The Hamilton Enterprise du lieu suivant : Hamilton, Kansas • 1

r.a (ft II VOL. 1. HAMILTON, KANSAS, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 897. NO. 13.

WEST CREEK NOTES- UPPER SLATE, B. LEWIS, SV1.D. NO. 19 NO.I9 SOPHRONIUS JOHNSON WILLOW VALLEY- Coit Spaulding and John Pcdroja Sophronius Johnson died- in Swan, A grand, rain fell last week wh.lc'h is very refreshing for the grass Taney County, on the ninth of HAMILTON, KANSAS. Calls answered promptly flay or and kaffier-corn.

September; where he had been giving since he went from this county about Mr. M. Gaffney shipped five Jaada Potato nigging and corn shucking will soon be the order of tho day. Mark Shepherd is suffering more or less pain from a sprained ankle, result of a horsa on him. Several from this Incaliy attended tho pio'bicat the shook grove Saturday.

K. South closed his first week of flight. two years ngo. He had been a resi of cattle to Kansas City last week oh GUESS WHAT IS AT RIGHARDSOfiS? the account of grass being short'. (Jent of this county for about 20 years being one of the pioneer settlers.

In c.bout '59 Mr. Johnson passed through Oiiss Freeman and Jim Mahanes were ffJIEN YOU WANT A IIS3T DISH i iok cfusAar, oft Ant etkd of cool CAt, AT TIIK visitors ai Mr. Laird's Sunday. school with enrollment of 19 pupils. Mrs, Ravenscroft who hag been on the sick list for a week or two is some 'Home have not yet enrolled as they ICE CREAM PARLOR ON LY FIRST QUALITY OF hnvo not made the exchange of school what bettor at this writing.

I8AI QU.1RTEE8 FOB FIRST CLASS GOGDj VERY; C. E. Freeman finished cutting "hms, cakdip.s anDAuts, rouns For. tkadh books which is quite necessary, Sunday, Sept I9ch, wap the anniversary ofthe niarrige of Mr. and Mrs.

A. this sect'on of country enrouta for Pikes Peak, and baiag sd well p'eased with what he saw of this part of the West he afterwards returned and settled on the Verdigris River near Virgil, where he lived for about twenty years, being welt known to a great many of Greenwood county's old'settlers. One of hip brothers, O. O. Johnson, lives at this place and another, Sylves KEPT AN PRICES TH LOWEST AT ALL TIMES com jn time to see that game of ball plaved Saturday evebetweenthe Slate Heads and Beatown team the scores two pedagogues started for the picnic Saturday, but wheu they arrived the picnic was over, that is the part that they were interested in.

you should start sooner next time school ma'ams. Chas Pedroja and others nttended the J. W. Sullivan sale near Madison Friday, Wiliie Fogle 1ms planted a wheat crop at last. R.

H. Foster who was ocred the position of treasurer on the district board has refused to accept it. Chas Pedrnja and wife visited at Be-auchat's Sunday. John Railing attended a birthday partv at Eureka Saturday he returned Monday. Jim Daight and wifo started overland to Miami County Sunday, wa hope they wdl have a nice Edd Focht of Madison, one of tho most succesful teacher of this county, was visiting schools in this vicinity.

John Pedroja was sit-k the fore part E. ILDUMBAULD. IClinginsmith, and when their many friend's and relatives began to arrive stood 8 to 20 in favor of our home team. with 'Well filled basket ana other pre That Pie social at Mrs. Winegars was NO.

19 NO. scnts, their surprise wasundescribablo THE HAMILTON ENTERPRISE. a grand sucess Saturday night; the at A goodly number were present and ter Johnson lives in Eureka. He also' tendedanoe was (rood, tho p.es Were rtU seeded to enoy themselves well, has two brothers ip Texas, Zimriah and their wishes were, "That their good and the amusements Were' extra; we extend our thank to Mrs Winegar host and hostess may live to celebrat PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY F. MAXFIEMi, T' if editor.

Johnson, who is an engineer on a passenger train with headquarters at Elpaso and Mortica Johnson, who ma ny an other anniversary. Among for her k'indness and hospitality shown to all; and let us have one soon a- gain at some one of our neighbors. OUR FALL GOODS are those present were Mies Carrie Hawk-inf, Mr. Herbert Slough, Ar. and Airs.

James, Wm Dane and family, Perry Hawkins, Archie, Eolla and Frankio Mr. Svphersold a team and harness to Alx. Billies last Week. lives near tho same place. He leaves two sisters, one: Irs H.

D. Jones at Santa Fe in Haskell county of this state and Mrs. R. A. Bain of Pueblo, Colorado.

Mr. ji hnson had been in poor Mrs. II. A. Freeman is still on the Johnson, L.

E. Worford, Ed Hoover, of the week- being hardly able to at sick l.iet. I tend to his school duties Mr. Swreegal of. Nebraska was in this health for some years before his A syiujicatcof American millionaires will on October 1 take charge of the customs collections in Honduras, under an agreement to pay the national ilebt of that country, build railroads, conduct baoksand establish steamship Sow look put for a flood of literal lire to entice Americans who are not millionaires to Honduras.

vicinity last week hunting a place for rent. Mrs. Coble wept to Eureka Monday. Rev. Fuuk will give a magic lantern death and had almost reached the al lecture Monday evening at Dis.

99 for loted time of "three score being in his 69th year. Theodore BrVens has rented a place in Mo. to farm, where he expects (to L. U. South, C.A.

Jennings and family, .7. A. Johnson wife, Mr. end Mrs. Robt.

Anderson, ti. T. Rayson and family, Mr. pud Bell, H. W.

Worford and wife, A. 0. Alsop and family, Mr. Mrs. and Lewis, and a number of others name the writer djd.

not learn. Mrs. Joel IClinginsmith of Eureka is visiting in this neighborhood. L. R.

South preaclied a very excel tho benefit of Sunday School at that place. move between this aud spring. arrive. Being BOUGT for cash, and ALL DISCOUNTS TAKEN, WERE PREPARED TO GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS THEBEN- efitof THE VERY CLOSEST PRICES ON ALL LIMES. Dad Robinson started for the south The last news from Jim Thompson ern wheat counties Tuesday.

was Friday that he was some better. The Emperor of (ierraany doesn't be-'Cove in taking chances; hence his choice of a.n imaginary army for his Haye yon anytliiug: to sell or trade? There is to be a basket supper Ragged Prairie Chapel Oct. all invited to Advertise it through the columns of opponents in the sham battle in which Is there not some one you would the If it does not find lie took personal command of the Ger lent sermou to a very attentiye audience Sunday, at 4 ocloek. Ilia theme was worship. lie said that all men worship wish to send the Exterpise to for one year? The two subscriptionfor.551,60.

Some one told tho writer to that man troops. you a buyer ii will not cost you any some Uia boys go to the iiodo Dan thing. Are you iroing to make a sale Ex-President Dlanco, of Venezuela, ground to piny ball on Sunday for a Wo still have a fow odds and ends in summer goods that will close RegardleS3 Of to make room for new goods. FARM FOR SALE. Three miles south west of Hampton Come in and let us print your bills for is credited with an annual income of mtlsements instead of attening church.

Mrs. Nettie Bill'ps and husband re BEAR JN MIND. YVjj carry a complete line of General Merchandise '0. antt Kansas, cousisting cf ICO acres all un W7, 000,000, which would make hiin ihe richest man in tlie world, yet he is said to be r.nhappy because he is out vf office. der fence; SO acres Jn cultivation; SO aim to supply your every wantacd demand at city pricej.

ed, some worshiped the true and livi ng God while others worshiped false Gods and there were yet others who worshiped their moneys and lands. According1 as we worshiped so wera we. If wo worshiped a being above us we would be elevated while if we worshiped a being lower than self, we woud be dragged, clown and down. So let us noj thiuk so ranch about our moneys TEACHER ATTENTION. in pas'ure and mow land, good house, stone barn, and correl fences, orchard never failing well of water, good slope land.

Price $1,000,00 on easy terms for particulars write gr inquire of J. E. Malojiey. CATTLE turned to Madison Saturday. Frank Perkabe is making his home in Eureka now.

Lawn was in this vicinity this week. John Bradshaw was a visitor atClem Mahanes Sunday. Mr. John Rhavencroft made a business trip to Kansas City Sunday. J.

V. Nuckois was in Eureka Jjloff" day. You can get your report cards print ANDERSON and other property for we brought ed at this office to order. Uice PEEPLES nothing into this world so we can take your order ea-dy ana have them ready for your first month of school. uo thing with us when eave this for a Letter it worse world Hut we should The wise man laughs neilier at the imaginary sufferer nor the imaginary rojoicer; he knows what an important part imagination plays in the lifo of i he arvcrage person.

"suckers" with specimens of ro from fake gold mines is not a new industry by any means, but it is a profitably revival just now. ft is the easiest thing in the world 'or those remote from regions likely a bo visited by yellow fever to advise ithera to keep cool and not to gef Tightened. spend more time and thought i build inc or forming charater which if we eannoi take with v.s we can leave in KoOCillA. the Hamilton Stock Yards Saturday, September 25, 1897 Commencing at 10 o'clock, I will sell 3 cows, 60 calves, 73 steers; consisting 50 3-year olds, 8 2-year olds and 17 yearlings, also 10 yearling heifers. Terms: Nine months time wtyl be given on bankable notes drawing 10 the memory of those behind us for iva DUNHAIfi CATTLE FOR SALE.

them to pattern from. 1600 head of well bred western cows 80 dry cows in fine flesh. The balance (. T. Rayson was a business calmer Hamilton, Kansas, at Eureka Monday.

have calves. These cows have been bred Mrs. M. Alsop and L. E.

Worford to registered and high grade Hereford per cent interest visited atQuincy the first of the week DRAYMAN B. D. Freeman bulls and will bring early spring calves. Ex-Queen Lil would accomplish just us much by opposing tho annexation i Hawaii. with their sister Mrs.

A. I). Jennlpgs. Auctioneer. WilJ.

set these cows for Nov. ad Dec. delivery The cows are now on fine Henry Ott Happy Jim pasture in Clark and Barber. Cos. Fans.

CATTLE BEDDING A SPEOJLTY. Also 63! head well bred early calves. BLACKSMITH AND WAGON SHOP. REPAIRING OF ALU KINDS DONE PLOWWOKKA SPECIALTY. ALL ffOFI DONE FE0MPT1I SATISFACTION GffSBiSTEED, tSTThe admits only advertisements that we believe to bo 17 XOTES.

Will ship calves into this county for The statement that Ilaal Cain hud received a check for 50,000 as royalty in his last novel is calculated to enthuse the would be novelists of this although it will not help to lolho and feed any of them. sale on or about Nov. st. Our school ij progressing picely un trustworthy and that we can recconv-mend to our readers being just what I have in the county for sale 90 head der the instruction of iMiss Cora Har. Ian.

of well bred western yearling steers all in one brand; also 120 head of good they advertise to be. In buying LARUE The Dr. Baker medicine man was in goods qr making enquiries concerning calves fom wintered pows and 140 more "noi stun is oeing daily in our vicinity last week. head of very choice dehorped cows anything advertised in thh? paper, you jected into the campaign for the may uralty of greater Jew York. GAINER Jlr.

Jasper Garriott started for Okla. large and well bred. These cows are will oblige us, as well as the adyertis- last bred to calve early npxt spring from er, by stating that you saw the ad. The Spanish pretender, lon Curios, F. FELLAY.

Miss Mattie Ulakely went to Shell registered galloway bulls. Will sell these catt)e lots tosuit purchaser, vertisinont in the Enterprise tas been talking as though he had a Iloclc tocoininence herschool Monday of declaring war against the Read the offers our advertisers bare time given on good, paper. Mss KUen Garriott has been quits United States without the consent of Dealers in salt anfl ft-fisli meat. Keeps constantly on hand everything to be found in a first class meat market. mm.

to make, give them a trial and be con. sick the last few days. F. O. Thrall, govermeuf, of Spajn.

All right, Oor, the baseball season is nearly over inced. Roe Qarriott bailipg hay for Mr Thrall, Kansas. ICirby. 8 m'des N. W.

of Hamilton. ind the players would like nothing CSTWe want to give all the pews Mrs- M. F. 5Iafield visited rs. tetter than the jqb of licking you and your followers out of thi'ir boots.

The Enterprise from now until of general interest from each locality. If we are not giving the news M. Rlakely this week. January 1, 18H3, for 25 cents. Now WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, Solicits your patronare whan you have watches or jewelery in need of repair.

He can rep.iir them by th i most scientific methods. Mr. Clark of Coffey county visited President Mplvinley found his old persecutors the office is the time to subscribe. with Win. Koliey's Sunday.

from your neighborhood send it in to us or or call at our ofliep and get the necessary stationary ir keeping It takes work and money to run a Mr. hterlinjr Hurnhara is mowing for hinj when ho return to hay for Roe Garriott newspaper. We are trying to do Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained and all Pat ent business conducted lor Moderate Fecs, Little Willie Thompson had the mis- our work and make our paper suph Oun OrricE is opposite U.S. Patent Office us posted on the news froin your vicinity. We want a reporter from each locality that is not already repre and we can secure patent in less tunc than these fortune to fall from a wagon and ppt that it ma merit voup E11DDOrt and P.N.

remote tram Washington. Send mndel. drawinir or with descrio his arm broken Dr. Focth set it. patronage- flion.

Wc advise, if patentable 01 not, free of Washington. Dr. Talmage eays Jhe milionaire is the unenviable of men; that Hie possessor of a half million is only a legree lesi happy; but ha doesn't specify as to the possessor of about one hundred thousand the figure that Dr. Talmage's wealth is rated at. Miss-Ella Blakely and Cora Ilarlanao- Altitude and low temperatnre make sented.

Wp furnish a copy of the papyr to each correspondent, either pompied by Mr. Newt Mller attended charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured. A pamulit. How to OUWa Patents," with cost of same in the U.

S. and foreign countries sent frea. Address, summer travel pleasant. Go to San church Sunday eveing to their address, or, if already sub Francisco in July via Santa Fe. C.A.SFJOW&CO.

Mr. Al Maxwell is hauling corn from scriber, to any address they may iJr. Abshires this week, Opp. patent Office. Washington.

D. C. Air Ship at Wichita. name. Klon 3 yka Grasshopper.

Every day at 10 o'clock during the 1ACKSMITHING AND.m WACOM WORKS Also any one getting ns fire new, Wichita State Fair the Wonderful Air A two fold lecture illustrated with cash subscribers will be given a year's ship will make a flight. This alone is subscription for their trouble. optical lantern views, and enlivened worth the cost of going to the Fair. The following is a list of unique rules Vested np ii a hotel in Ohio, "1, Iioard.SoO per week, meals extra. "2.

Breakfestat 5, dinner at 8, nipper at 7. ''3. Guest are requested not to -ucak to the dumb Waiter. 4, UellsU willing to get up without A copy wil be furnished each of our with the reproduction of the improved PROGRAM OLD SETTLEES ASSOCIATION, AT EUEEEA. SEPTEMBER 16.1897.

Besidos this, Gilbert's Dog and Tony local correspondents as long as they gramophone will bo given by Rev. how, with the main features of the contribute to its columns. If already W. Funk at this place. Sept 2s, under All WORK PROMPTLY DONE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.

a subscriber, the extra copy will be the auspices of the Baptist and MetU old one Ring Circus, goes on continually. Everyday grand Hippodrome sent to any address they may order. ociisn nuniuv scnoais. as well as Races, Standing and Chariot J. Here are yet several points we leinn- entertaining it will be quite a wish to have represented in this way.

helpful aid to a better understanding The hunting and fishing grounds of We offer to do this in order to make ofthe Jiible study embraced in the Colorado quickly and comfortably Route. Low the E.vtkrprisk as newsy as we can. Sunday School lessons of which views I reached via Santa Fe Mousing session-, 10: 3a Music. Opening Address-Judge J. 11.

Clogston. Muse. l'icnic dinner in court house grove. AKTKRXOOX SESflOX, 2 O'CLOCK. Music.

rates during the season, Write W. J. Black, ti. P. Topeka, for a Topkka's Fall Festival.

copy of A Colorado Summer. Will be held Sept S7 to Oct 2. Only one fare for round-trip via Santa Address by Judge Chas. C. firaves.

He ENTERPRISE ISfWI MN An event that will attract the atten l.eing callej cm have self raising il'jur forsuppcr. .,5. The hotel is surrounded by a autiful cemetery, lie arses to hire rents a day. tiucsts wishing to do a little driv. I'ig will find a hamuur and nails in he closet.

If your rcomgets too warm open iie window and see the fire escape, "9. If yon are fond of athletics and like good jumping the mattress see the bjd spring. If your lamp go-s out take a iVatberout the pillow; light "nough for any room. tion of ethnologists, interest sight Music EI.KCTIOJf OF OFFICKIls. and reporductions will lie given.

Admission lOecnts Scholars under "yaars, free Receipts arc divided the Sunday Schools under hose auspices the lecture is given. Lit of patents Granted Kansas Inventor this week. Reported by C.A. Snow and Talent Attorneys Washington, D. P.

Ailing, Cambridge, Grain-harvesting machine. C. seers and entertain the tourist will be Historian's address I'rof. Smethers. Fe Route.

FOR SALE 4-year old bay mare, well made, weight abont 13-0, broken to work and without a blemish of' any kind, perfectly sound. This mare is not to be classed with the cheap kind the reproduction of the famous t-un dance of the prehistoric Aztecs, which Music. Evening session, devoted to person will be given in all its splendor by no hundred Gocbiti Indians, during al recollections of old times, and music of plugs, but one a person can afford ohe Territorial Fair to be held at Al Everybody cordially invited to be to buy. Terms cash. For farther particulars enquire at this office.

September 13th to 18th. Tickets on sale September 7 at rate of $30,60 from Hamilton, Ks. Apply to I. C. Belimjr.

aeent Santa Fe Rjute fOP F. Doplanty, Collcyviile, Adjustable stay for doors. 1. .1. Hindmarsh, Topoka, Pneumatic seat.sport J.

II Mori an, Kansas City, Box attachment B.C. Nichols, Topetta, Apparatus for compressing air. Player, Topeka. Brake-beam. XV.Q.

Schcllhammer. Conway Springs, Iiame-tng. A- Scott, Great Bend, Hat-pin. II. M.

Tyrrell, 1 Coffeyville, Grain-ear door. D. Vani-' man. McPerson, Fence-post. For copy of any- paten send 10 cents in posUtre present.

J. M. Smyth, V. W. Morris, President.

Secretary. LOW RATES And HOT WEATHER are here. A trip to Colorado doesn't cost much now, and yon may be comfortable in a cooler climate. Apply to agent Santa Fe Route, or to W. J.

M0 Any one troubled withanighl-rture will find a halter on the bedpost. "II. Don't pick a quarrel with the lerk. Ills brother is the chief of police nd Lis father the mayor of the town. "12.

Don't worry about paying yonr bill. The Louse is anpno-Ud by its foundation." Itartford News. TnE rF.Rsos You Want To Ske may be round in Topeka from Sept FOR 25 CENTS- Nobody is likely to dispute the claim of the Jerseymen that to be struck by lightning is a sure cure for chronic rheumatism. INVALIDS AND TOURISTS are invited to write J. Black, O.

P. Santa Fe Ronte, Topeka, Kaa, for copy of A Colorado Summer. If you're going there, greatly reduced rates will It made. 27 to Oct 2 enjoying the continuous show, Money in yonr pocket by having of Santa Fe ticket one fare You ret th newj ii the Black, Q. P.

A Topeka, for rates ant Copy of A Colorado Sunlmr, Amps stamps with date of this paper to lao a.4 Co, Washington, D.CL '0 one the nsitarr.it.