The Esbon Times from Esbon, Kansas • 1

V7 a 7 VOL 2 ESBON, JEWELL, COUNTY, KANSAS. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1900. NO 39 nnTTlTT7iCi 1 llVlJljjbo C. K. P.

TIME TABLE. Ml TM3 Ice for sale at T. W. Lewis'. Get your Job Work at this office.

fliforfiiiiiyou I "1 jj We have succeeded in securing the Cele- brated Joseph Banriigan of Overshoes for Men, Women and Children. I The manufacturers guarantee their 4 overshoes to contain 20 per cent more gum than any other Overshoes made, and for every pair that fails to give satisfaction we are authorized to give a new pair. i These Overshoes are not made by a I Trust and we can sell at the following prices Remember we warrant every pair. Men's heavy buckle Overshoes, all sizes, FUSION. FOR PRESIDENT.

Wni.J, Nebraska FOR VIOE-PRESIDENT. A. E. Stevenson. Illinois State Ticket.

For Asgociate David Martin For Governor John Ureidentlinl Govenuir A. M. Harvey Secretary of State Abe Frak. Auditor J. Westg.n Marshall Supt.

of Insurance. McNall Supt, Pub. Humbargor Attorney P. Farreily Congressinan.at-Large Jeremiah D.Botkin Senator 33 For Congress, 6th District. Peoples U.

Dykes Democratic. ScoU County Ticket, For eprcsentative E. N'. Hanson County Attorney. Hanley Probate Judge J.

Trusn'll CJeik of District Court. j. Silver Superintendent, ,0, M. Chilcott CotninissioiuT 2d 1'ist H. Worick Townehip Tick? t.

Jerome Hills llert Haggart Trustee Clerk Treasurtr P. G. Hegan John liaggott J. Lape Justicesof the Peace 1 James Conrad Constables (H.W. lirody Road Overseer Dist I Albert Morrow "2 1 Tom MqGinnis per pair $1.40.

Boy's sizes, pair, $1.15 Youth's UC 1.00 Women's 1.00 Men dress Sandals, ner nair. $1.15 Women's TTT 1 we nave ine exclusive saie 01 mis mane of goods in Esbon and we want you to see them before you buy. RESPECTFULLY, P. 6a id ESBON KANSAS, eastbouno, No. i3 Passenger .....8:50 urn No.

90. Stock 2:56 pro No, 54. -Accommodation, WESTBOUND. No. 17 Passenger No.

53. Accommodation 11:04 am 7:27 pm 3:34 pm G. W. SEIGLE, Agent. Call at this office for sale bills.

Blankets all over the store at Conner's, Go to T. VV, Lewis for all kinds of Notions, Glass Dishes etc, For Private money loans see C. F. Noble. on farm -35 Duck, Geese and Chicken feath ers for sale at T.

VV. Lewis'. Don't sit on the fence, be for or against. Either Wall paper at reduced prices at Campbell Bros. Anythingyou want, and get it at Conner's.

Come in Nice line of Kid Gloves at Mrs. L. L. Brody's. If you want to see less trash in alleys, more sidewalks built, work to incorporate.

I. A. Sauvain is enjoying a visit from his mother' and sister from Lansing Kansas. If you want a big bargain in a farm see W. E.

Mallory. He has 80, and 320 acre farms. We are selling our stcck of shoes at prices that will astonish you. Call and See. Buckley Lowery, f4 A telegram came to this city last Tuesday bearing the news that Charles Dodd was seriously ill at Kansas City, with pneumonia Mrs.

Dodd boarded the midnight train to be present at his bed side K. W. iielmer is putting up a barn on his property in the east part of town. We understand that he contemplates building a house in the Esbon. spring and locating in Look at the Mens suits at Conner's.

14 it you do not want to sell your farm had better not list it with W. E. Mallory, for he will sell it for you in less than ten days. 1 1 t- 11 w. jvianory worked up another land deal yesterday.

Here i' is; Wm. Beam to Henry C. Nerber, of Central Iowa, 80 acres in Esbon township. Consideration $1,400 cash. Sf Boys and Mens clothing at Conner's.

Would you like to see the name of our town spelled as it is now Fzbon by railroad and Esbon by post office or would it be better to have it spelled alike by both milroad and post office. Think it over and r'on't wait to see what your neighbor says, but say what you believe. iew oKiris! Lome 111 and look at Conner's. XT PI Anna Conrad writes to her folks t- her, that she and her aunt arrived at Aitoona la, all right on the 12 nitnismontn after spending two r-r TZ ansaS C.ty and K.ngsville Mo. She is t.

1 week at Lilly Pa the old home of her father. This being 111 the liltuminous cna rpcririi see many sights strange to a person raised in Kans. imams noons ana vioaics at Mrs. lirody s. Topeka Mail and Breeze and Times one year for only $1.50.

Cash paid fo'r Butter, Eggs, Hides and Poultry at T.j VV. Lewis I must close out my Mens and Boys suits. Conner. A nice line ot Street Hats at Mrs. L.

L. Bj-ody's. Reduced prices on Wall Paper at Campbell Bros. Go to Buckley Lowery for Sauer Kraut. The Thrice-A-Week New York World and this paper one year for $1,50.

We have some very desirable clubbing rates for new subscribers that we would like to have you call your neighbor's attention to, if he is not already a subscriber. Why not call a meeting and de cide as to incorporating. If you are in favor or against it we would like to hear your views and will freely grant you space for your views. Do not worry about Bryan's election, but get some of W. E.

Mallory's Hog Medicine and feed it to your hogs. It will take half the cam to fatten box guaranteed. them. Every Nicest Line of Outing Flannel just in at Conner's. Miss Essie Mays and Frank Dudley, both of Salem, drove to the home of Rev.

A. S. Poulson last Monday evening and were united in marriage while seated in the buirgy. The bride is the daughter of Dr. and the groom is a son of Geo," Dudley.

EEMEMBER By using printed stationery you are sure that unless your letter is received by the party to whom it is addressed, it will be returned to you instead of being sent to the dead-letter office. We will print yur nanic on 25 note heads and 250 envelopes for the sum of 2.00 or 100 of each for $1.00. We al ways guarantee satisfaction, Call and give us a trial order. 4 C5T Get a suit for your boys at Conner's. For a Limited Time Only.

To anyone who pays this office One Dollar on subscription, either renewal or new subscriber we wil give the Chicago Household Guest one year free of charge. We have only a limited number of these subscriptions to give away and it will pay you to call at once. tlIH-IOI9EflBll Every subscriber to the TIMES who pays one years subscription in ndvflTip.A within the. next thirtv I wv days will receive absolutely free one year's subscription to the MiSSOUri ValleV Farmer. The Great Agricultural and Live Stock paper of the Southwest.

published at Kansas City and Topeka. Every issue is brimming wtvi mill IVUIUIV 1U1 the farmer and his family. This 1 ciass paper tree, Wc advise everv one of our t' come ia at once and renew. rrciE REPUBLICAN. FOR PRESIDENT, Wm.McKinley,..

Ohio, FOR VIOE-PRESIDENT. Theo. RooseveltM New York State Ticket. For Associate Justice, V. Johnston For Governor.

E. Stanley For Lieut. Governor Harry Kichter For Secretary of State Geo, A. Clark For Treasu'er Grimes For Attorney General Godduril For Auditor. George Cole For Supt, Pub Instruction Nelson For Supt, of Insurance M.

V. Church For Congressman-at-Large Charles Scott For Senator 33 District. II, IJ. Whitti For Congress, 6th District, W. A.

Reeder, of Phillips county County Ticket. For J. W. Iiogenrief For County K. H.

McHride For Probate Judge II, C. Evans For Clerk of District Court. S. Canan For Superintendent. 0, Kininan Coin.

2nd District, Jueiali Morrow Township Ticket. Trustee H. Hughson Clerk S. C. Pencil Treasurer W.

W. Sprague O.H. Brandon, Constables E. Thornburg Koad Overseer dist S. C.

Peugh Vm. Bartcher is in Kansas City N. E. Thornburg was on the sick list the first of the week, -fat Miss Ethel Woods, who makes herhqmewithVV.il, Stone and wife at Lebanon, came to this city last Saturday morning and visited her sister, Mrs. 11.

Simpson until Monday evening, Esbon Kansas, 24, 1900. Editor ok Times; We desire, through the columns of your paper, to express our thanks to the many friends in and around Esbon and Lebanon for their kindness in the gift of a fine cow to replace the one that we had die, Said cow was purchased and delivered to us by and through the efforts of Rev. Poulson and was a great and happy surprise to us. W. 11.

and M. S. Taskkr. Commencing Wednesday November 7th and continuing every Wednesday thereafter, the Rock Island announces an additional personally conducted tourist excursion with through Pullman tourist sleepers from Kansas City and Omaha to San Francisco, Los Angeles arid Pacific coat points', via the Denver and Rio Grande Scenic route. This is in addition to the regular personally conducted tourist excursion leaving Kansas City and Omaha every Friday for the same points.

This personally conducted feature for he holders of lowest rate tickets has proved its popularity. The tourist agents and conductors who accompany these excursions through are Rock Island employes and have traveled over the route many times and accustomed to taking care of ladies traveling alone, and arc good guides to alj scenic points of interest in Colorado and Utah. They pass through most interesting places like Colorado Springs, Royal Gorge, Tennessee Pass, Canon of the Grande, Glen wood Springs, Casfle -Rock and Salt Lake City. OUR FULL AND COMPLETE LINE OF LADIES AND GENTS FINE DRESS AND VERY-DAY SHOES. We also carry a Full Line of Children's School Shoes and are selling them at Bottom Rock Prices with Free Repairing thrown in.

REMEMBER! That we for Bargains in Underwear, Overalls, and in fact everything in the line of Gent's Furnishing Goods. COMMUNICATED. Mr. Editor; 1 will try and scribble a few lines to your paper. We are having sonic fine weather since the rain.

A number of young folks gath ered at the home of Mrs. Leavitt last Friday night and report a good time. We wonder what makes Mott Sholes look so sleepy these days, We learn that he went to sleep in bis buggy on the road home the other night and his horse stopped when it reached the center of the railroad track, and a man came to his rescue just in time to save him from being run over by the train. If these few lines don't find the waste basket, I wil! come again. U.

Know. For Sale I'm foot extension table nearly new. SecT, W. Lewis 4 Remember that we can save you money on any newspaper or magazine. Call and investigate.

There are thousands of people sulfur injj untold torture from piles, because of the popular impression that they cannot be cured. Tabler's Jluckeye Pile Ointment will cure them and the patient will 90 cents 1 1 1 1 are headquarters W. MICHAEL nronntlv nncmrtd. OA HO FES. Stud ikntchA or photo or fr raportoa ptttnUbilitr, Book "UowjJ to OtiHtia U.

I. 4 fonlfn htntiud Trwl-Mrk ATIHT LAWTIR1 OF it TEAM' fBAOTIOt.C 20,000 PATENT8 PROCURED THROUGH THEM. All buiiaM oontid.nti.l. guaua kdvkt. ruuiral ModentU ohtroi.

(' to JTk. kJAI M.M. A VV. PATENT LAWYERS, Opp. U.

8. Pitent Office, WASHINGTON, D. C. ONE YEAR $1.50 66 WE HAVE A CARLOAD OF MINNESOTA POTATOES NOW ON TRACK AND WILL SELL THEM AT 65 CENTS PER BUSHEL IF TAKEN FROM CAR EITHER SATURDAY OR MONDAY. C.

SAVE FUEL BY USING FELT WEATHEU STEIP. CHICAGO LUMBER COAL CO A. C. Cutler, Mgr, ESBON remain cured. Price, 50 cents in bottles.

Tubes, 75 cents. VV. E. Mallory. For female complaints and diseases arising from an impure state of the blood Lichty's Celery Nerve Compound is ati invaluable specific.

Sold by W. L. Mallory. Happiness depend very much 011 the condition of the liver and kidney. 'I hit ills of life make but little impression 011 those whose digestion is good.

You can regulate your liver and kiuney with Her-bine and enjoy health and buoyancy of spirits. Price 50 cents, w. K. Mallory Albert Heller, living at H14 i'arnham Omaha, says; "1 have tried most every thing that is used as a preventive or cure for headache, but nothing did me so much good as Kratise's Headaciie Capsules. Outers who have used them say the same thing." Price 23c.

Sold by VV.K. Mallory. In anaemia and most women's ailments the digestion is weak, tne making of color, flesh and strength out of food, I imperfect so that the patient is week wan nervous and dyspeptic This condition can be corrected by taking a Caiiise of Heroine. Pncy 50 cents. ii.

MAIL AND BREEZE id Tlie Times.