The Hamilton Enterprise du lieu suivant : Hamilton, Kansas • 4

HAMILTON ENTEPPFISE. A splendid rain fell Sunday evening UPPER SLATE. ALASKA FOR'GOL ANDERSON APPLEBY FOR PRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES AND A GENERAL Dealers in HARDWARE, STOVES. HARNESS, BUGGIES, ROAD ANDSPRING WAG- ONS, AGRICULTURAL I MPLEIVIENT8 OF ALL KINDS. Also FURKITUHEANDAFULL LINE OF UN DERTAKEINGr GOOPS ALWAYS IN STOCK.

LINE QF MERCHANDISE AT PRICES TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. IF IT COME FEOM See ns licfore Ijnyinji anything in money. N. SAN FOR SALE, A poflcity resilience in Pawnee City Netela, also a good farm of 160 acres near the City, has oofl residence BLACKSMITHING AND WAGON WORKS Will sell for cash or exchange for land in Greenwood county. For further All WORK PROMPTLY DONE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.

No. 212. for vehicles. Come direct to the factory and get them without paying ade'i- tional profits. All our goods are warranted in every particular.

Shipped, C. 0. and if not as ordered or represented it costs you nothing, write for catalogue and pRiCEs HIGKGRY BUGGY Indianapolis, FELLAY. MADISON, KANSAS, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, Solicits your patronage when you of repair, lie can repair them hy It is a remarkable fact that the ma jority of the rains during the summer have occured on Sunday. The only thing to be regretted is that they did not occur often enough even on this day.

We were treated to some of the finest grapes brought to Hamilton this season, by Mescers Peoples and Anderson. They were grown by Mr. Ulich, and the gift bestowed by one of Hamilton's most charming young ladies made it a very acceptable one. Dr. Henry F.

Harnett, of Kansas City, the Painless Dentist will be in Hamilton on September 9th and, remain one week. Remember that we say Painless and that is just what we mean. Section foreman F. Bankes leaves his, section at this place in charge of the new foreman Soverns to take a position as foreman on the steel gang near Eureka. Mr.

Bankes is a deserv ing workman and his friends will oe glad to hear of his succes in getting a more paying position. Ross. Smith had an arm badly cut on a porn sled yesterday. It appears that in turning at the end of a corn row the sled unset catching Mr. Smith's arm under the knife in such a manner as to sever an artery Dr.

Winegar attend ed to the wound and at last accounts he was getting along as well as could be expected under the circumstances. O. G. Johnson one of Uncle Sam's boys who wore the blue was shaking hands with the boys on our streets Tuesday, Mr, Johnson is one of those kind of fellows who always a host of friends among the "boys" wherever he goes. FOR SALE.

A well improved residence property Hamilton. A lour ruumuu uuuoo and all necessary outbuildings all in good condition and in the most desir able location of town. For further information call on or address. M. M.

Miller, Hamilton, Kansas. Our Liveryman John Cameron mado trip to Hilltop and Other pointB Thursday, Mr. Cameron's barn seems to he getting quite a run of work especially traveling men, who find in Mr Cnmernn'R teams a ready way of reachinn- other boints on time from this station. About thirtv five of the little folks assembled Wednesday afternoon at the home of their hostess Miss Edna Anderson in honor of her seventh irthday. Ice cream, melons and other refreshments were served and every one present had a very enjoy-i ble time with their little friend who nows how to entertain them so well, nd all returned home wishing Miss Edna many happy returns of this day.

An event that will attract the atten tion of ethnologists, interest sightseers tnd entertain the tourist will be the reproduction of the famous sun dauce of the prehistoric Aztecs, which will" be given in all its splendor by ne hundred Oocbiti Indians, during the Territorial Fair to be held at Albuquerque, September 13th to 18th. Tickets on sale September 7 at rate of $30,60 from Hamilton Apply to E. Behmer, agent Santa Fe Koute for detail. 77 NOTES. Ella Blakely started for Oklahoma Thursday for a short stay.

G. A. Abshire has painted his new house. He now has a nice looking house. A number of young folks attended a party at B.

J. Bentley's Friday evening. Canning and drying peaches is now the order of the day. A nice shower visited this vicinity i-unday evening. O.

II. Green made some improv-ments on our roads last week. Marion Hensley, of Eaton Colorado, visited in our neighborhood this week. W7e saw A. Heidriek taking a new baby carriage out for his baby this week.

Miss Mary Allen is visiting her sister Mrs. Wm Oarriott. P. Pees and family of Madison visited with Pees Bros. Sunday.

Klondyke Grasshopper. PUBLIC SALE. I will sell at public sale at my farm one and one-half miles north of Hamilton, on WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 1S87, Commencing at 10 a. ra. 254 head of cattle, 180 head of hogs.

work horses, 200 acres of corn, 60 acres of caffir corn and cane all in shock and f0 tons of alfalfa hay. Hogs consist of brood-sows and shotes. TERMS 100 head of 2 year old stfiers, 110 yearling steers, 9 milch cows and heifers to be sold in lots to suit purchasers, corn, hogs and 40 head of yearling steers cash. Nine months time given to responsible parties on all bankable notes or notes secured by mortgage on stock with sufficient feed for the same included, drawing 10 per cent interest from date. All sums undor 8-5 cash.

Feed lot with never failing supply of good water with rock bottom furnished purchaser of feed. WARM DINNER OS THE OBOCSDS. S. Wakxer, W. I'atteksox, Of Eureka Salesman t38TnATKD io Slay from my pasture 2 miles north west of Hamilton vcarlintr steers branded with the letter placed horizontally on the right hip.

Any one returning said cattle or giving information of their wherabouts will be liberally rewarded. W. Patterson. The hot dry weather, of the past week, is drying up things very fast. Corn is beginning to need cutting.

The fruit is drying up on the trees: such weather is excellent for drying fruit of all kinds. Mrs. Barney Williams is drying fruit on the shares for Mrs. May Frpeman. Grant Whipple lias sold his cattle to Rob.

Briden of near Eureka, to be de livered this week. Grant is much pleased to think that now he will not have to pump water for them. Mr. Sypher thinks ho can walk up and down a row of corn as fast as any one. He is cutting fifty and more shocks a day.

Mr. Frank Thrall expects to go west this week to sea after his cattle. Ira Mack is again in this neighbor hood staying with Duke Colter. The Base Ball loe Cream Supper Saturday night was a grand success, The attendance of pretty girls and lively young men was good. All seemed to baye an enjoyable time.

The proceeds of about $6,00 is for the henefit of the Bear Town Base Ball Club. Miss Edith Conwoll ia visiting with Miss Reising this week. Miss Sara Edwards is putting up grapes for future use. Mrs. Freeman and daughter are visiting at R.

A. Freeman's this week. The writer should b3 very careful while his namesake is in this vicinity, Graqt and Ira Whipple went to Kan sas City Sunday morning' on the two o'clock train. Frank Purkable the bicycle record breaker rode from Madison asrainst a strong wind in one hour and forty minutes. That was making good time we think Art Freeman is trying his new high wheel corn cutter this week.

Mr. Billips and his wife are Btaying at Mr. Nuckols. His wife will do the cooking for them during the buisy season. Guss, it looks "funny" that your eoat took leers and walked off while you were dancing.

Koochia. HOMER CREEK. We had a little rain last Sunday but need more badly. Mrs. Earl Wyant has returned home after having a spell of fever at her father's.

Mr. J. W. Hale bought cattle on Homer Creek last week. J.

S. Bales shipped cattle from Hamilton last Monday. Gordon Marks have finished a neat job of painting for A. M. Miller on Homer Creek, their ad in the Enterprise seems to bring them work.

Gordon Marks have done some neat paper banging for Mrs. G. W. Holman this week, the boys are sure onto their job. G.

W. Holman says it is a matter of impossibility to advertise property for 6ale in the Enterprise and not sell it at once G. W. says he advertised his cattle in the Enterprise one day and sold them the next. I see some sale bills ou from the Enterprise job department that speaks well for the office's work.

W. 8. ONeil and G. R. nolman have commenced driving their stock to water this week, The people on Homer Creek have commenced cutting their corn, if we have no more rain the corn will all be ready to cut very soon.

Uncle Zir. M. M. Miller expects to start, Monday, for Kansas City, St. Joseph and other points in the east to lay in a stock of fall sroods for his store.

The child of Mrs. French" who is visiting her parents, Mr. and MrB. W. S.

Patterson's north of town was quite sick last week. We are glad to report the little one much better this week. F. G. Thrall, whose notice appears elsewhere in this paper, sold 130 head of good western cows to.

A D. Thompson this week. Mr. Thrall can fill orders for any number of g-ood western cattle of all kinds at reasonable prices and in lots to suit the purchaser. See his notice of cattle for sale in another place.

Parties expecting to buy will do well to Mr. Thrall before buying. The hunting and fishing grounds of Colorado quickly and comfortably reached via Santa Fe Route. Low rates during the season, Write W. J.

Black, G. P. Topcka, for a copy of A Colorado Summer. Misses Mattie Gilman, Lena Pritch- ardr Bertha Pritchard, Effie Colehanks Anna Bartlett, Etta Bartlett and Messrs Bert Bartlett and Walter Covert of Madison passed through our town Monday on their return trip from Eureka where they were sent to represent their Endeavor at the District Christian Endeavor conven tion at Eureka. INVALIDS AND TOURISTS are invited to write J.

I Hack, P. Santa Fe Route, Topeka, for copy of A Colorado Summer. If you re going there, greatly reduced rates will be made. FOI1 SALE 4-year old bay mare, welt made, weight about broken to work and without a blemish of any kind, perfectly sound. Thia mare is not to be classed whh the cheap kind of plugs, but one a person can afford to bay.

Terms cash. For further par ticulars enquire at this office. T. G. F.

Maxfikld, Editor and Publisher SUBSCRIPTION RATES: CNEYEAR ONE DOLLAR ZIX MONTHS FIFTY CENTS, Z3u' Advertising1 rates made knoyin ou application. SEPTEMBER 3, 4897 Entered at the Post Oflice at Ham ilton ICs. as second class mail matter. F. Piatt's new horse is a beauty.

rs. Keating has been sick this, week. J. J. Shook's fihild null remains quite sick.

Veterinary Surgeon Teeters was in town Monday. Mrs. J. Cameron was at Mr. Don ald3on's Wednesday.

A little child of Mr. Hale had an arm broken this week. County Surveyor, T. 0. Sears pass ed through town Tuesday.

R. Anderson is shipping blue' grass seed again this week. Master Willie Vaughn, of Eureka, came up Thursday morning1 Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Ed.

McIIone oa Sunday, August 20, 1897, a boy Dr. Winotrar is fitting up an office ia the Carson property this week. Frank Vaughn went to Eureka Thursday on business, he will be gone several days We printed sale bills for W. S. Patterson this week, see the notice another place.

A few of our people took advan fcage of the excursion rates and went to Kansas City Sunday. Mrs. White and Mrs. Burr, Frank Vaughn's mother and sister, came up from Eureka Thursday. -x v.

inlkTurlianvi '-iiemcE'JEr. WilUll yuu alt: iuuww you can always get a first class lunch at A. D. Hiati's lunch room. Mr.

and Mrs. J. E. Maloney and Mrs. Al.

Kern started Sunday for a visit with folks in Missouri. Mrs. A Johnson is disposing of her houshold effects and other property preparatory to going to Iowa. Is there not some one you would vish to send the Estekfise to for one year? The two subscription for $1,60. M.

Blakely and daughters Myrtle and Oeorgianna, of Madison, were in Hamilton Saturday and Sunday. J. Ilerrick's little boy was injured by a fall into a wire fen cc getting some very severe cuts on the barbed wire. sa.c at J. Tnompson's place last Wednesday was well attended and sales are reported to have been fairly good.

Miss Mary Kern returned Monday to Madison after spending a few duys with her sister at this place Mrs. 8. Richardson. Mrs. Freeman and daughter, of Emporia, came dwn Saturday to visit her "brothers Charles and Robert Freeman of Upper Slate.

A boy, of Mr. Sherman's who live on West Creek stabbed himself one day this week by falling from a swing onto an open knife. Clarence Smith sold 76 yearlings to H. J. Ulrich this week.

Clarence a good bunch of steers and realized a head out of them. LOST One blaek and white spotted female Setter Dog. Liberal reward for information leading to recovery, F. li. Piatt.

There was preaching by the Baptist's at Miller's Ilall Sunday by Rev. Williams to a well filled house. Rev. Williams preached an excellent sermon. received a communication from E.

Maloney to day. Mr. Maloney writes that they are all well and en-jojed their overland trp; they were in Kansas City Thursday. Jerry Elrod, who was returning fivin a visit with his brother at Pied-moat to his home in Coffey county stopped in town a wh le with Mrs. llaitsoin's being old acquaintances of theirs.

A meeting was cslled Tuesday evening for the purpose of effecting an organization of a cornet band in tiara-ikon. There will be another meeting at the depot tomorrow afternoon at 2 Ciiarles Redding who will teach the school at district 59 was in Hamilton the first of the week. The people of dislr.ct 59 are to be congratulated on getting a teacher such as Mr. Redding. We predict for them a good School this D-es every one know that the new school books adopted by our fetate n.ust be used in the schools this term, rvrl i hat each one who sends their to schoo1 must have them1 fr-ivided wilh thu new books before Mchool begins.

Mr. J. I Thompson went to ity for medical treatment Mr Thompson has been in very health lor some time and it is -erely hoped that he will be by his Irip. J. Butler who will teach the Lena Valley fcchool this year dropped in on Wednesday on his relnrn from Eu-f ii i here he be bad been exchanging bj ks for the Madison 4oi.

6 4 TO SUIT THE TIMES, PRODUCE. IT ers GOOD. hearing fruit trees ham ets- LODCE DIRECTORY F. L. T.

Hamilton Lodge No 457 I. O. 0. F. Ivteets every Saturday night at 8.

W. E. Paily, N. G. Phil.

N. Piatt, Sec'y. Hamilton Rebecca Lodge No. 800; 10. 0.

meets every Thursday evening. Mrs. S. LaRue, G. Miss Bell Harris, Sect.

HamiltonCanip Al. VV. A. No 1817 Meets the first and third Saturday nights of each month, R. Anderson, V.

C. J. J. Shook, Clerk. Star camp N.

of A. Meets the second and fourth Saturday nights of each month. Mrs, R. B. Anderson O.

Nella Iern, Recorder. Preaching at the M. E. Church every Sunday morning and evening alternately. Sunday School every Sunday at 10 a.

in. Epworth League each alternate Sunday evening. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening. H. Cullison, Pastor.

Baptist Church Preaching at Miller's Hall every third Sunday morning and evening. Sunday School every Sunday at 10 a. m. J. W.

Snider, Pastor, TRAVEL is a joy to those who know how to get the most out of it Luxurious Puilmans, comfortable chair cars, modern day coaches, regular and appetising meals at dining-rooms or in dining-cars, in connection with shortest distance and time between given points, makes traveling a pleasure at any season of the year. This is what you pay for and get when your ticket reads VIA Santa Fe Route. LARUE CARAEH Dealers in salt anflfrcsii meat Keeps constantly on hamt every thing to be found in a first class meat market That lame Hark run ruretl wltn Dr. Miles' NEiiVU I'LAHl'ER. Only Sic.

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Our fee not due till patent is secured. PaMPHLCT How to Obtain Patents," with cost at same 'in the U.S. and foreign countae? sent free. Address, c.a.show&co. Op paTtNT omct.

Vhimotoi. O. C. the iiaraware line. We can sare MM ALL KINDS LIGHT i ib We will sell you anything we maLe at the very best wholesale price.

Co? terms are net cash to all, and our price are made accordingly. There ia no fur. ther use in your paying fancy have watches or jewelery in need the most scientifl methods. Ins 7 go3 tariff vk Work I THE KANSAS CITY STAR Is the cheapest and Best paper published west of the Mississippi. Subscribe at this office.

THE WICHITA EAGLE IS "WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN DIAMONDS. You get the news when you read the Wichita Daily Eagrle. information apply at this office. RAILROAD TIME TABLE. ATCHISOX, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE.

NORTH. Passenger 9:40 a ra. Accommodation. 5:25 SOUTH. Passenger 4:10 Accommodation 9:40 a The north bound passenger makes close connections at Emporia for all points both east and west.

For tick ets to all points, maps or other infor mation, call on or address. F. C. Behmer, Agent. IT DOESEN'T COST MUCH to go to Denver, Colorado Springs, Manitou, Glenwood Springs, and a host of other places in Colorado? via Santa Fe Route.

F. C. Behmer agent, will give you rates and other informa tion on application. PROGRAM OLD SETTLERS ASSOCIATION, AT EUBEKA, SEPTEMBER 16, 1897, MORNISTQ SESSION, Music. Opening Address-Judge J.

B. Clogston. Music. Picnic dinner in court house grove. AFTERNOON SESSION, 2 O'CLOCK.

Music, Address by Judge Chas. C. Graves. Music. ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

Historian's address Prof. Smothers. Music, Evening session, devoted to person al recollections of old times, and music Everybody cordially invited to be present J. M. Smyth, W.

W. Mobris, President. Secretary. FARM Ft SALE. Three miles south west of Hamilton Kansas, consisting of 1 60 acres all un der fence; 80 acres In cultivation; 80 in pasture and mow land, good house, stone barn, and correl fences, orchard never failing well of water, good slope land.

Price 81,600,00 on easy terms for particulars write or inquire of J. E. Maloney. Mb yon anytlimg to sell or trade? Advertise it through the columns of the Enterprise. If does not find you a buyer it will not cost you anything.

Are you poing to make a sale? Come in and let us print your bills for you. LOW RATES And HOT WEATHE are here. A trip to Colorado doesn't cost much now, and you may be comfortable in a cooler climate. Apply to agent Santa Fe Route, or to W. J.

Black, G. P. A Topeka, for rates anc copy of A Colorado Summer. A COLORADO SUMMER Differs from summers elsewhere. The altitude of Colorado is one to three miles; heat is grateful, not enerving.

The Rocky Mountains of Colorado are magnificent To be out of doors in this ideal region, hunting, fishing, and mountain climbing, is a fine tonic for the tired. Illustrated boolc, "A Colorado mailed free by addressing W. J. Black, O. P.

A S. F. Topeka, Kas. The best way to go is via the Santa Fe Route, ob at.