The Formoso Enterprise from Formoso, Kansas • 1

EN TEH PHISEL FRIDAY. A.UG1 ST 7 L896, POUMosu ffWEIL fcpiirii i paw wni LOCAL NT5AYS PAtNTINB PAPER HAN61N6 1' I iJati Savo You from 25 50 per cout on Wall Paper. Bea My Line S.wnplos boforo buying elsowboH 1,000 Samples lo aelectfrorn. Ordci what yon want, and got what you order. Work Guaranteed.

tiftyl yohmt of tho Collection! of tho Kunsns'tiite ilistoricaj Qooo. ty, wlmdi has just beon pnblishod, lias f(v, us, It oontaino nearly 700 pagsj, and is wall printed and very int. M'estini: book, ft contains mom ol tho addroisei delivered be-fore tho sooiety during tho past aix yearn. Besiden, this volume contains a large fit ml ot documentary historical materials perUmipg to ho troub lesorns timet in sarlj Kansas, inclnd ing the offlpial papers of tho poriod 0t tho ndministrationo of Govornors Robert J.Walksr, James W.Denvor, and Samuel Motlnry, and Acting Covornorr Predorick P.S ta nton Hugh 8. Walsh, and Qeo.

M. RBfih' Call in for ajniceyasyjsliavo or fashi tn ibla aDJOlnt )ate, PiKHt-Clasa WorkCj iiarante prji ALSO Carries A Nice Line of Kailway Time, l'atlfc P- WIST. GROCEKlES, CONFECTIONARY, FRUITS NUTS, CIGARS and TOISACCO. Those doeamonts oompleto tho mib- 4.88 a.m 13.51 r. 7.3& i2.3S A-M 0.4S A.M.

12.01 to' Express jQ. -tt Local Freight fo. 5 Mail A Express EAST. No. 10 Mall Express No, 0 No.

43 Local Freight Rot; Nc, jllEt hot! James Fogle is able io be around again, Auciher half inch oi rain Wednesday night lire, Fannie Jackson is ylBlUng In town today Rollan uud wife sua uaie visit-lDg this (Veen: Shop iepairlug neatly aonc at Koch Courtland Kansas. IE Tills is the time of yeai when tho road overseer Is abroad in the land, liado Simpson oamo down from Ksbon Sunday evening for a short visit Jewell county has free coinage of ochool teachers at a ratio of at least 1G to 1 Bring your best girl Saturday evening; good ice cream at the League stand. James Bowles ear. order any kind of furnltnro you want and guarantee satisfaction. S.R.IInwley writes from Arkan3as that a week af hot winds lias completely ruin ed the corn there.

It is reported that Geo Butler will give Oklahoma the cold shake and come back uubhuu ui uie (locumotitary history Of tho period ol tho Kansas territorial govornment, from 1854 to 186J, the papsra qf former administrations having boen oublished in Mia thi.vt Tickets secured far points In tie United totates, Canada and England, on application, BsABjage liUet.ked through to destination. J. O. Bturtevant, Agent, JUSTICE or tho PEACH, arttH NOTARY PUBLIC. FORMOSO KANSAS.

and fourth yolpmos of tho Ilisiorioal Society's Collections. FRESH MADE CANDY A SPECIALTY. Lunch Counter in connection. Formoso 1 Kansas Toxt-Book Committee Mootiy, All tho school boards of Jewell county aro hereby authorised meet at tho usual voting jn tho DAILY MAILS. FROM BAST.

Avrivos T-OQ A. M. and 7.33 V. FROM WEST. At'iiyea (f.48 A.

M. qOING EAST. 0.30, A. M. and 8.00 P.

GOING WEST. f.o.l 7.00 P. M. JQ8t Oflioe hours, A. to Sundays, 9 to io and i to P.

L. M. Grans county and township in which their LOCAL MARKET REPORT Butter Bgg 00 Live Turkeys 04 Hens 04 Old Roosters, Dz 90 Spring chsekens aft .00 school houses are lacntod on Wod- nosday August 12th, 1806, at '6 o' 01) clock for tho purpose of electing 4 John McMuHen, prop members of the county text-book M. committee A (i odd pa ni ilv Room Charges Always Reasonable Commercial i Tranclenl to Jewell county Shoes neatly repaired at amall expense you take them to Koch, Courtland Kansas. 15 They ahull organise by elooting a hairman and ln toilers aftor which Society Directory.

LIVERY IN CONNECTION thev Bhall prooootj to oloot dy ballot Good Horses and Carriages, some terson to eorve for fiy0 years A few fields of coin have been fired around the edges, but very little, Sample Wagons for Commercial Men-Good Barn and PromntSer hs a member of tho county text-book committee, ADVERTISED LETTERS. Letters remaining unclaimed in the Tost Ofllce Formoso Kansas for the month ending July 81, 1896. Charloy Burns. Mr. W.P.SooU.

Mr. Goo. Wright. Id calling for the above please ask for ud-vertised letters, if uoi called for In one will be sent to the Dead Letter Ofliee. Lou M.Crnnc, I.

O. O. F. Formoso Loduo No. 433 meets uyery Tuesday evening.

AU visiting Brothers cordially invited to attend, W.A.Brlttaln, Act'g N.C. Geo. E. Patrick. See.

VIC if any, real hurt done, Ths chairman of the meeting shall John McMnllen, Formoso, Kansas. You have to write sometimes, aud yon should use good stationery. You can get it here; order of us. Misses Nettie and Lora iiyler were within throe days thereafter forward to tho County Superintendent a certified copy of the proofldingg of tho mooting with tho poll book and bal- A. M.

Fonnoso Lodge No. 336 Aneiont Free and Accepted Masons, meets on the second and fourth Saturdays of each montU. J. W. Johnson, W.

T.H. Bhedden, Sec. down from Mankato Sunday to the baa-ket meeting at Neavos' grove. M. E.

Case. Martin E.CftBO, was born in New York, June 13, 1846. In 18bl. at Wm, Myers is said to be contemplating a return to Kansas. Ae is dissatisfied lota.

Tho polls shall bo kopt open from three to fivo o'clock I' M. Bach member elected is requested to write the Suporintendant immediately after election when he desires the first, meeting of tho board called. C.W.tiood, Co. Supt. with Oregon and hopos to leave.

tho t'fi of but 5 yoais. he onlistod in tha 16th Wiaconain Infantry. P. 8. Convenes In regular session at the Bchool houso, Fonnoso Ivans, on Friday eve aing of each week.

A. E.Coleman, Free. A. H. Lehman, Sec.

A picked up nine from this place wont up aud played tho Montrose nine Saturday, beating them by a score of 6 to 0 THE BEST EQUIPPED BLACKSMITH SHOP Is tlie One on the Corner, Where Yon 'can Get FIRST CLASS WORK InAH Kinds of Blacksmith! ng and Repairing. At the battle of Shiloh he was ho bad ly wounded that he waa diicharyod from the servioe. In November 1863 ho re-enluted and aorved until Subscribe for the Ehtxrfhisi and get M. W. Formosa Camp No, 1033 Mod Woodmen of Amuviua, meets on the last Friday evening of each month.

L. II. Appleby, V.O. T. Hhcddon, Clerk.

'65 and was sgain dinchargod because of mjurieB received in the lino of duty. Prom thcivj ho never recovered, nd to thoir effeoti he finally auo- F.J.LEIDIG, your homo And get two of the best farm and household magazines published, by paying a year in advance. Broom Machine, right or left nand; bept design and construction; with substantial frame, and Bcrew clamp. alue 850. for sale or trade, Inquire at this office.

combod. W.R. C. of Formoso, meets every first and FORMOSO, KANSAS, February 15. 1867, ho was married third Saturday at 3.

P. M. M.J, Case, Pres. to Mary J.Johnson, who 6Urviven A. Wells, Sec.

him. Ho romovod with his family from Wisconsin to Kansas in Jnna 1886, CITY NEWS G. A. R. Formoso Post meets every first and third Saturday at P.M.

BamlDunston, P.C John Kellcy, Adj Churches White as Snow The Cntiiolics held Meeting aain d'uss and has been rcaidost of Jewell Co from that time until his death, which occurred Monday morning, Aug, 8, 1896. Ha leaves besides his wife, six chil dren, throe boys and throe girls, two day. Icecream at the "Red front" every Saturday. is latter boing married, DeLAND'S CAP SHEAF" ADVB5TI8T. Sunday School every Sunday at 8.

P. Prayer meeting at 11. A. M. Win.

Spotts, Supt. M.8. Teachers secured, so tar reported arc. Formoso, Harry C'oiupton, Bertha Weils 8 and 9 months terms. Lehman, JOEllwortii, 8 months.

Cuter, Chas White. 6 nios at $29. Butler, Was McKce: 7 rao? at Laurol Hill, Matic Howland. 8 months. Bluebird, Mrs.

Ncrris. Caldwell, Orville Kinman. Omlo, Mattie Scott: months. Tho Rock-Island painters were moved on to Couitiaud Wednesday, Tho Republicans of Grant township held a caucus Saturday, to elect tlxtci delegates to the county convention to ect delegates to the state convention which meets at Topeka August 11th 'Die delegates elected were; Funeral sorvioea wero conducted from tho M.E.Church Tuesday, Aag, 1 by Rev Wells and Col. J.J Jones Tost G.A.fv.

of which he was a mem- ber. The itepublloan County Convention was called to order by Case, at 11 and Frank Bevington, of jew ell, eleated temporary chairman, and O. li.Tliornburg, secretary Committees on Credentials, JVrmenant organisation, Hesolutlons, aud and Order of Bub. lncss were appointed, House then adj. ourncd till two o'clock.

Re-assembling at two o'clock, tie reports of committees were received and the temporary organization made perm-enant and T.P.O'Bryan made assistant secretary. Committees were appointed to select delegates, to the state and to the sonatorlalconventonK; each tp. delegation naming one member on each committee, The committees reported the following names 0Kpp Paynter, Dart, Kates, Clark, BevinKton, White, Hill, rVmires, Horn, Mullen, John Ijorlmer. Alternates. Rsadrick, btoller, IJ Crawford, URarrlson, BCrandall, A Bsi-ly, Tl'O'Bryan, Wm Shagley, rV Mc-Roberts, Wheeler, A Carroll.

HMoRjldS, UeoHcott, Nelson, Patterson, Duncan, McGee-hee, Joe Blair, Melntyrc, LA Breed 1 1 Short, Ueo Uccker. No alternates. While the committees were c-ourer. rinx, able addresses were delivered by E.r.JiobertsoD of Osborne, II. B.White, aud A.B.Turner who t-poke iu place of ids nephew, whom be now disowns After the reports were submitted and approved, State Committeeman J.C.Pos-tlethwaile made a short iech aud the convention adjourned.

concourse of people theied to pay the last sad rites to who had a brave soldier MbTHODibt EPl3COrAL.PreaeL!na the first and third Sundays at 11 00 A. M. and the second and fourth Sundays at S.00 P. M. Prayer meeting every Thursday at vw P.M Sonday School every Sunday at in A.M.

H.T.C rawford, Rev. W.W.Wells, Supt. 8.8. Pastor. a good Citizen.

And so, one by one, tbey go; and after each sad gathering, another face is mixsod, and another has been 1 (juirtercd in camp where the BRAND SODA. BEST WORLD! Try It. Write for our Cook Book FREE! DeLaml Fiiirjjort, New York. Frank Jol.Lon P.ACraiis A Coleman thaa Fogic Hyde JC Kinman Frank Thornbur A Brittairi. ii Crawford Ben Dow Frank Ltydig Kobt Kamsey MTCampbel! John IHniel 3 11 Bales John Kelley tents are green mitcad or white, nd frorj which no alarm will rou them until tho morning of the now day when the groat revedlo wakens all to the service wherein is not luffering.

E.L. Formoso Chapter 'o. 5464 F.pwortli League, holds regular meetings as Monthly business meeting on the first. Lit-ieraryon the second, Socislon the; Tuesday evenings, and Devotional meetings the third Tuesday and each altercate Sun flay evening of the month. H.T.Crawford, Pre H.tV.Chmpton, 8ee.

Fred Poole was up from Concordia last week. N.O.Martin drove over to Uourtland Monday morning, Archie Cunningham wan up from Itn dall last week, visiting. Charley Watson aud M. Wing visited the county seat yesterday. Orville Kinman was visiting normal-Itcs at Mankato yesterday.

Miss Maude Myler went ovor to Court-land Wednesday morning. We have a good chain pump complete with tuning, for sale cheap. Do you want it? Mr. Glasgow came over Trom I ourt-land Tuesday to attend the funeral of M. Case.

Harry Wells was at home nursing a partici.larly affectionate pet ou his face, last week: 'IMiijiiedderi is such an ardent free sil-verist that be hs etn closed out his stock of pjoM paint JLClSSM burs the proud distinctiou of donning tne Urst campaigo button in town. I Forward my Kxtfjui-e to address bs low. I can't live without it; writes a subscriber who knows bow to appreciate a good thing. The basket meeting at eaves grove last SoaUay. eoodncted by Rev.

Jewett, Don't forget where to get icecream these hot Saturday afternoons Ce your ihoes repaircl a tJ.W. Koch's Courtland Ks. 15 RICH DISCOVERIES OF GOLD At Cripple Creek, and elsewhere, arc being made dally, and the production for will the laraestevcr fccott n. ti- 1 The tree patterns with Detnorest's Cawta, sail TncW-Marts cVj in eot tsiiscaeondacted for aioDtaTt Ftt. OuOrHtlirpro'Tt V.

PTCKTOrnt' ScJestllO Ancrlcan mTJmmW CAVEATS. LuJmW TRADE SSARKS, mWm OESICM PATENTS. CAVEATE, TRADE MARKS. OiaiCN ATEMTS, mated at Two Million DoHsr, Creek alor.e is oc Oi Dollars a tncctti. ami i Mlninir cs In rapidlv than KBTotber k- kwi divi.iend of 35 to per i 1 the lo uual.r I on a small torrstiiw.it, J.I.TALLMAN Br a tlal MMMcaaiecv nustis MM ua iUt't mmmtm boa Wakartsa.

ftiafl BtxUL irawlog or ttMOi, With tm Moo. Wt acVta, tt pateataU or ma lr Iaore Family Magazine, are worth more each than the combined price of both puMicsticLS. Notice our dubbing offer. It is getting that time of year now, wbta the printer to nte.l ome jM cash on snbtcription, and all contribu. ill fnl titus in this Tins will be thankfnlly en- Vzt fee t-1 Cse till patest tecsrt MBlHiLrr.

mam to (. -a lua. The incline v. ire gels rest now, while me proprietors engage in Ike less exciting occupations of the agriculturist. Bert Cunniugbaro was dowu Irom Man kalo Suitday, but left before church, for COPTRK)MT, tcJ mm.

AUrmm, wr.lto Tor Hj nmWn mwi tnn DMMtvy vr.t C.A.8NOW&CC. tn oat bf BU irnnlx r. Of. Pinmi oii, WaaxmaToa, o. Shwiio 1 1 uuuoe gtrea tm Qt dtar Um (imtific mcticatt fear we sasaM gite him away again.

Mr-. J.G.Nurievaat and Jeouie Watsoo returned from their visit at Clyde, evening. Xosdir and Tuesday made people draw Iodk but a nice rain Tawftf nifbt nipped the hot winds befort ws; done. mo ar Wanted-Bn Idea I SSesr tamm. sar awr mst ipat, was well atteaued.

and apparently a -nc- Sed for tHe bnets at oof MsMrted la any form of spersh TertatEU. Ibej amy scvM pnAta -wt Bjt- it 1 1 mmmm nrwmm mvx.