The Kanopolis Journal du lieu suivant : Kanopolis, Kansas • 4

Locate in the rowing Town of Ellsworth Happenings. From oar Regular Correspondent. They sayGalen.Palnieris UJUON PACIFIC EAXLWAT. Nov Time Table in Effect Sept. 2.

'83. Train No, I the Pacific Express, leaves Council Bluffs 7:35 p. daily, arriving in Denver second day, 6:15 p. Ogden third L'y 5-45 P- m- and San Francisco fourth day Si! T3 ft PA 1 -4 tir of the West RAILROAD. i a v.T1 1 -i- Oity of Kansas, and 1 KANOPOLIS HAS TWO COMPETING LINES OF The great Missouri Pacific system with its 6,526 miles of railroad under one management, and the miles o.

railroad srivinir Kanoooiis direct railroad connections to all nnints. east wt InrtK anA Union Pacific railroad with its 4 I cj i tlv BIt cuusu.uuy uanclng. me lime to Dny is JNOW. shrewd observers to be from one-half to what they w.ll bring in the near future. The most rehable and best investment in the small investment now in Kanopolis Town Lots should bring large returns in a short time.

Lots can be had to-day at prices estimated b. World today is town lots in KauooolisVl 1 P. Next Important City 1 1.14 UHU ovutlX 023 SALE The Mo. Pac. is the shortest, best and quickest route to fct.

Loui. making close connection at Genesee for Kansas City, St. Louis and all points, the be.t trains. Free chair cars, elegant sleepers and the most direct lines to all points. Paul Harding, Agt mde easy, nianuiacturinx liubbcr.

fetamps. Sena for Price List of Outfits, to 'V Uorniun, No. 217 east Uvrtnan atiwet, liiUtimore, AUcyhuul, U. 3.. A.

HO OTHER INVESTMENT GAM SHOW SUCH PROFITS AS KANSAS REAL ESTATE IN THE LSAT TEN YEARS. Everyone admits that there is to be a Large City in Central Kansas, and Kanopolis is making such rapid strides in securing Factories ltailroad facilities, that it cannot fail to become the Grand Central shipping and supply depot for this Grand Jtate. factories, xaiiroad FOR TOWN PLAT OP KANOPOLIS, Map of Kansas, Price of Lots, and full particulars, call on or addres8 CL DLIT. Real-Estate Broker, Kansas A'srsnus, Kanopolis, Kan. jjjp After 30 dayi? We Offer You Wealth By giving you the current informotion necessary to intelligently utilize your means.

For $1, The Kansas City Weekly Journal, a 64-column paper, complete in every ieature necessary to make it first-class, can be had for $1.00 rJer year. Those mho have received this valuable paper during the campaign need no introduction. To all others we say try t. Hand your subscriptions to the publisher of this paper and he will forward same to us. juuKAAi, u.t Kansas uty Mo.

guarantee the "LOTBIL" WASHES to do better work maalaw mnA 41 ''v 01114 iu ids ki liter vuau ouv uiucr iubvuiuc iu tmr WAS UEn 1 I These prices'will adhered to. The Dest We will ftnrl An 1 i StHcteRl it wo clothes that agents selling RlnGERA wunu. tt arramea nve jears, na 11 aon'i wasa me clean without rubbintr. we will refund the monev. AGENTS WANTEDlnaT.nonrowo? Farmers to $500 durinn, the winter.

Ladies have great success i this Washer. Retail price, only $5. Sample to those 1 Keocy Also the Celebrated KEYSTOn At Antnrprfl' lnwoat nriraa Wa Invito ho IriTPHtiirAilnn. flanil lurlher particalars. LOVELL WASHER Erie, Pa.

District courts will wiggle's few weeks yet The little child of W. H. Carhartt was buried Tuesday. The odd fellows will indulge in a masquerade on the 2iLh. "What do our people think of good apples in the city for $2 a barrel.

The advertised, mid-November blizzard didn't materialize to any great extent Mr. Oates is building a decent dwelling house just east of Shame school house. Mr. D. Frankfort, formerly of Ven ango, has gone into the refreshment business here.

H. Johnson had a sucking colt killed by sheep-killing dogs on Oak ureek bunday. The Sam Pepper family have gone to Oregon, the last act -in the drama being a wedding. Jim Clark was discharged on hear ing, from Given's complaint for try ing to shoot him. The effects, stock and feed of the Bora ranch on Mulberry is bulletined for sale this city.

Surveyor Rossiter mulct the city $ooi ma water wojks ciaim in uis trict court last week. Ellsworth is waiting patiently for The Weekly Herald, advertised to appear about Dec. 1. There is not an improvement of any kind worth speaking of going on UI me Vlky LU1B WIUIM. Mrs.

Adams, of the ranch has been out lately, and offers all her property for sale except the homestead quarter. Mrs. McMillan has returned to Ellsworth. She is one of the best known and most popular ladies cf the place Mr. John Sparks and Miss Minnie Seever, two of our best young folks were married, north of the city late last week.

Mr. J. SI. "Way, the Boston lawyer, is still making some investments in the country. He finds our property very low.

Reports from "Wilson say that Oscar Yoightlander, late near Kanopo-lis, is no way generally. Dr. Alderson takes his old place on the pension board, at Ellsworth. The office will not be moved to Kanopolis at present. Merkel, of the New York store, have bought A.

Lar kin's regulator shoe store and will run both stores for awhile. Ten dollars will buy a round trip to Denver, Pueblo and Pikes Peak and fifteen days timefrom Kansas City or St. Joseph. Mr. Joseph Hughes, lately removed his residence to a more convenient part of the farm and built a commodious front-to his house.

Dr. C. D. Day, the old time dentist here, died Saturday last after an illness of two weeks. He was buried in fine style by the masons Sunday.

It costs a first class saloon and gambling the -city just $360 a year, indulgence, to run open and above board against the prohibition constitution of the state. The acreage ofwheat andTry "the rowage of corn, the hillage of potatoes and cabbage and sowage of turnips hts been larger in Ellsworth countyfthis.jSeasonthanfever before known. Between Clear creek and Carneiro, vacated houses are Cthe style. The Henderson, Gallagher, McManes, Adamson, Blair, (colored) Smith, Sampson and other places have been vacated by their old owners. The so called Wellington ranch on Elm creek is on the standstill.

Most of the houses and pastures are vacant and bare. The property is sai to belong wholly to Hathaway, the millionaire of Boston, and is not considered a paying thing. It is at present attended to by aforeman. The Golden Belt encampment, odd fellows last Friday eve elected officers: Jake Nunamaker, chief, patri arch; Frank Sternberg, senior warden; George Seegmiller, junior warden; Charles H. Fraker, treasurer; It.

V. Morgan, high priest. Jake Pressney's lein proceedings against the odd fellowshall has been demurred out of court again, on the ground that the trustees were not property notified of the claim. A further defense is that Pressney iFrank Easterly's bondsman ind the contractor has been paid off in full. A member of the city police force informs us that Ellsworth has decided to haul up each saloon every thirty days, put on a $25 fine and costs, total $30, and them run lickety-brindle.

Half a dozen, more or less are thus selling the prohibited drinks over the counter right along. That's one way of enforcing the St. John constitution. Perry Hodgden says, no. He will not be postmaster, but W.

A. Geb-hardt, late of The Reporter will. Mr. Gebhart's work as secretary for the Btate republican central committee is over and Al is out of a job and his old friend Turner from Iowa will not overlook him, when he gets back to Washington, as congressman from the 6th Kansas district. Tram No.

JJjoi, lea ring Kansas City the morning, at or about 10:00 a. r-Denver at rives at; 7:15 a. and connects with train No. I at Cheyenne. Train No.

3, "The Overland Flyer," leaves council EluHi Sunday 7:30 a. daily, arriving Denver second day 6:30 a. Ogden second day 9:00 p. San Francisco third day 10:45 a. and Portland third day at 0:00 m.

Train No. 203, leaving Kansas City the previous evening, at or about 9:40 p. arrives at Denver at 8:00 p. and connects vim tram INo. 3 at Cheyenne.

Train No. 2, the Atlantic Express, the opposite of train No. arrives Council Bluffs at 8:15 a.m. Connection is made at Chey enne lor Kansas City, arriving Kansas City (train No. a 02) at or about 5:00 p.

of the same day that train No. 2 arrives at Council Blurts. Train No. 4, "The Overland Flyer," the opposite of train No. 3, arrives Council Bluffs at 5:10 p.

m. Connection is made at Cheyenne for Kansas City, arriving Kansas City (train No. 204) at or about 6:20 a. in. of the day following the arrival of No.

4 at Council mulls. Exception. There is no connection with train from California and Nevada, east bound on train xno. 4. Good local connections with branch lines, both west and east bound.

On the new time card the Union Pacific railway is the only line that can offer the traveling public two daily trains Council Bluffs, Omaha and Kansas City to Los Angeles and Sn Francisco. Also bear in mind that passengers from Chicago taking "The Overland Flyer" at Council Bluffs, practically make twenty four hours better time from Gh'caco to San Fran cisco, and eight hours better time from Chi cago to Portland, thaa they can make via any otner route. After Forty years eiperience in preparation of more t.han Ona Hundred ThonRand applications for patent in the United Slates and Foreign conn-tries, the publishers of the Scientific American cont inue to act aa solicitors for patents, caveats, trade-marks, copyrights, for the United States, and to obtain patents in Canada, England, France, Germany, and all other countries. Their experience is unequaled and their facilities aro unsurpassed. Drawings and specifications prepared and filed the Patent Office on short notice.

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10 to 15 xona can do jjoaaea in a uox Oar. CAPACITY, 8 TO 12 TONS PER DAY. Takes the Lead Every where. Light, Neat, otrontr ana uuraDie. Send for Ciroulars I ZjAIDIiAW'S LIGHTNING BALE-TIE MAKER Will Save 30 to 40 Per Cent, on Cost of Ties.

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I t. United States. one I 1 in competition i 1 i ff-vWij wnrlit. of urn J' LOTS NOTICE. Passengers for the east and all point's in Missouri, Arkansas, Indian Territory and Texas should travel by the popular Frisco line.

This is the only railway under one management between Ellsworth, and St. Louis. I). WISH ART, II. L.

Morrill, Gen. Pass. A gt Genl Mangr, St.Loui;, Nio St, Louis, Mo. Cattlii Wanted to Wintar. Feed, range and care for 200 Lead cattle at Trlvoli ranch.

2,000 acres, worlds of water and shelter. Will take them any time. Prices reasonable. Apply to H. Johnson, Ellsworth, or J.

R. Ricketts. Trivoli. NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS All twraoru are lmrebv notified not to" trys-Piins on section 215, township; (14, riiuV'H 7, known, a the Henry section, by driving on tiiti jtlownd pround, or by jralherinir wild fruits on section 21, known as Mrs. dllH' hay hind, ordrivinf? through the corn Held.

1'fsrsons caught on ihess lanilg will bo trouted as trespasaorg and dealt with aocoitlinclv Mrs. II C. ADAM I. J. Craffohd, Maiarer.

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