The Jewell County Searchlight from Esbon, Kansas • 4

Dr. J. V. Mullenix V. S.

and black gB5 SENTINEL. 0. B. CaONKIlITE Editor A ITop DEALERS 12 AT GENERAL MERCHANDISE We carry a full line of hats, caps, boots and shoes. Also a full LINE OF GROCERIES Remember we sell tailor made clothes MeCammon, Best Jelly, pail, Best Syrup, Crackers per pound Currents, per pound, Raisin curred Prunes by by sample and guarantee a perfict fit.

Call and see us before buying elsewhere. J. CHETHAM SON, OTEGO KAN. O. S.

Tobacco per pound 25c One Can three pound of apples 10c SNYDER'S CASH STORE. MillenrY liaspberries, per pound, 25c Coffee, per package, 25 Two Cans Cbbicje Table Peaches 25c We desire to announce to the Ladies of Esbon and vicinity, that we have secured One Can Choice Cal. the services of to take charge of our TRIMMING DEPARTMENT any of you will remember Miss Fishe and her excellent work while at Burr Oak One Can Choice Cal. Grapes 15e Vinton Corn, per can, 12 and a half centi Six Bars Lenox Soap 25c COUNTRY PRODUCE GOOD AS CASH. McCammon.

Carter Co. last fall. You will find no High Credit Tariff prices on our i i goods. We sell for casn and produce, therefore our prices are marked down to close Carter Co 65c 75c box 6 and half cents 5c three pound 25c Pluitis 15c MeComas. LIVERY.

Tmirl in trAnaiAnt for the sale of Butteries Patterns. Always Anxious to Please, J. E. Snyder. LEBANON KAS.

HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR Segs Oattle smith, bas leased the Wo. Small Blacksmith and wagon ahop, and bai secured Uncle John Butcher as woodworker and is doing good business and giving satisraciion. i DO YOU WANT IT WANT WHAT Why rav Esbon house and lot for SI 00, cash. $100 in one year, $100 in two years, and $300 dollars in live years. I per cent Interest, Address Jl.

A. HUUKMKI, Mankato. Kansas. Tb Famous Century war Book The Kansas City Journal bas been so fortunate as to make arrangements with the publishers of the "Century War Book" to furnish that famous Duplication to its subscribers, in twen ty parts, at ten cents and one coupon for each part, it can oe otnainea oniy in this wav. Part one will be sent to any one who will send this clipping and ten cent to the Kansas City journal.

W. S. CALKINS, the LAKESIDE ORGAN MAN Is permanently located at OTEGO. He handles one of the best organs found in the market. W.

8. CALKINS I. g. DRUipiOIJb. Notary Public.

AND Real Estate Agent. Office at Exchange Bank. ESBON KANSAS. Special attention paid to collections Proprietor of the A Choice Stock of Meats Al ways on Hand. H.

C. BILLINGS. Will do yovr Plaster ing, Calciminirig and Cistern work, At the lowest price. W- E. MALLORY Notary Public AND Insurance Agent.

OFFICE AT THE DRUG STORE. 8ooiety Directory. Esbon Lodk'e, No. 242, K. of P.

meets everv Monday evening ai a.m. aii Knights in good standing are cordially invited to meet with us. I.SAUVAINC. C. W.

II. IlKIlSUNElt, K. of It. S. Esbon Lodge, No.

384, I. 0. O. meets every Friday evening, visit ing members cordially invited to meet With US. J.

C. I1KU8IINKK. X. U. H.

C. Bolton, Sec'y. Salem Lodge, No. 228, A. F.

A. M. meets Saturday evenings on or before the full moon each month. Vis-itiug members invited to meet with us when in the city O. li.

Thounbkiio, W. II. Uughson. see'v. Esbou Post, G.A meets 1st 3d Saturdays each month at 2 o'clock.

Visiting members cordially invited to meet with us. Josiah Hersiinku. S.Cartkr, aAdj Com. 5f a -r 0) 5 ti it u. I 0 '1 111 to a ft a -a a a 9 9 bo EZBON MEATHARKET TIMS TABIiB o.

b. i. p. R'y- Trains East tfo. 48 Local FreiRbt.

No. 98-Stock tralu No. 90- No. 9:40 a.m. 10:05 a.

m. 12:40 p. m. 2:55 p. m.

9:5 p. m. Trains West. No. 15 Passenger.

No.97-Tlirou(?hfre (tbt No. 95 TlirouKli freiRht vn iiT.nfial freight. 5:32 a. in. 10:05 a.

m. 12:40 p. U. 2-55 p. m.

p. ca. No. 5 Tbroufth pass'jier Noa. 42 and 41, 12 and 10 Bnnday.

W. M. Pouter, Local Ageut. LOCAL MISOELLANY Mrs. C.

Woods is convalescing. Miss Sheard visited Mrs. 0. A. Moody Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. E. vUitfd friends in this city Tuesday. fin tn Wood's for canned goodo dears and confectionary.

Go. to M. Drake's Hardware Store for your garden seeds. 16 car load of stock were shipped from the stock yards to-day. Alfafa, seed, miVet seed and oil meal at DRAKE'S.

Rev. McMillen and wife left for their home in Concordia Monday. 8.S. Woods has some fine bananas for sale. Go at'd see them.

Callie Iluntslnger, of Oteno. visited frieds In the city this wek. Coal oil and gasoline at ADD EN'S handle the best grades at me low est prices. When you want good can ned goods go to S.S. Wood's.

T. W. Lewis pays the highest ca9h price for chickens, turkeys, butter and eggs. Mrs. J.

II. Monaghan and Miss Dell riprnhnflr were shopping at Lebanon ast week. lr.tp.laR8 to Sanfrancisco S20.00 to go and return $35.50. W. M.

Porter, Agent. Last Saturdav nieht a Ianre scarf was lost at the Fickle school house Finder please leave at this office. Call at the OTEGO HARD WARD STORE for your big german MILLET SEED. Mrs. Susie lsher left for her home In Oklahoma Monday morning, ller ninny friends will regret her departure The Mankato dentist can be found at Thornburg's Gallery Esbon, every Monday.

4-w TffcCammon Carter Co ara selling mens gloves a oost. Go and see them. Judy McComas shipped eight ca load of stock to-day; thev are doing good business in their line. Go and see -those fine CUTAWAY IIAHROW8 at It. A.

Paddens W. E. Mallory has a line of Ine Jewelry; he pays no attention to eost but Bells for wnat tie can get "We kave some choice Jewell County land for sale, for further Information call at this office. "We have over 200 gallons of mixed paint which we will sell out at actual cost. W.

E. Mallory. Elder LeBaron and Elder McPher son visited friends in this city Tues day. We understand they will close their meetings at Lebanon this week These gentlemen have done a vast amount of eood in the cause of Christ. ianlty, both here and at Lebanon.

We wisU them success wherever they may go. McCammon Carter have re cloyed a supply of Rolling Pin Baking rowder. uo and sample it. uniy fifty cents and a nice glass rolling pin thrown in. Sister Pollv Lantis was born in BourbinCo Indiana, April 20th.

1822 At the age of twelve she moved with her parents to Illinois. In her 19th year she married Abraham Lantis and with him moved to Missouri in 1850, thence to Kansas in 81, and died March 14th, 1894 aged 7t yeari 10 months and 24 days. The funeral services were conducted in Mount Zlon M. E. church, March 15th 1894 by Uev.

G. II. Moul-, ton. For tho next ten days we will sell 'white lead and linseed oil cheaper than it has ever been sold in this town. W.

E. Malloht. Those merchants who are trying to buoycott the Sentinel will find to their sorrow that buoyctting a rews-paper is uphill business. And should these merchants find their busiuess running down and their o'd patrons never coming back, the? need not be surprised for the farmers know their business and understand the cause of their financial ruin. There was a time when they paid no attention tothe ep- ltnets you mined at them such as "hayseeds" "cornfield canary" etc but that time la passed, and the farmers do not propose to' patronise business me who refuse to patronise this news paper simply because it is working in he interest' of reform.

The farmers are rallying to our support and we propose to. stay with the people of all to tne contrary not withstanding. Go to R. A. Padden's for fresh garden seeds, cane, millett, alfafa aikaffer.

corn. Judy THE FARMERS HOME IS NOW IN RUNKING-' OQDH GOOD MEAIS FURNISHED AT ALL SOURS A DAY AT 25 GENTS EACH. A.B. GILMORE. cash bafcis.

Agent 35 DATS ONLY. Tne ESBON PflOTOGRAl'II gallery will only be open for the next 35 days, when we Intend "to close out the business aud go on the road. If vou wish work done you will call early and avoid any crowding of time; My house and lot is for sale after Apri) 25, 1804. Our work is guaranteed first class in every respect. Remember enly 85 days more for work at Esbon.

Many thanks for past favors and we solicit your patronage for a short time only. i O. Thorn bubo. ISN'T NEEDED De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve curer piles. DeWitt's Witch IIre) Salve cures burns.

DeWitt's Witch hazel cure sores. De witt's Witch tlazel Salve cures ulcers. W. E. Mallory.

Our Country and our Neighbors Following its "Stoddard's Portfolio of Photographs," the Kansas: City Journal has made arrangements with he publishers to Ornish its subscribers Stoddard's new and beautiful book, "Our Country and Our Neighbors," and In order to get tins boos before the public, part one will be sent to any one who will send this clipping and a two cent stamp, to pay for post.age to Kansa City Journal McCammon Carter have just recieved a new in voice of boys and mens pants. Go and see them. The editor and wife in company with 0. A. Moody and wife visited Otego ast Friday evening.

A pleasant time was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs Henry Iluntsinger, after which we at tended the lyceum at the school house. The spacious room was tilled to overflowing and the best of order was maintained. A splendid' program was rendered interspersed with music on the guitar by Callie Uuntsingtr and Mrs.O. R.

Cronkhite. JCveryone en joyed themselves hugely. Th County convention for the Church of Christ convened at Mayview Friday evening. Elder Matchett, of Glen Elder preached a splehaid dis course at 78:0. Saturday morning and afternoon sessions were good.

The dis mission whs Instructive. Elder Kiltbv nf ri9t mom i Elder Scholes. of Esbon. delivered an )nslrUctive address and the church skea Wm 40 over nd reach Monday evening also. Elder Osborne, of Jewell City preached a splendid dii course on'Cbrlst's Elde gchoies had charge of the music.

The wiI, hft haA 1 in ims euy, wt hwrttfy welcome this convention. ESBON Snifiial at.t.Anfinn L. Hills Co. have just re-cieved a new invoice of Walj Paper, Window Blinds and Window Poles. Mayview Chips.

The weather has been, quite cool for the last few days. E. Topliff of Esbon, attended the convention at Mayview last Monday. Miss Florence Jordon is visiting friends near Esbou this week. G.

II. Topliff and wife, of Esbon, attended the convention Saturday and Sunday. Chraley Bomler Jr. will build a house on the old Leonard farm this year. The Ionia papers tell us the roads are so muddy thnt all traveling is done across tie fields on foot.

Think of that iu sunny Kansas. Jim Bingham gets his mail at Jewell City now instead of Mayview, Jim is a typical reformer and tuluks bis calamity papers will be more interesting, if handed out to him by a Democrat pout master. Mayview Sketches. All that houesty, experience and skill can do to produce a perfect pill has been employed in making De Witt's Little Early Risers. The result is a specific for sick headache, bilious ness and constipation.

W. E. Mallory. Ebon Township. The weather is quite cold.

Quite a snow storm fast Thursday. Mrs. Frank Conrad sold 120 dozen egijs in the last two weeks; it is too bad that those hens did net know that the tariff was taken off of eggs. Mrs. Fatrick Brennan is quite sick.

Dr. lirittin is attending her. John Brennan has built a fine hog house. Mr. Brennan will be one of the leading hog raisers of the west in the near future.

The literary at the Regan school house wound up last Friday night with a general good time for all. Mr. William Keenan and wife are back from Nebraska. Dentonia is booming. A.

Coll- ons is building a beautiful sod resident on main street. Joe Bush. Mr. ana Mrs. J.

Mcomas nu jhim Alice ana a sentinel reporter aurnu ea tne open Alliance aiuieum nM nouse mat snturoay eemn. FPL was one of tne most instructive ana1 interesting entertainments of the a rmram waa render ed, consisting oF declamations, select reading, stumi) f.peecl es interspersed' with plenty of music. The question -resolved that the signs of the times' indicate the ruin of the republic," was ably discussed. Everyone present had an enjoyable time. 1 trade, first class accomodations and reasonable rates.

WIIL FURNISH GOOD RIGS WITH or WITH OUT DRIYER. J. COLE Pf(0PWEf Wall Paper, Window Shades, AND UNDERTAKING Also General Repair Shop at L. HILLS Esbon; Kansa.