Ellis Review from Ellis, Kansas • 4

The Review. Union l'aclilo Railway. New Time Tables, in Effect Sept. Trnln Ka. 1 Ilia Ficlfic Exnrass.

Pearson Bros. HEED cfe OOX.3E3M.lr Aro now In Ellis wjLtU a Jaw ock jot Furniture consisting ot i. 1 1 Picture Little Nellie Edwards, four year old daughter of Charles Edwards, on Thursday stepped on broken plan It over the cistern, which tilted wltii her and she was thrown Into the wUer below. As the came up she caught the chain altfchcd to the chain pump and held on, crying for hr mothor who rushed out to find her little daughter about to drown, Shu was all alone Aud could devise no moans of rescue, but the little thing assured that she could hold on while her mother run across the block for help. Rov.

Jackson Dr. Kldd came and soon took her out safe. It was a close coll, bnt she came up cheuy: her gum as If nothing had Wallace SvgieUr. FOlt SALE. Gaylord Co.

will sell at private sale on their ranch 18 miles south of Ellis, 50 head of cows, two bulls, (all young cows and of them fat), 20 head of mares and colts, two largo, draft horses, wagon, harness, plows, riding -cultivator, borrow, mowing machine, hay raite, ox yokes, chains, and a large quantity of feed, such as millet, corn fodder, sorghum, rye and hay, and all other property on tbeicranch. The ranch Is also for rent, Including 800 acres of good winter pasture fenced. All will be sold at a sacrifice in order to close up the business at once. And everything pertaining to their tfeSA full line of Undertaking Goods always in stock. Call and soa us.

CHRYSLER CASKPEY, DEALEJlS IS Hardware, Stoves, Tinware and Wooden are, WE HAVE A FULL LIXE OF POWDER 4B SHOT. We will tell you a nice Cootim StoieKs 8 for $23. Also Qarpet Paper CHRYSLER CASKET. The weather has beeu cooler this week. -Supt.

A. T. Palmer, of Yallacc, is in town today, N. A- Voss of Hays City was In town yesterday. Fred Howe, of Ellsworth, is now baggage master at the depot.

Mrs. Ed. Watts returned from a trip to Denver last Monday morning. Mr. -Situoaton, of Sharon, isvisiting at W.

F. Gaylord's thisweek. --A number of new scholars have been enrolled at the school this week. -J. B.

Haney, has sold $200 worth of melons in tho RusscIJ market this year. Miss Alma Root is iww teaching school In the Nichty ot "Hogback" district. Ladles are invited to attend the republican meptlug tonight Grand Army hall. A mad dog caused a good deal of excitement iu Hays last week. It was finally shot.

The earnings of the Unjon Pacific for the month of August were the lnrg-est In its jujstory. Mr. and Mrs. Fisher Rice started Wednesday evening for a visit with friends in Illinois. A porch has been 'builjt 4Ws week in front of the postoftice building, improving its appearance.

Edward E. Adams, of Carroll, Iowa secretary of (he Catholic Emigration Society, was in town yesterday. N. A. Voss' photograph gallery on Jefferson street in Ellis, y.

li I be open Sunday and Monday of each week. Bert Sheldon started Monday morning for Manhattan, where he will enter the State AgricultunMJollege. Mrs. Kite, mother of J. ll jeweler, who has been visiting here for several weeks, returned home lust Tuesday morning.

We heard a gentleman remark this week that Ellis was the best town between Salina and Denver, and he wasn't a boomer either. The citizens-of Dodge City are much elated over the coal find nearjtbeir city. It is said to be equal to the best Colorado coal. Hon. J.

II. Lathrop, of Oborlin, Kansas, union Jabor candidate for auditor, will 3peak in Ellis next Tuesday, Sept 18th Rev. J. N. Moore accompanied by CASH.

LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS You can get about $2.00 worth of goods fcr $1 at the new CASH STORE First door north of Stone Livery Stablo My stock consists of Notion, Jewelry, nnd Boytf llatt and Caps, Mens', Womm' and Children' Under itear. Perfumery, Sorks and Storking, Clove and Mittens. Paper Tablet, Envelope. Comb, Piic, Aeedie, dewing Maehtne, oil. Hair oil.

Children' and Women Shoe, JJam-mk Iriah linen tmrelt. Handkerchief, Writing vteiuil. School iitrapt, Common Cutlerg, Fine table evtleru and Smmiu. Pine, Ciaar holder. Children' games.

Lace and Ribbons, Bonnet pin. Crochet ncedie, Macrama wooland Darning yarn, Floss cotton jnd linen thread, Pocket cutlery, Harps, Carpet lacks Shoe and stove blacking, hgclf bracket, School companions. Bird seed and a thousand and one other useful articles of dnv use. Come and see us. W.

B. SHOEMAKER, At liowim'fl old FtAiul. Crj-SZEzE. James Middleton, wrpeis. Parlor afld BedrooiB CASK IN AND FLYING Line of- Goods and Notions, ELLIS.

KA and inspect our list. We will sell cheap in the most reliable insurance companies DKAI.KK HARDWARE, i STOVES, TINWARE, Pie vS-fltt Bar Win' jggJp; Mian F.UDAl, BKPTEMBER 14, HiwlnCTlnnl will iwliiHcrM In thcw Ovecenwrwr Una, tot eocli Inaortlon, and will bo mmrttfU until nriunxl dUcontlnued. LOCAL jCTSVS. Mrs. ira Houston woDt east tbls morning.

i L. F. Wllllnmj was WnKeeney yesterday. D. Grlest took trip to Kansas City A creamery will be in operation at Russell October 1st.

Miss Llllie Pearson of Rush Centre is visiting In Ellis tbls week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jones started Inst evening for a trip to Kansas City.

W. J. Ulppey started last evening for Lincoln Center to visit bis daughter. Wood, the day yarij ma; ter, returned from a visit to Leavenworth jtUis week. C.

F. Hughes representing -the IcPberson loan company was in town Tuesday. Last Sunday Rav. .7. B.

1 lie organized a Sunday school at the Adair school nouse In Trego county. Nenl Adair who lias been lying sick at WaKeeney for several weeks past lobe around fgain. S. N. Knox, of Princeton, land and passenger agent lor the Union Pacific, was in town Thursday.

The old water pipes In the round house yard have been taken up this week and replaced by neff ones. Thomas Masham, of Denver, has been in town this week, and spoke at the Union Labor meeting last Tuesday evening. The many friends of Presiding Elder 8 will be sorry to learn lhat he is laid up at Ellswoith with paralysis of the face. -The veteran Kansas republican, Hon James F. Legate will this evening address the people of Ellis on the polil ical issues of the day.

Tho long talked of sidewalk bo-tween the north and south side is being built his week. Judge Murdcu and Harry Cobb are the architects. A Glee club composed of a number of ladies and gentlemen of Ellis will warble a number of campaign songs at the republican mooting tonight. Frank Foster, of Denver, well known here was visiting in town last Wodnesdhy, Ho was on his way to St, Paul, Ti'horo be will bcatc. B.

Lclsenring accompanied by his sou Victor wont down to Salina yesterday, where Vic will begin his studies at tho Weslevan University in city. Tho Adair correspondent of jtlje Wa-Keenty World reports the following production: Jesse Cockrell, 75 bushels; Aaron Cockrell, 374; Sam Baird, 898; F. P. Cinrk, 127; B. 160; A.

S. Barnes 108, A company of soldiers from Fort Hays attracted a good of iention on our streets Jast Wednesday. They were out on a ten days march and after near town one night, went north to the Saline. Junction City was yisited by a disastrous fire last Wednesday. Thirteen business firms were burned out aggregating a loss of over $100,000.

Albert Franks and Milo Everlcigh, clerks in Rockwell store, were burned to deali. There will be a Basket Social at the M. 3. church on Saturday evening, September 22d. Every lady is request ed to bring a basket of lunch with name in basket.

The baskets will be pumbered, and the gentlemen will buy the corresponding numbers, and get a good lunch for 25 Everyone invited. fwo special trains came in last Saturday morning from the west, having on board the G. A. R. delegation from Colorado on their way to Columbus.

Hendershott, the drummer poy of the Rappahannock," accompanied the parly and favored our cjtizens with me music bafora the train pulled put. Preaching and council meeting at Grand Army hall, next Saturday evening, also preaching next Sunday morning and evening. It is expected that Revs. Thomas of Hays City, Fisher of Stockton, Clark of (jrand Center, King of Churchill and other Baptist ministers will be present. Jack Stewart of the Hill CiiyDano, cralyfai married at the residence of the-ide's parents, jn Gettysburg lpwiiShip, on the evening of the Bib to Miss Ella Collins, by Rev.

J. O. Thompso'. -Mi'lbrook Time. Jack will be remembered by our citizen; cs one of the founders of the Revijsw.

We extend our sytapaihius. -TJfjJ ladies now in chnrgs of the Catholic bpgins on the even ing of the 25th, are makjng every preparation to havo it a and social time for nil. There will be a great niany vnljuildv articles, all of which will be voted to the most popular can didate. If you pre now undecided whethpr you will vote the republican, democratic or union labor ticket, go to the fair and vote as often as you please for so ne of those things which will greet your cyo soon as jou enter tl hall. If yon dou't know whether projective tariff or free trade would be more bnellc.nl, go to the fair un.l they wilt vou lir.i:uernr..nv.

'Livery Stable South side railroad track Ellis, PION PACIFIC RAILWAY, THE 0VERLAN2 ROUTE," Tho only Lino Currying tho United States Ovcr- 1HUU JHUlia, MAKItfQ PIRECT CONNECTIONS TO Denver, Cheyenne Ogdfta, Salt Lako City, Sacramento, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland, and all Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Nevada, California, Washington Territory, and Paciljc Coast Points, Baggngo Checked Through from all Points In the east to points named. Family Sleepers FREE on all Tlirgugli Trains. For further Information regarding the territory traversed, rates of fare, descriptive pamphlets, apply to the nearest agent of the Union Paoifle Railway, or connoctiHg roads, or address T. L.Kimbai.i E. L.

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'Oautbu. Or address, V. BONNOT, Agent. Ellis. Kausas.

Works like a charm. Housekeepers clslighted with it whoro ever it is introduced, and will USE KQ GTHfcEI. Never falls-try It-agk youtr jro-cerfor It, Insist upon getting Iu lifienufactured by TilOS- F. McUAMAR; DETROIT, tfAGH. Prescribed bvtha eminent Physicians of Europe and America a rem-r is: eay tor iviuney Rheumatism, Gout and Dys-DSDsia, and as a 1 PREVENTIVE OF BRIGHT'S For sale by all first-clas's Grocers and Still water in Barrels cna Demijohns, water chared with Natural Carbonic Gas in bcttlss.

out U9 tnlv Sm-in2'. rtIL UNUtKWUDU tU. Falmouth ForGE'di. Maine, ForChapneUHamlt, A Lips, etc. "it ni.i';os tht V.

f'-f sUIn noth, Ht and cooh tid lace lUr also curt Iturra, Siit-Ii; tun. cuts Irom con is the aitjt intuit- 2j 1, vj I ory tian m.i tie. end 50cts.abotU. ywur arur.rist does not keen it nnd Will not oiiycsit, send ttamps ior larjje sample bottle t-w Stewart Healing- PowderCo. JH'l, Mo.

LflOiES r. FASiESiKS HtM. An cn-tericct Of nn-Aiplefl il a t4S Waist. COMFORT. Bdse of Klmetw Graceiu! Ferir.

PrlMliJ miit mi COSfDF.U' WAIST? '-'rantEss IT TIP 'V. A tSiaa sft, 1 leaves Council Bluffs 7:80 arriving at Denver second Ogde.B tblr-d day 5:45 and San Francisco fourth day at 10:45 a Train No 201, leaving Kansas' City the sam'o morning, at or about 10 a 1 arrives Denver a). 7:18 a and cop nocts with train I at Cheycuno. Traiu No. 8, "The Flyer," loaves Bluffs Sunday 7:80 p.

dally, arriving Denver, second day 6:80 a Ogden second day 0 pm, Sap Francisco third day 10:43 a and Portland rhird day at 8 am, Train 208, leaving Kansas City the previous evening, at or about 9:40 arrives at at 8 tr, and connects with train No 8 at Cheyenne. Train No 2, the Atlantic Express, tho opposite of rain arrives Council Bluffs at 8:15 am, Connection is made at Cheyenne for Kansas City, arriving Kansas City (train No. 202) at or about 5 of Ui same day that No 2 arrives at Council Bluffs. Trnln No 4, ''The Flyer," the. opposite of train No 8, arrives at Council Bluffs at 5:10 m.

Connection is made at Cheyenne for Kansas City (train No. 204) at 'or about 8:20 a of the day following the arrival gf No 4 at Council Bluffs. Exception There is 9,9 connection with train from California aud Nevada, east bound, on traiu No 4. Good local connections with branch lines, both west nnd cast bound. On tho new time card the Union Pa cific Railway is tbe only line that can offer the traveling public two daily trains from Council Bluffs, Omaha and Kansas City to Los Angeles aud San Francisco.

Also bear in mind that pas3cnger3 from Chicago taking "Overland 1 Iyer at Council Bluffs, practically made 24 hours better lime from Chicago to San Francisco, and 8 hours better time from Chicago to Portland, than they can make via any other route. Go to the Exposition. The Union Pacific, "The Overland Route," will sell tickets from all points in the state of Kansas to the National Exposition at Kansas City, on each Monday aud Thursday from Sep tember 10th to November 1st, at one fare and a third for tho round trip. Tickets good three days. JULIUS VVOLkENSTEIN, Merchant 'Jalior LI LIS KANSAS.

Shop on nsjiinglo!) Direct, srou WILL f'Wp lllAf -Kite, The CAKTUES THE I.AIJOEST STOCK OP Watches Clocks Jewelry Silverware and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS' in Western Kansas, nnd at prices that pannot be undersold. REPAIRIXQ A SPECIALTY. Licensed watchmaker U. P. R.

R. I J.L TEACH VOU AFTER THIS TO GQ TO PATIENT'S i run joun FUBNITURE ot which he lian If ul J. St ools-g t'oujtiiul'i on hniit). AGENTS FOR DEEMNQ'B MOWERS AND REAPERS, DU'. CHMAN PLons.

-A Full Millinery, Fancy The following from the Wilton Ilaick-eye, illustrates the fact that joy and sorrow go hand iu hand: Tho young man who was visiting his best girl last Sunday night, and sat down on a red hot custard pie that was lying unnoticed in a chair, has our tearful and heartfelt sympathies. He will probably bo able to sit down again by next Suuday. No cards. Tho Nebraska state fair off a pre mium on the biggest hog produced in that state, and the man who has his hair cut on Saturday night was awarded the premium. Don't forget the poor editor when you havo a new item.

If your wife licks you let us kuow it, nud we will set you right bef iro the public, yvu have coiuptny, tell us, if you are not ashamed of visitors. If a youngster airives at your home, begging for raiment, buy a quarter's worth of cigars and coje arouud, and if you are a cash subscriber, we will furnish a suitable for him or her, as the circumstances will permit, and if you have a social gathering of a few of your friends, bring around a big cake, seven or eight pies and a ham, not necessarily to cat, but as a gunranteo of good faith. You need not bother about inviting us, fyr ills a little too warm for our wardrobe We mention these little for wo want the news, and will have it if thers is a "God In -Ex. Tlio Harrison Log Snug Book, WHJf Miisic. The publisher of the nbovo writes us that so great is the demand for a music edition of the Log Cabin Song Book, at a popular price, that he has had one prepared at a heavy expenso, aud substituted for the first book in tho new edition just out.

A few new songs have also been added. Of tho first edition, 25,000 copies have already been sold. Sample copies by mail, ten cents; special rates to clubs. A. II.

Smyths, Publisher, Columbus, Ohio. A Splendid Offer. We offer the Topeka Weekly Capital and Farmers' Journal and the Review one year for $2. This splendid offer is for cash, and enables every citizen of our couuty to secure a valuable paper from the capital of the stite, and his own local paper at nearly the price of on.e subscription. Subscribe at A Sate Investment.

Is one which is. guaranteed to bring you satisfactory re ults, or in case (if failure a return of purchase price, On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised druggist a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. It is guaranteed to bring relief in every case, when used for any affctiou of throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation pf Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Croilp, etc. It is pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfectly sate, aud can always be depended upon.

Trial bo'tfes free at Conlan's drug storo. Eucklon'e Arnica Salve. The best -salve in the world for cuts, sores, ulcers, salt rheuin, foyer sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, coins, aud all skin eruplious, and positively cures pilei. or no pay requjred, It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, gr money refunded. Price 25 cents pot Jjiix.

For sole by F. Coulan, Enot.isii Spavin Liniment 'removes all Hard, Soft, or Calloused Lumps aud Blemishes from horses, Blood Spavin, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney1, Soro and Swollen Throat, etc. Save ifriU by use of one bottle. Every bottle warranted by GfiUln Holman, druggists, Ellis. Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens, that tor years wo have been scllinc I)r King's New Discovery for Cousuvriytion, Dr. King's Nciy Life. Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never baudlcd remedies that sell lis well, or that havci given such uni versid satisfaction. We do not hesitate to gunranteo them every time, and wo stand ready to refund the 'purchase price, it satiJiactory results do not fol low their use, These remedies have won their great popularity purely tneir merit r. Loniau Unigiji.it.

Ladies and Childrens' Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves, Shoes Slippers, and Dry Goods. XORTn OF KANSAS HOUSE, L. F. Williams, Land, Loan Insoranoe Agents, Ellis, Kansas. Have 00,039 Acres of Wild and Improved Lands for Sale Ga Best Possible Terms.

his son went down to Salina last Tues day, where Frank will enter the Wes- loyan University. -Ellis sends three students to the Salina Weslcyn university, which is rapidly taking a front rank among the colleges of state. J. B. Boyd went down to Kansas City last week to meet his wife who- has been visiting in Canada during the summer.

They returned to Ellis Sunday morning. --Largo posters bnvo been put up in town today announcing that Hon. John Martin and others, will spunk at Hays, City, Saturday, September 13th. The democratic brethren are requested to be present. Charles Talmage who waj in business in Ellis ten years ago, has returned to Ellis to live.

He informs us that when he was in business hero, Thos. Daly was his only competitor. There have been fomc slight changes since then. According to numerous exchanges, 1 the postoffice department is soon te ba a new style of postal cards. It is very much like a double card of the present pattern.

The back folds are split diagonally and opens like a four pointed star. The four corners, are folded and joined in the center, when the. 'card is' ready for mailing, with a piece of gummod paper. The card weighs less than half an ounce, and will no Wore writing than the present card, the only advantage being greater privacy. Republican Club Meeting.

A meeting of the republicans of Ellis was held iu Grand Army hall last Monday evening for the purpose of organizing a Harrison and Mortpn club, J. W. Riffle was chosey chairman and John Reed secretary. After some preliminary business, the following permanent officers were elected: President W. R.

Kicholson. First Vice President J. 8. Hnzcn, Second Vice President -H. It.

Hon.oy. Secretaries Z. M. Baldwin and F. J.

Brettle. Treasurer J. W. Riffle. A committee on constitution and by laws were appointed as follows: W.H.

Bell, M. M. Fuller, Dr. Griffin, J. A.

Starbuck, John Reed. Committee to njeel Mr. Legate and make arrangements for the meeting; J.S. Hazeu, Geoige Johnston, B. F.

Leisenritg, J. Bascoin, I. Brettle. Mr. Jones of Indiana bciuff preseut wa3 called on and made a brief 'speech prophesying republican success in Indiana.

Smoky Hill FJltonal Association. A meeting of the Smoky Hill Editorial Association is liercbv called to meet at WvKocncy mi Monday, Sept. 24th, 1888. All members are requested to be present. A cordial invitation is extended to non members, residing in the Smojy Hill district to join with us on that day.

"Art. 2 This association shall be composed of the proprietors or lega) representatives of newspapers situated within the territory of Kansas along and adjacent to the U. P. road to the cniteru line of Elltworth county, to-the western limit of the stale." M. M.

Fri vn. Pre3. Do yon want to buy property, call as the cheapest. Will write policies represented in the West. I ESTATE EXCHANGE Gr i a st Moore Have for sale 75,000 acres TJ.

il. 50,000 acres private lands imprQyed farms in Ellis, Rooks, Graham, Trego, Ness and Rush counties. Notary Fufolic, Real Estate, loan and InsuraHCcAgcnts First door aast of the Postoffice, Ellis, Kansas. WE.JSirRT SKIRT DRCSS SO..