The Severy Telegram from Severy, Kansas • 4

mm Beatty's Organs imgatns it. I have 250 acres of grass for sala of iKtff For iiRiticuiars. catalogue au PEOPLE'S TICKET. dress Dan'i F. Beatt7.

Washington, to be cut on shares, four and one half wilts northeast of Severy. 27tf A. IlUDD, Are the best. Write BSART! for catalogue. Ad dress DanT F.

Eeatty, Died, of conaumprion, at his home I four miles north of Severy, Mr. Baliu, A. P. MABEN A lhance A uctioner. All Calls Promptly Attended To.

CHARGES REASONABLE. SEVERYttttttttttttttrftKANSAS. Vor President, GEN. JAMES U. WBAV12K, of Iowa.

For Vice President, JAMES G. FIELD, cf "Virginia. brother of John Balin, who is 'troll! known to the people of Severy, ffAff753 fUERS ln use every here Sal 44 For catalogue address Daniel F. Beatty, VvashingtonN. J.

Uncle Ben Smith of Eureka is Belling clothing so cheap tbat everyone should L. L. Slater. I go there to buy. Call and see him when in Eureka.

He won't deceive ttoukky at lw, Collecting agt and notary puDiic. foeveryiti you as to quality of goods 17 Office. o-o PERCH ERON-N ORM AN HORSES. FULL BLOODS A11D HIGH GRADES Horses and Fillies in Foal by COUNT DeGHAMPAU, A FULL BLOOD PERCHERON-NORMAN HORSE, Joe Fedrick, one of Fall River's heavy weights, passed through the city on his return home from Wichita. He Jones Se sbultz, ATTORNEYS AT -LAW Office over Farmers and Drovers REHIDIES AND TREATMENT FOR THE CUBE OF LiaTJOK, and OPIUM HABIT b.

CALL ON OR ADDRESS ti-emed anxious to reach his home on For GoTerner, L.D.LEWKLLING, of Sedgwick. JTor Lieutenant-Governor, PERCY DANIELS, of Crawford. For Secretary of State, II. 8. 03U011N, of Hooks.

For Attorney General, JOHN T. LITTLE, of Jeifersou. For Auditor, VAN 1). PllATilEK, oi' Cherokee. the classic banks of Fall river.

Bank KANSAS. EUKEKA, During the absence of our genial landlord, Mr. Carson, his interests are being cared for by Morris tlilyard. A FIRST PRIZE WINNER who proves courteous and obliging, in TheKe elev JzisTizvize fact, bears himself like one above his I At the Illinois State Fairs of 1S84 and years. Al.

FRAZIER, Be sure and put a box of Ayer's Pill's 1885. at the St. Loui3 Fair of 1885, and at the Montgomery County Kansas Fairs of 1888, 1889, 1890 and 1891. in your satchel before traveling, either of Indian Teritory OKLAHOMA CITY, O. T.

KANSAS EUREKA. by land or sea. You will find them convenient, efficacious and safe. The For Treasurer, V. JI.

lilDDLE, of Uutler. For Chief Justice, STEPHEN II. ALLEN, fLiun. For SupfciiiitendentPublloIastrnctlon 11. M.

GAINES. Count BeChampau, best remedy for costiveness, indigestion and sick headache, and adapted to any climate. I. kL, iiiit fiOWABD BEAJSOH T. S.

BTJBSCKIBERB, We are all of course interested in the success of reform, and we are also The Chinese pay their doctor only so long a3 he keeps them in health in. Was foaled in 1881; imported from France in 1882; registered in the Fercherou-Norman Stud Book of France and America (1177); a drk gray, 16 hands high, weighs, 1,900 pounds, and is the heaviest boned and quartered horse of his height in the state. aware of the fact that our local papers GOIXU SOOT3I. l'assenger To. 175 Freight JS'o.

177 GOING KOBTiT. l'assenger No. 178 must bear the heaviest burdens; it is Saline. FOU CONGRESSMAN. At large W.

A. Harris, Llnwood. lstdiatact F.J. Close, Troy. They believe in preventing rather than curing disease.

This is sound sense, 6:23 p. 11:59 a. 8:10 a. 3:25 p. at them the enemy first aims their foul thrusts, knowing full well that If m.

in. and one the strongest reoonamenda tions of Ayer's Sarsaparllla, a medi Freint iso. 178 All trains daily except Sunday. cine which not only cures diseases but they are driven to the wall the cause is lost. The fight is now on, grave responsibilities rest upon each and every prevents them.

The Superior MEDICINE lor all forms ol blood diseoeo, Sarsaparllla the health restorer, and health maintainor. Cures Others will cur you. ST. L. S.

2P. JR. li. 2nd district. S.

King, Kansas 3rd J. Hudson, Fredonia. 4tU district EY Whartou.Yates Center 5th district John Davis, Junction City filh district. Wm. Baker, Orworth.

7th district Jerry Simpson, Mod cine Lodge. Hurrah for the state reunion! Severy W1SST. will be well represented by the folow- No, GENEKAL CUSTEE, A 15-16 Blood, two years old June 1st, 1892. Fxtra heavy bone. Is a dark gray in color; is compactly built, and will weigh 1,300 pounds LORD KENTON, Foaled the 6th day of June, 1892.

Is a full brother of General tn2 named Dersons: Vm. Kaler. A. 1 3 33 member of our organization; let each friend of the Telegram appoint himself a committee of one to see to it first that his own subscription is not in arrears and secondly that he solicit the name of some friend who will aid us. Remember, friends, it is the Passenger Local Freight EAST.

Carson and wifa.S. S. Coleman, L. L. 2:51 a tA 2:12 in :50 a 1:00 a 12:51 ni a 12 Slater.

Mr. II ufT. Dr. Campbell. Mr.

Pass No. 2 LOOAk ITEMS. West ana J. M. Evans.

We can vouch for the success of the reunion so Locai Freight sacred duty every member of our far as these parties are responsible. ranks to buckle on his harness, enter paid for eggs at J. M. Evans'. the arena and battle manfully for the and for style, size and action, has no superior; facsimile of DeCbampau.

Breeders and admirers of the beautiful will never regret a day spent in examining the stock of the sack at the fctar 29-26 rights ef humanity. We have just Flour 00 cents Grocery, cause for riarhteous indignation: the If you stop at the Clyde you may bo sure of getting a good square meal and being furnished a clean, comfortable bed, and you can not find a more courteous and accommodating land- KALER HAYES, enemy's forces are already massed in DICKERS0N DRAFT HORSE FARM, If you want bran or shorts go to W. Fleinmons. 3 Train No. 1 Connects at ISurrton with A.

T. H. F. lly. i'or point-a in do, Arizona, Kevada.

Wyoming, Utah. Idaho, Montana, and California, llus reclining oLair car and puiimau siaoper to ii art ton Ksns. Tram No. 2 Ccnuects at St. Louis wibii iiii i iilway lines, to the East, North, and South-east.

Has reclining chair oar and pullujan sleeper to Bfc. the open field; they are being trained DEALERS IN Four miles south of Cherryvalo, Kansas. We havo been greatly crowaeu wnu lord anyTfhere than Mr. Carson the and disciplined by leaders skilled In all the arts and tactics of political chicanery and fraud. Friends, let us LUMBEE, job worn IhH weaa.

G. W. Eiemons will sell you proprietor. In a word, you will find everything first-class and should stop at the Clyde when in town. sack 32 of Eli for only 90 cents.

stand steadfast iu the performance of duty and as a reward we shall see the shackles and fetters fall from the limbs of the industrial classes, labor ever buoyant shall emerge from its long G.R. Jones and wifo lett for Labette county. BUIDING HARDWARE AND MATERIALS. LIME, SAND, Almost at the very moment of going to press our sanctum was invaded by the veteran pencil pusher oi Fal T. J.

SO UDERS. FROM THE CRADLE TO THE GRAVE! A New and Complete Line of 'iv it vnur tlaxaecd to Thornton at River. He says he is in the cause to a ho Wtwt. Rirlft lnmber vard. SO captivity and ours shall be the Indescribable pleasure of seeing the fixers, rinssters.

bosses and boodlers board Louis ior Eureka Springs, fe. Smith, Paris, and points in Arkansas, Indian Territory Texas." ronnects at Iiurrtog, Kan. with. A. T.

and. B. F. P.y. for points in New and Old Mvxlco, Arizuna.

and Calirbrnia. If an puilsn.tm sleeper to the city of Mexie Burrton and ElPaao; and reeiin-iiig chiilr car to Burrton iCan. i rough pullmau sleepers Bunion to Pueblo, Colorado Denver, Los Angeles San Diego, and ban Fraa-cisco. Train No. '4 Connects at st 'iMui CEMENT, ETC.

finish, and that he has completed arrangements for the ressurrection of the Times in the near future. So may it be. we predict, will be a thorn J. G. McDotti.kt, New goods arriving daily at the popular grocery of J.

M. Evans. Ice creaui at Brown's at all times. You will lind him at his old stand. their condemned, treacherous, semi-decayed old barge and head her fori FumitoeUndei4akine (a that nort in arctic resrlons to I A ttokney-at-law.

Will practice popular opinion has banished her. Ihere while enduring IS I ii with all Rv. lines to the "EaeU pestilence, famine and the rigors of For the beEt cigars and finest caudles in tha city, go to J. M. Evans'.

tin to J. M. Evans and buy the and South-east, lias reelinhig xli i all the courts of the state. AH bu? ess entrusted to me will be attended to. Charges Fall River, Kansas SEVERY BUILDING, SAVING AND LOaN ASSOCIATION.

in the flesh of the guilty, and soon may he be enabled to decorate the sunflowers and blackjack of this locality with the Ecalps of Republican detainers and maligners or our country's best interests. The Telegram extends the hand of fellowship to Fall that northern clime, they will have In the Whittaker Building North of SEVERY, KANSAS time to consider the serious mistake car, puilman sleeper, to St. Loi n-nects at Paris Tex. with Gr. C- ana -F.

liy. and Tex. Fae. By for points in 'i t-xaw. Has pull man sleeper Monott to Dallas Tex.

1 rough tirkeis on they have made in becoming the treacherous tools of the money power and attempting to enslave the masses. EETE on Saturday evening of ae River's patriarch. Homo flour. Cheaper than ever. 32 Call at Mrs.

Bramberg's restaurant when you want ice cream or lemonade. Another car of flour at G. W. Flem-nion's. Price lower than ever before.

WDk. Due rsoeived from p. m. to meow immeaiateiy airt 8:80 d. tn.

TroateeB sale to all punis. I'or tartuer particulars e-til on or addrt'ss, II, M. Kkndekdine. Uiauinrlntinn ml loll ms The following named gentlemen to their return from the Wichita eacamp- ATTENTION FAKMEHS! We are in Severy again, by our agent, to buy all the flax we can get. Friends returning from the state en f.

ment enjoyed the cool parlors and soft beds of the Clyde: Mr. O. P. Wheeler, Eureka, 1st Michigan regiment: Mr. SflOKMAKEE STi-VENSON.

S. C. Tiiobnton, Agent. TI'S JJ Jh il ri. I).

Sherman, company 95th Illinois; Mr. J. P. llerron, company J. W.

BELOAT CO, MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN Ligh and Heavy Harness campment report it a grand success yy. II. Orvis returned the iirBt of the wetk from a sojourn of several weeks in Canada. At the Corner store you will find the BOCKLEK'3 ARNICA. SALVE.

The best salve in the world for cuts, 43rd Mistonrl; Mr. David Wilson, com Probate Judge fifo Jlrikr, fOll'iilif AllOTTwy ll District Clerk. tl Gwtht Celebrated ORGANS and PIANOS. For catalogue, address braises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever pany 13, 111th Illinois. These gentlemen undoubtedly enjoyed the reunion.

sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all bkin eruptions, and pos They discussed at some length the im DaS'X. F. J3EATTY, WAS- IXGTON.IS itively cures piles, or no pay required. provement of fire arms since the civil nicest white fish and lake trout that yoa ever saw. 13 ost received at J.

M. Evans, a new sunulyof ladies' work tables. Call County Clerk SherijF Trtasnrer Register of Dmh County Survfijiir i dy Superiateiidt Saddles, el C. It is guaranteed to give perfect satis war, and regretted that the inhabit Smyth, 'v Urookorer, OL'-rdt, T) TKanalztT ii Mtlrs, WSBitler, ants of Lawrence did not have at their faction, or money refunded. Price 25 nt 32 and tee them.

Aiinrn toon cents per box. For sale by Dunham disposal the Gatlmg gun they saw exhibited at Wichita, when Quantrell Courtly Comaruiifionvr Campbell. entered that city to sacs the town and HOT1CE. Mr. Ilart of Eureka wants to sell you wall paper because he says he i3 selling so cheap.

17 murder the inhabitants. The seoond quarterly meeting of the Severy charge will be held August In addition to the aboe we carry a fail line of Cultivators, Listers, are agents for the Monitor and Diamond Wind Engines, Btock and Cistern Tanks, Pipes, Fittings and Well npplies. Get our Prices before buying. J. Co.

Push your business. The man who 20 to 22 at Clear Creek M. E. church advertises and keeps, as it were, a mir- Several of our citizens will attend the great circus of Waller Main at Eurekr today. nine miles west and one mile ntrth oi ror of his business before the public, Trutlre Clerk Treasurer G.

R. Jones G. Norton Howard. Preaching Saturday even Cy Tohnnn Geo. Fell O.

M. Miller Justices of the Peace Comialhs will find as a result a constantly in lug at 8 o'ciock ana founaay morning aCissFci fcts Opportunity! UOX'T SI In Yuan. ISeAder. Tba maioritr neglect their OI- HE creasing patronage. It is a duty every portnDitics, and from that canso live in poverty and dia iv at 11 o'clock with baptismal service.

bushier man owes the public to give Lavfi ffifl nt 7 1n thfl flVA nln F. Jlthjard 1-'. O. Jewett has accepted th pest-; tion of assistant principal of the Clay 0 enter schools. Isaac Wyant was called to Nobles- as ODscunijr i narrowing oeapair is iue 101 ei many, tuej look back on lost, forever lost, opportunity.

I.lfe Is pass Inst Ranch oat Be tip and doing. Improve yoor opportunity, and secure prosperity, prominence, peace. It was said by a plitloBopher, tbat "the Goddess of Fortune offers Sf olden opportunity to each person at some period of life YhiUther iuiuugu mo uuiumub uh impaj;" MIftWd bv breach in a- at RnVlork E. (. an honest, not an exaggerated state with communion servica.

Conference meeting Monday morning at 8 o'clock. ment of what he proposes to do. A villa. Indiana, last Saturday by the man who has not the tact and push es death of his brother. emorace meenance.

ana sue pours out ner ncnes; iuiwov and she departs, never to return." How shall you find the golpkn opportunity? Investigate ever; chance that appears worthy, and of fair promise; that i what all successful men do. Li ere is an opportunity, sncb as is sot often within the reach ot laboring people. Improved, it will give. All members of the conference are re sential to liberal advertising, will de quested to be present. Bev Hugh Mo- I'oln js velop the fact also when you enter his jy win inrisj 1 at least, prana start in lite, me bolder opportunity for many is hero.

Money to be made rapidly and honorably by any indnstrions person of either sex. All aires. Ton can do the work and live at home, wherever yon are. Bvaa be Birney, the presiding elder, will be with us Sunday evening and Monday, place of business that he fails in en Uncle Cabin to-night in a Every ona turn out and have your sympathies remodled. ergy, courtesy, alacrity and method.

Councilmtn J. W. H. Pyke, P. O.

E. Ellington U-fci. Guiin C. ILShc-emtler K. Sterling A O-r-'tm 6'.

A Dixon lT.J.Itbi-u',H B. Ti. Finvii 11. Tumi ginners are easily earning from to fc.iv per day. Ion can do as well if yon will work, not too bard, bat industriously and yoa can increase your income as you go on, Yoa can give spare time only, or all your time to the work.

Easy Merchants have no right to force patrons to a waste of time by search to learn, vapitai not reanireu. ti nan yon. ah is comparatively new and reaHy wonderful. Ve hi struct and Call In and sea our new harness. They can't be beat.

All fully warranted, 18 m.Glenn. WHEN KNIGHTS WEBB BOLD. Everybody remembers the old song, ing for hours for the man and the Oily Clerk Tie'tsnrer ty Mvrslial SHOW you now. aiw uuuuwn nuimis; nr sts. Ma room to explain here.

Write and learn all fr9f by return mall. Unwise to delay. Ariireas atonco. If. fcaUett fe Co.1 Hb.

rorUsnd. Ualae. goods wanted. The agricultural in about: "In the days of old when terests form the basis of business in Knights were bold." this country, and as the Telegram is If you will as carefully recollect the fact that the Sauta Fe Route is the best line to Kansas City, for the just folv and nonniNQ oven WITH GOOD TH1NS. the product of the tillers of the soil of this neck of the woods, the business men of Severy would do well to remember that the farmers have an eye Ed Hull of Eureka was in the city Thursday buyiEg corn.

II only offers thirty cents per busfae! iu the shock. The groat howa stop at Severy, while the smaller ones stop oft' at Eureka. Uncle Tom's Cabin U-night. CONG PEG A TJONAL CM URCII. Kegnlar services at the Congi'i Knights of Pythias Encampment, Aug.

23 to 27, it will be fortunate lor all cb rch every KuntUycveniiiK, an-i eery and Sunday looming tfabbafh ever single to the prosperity and Ion I School each 8.bba at 10 a. m. All are cordially invited. gevity of their paper. 3 concerned.

Our track is only to blocks from the grounds. Tickets at one fare for the round trip. Call on Headquajters for Echool supplies and all kinds of notions at the Racket Btore. 32 Mus. Embleton.

riAT ITEMS. Wheelbarrow ON THS LABOR QUESTION. Making Scarcity, Monopoly on Strike. To Arms! The Poets of Liberty and Labor. The Workingman's Dollar, Making Bread Dear, local agent A.

T. 8.F. B. for information about dates of sale, THERE IRE TilLKS Mrs. Carrie Blue and Mrs.

Hattie and write to T. Nicholson, G. UN I TED PR ETI1REN CHlUi jjd. Preaching at 15 o'clock every alternate ftuuday. Sunday school every Sunday at 3 o'clock p.

m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening' at 7 o'clock. II. Stfblisg, S. S.

touyt. J. S. t'liitisTLiEB, Pastor. Morgan visited Mrs, S.

A. Coon last T. Topeka, for free copy of Co to Chas. Leedy's for shoes, dry goods, clothing and motions. He can ABOUT THE DINING-ROOM; ABOUT WHAT TO WEAR AND HpWTOR9ARJT.

about society: Friday. circular containing engraved map of bo found on west side Main street, Eureka. 17 Kannsas City. The Fiat Republicans xrere all out about books; about plants and flowers; YET SEGHET SOCIETIES- FBONOUHCD HOPELESS, 1 have acre3 of grass for or SAVED. about home cabinet; About GOOD FORM; about house beautiful; en mas3 at the rally at Howard on the 11th Inst.

Brown Prince, S. A. Coon's race horse, was badly injured by cutting his foot on a plow last Friday, I. O. O.

F. From a letter written by Mrs. Ada f.o be cut ou shares, four and one-half miles northeast oi' Severy. 29tf A. N.

Batdd. IDG ELY LODfiE, 'o. 202, I. O. E.

Hurd, of Croton, we quote R1 O. meets every Mondav cyeri- "Was taken with a bad cold, which Vlth ehalB9 Ulovd on eibirea ot aiafciiicts, bjf our fe.et caovd Fflns. Itoman's KEniwiscsHCES op Bettled on my Lungs, cuugh set in aud Making Bread Cheap, AND OTHER ARTICLES. 300 12 mo. Cloth, 75c.

Paper, 40c Chicago presses have issned man? books of more or less importance upon the labor question, but none which contain more hard common sense and practical wisdom than -the volume entitled Wheelbarrow'." Chicago Timet. finally terminated in Consumption Mrs. Smith, north of the railroad, keeps a fine assortment of millinery goods of the latest styles. Call and ex Four doctors gave me up, saying I 17 amine her goods. ng.

VisitiiiM' brothers in good fctand-ing are cordially invited to attend. CY T0131AK N. e. N. S.

McD )NALi. Hec. G. A. R.

HO LO POST JSTo. 79. Keg-J3 lihir meetings fast and thirl Saturday eveuings of each month. A. Caiison, Post Com.

E. Ii. Skamon, Adjutant. could Jive but a short time. I save myself up to my fcaviour, determined if I could not stay with my friends on "The brief essays are written with wacity A People's party meeting was held at Antioch last Saturday night, and a Republican meeting on Friday night.

Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson of Pleasant Flam and Mrs. John Monieal and family spent last Sunday at D. W.

Monical's. Mr. Observer Gabble, can't you" confine your observations to ttmse signals on Mars instead of 'interviews oa and wit. and with a Cobbet-hke terseness ol -nir- WtSKiilQTOki LIFE WILL SOON AMOipi75U MANY CONTRIBUTORS ARB BMim.IV AMficii, Wlkk CARLCTOtl, BlCMOr VlNCSiat. JolH ALLt'A Wirt, AM tmvi Mtu.cn.

Onithe Sitt tWtera in the Country ContribiiU to our Columns. lish and felicity of illustration." Home Journal, New York. earth, 1 woum meet my absent ones above. My husband was advised to To restore gray hair to its natural color us in youth, cause it to grow abundant and strong, there Is no better preparation than Hall's Hair eet Dr. King's New Discovery for IV O.

Order Order The Bkodix Publishihq United Workmen "His papers are nearly all distinguished by shrewd common sense." Graphic, London. "The articles are written in simple and picturesque language, and the views they contain are enforced by many anecdotes and lables." Popular Science Monthly. "That Wheelbarrow has studied the Labor Question in all its bearings, and studied it profoundly, there cannot be a shadow of Belford't Hagatine, "The paper show very keen tn3ignt into labor problems." Herald. FOB SALE AT THIS OFFICE. Ancie ncient this mundane sphere? The wind storm last Saturday- neets iu iLasns Hall on WASHINGTON.

D. SlCEItTS ft WANTED Consumption, loughs and Colds. I gave it a trial, took in all, eight bottles; It has cured me, and thank God I am now a well and hearty Trial bottle free at Dunham Camp-boll's Drugstcre, regular size, 50c. and $1.00 Fch Sale: A three year pld mare one six year old mare and colt, a pony mare and coit. movver and reaper combined, spring wagon and enlky plows.

For in formation app'y to Geo. Jewett. caused by Jupiter jumping oyer the each Thursday evening. temporarilv in the c-itv 'a if. itnitdto vieit with us.

Marsh, Ij. L. tSli'vter. Recorder. moon greatly damaged the etricks of ii m'sisfsr SB aBssiVSBMaWsaP oats and flax in this vicinity..