The Cherryvale Globe from Cherryvale, Kansas • 3

BUSINESS CONCERN. again, for he is a most excellent citizen; J. J. RAMBO. J.

W. The Cherryvale Globe. The St. ZT S. F.

company, through Messrs. Ifobart and Condon, of Oswego, a-i 4 il 1', O. FreU and Cold Sett. FRIDAY, JULY 1880. CHERRY VALE IH' terminer to furnish the people of Kansas, made final settlement with T.

R. Whelan. of this city, last' week, for land and we axe also glad that by personal experience he has satisfied himself that we are in about as fine and thriving a portion of Uncle Sam's broad domain, as Cherryvale can boast of several as fine looking and appearing young ladies as any town in the State. -We swear it, brethren. If you want an exhibition of pure, unadulterated inflamed, diabolical and idiotic can tell you where and when to look for it.

1 A for depot, stock yards, round houses, switches, etc, etc. Mr. Whelan gave the RAILROAD TIME TABLE. St. Louis and San Francisco Railroad.

PUrsicrAK and suRfJcorr. ClIKKRYVAl.7 KAXSA. OfSee st resjilrnrt-, an.l Vuu.iriFiiwry covets, tloor vm of Hl.IlM'. V.OI) NOTAltV riJDtlC, O.Hrc Tjoom No. 4, over ISaMwiti.

Innlrarrt J--Js asil nierisaji's kejit uli llamii Call ami Mtriut't TRAINS 1F.PART. company the right of way through his farm and now he has received pay for additional land they have used and desire AGENCY No. Pnssonfrer goinjr 31 13 No. So frinK t-t. ..12 17 dem it, let your political tongue-con III tests alone until the weather is cooler.

Choi ryvale with A No. 1 meat, fresh and col Messrs. Smith Morgan hare spared no pains or expense in fitting up their new City Meat Market. Their room I large and well cleaned and especially arranged for eapy and effective cleaning. A huffo lee client, Ulled with larjc slabs of pure ice, adds to Its many other eon-VcnicneieH.

Not a fly will he allowed ac-cens to the meat room, and everything will be kept up in first-class hafe the year round. One glance at the. market will verify the above utatements. The -o- roifrht poinif west a ra No. Freight 8 a No.

23 Freight jroiinr eat 12 10 No. 3aFrenEht froinir eat. 8 in Hi HI A man can't afford to make a jackass of IF YOU HAVE A FARM any of our fellow men, no matter where they reside. Mr. Richardson's case, is only a type of many.

We could name a dozen or more of our people who are in various places seeking for a larger and more rapid fortune than they think can be secured here, who are already convinced that Cherryvale is just a little ahead of any other town in the country. Stick to Cherryvale," fellow citizens; be prudent and industrious and Dame Fortune will shower out her golden "snake eggs" in sufficient quantity to make you all well-to-do and happy. pi'ice, or village property for sale at a rcasr nall we cam ana a purchaser. U. 1.

FATX, rilVolCIAX AXD SURGEON. Ivwu proprietors Invite your inspection and so Kansas City, Lavrrence and Southern. CHEKRYVAI.K AND KANSAS CITY. No. 1 Iii(ienrr goinjr 5 12pm No.

2 Roinjr north ...10 21 No. ft Freight arrive at 5 CO No. 10 Freight depart ...10 40 a ni No. 17 (ioiug south, arrives at 7 a No.y IS Going north, departs at 11 00 CHKRRYVALK AXD WINFIKLI. No.

2 PaMenper arrives at A 12 a No. 1 I'MHenger departs at 10 21 No. 12 Freight, arrives at 10 40 No. 11 lepui ts west at 10 21 in CHERRY VALK AND COFFEYVILLE. No.

(J rnxaenger departs at 5 30 No. 10 arrives at 0 30 a licit your trade. Cheapest and Best Lois In tho City. T. Whalen has some of the most desirable business and resident lots for sale In the city.

No one should buy before seeing these line lots, lie oilers them very low. Recollect they are right at the Junction of the two railroads and will soon bo gone. Secure th-m at once or to use adjacent to their depot. Every one of us are skirmishing around after the almighty dollar. We can't take time to be sociable, and even trespass upon Sabbath with our conniyings.

The love of lucre has us all down on our marrow bones, clawing in the dirt of trickery for gold coin, and yet we claim that we are destined for an eternity of perfect bliss with the Being that has emphatically stated that a rich man cannot enter the kingdom of heaven. Hon. O. F. Carson gave us a Tery interesting description of his trip to Kansas City July 3.

He hit the nail on the head by taking the regular train on the morning of the 2 instead of waiting for the excursion train, as the latter did not reach Kansas City until 3 o'clock in the afternoon of the Cd, and not until erery-thing worth seeing had transpired. There must have been a screw loose somewhere about the management of that excursion train. Cant. Ewino. editor of the Thaver TTond- fiST" J.

R. Baldwin have just received a large invoice of new goods, and they have marked, them down ten per cent, below former prices. Over 2.000 of the finest cigars in the market. Finest grades of line eut and nluir tobaceoes at Richart Mc IFYOUWAHT to Immtow money on good renritv, we caiecure it "for you oiihlioit not top, IF Y0UWANT yonr property Insured against Inv. ve ran you in the best company in the United Sasi's.

IF YOU -WANT- DEEDS or Mortgages properly, neatly and -x-ecuted, we can do it for you on atuirt iiiti-v. We will he pleased to have Tim rail us. Office in front room, oyer J. hardware store. We are the only authorised rgrr.t-s of the Kansas Land'and ion Association at Cherryvale.

AW receipts for passage fare 5y the purchaser and issued by Cook A nder. will be received bv us nseash from Offlt-f ntO. V. irujT a' 4l 1. HASTINGS, 111 ATfOlJXKY COUNSELOR AT LAW nKi.nvvAUc Kaxsa U.

HiMwhi's etore, notn X. 2, s. Physician juut Siirgoow. Kax.a, Oftirt'tlrst Pi of CojtmiwW IIoM, on Mm-t. a full ofnflic onifrs, lie will, at.

tin li Donald's drug store. The rtierrvvale postoflie will be on Sundays from 10 a. m. until 12 m. and from 4 p.

m. to m. himself and melt too. The Democrats say Hancock is the man and expect us all to endorse it. So hurrah hurrah whoopee for Hancock and his corset.

Many of the farmers of Cherry Valley vill raise the biggest crop of corn this season ever grown in the county. It is amazing even to old Kansans. Bring in your samples of fine large corn stalks, water melons, etc, and also bring in 1.50 ancLsub-scribe for the lobe for a year-Mr. B. Crouse called on Wednesday and paid the Globe his subscription; Gentlemen please follow suit, we need the money and we are entitled to it.

Hush breathe it not aloud, the wild winds must not hear it yet, again we declare that Independence is bound to get a plug road from Cherryvale. Eleven pounds and a half boy baby the largest on record in our.city this season. Mr. and Mrs. C.

E. Collins are the parties to whom congratulations are due. From good authority we learn that Cherryvale has been selected by the directors of the St. L. S.

road as the division end. A thousand cheers for Cherryvale Bravely o'er the downy pillow Strolls a bed bug form, As silent as a ghost, but more dreadful Than a storm. Selah. The East bound express on the St. L.

Gen. Grant received all the attention and honors at Kansas City but Carson is receiving and selling more goods than any Drug house in Cherryvale, and at prices that will make you happy. For pure drugs, choice "perfumery, toilet articles, wines and brandies for me A F. AND A. M.

CJIEttUYVALK LODGE i No. 137. F. and A. M.

holds regular com-nmniration at their hnll, in Cherryvale, on the llrt aud third Saturday evenings of ewh month. O. F. CAHSON, M. W.

II. "vTestwT, dicinal go to Baldwin's drug store. purchaser of any land for bv us. LODGE NO, 142, I. O.

O. F. Cherrwale, Kaunas. Itegnlar meetings every TnesJa, mtlag AVm. Secretary.

light, banker and postmaster, made us a J)K. GKO. V. McMir.LIX, I'HVSICAX AXI iravinjr lceaH-d oi, the O.MiiiH r.irni, nnrrhn-t i.f sti'tiut) 23, fer to liic :i.t aeiKltboi-hooil, 1 Below we publish a deseription of a very pieasant can on xne captain is one of the liveliest companions, a most eveellonr. (rpntlomin rrl is via l.

VI A leading man of Thayer. Independence few ot our best farms whii-h we have for sale. Any information ilc' liTi 5 hi regard to'property can be obtained bv address Xiocal ISTews. ing us. And recollect that Capt.

Ewing is a very fine bank building in Cherry 2Zo.2 160 acres 4 1-2 miles northwest vale, and will start a bank here as soon as the building is ready for occupancy. YOUPv PROPERTY. WITH Rambo Wiliis. exchange Bank of Cherryvale." will be of Cherry vale; all imdosvd with good hedge fence, except 12 pasture with good stone fenqp, and living Ml acres in high state of ood frame house 16x18 ft. story m.m.j addition 12x14; good fruit trees of different varh-ti- i.ni of -3 the name of it, and it is a good one.

(SO TO THE "One Priee Ding Store," Where y.m always ihul a fifh stork of UK, An.hori.i i-l Artiei.w. hVh will Ie (1! as as lite i-iu-apit. l.ivi; ns a t-all S. H. liALDWIX A SON.

North sil. Main trceet, Cherry vale A clergyman in Pittsburg lately mar They represent the best companies in the country, and you will find it to 3four advantage to patronize home agents. ried a lady with whom he received the 8erlal Notice to Subsrrlheri. All persons who bad subscribed and paid in advance for the Globe before the lire, and who are yet entitled to a continuation of the paper on the old account, if they have not already done so, are requested to call in with their receipts and have their account adjusted on or before July 15, 18.S0, oF4hrever after hold their peace. Our accounts were all burned and we must get the business in some kind of shape, so coine in before tho time specified or your claim will be of no account to you.

small lruit. Price on terms. No. 3 100 acres 3 substantial dowry of 10,000 and a fair HOLD ON! WAIT A MOMENT. prospect for more.

Soon afterward while occupying the pulpit, he gave out a Cherryvale; 05 acres um'ereuiMvaiion; -2 mile good hedge; 40 a ere inclosed with good rail nr water: 30 acres good linfber: jirsi tout land: best stock farm in tiie count v. S. road, ran over and killed one of B. Crotise's best sows, last Tuesday. She was an extra breed and highly prized by Mr.

Crouse. PHOTOS akD GEMS hymn, read the first four fctanzas and was reading the fifth, Price $1,500 I.i!.uice good Several arrests and fines during last of all sizes made on Bhort notice at time. "Forever let my grateful heart His boundless grace adore," when he hesitated and exclaimed, "Ahem! No. 4 IGOaeree milo i--. week, but Judge Wood has been absent so much that we have not procured the Wood's Tent Gallery The choir will omit the fifth verse," and minutes from his docket.

Next week we sat down. The congregation, attracted Plenty of rain now-a-days. Miss Scothorn has a sister visiting her. Beware of what earth calls happiness The new Iceland Hotel nears comple vale; 10 minutes wuik two depot. School hause Or pOwtoiTs-e; lioue.

stable and out-building; i2!) -us under cultivation; large oivii'uni of uii; 40 acres good pasturr; eurire inclosed with good fence. Priee, by his apparent confusion, read the re th W. DonLnvy, Merchant Tailor, (V.rrie-t mnat 'e'o sfoek of innrhant tail-uinic aeil -eats' pruo.ts anJ m-cfc weir in Si.utliem El LLiAlDy HALL. will do better. Father Paxson callecfon Wednesday Just east of the K.

C. depot, Cherryvale, maining lines: "Which irives ten thousand "hlcRKino-s now and paid his full subscription in advance tion. And bids me hope for more." 2,000 cash, bah; nee N6. 110 acres 1 1-1 est of The new bank building is beginning to Photographs, only 1.50 per rtozen 4 gems only 50 cents. Come and let us take votir mid for live papers, four of which he sends to friends in the East.

This is theway to support your paper. E. B. Clark is doing a slashing lumber loom up. Cherryvale; all inclosed wish yood hedye and wire fence; 50 aei-'-ji in your $1.60.

"Just men arc only free, the rest are all slaves." acres ot choice fruit tree: an ofsmall fruit; bahme- ofpl-n-e in p.iture. with creek running lit 'oisifi i.rod stone querry; frame house 2.x2:. 1 1-2 story: well at the doon rrood move business. His trade has constantly increased for the past three months. He is also buying grain.

See his local in 22. around the hoilve; trane' i-r. Snot-v 12x14: Several new buildings in process of erection. Cherryvale is going to have another saloon. Kansas stable; Splendid tuni: all rr.

r-a 3 CO CO another column of this issue. Gov. St. John has appointed J. J.

Ram t-KO SS 3 1 second bottom, l'riee 2.2:x iiEVDE I'roprietors. Ooios5'e lU'lmont Houe. Irtble nvf new anl iwrythin- neat nU utet. We als iu Wine, 1 inors and" Cigar. Ciir.t.'RYVAi.K.

Kaxsas. CD No. 7 97 acres 2 miles southwest o' Cherryvale; 50 nncn srood cultiva St Uf ra 2. 1 tion; good one story Itr.nie hous lxlU. 1 P.

6 1- 3 CD 2 53 C3 kitchen 12x14. frame lix24; young orchard, good well, so i1 food hedge. Priee S12-)0. cash; will take a good team at cash valu-. -i ra CD I No.

8. 1G0 acres 4 a half miles southwest of Chi rrvvah Jo acres under i 2 A week or two ago, we wrote a few line of doggerel about the filth of Main Street in Cherryvale, under the caption of "Let us Rot Together." We have seen it copied by several of our exchanges, and used as a leader to a local in their paper spurring their people up to cleanliness, etc. Now, look here fellows, we are not in the rhyming business, but if you like om doggerel and want to use it just give us credit. Don't clamp as poor an article as that or you'll go to hell on ac count of lack of judgment, to say nothing about your just punishment for stealing. Besides knowing that newspapers are the best means for advertising, and how to pick out the best newspapers for his purpose, the successful advertiser fully appreciates the great importance of persistent advertising.

Mr. Bryant used to say that the great influence of the press depends for one thing upon its power of reiteration. Presenting the same subject in many forms, it finally wins attention and acquiescence. Used in this thorough and systematic way, the advertising columns of the newspapers are as useful and essential to the merchant, as means of telling the public what he has to sell, as the clerks behind the counter are to show his goods when the people come to examine them. ftzj cultivation; 150 fruit treis; two wells of soft water; log house; kitchen; all except 5 acres good tillable upland.

CD CO SALOON IE 1 Mil WISB the tlepot, CIierryTBle i 00 ft' S3 ra 09 i-nce SfKKt cash, balance one and two years at 10 per rent, interest. A number of houses anil lots in Choi ry-vale for sale cheap and on good terms. RAM HO ILL! S. CnERRYVALK, IC.IX-SAS. in to Id A fall t.f Rnftltfl 15.er, Chioe XVine, TiUfr! rtial rijears ran a I ways be luiui'l at thi eMahlishnifiit.

CD G. L. KDWAIIDS. THE BON TOM CO ok; a. WATCHM AK 1 1 15 I CD the opportunity will be lost.

Don't allow them to rise white wash or suicide paint on your house, but go to Carsons and get the best. 50,000 Bushels. FLAX SEED AND CASTOR BEANS WANTED for which the 1 Ugliest Market Trice will be paid at B. Clark's Warc-Itosue. Sacks furnished.

titST A Car Load of Mitchcl wagons for sale at Carson A Co's. Economy is the road to wealth Then practice tjeonomy and buy your goods at The most wonderful cure for Hummer Complaint and Flux is the Arcanum at Carsons. Insure 3our property with Rambo Willis. F. P.

DICUS CO. PAY THE HIGHEST PRICE FOR WHEAT. octl5 jpST Hay Rakes. Grain Drills, Plows nnd Wagons at the bottom prices at Carson Co'f. 3IACIIINR OILS MACHINE OILS! Iiichart McDonald.

Don't pay two Irict for an inferior article of Oil, wlu-n you can got the best Winter Bleat-bed Janl Oil, for 85 cents, and Castor Oil 31.25 per gallon; also a splendid Golden Machine Oii. which we are selling very cheap. Farmers look to your own interests and buy your Drugs, Paints, Oils, Ac, of Richurt McDonald. FRUIT. FRUIT.

Fruit and jelly jars at cost at Carson's. CARSON'S I CARSON'S I New furniture, glass labels, and every convenience irtht world, New goods received every day. Small profits and quick sales. Bin?" Simon pure maple sugar at Kin-oald's. Put up to order in Ohio, and guaranteed to le the pure maple.

44-tf 09. Carson keeps the best machine oil in the market at bottom prices. flSy J. R. Baldwin has the largest stock of hardware in the county, and is selling all classes of goods at prices that defy competition.

Carson should have a dray of his own, he is so constantly receiving goods and selling at lower prices than sfny man in the county. A WORD TO THE WISE, A man to obtain a thorough knowledge of drugs and the art of dispensing them, must devote his whole time and attention to that branch alone. Richart McDonald now have the largest and best assorted stock ot drugs in the city. They have a large and constantly increasing trade which they richly deserve, as they devote their whole time and attention to the drug business, and thoroughly understand It. J- 1.

Baldwin have the finest line ol Cooking Stoves in the market, and you wil do yourself an injustice if you do not call and sec them before buying. They are cheap. Tlireo-fourths of the houses painted in Cherryvale have been done by paint sold by Richart McDonald, and'it has given the very best of satisfaction. 1569" Canned and dried frnlt, ham and bacon, at the Star grocery. tf If you want to die happy buy your hardware of J.

It. Baldwin Choice fine cut and plug chewing tobacco at Baldwin's drug store. Collections made in every part of the United States, by Rambo Willis. jftSy For the next thirty days I will sell groceries at cost for cash in order to get ready to move my building. N.

B. Sawyer. Carson has the most extensive drug trade in the county, and hence keeps the best goods at the lowest price. MONEY. Call on us and get our new rates for money on real estate; tho best ollered in this country.

We mean what wo say. O'Connor, Independence, Kas. Cnrson keeps the largest and best arranged stock of drus in the market, and is selling at bottom prices. CSJ- Fresh lemons at Sawyer's. tf VrtT J.R.

Baldwin will sell you more hardware for less money than you can get anywhere in the county. fiQF Carson says he will allow no man to undersell him. Quick sales and small profits is his motto. JG3" Mason's self and wax-sealincr fruit jars at Phalp Richardson's. There are no better Cigars in the city, than those which are always found at Richart McDonald's Drug Store.

For the best live cent cigar in the city, go to Baldwin's drug store. BSF Onc-at-a-dose-pills at Carson's. ESS" Nails at Sawyer's. tf you want the best paint in the market, go to Carson's. WANTED.

A few more men for U. S. Service. Ad-dress, with stamp, P. O.

Box 93, Cherry-vale, Kansas. Sgy- If you want pure drugs, go to Carson's. Try Euclid Avenue Cologne, manufactured and sold by Richart McDonald. Dr. II.

A. Bender, dentist, will make regular visits to Cherryvale on the- first Wednesday of each month. tf B5?" Go to Carson's, the old reliable flrug house of tho city. Stone goods very cheap at Thalp Richardson. PST Everything known In the drug trade is kept by Carson.

Carson Col have a erood assortment of reapers and assort LEMONS, LEMONADE. RIcketts Pritchard arc selling fresh genuine Messina Lemons for 35 cents per dozcn-the best and cheapest in town! Choicest Toilet Soaps, and everything: in that. line of goods will always be found at Richart McDonalds. Deeds and Mortgages neatly and correctly written, by Rambo Willis. Kincaid Root are closing out their Immense stock of ladies trimmed hats at cost.

If you want a cheap and stylish hat, call and examine their large ASD JEWELER. ra Co Watches, Clocks and Jewelry for Sale. Billiard Parlors. Corner Main and IVpot streets, Cherryvale A'an All repairing neatly ami promptly executed. 2STEW GOODS A Card of Thank 8.

Permit me in this manner to present to the good poople of Cherry vale, my grateful acknowledgement, as also ot my family, for their prompt and generous sympathies in our late affliction and bereavement, and the respect exhibited on th funeral occasion. May the good Father in heaven reward them all for their kindness. A. Wood. Peaches arc becoming quite plenty in this market.

We will have the Parsons road before next Christmas. Watermelons have made their appearance on our streets. Main Street has been in a deplorable condition this week. Capt. McTaggart, of Liberty, was in the city last Saturda'.

"The faults of others should always remind us of our own." Great riches are nothing as compar2d with a good name. It Is not the quantity but the quality of brains that win. A glass ball shooting match takes place at Independence to-daj'. Dr. II.

A. Bender was over to the city of the valley Wednesday. Farmers should not forget to prepare samples for the State fair. A. Buch, spent the latter part ot last week in Lawrence and Olathe.

Property will double in value in Cherryvale within the next year. Trade of all kinds has been quite brisk in Cherryvale during the past week, S. Paxson has some very line plumbs. We ain't guessing about it either. Cherryvale will double in population in a few months, and secure two more railroads.

Very warm weather yerterday. Bad day for people who measure railroad ties by the foot. Some of our enterprising citizens are ornamenting their homes with a coat of new paint. What about the Cherry Creek bridge Why don't the people stir themselves and have it built? There have been several parties in the city this week looking for desirable residence locations. Several of the K.C.

railroad employees are contemplating purchasing property in Cherryvale. Oh I shame on us, citizens, shame on us all, if we do not clean up our main streets and eleanse our back yards. Rambo Willis had over fifty applications for houses to rent last week. More buildings must be erected. Mr.

Poison, living near Neodesha, returned from a trip to Oregon, Washington Territory, last Wednesday. "What a piece of workmanship is man How noble In reason ITow infinite in OLD SILVER BOUGHT. Place of business in O. F. Ouxon's dmp Ktore, The cor.Test beer, Ibeitr.cst Ci-rflfS, wines, braiidicfi.

etf, t' le iu the rhy alwayx on hand. We ai bound tt keep-the lie-t v'fKxlri in the market. lroi iu ana le re-f 1-esinil. SMITH f.OWMAX. AT T11K Livery, Sale Feed Stable -or- MRS.

SAWYER GESTICE. Would respectfully inform the ladies of Cherryvale and vicinity that they have just returned from the East with the largest and best selected stock of MILLIjraBT GOODS Ever brought to this city, Consisting of summer hats and bonnets in all the latest styles, plumes, flowers, ribbons, corsets, and iu fact everything usually found in a first-class millinery establishment. We most respectfully invite you to call and see us. MRS. SAWYER GESTICE.

DAVID FIFE peai.ki: A (leneral Line of Staple Fafter Groceries JAFViES M. POWELL You will some of fhc Xoblaeftand Best Driving Livery Teams In the Stafs. ITorisr lioarvferl on rettaonablf. teiin'1, it tnl aire it ftHjtl yowl stalU, and the but attention. led At her home in this city, July 7, at 8 o'clock, p.

of bilious fever, in the lift y-ninthyear of her age, Mrs. H. M. Wood, consort of Rev. A.

Wood. For nearly 50 years she was a faithful and consistent Christian; a most devoted wife, and loving and patient mother. Those who knew her best, loved her most. After such a as she lived, it is not strange that death came as a bright messenger, at the close of a life of toil, to welcome her to an eternity of rest and bo Notary Public in and for Montgomery county. He may be found at the Globe ollice at all times ready to attend to business entrusted to him.

Messrs. Rambo Willis have sent out over 1000 circulars during the week. Every circular is an advertisement for the entire county. This is enterprise in the broadest sense ot the term. The K.

C. L. company will soon have a force of men at work on round houses, extra switches, at this point. Verily, we boom with a boom like unto an avalanche. The "Heckmam" soap is now attracting the attention of our scientific old women.

It is a grand discovery and there are millions in it millions ot chintz bugs and sich. For sale at Anderson Woods. Last Friday Mr. J. E.

Clements, living five miles south of our city, called and subscribed for the Globe. He has fifteen acres of castor beans, the best he ever raised in his life. If the stink holes, pig pens and death breeding gutters around town are not cleaned out pretty quick, the city will be obliged to spend several hundreds of dollars in preparing a convenient cemetery. Mr. P.

B. Darling, one of Labette's best farmers, subscribed for the Globe last week. He speaks very highly of Southeastern Kansas. He has the best prospects for crops he has yer bad since he came to Kansas. Mrs.

Gcstice went to Kansas City last week, to purchase a stock of millinery goods. The selections made by her are good. She is the first milliner of Cherryvale that has ever gone to the city to purchase goods. Envy is the fountain head of the slimy stream of petty indecencies indulged in by backbiting gossipers. An honest man or woman cannot throw mud at an acquaintance behind his or her back.

If they are honest they will openly denounce them and face the music. Walter Scott, special agent of the Home Insurance Company, of New York, was in the city on Monday and Tuesday last, and appointed Rambo Willis as agents for his company. The nome is one of the best and most reliable companies in America. A recent letter from Mr. Guy X.

Piatt, formerly of the Globe, states that be is doing a rushing newspaper business in Helena, Montana. Mr. Piatt and his nephew, Mr. Lee Travis, are running a first-class daily paper- in Helena, We know that Mr. Piatt's many friends in Cherryvale will be glad to hear of his prosperity.

We; had the pleasure of offering our up-bolstered sanctum-rocker to Mr. B. S. Henderson, of Independence, last Thursday morning. Mr.

II. was on bis return trip from the West, and in company with Mr. Wetzel, gave us a very pleasant call. We were pleased to form his acquaintance. Mr.

Henderson thinks the Amendment will carry by trom 25 to 50 thousand majority. Among the bands that furnished music for the Grant reception at Kansas City, July 3, none excelled or received higher compliments than the Dalby Band of Montgomery county, Kansas. It is composed of en persons, all of one family. The father, four sons, three daughters and two daughter-in-laws, making a total of five ladies and five gentlemen. They are all in fine practice and are one of the finest bands in the State.

Montgomery county should be proud of them. SATNTT LOUIS SAJsF FllAJSTCISCO RAILWAY, The Short and Onlj All Bail Eonte Through SOUTHWEST MISSOURI Lemons 1 Sweet Cider nl Wat's on band. CALL AND EXAMINE MV HOODS H.wljitartfri, sonJh side of 3ain Street. Cherry valk. Kansas West $ile Depot Street, one south of Slain, tlierryvalle, Kans-.

-J-KDIAN TEBBITOy NORTHERN ARKANSAS. SOUTHERN KANSAS, joy. Without a struggle, she passed R. B. BEXXK1T U.

1. WILTSK. away and lett her friends in their great sorrow, to follow her to that beautiful home above. Airo IF YOU WA2sT A Smooth, lasy Share; An AriLst'er Ifair-t'utj A Shampoo, or anything else iutlie Uhc of A B. I Cr POINTS Equipment of This Line is First-class THROUGHOUT ALL M0DEHX IMPBOTEMBNTS BXrKO tS VBM.

STEEL RAID TRACK, Elegant Da Coaches and Pullman Palace Bleeping Cars BETWKEW ST. LOUIS AN1 DALLAS, TEXAS WITHOUT CHANGE. A. BEE CHUM TONSORiAL "ROOMS. SorTli Side Main Street, IvAX.SAS Satisfaction Always Guaranteed.

BURTON rronrirtors STAR MEAT MARKET. Nortt sale Cherryvale, Dealers in (ire xfock. fresh jish and kiUfd brf enfTv day. WE STUDY TO PLEASE HfE TKADE, 3L. Thinks Bore or QterryValo Thaa Erer.

Mr. J. M. Richardson has just returned from a two months trip to Colorada, and he is free to state that Cherry Valley is the garden spot of the world. He left Cherryvale about May 1, and went to Denver, remaining there but a few days.

Breckenridge was the next point in Colorado he visited, and there or within a few miles of the place he encountered quite a severe snow storm. This was a diabolical change, and it convinced Mr. Richardson of two things: First, that tramping oyer the mountains in a blinding snow storm, all alone, and six or seven hundred miles away from home, might be considered 'very romantic and even poetical, not to say grand, by novel writers and Colorado puffers, but to a man who had just left the most genial and healthy portion of sunny Kansas it was like a shower bath of iee-needles from the coldest corner ot the Arctic seas. Secondly, that a man must have a pair of lungs like a blacksmith's bellows or an elephant to stand the racket at that high altitude. It is not necessary for us to ay tbatfthe higher Mr.

Richardson climbed the Colorado mountains, the higher Cherryvale "and our rich and beautiful valley rose in his estimation; his presence among us and strongly stated resolutions to stick to Cherryvale from now on, is sufficient evidence on that point. We are glad to welcome Mr Richardson home Connections are made at Union Depot at all une ion Points.lviz St. Louis, Mo. Vinita, I. T.

Pacific, Mo Oronogo, Mo. Cuba, Mo. Carl unct ion, Mo. Junction, Mo. Joplin, Mo.

Pierce City, Mo. Girard, Kan. Oswego, Kan. Columbus, Severy, Kan. Cherryvale, Kans.

POSITIVELY THE ONLY ALL BAIL LINE Under One Management. From SfeLOUIS UNION DEPOT TO ABO VJE POINTS. -OF Wragoii Sliop. Bennett Wiltse, faculties," but how idiotic in polities. 44 A false balance Is an abomination to the Lord; but a just weight is his delight." Merchants please make a note of this.

Ten Years ago the Romans bad no public schools, and now they spend annually the sum of $200,000 for school purposes. Eight K. C. L. engines were in our switch yard, last Tuesday no, Cherryvale isn't a railroad center.

Guess not I :) vr M. Wood has been over to Independence a portion of this week, completing the labors of the enumeration of this township. Mr. Dewey, of Thayer, was in the trace center Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. We were pleased to form his acquaintance.

Several stalks of the largest pie plant we have seen this year, was left at our office, the other day by Olin Hart, son of II. A. Hart. lTwon Han-inrf and Ttepairtyyrf clone on notice and. reasonable terms SHELF AKB.

HEAVY HARDWARE, STOVES AXI S(oe1f Iron, Kails (Jlass and Wagon Tub Tbavemito Public, 0( Freight Shippers asd Land and Home Sumer To examine into the general advantages offered the patrons of its Line. For full and particular information with maps rates, timetables, call npon or address and of our local agents, or either of the under-namey M'e also jtdy SjyeeMt Attention to -UNDERTAKING, Which Aass of wort we tvilT do at Hsnres fo jieie with any uilu estab i aliment in die c.u.nJy, ncaas oi oepariments. II. Cofiln, A. V.

Hi MICK'. T. F. Cass My, Gen'l Freisrht Ajrent, C. W.

KOOKKS. Gen'l land Commissioner. P. en 1 Passenger Agent 1 ClIV.RKYVAI Kansas. t'iivniVv a.