The Concordia Times from Concordia, Kansas • 3

ROBINSON McCRARY sell Pocket and Table Cutlery, Tea and Table Spoons. The citv council has seen fit to take OA the city printin away from the Blade. The Blade's daily can not be regarded as a paying scheme. Gus.A. Beaucliamp, PHARMACISTS Mr The sDortinsr season is opening and Kansas.

Concordia, Coron Seyster have the best guns, outfits in the city. They also keep matter, as I noticed a pretty good attendance of editors. But as I did not see anything, I thought I would express my views. Now this city could be well lighted and at a reasonable figure. Oar place has grown to such dimensions that we ought to begin to think of electric light.

Of course there are some who will hoot at the idea, but you will find them hooting at everything. Now if our council should light our principal streets and business places with electricity, it could be done cheaper and far better than it is now a. Dealer In Doable Marring. A double wedding took place at the residence of Mr. V.

A. Brown between Rice and Ames; Sept. 1. Mr Scott Acton and Miss Emma Brown: and Mr. Albert Kirk of Neb.

and Miss Ella Stull being the contracting parties. The ceremony was performed at 7 p. m. after which the happy couples and guests partook of a sumptuous supper. Space forbids our mentioning a complete lists of the beautiful and valuable presents which they were the recipients of from their many friends.

After supper the Ames band arrived HOW THE PAPERS STAND. Several lists have been published of newspapers in the 5th district supporting Anderson and Wilson respectively are more or less incomplete aud incorrect. To procure a correct list a reliable gentleman at the county seat of each county, has been applied to enclosing them a printed blank to fill out. The result is not only the latest list bat one absolutely correct and complete. While it will be seen the number supporting Anderson is more than double those sustaining Wilson, yet the disparity in circulation, ability, influence, ammunition of the best quality.

23t4 ABSOLUTELY PURE DRUGS. A philosopher asserts that the reason why ladies' teeth decay sooner than When we say Absolutely Pure, we sincerely mean all tbat the words imply. the gentlemen's is because of the fric tion of the tongue and sweetness of LOUD. their lips. GREAT CARE AND ATTENTION Given to our and discoursed some very fine music.

The evening was spent very pleasantly to all. The fortunate couples constitute some of the best society of the vicinity and have the best wishes of their hosts of friends in their new life. uyyour Groceries of us and Prescription Department. Prescriptions accurately compounded from the choicest drugs obtainable. City Drug Store.

2w Married. Sept. 1, by D. L. Brown, Frederick Beasley and Maggie Edwards.

Aug. 30, by I). L. Brown, Chas. M.

Heaton and Lorie Clark. Butter Eggs Wanted. IF. F. GROESBECK CASU GROCERS.

or could be done with oil or gas. It is a downright shame that strangers coming to our city, looking for a future home and business location, finds himself after nightfall groping around our city in total darkness, except when a friendly light, here and there, is thrown across his way by a store lamp shining through the window. Such things tell against a city of our size. And while I am writing allow me, if your space permits, to suggest another very valuable improvement which might be made by our business men, and that is, a system of telephones. The different business houses, the depots, and our homes, such as saw fit, could be connected and thereby save much valuable time and and often increasing trade to a great extent.

Both of these matters would be of enough moment to discuss along with the other issues that seem to be engrossing the time and attention of so many. Begging pardon foroecupy- If you want to take a good daily paper through the campaign or a few months, call at this office and we will furnish you one at a lower figure than you would imagine. The following are the principals of the graded schools in Cloud county: Concordia, Prof. D. F.

Hoover; Clyde C. O. Smith; Miltonvale, J. A. Dixon; Brierly; Jamestown, D.

J. Moore. Caldwell Peterson are raising their building on avenue and adding on to the second story, and otherwise fitting it up so that when it is finished it will be one of the most elegant and tasty offices in Western Kansas. W. J.

A. Montgomery and family passed throuhh here enroute to Clay Center, where they will make their future home. Mr. M. has sold the Stockton Democrat and will, confine -his at-; tention to the Clay Center Democrat and the campaign.

The Jewell City Republican contains Wiard Bros. Coming. Tn a The following marriage licenses have been granted since our last list: Aug. 28. Joseph Thyfault to Emma Boucher.

Aug. 31. David II.McCall to Mary E. Holmes. fcamon Company.

is far greater than in numbers. For Anderson. For Wilson. DICKINSON COUNTY. Solomon Sentinel, Tribune, Anti-Monopolist, Chronicle, Hope Herald, Gazette, Chapman Star.

DAVIS COUNTY. Junction City Union, Republican, Junction City Tribune. RILEY COUNTY. Manhattan Nationalist, Manhattan Republic, Randolph Echo, Leonardville Monitor. SALINE COUNTY.

Brookville Transcript, ournal, Gypsum City Echo, Repubican, Gypsum City Banner, Chicago Advertiser. COUNTY. Clay Center Dispatch. The Times, Wakefield Advertiser, Little Hatchet, Morganville Sunflower. OTTAWA COUNTY.

Delphos Carrier, Messenger, Bennington Star. Cloud county. Concordia Times, Blade, Cloud County Critic, Concordia Empire, I suffered untold agonies with Scrofula. Great blotches, sores and boils made their appearance on my flesh aud I almost came to the conclusion that there was not a pound of sound flesh on my body. 1 began the use of Beggs Blood purifier and today I am completely restored.

My flesh is firm and solid, and I attribute it to Beggs Blood Purifier. Hev. J. E. Atwood, Kansas City.

For sale by all druggists. 'Solomon and Isaac." Sept. 1. Frank M. Bonebrake to "The Insurance Herinetta E.

Sanger. Sept. 6. Lars Hammer toGertrude 13tf Warren frames pictures. Kufass.

For Bargains in Dry Goods, BOOTS, SHOES dsZHirS IS AT ing.so much space, and hoping "these. Wlard the Jewelers. matters will be thoroughly discussed, I am yours in the interest of our city. A Voter. allikinds of tinware.

23 Come to the Times for job work. The passenger train running Jon the J. C. Ft. K.

railroad betweenXthis place and Junction CitvTiumned the tiack between Alida and Milford, eight miles out fromJJ unction City, lastSun- quite an interesting item about a new division of the M. starting off TTNBR' day evening. Hon. Wirt W. iWalton Barb wire at Coron Seyster.

23t4 J. F. Colburn went down to Clyde Saturday. Get your sale bills printed at the Times office. of Clay Center, who was on the Murine from Cuba, and running through Belleville, Scandia, and Jewell City down to Cawker.

We are afraid it is a little etherial yet. The Simon Comedy Company will CALDWFXL PETJ5KSON have been loaning money at eight per centum interest for some months past, and still propose to make better rates and terms than any other loan institution in Concordia. Besides this they DOJfOTdraw their bonds payable in "gold coin of the U. S. of the present standard, weight, value and fineness," as does that other fellow who says he was the first to reduce the rates to eight per centum.

Go to J. II. Jarvis Co. for drugs of all kind3. d9v20 tf P.ert Simmons returned Sunday from Nebraska.

Clyde Mail, Clyde Herald, Miltonvale News, Jamestown Kansan, Ames Advance, Glasco Sun. The Clyde Herald is run by Wilson Co. now. again appear in our city Friday and Saturday evenings of this week. Be sure and secure your seats early or you Say nothing about One Thousand other things that cannot be mentioned In this space.

We are making SPECIAL DRIVES I Now in Oriental Laces, Hamburg Edgings. Linen Torchons, beginning at the Low Trice of 20c. per dozen yards. In will be left, for they are going to have a full house, rain or shine. Concordia knows who Simon is.

REPUBLIC COUNTY. was thrown out the lef Jcabwindow into a ditch over which the" engine fell and one of the pipes bursting the unfortunate man lay in the scalding steam for fully three minutes before he was rescued by the fireman and engineer. No one else was seriously hurt although Engineer Mullis was badly scalded in rescuing Walton. Mr. Walton was takeniback to Junction City where hedied'at'the residence of Mrs.

James Streeter at 5:30 Monday afternoon. Judge Hutchinson adjourned court at Marysville, Monday and started in answer to a telegram to the bedside of his mother in New York, who Jisnot expected to live. Scandia Journal, Telescope, Warwick Leader, Chief, Wayne Register, News, Cuba Cuban, Pilot, COR The committee appointed by the Board of Regents on the sale of the Normal school lands have completed their work, the net footings amounting to $78,938. There was forty acres in The Jamestown school will open on September 20. Billy Wyman made his regular visit here Monday.

Eben Perry returned from his trip up the C.B. last Saturday. J. M. JIurdock was one of the transients in the city Monday.

"Solomon and Isaac" at the Opera house Friday night. MARSHALL COUNTY. Woodfiller and Hard. Oil finish cheap for cash at C. T.

Warren's. 24 12 The following is the report of the Signal Service U. S. at Concordia, for the month of August, 1886: Mean barometer 29.909 Highest 300.73 Date, August 6th. Lowest barometer 29.542 Date, Aug.

13. Monthly range of barometei 422 Mean temperature 75.9 Highest 99.2 Date, Aug. 23. Lowest temperature 49.9 Date, Aug. 30.

Greatest daily range of 36 Least 10.1 Mean 23.8 dew point 65.3 relative humidity 71.6 Prevailing direction of wind. Total movement of wind. .5157 miles. Highest velocity of wind and direction, 24 miles, n. s.

No. of foggy days none clear 16 fair 13 cloudy 2 of days on which rain fell 7 Comparative mean temp. 1S85. 21.1 precipitations, 1885.. 1.43 D.

B. Notsoit, Sergeant Signal Service, U. S. A. New invoice of Window Shades and Mouldings at C.

T. Warren's. 24 12 Marysville News, Telegraph, I oflamatloa of the Stomach. And in the inflammatory stages of dysentery, no better or safer medicine has been found than Beggs' Diarrhoea Balsam; it is prepared expressly to relieve all inflammation of the stomach and bowels and does not leave the bowels constipated. Always keep the best on hand, it costs no moie.

For sale by all druggists. Give J. II. Jarvis the new druggists, a trial. Corner of Sixth and Washington streets.

9 20 tf. Blue Rapids Times, Leader, We are in the Lead, selling the best one for 50 cents, ever offered in this town. Come and see us, as we are making very Low Prices all along the line, in order to make room for the Big Fall Stock to come in by and by. Frankfort Sentinel, Bee, Saline county that was appraised too high, and a quarter section in Republic county. Grand Army Bugle Call, Star, Axtel Anchor.

WASHINGTON COUNTY. Washington Republican, Register Elsewhere the reader will find a letter from one of our citizens, who perhaps voices the sentiments of many in regard to improvements that ought to Coron Seyster have a complete assortment of screws. 23t4 Greenleaf Journal, Post, Clifton Local News, Herald, A Tlioosand Arhr. Geo. W.

Linney oneofotirroflice boy accompanied by his brother lhe popular Broadway photographer left Sunday morning for Holton where they will attend school this year. The main fight in thejopening Team, paign appears to hp against 'the reelection of D. L. iJrown for probate Messrs. St Clair, Harrison and Pul-sifer Sundayed at Clyde.

Don't, Forget The Place Siactli Street, Sotitla. Oloiaci Co. 33a.ziic fX'rZX327. concern the business men of our town as well as all our citizens. We would be glad to see the questions well dis Clipper, Enterprise.

Review. CIRCULATION. From the American Newspaper Di Fred LaRocque and wife are visiting friends in Quebec, Canada. C. C.

Woods, of Stockton, passed through here Sunday night. judge. The crime of which he stands cussed. During the storm Tuesday night the lightning struck Mr. Paddock's house, going down the stove pipe, splitting three joints, into the stove and down through the floor.

Mr. Paddock was and pains can and will be cured by Beggs' Tropical Oil. When you are suffering with Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, pains in the joints or any part of ths body, try Beggs' Tropical Oil. Wm. ltogers.

Sweet Home, Kansas, says it is the King of all liniment' For sale by all druggists. J. II. Jarvis Co. keep a full line of drugs, toilet articles, paints, oils, and everything else to be found in a first-class drug store.

d9v20 tf rectory of Geo. P. Rowell corrected to Jan. 1st, 1886, the circulation of the aggregate papers, as returned by charged is that he fought for Juo. A.

Anderson in the primaries against the Concordia ring. They swear eternal vengeance againsthim and will make every endeavor to defeat him. It would be well for the voters of this county to compare the records of his oflice with past adminstrations and then say if they will help defeat him simply to gratify the intense hatred of N. li. sitting close to the stove and was considerably shaken up.

Happily no damage was done worth mentioning. Glas- themselves is as follows: Papers for Anderson Papers for Wilson 15,750. As most of the Wilson papers have The Jewell county fair will be held at Jewell City Sept. 22, 23, and 24. Subscribe for the Times; the leading 1U publican paper of Cloud county.

Coron Seyster keep the largest best stock of nails in the city. 23t4 J. W. Croft, one of our teachers, left last Friday for Ellsworth county. co Sun.

been losing, and the Anderson, papers SECEETsoonrriEs. The Edith Dirstine Company, at the gaining from 2-5 to 50; subscribers per opera house this week, is giving excellent satisfaction. "Mountain Pink'-' day ever since the Concordia convention, the disparity is probably several Brown and his clique. Who now propose, to bolt the entire Republican thousand greaterjnow. county ticket to vent their splean.

was presented Monday night; "Lady Aud ley's Secret" Tuesday night, and "Hazel Kirke" Wednesday night. The ajB -aaaaWMP Our public schools opened Monday Fine school pencils and tablets at C. T. Warren's. 24 12.

Barb wire of the best quality at bedrock prices at Coron Seyster. 23ti Adam Cuip returned Friday evening from a months' tour through morning under th most favorable au company is a good one and should be patronized by all who enjoy good entertainments. Abilene Sand Pounder. spices. The attendance is by far the The Land office drug store was again this week.

largest at the opening of any year before. Fully forty are in attendance in the High school department which is The editor of the only paper in Cloud JL B. TooSey5 Operator Small farmers often say, when urged to rear better animals: "Oh, the big, rich farmers can afford to raise fine stock, but we can't." It will be seen that the underlaying idea is that fine animals cost more, yet there is no thought they will sell for more. The small farmers alluded to, consider themselves only as buyers, never reflecting that they will be sellers some day. No one can now successfully dispute that well bred animals are more profitable; hence the small farmer, is just the one that cannot afford to rear any other kind.

In many ways he must compete at a disadvantage with the large farmer, and if he does not raise as good stock, at least, as they, he can hardly make any money. He cannot keep many animals, hence he can give each one more of his personal attention than the large farmer can, and the pure-bred animals are the most grateful for such attention another reason why the small farmers should rear only such. 'The Insurance Asrent" at the Opera house Saturday night will be a grand Cl A Concordia Post No. 113, meets Tf' A at Mwent Wyers bulldfnir. up -stairs, tlrst Wcdnccdsy evi'ninif of each month W.

T. Shout, I'oft Com. A. A. Ca RN A if AX, Adjutant.

A Concordia Chapter, No. ii xjL x'JL. moets second an.l fourth Friday in each month at Fraternity Hall. Wm. HiSKtir, H.

P. E.8. Bcuhkad. Secretary. If Concordia Lodge, No.

62, J.J JJ meets every Tuesday evening at Fraternity Hall. 0 L. Dbakk, N. G. J.

Lamb, Secretary. CrSTEH ENCAMPMENT, No. 48. meets second and fourth Mondays, at Old Fellow Hall. Visiting' Patriarchs cordially inviid to attend, W.

C. Whifp, C. P. J. LAMB.

Pcribe. CLOUD COUNTY, KANSAS. District udge Ei. HrTcmitPon KepresentAttvcs Vist n.B.Monms Ftate Senator I. D.

Vocsa Treasurer K. E. Swkaiikoix County Clerk L. N. Houston County Snnerintenilent T.

W. KoacH tree The slight shower Tuesday eve brought a fine breeze to this section. J. H. Tyner returned home from his visit to St.

Joe Wednesday eve. county who is working for the good of the Republican party, was seen Monday in a cellar meeting with the Democratic central committee, plotting for Ebon Perry will rent organs on easy terms until the rental pays for the instrument. 23tl "2 urmtu rapidly increasing so that at the rapid rate that new pupils are coming, seats an object soon. The board as well as our people are to be congratulated on the efficient and talented instructors throughout that have charge of our schools. Everthing is starting off very propitious and we bespeak the best schools this year of any outside of the state schools aud universities.

We intend making a thorough visit throu' all departments in the near future and give ou readers a sketch of them. the good of the party. This is better than a meeting of the Republican central committee upstairs, fronting one of the principal streets, and in one of the most frequented portion of the city. Joseph Whitehead is trying to get Ilobt. iiisell intends to be an independent candidate for probate judge.

'JIasco Sun. Remember that the Georgia Minstrels will be here next Monday night. B. II. McEckron and several others attended the funeral of II on.

Wirt W. Walton at Clay Center. enough of the old veterans who served Hegister of Dwls WfC. Whipp 1. Uoston, of Cheyenne.Dakota is our new Sergeant of the signal corps of this city.

J.T.McColm will teach a nine months school in district No. 8. He began his Labors Monday. MAKE 3A WHILE TEE SUM SHLYES, An take advantage of the bargains I offer in all kinds of Furniture. Bedding, 1 realize that money is scarce with the generality of people, and they expect a good deal for their money.

We Have Adapted Ourselves to the Demand! For Good Goods and Lots of Them for little money; and I can assure you thai you will get the Best Value, by visiting the EUREKA FURNITURE STORE, 6th St. Clerk District Court C. F. IIostktmsr Sheriff Ed. Makhhai.i, Probate Judge D.

L-Hkows Surveyor S. Dorai Coroner D. W. Ki.sb County Attorney J. Sheakoh in the union army between April 12, 1861, and April 30, 1S65, continuously for six months, or was sooner discharged, to organize a society called the Union Veterans' Union.

To become a member of this union it requires that the applicant shall have served in the U. S. service during the late war. The membership fee, 50 cents, can be paid at this office, and upon receipt of same your name will be entered on the roll. I W.C.Rkamwei,l County Commissioners Cakk Hhowi The Annual W.

C. T. U. convention of the Fifth congressional district will be held in Concordia, Sept. 22 and 23.

We desire a report from, and, if possible, the attendance of, every county president in the district. Also urge a report a from each district superintendent. Let us hear from you, although you may feel that you have A. M. La Fund C1TT DIRECTORY'.

Mayor. F. roes beck J. P. Woon Fred La Rocqub The fine gentle rain Tuesday night and Wednesday morning made everything muddy again.

Coron Seyster make a specialty of putting on tin rooSng and doing all kinds of outside work. Rice, Sept. 3, 18S6. Died. Josie Blackledge age 12 years 3 months and 8 days.

She was born May 23, 1878 and died Sept. 1st 1886. Was sick a little over two weeks with typhoid fever. She was buried on Thursday, her funeral being preach-by A. J.

Markley from John's 13, and of the 7th verse; "What I do thou knowest not now, but thou shalt know hereafter." After which her lemains were followed to their last resting place by the relatives and friends. Josie was a sweet intelligent little girl and will be missed by all who knew her. The bereaved ones have the sympathy of the neighborhood. A Friend. council mem a.Hekak I H.Phixcs D.

W. Simmons City Attorney Thfo Laiwg Marshal Ouo. W. llioni The Wilsonites here are badly "rattled" and are grasping wildly in every direction as they feel theirselves surely and slowly going to their doom, sealed and sworn to by the "sand-pounders." WHEN your tongue is coated, when your eyes are dull, when your blood runs sluggish, when you have a fever, when you feel languid and have no appetite and all you eat lies on your stomach like a brick, also when your head aches, your blood is out of order, or yuu liver does not work properly, you need a good, reliable remedy that will put new life and blood into your veins. Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood Maker is prepared expressly for this purpose and acts on the whole system simultaneously.

If you try it once in your family you will never be without it. Sold by all druggists. The Kansas Fair Assoclatloa Police J. Mixehkz done nothing worth reporting, your report will help make the convention a success, as well as to systematize the district work. Will local Unions elect delegates at once, one for every 15 pay Clerk L.

N. HorsTOM Treasurer F. J. Atwood J. IDT.

IPsLlrrxex, -GROCERIES, FRUITS, CONFECTIONERIES, a-xzmr hloxtk -sjtd sis-sjt- City Surveyor Jacob Shokt City Weighmastcr C. Archek ing members, and send names to Mrs. It is reported that there are hardly enough teachers holding certificates to 111 the schools of the county. J. S.

Shearer returned Friday eve from attending the Soldier's He-union at Grand Island Nebraska. 17. 8. Land Offlco, Concordia. Register S.

H. Doikjb Full line of new dress goods, plain and brocaded, velvets, suitings and flannels in great variety. Yarns in all shades and quality. Fine kid shoes from $1.25 to $5.00. Calf boots from $2.50 to $6.00.

Clothing, hats, overalls, and everything else to make my fall stock complete, is now in and offered at bed-rock prices. Please give me a call and oblige. 23t2 II. N. Hansok.

Receiver Thos. Wkoko Maria E. Pratt, Concordia. Send full number of delegates if possible to help elect officers for the coming year. Let us come together to again receive CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN.

PbUc Speaking. CE0ICE GOODS, LOJF PRICES, and CASH DOU'X! strength and encouragement from each other, and may God be our counsellor Sam Pratt left Sunday morning for Chicago where he will attend the reunion of his old regiment. teM tety Umk CONCORDIA, KANSAS. CAPITAL, $100,000 and guide. Mrs.

D. A. Evans, Pres. Mrs. Maria E.

Pratt, Sec'y. The TopekS Fair, occurs Sept. 28, 29, 30, and Oct. 1. All kinds of early vegetables fresh from Clemens1 garden, constantly on hand now at J.

N. Palmer's. 13tf COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. List of advertised letters at Concor Over $7,500 Is offered in premiums. The grounds and track are to be placed The following poetry was contributed by one of our rising young men: A rooster vug singing von day on der street.

And the stag that he sung: to you I'll repeat: -I'm an Anderson rooster and don't you forget it, And to congress I'll go or this regret it, Wilson'll never do. Cock-a-doodle-do 2" in fine-condition, aud everything will A general banking business transacted In alt its branches. Accounts solicited. Investments made. Collections made promptly.

T. B. 8M mi. President. W.

H. WHIG HT. Vice-President. Wm. M.Pkck.

I D.Il. IlAKitisoif, A. Cash. THE AMERICAN GLUCOSE GO. dia Kansas Sept.

5, 1886. Harm Abrain, Elizabeth Brown Echard Elenberger, B. Bonck, D. Fronteryhouse, II. K.

Bear, M. L. Kinsey, 2 C.P.Doyle, G. L. Hubbard, Hillie Haden, Kate Jolt, Frank Lenno, Bryon Richmond, 2 Oril Durand, We acknowledge the receipt of complimentary tickets to the Kansas Fair at Topeka Sept.

28 to Oct. 1. Tlemember our offer of the Times and the Leavenworth Daily Times for $5 a year. The weeklies of both 2 per year. Offers the Best Qualities of Frank Hoffman, Miller Harris, A.

P. Harris, L. J. Lewis, C. R.

Lourd, Buck Jackson, Coron Seyster have the enviable reputation of doing the best repairing on shortest notice of any one in the citv. 23t4 A eertain speaker before the county prohibition convention made the following statement, for which, he said, he received authority down on the street, just before he came up: "If you will select a good man in your ranks for probate judge, the Republicans will endorse him." From this it would seem that a certain two are together in some thing besides waterworks. It's awaked" fact. Theo. M.

Mitchell, Wm. J. Mitchell, nthracilc- Qoal t4m At Prices, Lower than the Lowest. We are tho Sole Agent for the CELEBBATED WYOMING COAL. Also nell In Large Quantities, at Low Price, the well known Call on me and place your orders Eben Perry will sell you a good solid walnut case organ, with all the latest The Hon.

John A. Anderson, the Republican nominee for congress, will address the people on the political issues of the day at the following times and places: Milford, Monday, Sept. 13, 1:30 p. m. Wakefield, Mon.

Sept. 13, 7:30 p. m. Industry, Tue. Sept.

14, 2 p. m. Keystone, Tue. Sept. 14, 7:30 p.

m. Iliff's School House, Wed. Sept. 15 p. m.

Solomon, Wed. Sept. 15, 8 p. m. Assaria, Thurs.

Sept. 16, 2 p.m. Salemsburg, Thurs. Sept. 16, 7:30 p.

m. Pleasant Valley, Fri. Sept. 17, 2 p. m.

Minneapolis, Sat. Sept. 18, 2 p. m. Tonic Alterative and Cathartic.

Simmons Liver Regulator, purely not unpleasant to the taste. It is the medicine generally used in the south to arouse the torpid liver to a healthy action. It cures malaria, biliousness, dyspepsia, headache, constipation and piles. The action of the regulator is free from nausea or griping. It is most effective in starting the secretions of the liver, causing the bile to act as a cathartic.

When there is an excess of bile in the stomach, the regulator is an active purge; after the removal of the bile, it will regulate the bowels and impart vigor and health to the whole system. Parties wishing anything in the hardware line will do well to call on Coron Seyster before purchasing elsewhere as they are selling at cutting prices. 24 13 Will Prindle, F. A Nichols, 2 Hon. U.

U. Smith, N. E. Shafer, G. II.

Stark, Agnes Sydow, Mrs. Cyrus Townsnd, Bell Willoms Epp. L. Wintes, E. Wells, Frank Whickman, Wm.

Williams, Cugupt Pracht. W. H. L. Pepperell, P.

M. improvements, for $75 to $80 on easy terms. 23t4 The Lincoln Republican and other papers in the towns interested are fairly ablaze with the Midland railroad before the price advances. boom. be done to make it pleasant for visitors.

From the interest taken by stockmen, there will be one of the finest exhibitions of stock ever held in the state. Admission only 25c. Family tickets $1.00, admitting purchaser, wife and all the babies under 12 years of ago if purchased before Sept. 15. For premium lists, address James A.

Trout-man, Topeka. OUR CLUB LIST. We are prepared to club the Timbs with the following periodicals ct the prices named Topeka Capital I 50 Commonwealth 1 86 Leavenworth Times 1 P5 Courier Journal 2 00 Champion 2 (XI Demorest's Magazine. 2 50 Inter Ocean 1 85 Globe Democrat 1 HS Kansas City Journal 1 Ni Times 1 Toledo Blade 1 tv Western Rural 2 40 National Tribune Wl Detroit Free Press 1 6 New York World 1 86 Journal of Agriculture 1 Kansas Farmer 8 00 San Francis oo Call 00 Chicago Herald 1 75 "WtfVJCFjSPA tiK'TJ A book of 100 pages. Itooutalns lists of newspapers and estimates Of the cost of advertising.

The ad vrtise ho wants to spend one dollar, finds In it the in- formation he requires, while forUim whowiU invest one bunmwl thousand dollars In advertising, a scheme Is indicated which wm meet his every requirement, or can be made to do so by slight changes easily arrived at by correspondence. 148 editions have been Issued. Sent, post-paid, to any address lor 10 cents. Write to GEO. P.

ROWELL" KEWSPAFER ADVERTISING BURR A (10 Spruce St. Printing House Kew York. E. S. A merchant sat in his easy chair And slowly rubbed his eyes; THAT IS AX OFFER D.

R. ANTHONY'S PAPER, THE LEAVENWORTH DAILY TIMES, AND THE CONCORDIA TIMES FOR ONIY 5.00 for a whole year. We haro made such Rr-ranscmenta with Tub Leavenworth Times. that enables us to oiler that leading paper with THE TIMES, for five dollars only. The Leavkwwokth Times is essentially the state paper, being a lcarloss, outspoken, independent Republican journal.

It believes in the enforcement of all laws aud that the statutes should rule Instead of policy. Durlnj the present campaign. It will bo morethan interesting, as both sides of all questions will be presented In its columns and while not endorsing anything outside of the straight Republican ticket, believe that all are entitled to a hearing. All subscriptions must be forone year, for a short term full rates will be charged. Beniemoer this oITcr is for a limited time and if you want the best dally and weekly In the state, for 5.00 call on us.

Sample copies will bo mailed you by addressing, Tns Kan. TThe Leavenwouth WrxstLY Times and our WEEKLY TIMES for 1U0 per annum. If you want anything in the line of At William Blair's Old Stand. Miss- Eva Dawson will leave next Sunday for Concordia, Kansasr where she will teach music. Miss Dawson is one of the.

best musicians ever Bush-nell sent out. Her natural abilities are great and no pains have been spared in her education. Very few persons possess the mastery of both vocal and instrumental music that she does. The people of Concordia are to be congratulated on her decision to locate there. stoves or cooking utensils don't fail to call on Coron Seyster before pur chasing.

23t4 P. J. Cahill, the former sergeant of Boarding ni) Jay Sool: the signal corps of this city has been transferred by the bureau to Atlantic City X. J. And whispered to himself alone, Will I go and advertise.

My neighbors they are selliiig goods. And I am much surprised, And don't know what the reason is Unless they've advertised. Upon the morrow I will go Before the sun will rise, I'll go right straight unto the shop And there I'll advertise. He went and lol this stingy man Reaped wealth as you surmised; He now sells goods and lots of them Because he'll advertise. The call in the Blade is so thin and Convent and Academy of Nazareth, full of holes that they will be compel! ed to soak it in a whisky tub a long FOIi THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES.

Bushnell (111.) Record. Editor Times: There seemed to me to be one thing that ought to have forced itself upon every citizen's mind who attended the last "waterworks meeting" at the opera bouse, as well as some of the dark, cloudy, and muddy nights, and that is that we should have our city lighted up in some way. I looked in vain in vour last issue, as well as the other papers of our city, hoping to find something about the Our sheriff had a sale of his personal property at his farm in Oakland town MOTIlEli SUPERIOR, Concordia, Kanras time before it will hold anything. The Miltonvale Star has sold out and the parties purchasing are moving it to For particulars address, ship Wednesday. He intends devoting his entire attention in straightening In on ftp In Philadelphia Phi Ilipsburg, the county seat of Phillips county.

The News has a' clear this mm up the crookedness and cussedness in our county and we're pretty certain he will "get there Eli." "The Georgia Minstrels the monarchs of the minstrel world" promise a refined entertainment Monday eve. $1, Subscribe for THE TIMES. $1. FUfftllir AjrPlh'V lf MftMS M. AY KM ON.

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