The Columbus Democrat from Columbus, Kansas • 5

Yew it JvcFtisctiienf Seme body tok our uiail from our- Bas On 28 and 3 th Loe fur rrjUcATIOS oi -T-kiv i hi Ou tiir S3. dnv of May, I'CflL s.ii.l jntir i- -uM an '-r of ati.n tmfnt in this a-itno. (or the 9timof ui. mi I rftff will he hiardoa the toiuilay of Junr. Wti, at lOoYiot-k Cowley Bennett for plt'flT I box at the Dost oS je, Tuesday eveasnz.

1 Know it was wointn, or tuey would have told all abu-t it. Thcv hsVe neVer had anything to do with our mailf?) ffithont telling immediate- pCrsuit of HAIVC firkU'S rM'o has 5ve of Gtio? Li id of mih cows sale, an will -ell the for cash. He invites all those who are in need of a good cow to call at his residence in south part of town, opposite to T. P. Andersons, and examine, select and buy a good cow.

Fi. P. HOUR. All persons wanting Sewing Machine supplies and attachments of all kinds. for the Singer, call on I- H.

Mood, at the Jew lone Store, North East comer of the square- Attention Greenbackers. A. mass meeting will be held at the Court house on Saturday at 2 o'clock p. ni. fur the purpose of selecting delegates to I he district Greenback Convention to be held at Lawrence on the 25th inst.

All those wishing tr join in the movement lor financial reform are urged to attend. 5y ordt-r of the Committie If you want your Watches and Clock's repaired so that they will give satisfaction! Go to L. lliissell North Side Square, in Shackle Co's Drug Store, All work warranted. I have also a fine stock of Clock's and Jewelry constantly on hand nud at low prices. Cass Hamilton, formerly of Kno ville, Iowa, called on us this week.

Mr. Hamilton and his two brothers Will, and aro living in Joplin, Cass has the look of the i.atniltons of Iowa, with that openness of countenance that inspires confidence and trust. His old acquaintances of Iowa will be astonished to learn that he will pull down the sf-ale at 225 pounds. On last Monday evening a delegation from the Good Templara lodge of Cherokee visited Columbas lodge at this plaue, and appeared to enjoy themselves. It was a great surprise to the lodge, but the evening was spent in those socialities incident alone to tho older.

The visitors was 13. B. Hinkson, Miss. K. Hinkson, Miss Annie.

Walker, Miss, Grace. Wanip ler, I). A. Pain Lady and Judge 0. J.

Nicholas Lady. Thompson Siuiilt do not advertise drugs cheaper than any other house; but offer their goods a living rates. They keep Chemical Pure articles and you will get what you call for, aod can depend upon whatever ion purchase of them. Their goods bring the answer every time. Remember that Pure Medicines eifeet a cure when the commercial artielrt generally fail; conse quently, loss of money, time nnd life is the result.

A word to the wise is sufficient. Several families of emigrants passed throgh our city the first of the week, on their way back to the Arkansas vallev, whrre they hail left last fall on account of the grasshopper raid. They say, give me Kansas with the chances of grasshoppers in preference to Illinois and its mud and its floods. We did'ntknow wat a fine country we were leaving until we got back to our old homes in the cast and compared the difference. The monkey jackets were out oa parade Saturday night.

Six torches and an Indian drummer as the extent of the parade. Our readers will be as tonished to learn this was a Hayes and Wheeler triumph. They have an In a I i fra 'Mr. la-t infortj II. LVJy.

cf tho aih of Lis wife, I Mary Daily, wha accidcntly. fell from 4th storv window of the at Osawotamie. About a year ago Mrs. Daily recovered from a very severe sickness, and it was thought by her friends that it had elfecled lief wind. v'Co, knowiig the mc Jic.il ability at this asylum.

Mr. Bailer was persuaded to send his wife there hoping to elect a cure. The community sympathise with the husband and relatives of the deceased in their sad bereavement. New Circulating Medium at the Zinc Works. P.

E.BBADY announces to his cu-turners and the public in general, that in consequence of the extreme scarcity of Uncle Samuels currency at this point, he is prepared to receive ZINC as a legal tender for all debts, both public and private. His Bar has been replenished with a fine stock id Old Kentucky Bourbon, sparkling Catawba Wine, Lager Bier, and cigars, which he cordially invites his friends and the public 'o sample. Weir City. Julv 21. 187G.

JUST ARRIVED at TP. Haincrs Photograph Gal-lery $lo0 worth of Picture frames and, Photograph Albums, all of the latest style-which he. is selling at Low figures Call and examine his stock and be convinced- 47 w4 Rodney F. Jay, of Sycamore, brother of A. W.

Jay of this city, came west hoping to improve his health, which was very poor, and on arrival died while being conveyed from the cars to his brother's house. Mr. Jay enlisted in the three month service in 1801 and when that time expired re-enlisted for three years, and the day helbre he was to be mustered out of servic, the larger part of his regiment was captured by the rebels, and imprisoned in Cahoba and Mcridan prisons, in the state of Mississippi, wheri he remained until the war closed. While there he contracted a disease or consumption which caused his death as above stated Mr. Jay leaves a wife and three children to mourn his death.

He died on the IStli of July, 187G, at the age of 35 years. Base ball is a nice tiling to have. We took a mess last Monday. It was the first we ever had, and il was 'pie' enough. Two smart looking young men tossed up a club, time about until they got tired, and then one said: "I take Lon." The other one seemed depressed at the choice and felt like tossing tho club over again, but concluded to go and choose; after looking over the field with a critical eye, his gaits rested on us.

His countenance briglitaed as he chose the man standing directly behind us. It of course gave'us a thrill of prido to come so near being the first choice; the other then picked a man and so on until wc was the last man in the party, when they gave us choice which Ride we would beat: we took the other side and the game was ade. After both! sides trying to kill each other, with a small sized ten-pin-alley ball, it came our turn to hit. We scanned the country and selected a spot on the opposite hill side to knock the ball to and said ready. The first lick we landed in the dust, struck too hard; but nest time sho went, find a boy after it.

Every body said "run!" We repeated "run!" and they said 'you run," and we went; landed at the first base just as the man at that place caught the ten-pin -ball. He says, "you are out;" "how out?" -says we; "I caught the ball before your train arrived," says he. That last re mark settled our hash, and we took a freight train back to base. The next command from the umpire was "three we rtun.t. Soon came fete in that, to us, wonderful game: A ball, hit by Jolmey Lowrey, that went up about five thousand feet, and came down iu a beautiful curve, right to us, which we caught on our upper lip, which caused us to leave our most prominant part photographed on the ball grounds; but we stopped the ball and win the game, and wc now have lip enough to stop the hottest kind of a ball.

We challenge the world to cut for deal and play twenty-one points of base ball, for all the money wo can borrow in this town. Next month' is the chicken season. Sap Ai'ciPEr A tclegrvi L. I II. II.

by in of i i. l. Pari pMaj, COLUMBUS KANSAS is-1 TJNITh I jl 1 or 8V MT llOn-TO or at oxk-i: u.r in cum or r. lr.iw our own Itraft on Lon- .1 lt.titii. I fin 1 1 1 1 k.

is. r'ir lljl I of vears at tlie lowest ratt. OKI'Uiirs rewivcl, tulywt check, or on time. bearing intercut. Social attention giveu to business ol REFER.

TO -iRni BAXKIXtJ New York, tlTV ATIHSAL 1JAXU, tliicairo, COMMERCIAL BASK, Cincinnati, LLKV NATIONAL BANK, St. Louis, 'lK-if ATIO All Kaas City. i ml FRIDAY fULV. Jl, U7X Try Marsh's Favorite Liver 1ILLS for billionsness. Dr L'jo hid a saJJlo stotou lust.

Sunday night llementber ior L'UKE DHUGS go Thompson Smith. To get cheap drags, go to West's, in the old Fitter stand. Mrs. M. A.

txraiiion has been very 5u for the last ten days, but is now osnsidcred out of danuer. Uranins bow-nrrow Indian got run over by a hand car, last week It did not hurt the car any. The oats crop in tliis section of the state is a complete failure Very lit tie if any is beinjj Uarvested. ltust is what did it. If you want to get cooled off, call on W- Mdersofa he has the coldest Ice of season- Every body warding Sewing machine or sewing-machine repaired go, to T-Ii.

The heat of the last two or three days has ranged at about 100 degrees in the shade, and five hundred in the sun. Ladies, Thompson Si Smith will purely go back on you if you purchase your jewelry or toilet articles elsewhere without calling and pricinir their goods. No offers as yet arc being made for wheat, and farmers arc gcnerly con teuiplating loltin it stand in the stick until faU or until it goes through the sweat. STNGERK! SLYGERSH Go to T- B- Rood for sewing machine and bay a singer, the best machine in the Tho gentleman that brought the woman from Weir city to Columbus, one night this week, says it wis a put up job. He parts his hair in tho middle since.

Carry the news to Abraham, that West will sell more drag's for less money than any drug house in the county. A Miller has opened up a barber ghop on tho east side of the square, where lie hopes by good work and attention to business, to secure a libcrul share of the patronage. Cextknnial Pins, Gold Rings, Chains, Watches, Ladies Sets, Sleeve Buttons and an endless variety of jewelry tor Ladies and gentlemen, cheap, at Thompson Smith's, east side of square, Colnmbus, Kansas. We would say to the public, through-out the country that Mr. W.

Amos, the Chiropodist, visi.ted our city a few days ago, and relieved some of our Grangers of their corn crop which thcii tight boots had made. A very nice little danco occurred at the La Gonda house Tuesday night. About 12 or 14 couple gathered at the invitation of Mr. Miller, and enjoyed until midnight. Every body was happy.

The boys that came to our office and through a broken pane of glass, stole some type hud better return the same, or they will get lodged in jail and have their name in the paper, and then they will be ruined. The fire works at Cherokee city, on the night of the fourth, was very fine as long as they lasted, bu; did nut hold out very long. By sonic means the box or whatever they were in, taught fire and up went fire works a I in ono jfrand explosion. II0SA1T. I I KEARNEY'S FLIT IT) F.tfBMT BUCHU IS TH ONLY KNOWN RIXEKV TOR- BRIGIIT'S AXO A POSITIVE BEXEDY FOR GOUT, GRAEL.

STRICTURES. DIABEJ TES, DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DEBILITY, DROPSY, FEMALE COMPLAINTS. Non-Uetention or Incontinence of Uriue, Ir ritation. InoiuuatioD, or Ulceration of the ladder and Kidneys, Spermatorrhoea. Lemorrhosa or Whites, lr-regslar or Painjul Menses, Bearing Down, CulorosiSj Sterility and All CorflpIalnJa Incident to Females'.

KEARNEYS BUChU For ston in the Jit.vMer,- Caleuins Gravel or Brickdust Deposit and Mucue or Milky Discharges, and Discuses of ihe Pro, trate Glutei Kearney's Ext. Buelnl Cures Diseases Arising from Imprudences Habits of Dissipation, in all their stages, at little expense, little or no change in diet, no inconvenience, and no exposure. It causes a frequent desire, and gives strength to Urinate, thereby removing Obstructions, Preventing and Curing Strictures of tha Urethra, Allaying Pain and Inflaniation, aud expelling all Poisonous matter. Used by persons in the decline or change of life after confinement or labor pains, bed-wetting in children, etc. Prof.

Steele says "One bottle of Kearney's Extract Buchu is worth more than all other Buchus combined KERXEF EYr BtCHU Permanently cures all affections of the Blad-ler. Kidneys, and Dropsical Swellings existing in Men, Women and Children, no maU ter what the age. Ask for Kearney's. Take no other. Price One Dollar per Bottle, six bottles for Five dollars.

Depot, Cor. Maiden Lane William Street, New York. A Physician in attendance to answer cor- respondence and give advice gratis. Send stamp for Pamphlets free. For Sale by Druggists everywier- no-33 1-y.

SHACKLE CO. Dealers In. DRUGS MEDICINES ALSO paints, oils, varnishes. toilet PERFUMERY, Pure Wines and Liquors'; FOR MEDIAL PURPOSES A full and complete stock of Id iii LAMPS LAMP GOODS OF ALL VARIETIES, i FINE CIGARS, TOBACCO Physicians prescriptions accurately com pounded at all hours of the day or nigh North side Public Square, Columbns Kansas. Nov.

8th-tf- Remember This: Now is the time of the year for Pneumonia, Lung Fever, Coughs, Colds, nnd fatal results of predisposition to Consumption and other Throat and Lung Disease. Bos-chee's German Syrup has been used in this neighborhood for the past two or three years without a single failuie to cure. If you hnve not used this medicme yourself, go to your Druggists, Shackle Weir, Columbus, Kansas, and ask them of its wonderful success among their customers. Two doses 11 relieve the worst case. If j'ou have no faith in any medicine, just buy a Sample Bottle of Boschee's Uprman Syrup for 10 cents and try it Regular siie Bottle 7r cents.

Don't neglect a cough to save 75 cents. tilG. Livery Feed Exchange Stalde. J.C. FIXLKV, I'llOPRIETOR.

RKTWEBN fl'HLlC KttCAKE AXI DEPOT. COLUMBUS, KANSAS First class rigs always kept on hand. Special attention given to the buying iimt selling of stock. rtVi will a tournament, wiiieh all clubs that can be present aoj partici pte in the sports art invited1. Several nice prizes will be given the Wining clubs.

Friday evening, 2bth, the members of the tournament will bi entertained by a complimentary balL Publication NoTiCE.Eiuile U.tiUni th D. Doolie, before F. Brumu. justice of I 1 Oa the 16th Jar of June, 137C, said justice issued an order of attachment in the above named action, fur the sum of 137 S5-100. cnuie will be heant on the 28th (lav of July.

187a. at 10 o'clock a. in Jaa St. Clair, attorney for plaintiff. 4'J PUBLICATION NOTICE-STATE KANSAS, ChkhobekCoi-ntv, Id tbe Court, in and or saU county.

The Missouri Valley Ijfe Insurance xiin-I'ltnv, I'lainlill. TliomaC Morgan, Snsan Morgan. C. H. Met ami L.

J. MeCor-ni ii k. partner as 11. Mc-Corinick and ltro. Defeniiant.

To the ilefiiulant. C. If. MrCormick, S. 3.

MrOrntirk and Thomas Itory.m, You ami of yon will tnke notice that you Willi tli- Susan Morgan, have lice sued the lL'issouri Valley Life Insurance Company the ltictrict Court, of the eleventh ltistrirtoi the Stale of Kansas, in anil lor lier-okee county, and that the petition in such suit was filed in ihe oniee of the clerk of the sniil Court on the JSth day of May A. U. and that you are piircd to answer or demur to the said petjtiou on or hefore the ISTfi, and if yon fail to so answerer demur, the fflid petition will he taken as true, and rendered in said suit aHinKt the defen.uint, Thomas C. Morgan, for "iO0. and the interest theroou.

from March 30, 1S74 at 12 per cent, per annum, and ten per cent upon the amount thereof as the foes of the plnintiil's attorney herein, and that the morttfane ifiven t. secure the payment of (he inonev aforesaid, executed and delivered to the plaint by the clef ndairti Thomas C. Morgan and SusanII. Morgan, his wife, dared 1S71. ami recorded in the ollice the Itegislcr of Cherokee coiintv.

Kansas, on the 3d dav of April 1S71 in Book A of mortgages on panes '438. 450, 4M0 4HI, he foreclosed, and the real estate therein described, to wit; The Kast-half of the Xorth West quarter of Ten (Id), also the North West quarter of the Xortli Kast quarter of section Ten, (10) of township thirty four, (IS4) uiul range twenty four. Kast of the ttth principal meridian in the said county of Cherokee, and State of Kansas, be sold uncording to law for the payment of the money and interest and attorneys' fees aforesaid, and the cost, of suit ami that the defendants and each and every one of them, and all persons claiming under them, or eith -r of them, be forever bared, and foreclosed of all right, title, interest, and eouitv of redemption in and to said lands, from and atiersiu sale, and that the purchaser or purchasers at the said sale lie let into the possession of said niorgaged premises tenements, and appertenances, and for such other and further judgement ami relief as to the court shall seem meet and proper in the premises. T. A.

lll'Kl), 1'lfTs. Atty :49 PUBLICATION NOTICE. RTATSK OFKAXH ClIEHOKKK COC.M'Y, Iu the District Court in anil for the said coun-tv. "The Missouri Valley Life Insurance Coin-pauy, 1'laintiir. vs.

Carpenter and l'hila arpenteraiKi n. it. ngnt, r.xecutor oi tne last will of II. Wright, deceased, Defendants. I'd Defendant, James Carpenter: Yon will take notice that you, with the other defendants, above named, have been sued, in the District Court of the Kleventh Judicial Dis- tric of the State of Kansas, in and for Cherokee county, and that the petition in said suit was Hied in the ollice of the clerk of the said court, ou the lsth dav of mav.

lSiii, and von are reuuir- ed to answer or demur to the said petition, on or before the MTU DAY OF AUGUST, 1870, or the said petition will be taken as true, and judgment rendered against you for the sum of fioo, and the interest thereon Irom April 1X74, at 12 per cent, per annum, and the further sum often per cent, upon the nuiount there of as the fees of the plnintiil's attorney in this suit, and that the mortgage executed by you and l'hila Carpenter, insecure the payment of lhe sum of inonev nf resaid, and recorded in tbe ollice of the Register of Deeds of Cherokee county, Stat of Kansas, the 3d day of April 1S71, iii Hook A of mortgages, ou page 41 1 K'i be foreclosed and the real estate thereon It-scribed to wit: Tbe Kast Half of the North Kast quarter of Section No. Fifteen, (15) also tlie hciiilh est quarter of tbe North est quarter of Section No. fourteen, (14) ail in township Xo thirtv Tour 014) of range twenty-four, (24) Kast of the (ith princidiil meridian, in the county of Cherokee, in the Suae of Kansas, be sold according to law, for the payment of the money aforesaid, and roses of suit, ami that the defendants, aud eaeli and every one of them, and all persons claiming under them, or either ot them, be bared aud foreclosed of all rights title ii ter-cst and equity of redemption in and to tlie said mortgaged preises, and Unit the defendants, and and every oneof them, and all persons claiming uiiderthein or either of them, surrender the possession ol the sai premises, to such purchaser or purchasers, and for such other, and furtherrelief as to the court shall seem meet, and priiper'iu the premises. T. A.

lIL'ltl). l'lff's. Atty. SADDLES HARNESS J. W.

TOMfPJZrjVS, Cnna inrtatnntlir 1iiml fllld for Side fit IVUUJJ.T tVllP.llllllJ the most reasonable prices, a full assort-uient of HARNESS, SADDLES, WHIPS, SPURS. AND SADDLERY HARI'WAUE, nnd every beUmcinir to a first class Harness shon All material warranted to be first class Oak Tunned leather. N. 15. Renairitig done on short notice.

ShoD ou North Side square, Columbus Kansas. THROUGH KaNSaS TO COLORADO. Take the Atchison, Topeka San ta Fe Railroad, the new and popular line Iron ATCHISON and KANSAS ClTY, via the beautiful Arkansas Valley, to Pueblo, Colorado Sphings, Denver, Canon City, Cucuaras, Del Norte. Irinidad, Santa Fe and all points in Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona. Special round trip 90 day tickets to Denver on sale May 15th, at $50, taking in tbe famous watering places on the D.

11 Or. Itoad. Low emigrant rates to tin San Juan Mines. Pullman Palace Sleeping. Cars bitwncn the Missouri lliver and the Rocky Mountains without change.

Close connections made at Kansas City and Atchison in Union Depots. For maps, time tables and the San Juan Guide." address, 1. ANDERSON. Gen. Pas3.

TuPeka, Kan. CITY LIVERY STABLE If you want to take a nice ride and hnve a good theiuu too, just-go nndseo Bill, he has ifot the finest teams uud busrsfios in the city. Ho will be found on the north side public srpvire. Give him a call find try his teia, 1 I PUBLICATION NOTICE oha Hill, vs J. A.

C. ThoimHMQ before J. X. Sweeucy, .1. i I Cherokee county Kansas.

0a the 29th ixy of June, 1376, said justice issued order of attacbtnent in thi ae-tiun4 for the sutu of $70 28 Said riuse will be lnrd on the 3d day of July 1870, at 2 o'cWk m. t. Li Scriinton attorney for plaintiff PUBLICATION NOTICE. Joha Lyons. vs J.

A. Thompson, before J. Sweeney, justice of the peace of Cherokee township V.i tt Cherokee county Ransax On the 27th day of June, 1376. sail jus tice issued an order of attachment in this action, for the sum of 6b' aid caose will be heard ou the lit day of Julv 1876, at 2 o'clock in, w. oeranton attorney for plntntitf PUBLICATION NOTICE.

Andrew Fry, vs J- A. C- Thompson, before N. Sweeney justice of the peace of Cherokee township; cnertiKee coumv ivansas. On the 23d day of May, 1870, said Jus tice ismied an order of attachment in this action, for the sum of $40. Said cause will be heard on the 1st day of July 187G, at 2 o'clock p.m.

L. Scranton atty for pit fi. PUBLICATION' XOTICK. K. A.

MeConl vs .1. A. C. Thompson. Iiefore J.

X. Sweeney, justice of the peace of Cherokee township, Cherokee county Kansas. On the 2Stli day of Slay, 1S7II, said justice issued an orderof aitachme'nt in ibis action, for tlie sum of 15it. Said cause will lie heard on the 2sth day of unc 1S7U, at 111 o'clock a in. W- Scranton attorney for plaintiff PUBLICATION XOTICK.

Peter Toglson vs of the icace ot clierokee coiiuiv naosas. On tbe day of May, 1S76, said justice issued an orderof attachment in this action, for the sum of 47. Siliil i-nus u-ill be iiii the 2Sih day of June 17(1, at 11 o'clock a m. W. L.

Scranton attorney for plaintiff PUBLICATION Justice Court before L- A. Vincent, justice peace Salamanca Township Cherokee county Kas. Charles Munding, i I J. A. C.

Thompson. On tbe 22nd day ot May 1870. Plaintiff filled his bill of particulars in the above named Court claiming judgment against Deft tor $29 50. On same day said justice issued a garnishee summons in this action. Said cause will be heard on the 24th day of June, lbo, at o'clock pin.

Cowley Hcnnett atty's for plt'f. Notice. A. Sulivan, vs J. A.

C. Thompson, before N. Swe ny, Justice of tho peace of Cherokee township, Cherokee county, Kansas. On the 3d day of uno, 1876, said Justice issued an order of attachment iu this action, fur the sum of 13.40. Said cause will be heard on the 3d day of July 1876, at 11 o'clock a.

in. W. L. Scranton att'y. for plaintiff.

Publication Notic. Charles More. vs. J. A.

C. Toinpson, before J. N. Sweeney, Justice of the pe.iee of Cherokee township, Cherokee county, Kansas. On the 3d day of June 1876, said Justice issued an order of attachment in this action, for the sum of $10,50.

Said cause will be heard on tho 3d day of July 1876, at 10 o'clock a. in. L. Scranton att'y fur plaintiff. IC0MET.

This fine young horse will stand the ensuing season at the stable of N. B. TODD SON, near Neutral City, Kansas, and will serve mares at the low rates of $8,00 to insure; payable as soon ns the fact is usser-tained or tho mare sold. COMET is a dark chesnut sorrel, 5 years old, 16 hands high and was sired near Lexington, cross between Lexington and Gmy Eagle. A LSO the fine young three year old horse BLUCHER; sired by Norman horse and Morgan Mare, will also stand ut the same stall as above at same terms.

HERY LAY is a young JACK, 3 years old, black, with mealy nose, 15 hands high, of the mummoutb stock from a very large Kentucky jennet. BISMARK! is a very snndel of JACK perfection, was sired by old Mammuuth of Kentucky, from a Black Warrior jennet, is heavy body and bone, is over 14 hands high, eight years old next July; black, with meuiy nose. BISMAKK, can show better colts than any JACK in the West. These Jacks will stanil the ensuing season at the stable of N. B.

TODD, a quarter of a mile south of Neutral City, Kansas. TERMS: 8,00 to insure with fold, due when fact is ascertained or mare parted with. Care taken but no responsibility for acci dents should any occur. PASTURAGE FREE IF DESIRED. N.

B. tf. TODD SON. April 14, 1876. August Flower' The most miserable beings in the world those suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.

More than seventy-five per cent of the people in the United States are afflicted with these two diseases and their effects such lis Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costiveness, Palpitation of the Heart, Heartburn, Water-brush, gnawing and burning pains nt the pit of the Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated Tongue nnd disagreeable taste in the mouth, coming up of food after eating, low spirits, Go to the Drug Store of Shackle Weir, nnd get a 75 cent bottle, or a Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Try it. Two doses will relieve you. Columbus, Kansas. nl.

The Esty Organs leads the world, buy no other. The Arion piano is the purest toned, most powerful and most durable piano made be sure to wait for dis- cnptive circular before purchasing. The Marshall Wendall (Parlor Gem) is the best medium piano made wait for circular. J. J.

Dunlap 214 north 5th street, St. Louis, Mo. General agents for the West for tho above In struments. A. W.

bhults. MANUFACTURER AND DEALER in All kinds of Saddles nnd Harness, nnd Harness trimmings. Opposite Orange Hall, K-ins-is, dian as leader, of whom it is said, out." We knew all about "seven oud'' gavo a yoop of satisfaction when he but 'three out' was anew game; and heard that Custer and his noble band of course we followed our command were massacred in the Black Hills, and took tho field. Some ignorram-Can't they import another Indian to mus may think we mean corn field, wear the monkey make seven. jacket? it would The Gulf and Ft.

Scott road is doing more to settle up this county than all the efforts of the peopta put to gether. Maj. Henning is constantly advertising tho lands and has ugents in the east working up excursions, and bringing to our county men from all parts of the north and east to view and ex amine this country. He is in tamest in aiding id developing this county, and we should do our share in. showing these tbe country,.