The Elk City Eagle from Elk City, Kansas • 1

i. 3lk 3ity iCagle. (Hit PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY. Elk 5ity 3agle. ADVERTISING BATES.

50 CENTS PEKINCII PER MONTH. Four weeks constitute one month, and 13 weeks three months. Business locals 5 cents per 1 ne each Insrrtlon. NoUces In local columns 10 cents per line each Insertion. Entered at the Post Office in Elk City.

Kansas, as sacond-class mail matter. We are prepared to do All Kinds of Job Work At reasonable prices. LETTER HEADS, NOTE HEADS; BILL HEADS, ENVELOPES, SALE BILLS, POSTERS, DODGERS, CIRCULARS, Etc. DEVOTED TO t.tt OITT, THE 3TJEE.O"CriTX)I3rO COTTITTK-Sr. $U25 XOST ADVANCE ISTO.

7. EILK GITY KANSAS, FRIDAY, 3, 1888- SUBaCHIPTION RATKS. One year Six months Three months U) VOL. 12, Grain Wanted BUSINESS LOCALS. Sbiloh's yitahzer is what you need for con stipation, Lost of appetite, Dizziness, au I Bymptons of dyspepsia.

Price 10 and 75 cents per bottle. Sold by E. E. Masterman. A first-class mower and rake for sale at a bargain by J.

Duff. 5w Wm. Wright Son and E. E.Master-mankeeps the purest and best medicines' in the market, including St. Patrick's Pills and Chamberlain's cough remedy CATAI'RH CURED, bealth and sweet breath secured, by -hilob's Catarrh Remedy.

Price 60 Ye will pay the highest market Price for iLIyly KINDS 05T GRAIN all political animosity for the time being and joined the swelling, surging throng, and, amid the booming of canon, and the swelling strains of music from the Elk City and Independence bands, and the rattling of the drum corps, could be heard 'rahing for Humphrey of Montgomery county. Upon the arrival of the train at 5:30 p. the governor (for so we might call him) was met by the reception committee consisting of M. D. Henry, Geo, L.

Remington and E. E. Wilson. A large concourse of people was in waiting, and a procession was immediately formed headed by the Elk City band, which escorted Gov. Humphrey through the principal thorughfares of the city, and to his borne.

The streets were crowd-with peore and as the govenor passed along ber after cheer went up on the eezes of the evening, laden with 'raha for Humphrey until his residence was reached when the crowd dispersed to uviim. injtxvr iree c. iiiabieriuun 3L n. Time Tatolo. SOUTHERN KANSAS.

goino wkt: Pasnenger No 5: Cam Accommodation 11.45 ooino kaht: PasngerNo Acc iiiiiiodtion a I Kltor A Cankv Vai.i-kv Am Link OOIJSU WKiT No. 481, Passenger 5:13 No.4Ky, Freight a. m. r.oiNO kaut No. 4S2 Passenger in.

No. Aeeoiiuiiodatioti 'A 7 p. m. por SaU or Trade. A goofcf wo-room hoiife ith an kitchen, 12 lots, plenty of good water.

Will sell cheap for cash or will trade for mules and horses. Apply to S. iM. Watkins. i.lk City Kansas.

44 inl The hanging of the effigy on Rogers' carpenter shop, last week, caused considerable fun for the boys in general and more especially among the old 'vets, and G.A.R boys, as knowing ones say they bad a hand in the affair. The signs penciled on the front of the shop, "Those who enter here leave hopes behind them;" "Beer, wines and eigars for sale here," "Restaurant;" are indications that the closing of the saloon and the hanging of the keeper, (in effigy) by an imaginary mob, are emblematic of something yet to he divulged. The Sedan Graphic has the following to say of the aesthetic traveling man of the Star and Kansan, "We have the word of Boss Henri that his traveling man Friday is a "gentleman." We are glad that Henri has made this fact known, as no one who has met him in his rounds for his boss ever suspicioned that he even laid claim of being such, in fact the flies in this neek o' the wooug mistook him for the other thing. Brother Dunn, the next time IT vlslla your city put some ashes en IT and bave the health officer to convey IT beyond the city limits. Grenola Chief.

A top-dres6ing of carbolic acid and two chips tc carry IT out to the hack-wde of the alley is the plan that occurs to us. The CaneyiChronicle takes upon Itself the Important duty of announcing that Kansas wants to rent a strip one mile wide from each state and territory on her borders to build corn cribs that ber towns may have room to spread themselves this season. 'j ere will be a S. S. picnie held in Mi E.

M.Gilperts grove, seven miles AOu.h-west of Elk City, and one mile south of Lone Elm school house, on Saturday, Augutt 4th, 18S8. A cordial Invitation Is extended to all. By Order of Committee. Vol. I.

No. 1. of the Thayer Republi-can Is before us. It is a neat six column foil, and its editor announces that its columns will be devotes to the discem-ination of local and political news, its politics being in keeping with Its name belle vii.Sn the old adage, "the great-et good to the greatest number." We wish Bro. Salyard success, and gladly put him on our 'X' list.

Unde Tommy Wisdoir has purchased an outfitof butchers tools and opened a meat niarkc in the house vacated by Hancock Bros. He has employed Tom West to do the which is an assurance that the meats will be as represented, and that the five year-old veal is guarteed to be neither blue nor tough. See his advertisement in an- colurnn. W. A.

Lippy will sell you a good i et of harness at prices that defy competition. Go to Cross Son and see their lin of Refrigerators. Cross Son are now agents for the celebrated Advance Threshing Machines. BEWARE OF SWINDLERS And buy your trees of home agent where you can get what you buy. You can save one-third the price by buying your Nursery Stock of A.

C. Rogers, Elk City, Kansas. Everything guaranteed to be as represented. 3Gtf For lame hack, side or chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents at Masterman 'a If you want cheap paints go to City Pharmacy.

Extra inter strained Lard oil is the best for Machinery at E.E.Masterman's Tako your fat stock to Paullin, will pay you the highest market pr. for them. allow him a little rest and time to pre We guarantee fair count and honest weights. Kansas SETH STARR, AG. SANITARY CLOTHING.

HEALTH WAISTS, UNION UNDERGARMENTS, SKIRT SUSPENDERS, STOCKING SUPPORTERS. All sorts of Healthful Garments, at reasonable prices Family Electric Batteriev, Syringes, Water Bags, and Invalid Supplies every description. 8END FOR CIRCULAR. SANITARY SUPPLY BATTLE CREEK, MICH. HEALTH FOODS For all classes of invalids Genuine In quality, and reasonable in price SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR.

SANITARY FOOD FOR INFANTS. Prevents and eures Cholera Infantum. The cheapest and the bet in the market, SANITARIUM FOOD BATTLE CREEK. MICH. ANNOUNCEMENT.

For. District Ci.mk:-We. are requested to announce the name of John V. Simpson, of this township. (Louis-burg) as a candidate for re-nomination to the office of Clerk of District Court, object to the decision ot ihe Republican' count nominating convention.

pare for the evenings exercises. The grand reception given him in the evening was at the corner of Main street and Pensylvania avenue where he was met by a large aud entusiastic crowd. At the close of the governors remarks, congratulatory addresses were made by speakers from different parts of the county. The addresses were all short and interesting and were entirely free from any political issues. The Elk City quartet club sung some national airs which lent considerably toward harmonizing the meeting.

CROUP, WHOOI'lAU COUGH an.l Immediately relieved by Sbilou'a Cure. The latest swindle of which the hon est granger Is the victim is done after this fashion: The farmer objects to giving his note and having it discounted forcah. The sharper says, oh we will keep the note," and writes across the face, "not transferable." In a short time it is found in the hands of another party with an added to the "not." which makes it read "note transferable." Fredonia Chronicle. THCS.C WISDOM, J. R.

CHARLTON, Don't forget the poor editor when you have a news item. If your wife licks you let us know it and we will set it right before the public. If you have company tell us, if jou are not a shamed of visitors. If a youngster arrives at your home beggiBg for raiment buy a quaiter's worth of cigars and come around and if you are a cash subsriber we will furuish a suitable name for him or. her, as the circumstances will admit; and if you have a social gathering of your friends bfiug arouud a big cake seven or eight jiies aud a ham, not necensariy to eat but as a guarutee of good faith.

You need hot bother about inviting us, for it is a little too warm for our wardrobe. We mention these little things because we want the news, and will have it if there is a "God in Israel." Attorney at Law. OFFICE over Clymer Gross' LOCAL HAPP2NING3. les of fancy was in the city Su nday. Hud TlioriiLurg of was in the city Monday.

The admission the concert next Tuesday evening Is only ten cents. ItoicxTTo Mr and Mr. George X. Wei.dling. on Sunday.

July -inii. a i inpound daughter. Mrs. J. C.

Smith, Mrs. Miles Gross, and Miss MolMe Piper were pleasant allers Wednesday. The Klk City Hand was In attendance it the 'Humphrey ratification" in In-i Impendence last Saturday. Wm. Wright and Son re-moved 1 heir drug store Into the new liuildinP lately erected by K.

N. Price, last Wednesday. OK- THAT FIGHT Our reporter, in the rounds of the city yesterday, dropped into Jo. Iliggins tonsorial parlor, and was surprised to find the room newly painted and papered. lie lias also addedjanotber new chair and employed J.

W. Adams in order to accommodate his increasing trade. See his advertisement elsewhere in this issue, and when you wart a smooth shave or a good hair- cut, don't fail to call on him. The Original Wins. C.

F. Simmons. SL Louis, I'rop'r M. A. Simmons L.ivcr Medicine, 1840, in the V.

S. Court i.ats J. H.Zeilin, Prop'r A.Q.Simmons Liver Regulator, Est'J by Zeiliu ltWS. M. A.

S. L. M. has for 47 years cured Indigestion, Rh.iousnk.ss, Appetite, Sour Stomach, Etc. Ke.

i 15. Keims, 1 astor M. h. Church, Adams, writes "1 think I should have bi eii dead but NEW MEAT MARKET. 1 have located in the building just vacated by Hancock Bros, anu am prepared to furnish you with FRESH BEEF, PORK, MUTTON SAUSAGE or anything in that line.

I will kill nothing but first-class animals and guarantee that our meats will alwaysgive satisfaction. I employed TOM WEST, and is ready tosefrve you at all times. Soliciting a share of your patronage, I am, ours for Fresh Meats. lor your Genuine AI. A.

Simmons Liver Medicine. I have sometimes had to substitute "Zeilin's stuff" for your Medi cine, but it don't answer the lr. J. R. Graves, Editor The Memphis, sars: Subscribe now for the EAGLE PURE DRUGS Oils and varnishes are sold by Wm.

Wright Son. READ TniS If you want white Lead, Paints, aint Brushes, or anything in that line Peon Wm. Weigh Son. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE EAGLE. Down Down I have 3 HAY RAKES yet unsold, will sell at $15 each-usually sold at $25.

SULKY PLOWS AT $25 EACH. DOG CART, $15. I have yet unsold, one second-hand cook stove, one gasoline stove which I will sell at greatly reduced rates. Mower Repairs kept in stock. II.

J. Hammosd. The beit mower in tha world can be found at Cros9 Sons. Go to the city Pharmacy for pure drugs opposite the Burchfield House. Take a look at Cross son's sewing machines.

Clymer and Co. buy produce of all kinds and pay the highest JUarke price Try them. Now is your chauce to buy a cider mill cheap at Cross Son's Sweet cider, Lemonade, Soda water, at the City Pharamacy. When you want a wagou it will be to your interest to call upon Cross Son. Cigars and Tobacco at the City Pharmacy.

The freshest stock of Groceries in the City can be found at Clymer and Co's. Fruit cans cheap at Cross son's Cross Son will sell you a plow cheaper than the cheapest. Cross Son carry a fine line of top buggies and spring wagons. SHILOH'S COUGH aud Consumption cure is Hold by us on a guarantee. It eures consumption.

Sold by Ii, Masterm tn. ASure Cure For Cholera Morbus Fred J. Nich ds, of Anstin, Indiana, says: A person should be thaukful when hey find a medicine that will cure them hen every other kind has failed to give relief, and I am thankful. I am subject to cholera morbus in the summer ai never could get a medicine that would give me any relief. I saw yonr advertisement and thought I would try a bot One day this week, we aecepted an invitation from R.

II. Etowning to take a drive behind one of his high steppers and alter driving around the city for a while, lie accordingly drew up at uncle Davy Harmons Farm. Uncle Davie has the finest farni in Elk River bottom and took treat pride in showing us his immense orchard and wheat bins. He has some of the linest fruit we have seen this year. It was very delicious for we sampled it all we went through.

I received a p.ickagc nf youi Liver Medicine, and Iiave uS'jU h.d' of iu It works like a charm. I no better Liver at. cer- do more ci iejuu -l. turc Notary Public Att'y at Law George Alfred Tow nsei.d into write the authorized biography of Levi P. Morton to accompany Genrid Lew Wallace's life of Harrison.

The Elk City Quartet Club will go to 'ofl'eyville Saturday to hlp to enthuse the crowd. The boys can "get there." .1. R. Charlton is one of the speakers. 'The newspaper is a sermon for the bought ful, a library for the poor, and a tlessing to everybody.

Lord Broug-h am called it the "best public benefit e-W." A R. Qulgg has built an addition to h.K already spacious implement house ai is having it chocked full of implc-inur ts, that are every day necessities with the farmer. you sure that you are telling the truth? Chicago witness (wiping his face) Great heavens, sir, can you ask such a question? Don't jou see these great beads of perspiration! New York San. "By the way, Mr. Straddles, which is the most general term, poet or poefc ess?" Mr.

Straddles "Poet." "Can you give me a reason for it?" "I think so sir. It is probably because 'a poet is born, not New Haven News. The man who can retain his table manners at a railroad restaurant with ten minutes for refreshments would probably be polite enough to say to the Sheriff tying the knot: "Pardon me for putting you to this trouble." Life. An Allentovvn tailoring firm employs a young woman to collect from the swell customers who are inclined to shirk paying honest debts. This seems to explode the old saying that woman's work is never dun." Norristown Herald.

A Colorado man uses a $1 2,000 gold brick as a paperweight. Our experience is that gold bricks are too unwieldy to make satisfactory paperweights. Their use has been discontinued in this office. Emporia Republican. Customer (in restaurant) A broiled spring chicken, waiter, and a small bottle, vintage '74.

Waiter Yes sir. (Later) Find everything right, sir? Customer No; you've made a mistake. You've brought me spring wine and a '74 vintage chicken. New York Sun. She Won't it be delightful when we are married, Jim? He Won't it? She No conventionalities to bind us and everything lovely.

He (who has played a long game of tennis) Yes, and. then I can take a rocking-chair and you the camp-stool without exciting remark. Tid-Bits. my friends, there are some spectacles that a person never forgets!" said a lecturer, after a graphic description of a terrible accident that he had witnessed. "I'd like to know where they sell 'em," remarked an old lady in the audience who is always mislaying her glasses.

Philadelphia Call. "Who was that younglady in black?" "A friend of mine. Poor thing! She buried her third husband last week, and her nerves are quite shattered. I fear she will not live to part with a fourth." "She looks young to have out-lived three huhand." they're not dead. She's from Chicago." Judge.

zoom Samuel Weston, IS MAKING FARM LOANS! A.T Democratic Rally. The Democrats of Elk City will bol a grand old fashioned meeting in the public square in the city of Elk City, on Saturday, August 11th. Exercises to commence at p.m. A number of prominent speakers will be present and address the people. An effort will be made to secure Hon.

John A. Eaton, candidate for congress, for the occasion. The Elk City band will furnish music. The Elk City Quartet Club will also be present and will render some of their choicest selections. Democrats, Republicans, Prohibitionists and Union Laborists are requested to come out and hear the truth.

It will do you no barm even if you refuse to profit by it. A. C. Ch'rmn Tp. Com.

A TERRIBLE CUTTING. On Saturday afternoon our city was alarmed by the cry that a man had been killed on north Penn. and an Immense crowd gathered, The facts as we leared them were abont as follows: Tom RoBf, of Chautauqua county, near Niota, had brought up some cattle on Friday, and was visiting in the city. Saturday about 2:30 p.m.. be srolled into J.

Salathiel's grocery house and began to sample the apples. Mr.Sa-lathiei remonstrated with him, and both became a little excited over what was said. A friend of Ross, Mr. Watte, walked down the street with him, and got him "about half cooled down," when he decided to go back which proved a fatal mistake. When he re entered the store.Mr Salathiel had been whittling and still had his knife open in his hand, Some words passed between I am ill ebted tic at te old Y.R.

(o) Mrs. L. U. it iv of Arkansas City fin-ifaLed her coarse of instruction in Elk City on Thursday last. She had a large class of lad 3- students, and on Thursday evening the oil paintings, twenty-four in number were put on exhibition in the parlors of C.

Smith. Over er hundred ladies and gentlemen Inspected the paintings, and all were surprised and delighted'at the splendid display. The ladies all speak in the highest prdime of Mrs. Funk's ability, skill, patience and nuecess as a teacher. Electricity is now employe! to throw liut on medical investigations.

Sir jlorrell Mackenzie used a little "pea light" attached to the end of a slender rod, to examine the tbroit -of the late German Emperor. The little battery that supplies the electricity hangs a-rottnd the surgeon's neck. By the aid of these little electric lights, the manipulations of the surgeon can be much more accurately conducted, and results altogether impossible when guided by the sense of touch only become compar-itively easy to achieve. Notice. Having sold my drug desirous of closing my book persons Knowing themselves to me will please call ami once.

Books will be fount! and. A. AGENTS WiL Lideral inducements will Agents to canvas for one pointed and striking IEY CANPAIGN are origiual and contain hits out, ar is just Kingston. Agents can $3 TO $5 PEU Selling our song book. It but the BEST CAM PA BOOK PUBLISHED IN A Special brices to club-tion.

Single copy to anv paid for 15 cents. Addr Fcnk Kingston. iiev.J.W. D. Anderson will deliver some short lectures on different topics between pieces, at the concert next Tuesday evening.

Let everybody turn out and show their appreciation. have received interesti.v-; communications from Wm. Gable, of por-tersville, and James M. Graves, of Crow ell, both of which are crowded out this week. L.

I'aughtry and Son, William of Sternerton made this a call yesterday. Mr. D.tuglu-ry roports everything dry in his neighborhood, but thinks corn is pretty near made. HIGGINS. Et aide Ot Aqeuue.

TOUSORIAL ARTIST. tle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and see if it would Sharp scissors nd keen izors are indicative of a file hair cut and a smooth shave. Give me a trial. en to most I TIC ongH latest Ft'NK rn IDE, OXG idica-post T3. snsas.

Jb help iue It has saved me many hours of terrible suffering. It is the best medicine of the kind ever made For sale by Wm. Wright Son. citizen of Wamego has invented a machine which will revolutionize the art of warfare and knock out whole SLeKPLESS NIGHT made miserable by khem, several blows were struck and as were necessarily compelled to be mie at one discharge. It may be 1 -ad ti.at terrtbli; cough Shiloh's Cure is the Item edy for you.

Sold by E. E. Mtsterman. 47. 2yr i 1 i i onions or wvnai uiys iue past weeK, aou eel with dynamite, spring I have employed tJ.

W. ADAMS, Who is a first class barber and hair-dresse, and in order to acc mo-date my curtomer. I have been compelled to put in another chair. Solicft-itiga share of your patronage, am. Tousorially Yours, JOSEPH HIGGINS.

TAKE YOUI lliiiburger. J. R.Charlton has received ar.d accented an invatation to speak nt tlie Democratic rally at Ceffeyvilh tomorrow My little boy about eight months old was taken with flux. After several days, we commenced giving Cham-berlin's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy according to directions. We sent for a physician.

I told him what we had been doing, and showed him the medicine, ne examined it, and -TO TIIK our "devil" after taking a 'turn' at the editorial wheel, came to the front and met tie emergency of -more copy," in the following brh editorial: i N'3 tO Tile Dap ctf rjUje oj oi)j edIj.o;r- FOr dpaNdeuca SS7v Haier.jes compEIep Tua pb- lar: OiKiEJYesi Ano We Hop oL'j rE dias aIL1 ovarto- OCi nx mlsjAjieS? Yon ill readily recognizd that he iu a new beginner and the youngest on the editorial s.tafT in the state of Kansas. evening. The Coffeyville Democrats are wide awake and propose to raise a fo.t Cleveland and Tliiirui.iii le tu-inoirw afternoon. Salathiel stepped back into the store Ross advanced the last blow Salathiel struck being with the hand which held the knife half open. The blade cut into the jugular vein and carotid artery, making a large gash in the neck.

By this time Tom Salathiel got between his father and Ross, and with others hnrrled with hire to Pugh.s drug store where Dr. Masterman treated the wounded man. For a time it was thought he would die and death was reported. However, the blood was stayed and later in the day Ross was removed to the residence of Dr. R.

Heady, a relative and soon began to improve and is now thought to be out of Sheriff's Sale. STATE OF KANSAS, Montgomery County, Susan M. Mitchell, Plaintiff, vs Chaku Salaoin, Defendnat. By vruTUK of an order of sale to me directed and delivered, issued out of the Elfcvetith Judicial District Court of the state of Kansas, sitting in and for Montgomery county, in said State, I will. on Saturday, the 4th day of August, A.

D. laf, at 2 o'clock p. of said day, at the court house door, in city of Independence, in the county and state aforesaid, offer at public sale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash nn hand, all the right, title and interest of the above named defendant in and to the following described Real Estate. KANSAS GITY EXHIBITION told us the best thing we could do, was to go ahead and give the remedy. We used apout half a small bottle, and cured the child, although the child was Unless it rains within the next, mnnih or so, we would advise the editor of the Oaney Chroilcle to ret-all tlie ad-vcrtisment of wanting a mile oil from etery border state and territory up which to build corn cribs, as bi lf of tlie so low that he Lad no use of himself.

thought so much of your Remedy that we wonld let no one else havei I tola my wife a few C5fS ag lah Durii-o thvBe.hot days as farmers have to urive to and fio between long lim sof hieh hedto fence, we hooe 1 im--Jr bi ace wanted would be large enough 33: uulj ui ojiintgomery, state of Kansas, to wit: Mr. an Mrs. Jess fil must write and tell you what your lure at the store, rut oml U. U.H uw ar Oh big bat was at once placed under arrest by imti. hrdires.

We have hundreds of miles medicine had done. G. W. Lugak Ziok' HiiXjTTirgixia. Sold by Wm-Wright San, Elk City, Kansas.

city marshal Stout and constable Jew- TnerEast half (1-2) of the West half (1-2) of the south-west quarter (1-4) of section twelve (12) and the east half (1-2) of the north-west quarter (1-4) of the north-west Quarter fl-4 of section (By tbe National Exnitloa Co.) Opens September IO, 1833, Continuing till November 1. Collective d'ilny invited from every romty. I nprerriH ntedrporiuity for securing leelrall Imitiinriit ett. Later he went with them to the WILT. YOUSUKFElt with Dyspepsia and Liyer Complaint Shiloh's vitalizer is KUir- anteeil to oure rn.

T2-n47-lyr The railroads will ruaaaerle of Hon Sieeee) I Excirskins. Finest Coral and horticultural exhibits ever seen In the Wcsi. Music by Sienor Liberatl'a grand military band from Ymk. Magnificent display of ohjects of nrt. Including oETCID PRICEiis thirteen (13) all in township thirty two (32) Range thirteen 113) east.

Said property to be sold subject to two mortgages securing the payment of $1,100. Said propertv levied on, and to be sold as the property of the above named defendant. J. C. Hester, Sheriff.

Samuel Weston, At'ty for Plaintiff. Sheriff's office, Independence Kansas June 25th, 1888. RntBRA'S I0LACREAM Wise and Foolish Virgins." Persons tnipresied in IheorganlznMnn of eo'leottve coutiiy exhibits are Invited to correspond Willi M. FAIKCHiLOS DoUD, Commissioner Agricultural lewrimcDt. or C.

KAI.FH EVANS. General Manager, Uooni 16. Now England Building. Kansas City. Mo.

"liBt." He informed us that he Ziad rais-e I and sold over $50 worth of mehna ofl from a patch of ground containing let.s than one-eighth of acre. Who canoeatit? We challlcnjre all melon raisers in the state. "Every day a largo nuuilii of people are negatively iinawtriiip; the question, "is lifo worth iivinV bcores of suicides are ported rbiily. What is the cmtse of tLfio? To kay that tbeyare the result of ft v.r iu the Mood caused by the intense heat is not a sufficient answer. While the reasons for suicides may he hidden Bulf-destruction tnay generally le re gsrded as an evidence of weakijerta and cowardice.

The bravp, stout of heart and the hopeful wart to continue this lifo, even though it must lie done agaiiist the "urrows of ont-rageowH fortune." THIS preparation.without A iniurT.removesFreck- of ill he fence that is not alone Mapping the fu tility of the fields, but is i.u intolerable uuisarce to travel. Along the roads they obstruct the view rud air make it decidedly irkomne for the teams as well as drivers. I3y agitation they ujay be wot rid--of before another h-d season. CONCERT. Miss Lou 'Howe and MissNellie Bart-lett, of Fredonia, will give a grand concert at the M.

E. church, on Tuesday evening, August, 7th. Miss Howe is a tine vocalist, while Miss Bartlett comes well recommended as a first-class elocutionist and pianist. These ladies have generously offered their assistance for the benefit of the M. E.

church, and we assure yon will be one of the best entertainments of the season. Let everj body be in attendance. Court House and Sheriff Hester took him before County Attorney Elliot, who placed bis appearance bond at $5,000, which vras promptly signed by Coun-cilmen John Truby and John Hebrank. The affair cast a gloom of sadness over the entire community. Mr.

Sala-lathiel attends closely to buisness and is highly respected. Jdr. Rossis a farmer and stock dealer, and well respected by all who know him. Tribune. Humphrey's Reception, The reception tendered to Gov.

Humphrey in Indpendence last Saturday afternoon and evening, was one of the most enthusiastic. affairs witnessed In that city. It was announced by hand bills that all part isan feeling would be laid to one side, and accordingly citizens of all political parties laid aside lAH l.l1Mr.VnlaB THi-n. sat, Black-Heads, Sunburn and aa. A few applications will render the st stubbornly red skin soft, smooth and mnite.

"Viola Cream is not a paint or PUBLIC SALE. I will sell at my farm, at Dale, Chau-tatrqua county, Kansas, on Saturday, Aug. 4th, at 10 o'clock a.m., the following: property: Fifteen acres o-growmgeorn, eighteen acres of growf inp cane, household goods, farm implements, and a stock of merchandise When Baby was stele, we gave ber Castorla, When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Hiss, she clung to Castoria, When cb had Children, she gare them Castoria, I powdertocover defects, but a remedy to cure. It is superior to all other preparations, and is guaranteed to give satisfaction. At druggists or mailed for 50 cents.

Prepared by 3r. O. BITTNER CO TOLEDO, OHIO. SOLD BY E. E.

MASTERMAN. THA HACKING CCOGH can be no quickly consisting of dry poods, groceries, hardware, tinware, wooder. ware, etc. sill iciuio, tasii iu iianu. Fit AN WILLETT.

George etcalf, Auc. 45t3 2. no47. 2vr. i--.