The Nickerson Register from Nickerson, Kansas • 4

1 and after about two hours' manual exer Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Emerson leave to i rom Monday's Daily.

Richards' Uncle Tom's Cabin company GEO. THURBUSH, Pres. J. W. WOOD, So H.

C. BARRETT, The Nickerson Register. SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1890. HARRY II. Pub.

The Hutchinson -) DEALERS IN (- Hardvare, Stoves i Farm Implements, TINWARE CUTLERY ETC. We also have a fine assortment of tfcjicss, Buggies, Wljips GARDEN AND GRASS SEEDS A SPECIALTY. Our MONARCH GASOLINE STOVE is the Best, Call and examine it. NICKERSON, D. J.

-X -ALER IN LUMBER LUftlBER Lime, Cement Plaster, Stone Hair and Wire Paint arjd Building hardware Building Material Constantly Canon City Qsase aud ADtUe Coal, Delrveied to All Parts of the city. V. Alili ieh, President. II. P.

doe? a general banking business. Exchange on all principal fiuts in Europe. Farm Loans negotiated and money paid over withoi dealy COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY. tion in removing the dirt from his clothes, he boarded the east bound train in a very despondent mood. Blaine vs.

Gladstone. Blaine's famous reply to Gladstone has just been issued in pamphlet form. This is one or the ablest presentations of the benefits of protection yet published and should be widely read. Send for a copy to the American Protective Tariff League, 23 AVest 23rd street, New York, inclosing a two-cent stamp. Our Guests.

A party of Rock Island gentlemen ar rived iu the city last evening and spent the evening with R. S. Stevens. The party was composed of J. II.

Thomp son, D. H. Robinson, F. J. Avery, C.

E. Burbridge, J. W. Kirkpatrick and W. II.

Sechrist. all of Herri ugron. They hired a hack and drove over the citj. A jollier crowd or a set of better natured young fellows never visited Salina. They also serenaded a number of parties aud won encomiums on all sides with their music.

Salina alwaTs feels honored to have visitors, but when they are whole soulded men like these gen tlemen we feel doubly pleased. Salina Daily Republican. To the Cood People of Nickerson. When I invested my money in 3'our city I thought seriously as I might have thought of any other city in your state it was a very great chance until Mr. Albright said to me.

"Make no mistake. These are nice people and know how to do business, you cannot better your self." His prophetic words have been verified and today I enjoy patronage far in excess of anything I might have'auticipated. I regret Mr. All bright's departure more than words can express and will be content with the patronage left to me by reason of hie association. When my new pharmacist arrives, with whom Mr.

Allbright is acquainted, I will assure uniformly courteous treatment and solicit a con tinuance of your patronage. Respectfully, T. B. Enochs. An Outing in New Mexico.

The management of the Santa Fe route beg to announce that a through Pullman palace sleeping car service has been put on between Denver and Las Vegas Hot Springs, N. via La Junta, I'ueblo and irinidad. A beautiful Mexican summer and winter resort is brought close to ourdjors by this- improved service and by a greatly reduced excuasion ticket rate, making a trip to New Mexico within the reach of every body. Passengers can. leave Denver at 5 KX) p.

Colorado Springs 7 :50 p. and Pueblo at 9:35 p. take supper in vestibule dining car, retire in Pull man sleeper, wake up in time to see picturesque Raton pss and arrive in Hot Springs early enough for dinner at the Montezuma hotel, which is one of the finest watering place hotels in the country. Returning leave Hot Springs at p. in.

and be in Denver at 10:33 a. in. next daj', having breakfast in ves tibule dining car. If a tourist from the east you will find something novel in the half Mexican and half American life of New Mexico, and will certainly be charmed with the Montezuma hotel and its surroundings. If a citizen of Colo rado it will pay voulto get better ac quainted with your next door neighbor.

inquire ot local agent or address Geo. T. Nicholson, G. P. T.

A- A. T. Topeka, Kansas, for further partic ulars. HERE IS A GREAT BARGAIN'. We have eight acres of laud inside the corporate limits of the city of Nickerson for sale for 850, one, two and three years time if taken at once.

Tuis is a rare ch nice. Call and see us at once. Brig htm an GREAT SCOTT Why dont you cure that cough? I)e Witt's cough and consumption cure will doit. This remedy is positively certain, prompt and thoroughly satisfactory. If you have tried it you knew this- statement to be a fact if you have not, you are doing yourself an "injustice.

It is sold by T. B. Enochs. A GREAT BARGAIN. We have a fine business property on Main street for sale or trade.

Will trade tor stock of goods. Call and see us at once. Bkigiitman Harper. ADVICE. "Keep your head cool.

Your feet warm. Your liver active, and trust in God," was the advice of a celebrated physician to a patient. You can regulate the action ot j'our Liver, Kidney's and Bowels by using De Witts Sarsaparilla an absolutely reliable blood purifying Remedy. lor sale by T. B.

Enochs. REWARD Is certain if reasonable enoiT is nii.it! cure a cough by the use of DeWitt" cough and consumption cure. Thi remedy is correct and certain in its ac tion and costs no more than unreliable preparation's. Insist upon having For Sale by T. B.

Enoch's. "WOMAN'S WSRK," ATHENS, GA Is a literary and domestic gem which should be in every family. In order to give all our readers an opportunity to judge for themselves. Its publisher ha agreed to mail lour trial numbers to anyone who sens ten one cent stamps and the addresses ot ten ladies. BTJCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.

The Best Salve iu the world for Cuts Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fev er bores. Tetter, Jhappea Hands, Chil blains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions. anu positively cures files, or no pay re- quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.

Sold at 50 cents and 1.00 per bottle at J. Reed's drug store. MERIT WINS. We desire to say to our citizens that for years we have been selling Dr. King's iS ew Discovery lor Consumption.

Dr King's Lite Pills, Bucklin's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never han dled remedies that sell as well, or that have given such universal satisfaction We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits. For sale by J. W. Reed.

the drujrgist. ChESKY Reghif. PKOPBlErOKS OF THE MAIN SREET Me Market ALL KIXDS OF FRESH SMOKED MEATS Highest market price paid for Stock, night for a two weeks visit with their daughter, Mrs. James Crosby, at Ft. Scott.

Two switchmen arrested in Dodge City we understand for criminal carelessness in the recent wreck at that place. Perhaps this may teach some of taem a leson. EI). Collins of Sterling a brother of our townsman Charlie is visiting the later in our city today. Diamond Dick and outfit have taken their departure and we understand will try McPherson next.

J. W. Finfrock has returned from his Visit to Solomen City and can now be found at his old post as train dispatcher for the Santa Fe. W. E.

Merrifleld has tiken a fitteen day lay off and leaves tonight for a visit to his home in St. Louis, where his wife and family are now visiting. He will undoubtedly haye a pleasant time. The Kansas State Fair will be held at the usual place in Topeka, beginning on the 12th and closing the 20th of September. For further particulars call on or address E.

G. Moon, secretary of the association. W. F. Hendry, Rev.

Van Gundy, and Rev. Wilbur who were chosen as a committee to represent this city in the tem perance convention at Topeka returned from that place this morning. They report a very interesting meeting. While soihe of our people are grumbling about the dry and hot weather, we have taken several drives around the country lately and must say that corn looks excellent, and if we have a good rain inside of ten davs will have a fine crop of corn in this vicinity. A Card and Good Bye, I regret that today my business interests calls me hence from Nickerson.

My long acquaintance with most people in the couutv, and particularly this vicinity, with whom I have had the pleas ure to do business tor the last seventeen rpars. makes the Dartins more reeretful I came to Nickerson to stay a few weeks to assist Mr. Enochs in organizing his rimer business, which now has crown to mammoth proportions and which will continue to arrow under the new man- ao-oment. Mv stav here has been length piipfl hv reason of associations most nleasaiit to me. There are lots of nice people in Nickerson, and in the language of Juliet, "Parting is sncb sweet sorrow, I could say good-night until tomorrow In savinff srood bve I beg to thank you for your expression of confidence in our ability to serve you in a pnarmaceuucni and also in a medical way, and "ever when" you cant get what jrou want, or you get what you tio not want iumuai you do want, orwnaiever you want ami cannot get, my address is Hutchinson.

Mr. "Rnoc.hs savs when you are saying rnorl hve to vonr old friends say a. word fr.r i To dfl so is simple. He has invpctofl bis mnnev in vour city, ex pects to stay here, will put up as much as any other business man to support any enterprise or matter that may come up, and in a cheerful and gentlemanly manner, and 1 must bespeak for him as he deserves a most generous patronage. Good bve and I besbfvou not to forget my ad- dress is simply Hutchinson.

Devotedly, Leo. II Allbkigiit From Friday's Daily. Dr. Fayette was called to Peace Creek today to attend a patient. Forty tons of salt are being produced per day at the salt works.

A TI Sweefzer. a real estate agent from Hutchinson, is in the city today Mr. and Mrs. E. R.

Price returned from a visit in the eastern part of the state today. The Mh-ses Hattie and May Dwelly urr vnctoni'iv for a two or three weeks visit in Topeka. George Green took an engine to To" peko tobay where it will be shopped for a general overhauling. Thomas Saunders, superiudent of the CSlorado Midland, is iu the city today visiting his brother, G. II.

Saunders, Louis Abry returned from an extend ed risit to Paris and the old country last evenins. He of course had an excellent time. Every child under the age of ten years in this city is tbe proud possessor parachute of some discriptiou it to be a genuine craze. of a seems The following delegates were elected to Hutchinson today to represent Grant township: J. A.

Fontron and M. Rus sell: alternates. A. Clark and I. J.

Byers. The family of T. O. Townsend arrived in the city last evening from Larned and will make Nickerson their future home. Mr.

Townsend is employed in the Santa Fe shops. Foeltzer and Walters, deputy supreme organizers of the Fraternal Mystic Cir cle, a secret insurance society, are the city, and have met with considera ble success. Sterling Bulletin. Wheeler McMurry, teachers ot 18 karat oil paiuting, are located at the Hoffman House for a few days only Only 2.00 for full instructions. No pay in advance.

See samples on street, A very pleasant surprise party was giyen Miss Alpho Wisart last Saturday evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs, S. W. nail on South Main street. Ice cream, cake and a jolly good time is re ported by all who were present E.

W. Elliott, II. C. Barrett, A. Butt and Mr.

Scott, prominent business men of Nickerson, were in town the first of the week on a fishing excursion. These old boys speaK very highly "of our unexcelled fishing advantages, but not being supplied with "bait" by the keg they failed to get many fish. Aalington Enterprise. Our old friend, good natured Leo. Allbriglit, departed for llutbhinson tc- day to take charge of the Midland Phai- macv.

Air. jvnorigut nas oeen connect ed with the drug emporium or T. Enochs for a eood many years, and dur ing his long business association with the people of this vicinity has made many warm friends. In Mr. Allbright's departure Nickerson loses a valuable and esteemed citizen.

Conductor Chas. Brown, who is punching tickets in the presence of pas sengers" on the old renaoie ranta ie left at noon today for a visit with friends in Hutchinson, ewton and Wichita. Charlie was examining the mechanism of the switch engine just before his departure, and to the surprise of himself and all present, particularly the former, the "pony" objected to such a close examination and "spit" all over him. The result was. the air blue with profanity for at least 30 minutes, and circus showed here yesterday and met with what it deserved a very poor house.

We were not in attendance our-self, but those who were told us it was very bum. The balloon ascension in the evening was, however, very good and all spoke well of it. A stranger in our city the past week witnessing the crowds at the shows upon the streets and elsewhere would certainly think this a metropolitan place. The Salvation Army boys with their tamborines parading the streets have added to the interest and excitement. We are told they will be here all of this week.

The temperance meeting at the M. E. church last night has been reported a success. It was a layman's rather than a minister's meeting. W.

F. Hendry acted as chairman and introduced the speakers of the evening, who were Gen-McCartney and Mr. Botkin, of Hutchinson. These gentlemen, it is said, spoke clearly, earnestly and eloquently upon the present aspect of the temperance cause. A rising vote of thanks was given them before the meeting adjourned.

Conductor James Merrifleld of the Missouri Pacific will probably be the republican nominee for railroad commissioner. Deacon Merrifleld, although a resident of St. Louis, owns a large stock farm in Pettis county. He is a member of the Farmers' Alliance snd of the G. R.

St. Louis Post Dis patch. The above refers to our townsman, E. Merrifield's father. We understand he is a leader among the Farmers' Al liance and will no doubt be elected to the office for which he is a candidate.

We will say, however, that if his politi cal aspirations are not realized in Mi souri, and if he will move to the good old Sunflower stste he will carry a full vote of the Farmers' Alliance, for he would soon be a prime mover among this order in this state. From Wednesday's Daily. Mrs. Joe McGrath left yesterday morning for her home in Newton. Mrs.

Will Hare, who has been sick for some weeks, is now recovering. We believe the Salvation Army quit last night for want of good attendance, Mrs. W. F. Hendry and daughter May went to Hutchinson this afternoon Miss Grace Arnold returned yesterday from a few days visit with J.

W. Lem ons folks at Pueblo, Colo. The Farmers' and Citizens' bank have secured the services of a porter to look after the minor duties of that institu tion. H. W.

Howard, of Kansas City, was interviewing our grain merchants today in the interest of Peavy of Kan sas City. Lem Reed met with the misfortune to bruise his foot at the shop yesterday The accident did not necessitate his lay ing off, but it is nevertheless painful. Mrs. E. J.

Arnold and mother, Mrs, J. A. Arnold left this morning for a few days visit with friends and relatives at Raymond. 1 Cnallaut, ot Kansas Uiry, rep resenting Hall Robinson, commission merchants, was in he city today interviewing our grain dealers. We hear repeatedly that it i3 hard to find a man to perform any labor, Such as working road tax, mowing yards, etc We think it a good time for laborers to move into our city.

Miss Minnie Shields, a cousin ot our townsman, S. A. Shields, died at her residence in Hutchinson yesterdav. The relatives of the deceased in this com munity have the sympathy ot all. Genial Frank Avery, of the Rock Island, returned from Palmyra, today and is visiting relatives and friends in Nickerson We are glad to see Frank back again, but are sorry to think hi hand incapacitates him from his regular duties.

Diamond Dick and company took down their free show apparatus this morning and will leave for McPherson tonight. We are of the opinion that his abilities as a "magic healer" was not appreciated to any great extent by our people. His departure will he regretted by the young people at least, as his open air entertainments afforded splendid place to while away the warm summer evenings. Council Proceedings, Council met in adjourned session with Mayor Frease in the chair. Present.

J. D. Reed, J. W. Reed Newton and Booth Minutes of previous meeting read and approved After some discussion it was moved and seconded that the case of the city against R.

P. Smith be dismissed Dy the latter paying cost of said case; car ried Moved and seconded that the reports of the treasurer and clerk be referred to ways and meanscommittce carried Moved and seconded that the commit tee on city property hire paint put on roof of city hall carried The following bills were approved by the" finance committee and on motion were allowed and clerk instructed to draw order on treasurer for same: Nickerson Electric Light Co 40 Jiall O'Donald, dog tags A. B. Quinton, justice W. Elliott, salary, clerk 2 months.

4 50 9 75 12 00 45 00 u. junneii, salary as luarsnai lniontn, J. W. Keed, repairing scenery in ball, 3 00 Ji. A.

Treadway, glass, lamp, etc 11 SO Bunk of Nickerson.int. on order No. 20. 63 56 Moved and seconded that the bill of E. C.

Clark be laid over until next meeting; carried. Moved and seconded that the city marshal proceed to collect dog tax forthwith. On motion couucil adiourned to meet Tuesday evening, July 22, 1890. L. W.

Ellioit, City Clerk. From Thursday's Daily. Al. Foeltzer of Hutchinson Is one of our guests today. n.

M. Stiefel received a new showcase from Hutchinson today. 4 Mrs. n. C.

Barrett returned from her visit to Fredonia this morning. Dr. Coleman, of Larned, Kan. is in the city today with a view of locating. H.

Frease was among those having business in Hutchinson this morning. Mrs. I. A. Lowe left last evening for a few days visit with friends at Lyons.

Herman Olmstead, of Hutchinson, is in the city buying grain for some firm. A stock jorunai has just been issued in Topeka by the yery appetising nams of Ham and Eggs. Mrs. Layman is confined to her bed with malarial fever. A.

J. Harris is in the city today in the interest of a Chicago clothing house. II. J. Butter, of Kansas City, was i shaking hands with Nickerson mer-J chants today.

Mrs. Booth and two daughters return ed the latter part of last week from a visit with relatives and friends in Ham- I ilton Mo. W. F. Raisner, former proprietor of the Register, came down from Lyons today and made us a call.

Misses Rosa Werries, Diana Brocken-stein and Anna Mullen went to Dodge City yesterday to visit with friends. Go to H. M. Stiefel's ice cream parlor when in search of a dish of ice cream. He makes the best to be found in the city Andrew Strohl has commenced hauling 1200 of corn to this city which is being disposed of to Fair, Shaak Co.

at 25c. per bushel, an increase of 10c. in the price at this period of last year. J. D.

Long and John Young today purchased a threshing machine from the Hutchinson Hardware Co. This firm has sold a number of these machines in this and surrounding counties, which bespeaks of a bountiful wheat harvest. Four employes of the salt plant were overcome by the heat Saturday and had to quit work. Their places ere soon filled, however, and no time lost. We are informed by one of the gentlemen in authority at the works that they are turning out upwards of 300 barrels of salt per day.

Last Saturday night burglars effected an entrance into the residence of R. W. Westerman and carried away about 815 in money as a result of their labor. The miscreants are evidently very well acquainted with the interior of Mr. Wes-terman's residence, as this is the third time it has been burglarized within a year and no doubt by the same parties each time.

Last Saturday afternoon it was re ported that a watch and a small sum of money had been stolen from one of our citizens and that a son of Geore Young was the guilty person. Consequently a number of boys formed is line and tied Young to a telegraph pole as a "persua der" to make him give up the stolen property. It was afterward learned that the boy was in no way connected with the affair whatever, and Mr, Young expressed his indignation by se verely chastising one of the party who took a hand in punishing his son. A wreek occurred on the Santa Fe Saturday night last with fatal results to human life. We could not get the par ticulars in regard to the exact cause of the accident, but as near as can be learned, it seems that a switch engine was standing on a side track and through some mistake the switch had not been locked.

Passenger train No. 2, which arrives here at 12:25 p. ran into the light engine and instantly killed James Otis, fireman on No. 2, and three tramps avIio were stealing a ride. The lamp on the switch target was not burning.

Had it been lit and displayed the proper danger signal the engineer could have no doubt averted the collisiod. It is said that many passengers were injured, but reports are so coniiicting that it is impossible to make an estimate with any degree of certainty. From Tuesday's Dciiy. Several of our yonug people enjoyed a picnic on the banks of the famous Cow Creek today. Mrs.

F. B. Brown and children arrived from Clearwater and will make Nickerson their home in the future. Chas. Howe moved today from his former residence to the property he recently purchased from J.

W. Reed. Messrs. E. W.

Elliott, II. C.Barrett' A. D. Butts and W. II.

Scott are angling for the fiuny tribe this afternoon. The Methodists and Congregational- ibis win unite tneir bunday evening services during the rest of July and al so in August u. Holmes of Newton was in the city last evening and attended the K. of P. lodge in the interest of the Pythian Benevolence Association.

All parties wanting ice cream for Sunday use should not fail to leave orders at II. M. Stiefels' Saturdays. Delivered to any part of the city. Richird Jacksou, who has been visit-itiug at the home of his parents in Cottonwood Falls, returned to this city this morning and has reported for duty.

Dr. Leonard and troupe left this morning for (this state) vhere he will continue to show and dispense patent medicine to the people. Don't complain of the hot weather here. In central Iowa the thermometer ranges from 98 to 100. The people there write that it is almost too hot to live.

F. B. Brown has rented the W. B. Orton property on Peabody street where he and his family will be at home to their many friends after once settled.

Dr. G. W. Woods, of Hutchinson, was among our visitors today. The doctor is looking well and hearty and is grow ing younger each day he liyes.

Good for him. Last night during the storm Wm. Buuton's barn, in the southeastern por tion of the city, was struck by lightning and consumed by fire. No lives were lost, however. B.

Vincent, of Hutchinson, was among our visitors today. John is a candidate for re-election to the office of clerk of the district court, and will no doubt be elected. Between Saffortlsville and Elhnor, about 100 miles east of here, a severe wind storm occurred last evening which blew down 20 telegraph poles and otherwise tore up things in general. No liyes are reported lost. Those merchants who do not believe advertising during the dull season should remember that a farmer doesn't plant corn today and expect roasting ears tomorrow.

Of course business can run without advertising, so can a wagon without grease but it creaks. Later advices from the scene of the wreck at Dodge City tell us thai only one tramp was killed and that he was the brother of the fireman, James Otis. It was a queer coincidence, neither knowing the other was on the train. No one else was seriously injured. Hardware Go.

W. 13. FORKER, Manager. KANSAS. PAIR, on Aldrich, Cashier Klliott.

Vite-Prosiat. 8Sf WAY To get a rirt-ClxuMWteli fei.i cur Co-Operative Ciabi. HUE WATCHES LOWEST CASH PRICES Only $1,00 a Week. Thousands of the best $38.00 Gold Watch over made are selling ia our Co-operative dubs. This la the Beet, Cheapest, Meet Convemiemtr nd onJff co-operative System ot selling watches Tbe watches are American Lever Stem Winders, eon tain in 5 every essential to accuracy and durability, aud have, in addition, numerous patented improvements found in no other watch.

Xbey are tbsota'-ely the only Iit and la m-pprxtef Mtovr-evuue made in the World, and are Jeweled brooghout with a EX II I HE JiUBIES. Tbe PmtentSten Wint umA Set fa the strongest and amplest made. They are fully equal fer mj eearmnet eterurexy, durability and eereiee, Uatiyt75 Watch. Our co-operative Club Tings them within the reach of every one. the KEYSTONE WATCH CLUB CO, Oaa faeatnat St P.

O. Box 923. Pbilsw Psvt W. refer to mxij Coo. I GENTS wemelAtemct.

I WANTED. Clubs Constant Porming. Join Sow and fv Honey. Iinclenwood Oolleere ft nrte rgr mviu St. Chartes, near rx.

ixhus- iiilFxrrn-catioB. Courae full and thorough. Location belthf ul bM-tiful. Art and Mo.ie. specialties.

For catalogue, ad1re He. Hofc't trwwi. v- v. Pres. tt- hrfissfcri eBBsBBBBMBBanWsmmWBamSBnnWmBBBBBBBBBBBmBBa I 1 A -DEALER IX- Second Hand Goods, FLOUR.

FEED, ETC. I have one of the finest stocks of Second Hand Goods to be found iu the county, and at 'Hard Time" prices. ATA.IN STREET, XICKER.POX FAIR, SHAAK Wholesale and Retail Dealers all kinds of GRAIN AND FEED, HAED fc SOFT AND BLA0 -SMITH CO AL PAYS THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR PAT S. A. SHIELDS, Kcojvd constant on liniul .1 full and complete stock of Staple Fancy Groceries, jl'KKNS WAKE, (J LASS WAKE, And Canned Goods of all FRESH CREAM BREAD Every Morning.

Having a largo ami complete Mock of the alove line of goods, I vespectfim a share of tile patronage ot tlie people of Nickerson and vicinity. Give me a call. JVL T. j. FAIR.

LIME PLASTER, STONE, HAIR, WIRE AND Wc have an excellent supply Fan I Home Paints and at prices that will ftoiili you. D.7. FAIR nr mild coin watch am wQiJSoldlbr 8IOOnn I REE Best mm world, rer-a feet time-1 keeper. Warranted. Hmrj oli4 Gold Hunting Cat.

Elerant and matmlflcent. Both ldieB'nd gentg't-izea with works and ciki of eaoaWalne.O.C PERHO.t In each locality tZa secure ok FHEE. How is this possible? we answer vrm want one person in each locality, to keep In their home, and ttUow to those who call, a complete ltneofoor These samples.as well as the watch, we send free after yoa have kept them in your home for months and shown the to those who may have called, they become yonr own propertw- valuable ana very merm SA.wi-i.fc!. It is possible to make this treat oner, sendme the ftflLin COLII watch and COST1 samples free, as ttteahowlnpcof the samples in any locality, always results in a trade for na; after our samples have been in a locality for month or two we usually get from SlOOO to 8SOOO in trade from the fcurroundlng country. This, the most wonderful off-r ever inown, ie mane in oruer that our samples may be placed at oc where they can be seen, all over America.

Write at once, and make'sure of the chance. Reader it wilt behardlyany troiil 5r you to show the samples to those who may call at your home and your reward will be mos satia'actory. A postal card on hHh to write as coets bat 1 cent and after you know all, If you do not care to go further, why no harm is done. But If yoa do send yonr address at once, yon can secure I BEE one of tiie be.it soim rom watcnes tn tne world and on larre line of COMLY h.lmLES. We pv rxprrs.

fr-lht. Or HEW 1 FREE tfVII Watch I B5 Solid Worth SIOO.OO. -t watch in the worki. Perfect timekeeper. Warranted heavy SOLID GOLD nonim eaves.

Both ladies' and pent' sizes, with works and eases of eoool vakie. Okz PEE-SO eash local it can secure one fre, together with our lair vakftable line of II ouscbeld nles. These samples, as well tKe ws.tr ri. era tfte. All tbe work yeei need do a to show what we send yon to those who cell your in valuable trade form, which bolda for years when once etartea, and thus we are repaid.

We pay all express, freifht, etc. After yon know all. if yon wonld like to ro to werk for jwm can earn from tXO to 960 pet week end upwards. Addrass, eHinswB fc Box 8 1 IVrrUMdt Mt. friends and neighbors and those a boat yoo tneiaiwmj M.TJLDIIER Bull In 1 VHCXitl late y.

3r a wkcd turn OFFICIAL CITY PAPER. A. T- S. TIME TABLE. GOISG WEST-LEAVES So.

1. raciflo Express-. 4:40 p. m. No.

f. Denver Utah Express 7:25 p. m. No. 7, Colorado Express 8:50 a.m.

GOING EAST LEAVES No 2, Atlantic Express 12:25 p. m. No. 6. Chicago Express in.

No. 8, Missouri Kiver Express 7:35 p. in. MISSOURI PACIFIC TIME TABLE GOING WEST LEAVES: St. Louis Mail and Express 8:58 a Freight 5:13 am GOING EAST LEAVES: Freight 10:40 am Colorado Mail and Express 7 :38 pm Passengers are allowed to ride on all trains.

G. S. Emerson, Agent. LOCAL From Saturday's Daily. Ice cream at Frank "Werries.

Give us your orders for job work. Fresh California Fruits at Werries. Take DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Xew srootls ncarlv every day, at the Racket. Ice Cream in bulk or by the dish at Frank Werries A cood ladies ierscv vest for 15 cents at the Racket.

Fresh cream candies every week at II. M. Stiefel's. Cleanse yonr breath with DeWitt's Lit tle Larly Risers DeWitt's Little Early Risers get there For sale by T. B.

Enoch s. II. M. Stiefel will freeze ice cream for balls, parties, on short notice. New and fresh California canned goods of all kinds at II.

M. Stiefel's. Lemon. Chocolate and Vanilla Ice Cream at H. 51 Call on E.

W. Stiefel's to-inorrow. Elliott for cheap loans and insurance. Loans obtained quickly E.W. Elliott, Notary Public, Land Loan Insurance agent.

Newton. Block. A new supply of ladies and gents handkerchiefs and oh bow cheap, at the Racket. Ask your druggist what DeWitt's Little Early Risers are. For sale by T.

B.Enochs. The best brand of dress ginghams for 10 cents per yard, others ask 12 to 15 cts, at the Racket. Sateen ribbon niching for ladies neck wear, very handsome, and only 10 cents per yard, at the Racket. We still have some of the cheap corsets on hand, if you need one it will pay you to buy at the Racket. When you wish a delicious dish of ice cream go to Frank Werries.

He makes the best to be found in the city. His girl didn't go back on him because he used DeWitt's Little Early Risers. For sale by T. B. Enoch's.

Pasture to kent At my place three and one-half miles southeast of Nickerson. Inquire of D. II. King. A.

ftl. Wright has just received a car load of hard brick and Is now prepared to put up hard brick chimney's on short notice. Give him a call when you want anything in this line. II. Freasewas called to Hutchinson today on important business.

Jake Lemon, of Pueblo, was among our distinguished visitors today. Mrs. J. D. Fox and children left today for a vi.sit with friends at Kingman.

Geo. Jess of Mattoon, 111. was in the city today and was employed in tho barber shop of W. A Thomas. Geo.

Wright and Albert North are said to be the best seven-up players in town. They do play a very good country game. An auction sale of John Heamer's and E. E. Leighfy's goods took place this afternoon, Some of the goods were sold very cheap.

They do say that Poliece Judge Deck er only bought 17 quilts at the auction- sale today. He probably intends to keep warm next winter. Quite an excitement was raised on our streets this afternoon and for a few moments it looked as if a general riot would occur, but all was subdued quiet ly, thanks to E. Green Chas. Howe has recovered sufficiently to attend to his jewelery store and can now be found at his old post discussing politics on the streets, A letter from one of our former citi zens now at Dodge City states that it is almost impossible to get vegetables and fruit there.

We wish that one of our dozen or more gardeners had the oppor tunity of supplying them The salt works have at last been per fected and are now in running order. 13oth pans are producing salt by the train load, and an industry which has so long lain idle is now in full blast. Xoth- mg but encouragement should be given, those who have the matter in charge. We are informed by Police Judge Decker that parties are contemplating purchasing the Roller Mills of this place and they will probably be in working order in the near future. We sincerely hope so, and when arrangements are completed for this new enterprise all will rejoice.

It is a shame they have stood idle so long. The following is taken from Madison, papers and relates io the deceased husband of Mrs. Nodler, of this city, The remains of the late Frank A. Nodler will be taken from the residence of-his sister, Mrs. Lame Smith, to St, Michal's church at 7:45 o'clock Sunday morning.

Madison Daily Courier, Frank Nodler, aged 40 years, died at 8 clock last night of consumption at the home of Martin Kinirnel on South Mulberry street. The deceased was a highly esteemed citizen and had a host of friends who deplore his ivntimelv demise. lie was at one time city as sessor. He leaves a wife and several children who are now at Nickerson, Kan. The funeral will occur tomorrow afternoon.

Madison Daily Herald. The death is announced in another column of Mr. Frank A. Nodler, aged 40 years. The deceased was a well known, intelligent citizen, a son of the late Conrad Nodler, and had many warm friends in Madison.

He served as city assessor one or two terms and was a good book keeper and accountant. The funeral will take place tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock from St. Michael's church. Madison Daily Courier. SANITARY CLOTHING.

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Ks. mtiTB CC1MM One of the It I3T the world. Our facilities are vncittai4. anl introduc mr upenur we win eeadft: toon rtE3t ia Mrs orht- l. TO i fjj to us at once can melee sore of JMi tbe ha ore A II yoe have to do km a aifove- vniy those write PY Jj return is to sbow ear (rood te mm I mmm AYlMQRr tffrO fh, around wnm Tta ks.

Kfuioc this edfTiMna shows the small end of the tele- cope. Tbe following CDS fpves lb sppeanuKt of it reduced te about the fiftieth part of its balk. It is a sTrsnd. dovble sice teie. scope.

as larjje a is eay to carry. We will also sbow yoa hew yn can make from 3S3 to 55 1 a day at least, from tbe out experience. Better write at once. We pay all espreaa rfaarres Address.il II A I-Lfc TT A Km HlM fuKIUVU, hiAiPK 1 Yes, yes, I'm agent for the Ladies Hom Com leading Household paper. It's the psper for the people.

And it's easy to make cevpral dollars a day by getting subscribers fo it, as anybody can afford to take the paper, it's so good find so cheap. Ves, agents are wanted every where. Tnst write to the publishers lor their connential terms to agents and you will be surprised at the big cash commis sion thev give. Tscv pay agents a Digger cash commission than any other publishers, and the papers published by them are so popular that they have 300,000 subsenbr ers. It vou wans iu niiuw miicy write for terms to seems, on ineir iwo pa-ners the L.aiies Homk CoMPAJfiojr and the Farm And Fi beside.

Address SUst, Crowell Kirkpatrick, Springfield, OluO filial sV jPm ja 1 1 Tailor.