Osawatomie Times from Osawatomie, Kansas • 8

Week hefore Inst we wrote a notice regard- Have you boen In to see Powell's new lot of DRUGS AND MEDICINES. H. H. WILLIAMS, l.a t. Iu clocks lately, ir not you snouiu can uy an means, lie ha a beautiful slock of them now iiik wiu vimi-i, uuui milium mill urn mill of Cincinnati, Ohio.

By some accident it was and Issclllng as cheap as any man in Kansas. losiuy our compositor and until now we were not aware of tho fact that It did not appear in NOTARY PUBLIC THE HEilBQUiiBTERS In fact he has a substantial stock of every tliliiv nnmlutl In tli a lewelrv line and ho II our lust Issue. Mr. Williams came west to visit his brother, lion. II.

11. Williams, of this place, and also to look after some land he bound to not let any concern undersell him on anything. If you look to your best Interest you will not foil to go there fur such owns In Marshall county. In the early dav -FOR OFFICE IN HARDWARE STORE, of Kansas he was a resident of Leavenworth goous. and he visited his old home up there while ho was out here, r.

made the Ti km a very 301 OSAWATOMIE, KASS. Home people do not insure their homes or business rooms, and as a consequence some pleasant, can While nere, and in mm we round a genial nnd well Informed gentleman. They time during their nrelime lose on oie nre left for their return to Cincinnati on Satur TT enough money to pay the expense orinsurin all their life. Do not wait until you have sui day tho 2d Instant. fereil such a loss but come to the Timkm otllce and let us write you policy In the old relia THE OSAI ATOMIE TIMES.

By W. C. Paul. The power of the press. In no way Is the ble Kpringflold, which has a paid-up capital fiowcr of the press more surely shown than In he universal knowledge that has In less than and surplus of nearly si.juu.uuu.

a year, neon uittuseu throughout iiitv-mil Eminent physicians are prescribing that lions of people of the wonderful curative properties of that splendid remedy Kidney-wort. And the people from the Atlantic to the l'a- TOWN DOINGS. tried and true remedy, Kldncy-wort for the worst cases of biliousness and constl well as for kidney complaints. There Is scarcely a Dcrson to be found lliut will not be elllc havo shown their Intelligence and thel A flno lino of (fall paper aim window cur- knowledge of what is In the papers, by at ready making KIdncv-wort their household greatly benctltled by a thorough course of Inlnii, boHUtllul patterns and chcup ut A Mcek's. remedy for all diseases of the kidneys, liver Kidney-wort every spring.

If you feel out of sorts, and don't know why, try a package of Dealer in McClnren shipped another cur of hog Tucs. (liiy. lie Is bound to get soinuof the lut out Kidney-wort and you will reel like a new unu ooweis. (jicraiu. Louisburg Stray Items.

creature. 1 Indianapolis Sentinel. of the country anyway. An extra big stork of toilet articles In great I am powerful glad It rained last night, as tne uroaKors were again uearu in tne uinu variety cheap as any, (Jo to lie drug store of Those In want of some reliable measuring apparatus for cutting garments by, can do no belter than write to Mrs. A.

J. Hull', of Paola. "Drouthy Kansas," did you sayf What a A. ami buy sucn (foods. mullet head.

and obtain a circular, describing an excellent T)on1 fonrot thrvt B. W. Kmnle has removed Only a few days since one of our most prom that neat harness shop of his to the northeast scheme sue is sole agent tor. oeais anything of the kind we ever saw and Is Invaluable In every household. Economise by doing your own work In this line and you will get corner of the square, in l'nolu.

Incut business men disgraced his profession by having an altercation with one of Ills employes. The two began a rock battle, and the way stones whizzed was a raging terror. The J.T. Keymour, Justice of the Pence and No- Pure Drugs, Medicines, Perfumeries, TOILET ARTICLES, READY-MIXED PAINTS, LEADS, OILS, VARNISHES WINDOW GLASS, CHEMICALS, ETC. rich flutter.

Good airents wanted in the emu Public, collection made a specially, turn- employe was not outdone, but succeeded In try and a liberal commission allowed. Write ljul, franklin county, Kan, making his employer come to time. A man's to her and II nd out about It. money don't always save him. No lives lost.

All ELKO A ST American Sowing Ma-Chine" JuKt received from si, I.oiiIh and for Constlnntlon Is Dostlvely cured by Carter' but a good many of our peaceable citizens were "excited" over the melee. It Is remarkable that there are no agents Llttlo I.I ver Pills. Not bv nurirlnir nnd weak' sale chcup, can be seen at the l'ost-ottlce. enlnir the bowels, but by regulating and peddling ouitieau's portrait yet. we may W.

Cole's Ureal Circus and Congress of strengthening them. This Is done by improv expect to bo deluged by them before long, f-tc, He, will exhli.lt nil it a grunu Everybody should secure Gultteau's shadow, wonders ut ruoia, naturuuy, juiy ing the digestion and stimulating the liver to the proper secretion of bile, when the bowels will perform their customary funct ions In an lor we expect me suostanco win soon take an If anyone contemplates buying a sewing aerial voyage. How rejoiced we should all feel that Garfield lives, and Is likely to reign easy and natural manner, purgative puis machine tliey will do well to come una see must ue avoided, ask lor uirier iuie uiv- supreme over this great Nation. wlint we have before purchasing elsewhere er Pills. Price 25 cents.

Soldby Meek and i no "iieraiu concern has not been trans Hodges. i Books and Stationery, Tobaccos, ported across tho country to Paola yet. A large stock of mixed paints, all colors F. J. Wiseman, late of the Watchman, Is nnd Minutes a ml or the best Hluuiliirti muxes, now in the -wiius or west Virginia." this We acknowledge the receipt of a kindly In lluy of A.

F. Meek and save money by doing country was entirely too bilious for him, vitation rrom ueu.joiin it. nice ro go witn SOi West I ruin la Is a line State to get away them on a grand excursion from Ft. Scott to 'You should read the "Spy ol Osawntomle," from, If a fellow alnt particular what he says. lola on the loth to-morrow.) very much It In a very Interesting work, ion can pur- Give my nest respects to tne usnwatoinie Cigars, Pipes, and smokers' Articles.

rcirrct that we cannot attend this "Monitor chaiie a copy ol the uook ut the uooKstore in excursion" as we know by the management raoia. Timks. May It grow brighter and brighter, day by dny. If the people of the old historic Town know which "side of their bread Is that it win oca nassingemnyameatiair. uen, It Ice bus the ability to niako everybody enjoy Notions of Every Kind Usually kept, and the Very Best of Everything themselves on an occasion of this kind, und buttered," they will never, no never allow the Times to leave them.

If they do, what a The ba ball Interest seems to bo finite lively now in Osnwutoinie. The boys are more fond of being out In the sua when the weather lay up about a Imp than we are or without doubt this turn-out will be no excep in our line of business tion to his general management. iiaee win mat oe. snake 'cm up i'aui, mcy lave slept lonir enouifh. the game woulun 1 06 ho popular.

Only a half dor.cn drunks and one arrest In Pome man tied his tenm to "our town" Inst Saturday, and If the weather That Barsnnarllla dod sold by Geo. nobcrls WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD Prescriptions compounded back of Maj. Williams' on Tuesday nnd left Is the very best kind of a drink and la one of una not been so consumed hot, there would have probably been more. We are growing them stand from In the forenoon 'til four In with great care, at all hours 1-ly the afternoon, and as a conscciuence they be tne most neaitny etmrnoter ror tnis warm weather, do around and try a drink. He better fast undei the amendment.

Our drug- came restive and Drone out neany a wnoie elsts don sell the whiskey, but you see we keeps it on ice. panel or boards, isow mat was our icnce are not iur irom the line. we would kick, and if they had have been our horses we would not have let them stand GROCERIES. OBSERVER. Wanted.

Parties who are In absolute need of liquors for tiiedlcinal, mechanical or scientific use, should go to A. K. Meek 's old drug store. Me lias complied with the law and will furnish it out without their dinner that way; we would have taken them to Harden Jlir- ehard's and had them fed and thus saved A good woman cook can get 150 per week acenruing to tne letter or tne luw. that man from a dollars' expense fixing up his fence.

We can't rind it in our soul to be to cook for a family of twelve. Apply at this oince. ii di.Gstnn.'u.t Brothers, so liberal with other peoples' property. Carter's Little Liver Pills will postl vely cure slek headache and prevents Its return. This is not talk, but truth.

One pill a dose. To be had of all Druggists, ssee Advertisement. Important Notice. All who know themselves to be indebted It Is-now pretty well understood that on for sale by Meek A Hodges. to Meek Hodges, are requested to call at Dealers in once and settle, as the old books must be There will be preaching In the Methodist church on next sablmth both morning and evening at the usual hours for s6rvice.

Hev. Kreed has proven himself to our people to be cioseu up. a. Saturday, July 2Jd, Cole's great circus will exhibit in Paola. No doubt there are a great many young folks hereabouts who would like to attend and also several older people who would like to "take tiie little children over to see the elephant." All such may have an op portunity of attending, if they will apply to Agent Frey at the depot.

He will arrange to have an excursion train run over If a suffi Climax Reapers, an excellent speaker, ana snouiu have run Mowers and Droppers. the best combined houses at every service. machine in the world, at H. IL WILLIAMS Hardware Store, Osawatomle. The well known strengthening propcrtlesof cient number of persons apply to warrant ikon, combined with other tonics nnd a most running the traliO The fare will be very low jierrect nervine, are round In I arter 8 iron I'llls which strengthen the nerves and body.

and all should see Frey for further particu Remedy for Hard Times. Rton spending so much on fine clothes, rich lars. and Improve the blood and complexion. For sale by Meek Hodges. Coffee is made a big specialty now at Geo.

Now In these temperance times, It la pleas RIK, I 17. Aii.r lll'ailrllj iinu cheaper and better clothing; get more real and substantial things of life every way, and especially stop the foolish habit of running after expensive and quack doctors or using so ant to Know mat mere are nne annus which QZOTlllNQ, Roberts' grocery store. George keeps up to the times In everything and when anything Is quoted very low he buys a big supply. Not lone airo he bouirht a ton of cotlee and he may be had and which are harmless and do not Intoxicate, (ieo. Roberts sells MKiee's Karsapnrilla Beer and has it constantly on Is constantly buying his goods In this man muen ol the vile humbug medicine that docs Xou only harm, and makes the proprietors rich, but put your trust in the greatest of all and ana ice com.

ry it. Have you ever tried Jacob Billings on a ner, so oy Duying on a Close marKeiatau times he Is prepared to sell at such prices that none can undersell him and in a great many Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, simple, pure remedies, Hop Bitters, thatcures always at a trifling cost and you will see better times and good health. Try it once. Read of it in another column. pair of aewed boots or shoes? If not, you should go there for that class of work as he articles of general use George Is lower than all others.

Go to his enterprising grocery when you need goods. beat any man in the county or this part of COSTSALE! Kansas on sewed worn, ills prices are tremely reasonable. Whenever your harness gets out of repair -AND- I will make a set of teeth for fD.no and war- In order to reduce our Immense stock of or you need anything in the harness line bran new, you should go to B. W. Emple, the cheapest man in this section nnd one who is capable of making first-class harness and run dry goods and notions, to make room for other goods, we will sell for ning a shop where the farmers win nnd it a THIRTY DAYS AT COST! Commencing June 13th, and continue pleasure to deal, and in whom they can rely when he represents what his goods are.

On the southwest corner of the square, Paola, His stock Is of the best and most durable and workmanship not excelled. Further, con until July the 15th. This is no sham; we have too many goods and they must be reduced; if you want any goods, come and we will convince you mat we mean what we rent them. Come and see meat Dr. Riley's olllce-on July 27 or 28.

Dr. W. J. BrBT.EY, DentlBt. Loulsburg, Kansas.

What the use of wearing lntollcrably bad fitting ready-made clothing when you can get a suit made to order just as cheap of A. Gove, and none but the best goods In the market used, (io and hold a consultation with him when you want something real nice in this line. Our old friend H. V. Emple, the harness man, owns and stands one of the very best Norman stallions in Kansas.

His hoy keeps "Young Lorraine" at Harden Birchurd's stables on Monday and Tuesday of each week. Tlio farmers should see him. say. Respectfully, sidering quality of work he will not be undersold by any one. Call on him for harness, saddles, blankets, whips, or repairing or anything In the line.

Work done prompt, neat M. U. INTER Lane, Kansas. KANSAS. OSAWATOMIE, and cheap.

EIGHTIES! Through the great and much appreciated kindness of Mr. J. Hudson, secretary of the Board of Agriculture, we have re That is the Size of the Leav ceived a splendid copy of the Second Biennial enworth "Weekly Times. The Leavenworth Weekly Times is Report of the State Board of Agriculture 1S7IKS0. As complete a work as the present Cash or Trade for Country Produce of all kinu and Grain undoubtedly the very best paper in the west everybody in Kansas admires it for its unswerving devotion to the in one is Invaluable.

to the possessor ola copy. The very accurately prepared tables show InJ stantly the products, wealth, condition, population and progress of every county in the State and all this information seems to have been compiled perfectly. There are one hundred and five pages devoted to elegant terests of the Btate, and for the especial attention which it pays to Kansas We have Everything Needed, and sell at LOW PKICES If you farmers have any fresh butter or eggs, or any chickens, which you want to dispose of for cash, call at the mammoth brick store ol Chestnut Brothers and you will get the highest market price. One of the best stocks of groceries and dry goods In he country to select from, and you are cordially invited to buy. The Kansas City papers stated that Monday of the present week was the hottest day we have had In thirty years.

We don't believe a word ol it, though we won't contradict their say-so, as It might have been so in Kansas City, it's a sort of iludes of a town colored county maps one map to the page News. The price of The Times for one a giving unorganized counties as well as My year is $1.00 and the price of onr paper organized. In fact the book is-so complete ml so varied in its stock or useiui lniorma- is spi.ou. we give ootn lor send in your new subscriptions, or renew tion that it would be impossible to review it CARRIAGE AND WAGON WrORKS. your old ones immediately short of printing another book of the same size.

It contains 640 pages and an elegant map of the State. Mr. Hudson deserves the highest compliments on Its compilation. He Informs us regretfully that the edition of 5,000 copies is now all exhausted and he cannot supply applicants. The Carriage and Wagon Manufactory A GRASDJOFFER.

Brainard's Musical World, the Lead A neat and substantial sewed hoot or shoe Is something that every shoemaker cannot make. If you want solid comfort in something of this kind we would recommend you to go to Uncle Jake Billings, He makes the best sewed work of any man In this section and his prices are much lower than any of the Paola workmen. Go and examine his work and see if what we say is not so. ing Musical Magazine of America, and the Osawatomie Times for only $2.50 a year. The April number contains a OF PERSONALS.

story written specially for it "The Ice SODA WATER. cold at the Pat.ace E. L. sands. Prop.

Drub Stoke. Haunted House or Hurly-Jiurly "Bi ographies of American Musicians;" One of the Vanarsdell Brothers is off selling Elementary JVlusic reacnlng," by C'oe Stewart; "Our Kneipe at ponies of the Texas blood, We wish him a prosperous trip. Euzcne Martin is working on the State buildings in Topeka, having gone from Wyandotte to that place last week. KANSAS. OSAWATOMIE, Mrs.

C. C. Marshall, whom we mentioned as visiting Mrs. Harden last week, returned to Weidmer," by J. M.

Tracy; letters from Cleveland, Chicago, Boston, New York, and Leipsic a musical review of the month music trade department musical gossip several pages of very interesting editorials, and fine selections of popular music, including a Potpourri fronV'Olivette, the latest operatic success; "Carnival Indianapolis school, (district number 7), closed on Thursday, June With, after a term of three months. Total number of pupils enrolled, 69; Number In averago daily attendance, 4l)Vi; Number of pupils in Primary tirade, Number pupils in Intermediate Grade, 20; pupils In Advanced Grade, 9. Hadk Michaels, Teacher. By examining our ad vertlsln columns the reader will see the handsome new cut of Williams' building displayed. It Is a nice piece of work and the Major had It made in Philadelphia.

In the front will be noticed two persons. The tall slim one is no doubt Intended to represent Major himself with his summer avoirdupois on, however, and.busy as usual selling agricultural implements. ner nome in iaoia on last Monuny. wne is a very pleasant lady. Mrs.

Douglas White (nee Miss Meek), and Mrs. Wilkinson, of Paola, are over pn a visit to friends In the Historic, and made the We Manufacture Times a pleasant call this morning. Waltz by Chas. KInkel, and "Speak to Me" two pretty little piano pieces Mr. F.

A. Beeler came down from Ottawa a 'My Little Queen," by Pinsutl and few days ago and is doing our town in the life and fire Insurance line. Beeler was'along 'There's a Dear Little Island," by Nice Buggies, Carriages Wagons, time connejted with the" asylum here hence has lots of acquaintances and friends here. He Is a good solicitor and Is consequently making money. Edward Hoist two fine new songs, in all, five new pieces worth $2.00 in sheet form.

In no other way can you obtain so much choice, new music at so small a price as' by subscribing for Say friend, don't you know that small pox Is epidemic in Kansas City Well It Is and If you are in humor to accepts little kind advice, we will tell you that you would be more on the sate side of if you were vaccinated. Dr. French has lust received a new lot of vaccine virus of the very best quality and iscsh and pure, He Is prepared to serve you and your family if you will call him in. And We Fred. R.

Lasher returned a few days since and Is attending to the "tired and hungry" at BRAINARD'S MUSICAL WORLD, pub lished by S. Brainard's Sons, Chicago. The World covers a wide field in its scope, and is full of matter that tne Hotel do Gove. He will remain witn us yet for some time, and will not go into the printing business as he does not like the way It treats his health. We hope most sincerely that he may ere long be at the biting end of some hotel of goodly proportions in Kansas, as he has proved himself a model landlord In the course ol his sojourn here and elsewhere.

Mrs. Harden held a reception or tea party on last Thursday evening for the older married ladles of Osawatomle, the quite matronly though still vivacious dames as it is or Interest to musicians ana musical people. Subscriptions received at this Warrant All of Our Work to be equal To Anything Made Any where, Kansas City, Paola, or any City in the United States Call and see' us before you contract for a new Vehicle or for any Repairing Carriages or Wagons Repainted at Low Prices I We occasionally receive letters from friends in different parts of the Htate requesting us to "try and secure them a position In the Asylum" or something of like effect. For the benefit of such we say that there Is no "fear or favor" In the managemen i of this busl ness. Not all who apply for such a position make satisfactory attendants and hence cannot remain, but all are given a fair trial, being taken Into.

service according to their turn, (all applications being carefully filed,) as openings occur by the organization of new wards, the discharge of some one incompetent, or the sickness of some employee. The correct thing to do Is to apply in person or by letter (enclosing stamp for reply,) to Dr. A. Knapp, Superintendent of the Institution. office, where sample copies may be seen.

The Sears Place. Vi acres of fl ne land In the best part of Osa-watomle. lJJ story house, 4 rooms down stairs and up-stairs not finished. An excellent well of water. Lots- of large and small fruit.

In fact It Is as nice a little home as one could wish and Is cheap atH50. Bmai.ley Paul. 1 were. Then again on Friday evening she gathered In the younger dames and an unusually pleasant resulted. The ladles all like Mrs.

Harden hugely, and If we were not afraid of making the "ole man" Jealous we'd suy we liked her too. She Is a very pleasant lady and knows how to entertain her friends to perfection..