The Hope Star from Hope, Kansas • 4

Busmms Directory, Abilene tvMI n'er get rid of their spooks, thy Imvo got a haunted hutthO that troubling lliegcud people now T4 AJ 1 1 1 KAIL llOAD TIME TAJIKS, CHICAGO! KANSAS WKS'i'EKN (Santa pe Route.) OOJNO south. ransonKiif, .10 p. m. L)eaJ ,4:45 p. pi.

GOING NOll'l'IL (Jraudnia Teats wont HOPE MARKET REPORT, lo Ileringlon will spend a Ju. JL Oj last Monday where hu ft few weeks with bur daughter Mrs. A. 3 r.Vhrat JsTo. 2.

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M. (Jrary. A. Web'h makes all of tho latest SJuru. a.

Local 11:03 a. ni ZIVB iQCKx ES ME MOW IT MM PR Hogs, Best Common $1.00 Cows, Uegt 1.50 1 A I'assengor, Jbiily, i'tdltcan l'alaee Sleepers on all passonger trains. Tick- 4... .,11 41. POULTRY.

Spring Chickens lb. Co jpld ileus. lb. fie states ana Canada. S.

L. Tahlok, Agent. per on. 21c. stales in Photo work, Artsto (eellnoid.) The best Photos, Warranted, only $.3.00 per dozen.

We dont think the Dispatch Devil would non. I an O-Possiiru lo btart a nio-nngorio because makes a liust class one" Don't growl because you are troubled with Iiidijostion but take' The (jolden Horj) CiinT for sale by Dr. Steward, at the opera hall, Mr, Dobbins, of Ottor'bine, who has been visiting friends and relatives in this city the past two weeks, re fiuttor ID. 15 to 80o MISSOURI PAC-iPfC RAILWAY. coma east.

Till '4 sW? Passengor. a. m. Local Freight ..1:10 p. i it fast Frejgl(t.

a. HO MO DR. J. H. STEWARD.

ft 7 turned to his home last Wednesday. THE It will pay to examine our s.tock of Clothing ai)d got our pricey before buying elsewhcj-e. We have a large on hand and ttre boud sell it as ow ae it pmi possibly be sold. We also have a largo and complete stock ofjioots jmd Shoes of all kinds and djaurlptipns which wo are selling at prices that cannot well be duplicated, Our of Ladies, Gentlemen and Children's underwa.re iy tho finest in Uie City. By all iueaii.9 take a look at it before buying.

Our line of Dress fioods, Hosiery, Muslin, Sliirtifi-j, Jeans atid potions is fuil and complete, which we are offering at very low prices. 'f Our Grocery department is always suplied with first class goods, which can be bought at low prices. What is the differenop between editor ni. Local Freight, in, Fasj; .0:03 a. ni.

Two Recliuing phalr Cars between Louis and Denver without change, Pullman Sleepers all passengor ial and matrimonial exnerionoeS In tho fbrtner the devil cries for copy; in the latter phe copy ones like the deyil. trains. Tickets on sale for all points In the NOTICE. When going to the Sheep Ranch eith United States, Canada and Mexico. J.

W. Soijhels, Agent. (Subject to Stiyte Supervision.) Vre do a general but) king business, Good notes bought; Money loaned on chattel mortgages jind goqd names. We want your business and wjll treat pu right. CORRESPONDENTS: National Bank; of Cotunierce, New i'ork, National Bank of (jQipnjorRP, Kansas j'Jity.

er on business or for pleasure please do not pass through my yard. The main rojid is made for everybody. A. IlfiNQUESfET. LOCAL NEWS.

Jfo 'if ree Wool" in Hers. A free exhibition was given on our streets this morning by a young man I'm feoing to hang my stocking Is Givincr a Series r. SAWYER, that actually swallowed glass, tacks, nails, and knife blades. It was something that was never' witnessed before by the people pf'thig place. m.

RYNEARSON, bam lea, near me vow." I'd like to see," Tom slyly said, "What you've got in it now," The tarill's high," the maid replied; "Onlv the narson can It is said that Dickinson county will OF tarts Make free wool of my stockings, sir, haye two Jess people's party papers jrfa For; apy living short thd Hope. Star and Hering TO ton being about to ceae publi cationAbilene Chronicle. You qan abuse us all you want to Mr. 0. Crosby is quite ill.

Dontfail to attend the free concerts, It's a fact we are doing some fine lob CITY DRAY AND EXPRESS All Orders To come into pur store and examine our stock and prices, as we are offering inducements the way of good goods and low prices, superior to any advantages ever bfiered before, Gentlemen, but (for God's sake) don'i forget us. work. Jno. Sellers went to Emporia last CUTTING i. J.1 Misses MeClellan and Morsa will Mrs.

W. A. Hawley went to Abilene teach the science of cutting and iftting ATTENDED TO OH an gartnents worn by ladies.1 isohool The Goldek IIkrb CuuECp. at the open Dec. 6th.

1892. 1st. Door Jforthof old Dispatch printing office. Hope Ks. Walsh's Hall Which Commenced MONDAY, 2.8.: And Wil Continue a Change of Program Each If ight Un bnort Notice.

Mrs Sorrels is still un able to bo un Our ljttle city is now' being visited by Farm Produce Wanted at all The Golden Herb Cure They draw a large crowd evpry piht at nail, it is a pleasure to listen to Dr. Steward tell of his wonderful Herb Cure. Go even body, it coits you noth ing, Times, For Which the Highest Market Price Will be Paid, Thg Enterprise Journal wants the til Hope Star poet chosen by Queen Vic toria to fill the laurentoship made vacant by Tennyson's death. Second the motion; let's gut rid of SATURDAY, Chronicle. Your Patronage Solicited, Prices Reasonable.

J. P. Hutchison. Carpets! Carpets! I am prepared to weave carpets for parties in and around Hope. AH work of this kind should be brought to my residence, one Llock north of the, Ma Pap, depot.

That's right Geutlemon keep right on squeezing, you'miht aeoomplish some December 11. thing WANTED 8 men to quarry Gypsum llock or work with team and take houses and lots in payment. This Company has been in the State Ten A. Henquenet. Years.

"Chinaman go on stlike, al lee same Melican man no pickeo more laisin, unless dollee and haf a Melican and around- We are strictly in it when it comes to doing job' work. Mrs. Bradshaw went to Iler-ington this morning, B. M. Anderxon went tp Abilene last Saturday on business, Charley Robinson left on this mornings train for Chicago.

Miss Eva Fore returned last Sunday from her visit to Salina. Advertising is the long pole that knocks tho persimmons. 1 ree poncerts at the opera house, by The Goldeq Herb Cure Co. Crosby Andrews hayo the finest Cranberries you ever saw. Miss Bassler spent Thanksgiving, with her father in Enterprise.

Lawyer Seeds', of Abilene, was doing business, in town last Geo, Burroughs, of spent Sunday and Monday in this city, A. M. Crayy, of ho Ilerington Times, was in town on business last Tuesday, Mrs. Chfts. Bradshaw went tp Her-ington this morning to visit her parents.

Do you want to keep warm? Jf so buy $he Live Oak at Koch Bkos. "New made and od made's clothing always on hand." says a country advertiser. Covae Hope for your Photos, only $3,00 per Warranted, the latest We are rushed with job work, but we are able to do more, pome in and give us a ohance. Miss Liola Teats came home from Chapman to spend Thanksgiving with hur parents, Mrs, Simon, Shockey, of Abilene, is Visiting friend8 and relaliYes in the ohn. Donley 0-0-0-0-0 0-0-0-0-0-0 0-0 I hep a full: line off resit But if You Do, Be Sure That Your Medicines are compounded of the purest drugs by a competeut Pharmacist, To make sure of this sent! your prescriptiops tp Miles Guthrey, at the People's Drug Store, where Only the best 'Drugs are Sold.

A Full Line of Proprietary Medicines Always, in Stock? Headquarters for Paints, Oils apd Painters' Supplies, Toilet Goods, Stationery-, Cigars, Etc. Agents For Tho Famous Estey Organs and Pianos. man no payee dolle haf, he go belie) and laisins lot on vine. Chinamon no dammee foolee, he allee same good like Melican man, sometimes better," This states the stattt3 of the heathen raisin picker in Riverside for the coming season. Mr.

Jos. Jt. Fike and Miss Priscilla LJos tetter were pni'tcd. in marriage yesterday at the of he brides parents, Mr, D. K- Hostetter, In 'the evening the boys gathered at that place to chivari the happy couple, and some foolish boy, in order to a little more noise than the rest, fired a revolver and, acpidently struck! a boy by the name of Kraybill.

dn th side inflicting quite a serious wound, he was immediately brought to town and by the skillfulnesa, of Drs. and Miles, he is on the road to Cakes. Cookies, Buns, The Concerts are First-class, consisting of: Vocal and Instrumental Music, Character Sketches, Comical, Sentimental and Topical Songs AND 1 2 ACT Pies, Bread 4lso a full liw Qf Candies, Nuts, Lemons, Oranges, and other fruits. Black Hawk Livery Stable. TIRED OF LIFE.

Oysters, Celery, and Vegetables in, season. A Fine line of cigars and tobacco, jilwajs on hand. Meals at all hours of iay. city this week. For a hrst-ehiis I'A The wants of travl GO IE turnout of any kind Cw "f'' eling men giyen this is tho stable to VV.A"'-' wompt attention, patrouizp.

I Tlr'J yAfi patronage is boarded at rua-on- XK'f 11 "i Rates able rates, Ht'1- reasonable- Introducing for the first time in this city Jtartmai? Ciranger, Kent and Lamoreux, the trio of jlERINGTON, KANSAS. JOHN MAY, Proprietor. Kansas. musical wonders. J.

F. Porter Attempts Sulclito With kauduiiuiji, J. F. Porter, a man past middle age, who came' here with Lis family from Peabody a few weeks ago and opened up a millinery and notion store, made an unsuccessful attempt upon his own life Sunday night, taking three tea spons full of laudanum. His wife was at churoh.

but his son returned shortly after he had taken the drug and foundhimina stupor. Dr. Miles was immediately summoned and succeeded in bringing him out all right. The fact that too large a dose of the drug had been taken by Mr. Portor made it the easier to resuscitate him.

A letter addressed to Mrs. Porter by the would-be suicide explained that he was tired of living. It is believed that worry over some money due hini alto had a share in leading him to his rash act. Mr. Simon Dobbins of Welcott, has been visiting relatives in this city the past two weeks.

Miss spetit her vacation in Junction City attending the Central Kansas Teachers' Association. Wime Tobey made a great trade this week, instead of dr'viiig colts now be drives a team of mules. If you want a first class cbok stove buy the Banquet at Kocn Bnos. Some one bring us some Irish potatoes, sweet potatoes or com and take the Star in exchange. Don't fail to attend the Golden Herb Cure free concerts, one or two nights before they go away.

County Clerk Nottorf, of Abilene, was shaking hands with his many friends in town last Monday. A free concert giyen by The Golden Herb Cure at Walsh Vonem. PHYSI0IAN AND SURGEON, Doors open at 7. Commencing at 7:45. ADMISSION FREE.

Reserved Seats 5 cts. Dr. J. "II. STEWARD will be at the Jackson House each da- to con All Calls Promptly Attended i)ay or Night.

Office on Main Street, Over Miles Guthi'ey'g l)rug Store, P. JACKSON, Proprietor. The Cleanest and Neatest Hotel in the City. The Best and Most Can-fortablo hotel in the City. Good Rooms, Good Meals and Good Sample Rooms.

TEEMS REASONABLE. sult with all who wish to meet him Use Dr. Steward's Golden Herb Cure for Indigestion. from 10 to 12 and from 2 to 4, free of charge. KANSAS-1 eyery night until Satnrday Dec.

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