The Jewell County Searchlight from Esbon, Kansas • 4

If dull, spiritless and stupid; Is M. WATSON Oletda THE SESTHSSL. 0. Jt. CRONRIUTE Editor A frop DEALER IN SMPIfEf FM6 R8ERIES, I carry nothing but the best and, freshest brands of California fresh vegetables etc, We also run in connection a restau OF DLLINEK ONE THIRD OFF.

rant where you can ge.t the best the mar ket affords. We also carry a lull line of summer drinks including BAKERY -i Eggs Taken in Exchange For Goods. Yours For Trade. W. M.

WATSON. We have decided to close out our BNTIRR STOCK of Millenry Goods. This GREET 1-3 PRICE SALE will begin THURSDAY MAY 17. And will include everything in our millinery department consisting of Partem Hats, all Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, Ornaments, Remember this, No Goods taken back or exchanged. think a moment what a cut 1-3 off is i on close cash prices.

HATS for $4.00 $5.00 HATS for $3,86. 4 00 HATS for $2.70. $3.00 HATS for 2.00 $1.50 HATS for $1 00. HATS for 70 cents. THEY WILL GO FAST SO COME EARLY.

MILLINERY 'STORE." We have moved our stock of MILLENBT GOODS' Into the Old Post Office building when we will be pleased to have the ladies of Esbon and vicinity call and examine our handsome stock of Trimmed Hats, Laces. Veils which we are selling at the lowest possible prices. We also DRESS MIKING In connection Call and see us. MISSES LYTLE DODD A SNAP will arrive this week direct from the mill. 1000 Yards Fine Outing Flannel, 12 1-2, 15 and 20 cent grades, all' to be sold at lQc a yard.

SNYDER'S CASH STORE Leaders in low prices. LEBANON KAS. J)BGiifilhisunn) DEALERS IN MiiiiiMgrnniiMmnrMiiMji your blood is thick and sluggish Is your appetite is capricious and uncer tain. Xou need a sarsaparilla. or best results take DeWitt's.

It recommends iteelf. W. E. Mallory. JSbzon Township.

Wind, wind nothing but wind. Rain needed badly. Oats about gone. Corn nearly all planted. The Smith and Jewell County boys organized a base toll club Sunday.

The so ial at. Will Enslow's home was larg attended and every body had a good lime. For Sale wishing to closo out my ntock of pumps. I will for tht next ten days, soil for cost any kind ef a pump you want. Will Dillon, Prop.

Quite a number of young folks took in the circus at Mankato Friday and the dance at night. Joe Busb. Randall Items. Miss Ina Garretson is health. in very poor Corn planting is in full progsess and pmall grain looks fine.

The Darling boys shipped hogs to Kansas City this week'. Miss Bales has a large class in music i ltd is splendid teacher. We saw a copy of the Sentinel and dink it a newsy little paper. Ed Randall has a fine piece of nlfalfa that will soon be readv for the liaj mow. This little city needs a good, tirs betel, as there is not one of any inscription here at present, and there i 'ots of business done here even if it is tot quite as large as Chicago.

Miss Alta Atkins visited her irany lends in t'lis nty the week. Slie 'onicly clerked for Auele Co. and li-i many warm friends here, who bit a'wavs glRd to hm her. She returned Esbon Wednesday. ThI is the great question that seems to be agitating the mind of many here where will th DemocrHii nd Republicans he when the next flection rolls around?" We think nwt them will be found up a tree or off nme hole in the ground.

The Sentinel nnd its follower will be right the front currying the flag. Let us eep in the strait way. Mount Zlon Items. L. F.

Black sold a fine puuch of hogs ist week. Mrs. Esbon Kullog is having the m'asles, Jacob IWiev and family rids In a new Hiriage no wada s. Mr. and Mr.

ret fford visited "latives in Saturday. Miss Frankie Rahrock was the guest of Miss Maggie McCammon Sunday. Mrs- M. Blncfc and Mrs. Clmunev Millv weae th guests of' Mrs.

J. Ball Suuday. Jack Frost committed depredations hi these parts last Friday. Oh my he spoiled our greens! Mr anl Mrs. Frank MaOammon visited with Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. Men-dinghall Sunday. Sammv Page, Miss.

Mahle McCam mon, W. R. Dillon and Miss. Nellie McCammon dined with Miss Clara Howe Sunday. L.

Hills Co. have just re cievod a new invoice of Wal Paper, Window Blinds and Window Poles. Schuyler Iluntsinger and family vis ited with Jas. Spaulding and ffimily, of Odessa township, Friday and Saturday J. T.

Black. Mark Howe, and Sam Page were seen going down the road like wild fire on their re turn from meeting in Districts Suivliy afternoon when approached in regard to the whys and wherefores of the matter thev said it was not their intentions to disregard the Sabbath only playing a joke ontlmir girls but we'll tell von if you won't giveus wvy. rig1! boys, said I commence. Well said they, we run our horses and make them act wild, then the girls will hang on to us for dear life, exclaiming Oh dear' a.d call us all kinds of pet names: Oh its to delightful Inst try it. We expect to tell those girls the first time we pet a chance.

Man in the Moon. FOR $20.00 CASH You can buy a better set of factory HARNESS of me than you would have to pay $23 00 to 28.00 for at other places. Come and see for yoiuelf. F. M.

Drake. If vou intend to bread to a Jack you should take a look at Black Tom who is owned by F. II. Beam. This Jack is one of tba finest in this country and is a good foal getter and has more dark nrown colts than any other, he can lie found at all times at the owners farm one half mile souU and one east of Esbon.

We handle wind mills and pumps, Pump repairiap: a specialty. R.A, PAEDLN. Go to R. A. Padden's for fresh garden seeds, cane, millett, alfa'a, and kaffir corn.

Go and see those fine CUTAWAY HARROWS at R.A. Paddens. Coal oil and gasoline at PADDEX'S We handle the best grades at tbe low est prices. Go to R. Padden's and'see those good wool faced collars, $1,75, 1 and one fourth inch hal ters with 7 foot stale tor one dollar at PADDEN'S, TIMS TABLE-C.

R. I. P. R'y. Trains East: No.

Pnisetieer 8:61 a.m. No. 43-Local FretRht. 10 a. m.

No. fltt Stock train. 12:40 p. m. No.

0 2:55 p.m. No. 10 Passenger Trains No. 9 Passenger 5:56 a. m.

No. 97-ThrouKh freight. 10:05 a. m. No.

95-Ttirouiih freight. 12:40 p. m. No. 41 Local reiffht.

2:55 p. m. No.5 TlirouKh pass'jjer 8:31 p.m. Nob. 9 and 10 41, 42 and daily, except Sunday.

W. M. Porter, Local Agent. LOCAL MISCELLANY. avs11- i Notica To Subscribers.

To all, those who will subscribe for the Sentinel between this and the 1st of June, can bare the Sentinel for $.80 cash if paid in advance. The same offer will be extended to those who have subscribed and are in arrears to this paper. The reason for makinjf this liberal offer is that we are needing money. or tax receipts ro to T. W.

Lewis'. Mrs. BrotherinRton visited with Mrs. W.E. Ma! lory Tuesday A full line of Crockery on hand at Drake's.

Eider Scholes preached at Lebanon last Sunday. Salt 11.00 a BAURELat Patterson'! Garfcer's. Mrs. P. M.

Drake and Mrs. Dr. Ramsey were shopping in Burr Oak Tuesday. Lap Dusters from $.60 to $2.60 at Drake's. Mrs.

John McComas returned home from her visit with relatives at canton Nebraska, Saturday evening Tor Buggies and Spring wagons, call on F. M. Drake. Go to 8. Wood's for canned goods cigBi and confectionary.

Mrs. Chase returned borne from Caw-ker City Saturday. S.S. Woods has somo flue bananas foreal. Go and see them.

Go and see tlioe lovely silk ties for a dies at McCammon Carter Co. Roy aud Dean Porter went to Clyde Kansas to day to visit with relatives. CHEESE! Cheese! Cheese! at S. S. WOOD'S.

Dr. Brittin and family moved to Bellaire Kansas, this week, where they will make their future home. Salt $1.00 a barrel at Patterson Garbei's. A large delegation atiended the Populist County convention at ManKato o-day. T.W.Lewis pavathe highest cash price for turkeys, butter and 'ggs.

Miss Nellie McCiramm Is visiting with W. E. Mallory and family th is week. McCammon Carter Co. have just recieved a handsome lot of ladie8 handkerchiefs, and are selling them at the lowest possible figures.

When you want good canned goods go to Wood' Mr. aud Mrs. John McComas attend ed the "Werners Suffrane convention it Mankato Wednesday. The next regular examination for ommon school graduates will be held the high school building, Mankato Kansas. June 23.

1804. commencing at a G. II. Bajly, Co Sup't. Mrs.

McCnrmack and daughter Mamie, of Burr Oak visited her sister Mis. C. M. Smith a few days last week. Wanted.

A good span of wor horses weighing about 1 ,200 pounds. JohnBrkknan. Drs. Ruck er and Ramsey lmvn been appointed by the State Board of Health to vaccinate people in this county. The Mankato dentist can be found at Thornburg's Gallery Esbon, every Monday.

4w Mr. 'and Mrs. B. Britton visited friends and relatives north of town Sunday. Bee those SWEAT COLLAR PADS.

They absorb the sweat and keep the shoulder dry. For Sale at F. M. Drakk'3. Salt $1 00 a BARREL nt Patterson Garber's.

Dr. James Mallory visiied his parents a few days this week. Some thing wrong when you tire tow easily. Something wrong when the skin is not clear and smooth. Some thing wrong when the Blood is impure.

Everything right when you take De Witt's Sarsaparilla. It recommends itself. W. E. Mallouy.

Salt $1.00 Garber's. a barrel at Patterson A Mr. and Mrs. F. M.

Drake and Miss Mina visited with relatives north of town Sunday. See that fine assortment of mans hats at McCammon Carter and you will surely buy one. Rev. Carper delivered an excellent sermon to his congregation last Sun-4ay eveuinz. GENERAL MERCHANDISE We carry a Fullline of hats, caps, boots and shoes, also full LINE OF GROCERIES Remember we sell tailor made clothes by sample and guarantee aperfict lit.

Call and see us before buying elsewhere. J. HETHAM SON, OTEGO KAN. 'J THAT McCammon, utner 4t Co Is the place to buy your Drygoods, Groceries Queensware etc. Wehavejiist recieved a handsome stock of new goods, and are selling them at the lowest possible prices.

Call and examine our goods and see for yourself. COUNTRY PRODUCE GOOD AS CASH. FOR MeComas. lIVERY. paid to transient HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID Judy ESBON Special attention trade, first class accomodations and Bring your tinware to R.

A. Padden's and have it' soldered. Owing to lack of space several letters were left out this week, which will appear in our next issue. McCammon Carter Co. have just received a handsome stock of dry goods, consisting of prints, satines.

precales, linnen precales, pongee, thibett cloth, crepe, silk and cotton parasolls, silk mils, metis shirts, and the finest and cheapest men's pants tnat can be bought in this city. Cull and examine this handsome stock of goods before purchasing elsewhere Dr. Hucker nnd lady attended the show at Lebanon today. DeWitt's Sarsaparilla is prepared for cleansing the blood from impurities and disease It does this and more. It builds up and strengthens constitutions impaired by disease.

It recommends itself. V. E. Mallory. Joe Ilershner is repairing the Hersh-ner building by puting on a new roof.

What makes a house a home? The mother well, the children rosy, the fattier in good health and good humor. All brought about by tne use of De Witt's Sarsaparilla. It recommends jUelf. W. E.

Mallory For Sale. Millet hay lor salo at my farm 2 miles south of Esbon. JAS.SPACHEK, Notioe. T.W. Lewis will collect your taxes this coming June J.

E- Duncan returned home from Eureka Springs, Arkansas last week much Improved in Health. Speaking about COLLARS why you can get good WOOL COL LARS a DRAKE'S for $1.60 Mr. and Mrs. F. M.

Drake and Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Ramsey attended the show at Lebanon to-day. A Die cultivator for sale nearly new or will trade it for a good cH.

i M. ImAKfci, See thos felt collar pads at Drake's. They take up the sweat and keep the I will sell for spot casii Glidden or Barker Painted Barb wire for $2.75. I will not be undersold on anvthing. F.

DRAKE. The following is a list of Jurors drawn. April 28.1894, for June Term of District Court in Jewell CountT Kansas. O. L.

Hilary, Jackson Twp. It. Patrick. Vicksburg Twp. J.B.Phillips, Odessa xwp F.

M. McCammon, EsDon Twp. A. J. Blv, Erving Twp.

N. A. Gnvman. Centre Twp. II J.

Unit, Montana Twp. George Meadows. Calvin Twp. G. W.

Scouten, Vicksburg Twp. C. W- McGehee, Calvin Twp. P. Sheard, Esbon Twp.

For the next ten days I will sell white lead, lindseed oil and mixed paints cheaper than anybody in the connty. W. E. Mallory. We have bought a fine line of hats wh eh we will sell at Wholesale prices; blease call and see them before bnying elswheie.

McCammon, Camr Co, We have opened up a restaurant and lunch room opposite the Ilershner Rlock. We also cigars tobacco and confectionary. M. Watson. To The Public I wish to inform the people of Ebson and vicinity that I am prepared to do ail hinds of watch, clock and jewelry repairing.

I am also prepared to do sewing mHnhine repairing. Bill eving that I cau do your work better tlw than anv one else I solicit your patron-aee, having had 10 years experience in the busings. Yours Truly. Javis thk Jkwkler. Esbon Kansas.

Salt $1.00 a barrel at Fatter soa Garber's. Let us remind vou that now is the time to take DeWitt's Sarsaparilla in will do you good. It reommends itself. W. E.

Mallory There will be Memorial services at the U. B. church next Sunday Rev. Carper will deliver the sermon and a good choir will render some appropiate music. In order to close out my stock of in-ternational stock food, I will sell $.5 packages for $.35.

W.E. Mallory. reasonable rates. WILL IFURISi GOOD RIGS WITH or WITH OUT DRIVER. 3.

lTB5N I COLE PROPRIETOR IB- E. Wall Paper, Window Shades, AND UNDERTAKING General Repair Sliop HILLS Esbon; Kansas, horses shoulders dry. I.