The Canton Carrier from Canton, Kansas • 3

TIMETABLE. M'niEItSON ITI5MS. i flM In DON'T HEAD THIS HURRY HURRY cantox carrier: TnURSDAV, NOVEMBER 2.3 188'). t. s.

r. b. k. it. branch.

Train leare Canton as follows: It. E. Findley, of. White Citv Mor- ris county; Kansas, brother of Jas. A.

Hut if you d.t Ju take tice that I keep. rnmenref "Way-frviKht A' coniuiudatiira tn. 12:17 p. in. a.

m. atnwL djjn). jjutjjl surrLiti rirtc I The in the The side of lots is very brisk just now STATIONERY, VIOLINS, VIOLIN I. Strings and Trimmings, Accordians, I OOMO TVKST. 7:44 a.m.

"Way trelclit in. All re 'glit tra carry jmsse-'Ki-m. I- v. tb Ladies' Hand Bags, and a Genera! Line of Notions, Etc. For Sai i CHURCHES.

ALSO FINE CiG R3, PIPES AWJT03ACC0. the dilferent additions to our city. McPherson is bound to grow. Hons. A.

Smith and J. M. Simpson were in Mcl'hersou and were heartily greeted by their friends, A. M. Donald and A.

W. Bunyan, of Hugoton, are in the city. A very interesting communion seivice was held in tho Presbyterian church last Sabbath. Mrs. John A.

Myers and her daughter Pearl, have been sick fvr a number of To Sho can't fall out of the hammock now, For this haruaclc season's past. And she can't fall out or the rocking chair, For "Johnuio" holds her fast. The Cakuieu free from now to the 1st of January. Canton has been alive th'a week with teams from the country. The Toledo lilade with this paper will cost you only sixty cents additional.

Mrs. Skimland ia adding a well to the improvements around her residence. And remember to watch out for my the Old Reliable Cheap i or i i Broods 'I miir.ii il Call HOLIDAY cash store, if you are need I'lCriSONWI. Mrs. Daniel flennonsy was in town Saturday.

J. C. Krauso, of Cawkcr City, was iu the city Saturday last. Ctias'. Sufll' Id and Frank Ilcrrick went to McPherson Wednesday.

Mr. W.L. Beach and family from Itoxbury, were in Canroa Mou ldy. Sir. and Mrs.

Tanner, of Roxbury made a visit to Canton. Edward Serviss, of disirict No. 73, added his name to our subscription list Monday. 'Squire Salter went to McPherson Tuesday and paid taxes for saveral non-residents. Kcv.

Turney returned lstst Friday from Emporia where he had been spending the week. K. P. Nash, formerly of Canton, lately of Huifoton, Is back in the couuty and will open School at Gypsum City. Curtis; Williams, having: made a fortune ou the farm, moved tUfs week to Canton.

He will have charge of Jim Smalley's seed store E. W. Taylor caruo down from MePhersoa on Monday to look afcer some business interests. In comp.mv with K. W.

Meriag ho left Tuesday for a trip through tho country uorta as far as Oypsum City. M. n. Wright when In town yesterdty, dropped into this oilice and ordered the sent to au eastern friend. Come thou, O.

reader, uisd do likewise. It only eosts a quarter, and may be the means ot bringing a new settle te Kansas. GOODS. 5. ff KttiOrUst Episcopal.

PoMio service at tho M. tli. entiveh evrv morning-mid cren-lnif. The tlrst Sabbath mornlnjr and the third Hubbrtth mornin(r iitnl vcninjr in month til occupied by 'be Presbyterians. Sabbath school, smndny, 111 n.

m. Ponir ntvl praver nvrvlce every Thursday evo. W. J. .1.

M. Woolpkkt. j. n. madoox, Supt.

igethodlst Frotestant. Divine services at Fel the ehurr-li the first and third Sab-buhsof each month, at 11 o.ciock a. and 7:30 m. Prayer uioetns every Wednesday vetting. CANTON UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL meets every Suudny afternoon at 3 o'clock.

S. Clauk, Supt, WR. C. No. 107.

meets the first and third Fridays in each month at three o'cloei. Mrs. Gkay, Pres. Mrb. Kate Drake.

Secy. And when you want to buy como an Inspect mt goods an I get prices before you purchase elsewhere. J. E. ATTEXT.

ing' anything- in DRY GOODS, for we can do you good. Our Stock is Coznplsto anil our urioos The American Farmer free to all new subscribers for the next three a -id days, but are convalescing now and will soon be about again. Today is our annual national thanksgiving day. Union services will be held in the M. E.

church. The sermon will be punched at eleven o'clock by Rev. Heir, of the Congregational chinch. Miss Anna Nilson lectured on Mor- 8i Loeo Brokers c.c LOWEST BATES! 3. fcen SECRET SOCIETIES.

i Farm Loans at 6 per cent, 7 per SMS liiilM The west-bound accommodation Tuesday evening was alxmtjwo hours late. We hear that there is an unusually good literary society at Diamond school house. The Chicago Xews with the Carkieb will cost you only fifty cents additional. A new butcher shop is among the new enterprises that are developing in Canton. Air.

Gillilan's new residence in the McAllister addition is receiving a coat of paint. ent or 8 per cent without commis-1 sion. We write in the tnor ige i Xliki votMV. IO. O.

F. Canton Lodsre No. IrtS meets In its hull Saturday Vvunint; of each week. Visiting bretheren are cordially invited to attend. J.

K. King, N. O. j. C.

Ha 1. 1., See. 6A. Silas Miller Poft, No. St, meets Mon-l day eveuinjrson or after the full moon of aeh month.

All members aro requested to be in attenduuee miting com rods cordially ia-vited. E.SW, Meiiiiff, Adjt. W. O.Gray. P.

AY. Si A. Canton Lodsro meets on Tuesday nn or bf fore the full moonof each month. Visiting: brethren cordially invited. W.

B. KlLK, W. M. J. E.

Ki.vq, See. W3 hnv3 SpDOial Bar.ins in if rrr i ne privilege oi paying ine enure loan in sums of $10 or any multi pie thereof, at the expiialion of any interest coupon, and don't charge for the privilege. Wright Go. Loan ovA-. MeriiEnsox.

OJflce Farmer cb JfercWts link. ami' JLil VV I X. All Jewel ry i li of Kejiairs mike -At MiPitiery Si-, ribt Maaufartn-cr aa'l i' namm', Brushes Jjv, i The ltock Island engineer eorp were setting grade stakes Tue3day this side of Galva. DOGTOliS. -Proofs, and many otlier articles cultlsl for Ylntsr Wr.ntn.

There was to be a turkey shooting match yesterday, a couple of miles southwest of Galva. 7 1 av is i5.ijjvin,s. H. EVERSOI.E, Electic.) PHYSICIAN SURGEON, TteMilenee on the North West quarter ot Section 15, Sprinjr Valley Township. ilajde syrup at IJefit.s.

32 Let everybody turn out tonight to the supper given by the relief corps ladies at the Commercial house. Lindsborg is to have a national bank. The famous Louie Lord dramatiu company is iu McPuersou this week. The well known MuPberson house. It is reported, as hotel, Some sinner broke into the Excelsior school bouso b'st week and stole a number of buoks and slutes.

1 A "cut off" on the Missouri Pnciflc road between Uypsum City and iiudsborg an enterprise soon to bo executed. A McCann last week refused (3,500 for the lot on the southwest corner of JMaiu and Elizabeth streets, Mcfherson. Thecouniy coinmissioaers last week leased additional rooms iu the Allison Bros, bloca, McPherson, for couuty ottlccs. The name of the switch station on the K. P.

six miles uorlh of Mot'nei son, heretofore known as Simpson, had been changed to Hillton. A petition has boon crciulutcd in Jackson township lor another election on the proposition for the Abilene, Sterling Southwestern railroad. Turkey Creek township votes on a Newton Si Northwestern railroad bond proposition, on the 21s of December. The amount asked for is 10,000. It pays to advertise.

The firm of Bass Collins, who are agents for the sale of Clark's addition on the south of the ity, sold last Saturday 27 lots at $2Jtand $2odcach, amounting in the aggregate to MM. It wasn't a very good day for sales, either. McPherson Q8. W. H.

GEOKGK, Physician and Surgeon. Office at Pat'a Drog Store. Will attend all calls. CANTON, KANSAS. A singing class under the management cf Mrs.

Hagar, meets Fiiday nights at the Garfield school house. All tint's at palriug ncnllr dm ea sU i nn'o Kansas. BOOTS AND .1 IB FOR iiE rilOU AND Col. McXeely, a Rock Island contractor, is at Galva, and we were told that he would commence work this week. LA IV VERS.

For buckw iit-sit flour to lientz's. Chihlren wi 1 Im lv take Dr II McLean's Tir Wine Lung Balm; unlike cough syruns.it contains no opium, will sooihe and heal any disenseof the throat or lungs quicker than any ether remedy. Far better than the harsh treatment of medicines which horribly gripe the patient and destroy the costing of the stomach. DrJ 11 McLean's Chills and Pevercure, by mild, yet effective action will cure. Sold at titty cents a bottle.

Everybody bring in your repairing in the jewelry, watch, and clock line to MclSvoy it (iragg. They have now a workman. fit, Us Mnl Pfisj to ilia i 1 i mmm a gKATTAN RATTAN, Latcyers and Notaries Public, McPherson, Kansas. Office over McCann's store. G.

F. Orjittan. J. M. bat-tan.

P. LINDSAY, A TTORNE Y-A LA W. VKM.Kli I Bund: evenin? the M. P. church was unusually well attended, and Rev.

Bradley delivered an excellent discourse. David Wymaii now wears the star of marshalship. He will make a good one and prove a terror to the lawless. Mr. Sidney Miller, of Galva, died last Sunday of typhoid fever, and was buried in the cemetery at McPherson, Tuesday, A number of Canton parties went to McPherson Monday and took in the Wichita excursion over the Ft.

Scolt road. CLOTHING i OVERQ0AT8. McPherson. Kansas. momsm to a good audience in the Baptist church.

Her lecture was good. Miss Ella Miller, recently from Bur-mah, India, delivered a lecture last evening in the Baptist church. W. II. Bright, the former editor of the McPherson Champion, is now home again.

It, is said that he and Thomas McXeal have succeeded with their enterprise, and they hope to reap a rich harvest from their invention. T. W. Xixon, S.iu'ta Fe a rent at this place, has moved into his new liou.se on trlli Maple strewt. Rumor has it that the Santa Fe Co.

will move their passenger depot to north Main street in the near future. The case of Thompson vs. citizens' of Wiiidom was given to the jury Tuesday morning, and at this writing they are still out. A good-degree of interest is manifested in the meeting now in progress in the M. E.

church. Sunday evening the church was packed and the service was of much interest; Monday evening's meeting was well attended and was one of great power. There were three persons buried on Sabbath. Mr. Gross and his wife died during the week.

Tiieir funeral to.ik place in the afternoon conducted by Rev. Ilerr, of the Congregational church. The funeral of a child of a Mr. Brown, took place in the Christian church also in the afternoon. Rev.

Kerr officiating. The excursiou to Wichita on Sabbath, was a success as far as numbers are concerned, but with many it was a successful drunk. One man who went with the excursion said that he never wanted to go on another Sunday railroad He expressed himself as being ashamed of his company. It is said that the conductor put all the drunken men in a car by People generally, who go on excursions ou the Sabbath, don't have any rt gard for that da and it is to be hoped that the time will too; i come when the law will put a stop to such things. A good story is told on Senator Vor-hees.

The state of Indiana generally product a good crop of corn. A huge portion of this crop in Indiana is distilled into whisky, yielding a good revenue to the farmer. The subject of prohibitum a number of years ago was introduced into the state, and there was a great ileal of intenst manifested on the subject. A good many became very anxious about their business, and it is said, procured the great Indiana senator tt make some speeches against prohibition A large gathering of people greeted turn at his first meeting, and the senator one cf his best speeches. In his argument he asked his audience that if prohibition was obtained what would dv) with their corn'.

Twice he asked the question and no one answerd. As if to gather strength for a final fi'r, be raised himself on tiptoe and asked the question the third time, what will. you do with your A short, stubby Dutchman arose and answered. 4'I dell you Mr. Vorheese.

what we vill do. ve viil raist more hock (hogs) and less Tim senator's line eil irt wa sp I. hi. MISCELLANEOUS. Itch; jirnirio m.mge nnd Bcratclies every kind cured in 30 uiiuuteH by Wolford 8 Sanitary Ixdion.

nr tuted by J. II. Day," druggist Outi ton. lyr 3s M. S.

Ben cames the finest lines of cigars and tobac ot iu tho city. When you are iu need of a good tuuoke jive him a call. We luve an iiniofti-e ttock of pud Overcoats to reduce l'o iau irv lt. and we tn 1 gootU that will t'lisnn a npi I 1 you ee t-iur g.ds. will s-m v' CLOCKS.

ivejt.iirh.g fa.e watches a i i g-jeivtjiiyis inger; Machines Iveinenioi-r tti kefp thrji gei'tial stote. Do j. ac acd Mr. Phillip, of the Rock Island grading force, said the other day that the graders would commence at the east side of the county. The entertainment tonight in the G.

A. It. hall will commense at seven o'clock, and the supper at the Commercial house wi'l follow. What the CARKIEK Would Like to Kaotr. Who will be the next speaker of the state legislature? Why nobody seconded our motion for a literary society If we are going to have a temperauce lecture soon? If there is any businessman in Canton who is not having a rushing trade? Who let out our ailer dog? What become of the Ft.

Worth railroad? How long it will be before we shall hear the. Rock Island whistle? Young, Monlgdmary Go. There nreiii.iii.v accidents and diseases which allVcl siockand uis- serious incnu venieuee and l.iss Up fanner his work.whicU i.v bequickN ed bv tne list of Dr Mi'L-jaa Volcauin Od Liiiimeiit. tlf-mM COTTAGE ORGANS on band to be sold COST. Dealer in i'l iiiiii, sta'e wo MONMIIT on hand aKeal ICsttite and City Property.

AViien nature t'aitei'M and rcquins recruit he enfei bled energies wiih Ir. J. II. MoLe.m's Sir.Mig.h-eniug t'oidial ami IJiood IVridcr. Kxposttw 'o r.u'h woa'h-r, (ri-t lv in dump l.olilifs are l'ii omfili-to I of iliiiisf8 nf the kid m- n.id bhuld.

-s a a id th cim-n all Hdr.py nnd liver troiildi-, that valuable ronaily, .1. II cUi l.her and Kidney li.tlMi $1.0:) i it bottle For farm loans be Mire and see 23 Drake fc Saltkr. It it is an ill wind th 'X- My busicss i Strictly Cah. or tr do T- pr- iu. gi i rs to dry gnd bl -HVS a Farm and City Property FOR SALE I Also Ifotary Public.

A son of Mr. Humble a few days ago accidentally shot himself in the fore finger. The bail lodged near the joint until removed by Dr. George. Mr.

J. A. Ingram talks of putting in a feed grinder by his shop and running it by steam, an 1 will have the benefit of the power in the carpenter shop. The Carrier will give you the political news uncolored by partisan predju-dice. Subscribe now while you have a chance to get another paper with it.

J- Franklin, one of the defendants ni the disttubnnce of the peace case last week, had a rehearing before 'Squire Salter Saturday, and was acquitted. Young man, take your girl to the supper and entertainment, given tonight by the ladies of the relief corps. If you don't have one, tike another fellow's: The telegraph wire on the Mo. Pacific is put up as far as Elyria. The Dolls are 5 THAT (I ACkLMi tlUCil can be so quickly cured by Shi'oifs Cure.

We guarantee it. J. il. Day. 1 i'JAi'TOX, KANSAS.

T. W. J. KSLLSH, C'ATABKII t'UltK. healthand sweeter breath secured by Stiiloh Cauinli It.

l'lke 'aal injtcloi tu J. 11. Day's. (Jin-tfi I'n pr.i tor of tht? WILL YOCSCFl 113 itii dvspepsia mid liver comptaintir Vitaiizn is lo nuf vidi. .1.

il. i.y. 2 riileia; i rfcer l.e .1. II. Mcl.ea i's Tiir k'Mf, 0 Ufa I As i Mr.

W. II. Whittall, wc are sorry to relate, had the misfortune to break one of his legs yesterday morning. He was up in Mr. Drake's haymow and accidentally stepped through a hole in the ll breaking both bones just above the ankle.

He was taken to his home a few miles southwest of town. Dr. George has charge of the case, and under his eilicient care the patient will do as well as possible, and we hope soon to see him about again. for a region in general so remakably healthy. Canton and vicinity for the pat few weeks has been having a 'great deal of sickness.

Mr. II. Daldwin is still confined to his room with trouble in his lungs; Mr. Dunsroire has the typhoid fever; Mr. George Wheeler is ill with some disease, the nature of which we have not learned, Mrs.

Hoggatt is laid up also with lung trouble, and one or two others are ailing more or less seriously. The members and friends of the M. V. church assembled Monday evening at the residence of Mr. Steele and surprised Rev.

Mr. Bradley, who was spending the evening there, by a pound sticial in his behalf. We understand that about sixty were present, and that tho donations in all amounted to S2-5. Mr. and Mrs.

Bradley are very much gratified with this handsome expression of esteem, and encouraged by the-evidciic? of life and good will in the church. it if KM Wts.e Calms it they liint ii trace of urn, ium rt liia, Xnl its cJneiiey l.i ur- i.i i I turoi.l --r l-ii'ij Ih noieleti'ul. 1 r.t. strung along the road to McPherson, and the wire will be put up to that point this week. Ii tn ftttiUM 1 i.ckii-o pa.

cn mi he ey cannot bear tn All 1 l.i i o-b'ov 1 can gel 's cry lov ti i-t-s. yoii -ir Five new names were added to our subscription list last Thursday and three more Friday. At this rate will have Livery, Fcacl Sale CANTON, KAN tig'ii. ami tin I your --iglit vve.ik at.tt 1 ii jr, yu shotil I proinptlyti.se Ii. J.

II. McLt-an' ngUieuing Le salve, 'lb cents a box. i over two hundred new ones by the first of January. are We ker-p the hcJt of t.K-k ana urni'h ful Are you re scd a 1 ill 1.4 i 1 ir-IL-v Dr. J.

15. Ues; a- ri 1 'i lourcIitsr a Anything in my line entrusted to me will receive prompt attention. Will be glad to Eee all friends whether on business or otherwise. One door north of MoEvoy Gragg's. E.W.HEP.HG.

P. S. All kinds of Sowing Machine Needles and repaiis always on hand. HARNESS SHOP! A full and complete line of harness and -saddles and every kind of horse-furnishing goods always on hand. GOODS as GOOD PRICES as LOW As you ean get by going to McPherson or any neighboring city.

My goods aro all made of the best oak-tanned leather, and 1 WILL SOT BE UNDERSOLD. Call on me before going elsewhere and you will not regret it. REPAIRING Neatly done and as cheap as the cheapest. F. V.DiESTELIIORST, Proprietor Il AieL.Mu's "In VViiM Balm.

always cn sous ti 1 and iiod Saddle Horses Hand. The scries of meetings under the charge of the Rev. C. II. DeLong at Galva last week, opened unusually well, but the rough weather interfered materially with their success.

a Insswn se feet a' prompt ai radient cur. Sit-k tad on i io prouipi I Ivai-d agri'eablv baniio bv J. Mrs. Orcutt, of Ohio, who was visiting her sister, Mrs. Prentice at Galva, died there last week.

Her remains were taken to Ashtabula accompanied by her husband and Mr Prentice. Ff-na Weather we-irs lrasics of winter. We havj ha 1 tw snow ana the thorni jui jtf stolid six above zero a the I.Stll. Ibi cholera apaiu in our Several farmers have been ht'avy losers. Mr.

Stephen Pars ms has lost over one hundred head. A number of calves have died iu vicinity bUc'c le. Tiie It cic Island ha purchased tho right ot way throrj-h ip i lr Ujivnlup and we expect to ar tho whistle wuii-in a year. Far.nj.rs aro buy huAui corn. ground is too dry f.r pl.iivinx.

liorn. at the residencs of Eugene Palmer, a daughter. Died On Saturday morning, tho 13th. Rachel X. Pal mor, wife of Eugene P.ii-mer.

She left a family of seven children, the youngest born a lew hours before she died. The funeral sci vices were conducted by Rev. (Jaunt, of irton. A large procession followed her remains to the cemetery. Died Win.

Johnson; nn aged German living otl section 21, Creek township, from dropsy. M. DIJAliE, II. McLean's Little I. ver and Kid ney pellets.

23 a vial. i IiKDEUICK S.M.TFi!, Notary 1 The Rock Island boom is upon us The graders are in town, the engineer corps will be here today and the work will be pushed right along. The prospect of this road has ripened into a dead certain- I mZ. iuU 1 ty. The effect is fell in business circles.

Salvo. The lu st salve iu theuotlj for itts. bruises, son nltus, wilt rheum, lever chapp. hatids, liiilaius. ciiiTisaiul ali siiiu eruptions, and positively cures piles, 01 110 pay required.

It is to i.vc perfect, fat or money refimdl. Price 2r, cents per box. I-01 sale by J. 11. Day.

1 and Land, Loan Co Already rumor of a new bank, a mill and various other much needed enterprises are being quietly discussed on the streets. ion IGUtlU I City Meat Marin Every man, woman and child in Canton should go to church today and thereby express their gratitude for the good things which they enjoy. Union service at the P. church at 1 1 a. m.

The district judge has ordered all the township trustees to meet him in McPherson on Saturday, Xov. 27. Some of the number failed to make out the list of eitizens eligible for jury service, hence this order to come together and straighten up matters. i The man who would get the full benefit i of the rise in property in Canton must invest at once. Chamberlains Kycand Skin Ointment.

Is' cooling and hing, wl cn ap pl'cd to sensative pirts, it rel eve-, iull 1111111:11:011, dialing and soreness of t.kin, and all Mii'trtiug and itching diseases. Il has cured Chronic Iutl uii'iiaiion of the Fyes, when every other treatment had failed. Id by J. II. Day.

Would rep ct fully in form tl.e pili. lie that m- keeps constantly o. a full of 1-Yeh SaUcd and Smoked Meat, lie pays the highest, rtirfcc. price for hides, tallow, etc. lie his just put in a new refrigerator, with the aid of -which be will now be aVe to furnish his' customers fresh meats throughout the hot wealh; DOxTT READ THIS i We Have SOO T03TS5 of CANON CITY COAL in store for the Winter snow Have you farm to Bell, or do you wish to bnf one? von wisjj obtain Loan? you wi.sh to make a Coilection? Have you money ji i placed on gjod secvrily.

Our Clubbing List. The Canton Cakkiku any of the following publications will he sent one year to the tame address fur the following prices, invariably in advance: neu rr Trice I Tub lratiiin-. Caki.i k. AJIKKICAN I'ARMER (91.00) yO Ciucaoo Nmvs, (l 2 110 'f w. Show this paper to your neighbor who is not a subscriber and tell him to compare the local news contained therein with that of any otner paper of the county.

We claim to publish the best local paper in the county and do not fear comparison. The pulpit of the M. E. church was occupied Sunday' morning and evening by the Presbyterian minister. II.

DeLong, who preached two fearless and very "able sermons. After the morning service the question of holding a series of meetings was discussed among tho members of the Presbyterian organization, and the sense of the meeting was in favor of beginning, with the week or prayer, the first Sunday in Januaiy. 'Squire Salter eays that we were wrong last week in saying that Postmaster Johnson had tired of official honor. The real cause of his desire to rcsurn is that Worse than a )'he Aliuni. Oae of tiie most ret I fa i ai CII Oil' SAIiTSU, C2.Ilt031, that c.iit be -o lo.icd in a 01 niter HH.KIIO OI.ADE, (i I til Jo 75 Pf'bu-ed by croup; dread! ul, i 3 00 known to Ik d'iiicru: i I I I 1 SCIENTIFIC ASIKRIC Ot IEMtnKSTS 00) And on will obtain the LOWE RATES.

t)vei D.y.s Drag Store, Canton, Kansas. We also have constantly on hand Tor sale M'ilUSTER COAL, BESTOF BLACKSMITH COAL, The Chicago bbhn mi i 11 riiiDit' iircaiiiui in cau.si-1 hi' nit. ot Ihe.se price will be offend lv until Dccendier 15. The Liberty literary society was not very well attended Tuesday evening. A party in the neighborhood took away the crowd and most of the heavyweights that night.

The boys will wrestle with the mysteries of the protective tariff next Tuesd ey night. ft loved ol.e is r.y. fhaui bi -bun's Cougit Meno'dy is 1,. ver i he has made a fortune. We interviewed Also all kinds of lat.imr, tt Ladies, tale your diOMimku Will seli at the following pricey f.

"eroiis If, se.tsi cash ou.v: urimin tr ami it win a Mr. Johnson and found that the 'Squire was correct. Mr. Johnson has made a fortune and wants to get -nt of the office in order to find it. neatly and pron.piiv doce.

pr. v. a.d is Hft A i e. Il i liu to lv vl l.u-h rj i No 1 12 to eo ft per yt. '-'0 i'S i ANTHRACITE COAL I FINDI.EY EASTLICK.

XIcPHERSOK-, KAN. Common hoard l'eiicing 11 CT Another Ofier. We will send the Caumkr to new sub 1 uoiuji .1 scribers from now until the 1st cf Janu Mr. oi'iiirtnct i 1 1 1 tiriusiH'it wnu 1110 1 cl ncrson count v. i 1 A gang of railroad men having fifteen scrapers, fourteen teams and men in proportion, came in Tuesday evening.

They will go right to work'as soon as the grade stakes are put in. The engineers were expected Wednesday or Thursday. The graders will work both ways from Canton. ip I A 'SBll'llUUBjs'Ii 5 I ary. 18SS, for Subscribe at once and get the best local pnper in McPherson county now uatil New Year for nothing.

a $18 co to iii 22 50 re co Siding rhuuir.f Yhen you pat! 'f 1 iMSflovtyry ronize the II. Aiken's trailer line 1 Sihr- Wtv.no.uh, Comfortable convcvai.ee to any in- Albintit- City and of the city only ten N'w "rk bad been tr.o, idi -j. i Vrt 1 A will ha in vk of FINE Aim Honey! I VOU Want, oe mi inr.i it? aiiic it' as iiiiiiict il 10 try Dr. f'-i new diwoi'Vcrv foi i Standard A Vlia'ux: If per io, to to .1 honey, either in comb or extr i a These are Solid Facts. The best blood purifier and system regulator ever placed within the reach of Buffering humanity, truly electric bitters.

Inacti of the liver, bilhouHness, jaurniice, Constipation, weak kidneys, or any disease of the unnary organs, or whoever requires an appetizer, ionio or -mild stimulant, will always find electric bitters the beet and only certain cure known. They act surely and quickly every bottle guaranteed to give entire satisfaction or money "refunded. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by J. II. Day.

tl but b's! (, Ml! I the e.tr rm son-tiCKM io call on M. S. Heniz. No I Lr. th Thanksgiving service at the M.

P. church Thanksgiving day r.t 11 a. m. Come one. and all- and join in giving thanks to Almighty God for his blessings.

Tastou. -i literary society a i liberty did r.ol meet last wok on account of lid The first quarterly meeting of the P. church of Canton station, will begin Saturday, December 4, from which date the meeting will be indefinitely protracted. Rev. J.

W. Wesley, an evangelist from Nebraska, and Kev. J. II. Luca, president of the Kansas conference, P.ehurjch, will be present and take part in these mcetmjrs.

Both these gf-nth men are n-ien of jrrent nnrt wo tm- ti.f 1 new an.l Tbc stable is uu Able is tliilibcn wci-t- siti-iir'v Go to Pfi khi.s tV- K. supplied with a Lime, per bid. wsctc Abo wash-roam, ami ot'te- Irrn'rcr in 1 illr.li.s ti; lis-rlow iniioilll. tan, I.iiik Jim intodv, icd and Meu'e dnsn Kid Tm will find tl-t Inrgesf imp ffi-ctf Dr. lu-iw 1 buggy room nud ladies waiting rcum.

,11 uMuruiiiii.i iu me niscoverv is now thn a i ill "tT" rs I assortment of aiw uau a cnoiee a choice remedy in tho Coleman household and on board the schooner. Vrv. Ji 1:3 a the meeting will be productive of groat coo cigars tobaccos, and smokers articles and temperance drinks of all kinds. "VVe also Lave a fine line of notions. trial boti.t,H of this sf.r.d- For farm loans be fure and see 23 DhaKe fe Salteb.

K4 at J. II. Dav..