Parsons Weekly Herald from Parsons, Kansas • 3

BENEFITS INSTJSAUCE WITEI2T THE BEACH CF ALL For the Herald. OUR PARSONS HERALD Tkt largest stos-k et T. T. T. in the citv at Cook Snowdown's.

Lnmi chimneys at Hay, Ilerson Co. Nobby linen caps for 30 at Oitrom Knapu'js J3azar. Suicide and Clory. Nicholas Moiitn, an insane man, shot and killed liimiself last TLurs-i JUNK see the" McCormack Self Go and Raker, at Three pairs gents Lose fur 2-5 cents the Bazar. The inrest and largest stoek of Kentucky Whisky in Parsons at the City Drug Store.

There was a preliminary meeting held in A. C. Calkins building on Monday evening, to consider the feasibility and advisability of calling a general meeting of the mechanics NEW, SAFE AND EQU ABLE PLAN cnrncnr.s. KII1MT ISAITIST No tmsior at present. lTiiyT iiiiflinic fvi ry i-diioJay rvciiim; in Methodist luLiTiiucle.

A full line of plastering material at A. C. Calkins Co. day night, while on his from Denison, Texas. County Attorney Ward, who happened to be aboard the same train, Jiad him Jef at this city, fmJ securely locked iii the calaboose until an inquest could be held.

Nicholas Monin lived here last winter, I of all trades, to discuss questions of Any thing you want for buildiEg purposes ran be found at A. C. Calkins fc Co's 3uiber -vard. B. A.

Aldrich Bro's. A dispatch from Wichita, June 3. states that a report was brought there yesterday to the effect that Ed. Chambers was killed by Didians on the new trail to Ellsworth. Cham II.

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I i.v-ry SitMmth A ftirii-Hiii, ut o'clock, i'i Hew' lull. vital importance to the workingmen of this city-. It is a fact, and ene that ought to be known and considered by Fresh liritivim Jit liiutv-n sign of Tiig Indian, Ifiggs avenue. For pure drugs and medicines, go to W. C.

Holmes, Forest avenue. The Thayer Headlight still insists Mutual Benefit Life Association OF PARSONS, boarded at the City Restaurant, and bers, with two others, was herding spicy as ever. the cattle wheji he was atttacked Buy your groceries of Cook Snowdown, No 13 Forest avenue. MK.TMOWsT 1 I'lSCOl'AI-Itiv. C.

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A. Aldrk-li and secure a Cayuga Chief. Ier ish von little vheal dot neffer years out. one who has the interests of our -people and city at Ireart, that nearly all branches of mechanical labor, and especially those which are connected with building are greatly overcrowded with workmen. Our pioneer me was regarded as crazy then.

It jvas sujqxsed fivm the manner of our County Attorney when he arrived, that he had several Bender families all with their throats cut from ear to ear, and it was telegraphed abroad that County Attorney Ward had re-terned with one of the accomplices in the Bender murder. At the inquest he was sworn, ami it appears INCOPJ'ORATED UNDER the LAWS of KANSAS, MAY, 1873. ITS EXTREMELY LOW RATES PLACES THE MFTFAL BENEFIT PLAN WITHIN THE REACH OF EVERY PERSON. Stemkorb Baiimer, do House and sign painting, No 21 Johnson avenue. by about twelve Indians.

Chambers was killed on the second fire, receiving three shots, and was afterwards scalped. The other two escaped. Al-s-i that a occurred in a dance house which two soldiers of the Sixth S. Cavalry were shot by one Three pair of ladie's hose for 2." atOtstrom Knapp's Bazar. "Win.

Onstott will manufacture and repair wagons, carriages, agricultural implements, By reference to hlseard it will be seen that he also does general blacksniithing. chanics, who established themselves here when the grass was green in what are now our principal streets, are idle half the time, and find it impossible to get remunerative prices he did not even have Monin under Redd one in the head and oe jn the k'g. A girl was shot through the hip. Fifty thousand cattle are in this vicinity and a new daily paper is io be started. Fafli class Is limited to 5,000 members, ftriil divided according tonse.

viz. to 4i i'i to tK, stiM- to 70 years. No liability beyond your own tla.s. This company is simply a legalized institution for doinsr, on a larire scale, what beuevo ent a.vsociations re doing for tnemseives. and by combining a ereat manv people and associations unjor out management, the expense.is much less to eaen individual and tlie sec-units- greater.

arrest, and at the time Monin shot lllUsTI AN EMor Khii-K. 1'nntor. HcrvS- fvery otlnTSiililiiiili, in Hall, at a. iHi-1 7: I'. M.

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('. Sample liooni, No. 17 Johnson avenue, keeps ice for sale at all hours. Buy your harness of J. W.

Cowles, at the Kentucky Harness Shop, Forest avenue. Stanley Co's team attached to one of their water wagons, ran away himself, was enjoving the lux on Tuesday evening, demoralizing the wagon and injuring one of the horses severely. Damage $150. IT IS ASSUREDLY TUB WORKING MAN'S FRIEND. Prescriptions carefully day or night, at Neely Disch's, for their labor.

Nearly every train brings its quota of workmen in search of employment, and, in too many cases, they arrive with empty pockets. The wife and little ones must have bread. They have not left the comfort and plenty of an Eastern home behind them, to starve in Kansas. They must find work or go hungry, and if they can i Johnson avenue. The Vieiaia Exposition is likely not to prove such a grand thing as was anticipated.

The hotels are charging live prices, and people are finding it out. Eight hundred are leaving daily and only live hundred arriving. It is very naughty for Austria to invite the world to come and see" her I-oilire, v. A.M. Malid foiniiiiiiili-iitloiiH tied on Hal urlii on or the; full of We are indebted to Rev.

C. R. Rice for the minutes of the 18th Annual conference of the M. E. Church.

It is printed in a neat pamphlet of 100 pages, and is valuable as a reference for the church. All the illustrated papere and monthly magazines, at Hays, Pierson post office. uries of a Pullman. If Monin knew anything about the Bender butcheries, it would seem to us policy to have had him not only arrested, but disarmed. As neither was done, the stories of Monin being an accomplice or knowing anything about the murders are very transparent, or we have a very awkward County Attorney for L.abette.

He undoubtedly deserves credit for showing his willingness to pursue the Benders; but we protest against being wrought up by his "cock-and-bull" stories for the sake of a little transitory glory he may reap therefrom. IUOOM ill III'. Illll lll.ii tll! MCOIl'l Milur- iy I Msmoiih in good KtuuU-1 mi uro In vltcij to hMimkI i. W. W.

M. If. ih.k, Si i rctnry. OBJECT: This Company was formed for the -purpose of giving tn nil healthy persons a moo or providing for their families after Ierii; md still havingthe use of their money until it is needed for the payment oflows, nd Iben in such tsmall sums that all peisons can avail themselves of its advantages. whether married or single.

Insured ut iU same rates as males. not get what a job is reasonably 11. 11 Ml 1 1 it vorm iney vm raKe wnat tney can get and as a result of this condition A full line of millinery 'goods just received by express at the New York Store. of affairs, work is being done in Par sons to-day at from one-quarter to Quarterly Meeting at M. E.

Tabernacle next Sunday. The P. E. Rev. A.

K. Johnson will be in attendance, and preach at 10 o'clock A. m. Mr. Johnson is a scholar and a good preacher.

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HOW TO JOIN: one-half cheaper than Eastern prices. Buy your liquors and cigars at the Sample Boom, No. 17 Johnson Why is it that we have almost daily PERSONAL. arrivals of workmen, who, if they find employment, must crowd some one else out Why is it that almost Wanted. Any person having a deeded' quarter section for sale, will call on B.

A. Aldrich Bro. 1 res It ranges Brown Jro. i Send to the Company or its agents, and get a book with all particulars, and a blauk'ap-plication lor membership which you can fill out and return wilh'-admittance fee, and, Uf accepted.) a policy will be made out and sent to you by mail. On the death of a member of your class, you will be notified by mail, when you can remit the assessment, and onc a vear vour annual dues of J.tK).

You have nothing further to do. and can feel sure that when you die your family Kah us many dollars as there are members of your class at that time. every newcomer, whether he be from and then fleece it in such a high handed manner. These Westerners would learn them a trick worth two of that. They would camp out in the Emperor's potatoe patch, before thev would pay so much for grub.

Success of the Farmers' Movement. The first practical success of the co-operative movement is reported from South Carolina, where the State grange has effected arrangements with the Western and Southern transportation lines, by which food, supplies and implements procured in AVestern States will be carried to Charleston by rail at rates 50 per cent, below the ordinary tariff. This success is encouraging, as showing the strength and wisdom of oi'-ganization by agriculturists. Attention Odd Fellows. Next Tuesday night being the regular meeting for nomination of officers.

A full attendance is requested. By order of, A. L. Williams, M. (I.

Brown, Sec. St. Louis or Boston, seems to be im Vatfhes repaired by S-hwar, Since the Neosho has been overflowing the bottom lands, the Cha-nuteites spear fish with a pitchfork. foi't-st iivenio'. emu' forth tlii: so blithesome and airv.

bu Jul pressed with the idea that there is an unlimited demand for mechanics in Parsons? Why is it that we are frequently applied to help some discouraged unfortunate to buv a ticket for EXAMINE THE CIRCULARS AND PAMPHLETS OF THE COMPANY We were favored with a call from Mrs. Kinney, of this city and Miss Sargent, of Fort Scott. I). Frank, of Fort Scott, called last week. He has the largest exclusive wholesale grocery house in Southern Kansas, and has quite a trade here.

R. M. Donley and wife were called to Kentland, a dispatch announcing that Mrs. Donley's mother was dying. They left Monday The Memphis and North Western road which is to be built to this city, has been graded to the Kansas State line.

New line of Fancy Parasols just received at OUroiu iS: Knapp's Bazar. his old home, 1- or the purpose of considering Moke Graders eor the M. N. W. R.

R. This morning another force leaves here to commence work in Wilson county on this road. Thomas Caldwell, of this place, has the contract for three miles of grading. His scrapers have arrived, and he will put a large force at work at once. these questions and to find a remedy the largest in the citv.

Neely liscli havi oi of oils iiml paints J. 1j. Klkin, the bachelor painter, GOOD AGENTS WANTED. olject of this Company is Mutual Benefit ami Protection at a less expense and more convenient manner than any form of Life Insurance. The method is POPULAR, and affords the most PERFECT SECURITY.

for the desease, it is purposed to hold a meeting of the mechanics of Parsons is putting up a residence 14x2(5 on Pierson for a iHo.json Avenue. It is rumored that I he will not occupy it alone. i to Hays. et of Cl'oquel. in the Calkins building (corner John Stomach Bitters, "cure the chills in a minute," at Cook Snowdown's.

son and Riggs avenues)on Friday eve el ites want a I ning June Gth, at 8 o'clock, sharp. All The barefooted Th lii' it -ehiss shoemaker. interested are cordialy invited to at OFFICERS: MARKET XiEIOrtTS. Office of Parsons Herald, May 20th, 1873 Thayer is not to be blessed with the M. N.

W. 11. R. The engineers surveyed and left her out in the cold by two or three miles. Such is life Jack Pendleton, of Osage Mission, called this morning.

Jack runs a mint at that placj. He manufactures mint-juleps, and many other fine drinkables to suit the tast. C. A. Rasbach, our genial friend and conductor of the M.

K. T. R. R. left to-day on the 11 a.m.

train for Herkimer, N. V. It is intimated tend CXJLEXTAKIUS, The will be delivered to Bt siNEss Change. The firm of Atchison Wheat, the well known hardware lirm of Parsons, has been dissolved. A.

Gebeit old war horse of Southern Kansas, in business, any part of the city at 20 cents per Meeting of the State Orange of and the wavof railroads. E. B. STEVENS S. P.

ATCHISON, G. W. HAWK ANOELL MATTIIEWSON II. L. (JOSLING Dr.

A. M. FELLOWS A. BUCK President President Secretary Treasurer A ttorney Me dira I Exa imr Manager the Patrons of Husbandry. The Kansas State grange of the Patrons of Husbandry will meet in bought out Mr.

Wheat, the retiring Month, invariably in advance. Tlioin. i deli ers water to any pari of the city for the small amount of fh cents per barrel. the city of Lawrence, Douglas coun 'J'iie enterprising hardware lirm of B. A.

Aldrich Bro. report sales to the amount of $1,300 last Saturday, For go-ahead and pushitiveuess, this linn is hard to equal. member. He is well acquainted with the trade and will add very much to the business of the lirm. Thayer Ht a (I Liyht.

that he will bring Mrs. Rasbach, on his return. Charlie is a good fellow, and a pleasant trip and safe return is our wish. ty, on the 80th day of July, 1873, at I'koduck: Potatoes S080 Turnips lo20 Onions per bu 1 50 Beans per lb 07 Eggs, per doz 08 Butter, per lb 15 Lard 12 HAY. Prairie hay per ton 500 ORAIN.

Corn 30 Oats 20 FUEL. Wood, per cord 040 TERMS: 10 a. for the purpose of electing I Mors icinul es, (o- Diseh's. I and braiii at officers of the State Grange to serve nn; We had the pleasure of making the two years, and act on such other mat up. Life Members Annual Ifiies.

00 2 0 1 10 acquaintance of Mr. J.J. Long, law- On the death of a Member year of our citv-, and Hon. J. II A rune.

You can alwaxs (in. I what you i ant in lie ocery and produce line, nt Stei lis, l'orest A v. 'I'll on di- isiou of Cue M. K. T.

sill'-e the Crichton, of Chetopa, on Tuesday. The latter is State Senator from this MUTUAL BENEFIT OFFICE, PARSONS, KANSAS. Dr. W. (Josling assumed con-j trol of H.

F. (iosliug's interest in the i Mfft on Monday. The doctor wielils a Faber with ease, and we may expect some odd scintillations as well as phasing local mites. Harry L. (Josling will attend strictly to the law.

GROCERIES, Messrs. Reynolds and Rasbach have bought the desirable business lot east of the Chandler furniture store, anil will move their line building on Woodard street onto it in a few davs. Miss Craighead has leased the store, and as soon as ready for occupation she proposes to open an elegant stock of millinery and ladies' fancy goods. Denison Teas, best Gunpowder, $1 80: 2d district, and we believe was elected oualitv, 1 50. on the anti-Pomeroy ticket last fall Conee, Java 3 pounds lor l.

00; Kio, We have not examined, nor are we best oil pounds; 2d grade 6i pounds COOK SNOWDOWN. in is i Sugar, Coitee, best A. 0 pounds for i uoi fully posted on his record during the Yorkonian sensation at Topkea last 1 00 G4 pounds Brown 7. TOVLTRY. Chickens, live, 1 50 per doz.

winter. The wall of the machine shops DEALERS IN ters as may come before the meeting. Masters, Past Masters and deputies will take notice and govern themselves accordingly. G. W.

Spurgeon, Sec'y. 8. G. P. H.

We have received No. 2 of the Parsons weekly Herald, a handsome paper published at Parsons, Kansas, by the Herald Printing Company. The paper has a good look, as well as evidence of editorial ability, and all It needs is plenty' of support to give it a prosperous existence, and the people of Parsons should bestow it freely if they wish to maintain a home organ, one they may be proud of. Kas. City Journal of Commerce.

London gin, at Cook and W. D. Walker, lias returned from taken down as far as he win-It wasn't raighl bv a long ST. LOUIS MARKET. is be tower.

the editorial excursion. He relates two pathetic stories: one, how he was water-bound at Emporia for Flour Steadv, family at Staple and Fancy Srsceries 50. The Parsons Bodge of Independent Order of Odd Fellows, will give their lirst annual pic nie on Monday, June 23rd, on Little Labette, near Dr. Van Meter's farm, The committee are making all necessary arrangements, in the way of clearing the grounds, erecting platforms for dancing, and in fact every thing to make it a pleasant affair. Everybody is invited.

Wheat Spring red fall $1.50 Corn No. 2, mixed white eight days, and the other, about an mixed, 3G37. The ladies of the First Congregational Society hold a fair and festival in the new church building this evening at: o'clock. Articles of fancy work will be offered for sale, and the refreshments will consist of strawberries, ice cream, cakes, candy A general good social time may be expected. Admission i cents.

The beauty of the postal card is, if you know two loving hearts are about to be riveted into one, and you have a little spite because you didn't get the girl, you can drop a card in the otlice, congratulating them on their engagement. The post office A LARGE STOCK OF "orphling maigen" of 19 summers being placed under his protecting wing. Oats 3oc. Bacon shoulders clear rib 9c. He traveled 100 miles with her, and forgot to ask her name but when he parted with her he presented his card Cattle In good demand choice na tive $4.78 Texan with tears in his eves and asked her Domestic and Foreign Wines and Liquors, FLOUE, SALT, TOBACCO, AND PBODUCE.

to subscribe for the Osage Mission WM. ONSTOTT, Manufacturer and Repairer of. Transcript, the leading paper a We watclied half an hour for a local vc.ilerday, but unluckily the little child didn't fall out of the window. Th ha 1 a game of base ball in Rhode Island the other day. The all stood over in Connecticut while the game was going on.

Nebraska gave the Kansas editors a reception in their penitentiary. They enjoyed themselves hugely, as it as so homelike. Geo. A. Reynolds says he is trjing to earn bread for his family, and therefore declines the editorship of P.

V. Thomas' (lul A suflicient reason. Wagons Examine the Wood's Self Rake you buy, at B. A. Aldrich Bro's." kindness she said she never would and Agricultural Implements.

Docs a general rilacksmithiug business. All work warranted. PARSONS, KANSAS NO. 17 FOREST AVENUE, clerks will know it crjo, everybody will know it. forget." The "course of true love may run smooth," and the sequel show that they lived ever afterwards-ly happy.

JOHNSON AVE, Opposite "Watson's Livery Stable. Chicago had a $200,000 fire night. The Otis block on Wabash avenue, was burnt. Bancroft's medicine is stil sought after by the afflicted and the Doctor reports the sales increasing rapidly. He has been out to several of the neighboring towns introducing it, and says he is meeting with great success.

In his bills he says he "will cure every ache and pain brought to him." lie is acting the good Samaritan at Osage Mission this week. The Discovery can be obtained, in his absence at the city drug store, where it is prepared and sold. Price per A. A. BROWN, aldrich.

B. A. ALDRICH, The Benders. No identification of the Benders reported captured in Iowa and elsewhere. Dealers in Harpers Weekly of last week had a page of illustrations of the Bender place, near Cherryvale.

They were from photographs taken by G. W. Gamble, of Parsons. Those who have visited the scene, say they are good representations. The copies which came to the news office were bought up in a very short time.

A hail storm in Texas, on the ICth 1 1 j. 1 FEUITS AND CONFECTIONERY ucmuutcu uii uie eoiiun aim i in your nuuuiiig ami nxmg up his spring remember the new headquarters of Neely Dische, for paints, glass, oils, putty and the best brand of pure white lead Fourth of July. CIGARS and TOBACCO. corn in a belt fifteen or twenty miles wide, and extending from near the Choctaw to beyond McKinney. The farmers in the track of the storm have replanted, as their crops were utter CLOCK.

The Bender clock is creating quite an excitement in the city. Hundreds of people, yes we can safely say-thousands are going in daily to see it. The first impression was, that there was nothing remarkable about the clock, more than it had been in the hands of a family who have committed one of the greatest deeds of butchery in the annals of history, and a shingle or board from the house at first would cause the same excitement but it is found upon examination that there is something very remarkable, or rather mysterious about it, and some very mysterious facts are being developed, and in due time will appear before the bublic A fine assortment of fresh French Charley Watson has just returned from a trip through the counties west of here for one hundred miles, and says he never saw a better prospect for a good wheat crop since he ly beaten into the ground by the force of the hailstones. The New York Millinery and Notion store, keeps the best selected stock of bonnets, laces, flowers, hats for the old and young, to be found in the citv. Candies and Fruits constantly on hand.

Boston has taken the second hitch B. A. ALDRICH BRO. KEEP A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF Hardware Stoves, Tinware, Agricultural Implements, Cutlery, Iron Steel. AND SELL AT BOCK BOTTOM PRICES.

has been in Kansas, besides there has been an unusual amount sown. The signs all point to a better day-coming for the farmers. A meeting will be held at Hews Hall on Monday night at 8 o'clock, to take measures to celebrate the 97th Anniversary of American Independence, in a becoming and appropriate manner. All patriotic persons and those interested! in Parsons are requested to be present. The Superintendent of the M.

K. T. R. R. has promised three-fifths rates on all Divisions of the road.

Turn out, everybody, By request of Many Citizens. in her attempt to rival the Chicago fire. A fire broke out last Friday The best assortment of We hope teamsters and others will remember the comfort they can confer by keeping a wet sponge on the top of a horses head during the hot davs in summer. evening on Washington street, destroying the Globe Theatre, Chicker-ing's large granite building. International hotel, and many other fine and it is now beyond a question that SIOICirvTO PLUG TOBACCO buildings including a Presbyterian church.

The loss is estimated at Rtral Simplicity. A traveling dentist, with his valise of machinery, called at a farm house near here the other day. and stated his business to one of the young ladies, and the following dialogue ensued: Dentist Do you want any work in my line. Simplicity No; our clock is running all right, now. from one to three millions of dollars.

Mr. Newton, late of Fort Scott, is Meeting a neat story and a half house l2(i in the south part of the city, and ill bring his family from Fort Scott next week to occupy it. To be found in the city. Mr. McCabe, who was arrested in the clock will have much to do in making known of the whereabouts of the Benders; but no more will be said of it until a certain portion of the country which heretofore has been overlooked, and nothing thought of it, has been thoroughly searched by the detectives that are now on the lookout, and should they be successful in the search then the "old dock" will be a curiosity beyond a question, and when those detectives are heard JKa-Sffir of the Hi'3 Indian, Riga Avenuev.i Dallas on suspicion of knowing some thing about the mysterious shooting of Currier, was subsequently released KANSAS PARSON? PARSONS.

KANSAS on a $1,000 bond. Nothing was shown COR. JOHNSON AND RIGGS AVENUES, "Brocky Dick, Marshal of Abe-line, passed down the road on Monday, on his way to Sherman. Texas, where he has hi trial for killing a man while policeman there. We respectfully suggest that the The Herald has an office of its its own, and is printed in Parsons.

We expect to make Parsons our home, and to continue the publication of the Herald right along. We in the examination to prove he committed the murder. We now learn T. R. WARREN, from, whether successful or not, the that Hugh Dot-, a bartender for Cur- PATRICK indications made by the clock that i rier McCabe is under arrest on sus Hon.

tit; Council pass an ordinance make these statements because sev- no providitjg tluat he names of streets, Druggist, led them in the direction referred to pic-ion, but have will be given, and the scientific men Denison Xetcs. of the country will answer if they Practical Tinners and Dealers in avenues, ne aiaxeu 10 me ap The case of Van Meter rs. the city of Parsons was tried before II. L. Partridge and a jury of six men on Monday of this week.

Parkhurst and Davis, the present Police Judge, appeared for the plaintiff, while the interests of the city were attended to by Edgar E. Hastings and Harry L. Gosling, City Attorney. In February last, the plaintiff attended a small pox patient, named Evans paid him nine visits. The patient died; whereupon the plaintiff, (a physician) had him placed in his coftin and buried.

For these services he sued the city, claiming the sum of $300.00. The city allowed him $30; but the plaintiff deeming himself aggrieved, resorted to law. The cause concluded with a verdict of flGj in his favor. We are and ever have been in favor of paying every man all his services are worth. A jury of our peers has settled the same, and if the public is satisfied, why should we complain.

And dealer in Paints eral papers heretofore dated at Pardons, have been printed in other towns, and have winked out," leaving subscribers in the lurch. We will take subscription for three months at fifty cents, to accommodate those whose faith and pockets have len tried. propnate corner houses. Attention. The lady that borrowed a pair of butchers scales of J.

W. Brown last winter, to weigh a baby, will confer an everlasting favor him by returning them by the child, if by this time, it can walk. can, what was the cause. Several parties have tried to induce 15. A.

Aldrich to allow them to take the clock away but they have thus far refused, but show any one with pleasure, the clock who may ask to see it. AND OILS of ALL KINDS. In the Atlantic Monthly Mr. T. B.

Aldrich has told us another New England story, giving it the queer title of Miss Mehelabel's Son. A Boston critic says Mr. Aldrich is doing for New England what Bret Hart did for California turning its plain, homely everyday, yet intense, life HARDWARE, STOVES AND TINWARE And "Workers in Copper. HOOFING, GUTTERING AND JOD WORK mEscTurrioN Chicago is having a big advertising jubilee to-day in the Rock Island and Pacific depot. into prose idyl.

Now if the good of the country- is what T. B. is up to, our advice would be for him to come CAKEFULLT COMPOUNDED. CO TO J. W.

Rhodus to buy your dry goods. Groceries, Boots, Shoes, IlaU. Caps, Notions, Flouer, Feed A man that has $1500, or 2,000 and would like to go into the above business as a partner, would do well to call on J. W. Rhodus, No.

7, east Johnson A v. The Augusta lifjutlh'mv hurrahs over the water power of the Walnut and Whitewater streams, and claims that by surveys 120 horsepower force can be realized by the proper dauia and canal. iJ tii'3 coi'v MADE A Cor. Eiggs and Forest-aves. to Parsons, and see his name sakes and write up "what he knows" about the Black Hawk Walking A.

Al- B. A. Aldrich are sending farm machinery all over the country to Tom. "Dick" and Harry. More Black Hawks at B.

drich Bro's. XTc. 10 Johnsca Avsnn KANSAS. PAS30ST3 KAN.