The Osawatomie Sentinel from Osawatomie, Kansas • 1

entitle! SLMINLL PUB. 00. PLEDGED TO NO PA HITS ARRITKARY SWAY, WE FOLLOW TRUTH WIIERK ER SHE LEADS THE WAY." -1 TERMS A YEAH. Osawatoalc, iliaal County, Eancas, 23, 1C35. Voluma 1.

cf- Old newspapers fur salo at thw THE SENTINEL. tr-O a w' 4 P-, 03AWATCHJ, KANSAS, CITY DIRECTORY. crrr officials. Mayor, P. P.

Brady Polko Judge, J. S. R. Worlcy Prcsid'nt City Council, J. Chestnut t.

II. Williams City Councilmen of Osaw a ra i George Roberts T. B. Armstrong Rob't Vaimrcsdall Aaron Thomas W. C.

Tutor City Clerk, -City Treasurer, -Street Commissioner, mm LISTEN TO 'OUR WARBLE, HEED IT BE WISE, E. A. Gilbert It. E. Malone THE LAND SUNSHINE, Olt.VXGEH ASD HEALTH.

Until November lbt, we will sell lots in Bclmoro City, Florida, (near Jac ksonville) for each. Call at the office and secure a lot. SEliTlHEL'LAKD EXCHANGE A6EKCY. C1UP.CUES. Methodist Episcopal.

Preaching 3vcrv Sunday by Rev. William Sham baugh at 8 o'clock p. m. Sunday "School every Sabbath at 3 o'clock p. Prayer meeting every Wednes day evening.

Class meeting every -Sunday at 11 o'clock a. m. Holiness NY GENTIIEMAN desiring Meeting every Monday evening. The JUST tlio nrrmmntnnfft nf ft vnnn? choir meets every Sunday it 5 p. in Rev, Scip k.

Moulion red the second kiln of brick ki cck. New Millinery Goods just received at Mrs. Field's; Cull and seo them. Mrs. E.

A. Gilbert and Mrs. W. E. Woods made us a social call Thursday.

Tho "packed'' caucus didn't pan out as well as soiao parties expected, it seems. Mias Nettie Curo visited relatives and friends at O'bricn 'Station 'last Saturday and Him ekiy. Ed. C. Dustin, of Leavenworth, was visiting his motlir.r nnd other relatives in tho city this week.

Prof. Field started for Mound City Wednesday where ho baa Leon en gagod as principal of tlio school. Tho party who titolo tlio run from Elder Reed's carpenter shop is requested to return the same at onto. F. Sardou, an old resident of Osa watomio, was shading hands with his numerous fi'ionds in town last week.

John G. Scott, nn old Kansas editor, died at Cbcrryvulo last Monday. Consumption was tho cause of his death. Mrs. Field has just received a new and elegant lino of Millinery which sho is Belling nt very low prucs.

Go and see her stock. Two of tho employees at the brick yard got into a racket last "Wedncs day. Tho fiuo and costs fcr ono of them was only $13.85. Died: At the residence of Mr. Snow iii Osawatotoie toWnship, Sept.

21st, the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs." John Baker, aged ah weeks. T. J. Chalmers, tho furniture man, is constantly receiving the largest and best stock of furniture ever brought to Osawatomio.

Everything in the latest We received a call yesterday from Mrs. Dr.Ftiu and her twin sister, Mrs. Hattie Ei-k, (formerly Mrs. Comstoek), old resident of Osawatomie, and Mrs. Gove and her twin Mrs.

W. H. Lasher. "Dick" Franklin, the baggage mast lady of wealth and beauty can IX receive an introductory letter v. ilio photograph and address of S.

L. Adair at 11 clock a. m. every Sunday, except the socond Sunday in fieo at five cents a duzen. Don't forget Charlie BirUiard when you want a nico livery rig.

Frank Duuu i') one of tho fcliokc-t barbers in this part of th-; glolo. D'Arter's Spec Liu cures Go.noralu and simular diacascR. See other A 3x3 feet miu-blo tlab f'jr ejL. Fo particulars and price apply to Allcx. Subscriptions and adveriifOTncuta will not be discontinued until nil ur-rearnges aro settled.

AH pay locals and other advertisements will bo inserted until forbidden wh'cn no time is ppocificd. Parties wishing to learn telegraphy can buy a key and sounder very cheap at this office, if taken soon. When you want a' nobby turn out in the livery lino call on Lyman Harden, oldest liveryman in tho county. James McClarcn, proprietor of. the city meat market, keeps in'stock fresh and salt meats and everything kept iii a first-class meat market.

Try lain. Leaves your orders for Rubber Stamps, Notary Seals and everyth ing else in these lines at The Sentixei office. Best goods and tho lowest prices. National Business College Busi ness course a specialty. For young men, thorough' training, good discipline.

Write for catalogue. Address National Business Otli and main street, Kansas City, 31b. Look here young man when you want to take your Hester Ann or 3Iary Matilda out riding just call on Charlie Dire-hard, near tho depo, and get one of his nobby turnouts. Why stranger he's jes' got some of the slickest rigs you ever seed, and don't you forgit it for a minute. Putty the boot and Shoemaker will make stoga boots for $5, calf boots from $3.50 to $7.50, sewed boots from $9 to $12, half soling from 30 to 75 cents per pair, patching from 10 to 25 cents each.

Making and repairing doue in a workmanlike manner at the lowest living prices. Call and see him. "Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup I tho Lulv upon tho receipt of one do each month, wlicn tno lfov. d. A.

lier NEW GOODS! 1 u. Address Augustus Ward, of tho Baptist church, preaches in New York City, N. Y. Rev. Adair pnlmt.

Sunday schoo In all branches in our lines. evciy Sabbath at 10 o'clock a. m. Regular Baptist Church. Preach ing by Elder B.

L. Head, the hrst bun day in each month at the school house ut 11 dock a. m. Woolen Goods! A compbto stock of everything in l. o.

mum i CD. Want you to cair seo their big dock of CLOTHING general merchandi; j. fsECRET SOCIETIES. a. Osafe Valley Lodge, number TVy21, A.

F. A. M. Meets the the line of woolen goods cb. 'first and third Thurday even in each month at Osawato mie.

Visiting brethren in good stand are cordially invited to meet with us. G. W. JilltCHABD, VY. M.

W. H. Camtbeil, Soc'y. l--CALL SEEj Winter. Goei In endless varieties." The new and extensive Osawatomie Chapter, number 2G, Order Eastern' Star: Meets second stock of Wl fourth Thursday evenings in each month.

Mas. Fanny 1 auker, M. Hexby Pabkeb, AY. P. W.

Hi Campbell, Secretary. STOVES, received by MAJ. il. H. WILLIAMS, OSAWATOMIE, KANS.IS, 1-1 TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

W. T. Meet tho first Sat iirdav afternoon in each month at 4 The laj'gest and best stock of Flan 'o'clock at the congregational church every third Saturday evening at the nels ever brought to Osawatomie. methodist church. Mrs.

H. H. Williams, President. er and superintendent of the engine 1 Mas Marcia Field, Secretary. and water tank at this place, has been in the employ of tho Missouri.

Pacific PACIFIC H. K. TIME TABLE. A AT 'ot lies,) consider one of the best of all the railway for the last 20 years without many cough remedies in use. I have sold more of it the past year than all losing a single liour.

B. KAYNAED Si CO. Have no shelf-worn or second-hand goods for sale. Their stock is new, fresh and complete and their prices are always as low as the lowest. Go and see them.

Stock of knitting yarns in the county. The balsamic healing and soothing properties of Samaritan Nervine are others put together, and it has given universal satisfaction." J. 'M. Nye, Druggist, Wells, Minn. Sample bot marvelous.

"My brother, nged 19, EAST BOUND TRAINS. Mail and Express, 5:58 p. Local Freight, 1:20 p. Through Freight, 3:45 p. WEST BOUND TRAINS.

Mail and Express, 9:1.5 a. had fits from his infancy; Samaritan BLANKETS tles free at A. F. Meek's, Osawatomie, and C. U.

Smith's, Eantoul. Nervine cured him." A. W. Curtis, Osakis, Minn. $1.50 at druggists.

Why Go To The Hot Springs? Local Freight, 1:50 p. m. Throueh Freight, 7:40 a. m. Big stacks of 'em; cheap tool The members of tho Greenback- Why go to the hot springs to regain Tha Weekly Capital and Farmers' Labor party of Osawatomie township are requested to meet at the school your health Why spend a fortune journal.

in traveling about when Beggs' Blood The Weekly Capital and Farmers' OTTAWA BRANCH TRAINS ARRIVE. 5 Mail and Express, 5:50 p. 'in. Freight, 1:05 p. m.

TRAINS ON OTTAWA BRANCH DEPART. Mail and Express, 9:30 a. m. Freight, 1:35 p. m.

house at Osawatomie Saturday, Oct, journal is an 8 page, 56 column week PuriSer is warranted to euro blood disorders of all kinds! Scrofula, ma- 3d, for the purpose of selecting nine ly paper published by J. K. Hudson delegates to attend a county conven at Topeua, ivansas. me capital is aant blood readily yield to its in- HATS CAPS, Ooofs aoci Siisss. An immense stock in these lines.

he official state paper and gives very ion to be hold at Paola Oct. Gth at 1 complete reports of the meetings of LOCAL LACONICS. fluonce. 100 doses $1.00. Sample bottles free at A.

F. Meek's Osawato o'clock p. in. Tp. Committee.

the legislature and all conventions Ed. SentikeTj I wish you would associations at tho stato capit: mie, and C. IT. Smith's, Eantoul. say to those young men and boys who $500 reward for a medicine that is It contams a G.

A. It. department and its general and state news features are strong, It is a splendid representative created such a disturbance at the superior to Beggs' Blood Purifier for E. church last Sunday evening that scrofula and blood diseases. "Three vansas pajoer.

bample copy sent free. Japer will be sent one j-ear to any ad we do not wish to prosecute them, Trunks and Valises! A full and complete stock in this line. bottles of Beggs Blood Purifier has but we nre determined not to have dress, in or out of Kansas, for one dollar. $2 in cash at this done me more good in a bad caso of scrofula than anything I have ever such disturbances hereafter in or office and get The Sentinel ami the near our housa of worbhip. Bead the eekly Capital, both papers, 1 year.

aw on this point boys and act accord ingly. A Cuukcii Member. used. It is certainly a God send in my case." Geo. A.

Johnson, Hastings, Neb. '100 dosess $1.00. Sample bottles free at A. F. Meek, Osawatomio, and C.U.

Smith, Rantoul. LADIES' AND GENTS' UNDERWEAR, A largo and elegant stock. The members of tho Greenback- MENTHOLETTE Labor party in tho different townships in Miami county are requested to Last issue in September. Beautiful autumn weather. Office-seekers aro numerous.

Memphis items crowded out. D'Arter's Specific cures Catarrh. Fine cigars at the Cottage Hotel, i School begins September the 28th. First-class job printing at this office. Own a home in Florida, the land of sunshine, oranges and health.

Mrs. Field has gone to attend the baptist convention at Louesbur. Henry Maynard has gono to Paola to read law with Beeson Baker. Orren Eessenden and wife attended the baptist convention at Louisburg. Hon.

T. B. Demaree, of Kentucky, lectured in this city on temperance last Thursday night. After the lecture was over ho organized a lodge of (JoicJ Templars. Asiatic cholera is the most destruc MENTHOLETTE is a reliable rem-edy for the cure of headache, meet at tho usual voting places on Don't forget that we are headquart tive and dangerous of all contagious in fact 'diarrhoea, cholera- toothache, earache, faceache, neuralgia, rheumatism, cold in the head, etc.

ers for everything in the line of dry morbus and stomach disorders aro greatly modified forms of this disease. Saturday, Oct. 3d, to select delegates to attend a county convention to bo hold at Paola, Oct. Gth, at 1 o'clock p. m.

Each township is entitled to one delegate for every ten votes or fraction goods, groceries, provisions, canned goods and general merchandise. by simply rubbing the painful parts. Mentholette is manufactured from pure Japanese menthol only and is During these months it is unsafe to Most Respectfully, be without Begg's Diarrhoea Balsam made in the form of compressed cones or pencils, fixed in small japanned boxes with screw covers. Price 10 cts. This little wonder or pocket doctor is Maynard Oo.

of ten votes cast for Butler in 1884. They are also requested to select a county committeeman and township committeemen in each township in the county. C. Committee. which acts so succssfully in all summer complaints.

It is harmless and pleasant to administer. Price 35 cents. For sale by A. F. Meek Osawatomie, C.

U. Smith, Rantoul. manufactured by Dusdas, Dick New York City, N. who will supply the public at wholesale or retail. QSAWAIOMI.