promotes the growth new hair, and einkes it glossy and sore TIim Viooh im also a sure cure tor dandruff. Not w.Uiiu my knowledge lias the preration ever failed to give entire satisfaction." Wn. Amri PAinrsAtax, leader of the Celeltiated Kairbaim Family" of Scottish Vocalists, writes front llotton, Feb.

6, Kver since my liair begun to give silvery evidence of tlie change which heeling time proctircth, 1 have used Avkk's IlAia Viook, and so have been able to maintain an appearance of youlhf ulness a matter of coitshierable consequence to miiiinters, orators, actors, and in fnct every one kuo lircs ia the eyes of the pubiic" Mrs. O. A. pRitscoTT, wriling from Is Kim 9t Charlcstown, Ajjril 14. lst-2, says Two yoars ago about two-tulnbt of mv hair came olT.

It thinned very rapidly, and'l was fast growing bald. On using AVER'S llAIlt tbe failing stopped ni a new growth commenced, and in about a bioidb mv head was completely covered with short hair. Jt has continued to grow, and is now as good as before it fell. I regularly used but one bottle -of the Vioor, but now use it occasionally as a dressing." We have hood reds of similar testimonials to the efficacy of Area's Haib Vioor. It needs bat a trial to convince the most skeptical of lis valaa.

rSEPAKCB BY Dr.J.C.Ayer&Co.,Lowell,Mat. 3old by all Druggists. which proved to be in the upper story house, on Came creek, under aaspices of best of tools and appliances for erecting large buildings, and in the house, ouc and $1 per bottle. Truth Seeker 3 25 Christian Advocate 3 25 "World, N. Y.

2 25 Youth's Companion 2 76 the Walnut Grove Union Sunday school. Try Smith'8Athnia Cure. Trial packag Sheriff This is untrue, as Mr. Korns is on the track until beaten in the convention Ail satiain scnoois are invited to par free. For sale by W.

IL McDowell. 44 2t prepared to contract for all classes of Stone work cheaper the residence of Mr. Fred Rich on Bridge street, two doors south of First street. By almost superhuman exertions the fire was speedily got under control, the damage to the building not exceeding 200, and to the ticipate in tne exercises oi tne (lay. and has not and will not withdraw.

Come and bring your baskets well filled Another Lire Saved. than any other builder in Dickinson county, IIaqer's Young People 3 00 Godey's Lady's Dook 3 00 A good time is assured to alL Able speakers will be present. Rev. Otis, of Lyona, Our genial and popular young friend, Mr. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar contents not over fifty dollars.

The origin Frank L. Ball, of Willowdale township, is Rev. J. M. Wilson, of Chapman, Rev.

E. rhoea Remedy cured me of chronic diar Satisfaction Guaranteed. of tbe fire is supposed to have been from Sawtell, of Dillon, Rev. Kendall, of rhoea after years of standing, when it seem in the race for the republican nomination i'ur sheriff, and if elected would make an Herington, Rev. G.

M. Glick, of Woodbine match lighted to find something upstairs dropped on the floor, as this was done, and Plans and estimates Furnished. Best of references given. and others. efficien officer.

See his announcement. ed 1 eon Hi live no longer, I was growing so weak. I had tried several doctors in this state and several in Iowa, but they Peterson's Magazine 3 00 Kansas City Daily 10 00 Kansas City Daily 10 00 Irish World 3 00 Irish Nation 3 50 Irish Republic 3 50 the best writers of short fiction and ess: Refreshment stands on the ground. Com the fire started remote from any flue or mittee of arrangements, M. L.

Potter, O. F. There wtll bo a meeting of the National- could do notbing forme, i was finally in W.Mc C. PORTER. Pearl.

Kansas. stove pipe, tue dmijuu was insured in this country, Monahan" of a dozen years ago, who has undertaken the editorship of Youth. All the articles published in this number show the exercise of L'nkerfer, Harry Schwendener. Marshal of the day, M. L.

Potter. Excellent music diced to try a bottle of your medicine Af the Phoenix for 900, and the furniture Antimonopoly-Cireenback county committee, at tbe office of B. C. Cranston, in Abil ter using three bottles of it I was entirely by the baud. taste, care, and a due regard for that clean enrea.

cannot say enough in its praise. and contents for 100. This fire, and that of A. G. Eyth's resi 1 wisn every family koew its worth as ly tone and style that we want in the family circle.

We notice that there is no at ene, at 2 o'clock p. on the day of the republican county convention, Monday, While at Abilene last week we were struck with tbe improvements which have do, and I am sure they would never be dence some time ago, shows how utterly HASSLER AKERS. tempt at coarse and donbttnl humor, and Aug. 31st, John Swinton's Paper 2 00 Justice 2 25 Globe-Democrat, Daily. 11 00 Weekly 2 25 Harper's Bazar.

4 50 CERMAN PAPERS. been made at the fair grounds. The track without it. Mrs. Gleason, Salem, Dent Mo.

Sold by W. H. McDowell. that curious and useful odds and ends of helpless we are in case of fire, aud tbe im perative necessity of organizing at least seems to be in a splendid condition, es history and information, grouped under hook and ladder company. Had it not appropriate beads, appear from all corners pecially the back stretch.

Fences have ASIATIC CHOLERA. ol tbe world. -bEALERS IN- Messrs. Wheeler and Alderman, of the Kansas Harvester Company, have gone to Kargo, Dacota, where Mr. Trother had pre is the most destructive and dangerous of all The price at which YoCTH is supplied (fifty cents per annum, with club rates) is been pnt up around the course, and a good ditch dug on the inside of the circle.

New stalls have been built and taere is room been a dead calm Mr Rich's houe could not have been saved, and had it burned tbe of Mr. Holdsworth the house and lumber yard of Mr. Grosser would proba contagious diseases; in fact Diarrhoea, Chol ceded them. They take two of the ma Kansas Frcie Presse 3 00 Kansas State Anzeiger 3 25 era Moibus and stomach disorders are greatly a new departure in journalism. It is evident that the paper intends to gather chines made here this season, to exhibit in modified forms of this disease.

During these LIVE STOCK. now for abont fifty horses. In fact, every estliche Post 3 00 large circulation, with a very small profit the spring wheat harvest of Dacota. months it is unsafe to he without Beggs' thing looks promising for a good time on each individual subscriber. This is the Diarrhoea lialsam which acts so successfully Anzeiger des Westens 3 25 bly have burned also, and in case of a high south wind would almost certainly have done so.

Let not tbe organization of a fire whenever theie is racing there. plan that has long been wanted, to place in all summer complaints. It is harmless and Rev. G. M.

Glick will on next Sabbath in tne bands ot tbe beads of families a pub pleasant to administer. Price 35 cents. For -ALSO PROPRIETORS lication that can be afforded by everybody, sale by W. II. McDowell.

company and procurement of necessary apparatus be longer delayed. Do not forget that we are taking orders for evergreens for fall delivery at prices morn preach a missionary sermon, text Daniel 2, 44, subject, Kingdom of Christ. There will lie a Sabbath School Missionary yet of the most desirable quality. SAMUfcLSECrihlT. C.

F. Dlaioh is makinj better ci never before dreamed of in this State. City Meat Market. The following items are from the Ottawa, sars for the same money than can be Send in your orders at once, as the time Concert in the eveniDg. Subject, A Million for Missions.

All are invited to attend. Ks Journal when we must place our orders is growing hal elsewhere. Buy of him and keep the money at home, for it may There seems to be a revival of the inter Carpenter, Contractor ALWAYS ei-PPLIEW WITH short. We can furnish any variety suitable for this climate at from one dollar to come ijack to vou. est in the Ottawa and Topeka railroad, and Waukesha Glenn, QUEEX OF IT A TEltS.

Guaranteed Medicinally Superior containing more natural mineral salts. It is pure. Is tha only dinrt-ctic water known in tbe world which, acts directly upon tbe secretii rs of tbe Liver, and Generative Organs, and is Nature's 8oTereiga Kemedr for tbst camemn class of disease that afflict tbe human lamQj. IW Tbonssnds of testlmoois rcsiled fres. As a test we win send yon a sample esse of ten quart bottles.

as bnrk-d for family and club receipt of 1 1.50 and this sdvertlieiuexit, or a lulf barrel tot $3. Address T. H. BRYANT, Box B.WArit.sna.TVia, we hear there is a prospect that it will be ten dollars per hundred according to variety A Bottle of Samaritan NebvisE ea- The following patents were granted to citizens of Kansas, bearing date Aug. 4, '85, Reported expressly for this paper by Louis, Bagger Mechanical Experts and Solicitors of Patents, Washington, D.

C. Advice free. P. J. Beck, Lawrence, combined stove lifter, etc, J.

P. Fans, Windom, station indicator for railway and cars, etc AND BUILDER. boilt this fall providing onr people will and size. FOR SALE. 1 Kawson Mower, 1 Keystone Sulky Rake, 1 Acme Hay Stacker, 1 Elwood Horse Tower, 1 Case Separator.

All in good order. Apply to W. E. Facson, or Lewis, Slemmcr Co, Enterprise, Kas. 2t bles one to defy Asthma, Nervousness, and vote (60,000 to 190,000 in bonds.

General Debility. S1.50, at Druggists. Plans Drawn and Specifications Furnished C. J. McDivitt, well known to the citi Every Epileptic sufferer ought to try Sama Threshing machines are now busy zens of Dickinson connty as an old and CHOICE MEATS Highest Prices Paid for Beef Cattle, Hoga and Sheep.

CASH PAID FOR HIDES. throughout the county, and Robert Denni- ritan Nervine at once," says Rev. J. T. Etter, of New Glares, "it's a never failing ENTERPRISE KANSAS" highly respected citizen, announces him son, who is running a machine in Cutler tp remedy.

self in this issue of onr paper as a candidate for connty treasurer. He possesses in an reports that wheat runs from 10 to 25, oats from 30 to 40, and flax from 3 to 10 bush IMPORTANT. A Walking Skeleton. Mr. E.

Springer, of Mechanicsburg, When you visi or leave New York fi trjan els to the acre. eminent degree the fine business qualifica D. E. LATTO, r.iirwuee ana carriase and We leara that Mr. Robert Knox, well and trti'ely known in this county, has returned nd recommenced business at his old stand is Abilene.

His many friends in the county join iii celcoming him back to their midst, and wish penewed success in his besiness. writes: I was afflicted with lung fever tions and strict integrity so necessary in stop at the Grand Union Grand Central Depot. A gentleman representing some eastern tlesant rooms fitted no at a. cost ot on mil this important office. capitalists, is in the city looking up mat Private Line Telephones For bet verm oflte Md retdens or factory.

ISo'd cm right. Ko re at Icy Taker p. ace of BeU TeirplMM oa lln a rxler two mites la ieacxfc. Ao Inrim erttext Vmi Not 90, '80-taiue- CtrmJar fa. A genu wrm t4 Ilarbcrt Tetoahoae Co-, every 4tcripUmm US LaSaJla fct Caicata, and abscess on lungs, and reduced to a walking Skeleton.

Got a free trial bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, which did me so much good that I bought lion uonars, reaurea io si.mj aua upwards per day. Kuropean plan Klevater. Kestaurant ters connected with the proposed Ottawa R.F.RUSSEL&SO.S, The Golden Belt Farm Journal, edited and Council Grove railroad with view Notary Public Vxi-ia. my a-H-cer.

a dollar bottle. After using three bottles, suppiiea wiin tne nest. Home cars, staees and elevated railroad to all depots. Families can live better for less money at the Grand Union Hotel than at any other first-class hotel in the AND LOAN AGENT, to its building. by Harry Swift, formerly of tbe Chapman Star, is a handsomely printed, and ably DEALERS IN found myself once more a man, completely city.

lSoctlyr It will be remembered a branch of the ccjited paper, devoted exclusively to agri- restored to health, with a hearty appetite, and a gain in flesh of 43 lbs." Call at A. G. Eyth's Drug Store and get a free trial bottle of this certain cure for si Lung Diseases. ENTERPRISE. KAS.

Read This List Missouri Pacific now ends at Ottawa, and that it is thought the extension of it to HARNESS Comrade Jacob Scbopv, A.biU2, announces his candidacy for the republican nomination for county treasurer. Comrade Schopp served through the war, going out sn "61, in the 17ih Ohio. He lost bis arm su service and is now Post Commander Post, G. A. R.

The undersigned Is prepared to draw op and acknowledge Weir Plows, cultare, ai-d should be taken and read by every farmer la the county. It is issued monthly a.t AbiUne, at 50 cents a Large bottles $1.00. Weir Cultivators, Council Grove means that the Mo. Pacific will take hold of the T. S.

St W. and build year. OR, A. SCHUEHUBER. Preparing for the Cholera.

Chamberlain of Des Moines, Iowa, ARKANSAS Offers superior inducements with Ita Im ellnv ate, soil, magnificent timbers, fertile prairies, and pars waters; with seTersl Railroads eentlj- completed. Farmers, fruit growers, Stock dealers and Iqmbermea abonld lnresf gata this splendid co on try. Sand three postage stamps for lata raTiroa, aad township map of state with reliable tutor nation of tbc best locations, and special ratal ef fare can obtain, from Council Grove to Salina or Solomon City and pn. np the Saline Valley provid See annonncement cC Mr. J.

E. Martin, have received five carloads of bottles so as ed the p. p. will Jet. it- The great obstacle Iloincopatliic Physician of Chapman, as republican candidate for to be prepared to supply Chamberlain's Deeds, Mortgages, and al) Kind.

Ltjal Papers, Agent for, Home Insuranxe Company. AI.o agent for Serin's addition to Enterprise. Office at Traveler's Home. T7.E.FAITSOIT. to getting njuck neede new rpada built is the refusal of one railroad kit an COLLARS.

ct'RRY COMB. Call and examine onr stock and be con Tine ed that we sell better eoodsfortbe taoney tba an j- otber shop In the county. Csllan Tittr. aai WirriiU4 1st Call. Cedar Street, two doors sonth of Railroad.

oct3J) KANSAS Canton Clipper Cultivators, Canton Clipper Plows, Milburn Wagons, Mitchell Com Planters, Evans Corn Planters, Baggie's and Spring Wagons in all the latest styles; I mean to sell at very low prices. Please give me a call. t-f J. F. BUHRER.

Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, in county treasurer. Mr. Martin is an accomplished business man, who would bring to the office considerable financial experi ABILENE, KANSAS. gig-Makes a specialty of Diptheria aad Captain -Roter Korns, of Lincoln town-ehip and Abilene, himself as a eaiididate for sheriff, subioet to decision of the republican convention. Captiia Korns served toot years with distinction in the army of the Cumberland and is thor- oughly qualified to fill tbe office.

cae iwwpl yojuplaints or Cholera are epidemic this 'iiiir preparation is a success and a great favorite for boTveli com other monarch of the rail invade its territory. Bnt for the opposition of tbe Santa-f road the T. S. W. would have been built long ence, Acquired in the banking business, and the county funds would be safe in his Chronic Disease of Women.

Fifty years practical experience. plaints throughout the northwest. Sold by W. IX. McDowell.

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