The Cherokee Sentinel from Cherokee, Kansas • 3

Choice hand-made cigars at Lisenbee The Cherokee Sentinel. Corned beef at Palace Meat Market. Old shears made new at the barber shop. 1 'VBUBHKW FRIDAY JlOKKIMO MaY 16, 1881 C. XV.

Dry, the druggist, of Beulah, was Wanted. Agents to solicit orders for the fall trade. For terms address with references, S. C. Pauikr, Kansas City, Mo.

Fallis front Joplin, have located in Cherokee. They are painters, graiuera, sign writers, room decorators Shop next door to Joe Lucas Co's. Every smoker sltould try "Little Call and seconr visiting cards, 300 styles Bt Chas. M. Lucas.

PEC I A The babe ol Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Paid has been very sick this week with spinal fever, but is now convalescent The small boys, and some of the big ones too, pine for; a circus at Cherokee.

It is indeed a pity that we are so snubbed, bnt for this let us all be thankful. Thousands Say So. Mr. T. W.

Atkins, Girard, Kan- writes: I never hesitate to recommend your Electric Bitters to my CITY DIRECTORY. Go to Leigh Tcrry'o for chcjip groce ries. pre CITY GOVERNMENT Mjwr. W. A.

Cit, Clerk. T. L. Terry; Prfjej. I-dlie, K.

M. Bosle; City Attorney. E. A. Perry; Mar.h.1 Palace Meat Market for any kind of HID JJ AH IA liv iu Cherokee Monday and dropped in on ns for a moment, He has an order for job printing at this office of a conple of thousand, Bogle McColm 1iave disolved partnership, McColm retiring aud Bogle continuing the business.

Charlie says he'd rather trade horses, and that hereafter that's his busiiiess. C. D. Evcrhart is enlarging his stock Wanted. Experienced salesmen to put lu sqnie capital and run a gang of men in the field.

Give full peticnlars of what yon can and will do and your tnrms. nl street Uommiinener. a D.mlai ant Af ff WJW ireararsr, J. r. r- Conneil are held the fart Monday ereamc ef meats.

Fresh groceries of all kinds at Leigh Terry's. customer, they give entire satisfaction and are rapid sellers. Electric Bitters are the each imoata. S. C.

Palmer, Kansas City. Mo. ETHODIST EPISCOPAL CHORCII Service. A I j.li 11 nl 6-inch fencing, I-i fiset, at $17.50 per purest and best medicine known and will positively cure Kidney and liver com Wanted. Local agents to sell and deliver on commission.

A good chance for Prayer Meeting Xhnraday ereningpatjjoj clock. Warning To af aba a capable, energetic, and trustworthy man. plaints. Purify the blood and regulate the bowels. No family can afford to be aud putting in a better grade of lumber, and also suitable buildings In which to A.

B. WALKER. -T3RE3BYTERIAX CHURCH Serried yrrry without them. They will save hundreds Sabbath at a. m.

Prayer Meeting every Wed- store it. Call on him for any kiud of of dollars of doctor's biils every year. at eljrtu lumber, bard or soft. Sold at 50e a bottle by W. F.

lLuuer. ALL! OABBATn SOnOOLS. fbh C. A boy with a casrc or two of red birds 7 at 1" ewea is me Dejiorest's Monthly for June shows Sab- Having remodeled the interior my estab J. diil a thriving business for an hour or two on the street yesterday.

He sold them at hath at 3i o'clock in the Methodwt church. all the artistic and literary merit which has placed this publication high up on the lishment, I am now able to serve customers with r. fnce. sapeTini 50 cents a head. He claimed to have sow at Evcrhart's.

13 pounds of sugar for Sl.OO. at Leigh Jfc Terry's. -Over The Garden Wall," at Hancock's, is tliu best. Smoke "Over The Garden Wall," sold by Hancock. Pressed, cooked, corned beef, at Palace Meat Market.

California liam at Palace Meat Market at 12viits a pound. Visit the Sektixkl when wanting any kind of job printing. The best pictures made iu the town are Hie work of Millkr. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. greater dispatch, and at the same time properly roll of aspirants for public favor.

The 73 one day recently in Joplin. nntii II rtr aMifM articles of most Interest are An Excursion The head brakeinan on one of the freight LiCST CALL. an explicit order is received by the publisher for it diseeniinma-ee. and ail paymenU arrear trains of the Gulf road was killed at Gale age are mane, as "7 display for their inspection, tiie largest and most complete stock of General Merchandise, ever off-ered in this city. As it would be impossible to specify the many rare bargains have to offer 9 I will simply present for your delectatioji, a few of na Tuesday.

He fell from a box car and st veral cars passed over him, cutting oft IRt all IT niHlHO'i -p- Wrir "topped, and that all arrearage muH into Wales, The Went worth Homestead, Lost Crowns, and How We Live in New York, by Jennie June. The stories and poems will bo found readable, and The World's Progress instructive and suggestive. The various departments contain much that will prove useful in the household. The frontispiece is a fine oil picture be pai-i. 1 ihluWf IHTf an ami and a leg.

He lived but a few minutes after. Tit KXWW BM-rr a are paia ami wtir the leading ones: EVERYBODY TAKE NOTICE. S. C. Palsier, Kansas City, Mo.

Excursion to Ohio. Commencing May 20th, Roimd-trip Excursion Tickets to Dyton and Miller's Crossing, Ohio, will be sold at this Company's ticket office at Cherokee. Tltesc tickets will be sold via. all routes at HALF RATES, and will be good to return until June 20, '84. Lockwood, Gen.

pass. tick. agr. W. Baker, Agent Fort Scott Gulf railroad, Cherokee, Kansas.

Tabernacle Burned Again Saml. B. writes r.s that the tent or tabernacle used by the holiness people was burned at Carthage last Friday. It was set on fire by a little boy playing with matches, and burned about mid-night Nothing was saved; boots, clothing, and all burned They arc unfortunate with their tents is the second large ane destroyed by fire within a year. MARRIED.

At the residence of M. H. Alberty, near Cherokee, Kansas, on Wednesday, May 14, the Rev. Chis W. Price, W.

Alberty of Pittsburg Crawford Kansas, aud Miss Delia L. Blaiulen of Gouverneur, St Lawaenco, Co. N. Y. Rice Nicewarner In the M.

E. Church, Cherokee, Kansas, Sunday morning, May 11th, 1884, by Rev. J. W. Walker, Mr.

Bcujamn F. Rice and Miss Emma N. Nicewarner, both of Cherokee. paper rroia me po-i om i i i ia arrrarx.i eri-lent of intentional fraud, awl i i be eondncted accora- W. II.

Clark has the lumber on the ground for a good sized addition to his dwelling. P. S. Th3 above is a mistake. He has of the Queen of the Gard -n.

i- rrui written en your paper For cheap cyclone insuranee call on G. W. II. Lucas, Cherokee. Will Lisenbee is now clerk in the P.

O. What next will he be at. i. call attention to the fact that your in urMN. A Wreck.

The- West freight Wednes the house already erected, and it will soon day evening lad a smashup between Mon time to which your no- be completed, Mrs. O. B. Lovelaud and children left mouth and McCunc, at Mulberry bridge. A car imped the tiack, aud tumbling Ixir.

all lit nine iTiAK arrearn is charged at the rate ef 3.lw a year. around knocked ont a couple of piers of on Tuesday morning for Eaton Rapids, We give away the fine Phceton and Wagon un. 2nd, and giveja ticliet her old home, where she will spend LOCAL HSU-. Job Printing done at this office. Th is office for fine job printing.

Little Joker' is tlie hest smoking the summer visiting. Iu the meantime her widower will console himself as best he can. We symyathize with him till Rough boards, w'ule, any length, for $17.50 per at Evcrhart's. All kind of produce taken in exchange for goods at Leigh Terry's. Wasted.

A girl to do house-work. Enquire ot Dr. W. W. Pritchard.

Don't forget to go to Leigu Terry's for Columbus arid Girard fancy patent dour. Everything in the gro.iery line at bot with every One Dollar's worth of goods purchas her return. Tlic best artist aud workman iu Clierokw Mr. T. Wells, of the firm of Van Syckle Miller.

Wells, attorneys, Girard, passed through Hams sliced or whole at PaLice Mestt ed. One Thousand Flesh Colored TJn arket. towi. one evening List week and stopped into the Sentinel office while here. The firm lias moved its office to the north Benjaman F.

Rice and Emma N. Nice Floorinjr for only i thousand tom prices at Lisenbee Warners old stand. warner were united in marriage at the east corner of the square, in tiie new BARGAINS: Boot and Shoe Department. Large additions have been made to this Department and tiie stock la now second to none iu the city. Below find a few Leaders Women's I in.

Kid Button Shoes, $100 Calf Polish. 80 I in. Kid 4-Button Slippers 7 Fine Grain 4-Button Slippers, 7J Misses' Fine Grain Polish, 1 00 Child's Satin Top Kid Button, 73 Men's lland-Made Graiu 2-Buckle Plow, 1 AO Miner's Hand-Made Shoes, 1 80 Men's Alexes Shoes, 13 Shoes, 1 13 Fine Sewed Bal. Shoes, 2 00 Boy's Fancy Tip Alexis, 1 00 B. The many grand bargains tliat we will have to offer to careful and intelligent buyers, will be found in this space from weeh to week Owing to change made in center show windows, customers wishing to examine Dry Goods will please enter by west doors.

Looli out for my new ad. next week. dershirta at 25cts. lOOO Straw Hats at lOcta. 500 Straw Hats at 15cts.

the bridge, when three loaded cars piled on top of it smashing things up generally. Some were thrown from the track but not mashed. No one was hurt. On account of the accident the west passenger train laid at Cherokee all night and the mail was transferred till the wreck was cleared away and the track repaired, which was torn up for some little distance. Wednesday morniug of last week Mr.

Frank Montee and family, living on Base Line, were all taken suddenly and seriously ill, all with the same symptoms. A doctor was called who pronounced it the efket of poisou of some kind. Remedies were appliad aud all are now feeling about as well as usual. What the poison was is not known, though we have heard that some think it was from soda or baking powder, while another opinion is advanced that it came from the milk, which might have been poisoned by tiie cows eating wild parsley. The latter opinion is based on the fact that two of their fine close of the services at the Methodist Church last Sabbath morning.

The cere brick opposite the new hotel. The ladies of the W. F. Missionary So- mony was solemnized by the pastor, Rev, A. B.

Walker has turned fanner, judging by the work he has been engaged at thU week. Coal. constantly on hand at the Baird shaft, at the brick yard, and a good sciety will give a tea-party on Saturday J. W. Walker.

There was no attempt at evening of this week, at the residence of And the finest as well W. H. Cogshall. Refreshments will be display. The contracting ptrties were present partisipating in the regular morning services.

At their conclusion the cou as the CHEAPEST as place to load. served at ten cents apiece. Everybody is invited as an enjoyable time is expected. ple neatly and sensibly attired, presented By Order of Society. themselves near the alter and a brief and sortment of Clothing, Hats, Caps, and Fum- feet, at EverhartV.

Old newKqier in paeknges of 50 for sale at this oftice 23 bundle. If yo i lit Chkap groceries go to Lis-enliee at Warner's old stand. Buy your Haas Ri-meilies from his np-Ur aKeiit, W- IL Clark, PrufrgUt. The ptniightest, nioit and best cedar post are at K. A.

Jx)XG Co's. Bay your ILias Remedies from the regular agent, W. II. Ciauk, Druggist. Don't forget to send your job printing to he Skmtkkt.

office when in need of any. For Salk. A good dwelling lionse and two lota for site. Call on A. Loxo Co.

Judge Emeiy and wife, of Girard, ire visiting in Cherokee, Mrs. E. being a sister or Mrs. T. L.

Terry. A good light bay 4 year old mare for Mariana T. Folsoni, state lecturer and financial of the Iowa Woman iihing Goods in South' Suflragc Association, will address the citizens of Cherokee at the M. E. Church on sale.

Frank II. Hitchcock, 2 miles south east of Cherokee. 0-1 1 calves died very suddenly. Monday evening, May 19th, at 7:30 o'clock. Admission free.

All are invited. She is em Kansas. "FAMOUS," 12 nice thoroughbred Jersey-Kt'd P'g8 for (sdc. A. R.

Leeper, 2J miles south spoken of by the press as a very logical east of Cherokee. 0-11 and brilliant talker. Yesterday we took a ride around town behind Will Campbell's new team and harness. We observed many improvements in all parts of town and a great deal beautiful ceremony was pronounced. It was a sensible wedding.

The kind wishes of many witnesses go with the happy pair. BORN. nowE. To Mr. aud Mrs.

Chas. nowe, in Cherokee, Kansas, Tuesday, May 13th, 1SS4, a fine daughter. This is their first little one and it is supposed their pride ranks accordingly. Able. To Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Able, in Weir City, Kansas, Wednesday, May 14th 1884, a daughter. The above mentioned "precious darlings' are cousins, the mothers being sisters. Each Is the only and first child of its Columbus, Kansas. Estrayed or Stolen.

From the en Mr. Chas. Merriam has ibout completed i good sized addition to his residence in closure of the undersigned ou May 10th, the south part of town. of building. Jess Campbell is putting up a nice dwellin.

of good size iu Baird's addition. W. II. Clark is building a Lirge front addition to his house. W.

B. Coch oue lijjht bay colt two years old, with while star in face and light stripe on nose. A liberal reward will bo paid for its re The Hon. W. B.

Cochran is building a THE OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT, A. B. WALKER. West Magnolia Street, CHEROKEE, KANSAS- large story and a half addition to his resi covery. dence iu wes'; Cherokee.

IIesky Melunger. ran al io a large addition to his house. C. II. Merriam the same, while John Rush We notice that Mr.

N. B. McColm has Base Line, Cherokee, Kansas. enclosed his residence north of town with Excursion. Decoration day, May 30th, neat and substantial fence.

the Gulf railroad will mn an excursion H. BOXD, FOR SALE. train from Ft Scott to Baxter Springs, has just completed one to his house. J. F.

Fry is just completing a neat dwelling, flat roof, that presents a nice appearance. Geo. Hawkins is also about finishing a new dwelling, square, of the same style T. G. Wiles has built a large house, not yet finished, that the best location of any dwelling in town.

A. N. Chadscy is PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. Office in Clark'i druK store. Trustee, bracer.

The cheapest residence property in passing through Cherokee iu the morning Cherokee. A. B. Walker. at about 9 o'clock, returning in the even supports, and all other surgical appliances furn- The Blue Front Column.

isnetl to patients at ine very lowest prices ing, leaving Baxter at about 5:30. Every Joe Lncas. Co. are receiving their spring stock of clothing which is cheaper J. F.

PRICE Ed. Prop 'b. YUAUT A KID! thing promises one of the most successful decoration day exercises ever in this part of the state. building a large addition, or new than ever before. Call and get prices.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, in front of his eld one, that will Cards. From 15 cts. a pack to 50 cts. Notaries Public and Real-Estate Agents. Hodgr the whisky selling anonymous apiece.

300 styles, Christmas, New Year, have a tower or observatory we understand. Numerous other small building threatening letter writer, that played his At Home" at Sentinel office. game iu Cherokee for a while, aud who John Basler lias had a cooler after his was finally forced to skip between sun Jfl A. PEKBT, ATTORNEY Ar LAW, Notary Public, and Real-Estate Agont. JRITCHABD A GRATES, PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS.

Office over the bank, in Hainer's building. Fry La Rue, PROPRIETORS OF TIIE O. O. D. Grocery and Queensware House.

Have opened in the stand formerly ccupied by Joe Lucas where can be found everything kept in a first-class grocery store. We ask a liberal share of the trade of Cherokee aud vicinity. Call and Examine Our Goods. We will sell as cheap as the cheapest. Call and see us.

FRY fc LA RUB. own itW built in his meat shop. If it is a success he may congratulate himself. set and sunrise, is now at Harper or Anthony, this state, we are told. We advise the citizens of these places to keep a sharp An written on your copy of the Skn-xtnkl iudicati'S tluit we would like to have some inoncy.

FOU SALE. Tlie cheaiest rexidence property in aierokec. -V. B. Waixkr.

XoncE. AH it.oiis knowing them-pcIvi-s indebted to F. L. Webster will please call at once and settle. Cheap 5Io.nky.-G.

W. U. Lucas will make better rates on farm loan? than ever offered in Crawford or Cherokee eoimtic-Ofiicc in SHMi building Cherokee. Xottce To Bi Having an overstock of same grailes of lnml)er we will now give you a chance to build, cheaper tb in ever. Call and ns.

It. A. Long Co. HAAS! HAAS I A full line of Dr. Jos.

H.uis' remedies at Clark's drugstore. Hog and Poultry Remedy. Alterative, Epizootic Remedy, Colic Remedy, Fever Drops, And Lung Fever Drops. Right will I'vkvail, and iu the near future, the strength, purity and excellence of PeLiiid'n ileratus and Soda will be so thoroughly proven, that they will be found necessary articles in every home iu the Li nd. Test thm in every way possible and you will still find them what they arc guaranteed to BrcKLEx's Arxica Salve.

The greatest mediid wonder in the world. Warranted to speedily cure burns, bruises, cuts ulcers salt sores, cancrs, piles, chilblains, corns, chapped hands, and all skin eruptions, guaranteed to cure in every instance, or money refunded. 2.V. per box. For sale by W.

F. Hainer. 21yl "The proof of the pudding is in the eat- G. W. II.

Lucas took a run 'round to Parsons, Erie. Osage Mission and Ft, eye ou hiin as he is a oad man and noth and improvements are to be seen all over town, aud everything has more the appearance of life and move than we have noticed in Cherokee for many a day. We ought also mention that W. F. Hainer has the rock for the foundation of a new dwelling on the ground, that is to be the finest iu town it is said.

With all this and much more, who can say that Cherokee is not at the beginning of a boom. Thanks, Will, for the ride and the chance for observation that you gave us. Scott this week on business for the G. A. R.

ing is too mean for him to do. J. FI ATE, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. G. W.

II. Lucas, agent for the Decring Memorial Service. Memorial services preparatory to the exercises of deco Office over the band, in Hainer'g block. Twine Binder, will keep all kinds of re ration day, will be held in the Presbyte pairs and twine on hand the coming sea son. ARRIVED! rian church in Cherokee on Snuday, May 2i.th, by the pastors af Cherokee, assisted Blind Boone will be at the M.E.

Church by Rev. Payne cf Monmouth. It is ex to-night. Everybody should bear him. He will be iu Weir City one week from to-night.

Ephiriam and his wife started to the other day. His wife said Eph, got any money Eph. Nux. Wife. I no tired of this trading on time.

You tike me to town, set me down, don't give me a cent, and say "go iu and trade." Then 1 have just got to take Eph G'long there. (Whips.) DENNIS BERET pected that all of the "boys" who are nni-tormed will appear in blue that day, but that none w'dl fail to come if they have not the uniform. All are invited to be present Rev. Walker and family and J. F.

Price W. H. Merriweathcr, in company with Having returned from Chicago with an immense new stock of tine MILLINERY NOTIONS, Elder Smither, of the Girard Herald, dropped in on us for a few minutes Mon -DEALERS IN- day morning. and family went fishing Monday. Not Wife Take just what they got and half Geo.

E. Reiner, a well kuewn young man of Girard, was in Cherokee Tuesday on business. The Sen in el received a from him. the time it aid't what I want. I ask for black goods and have to take blue for the best prints and have to take seconds; ask for kid shoes and have to tike goat, aud so it goes.

Eph Whip! Whack 1 Getnp! Wile And I don't bvlieve they got the withstanding their high offices in the M. E. church they have the regular amount of fish story to tell and brought back the usual amount of fish. Their experiences were not unlike these of every wicked tlshennan who imagines for a moment that he can catch fish out of a Kansas stream. Kansas fish seldom bite, A at a Methodist hook.

To-day closes the Cherokee schools till fall and the small boy is glad. The year's We invite lhe Lulies to call and see ns at our old stand We've the finest and LARGEST STOCK of the above mentioned goods ever brought to Cherokee, Don't be deceived about tliis but come and see for yourself. MRS. M. V.

TERRY 4 Cherokee. work with all the tcaclicrs has been suc in sr." says the old adage, and so the proof of the value of a medicine is the opinions Hardware, iimware STOVES; AGKICULTUEAL IMPLEMENTS AND MANUFACTURERS OF "Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Wares. CHEROKEE, KAO, cessful so far as we know. tatest styles. Now I got tired tlie other day ami walked into Blue Front.

Why, you ought to see the difference, the nicest Hard Pink. I have now a full stock of hard pine lumber of all kinds, including styles of goods. None of your rag-tag oak and cedar posts. Give me a call. bob tail good, but every tiling seemed new C.

D. Eveiuiart. of tliose who liave used it. Thos. Rass, Sr ot SteehUle, says, I liave ned Prickly Ash Bitters in my family for 2 years for ailments of tiie kidneys, liver and bowels, and find tliere no remeily rqiuil to it, Market Rkfort.

Correct report of the Cherokee market up to the time of going to nress aud fresh, and such Eph G'long. Get tliere, Eli Dr. Jackson's Root and Herb Cordial SCAMMONVILLE FRAGMENTS. Mrs Wm. Murray, of Illiona, 111., arrived here Friday afternoon.

Burns Bond Jno. Burns, of this place, was united in the holy bond of matrimony to Miss Nervy Bond, of Tennessee, but recently of New Castle and Weir City, on Tuesday eve at Columbus. The young couple called upon the Father Bononciui to officiate, but the Father refused to uiary them owing to the bride being a Protestant. Baffled at this point the loving couple proceeded to Columbus were the nuptials performed to the satisfac tion of both. We wish the newly married pair much joy and that their future path may be corered with roses.

May each succeeding year find them happier than the one before. Shake, John The family of David Gibson, Philip Philips and Wm. Scott, all of Braidwood, arrived here on Friday evening. Jno. Bell formerly of Diamond near Braidwood, met with a serious mi -hap on Saturday morning, while carrying a bunch of shingles to the roof of of a house.

The scaffold gave way with three men thereon. Mr. Herrich escaped by leaping on the roof but H. P. Atwood and Jno.

Bell were not so fortunate. Atwood made a clutch to save himself when he found the air becoming giddy, and his arm entered a forked frame, bis body descending unhindered until it reached the length of bis arm, when, horrors such a painful jerk he ne'er experienced before. How his arm was not severed from his body is a miraculous wonder. His arm is badly swollen but is favorable for speedy recovery as no bones were broked. Bell fell to the ground the small of bis back came In contict with a 6x3 causing bim inwardly a dangerous if not fatal wound.

Shortly after the accident he was not expected to live. The suffering of the in Wife Such stocks of goods. Dry goods strengthens the system, purifies the blood' City Livery AND PeeD StablE sttcked on top of dry goods. Boots and helps digestion; and promotes sound -leep. For sale by W.

F. Hainer. $1 per bottle. EVERYBODY INVITE TO TADE AT Wheat, .90 to 1.00 shoes to the ceiling. Why, I saw shoes for $1 and prints at 5 to 6 cents.

Every .20 Oats. .42 thing cheap and of the verv best. And Those having loans with the Dundee British American, or the Scottish Ameri 1.40 1.50 such nice paterns I Eph Get up there I Wife Aud then the prices are lower. can, Loan Cjmpany, and who desire' to continue with them should call on G. .40 1.0 3- JM 4.50 3.00 2.50 .15 .10 Potatoes, IogS Bfves, Cows, Butter, HEADQUARTERS COCHRAN CLTJGSTON, Pbois.

II. Lucas, as he is the only agent in this 475 5.00 4.00 .20 .12 section of the K. C. Co. CHEROKEE, KANSAS Now I kuow that in our trading in a year we would save at least $50.

What is the nse, anyhow, of spending our crop before we raise it I would ratlier pay as we go. -Positively the Best JOE LUCAS CO. I la vi just received one of the largest in ltlittle Jack Homer, who sat in a cor- voices of liats and caps, for men and boys ever brought to Cherokee, which they pro First-class rigs and turn-outs always on hand, and furnished at rea sonable rates. Passengers carried pose to sell as low as any house iu south ern Kansas. ill and see them.

Grocery Queenowapo House in Cherokee, The bghest raarket price paid fot alt kinds of produce. Please call and examine our stock, and learn our prices, before purchasing elsewhere, P. W. PAUL CO. The chances for making a fortune by deceiving people are so great that many manufacturers of baking powder use the leading papers to show compaiative tests, wc notice one brand, DeLand's Chemical Baking Powder, that has never been mentioned or compared with others.

Investigation shows a statement on the label which is the best reason iu the world. The statement reads, "Pure grape cream tartar and bi-carb. Sold only. No rilling at all. 'Last Friday Chas.

Curtis aud Mary CLirk, John Terry and Jenuie Donuelly, Harry Smither and Minnie Conway, and Chas. Majors and Minnie Fowler, hied themselves away to the banks of Cow and Brush creek to fish aud have some fun. They" got plenty of the latter but only one of the former. Curtis and Miss Donuelly were emersed a couple of times on that o-caslon, but that did not mar the pleasure in the least. it rather increased the hilarity of the crowd.

A Walking Skeleton. Mr. Springer, of Mechanicsburg, Pa- writes: I was afflicted with lung fever and abscess on lungs, and reduced to a walking skeleton. Got a free trial bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, which did me so much good that I bought a dollar bottle.

After using three bottles louud myself once irore a man, completely restored to health, with a hearty appetite and a gain iu flesn of 48 lbs. Call at nainer's dnig store and get a free trial bottle of this cure for all lung diseases. Large bottles $1. Orange Judd, Editor of the American Agriculturist for some thirty years, but unconnected with its business management lor a year or two past, has lately retired from it editorial department and located In the West He desires to gather a Collins Ague Cure is a strictly vegetable to all neighboring points at any time The Oxlt GENUINE Livery Stable remedy which never fails to cure chills and fever, third day and dumb ague, and every in the City. Eph Get up there! Whack 1 Wife Now I want about worth to-day, and if you will give me the money I know I can save at least $2.00, and that will duy Susan a bonet Eph G-long, tliere.

Wife I kLOw you've got the money. Now you hain't spoke a word. You are tlie most provoking man. Now waltz out that $20.00. P.

S. He waltz. She got tlie goods at tlie Blue Front and saved Hie $1 Got the bonnet for Susan, and went home happy and contented. So mote it be. Interlude.

Kansas Cherokee, form of malarial disease. Results are produced with this remedy which are simply impossible with quinine or any otiicr preparation. Price 50 cents per bottle; jured man was very great during Satur every bottle warranted, W. F. Hainer.

For chills and fever, ague, dumb and TJie imported II 61 stein HULL 6EBIIA1 No 2235 Holstein nerd Book, will be held to serve a limited number cows at the residence of the owner in Cherokee during the season of 1884. day aud Sunday. There is now prospect of him recovering. Tl miners of Weir City, aUo the miners of this place, held a mass meeting at Miner's hall on Tuesday afternoon. The meeting was called by Weir miners to determine whether they would go to work with breaker attached to tiple at the third day ague, remittent or intermittent fever, or any disease of a malarious nature, nse Collins Ague Cure.

It is an absolute and positive cure, thoroughly cleansing the system of all germs of malarial poison, ner. eating his Christmas pie subsequently felt the pings of a disordeied liver he was doubt lei-s relieved by Portaline, a remedy for Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Headache, and all the disagreeable symptoms attending a dtordered liver. A a rcsultof high living tliat organ often becomes diseased and uo better remedy can be found than Portable or Tablers Vegetable Liver Regulator. Price 50 cents. For sale by Wm.

Brook Son. 4 SEASONABLE FOKESIGI1T. Sickness comes nninvited, and strong men and women are forced to employ means to restore their health and strength of which only a few days ago they felt they had an assured lease. Yet nature seldom fails to warn ns of its approach; that hollow vacant feeling at the pit of the stomach, thafT weak languor of body and mind, with frequent headaches, is but wtfi.re an alarm, which unheeded may resnlt in eeri-ons siekness. Tliervfore nee tliat tlie members of your family are supplied with Dr.

Jacksou's IJvcr and use Dr Jaekson's Root and Herb Cordtnl it will sharpen the appetite, help digestion, promote sound sleep, strvngthen the fjstnn and so retneve those ditrrfsinj: which if neglect, may result in the most serious eoneqini-cen. For sale by TV. llaincr. SI per bottle. acting directly upon the liver and bowels.

"Daisy" and No. 5 Oswego Coal Co's. Every bottle Is warranted to cure or mon TERMS: $5.00 Cash at time of Service. ey refunded. Price 50 cents.

Sold by mine. It was finally decided that the men would strike nntil the companies separ W.F. Hainer. ate the breaker from the tiple, BM) staid lm AND COLLECTING AGENT. OFFICE IN "SENTINEL" BUILDING CHEROKEE, KANSAS School District Bonds bought and sold.

Real -tat tow and farm, sold and leased, taxes paid, titles examined, rents collected, etc. Town residences to rent constantly on my lists. MONEY LOANED-tbest terms on personU and real.estate security. Insurance made on town and country property, in the best companies, at lowest rates. I insnrn "again! loss by WIND AND TORNADO: I represent the San, Watertown, Continental, mmd Aimri-' can Central insurance companes.

Coirespondenec notiaitnd. Dr. Jackson's Blood and Humor Syrup will positively cure all eruptions, ulcers. Alt owners of cows who wish to improve the milking qualities of their stock shorld bear in mind that tlie Holsteins are the Ruiner milk and butter cattle extant, and as they are a large breed and goad or bad sores upon the body, face or limbs. complete "Postal-Card Album" of his old Will thoroughly cleans the system and How this will nieeet the companies' approval is not yet known.

The boiler at No. 1 shaft leaked so bub-ly on Saturday afternoon tliat pit boss Patterson notified the men to come out. wliereiipon both men and nudes were taken from the mine. A good boiler Readers and Friends, and requests them feeders, are very good beef eattfe. Also blood of every trace of diseases that have their origin therein.

Cures the. Itch. Rliemnatiain, 8alt Jtlieam and Canker and all to end hint now a Portal giving their half bloods in many instanou have pi wed maker being at band shortened the delay present location and address, naming xlo, when convenient, the years in which they were Ills subscribers. Mr. JiidiTs address is Chicago.

Illinois. Is well rrooraiueniled by tire medical profession all over tiie country. Price $1 rnr bottle. Sold by, W. F.

Hainer. bem-lvea nearly as great inRkers as fnl bloods. J0ICJ OCIIWAD. 6-li Qwkex, Cherokee. much more than was first expected.

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