Chautauqua Springs Spy from Chautauqua, Kansas • 3

1.1 hiM; i.D- W.s. I "Piidi" Pouter's Is the place to Jriut 1 ne, mnvv, r.uis cliuap. J' pspir, in' Ujbi -t. hi (V 5 I'l i ij ilillllj CHAUTAUQUA BFRISGS SPY. Keilicri.tloti Prli.

tl.SM prt yenr, In Advanr. PailiAT, JCLT 7, i mm Read the testimonials of persons who have been bent ft ted by imlnr? theClinulau qua chalybeate hpKnrr water. MinsL J. of City, rtice of VarcH-i Jm iho boat iu ki 4fj CoOO IVitr Aim litre- in liii.ir tif ilie 10 ftli An-iitirMiry ol Ilic tlu-lU wi uur CSluriuu lieiutiJic. ICvrryrlilnu l'ud off i'kUMiuily and Wtthuul a lnttk or Any Kim ilur.

tin- I "mini J.iV. I tl.L i i The ot ilavoiiiu' extnu-ui cm A ilrc 1 7 l.o Mm he liaii at 11. lieriell 4 C. C. PURCELL, Pro-irielsr.

Tft 1 1 ii full line of fur M.veful diyi, h.ni r.w.v. light e'tjlit r.ua p'ii'ii gou hij ajiiioous the luoiiiing whej he 4 petting up he discovered a luoute in otifc uf the punt les. Then there was a five uiiiititi' clietia ic the 'rv Siiimtum. Uur oiii blond Jau'js ia now nii.itiiiH 'be V.iuek'U Jl.jtel in BedaD, utul 'U pvujilt) ore l-ivd whh (lie style in wLich he ui.iMu;iiii Ik When vou ax inpiT and ni (J Muir.oe, i this place, wtw "urcfU'j KiiJ! Drug Htore. 1 (1.

liutter is the boss by lait Vhi. t'lmi i ilu, ing sensation for lia'f mi hour, t.ut it i.t the scorpion "ioodw.il (o akin." and don't you forget It. 1 4 I up there don't forget to give him a call. The lmniin; of the r.jui'th dawivd and bi-uutllu1, a slight hiiz fr. in tl.o CIU'RCH PlltF.CTOl'.Y.

v. I third Bnn1y f. mhJi rr.onlh, il on' A Rev ivr'n UN IT HP linnrHItEV, econtian.lfo""'!i Sunday of each inouUi, at It Jtov Blake. CIIl'ROil OPCnniST, flint Sundav of eae-li month, at.ll k- M-, and 7 p. l'AAir Jacob.

ETH0PT8T, every two wee ks, at 4 v. m. Rev. Ferguson. RTTNDAY SCHOOL, every Sunday at 9:30 a.

M. "tv-Kiir a iiood si mke. to to An- Mr. J. K.

friuson, of tho ludepciidencc ji'M, one dour i-ast of VVehb'j. lie keeps tho iimt eiaars in fjcthtn. 1 north tuaklutt t'le uir tool mid which coiiiiuucl Jjrinj; ttm uiiy Last Tuesday, ft horse larla'n! on the (till cant cf the city, ielot y.iiig to some oi.o who had cstua to the hithI the fmuih at Kansan, took in the celebration here cn the -i-Walliiaper of fell kinds and a larpi otofitatC. Puree! I'n. At ih "peep o' duj" the btitg wivs r.r fourth, and of course came In to sen the Srv boys.

Mr. besides bvlng one of the Pare Drugs and Gbeniicles, Patent Medicine Toilet Ai tit los, rcrfinnerv, Wall Paper, Writing 1'aper, Knveloies, Ulatds Henikx, nit fill of attil idiHM-y, 'fiiliuceo and (JigarK, Fine Wines and TiinorH for ilediumil I'urjiofKS, and, in fact, everything kept in Driift tStoro. Prcncrtions Accurately Compounded Day cr Kight. rouncd from its peaceful slumbers by the theSpr-'ngs, b-jcanieentongled In the and threw itself and broke Its neck. you want your mtchi.

ultmku host aud wittiest local editetra in the State, is a jiy Siiciiible and agresuble gentleman. roar of ihu k'His which were boiug lirrd in honor of the day which was Jutt hel ig ush- anil icwoiory well repaired and warranted Wo see (rom the Fmlonia Citizen, that take llicin to 0. A. Ibitler. 1-tf lie was accomi imled by his family, and is a lightning rod peddler from that Irirg is Dun turret to call on Georce Anol canvass this and Chautauqua counties.

on a tour of recreation and for the benefit of tbeheiihh of himself and family, through ced hi. At flht o'clutk the people from the surrounding count) and the different towns In the county hpgnn to pour into the city until, at noon, fully twcnly-liire wlien you are at fc'e-dav, for the best of uro- Turn loose your bulldogs Load your shot ccriiM, at the lowest lUur. i guns Rerel the invader at any coat. In ttiis part of the country and the Indian Territory. Ife left last Wednesday morning jtfr Gu to 1).

it Kobter efc (Ju's for Hard lies uroposeK bv his modes operamli to lfceii l.is liottfic on ta tho stair'- 1 1 i ii 1. dependence Kansan. hundred people had assembled at the ware and Tinware. 4 for II ig C'una river, where he expecta to At 10 o'cl ck the Hoodoo Proces lllll it lie? uetu 'IW, Hue j'e i ni't IV mil yw vaia i -j ktj uiiy houso iii tho con It. K.

baa luit received a fine sion, under the ieadc.Kbtn of "Oscar Wilde'' spend the next week thblpg a tport in which Johny is tniel to be very proficient. He expects, before he returns to Indcpt n- lot of notions. 4 made its appearance ami paraded through the strops, Hum proccsded to 'he celebra Chautauqua Avenue, Opposite KukIo Hotel, two doors Wefet of medicine for the Dux: a biire cure CHAUTAUQUA BPnilvraS, KANSAS. deujee, to stop a week at the SprinH, and if he does we are going to make things ai c.m be had at our drnu suues. Call for AiZi OarlinhotiSHa receipt.

i tion gruuudu, and, pauning new the speakers stand, the renowned Aeslheto ad- pleusant fur him as possible. elressfd Ihe crowd fur a quarter of an hour tOr-Browu'a Kxtriict of Oiu-lor tale at li. irretl's drui; store. Tiie saints and sinners of Chaulurtqna Springs are on the ragged edge of conMcrim-tion and are roady for a Hirer cloud is to them a cyclone breeder, r.nd whenever they see a fHsh of lightning they turn pale under the cilia. Look at tiiih, at.i,! Persons knowing themselves indebted to C.

O. Purcll, will he expected to come forward and A failure to comply with the above will force me to proceed to collect, Understand me, busidoss is what I man. Mr. 8tephen Ptnley and wife, of Plymouth. who have been visiting their The Chautauqua Springs Ser is making ner i cAu'dmtitio pencil Uvula are now for light of the medical properties of the Muri.

Rj-rlngs. Corns boys dou't kick your in a humorous manner ou tiie beauties of the rioVj) surflowor drawing shouts of laughter from rvcybody. The proefulon then filed out of the groundb and ilisap- sale at it. UjrreU'a. Cull and eet one.

4 selves down In that way, for what is said of i winter Ima broke and Jlarrcte has ean.d. At 10:31 the stats in front cf the one can truthfully he said of the oihcr. C'jt on his bummer breeKi-B, t'all and see Times. We simply made a few them. 4 spoaliori si.

ind were filled and the choir sang a few choice selections accompanied continents on the analjsU of the waters cf FOR SAI.K or Tit.VDE The Liudeli Meridian Springs as it appeared in the Cof- by the oran, The music was good, the Thompson Clark, INDEPENDENCE, WIiolesalB Hardware, Tinware, stores, IROX WAOOX WOOD MATERIAL, CLASS, PUTTY, HARD ED WIRE, AAD til'ORMXG GOODS. DIaeksniitha' Outfits, Roofiint, HponlinK, and lleptiiring Tin ward a Snociullv. AirchlH f'r tho relative, Drs. Punn, for the past three leyvule Journal, ana wliat we snnl was choir doing Itself greid. credit, Xellie 8 then read the Dt'claraMou oflnde IT liel in fiedun, fe.r a bottom farm or ihep Tbe farm niut, he in C'hautnuqua count l'ur further particnlara addrtss D.

M. Moore, Bed in, Kuril. Itf strictly true as shown by that analysis. In making these remarks we do not wish our pcnrlencc in a clear mid el'iMiiiict manner which c'ahueel the attention of the audience readers ta understand that wo are npologiz IP YOU WANT iiiir to the Times for "making light" of during its entire reading. Hon.

Milton weeks returned to their home yestereiay. Thev think of returning this full and investing in city property here. B. W. Talbot, of Sedan, accompanied by his brother-in-law, Ceo.

Ruby, of Monnt Ayr, Iowa, called to see ns last week. Mr. Roby Is on old nevripnper man, havingonly reeeiitlv sold his Interest In the "Onward," Barber ing, Meridian BprincB for we do not regard the Times in the light of a dictator, and hence CHAWTBIt OAK COOK STOVES, EARLY BREAKFAST COOK del not consult It as to hat shall or shall not appear iu the columns of the Spy, We GS DIFFERENT KNIVES. are here to paddle our own canoe and think Oo to tho a newspaper published In Mount A yr, In wa W8 are able to do j. You can stivo money hy buying of THOMPSON CLAIiK, A'oi lh l'onn.

Ave, Indepondcnte, Kansas'. llfad tho following sworn r-tatement TONSOI'IAL 1100JIS OF The Congressionol convention at To-peka, on Wednesday of last week, nominated the following gentlemen for Congress-men-aHarger Judgo B. W. Perkins, of Labette county Lewis Hai.back, of Saline and then ue our chalybeate waters ChautaiiquaSprings, 1 June 15, 1SS2. I hereby certify that I was entirely cured ray your dog tax.

102 In the shade Drfltyhtful wealher. We need a harness shop. Who ever saw a cooler fourth Fruit cans at D. R. Fuster Co.

Our city has an elephant and an eagle Charley Purcell'a father Is here visiting The Eagle Is now doing a good business. "Work the roads," says the overseer. A large lot of all kinds of fruit cans at Foster Co's. eon apples are plenty: look out for cholera morbus. Sunday schools are wrestling with the picnic question.

A good many of our farmers are thresh ing their wheat. The Elk City hack conies In to the Springs every evening. Everybody looks scared now when a thunder clouds appears. B. F.

Barrett has built an awning in front of his new building. We should have a daily mail. Let's try and see if we can get it. We have seven congressmen and all the State officers to elect this fall. W.

H. Cole Is looking for some of his friends from Lawrence, Kansas. The fourth is over and everybody has settled down to business again. J. C.

Brooks, of Sedan, dropped In to Bee ns a few minutes Wednesday. Quite a number were up fromPeru last Tuesday attending our celebration. Photographs executed in the best of style at Ross Iiland's gallery, Sudan. Who ever saw such cool wealher as we have been having for the past few days. The Moline Mercury has a new head which improves its appearance very much.

II. B. Kelley did not get a vole in the Btate convention for congressman-at-large. Everybody expressed themselves as having had a good time here on the fourth. For a shattered constitution, drink freely of the Chautauqua chalybeate water.

The Oreenbackers are talking of endors-ing the nomination of Fairfax for congress. We want it emphatically understood that the mortgage is off the town site now. Charles Julius Ouitcau is no more. He left the land of the living last Friday at 12:42. B.

F. Barrett owns one of the finest three-year-old heifers we have seen in this county. E. N. Morrill, of Browa Judge 8.

E.Peters G.N. SUMMEUS, JIain West Sido. of IndiKeslion. Also cured of a bad spell of Harvey. of the flux by the use of tho springs waters by wing applications of the water external tiicn delivered the oration, which wns very entertaining and highly appreciated by the audience.

We produce the rpecch in full on the third page of isHue. Alter the speaking Ike crowd dispersed for dinner. At the people apain ssfciub'ed at ihe Btand to wiLae3 the climbing of the greased pole. Thco wes a number of contestants for the p'ize oircrcd. Aer a number of futile atlempls had been made by tiUicreut persons, who would climb ha way up the pole snd then slip to the ground afia'n, the prize was won by Frank Mcdbe, who made but oue effort and went up the pjli like a lizard and pockeied the prise.

Jr. K. P. Moore made a short humorous speech inviti'ig tho jieople to witness the caicLing of a hog by the Hoodoos, which was to tiii.a place immediately on Main street. Mr.

Moore concluded his speech by stating a ftw greenback propositions which brought shouts of Iuughter from the crowd. The hog catching then teiok place, which lasted for half an hour, during which time there was a lively scrambling among the crowd to steer clear of that greased hog. E. P. Moore, who enr cted the part of ly and internally.

The water alone did the Chaiitaiuina Spriugs, Ktuifcu. Oscar Wilde at tho celebration Here on tne fourth, did the business up in fine shape and showed that he was equal to the occas Binns Bennett, work and I am happy. James L. Jacoiis. Subscribed and sworn to before nie this ion.

Hii sun flower oration brought the crowd down, and his speech before tho A. KILMER, Dealers in- the 15th day of June. 1882. Stephen Joiinpon, Seal, Notary Public. Better of Iccli asi Abstracter, hog catching was "crushing." Purcell and Wilson, wholesale and retail druggists of the city of Malta Ilend, writes that we have a very neat gotten tip Prostration and general dcbilitv In ferualea can ba cured in short order by the ProYisions, Eroceri an KANSAS.

use ot tiie cnaly beats waters. and seemingly active enterprising newspa rent or sals a good stone store per. Of couree they "call the turn" a Imsiness view Just so with Ole Charley house terms low. Jinquire ol Jos. 1.

Chautauqua Spnngs. 0 For sale or rent a large store hous of this plare theboES druggist and proprietor Andrew Cooper finally succeeded in Inking in Mr. Hog. This ended the until the time arrived for the dif.ple.y of Cre of the Flag Drng Store. Komko.

Abstrnrts of land fnrnUhed on abort no-tire ai at leisonable'raUw. Wiil also pay tuxes for non -residents, look tut titles, ami for information ir quire of biephen Johnson Ins oltice on Uiiauiauqua avc, opposite AV. R. McKei-hen, of Cedar Vide, came in to see us yesterday. Will, is one of Hie iglo iiotei.

til works. In the mean time the eoj.le en-joyefl IheroLe! ves by dancing, swinging and give any information required at a amrdl expense. 1 day was bo cool and pieplant that everybody eeomed to ei joy Lots Free D. W. DUNN, M.

D. PHYSICIAN AKB SEGEOI, ClIAl'TAt'QL'A SMUMJS, KA.NSAS. Queonswnre, canned fruit, ahd in fact, every thin: usually kept in a flrst-duas Grocory store. Jlavo alio a fi-oo 1 a sortment of tho very best quality of BOOT3 AND SILO Jitj which vu aim to soil tlx bow A3 Tntj very lowest. Aluo Hardware, Tinware, At'ricuHnral JmplcTnrnts, such as Reapers, Kowcr, IJakcs, etc.

Everything mentioned above will be sold trt. BOTTOM FIGURES, and etriotly for CASH. South-west Corner Clmutuujna Avenue and Main Street, CHAUTAUQUA SriJINGS, KANSAS. themselves to tha fullest extent. At eight o'clock tho test display of fire works pronounced so by everybody who witnessed them and who had witnessed displays at hoys of Peru, having lived there a number of years during its palmiest cluys.

lis is at present working in the Indian Territory with a building coicpany who are erecting a number of houses along the Arkansas river. Come egain, Will, we are always glad to see old lime friends. ATTENTION BOLPIEIiS Now in tho ohfinco for everybody to got ft lot free- in tho city oi'Ohfiu tauqua fl ji ring 3, Kansas. For fur AU'cnlla promptly! attouded to night or former celebrations that was ever in the county took place and lasted fully two hours. After the fire works the dancing thcr intrticuhtrs nddrons or call on Tef Olllce nf C.

C. Furcell's lirnr; store, Eagle Hotel, two doora wott of Oily Park. 1 continued until ft late hour. Stephen Jolinson, ou Olirtulanquii The Old Soldiers of township i .1 l. Tf .1 1 In coucuaioii we will say that the first celebration of the Glorieus Old Fourth at Avenuo, opposite Eulo Hotel.

are requested to meet ai ine jingle nuiw rtiuufuiinnn RnriTirR on Pnturdav. 35. Chautatqua Springs was a grand snccs3s. 1SS2. Ht 2 o'clock PrM.

for the purpose of or B. F. ATKINSON, We feel proud that the Spriuga has shown Drink of the Chalybeate wuters of ganizing a company for the reunion to be to the Eurrounding country cr.d to her sis held ia Ser.an tins iaii. B. W.

Talbot, Oapt. W. II. GIBSON, Loan asi Esal Estate Apt, Notary Public. HflTOGBATHEB, Moore and McPheron.

of tiie Chatau mm Kuriiitra Ery. naid Sedan a niidnicbf I nm now prepared visit a few evenings ago. What do these to take first-class piclures in every fellovs come alter when they visit out town at this lime ot nitrht. fSedan Times. Ativ iierann readinff the above niluht infer Btylo ol tho art.

Will color pictures in Oil or water colors. Chautauqua Springs for all kinds of kidney disease. Readable books of every description at the circulating library kt pi by Ross IHand, Sedan. We now have mail from Coffeyville three times a week and every other day from Sedan. The Chautauqua Springs Srv looks as bright as a May morning: Independent ce Kansan.

Z. T. Allred, of Neodesha, was visiting his brother, James, this week. He returned home yesterday. The SrY devil was ope of the hoodoos.

He was in fine practice, for ho plays the hoodoo every day. M. O. Webb, OF 61CDAN, KANSAS, Has the Largest Stock OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE, IN CEAUTAtTQUA COUNTY. IMJICEtS ALWAYS THE LOWEST, AND EVERY ARTICLE SOLD OX ITS ml: KITS.

thot we went there for the same purpose which the liuiior of tne 'limes pumicany COPYING and ENLARGING ON avowed lie was coming to we Kpnngs ior, elicrt notice. Has money always on hand to lean at lowest ratea, with or without coiiiminsion. I viiw the security myself, and write up all the papern myseif, and pay overthciuoneyas Boon it pspers arenin-ed. The borrower iBiiolsulijrct-ed to any vexatious delays, and runs no rink of not getting bib money. tf -TT will beVonnd at W.

P. Trmmcm's Oiliee, Seiiun, KKiisiie, and 8itur.l:y of eu week, and at. my larm, 10 miles north-west of tedan, Jioiiduy and Tm lay of eaeh week. Itf but we didn't. Last Monday morning Lee Munson camti in and asked for permission to set a I guarantee perfuct satisfaction.

barrel in our office until evening. The permission was granted, of course. Lee bro't the barrel in, and he wasn't gons fifteen Gallery on Main Sired. CHAT'TAWHA SPRINGS, KAXS, minutes belore our devil discovered that was half full of ripe, juicy peaches, v.hicli Lee was saving we well, the barrel wasn't half full when he took it away. This print shop is a bully place to J.

K. Tulloss Pnaler in Parlor put peaches, hoys we can hiue 'cm for yon Ho keeps tho finest ami largest, and most varied assortment of Dress Goods, Silks and Satins, Dress Trimmings, Buttons, Buntings in all colors with laeea to match, Lawns in ail colors, Lisle Thread Gloves, Silk Gloves, Hoosiery, l'urasols, Fans, etc. SEDAN, KANSAS. Harrison killed a copperhead snate In his house under the bed, last Friday morning. Now look out fofa temper' nip, iBiicies ance lecture from Bro.Dumi, tf the Sedan Sure Dl'M Also Toilet Artielef, cle.

Times, next week. SPY. Ves when th? honorahle Mayor of a city which iB tryirc to put on as many airs as the Sprirge, is "FEISCO LINE." ter towns that whn she undertakes to do any thing die docs it up in tho best Htyle possible. In addition to this there was not a diBtuihaiice during theentire day. Again we are proud of the first four'h at Chautauqua Springs.

Drink chalybeate spring water for scrofula. Communicated. A REVIVAL. The hour had come for services, Hie chapter had been lead. Aud all the humble worshipem, bent lew the humble head.

The Parson in his usunl way, hud kneit upon the floo-, so low and sweet I heard him say, "Forgive us Lord once nioie." He was a man bo good aDd kind, I thought he ne're could ein. Ar.d slyly peeping jutt behind the fctai.il. I hud to grin. A mouse had crept up to his sleeve, which rested on a cup. And with one very little wretched went up.

The Parson gently laistel his arm, in reverence aloft Of coarse he did not think of harm; I thought I beard him cough. That mouse it took a great slsnn, and with a mighty flirt, flew down the good old Parson's arm, into the Parson's shirt. My tides were swelling cut quite huge, 1 thought I'd buist wi-h laughter; to think of what must shortly come, ithin tho short hereafter. That Parson made one ponderous grab, to catch the small intruder. His actions were not quite so mild, I thought them ruder.

moiihe had crept up. oa his liHCk; LishaiiUs, they could not reach him, In wild cieuiay he ietped shout, a yellin', and a scratchiu. Do kicked the stand from off tiie stage, the chair he threw at random. Tho lamp wzs broken In his rafce, he yelled rlpht out "confound urn." The was flying all nbouf, the Deacon tried to lum it; the Parson tlieD snout, and then he screainel "Oh 1 it. The Parson with a mighty jerk the shirt hs tore from offhiiii, when littie moufcy like a turk, leaped out rih! kitty caught him.

GaAhD Moout. Brother Light, county attorney paid us a vUit looking after the Boy," end we judge from the pic asant smile of tha Brother, that ail the boys engaged in Drug trade were solid, if the register of the diffurent "Bii" showed up as well as the Flfg Drug Stsio. Brother Light is Tt good judge of law, sn Meedlent book-beeper, end coui-pliiueiila C. Purcell in Ihe way and manner he carries un and pests bin register. Yet it lakes a llouiki-sh lewer lo read the prefeciiptions, when written by the ludit of the moon.

Komeo. HARDY RE sold such had whisky that he has to figbt his way through copperhead snakes every JK0.C.CANN3N, ATTORNEY AT LAW, 8r.DAN, KANSAS. CoriKict'itsf of Kvcrytliin ever found in a firel- morning when he gets out of bed, the average citir.cn had better don the bine ribbon. Sedan Times. Well; our prediction is fulfilled and, as usual, Tiro.

Dunn has got J. S. HEWDBIX, Prop. class llardwttro blorc. Is also prepared to do off ou his left 'eg.

Mr. Wi'son Isn't mayor OtllcehoTirsfromRtrtl2a.nl and 1 to p. rn, llooros over Turner's bank. 1 JOBBING IN A CK ALL WAY. and doesn't buy bad whisky.

But then the Editor of the Times Is only judging Mr, Liberal discount to small Purchasers. Wilson from his own standpoint, and ia, I keep everything that is needed in First-Clan Drug Rlorc. When you need rnod- icino, ivo mo a tall. therefore, excusable. KANSAS SEDAN, THE lh AT VEllV.

AtUTirise, a calute of 88 guns were fired, M. L. Elliott, at Pern, has a large lot of fly nets which he is selling oil cheap. Call and get one or two. The Garfield Monument Association at Cleveland acknowledges receipt of $730 from the schools of Kansas.

Read Ihe speech of J. Milton, of Sedan, made here last Tuesday, which appears on another page of this Issue. M. B. Light, of Sedan, County Attorney, was in the city Wednesday.

He honored the Spy office with a short call. B. F. Atkinson and wife started this morning to visit relatives at Moline, Elk county. They will return Tuesday.

A. B. Garlinghouse, the boss druggist and popular postmaster, of Peru, returned last week from Illinois with his family Allen Kilgore, of Peru, was In the city last Monday for the first time. He says the chalybeate water is the finest water he ever -drank. Gov.

T. A. Oshorn, our minister to Brazil, is reported to be down with the yel low fever at Rio de Janeiro. We hope he may recover. A little child of Mr.

Shupp.s got badly burned Wednesday by running into a bed of live coals the remainder of a burnt brush heap east of his house. Hendrix has removed his drug store into the building on the southeast corner of Main and Chautauqua streets, cwne 1 by Wm. Johnson. John Robinson, who has been engaged in carrying the mail on one of the routes leading out from Coffeyville, was in the city last Saturday and gave us a call. Now we can read our title clear, To mansions at the Springs New hope, new life, new energy, In every bueiuess rings.

A gentleman was here last Wednesday looking out a situation for a larpe dry good store. Come right along; we have the beit locality for that kind of a stoie that we know of. The following gentlemen and ladies were Tejristerrd at the Inst Sabbath: Ret and Miss Gilpin, Mile imUt and Miss Rowland, Ed Rowland and Mias Hine. About 9 o'clock the people from the sur SEDAN CUSTOM THE Kansas City, Lawrence Southern Kansas Rsilrsal Is the rortte to CHAUTAUQUA SPRINGS, KANSAS, via ELK FAI.L3 OR COJFKYVILLE, ICAS. rounding country began to assemble until South-east Corner Main and Chautauqua Btrtets, a crowd numbering several hundreds were upon the grounds.

At 10:30 after the read boot ing of the Declaration of Independence, Kauta. Chautamina Rev. J. W. Jewett delivered the oration.

It was a masterly effort, and did great credit siior. to Mr. Jewett. A recess was then taken for dinner. At 2 o'clock, Dr.

Doubleruup Lcuis and San Franclsca Railroad ThioiK'h SOUTHWRT MISSOrKI. KORTHERN AUK A NSA9, BOUTHEKN KANSAS, AKI) INDIAN TERRITORY. Embracing nneler one management, over siio mitea of complete railway system, forming direct through connection lor all points In TeXHS, Coloiarlo, Nuw Mexico, Arazjuo, California and the far west. Positively tha shortest, most p'eisant, and cheapest rout to all points exst, northeast and southeast, a St. Iouia.

Tarongh express trainsdiily, Pulliaun Palace Sleeping cars on nifr.ht truing. F.emember, ooounx Irom the Edst, this is the route to lace for Chautauqua Sprirgs, Kansas. Change cars nt Clierryvale, Kansas. The St. Louis and San Francisco Hallway Com puny own a' ut tr.e million acres of ricii farniinfr and mineral lands, located along its completed line ol railway in Sonthwest Missouri wtiich are being sold at low prices and upon eay terms lor pay meat.

Fb Is fnrtiif-hed land explorers who land from the company, in accordance with land resnlations. Ttie bt. tMuit nnJbau Fraucisco faiiway company invite Ihronirh its psssenser, freight and land depirtments, the attention of the trsrelinp pubic, (re'frht sliipwrsand Ir-iu! and liomp seekers, to evuiaine into the penercl advantafres offered the patrons of their line. For full and partinilar information, with rat, time call opon or aeliieewi sot cf our locil ageutB, or either of the nndrrrainpd. YV.

H. Coffix, hsnd Coniuiisioner. T. E. Casiidv, Cen.

Fre'p'it Agent. I) Wiphabt, ei-n Aent ('. W. Kfiuupji, 2.1 V. Pros nnd(in.

Mil-' Iy-. Ma. D. FOSTOR Stevens delivered his famous lecture upon the best method of treating sick horses P. AID, The Doctor "did" his subject in flue style.

In His modus operandi in a peculiar disease Will make to order dnraldo and which he very mysteriously and Bignln etyles "Take your turn" is very in teresting indeed. In thin diceasc it the united efforts of three gcillerntn and filylinh find Plme of the best mate rial. Having liad a ry 1 i i 1 1 he is pin-passed ly none. Tinware, Stores, Etc, II is tiie fuogt ami reliable route to poinU East, Wefit or North. rufiEen-irt-rs via this line Lv, no change of cars to St.

Hanibal, iincy. lnnii, Iiidiftnupolls or TolPdo from KunfM Citv, andonlv one rbantre to New York, ll'rtton and l'hilarlelpliia- Passengers for Gbicaco via this route arrive two hours earlier tlinn by any otber. Thia is the only line from BomrnVn Kansas imikiiir close coiinentiora for J)enver, Cannon Oily, Lead-viile. Piv bio ami ail point in Colorado, or Nun and all rmintu on the Tactic Coast. It is tbn Hhortcst aiiti Itft to ail fiolr.tein Iowa an-1 J'inn-s itn.

Itoiird trip tickets to the Popular ric-nre lfeorts on sale elnrinp tie Huron. or months Trnins on this line ar always tn time, thus tnabinp enrc connections. Kates of fnrp si Ion1 as the lowest. ill 'Jen. Mnnt-r, To eta, Kans.

T. Oeo. K'Jpt I.swrenrie. K'" B. Ht.MiS, Ocrcn! Iwrvnre.

Kansas TIN BTIOP 1 CONNECTION. PltAE fiilt; woru jots durirp the pat year, triBUufactmed hr ronnt the i unaesita, tiTir'y arid clieerfuily Trimmer ynrr sys one lady for treatment. Were, it not that onr space forbids we would give full Fjnopi's of his n.anner of treatmeiit in for We are Satiffied that all our readers would be deeply interested in ii; suffice to say that although the doclor'b method of treating in not uid down in tie standaid works, yet it is very effective, and wiil enre in two hours every tiife At 1 p. m. the lai nans race took pkee and was vry exciting- AHt-ther the Fourth at l'cru as.

a iraiid success. tf.m lo nit bo vaaM ei'joy a nea.iy liuaif COIJXKfJ MAtN AM) LAV VAIL Mrs. B. P. Moore, of Cnerryvate, who has been visiting bar sen, C.

L. Sloore, for tli pTt weerk, htarttd home Tact day. She nil stop a day or so in fee dun asd visit old actiuaiutanoeii. Ti prwcr'ptlon clerk at the Tsg Lrug Ktire sy: "IVg on the 4 lie r.evej-pot out i even see the ho.r race. Whilst wc fci n.path:ze Willi the c'trk, we can ibt ruiietor.

Lome' auel cviiileirutuie too. W. f. I'l: ATT. M.

D. IMcaseeall at the '-Bine Witt iiain StiTcl, rVIAN KANSAS Chant Bprinsr, Kanirnr.