The Englewood Enterprise from Englewood, Kansas • 3

LOCAL AXI lJS ERAL. A. CRAWFORD Pre. W.R Cbir C. D.

PerrY Vice Trcs, niMpWiji dispersed, expressing them- M. Friend has placed his ac-selves verv much pleased with tht en- I counts in the hands of John T. Fisher tertainmeut. i for collection. All persons knowing The Enterprise.

themselves indebted to David will Tlit nri1 Mnnilav fvfTiinr nrnverl I Fine rains have fallen all through Uie country during the days. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. I Land Office at Garden City. Kas. Augugt IS, 18S8.

Kotioe is hereby griven that the following named settler has filed notice notice of his in-': tention to make final proof in support of his claim, ami that said proof will be made before rhe Probate Judge of Meade County, at Meado Center Oct. 3, vii: John Jones for ENULEWOOD. KANSAS. to be a pleasant aflair. A large audi.

Pase call and settle. The of were goiuii to moeienee mostlv ladies assembled at the Strother, Dawson 5mitn and pre- Tuvs(Uy but the continuous rain vented them from so doing. Friday, AUGUST 31 1 388. State Bank Of Southern Kansas M. church about 8 o'clock.

They i nomas Berry, or Asmaaa yisitea our were kept waiting a short time it the I city last Thursday, and our people had Can to arrive aud as the train pull- the pleasure of hearing and able dis-ed in it was greeted with a tremendous pourse from Dawson Smith on the cheer, then the excursionists were i Tariff question. ready for a trip into fairy land float- Fred Edwards has sued John T. ing on sweet strains of music and sur- Fisher -Esqr. for 2.800 damages. Cantt Sruidays ram raised Sand creek higher thau it has been for two We are haying rain nearly eyery day or night.

the IB of 8 mM of ft See. 13 Twp. 33 of Range 26 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous resicence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz: HoH Henderson, D. N.

Ry. A. F. Harmer and Jacob Heape all of Cash City 0. Kas.

F. XI1.ES. Regtstcr. SANTA FJS SYSTEM. The Southern Kansas aud 1'an Iland-dle Ry.

All kinds of rail road business transacted with proptness. First class accommodations in every Itear the remark every day, we rounded by WOttM sow wheat if we weie sure the ers Kansas the most charming teach- imagine why he did not make it S3 000 attorcls. The music was it would not have cost him any more, respect. had to give security for Guess they costs. 1 raius Arr.

Westward. Lt. Trains Lye. Arvs. Eastward.

CHP1THL STOCK, $50,000. A General Banking Business Transacted. It. J. Strether Attorney at LAW.

P. M. P. M. A.

M. A tch lM Kana City Topeka herd law would not be repealed. Our advice is sow your wiieat there is no danger of the herd law being repealed. We are informed that flarvey Milki is at Tacoma Washington Tei-ritory and is working at his tiade get ting three dollars per day, and thinks well of the country. He says it has rained every day since he arrived in that country.

P. ML Ashland Kansas. 55 40 05 it 6 4J 7. 20 I 20 6 12 8, 20 9 0" 10 02 lO.fO nji 12 )0 Globe Democrat. good.

A number of readings and recitations were rendered in an excellent manner after which a short tiuie was speut in pleasant conversation, then the crowd dispersed all well pleased with the normal social. Dr. Williams was absent from the normal Wednesday, Thursday and Friday were examination days. There wera 42 appli 'ants for Teachers License aud when the time had come some of them felt that they had not studied hard enough during the previous week3- Dr. Williams, Prof.

Cow-den and Mrs. Dorwell were the board of Examiners. The teachers elected the following officers for the Teachers Association for the ensuing year: President G. W. Our, Vice Pres.

W. L. Cowden, Secre- DIRECTORS: CRAV. FORP. w.

R. DAGGETT. C. H. CliAMliERLAIN.

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low 9 41 8 18 8 0 C. FERGUSON. Emporia Wichita Wellington WmfieM Mulvane Clearwater Norwioe Spivcy Nnshvillo Sawyer Spring Vnle Bel vide re Coldwatr Ashland EiiRlewood l.vs. 1888. COIIKKSPONDF.NTS P.

CHEMICAL NATIONAL RANK. N. FIRST NATIONAL RAN Garden City. A NATIONAL BANK OF COMMENCE. Ks.

Kansas Oity.Mo, KANSAS. ENGLEWOOD, There is a strong feeling among the people generally that, the expenses of the city should be reduced these hard times. Our city treasure contains near one hundred and fifty dollars with an income of twenty dollars per month and the city is paying a marshal forty anllars per month and nothing for the marshal to do. There aie plenty of men in Englewood who wid take the place at fifteen dollars per month and be glad of the chance. 1 1 40 2.

40 3. 4 Arva. Freights Arv at 1. M. A I.ve.

6. P. M. THE CAM PAIN lohk-Dkmocr at. Will be sent to any address in the United States as follows.

From May to December 1st, 60 cts. From June to December 1st, 40 cts. From July to December 1st, 30 cts. From to December 1st, 20 cts. From Sept.

to Cece ruber 1st, 15 cts. From Oct. to December 1st, 10 cts. tary Miss Minnie Young, Treasurer i Miss Betty L. Woody, They decided to hold the Brat associa tion at Minne- Some talk of oresentincr Mtituni tn James Kennedy has bought D.

M. Friend's property and I). M. wTill soon return to the land of promise where milk and honey flow golden cups and silver spoons to eat with. Mr.

Kennedy is one among ti wise he knows when he gets a good bargain and he farther knows that Fuel wood and South Western Kansas is sure to come out a head. A. McCartney of Ashland was visiting our city Tuesday. William is a candidate before the republican convention for Representative. We hope the republicans will nominate him.

We have a reason for wishing this, for the Democrats have an old wheel horse that would make Wm's. back brake his neck. Yes nominate wm. brother republican we want to have an easy walk over. Their Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has causeil such general revival of tra4c at Uice Bros Drug Store as their giving away so many free trial bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. Their trade is simply enormous iu this very valuable article from the fact that it always cures: Coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, croup aud all throat and lung diseases quickly cured. You can test it before buying by getting a trial bottle free, large size $1. Every bottle warranted.

jiraee Up. You arc feeling depressed, your appetite is poor, you are bothered with headache, you are fidgetty, nervous and generally out of sorts, and want to brace up. Brace up, but not with stimulants, spring medicines, or bitters, which have for their basis very cheap, bad whisky, and which stimulates you for an hour, aud then leaves you in worse condition than before. What you want is an alternative that will purify your blood, start healthy action of Liver and Ki'liieys, restore your vitality and give renewed health and strength. Such medicine you will find in Electric Bitters and only 60 cents a bottle at ltic Bros Drug Store.

Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt-rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns aud all skin eruptions, aud positively cures piles, or no pay re quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money Goods Sold Regardless of Cost. For One Week Only at BROOKS BROS. the City Council to have the salery of I the second Saturday in October, marshal reduced, and the answer is, I of the departed for i i their homes Saturday and they feel has Passeng cailv and freight trains daily except Sun lay.

Coupon tickets on sale at this office, Wells Fargo Co's express, do a general express business to or from any point. Money orders any size $100 upwards very reasoable and as good as any bank daf. For further information call on or address T. W. Nixon Agent.

Knglewood, Kas. Englewood a council that will A Great offer- August 21st. positively the last day. that they have been well treated by the instructors and the people of Ashland. Miss Carson, Mrs.

Arnold, Mrs. Taylor, Miss Jennie Cowden, Miss Wood, Mr. Franning and Mr, Stevenson favored the normal with their presence on Wednesday morning. Among the latest arrivals are Miss Bales and Miss Gidd. Nortualite.

Come in now The KANSAS CITY WEEKLY TIMES, r2 pages, 84 columns, every week till Nov. THE EMTERPRISE one year for the nriec of our naper alo je, (31,25 Come in and leave your order. Druggists and Jewelers. not pay any attention to le wants and wishes of the people, but we think that the council can plainly see that they are doing a great injustbe to the taxpayers of the city by paying forty dollars per month for what they can have done for fifteen and we tains they should act without any petition. BLUE GRASS.

Delightful weather now, the cool breezes are very refreshing. About clone haying. The dry spe shortened the coin crop but we will have enough to carry us through. Mr. Hulles from Clark Co.

Kan. TO here last week juymg cattle to feed in order to supply Fugle ivood beef market this winter. A. yt. HOI.MI'S.

aw. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. 1 Assistant Surgeon to Kellevue lespital, Nw York. Office West main street. JOB WORK REMEMBER! THAT WE HAVE OUR JOB OFFICE FITTED UP IN GOOD S1IAPF TO DO ANY KIND OF KAN'S AS.

KNOLKWOOD, Aurora, Mo August 24, 1888. To the Enterprise. We have visited several towns in southwestern Missouri, and found all. to our astonishment, on a steady boom. Jasper coanty claims an income of per week from the mining resources.

It is also a fine agricultural JOB The OLDEST and most reliable FIRM in. the CITY, dealing in Drugs, Chemicals and TOILiET ARTICLES. WatEhEs.EIncks and JEWELRY. Their prescription department is complete in all its appointments and is OPEN at al Especial attention is devoted to the re R. B.

YARDEN M. D. i rctunded. rtlM to cents per box. tor sale by Bice Bro s- The town of Carthage, the WORK THAT THE PUBLIC DEMANDS.

lWeei. region. Mr. M. Orr and son and Geo of Jasper, is a city of low nave gone to Camp rnrsiciAX East Main st.

SUBGEOX. Enalewood, kawsas. some sixteen thousand people and a HAVING TAKEN' EVERY PRECAUTION AS AVE HAVE TO SERVE THE Public, will be We pairing CLOCKS and WATCHES of both foreign and domestic ar ufaeture. All work guaranteed. West Main St.

Englewood, Kansas. a liberal patronage us. We hope to reci feel that awarded NOTICE BOU FUBFlOAilu. Laud Office at Garden City Kas. Aug.

20 18S8. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof iu support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Probate Judge of Meade County, at Meade Center Kan Oct, 8 18S8 viz. Commuted Doiucftead Robert O. for the VV 3. quarter Section 10 in Tp 15 South of 26 w.

lie names the following witnesses to prove his continons residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: John J. Yanbenthusen: Kdgar R. Warren Aaron Yanbentuhseu, All of Englewood P.O. Kan. And John F.

Parks of Lakeland P. 0. Kansas. F. M.

Nilcs Register, work on their hay contract. Charles K. Gillmore the contractor to cut and supply the wood for Camp Supply is home again. Rev. Freuch of Lipscomb Tex.

preached at the residence of A. Spencer last Sunday. Bio. Eastwood will preach at Elm Grove on the 1st. Sunday iu next month.

Little George Brown accidentally shot himself through the breast causing almost instant death, by the careless handling of a revolver. The family has the sympathy of their many friends. A Fuess. future as in the the iu past, the support friends. R.

C- TURNER. DENTIST. Office upstairs Shields Building. Artificial teeth trom one to a full plate inserted. Gold filling a specialty.

All work wananted. Consultation free. Ashland Kans. We keep a first class assortment ladies hats and fancy notions always on hand of the latest style. Enterprise Job Office.

KANS. ENGLEWOOD, 3 At Englewood Dressmaking a Specialty. NOTICE PUR PUBLICATION, Land Office at (Jarden city Kan, Aug. 20 1888, Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of intention to make tlnal proof in support of his claim- and that said proof will be made before Probate Judge of Meade Countv; at Meade Center Kansas, on Oct. 8 1888.

viz: Homestead appli cation of llenry R. Parson for the Suction No 34-34-20. He names the following witnesses to prove his coutinous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: John Yaubenthuscn, Aaron Yanbenthusen, Clark St. Weaver aul Prank B. Aldrich.

All of Knglewood O. Kansas. 0. F. M.

Xiles Register. KENNEDY AKUN AWAY CAR. A Moter Car Jumps The Track, Severely Injuring Several Persons. PiiiLADiiLiuiiA, Aug. 28 A motor car on the south side ran aw'ay this morning and was completely wrecked.

Several persons were on the car at the time One Mrs. Herran is thought to be fatally injured. The car was coming down the steep grade on Ninth st. when the speed suddenly increased and the engineer lest control of the brakes. The motor was twisted and AND KENNEDY Ashland Kans.

A large stationery stock of wall paper and at the Post office Diug With cut prices on all kinds of flour, feed, leal and grain. 150 MEMBERS $1.50 A WEEK. 150 PIANOS We are forming a Piano Dlub of 150 members to whom we agree to furnish 150 Pianos, an payments of One Dollar and A Half Week; for 200 weeks. Some member will receive a Piano each week, commencing September 15th, 1888, to be determined by lot. Shouldjany member desire a piano before dr.iws it, he will be suppled et once on paying the small addition of $1,00 per Week.

The Club paying cash, enables us to give the members the cash discount, whereby wc furnish for Piano worth 3350. A Better Opportunity will never de offered; No more than 150 members will be aocepted, and the distributien will POSITIVELY begin Sept. 15th, 1888. Write at once for blank application and full particulars, S. R.

HUYETT, Manager, St. Joseph, Mo. Store. All kinds Broa. of machine oil at Rice perfect beauty with many enterprises in manufacturing interests.

ury county was also visited but l'ttle did we see as we only stopped at the eight months old town of Manett which is a city of 2,000 people but the boom is only backed by the railroad interests of which it boasts. Our next was Aurora of Lawrence, the pride of southwestern Missouri which is in a flourishing condition and brags of her 3,000 population and her great mining resources which is growing better every day. There are seven or eight hundred men employed at the mines and building is being pushed rapidly enough, several houses already under headway consisting of both business and residences. The buildings mostly are on the cheap plan but there are some neat brick business bouses being pushed rapidly to completion. All the business and dwelling houses are full and we have seen over fifty tents occupied by families and one tent on main street is used as a business house.

Tow a property is very cheap when compaied with a Kansas town. It seems that the entire excitement is over the mines and speculation in town property is scarcely thought of. All a man needs is a little money and confidence in the place. With this he will come to the front for this country is bound to boom. It is a tine agricultural country as well as a mining country.

Business of all kinds is pretty well represented but a few full stocks of cerlain goods could do a good business here yet. The town is all life with no idle men in it. Wm. Smith arrived here yesterday from the metropolis of the great south west 'Englewood." He has been at me to go in with him and sink a shaft. He said he had the team to haul some polls and a saw and we could make a windless with which to sink our shaft and he considered nothing remaining saye a little perseverence to get rich.

There are two daily papers and one weekly here and all are deing a good business. Board is very cheap. 1 am boarding at a first class hotel for 83,50 some houses charge 2,50 per week and 3eem to be making a good living. Fruit is abundant and can be had for a song provided it is sung to the tune of a little green back. Kespt.

and the can was smashed into Finest cigars in the south-west at "Rice Bros. Also helps to see and read. MOT1CK mm PUBLICATION. August 8 1888. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of intention to make tiual proof iu supportof his claim' and that said proof will be made before the PRO-UATK JCDUE of Meade County, at Meade Center Kansas, Oct, 8 1888 viz.

Pre-emption Declaratory Statement. Edgar R. Warren No for the in Township 35 South of 26 He names the following witnesses to prove his coutinous residence upon and cultivation of said i.uni, viz: Robert O. Sturdy of Englewood Kans. John Yanbenthusen Audiew Hansen John F.

Parks of Lakeland P. 0. Kans C. M. Mies Register.

We have put in a large stock of the Celebrated ELM MILLS' flour and feed which we will sell at hard time prices. We Guarantee Our Flour, PAYNE FAGAN, Attorneys at Law -and- kindling wood. The car was hurled iuto a ditch at ie road side. Mi s. ilerrau was terribly cut about the head, face and body.

She is unconscious is belieyed to have sustained internal injuries. Mrs. Ileinrich was cut about the head and body, but will recover. Charles Morgan, Mrs. Stewart and Mrs.

Moore, the other passengers, sustained painful cuts and bruises, but were able to return to their homes unaccompanied. The engineer jumped from the cab when he saw that the collision was unavoidable aud was badly hurt. Conductor Smith was also slightly injured from jumping. The cause of the accident is attributed to the engineer failing to lower the sprocket wheel, aud being unable to stop the motor by use the brakes. One of the passengers claims that the engineer did lower the sprocket wheel as he heard him do so, aud that he is not responsible for the accident, The Clock and Watch repairing a spec-lty ac Rice Bro's.

The Post office Drug Store makes a specialty in Ailing out prescription. P. Wnkmiller Druggist. Rice Bros, have the most complete Itock of Drugs to be found in Clark jounty. M.

Smith keeps furniture of all kinds, lie makes a specialty in coffins. When wanting anything of the kind call on him on North Douglas ave. Rice Bros. West Main street. Drug Aud Jewelry store, is head-quarters for designs in iewelry, vest chains, rings ete.

All classes of repairing tone with accuracy. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ashland, Kansas. Will practice in State and courts. 22 Do not allow others to under sell us.

We came to stay and desire a liberal patronage from the public and G. W. CARR. KS PUBJLICATIN. August 20 1888.

Noticcishereby gi ven that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the PROBATE JUDGE of Meade County, at Meade Center Kansas. Oct. 8 1888 viz. Commuted Homestead John J. Yanbenthusen Jio 1583 tor the and quarter of Sec.

tion 11 in Towuship 35 South of Kange 26 W. He nam tht following to prove his contiuous residence upon aud cultivation of said land, viz: in Late principal examiner S. Pension Oflice, oraer to get it, we have made prices to suit the times. Call and see us when wanting anything in our line. We make a specialty of w' lemling our irood job lots to the merchants and ranchmen of tne Strip.

B. F. Coffman Prop. A. manager.

i Main Eng ewood, Kas, loss will be quite heavy. This was the PENSION CLAIM AGENT. Any one disri ig a first class new home sewing meachme should call at this office and get porticulars- secoud iccident iu three weeks. Eagle, John Parks Rabert O. Sturdy Edgar R.

Warren Henry R. Parson of Lakeland P. 0. Kan of Fnglewood 0. Kan of Englewood 1'.

O. Ks of Englewood 0. Ks NORMAL NOTES. Monday morning of the last week of the institute dawned clear aud cooi, a ASHLAND. KANSAS.

Prompt attention given to the Prosecution of Claims for Pension, Bounty and Back Pay. Correspondence solicited J. R. Axsom. S.

K. MARTIN LUMBER CO. C. M. Niles PERSONALS.

state of atmosphere very much api re-ciated by the teacheis. -o DEALERS IX o- Subscribers, Your Premium Every subscriber to or renewing their gubscription to thir paper will be supplied with the Kansas City Wkkkly Journal tree during the Campaign of 1888. Here is au opportunity to place in yourf amilv the largest and best Week ly paper published in Kansas City Send in your names at once and get two papers for the price of our own. Publisher. Louie Cornell visited the Strip Saturday.

Mr. Halstead was up from the Strip The Hugging interest occasioned by the very warm days of last week Ls a-gain reviving. J.J. Shields made us a pleasant visit Friday, As the time for examination ap MILLERS Livery feed STABLE, north Register. K0TICEIOE PTJILIGA1KN Land Oflice at Garden City, Ks.

July 25, 1888- Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before Probate Judge of Meade county at Meade Center Ks, on Sept. 21 1888. Viz Eliza Long For lot 2 sec. 13 31 I 26 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz.

Clark Charles Tucker, Lowis Smith, Anon Smith, all of Englewood Kan. C. F. M. Nile? Register: Monday.

Mrs. C. Doyle left last week for Vi3hita. Wm. Turvey visited Ashland on Tuesday last, Dr.

A. M. Holmes visited Ashland on Friday last. Dr. Williams, of Ashland came in on Lumber, Laths, Shingles, Lime, Cement, Hair, Plaster, Sash, Doors and Fence Posts, C8SR PRICES VERY LOW.

CALL AND SEE ME BEFORE PLACING YOUR ORDERS. CHAS. H. CHAMBELAIN. Manager.

proaches the teaohers beeome more interested. On account of the ram en Friday the social was postponed untill Monday evening. The visitors on Monday was Chas. Heiron, S. II.

Parshley, I. K. Myres, Campaign Reading We have made arrangements ito club: the KANSAS CITY OF A WEEKLY TIMES to Nov. 15, (12 Saturday tram, Hi Koller shipped 27 car loads of cattle last Suturday. S.

Gi ay heal and Wm. Hinks were in 'SHLANDKAN T. E. Smith and Mr. Severe.

The history class is now busy discussing the ciyil war and its causes. Were a vote taken and the ladies al pages, a4 columns, every with the Enterprise one year for $1,25. Come in and subscribe. lowed the risrht of suffrage, the nor S3 I 'Blacksmithing NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ftflal Office of Garden City as.

Augusts, 1888, Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before The Probate Judge of Meade County Kas, at Meade Center Kas. on October 3, 1888. Viz, Mary C. Parks H. E.

Xo. 11,996 for the S. of Section 9 in Township 35 of Ra ge 26 w. He names the following witnesses to prove the city Saturday. Miss Jeunie Rader, of the Strip was in towu Saturday.

C. A. Crawford has sued John Eisher Esqr. for $2,000 damages. Mr.

Herron of Ashland was here Monday and Tuesday looking after his political prospects. J. J. Shields of Ashland was in En- mal would be decidedly repuoiiean. The Era man Would Bettek consult his grammar, if he has one, before criticising verbs Messrs Charles.

Parshley. Myres. and Miss Mollie Cowden were among our visstors on Tuesday. Through the kindness of Mrs. J.

O. Taylor in opening her house, the T. H. Dennis, J. P.

NOTARY PUBLIC Realestate and locating: agent. Lands bought sold on commission, in Lipscomb and adjoining counties. CORRESPONDENCE solicited. Timms Texas. TWO! BOYS KILLED.

Stubgis, "Aug. 20. At La-Graiige, Saturday evwuing, just before Prof. Batholemon was to ascend his.baloon and make a parachute jump, the pole, twenty-five feet long, fell into the jcrowd, killing two boys, Charles Graftmiller of Jacod Gratmiller, aged and Gilbert Appleton, aged 15 years. KVGLfcWOOD, KANSAS.

D. F. Gerhart, Prop. Haying secured the services of a Gr.st class Wood workman. I am now prepared to all Kinds of Repairing.

Plow work a spe eialty Thanking the public for past favors. I respectfully ask a continuance of ths same Show opposite catUe Hotel. glewood Monday and Tuesday shaking hs continuous residence upon, aud cultiva- school marms in the north part gave a social to some of the teachers and cit- liunus ILU LUC uuyo. Miss Lillie Fisher returned Saturday none A limit Hftv nprsnns wprfl nrps- I Aarrn Van rJeuthuson of Eng'ewwnrl p. O.

Kas. Cir.rk M. Weaver of Lakeland P. O. Kas.

Andrew of Lakeland P. 0, Kas. Frank Aldrich of Englewocd" P. O. Kas.

F. M. Niles, Regisvs ent. At ten o'clock ice cream from Ashland where she has been at We are glad to cake were served. At a late hour the tending iue normal have Miss Fisher with us agam..