Cherryvale Champion from Cherryvale, Kansas • 1

v. i WWW 1 yJ 1 AJ ij 1 1 iii A. S.DULEY, Editor and Publisher, DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF CHERRYVALE AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY. NORTH NEOSHO ST. VOL.7.

CHERRYVALE, MONTGOMERY COUNTY, KANSAS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE, 21 1893. NO.L READ THE CIIERRYVALE CHAMPION. ale O-ieat l.OO a Year, Invariably In Advance I "Entered at the post office at Cherry rule Kansas, as second-class mall matter. PoalofElae. Office openi from 7:30 a.m.

to 7:30 p.m. S'iniUy from 13 to ni.unil 4:25 to 6 in ettere registered and money orders Issued from a.m. to 5:00 p. m. Malls closed 30 before departure of trains.

C. K. Moons. V. u.

As we expeot to Move in July we are desirous of Selling Out all Summer Goods before we Move, and will Make Prices fori the Next Few Weeks that will Astonish you! Railr-oeud Time Table. SANTA FE ROUTE. EA8T BOUND. Arrive. Depart.

SB Pawtonirer dally a a an Passenger daily 12; 13 pin 1'2; a 'MM Frfilht dally 4 B. COVELL, Proprietor. Cherry va le Store. Depart. a a Fred Leatherock and J.

B. Comer at Wall Paper at reduced prices GOOD TIES GOB! went to Independence last Saturday. '121 Fr)lKU dull 4 WEST BOUND. Arrive. 301 Passenfrer daily Passenvor daily mi Freight dally 7:45 am 231 Freight dally COFFEY VI LLE BUANCU NORTH.

282 Passenger daily arrive 2Hfl Freight dally arrive 284 Freight daily arrive BOUT If, 2W Freight daily depart XmH Freight daily depart li4 Passenger daily depart Woodland's Drus Store. REPUBLICAN LEAGUE. The Republican League of will meet at the City Hall. evening June 17th at 8 o'clock. WEDDING BELLS.

Last Thursday evening about 75 guests congregated at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Cramer, Sr.

to witness the "marriage of their eldest daughter bul. we couldn't get them to tell much about each other when they got back. To Enable us to Sell Goods on a 3:45 ro Del Smith and N. Waters shipped two car- loads of hogs to Kansas City Dental Notice. Remember Lee's Dental Office in Cherryvale is now open every day.

Every voter should filo away this issue of the Champion for reference. It contains the present election law of Kansas in full. One word deseribes ti "perfection a 1 1 a ra Smaller Margin and Make them mm mum Tfl Yfini last Thursday. wuum uii a a yQU wigh to be ltQn time buy 0Qe We will, with this obiect in view, I of those new "Gilbert" clocks at Several speakers of reputation will address the League. All persons who feel an interest in the advencement of the principles of the Republican party are requested ta come out.

C- C. Kincaid, M. F- Wood. President. Secretary, Train SKI and carry passengers and run to and from Chanute rand Cedar vale.

Trains 121 and iii carries passengers and run to and from Chanute and WinHeld. Trains 3 has fine coaches and chair cars, arrives at Kansas City p. m. making connections with No. 4, Columbian We refer to DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, cures obstinate sores, burns, skin diseases and is a well known cure for piles.

The repleyin suit brought by Ro deoker against George Cailey was tried before a jury in Justice Yeager's Court Close all Book Accounts Wright Son's. A TTTDH A TTTT 1 I limited, winch leaves Kansas city Jaiuivuni 10W Simon Frank wont to Oswego Mon- in. arriving at Chicago, a m. rassen ngers Kan- desiring to sbend a couple of hours In and open no more book accounts. I day to attend to some business before sas City can take Mo.

the "Chicago which leaves KanRaa City ar- ilvfifr at i 'h inain thn nejrt mnrnlnir. We wish to thank all custom- the Probate Court. last Thursday and resulted in a verdict 'i hese trains run solid between Kansas City I ers for their patronage received, and Chicago with elevant pallace sleeping! If you want to get a Loan, cars, chair cars ana dining cars, connecting I ana aSK inac we may continue to have choice Real Estate, for security H. Murphy and wife left yesterday for the Exposition at Chicago. We exacted a solemn promise from J.

H. that he would not cheer loud enough to create any disturbance. Jim Eelley, the tinner will leaTe next Saturday night join his family in Chicogo and go to Ohio for a visit. He has engaged J. J.

Dawson, of Rolla Mo. who will ctrry on business for him during his absence. west. TislnNo. Stta carries Pullman sleepers Serve yOU in the tuture.

call on Willis Co- Dr. J. S. SNOW, PRACTICAL OPTICIAN, Has a complete outfit of trial lenses and can fit all kinds and conditions of eyes. A full and complete stock of spectacles, eye glasses etc on hand.

In Snow Loontis' Office, Brown's Block, Cherryvale Kansas. Cherryvale Co-operative for the def tndent. Ignorance of merits of DeWitt's Little Early Risers is a misfortune. These -little pills regulate the liver, cure headashe, dyspepsia, bad breath constipation and biliousness. sl To vreuiugiun nun inruuga uuiu'iicb iu Pan Handle, Texas.

Connects at Winfleld with trains for points In the Okluhoma country- and Indlun Territory. Galveston aud InlermeUiate parts In Texas. A. 11. II A using.

Agent. 'Let your light shine by using the S. M. Pearson, Manager. "Wellington" lamp.

Wright Son keep them. LOCAL BUDGET. KANSAS CITY, 1'OltT SCOTT ft MEMPIII9. A. J.

Dinwiddle and family left San- day morning for Portland, Oregon, Northbound, passenger, leaves at 8:30 a.m freight South passenger, arrives at 7:10 p.m. freight 06a. m. O. CO KN WELL.

Agent. where they expect to lire. The Cherryvale Base Ball Club went to Coffey ville Saturday and defeated the Club at that place by a score of SO to 13. Will that Coffeyvilte Club never get out of that 13 hole? J. T.

Stewart, of Sycamore was here last Thursday looking up his chances for the republican nomination for Register of Deeds. He is one of the solid farmers of that township having resided there twenty-four years. If your Insurance is about to expire sr. l. ft s.

k. 'Fiasco line. MEMPHIS ROUTE EXCURSIONS. Chicago and Return, $23.00 St Louis and Return $16.20 Sl Louis one way $9.90 Your choice of six routes from Kansas City to Chicago. Close connections at Kansas City Union Depot.

Blue Tag. Satin Slipper! Smoke the Satin Slipper. Smoke the Blue Tag cigar. Buy your paint of Woodland. Myra to Mr.

Thomas Riley. The rooms were lighted and tastefully decorated. Near the west parlor window was formed an arch, draped with lace curtains, from which was suspended a marriage bell covered with marguerites. At eight o'clock the trio composed of Miss Barton, organist, Frank Cramer, violinist and Mr. Bradfield, flute, began the wedding march during the execution of which the bridal party, entered the room.

The girls of Miss Cramer's Sunday School class led the way followed by Mr. Fred Cramer and Miss Josie Ro-docker, groomsman and bridesmaid and they by the bride and groom-These taking their place undea the wedding bell were' pronounced husband rnd wife by Rev. G. W. Cassi-dy.

After the marriage came a dainty and tasty wedding supper, after- which the guests chatted and chaffed and congratulated for a time till they separated for their The bridal couple left on the night train for the west, for a visit among friends. The contracting parties are well and favorably known by Cherryvale people and there are none but wish for them a happy, long and prosperous journey through life. The presents were numerous and nice as follows: Mrs. E. N.

Cramer. silver set knives and forks; Mrs. Myra Estabrook, Peoria 111., silver syrnp pitcher and holder; Mrs. Myran Cora and L. M.

Swayze, Peoria, 111., silver butter knife and sugar shell; Cramer a life size crayon picture; Misses Etta and Daisy Bell, Wayside, a toothpick holder and stand; Miss Emma Barton, a pair of towels; Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Davidson, fruit dish; call on Jas.

W. Willis Co and have them write it up. a in EAST BOUND. No. 8 St.

Louis Mail Np. 4 Atanle Kxpress Nq, ifbluvk Freight No. rwiLooal Freight No. 4 Freight jip.a Freight in a in Our farmer friend old" brother Brougher informs us that tho wheat ripens in a peculiar way this season, the roots being dead while the straw tj still green and the head being of There is scarcely anything in the Give the Memphis Office a call befor drug line that is not to be found at Cofl'eyville is moving for a system ot purchasing a ticket. No.

Texas and ColoroiTb Express a Woodland's Drug stoie. water works. unusual color. Jim. Charles, of Liberty was in the Railroad men and travelers appre C.

O. Cornwell, Agent. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures No, 8 California Express ICVSam No. 37 Fast Freight a No, 33 Freight No. 31 Local Freight So.

3ft California Fast Freight Local Freights will carry passengers when provided with tickets or passes. Trains 3H and 3i carries passengers be- ciate the Gem Lunch Counter because city last Saturday. it is open all night Take your prescriptions to Wood- Col. A. P.

Forsyth returned last Friday from Manhattan Where he bad been attending the Commencement of the State Agricultural College, He reports a graduating class of 39 and a very entertaining program of exercises. The Plaindealer last week gave the gas company a rip up tho baek which was well deserved and should have been given long ago. The people are powerless unless the papers come to their aid to protect them from imposition. Hit 'em again, Dick. and'sDrug Store.

twuun Neodesha and Columbus, when pro- piles. All that honesty, experience and skill can do to produce a perfect pill has been employe in making L'e Witt's Little Early Risers. The result is a specific for sick headaehe, biliousness and constipation If you want a No. 1 smoke, try the vldeU with tickets or passes. rillHCO LINE CONNECTIONS.

week Satin SliDDer or Blue Tasr Cio-ar. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures Mrs. Tom Wood spent last visiting friends in this city. Train No.l. Connects at Burton with Manufactured by G.

Lewis. burns. A. 'iv At H. v.

U. U. for points in Colorado. Arizona, Nevada, Wyoming, Utah, Idaho, Mon- The boy with a stonebruiso on hu DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salye cure Jim. Laughhn, of Liberty was in the footis commou enough now.

sores. city Monday. He Is a grain buyer and Goto Woodland's Drug for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures ul tai.a, vvashingtoii aim caiuorniu. iius reclining chair car and Pullman sleeper to Burton, Kansas. Train No, 2 connects at Monott for points 1 Arkansas, Iadian Territory vio Neosho; also with tho (Jalveston Vcsiibuled J.imiied which has Standard Conches.

'OCiinlng chair car aud Pullman drawing room rlcepers through to Unlveston. via Purls and Dallas wanted to interview Geo. Elkiu. Pure White Lead and Oil. cers.

J.W. Morgan has the largest variety of New and Second Hand Goods in the County. Furniture, Stoves," Musical Instruments, House Furnishing Goods, Jewelry, Guns, Revolvers etc. East Main Street, C'herryvale Kansas. Go.

toT. D. Toy's for horse-shoeing The Gem Lunch Counter opposite Frank Moses was in the city Mod the S. K. depot is open all night.

buggy repairing, painting and general black smithing. Plow work a "specially, (tf) day to see whether the republican Emma E. Hyde and daughter, of Janesyille. Florida are here visiting Mrs. Hyde's parents.

Mr. and Mrs. J. A- Brougher. They have lived in that Land of Flowers" six years, but still like Kansas and enjoy the association of parents and other relatives.

All the staudard patent medicines can be found at Woodland's east side would like to nominate him for With Revilo Newton on the staff of Drug Store. Mr. Dryden who has been very sick the National Commander with the Mrs. D. Hastings has been suffer was able to drive out with his physi Mr.

and Mrs. C. E. Prewitt, Ruby fruit and desert dishes; I. M.

Roderick. Parsons, a- pair of silver napkin WANTED A good reliable man to sell Organs rank of Colonel and Charlie Mitchell on the staff of the Department Com ing severely for some time from asth cian. Dr. Fuller Monday morning. without change.

All niais served in tne Popular Santa Fo Pining oars on this train south of Counects at St. Louis With all lines to tho oast, north and southeast, Mas recllnlpg chair cars and pullman sleepers to St. Louis'. No. 3.

Connects atBurton, with A. T. S. F. It.

R. for points in Colorado, New and Old Mexico, Arizona and California, UaB reclluing Chair car to Anthony and Burr t(in, Kansas, and Pullman sleepers to Buir-nn Through Pullman Meepers from Burrton to Pueblo, Denver. Ogden, El Paso, LoW Angles, 8tin Diego and San Francisco. Train No. 4 connects at Monett for points in Arkunsus and Texas, has pullman sleepers Monett tp Dallas, Texas.

Connects at St. Louis with all railway lines to the East. pud Southeast. Ioj redlining chair tar, uniT Pullman sleeper to t. Louts, connects at M'piHtwtth the Columbian Vesti-Iiuled Limited, having Htandard coaches re ma: and Sewing Machines in the county.

rings; Miss Margeret Watt, Peoria, mander with the rank ot Major, Hack-el man Post naturally feels that it has R. S. Brown, the silversmith will do O. P. Ergen bright and Skertff Calla 11., a book "Wedding Bert John Cold well and his two daughters left Sunday for a visit to his old home at Shelbyville.

Tennessee. He has not seen the old home for many a long year and many changes have a good job on your watch, jewelry or han were in tfie city on business Mon been rather graciously treated. Thompson and Drew Pearson, water Must have good endorsements. For particulars call at Morning's Music and Novelty Store. silverware.

Location in Pitzer's day. set; Mrs. Jacquin and Mrs. Perlee, Drug Store. It is made the duty, by law, for the A good many of the little ones in the doubtless taken place and the old house Peoria, 111., silver butter dish; W.

H. Williamson, silver sugar bowl; Mr. and city officers to publish a quarterly All the talk in the world vill not cty are enjoying the whooping statement of the financial condition of Woman Reforming a Man. It is my belief that a man who has will not be what it used to be, but yet. we hope ho may find enough to revive Mrs.

Newton, tea-set; Hilbert Cramer, convince you so quickly as one trial of cough. clining chair cars and Pullman sleeper to 8t. Lpuis malting connection with, all lines from fit, Louis. Through tickets on sale to all principal silver pepper and salt castor; John not the self-respect to save himself will the memories of youth and in Imagina DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for scalds, burns, bruises, skin affections and II. M.

Zabriskio, a Thayer naercha nt the city. One of these publications occurs in the month of June, but the date has passed and no publication lias tion live over the happy boyhood days. was doing business it this citv last orfuther partcnlars call on or address, C. II.CLA1BOUNK, Agent Cherryvale. Riley, silver knives and forks Cora Thompson, handkerchief box; Nettie not respect any woman enough to be saved by her, writes Ella Wheeler Wil- piles.

He will take his children to visit some Thursday. been made. Flowers, water Harry and Julia Cox in an artiele on Can a Woman of the battle, fields and fortifications Capt. J. W.

Willis, "Dick Neville and F. E. Cramer came over from Joplin, Cramer, silver individual butter dish Reform a Man?" in the Jul Ladies erected during the late war to impress SNOW LOOM IS, The K. Tribune rips tho Cherry A. L.

Wilson, went t'Q Independedce Mo. to be present at the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. J. A.

Housel, table linen; upon their minds what thev have only Physicians and Surgeons tender Saturday to attend the meeting of the his sister. Revilla Newton, fruit dish: Rena Home Journal. I do not think any man should marry until he is thirty, and if he has not reformed at that age vaguely learned in the school History. vale Ball Club up the back for not feeding the Independence Club on the occasion of the match gama and says republican county oommittee. Bouton.

pair of towels; Mrs. Ella ueir services to, me umeua ucuj-vale and vicinitv. and solicit a share of We wish them a pleasant and m-ofit- Perkins was in this Senator B. W. a Cramer and Miss Ida Patterson, ruby it is a very unsafe experiment for any He was their natronacre.

Thev treat all acute city a few hours last Friday. Unole Henry Cole has more eating able and safe return. John has promised to settle that matter about the water set Mrs, T. Riley, a quilt; Basil woman to attempt to reform him. and chronlo tlisedses, hemorrhoids, on his way to Oklahoma, material growing on his premises than the Independence Club entertained our boys and clear of cost in that city.

If this is true our boys ought to be Uramer. Ruby wine glass; Mary Riley, His moral vision is very limited if he we have seen on the same amount of mule the edilor of the Champion stole at Shelbyville in if tha owner can sofa cushion; Ella Riley, oil painting; has not discovered by that time that ashamed of it, and if it is not true they space anywhere in town. genito, urinary and female diseases. Rooms 0 and 7- Brown's Block Cherryvale Kansas. The baby will appreciate tho com fort of riding in a carriage as well as Etta Coulter, Kansas City, chair be there is nothing in dissipation but deg- Can have the use of these colums to tidy; Mr.

and Mrs. Kincaid, chenille I radation and death. The republican committee having yourself buy the "little tot one at aay so. curtains: Mr. and Mrs.

O. F. Carson, designated July 15 as the time for tne Wright's. NATURAL GAS. 117a H(AM Jn.

mt Al "1 ,1 OBITUARY. DR. MRS. LICE. ice-cream freezer and napkins; Frank nominating convention, it will require J.

E. Jones, of last 6th Street tie nuuucr wuat men mint wno are Littc Brown: head rest; Laura, and Ella es. The experts in dentistry. Office vegetable health producer a My work am'qn canctfd.at 'a Little Early Risers c.ure. m.a- brought a curiosity to this office in the Thomas M.

Pearson died at his hom DeWitl attracted to onr city by flaming reports of natural gas and cheap fuel when shape of a sweet potato Sower. It has in this city, on Thursday night June- Cofteyvillo Cherryvale. Call on i lariqs dis.qEO4e.r4 and r.esrn.lato the stQm- We could not improve the quality if Hutchinson and Flora Cannady, water set; "The Fair," Pillows and lace curtains; silver spoons, Ola Moraign; hero lor; the, p.est vfqr.K qqne. in f5- they see our flouring mills run by: coal 15th, 1893, aged more than 59 ysars. the form and shades of the morning glory, but Mr, Jones assured us that paid doybje the price, PeWitt'i Witch ach and bowels, which prevents head ache and dizziness.

ias. We can giye references by as a matter of economy. It only takes Unele Tom enlisted in 1862 in the- Book. "Trumpet Blasts," Dr. and Mrs, Haael Salve is the best Salve that ex it was taken from a slip propagated by ona to convinoe a man that on 1 irat Colorado Cavalry and served hi country to the close of the war.

He Hestis; Little Edith Cramer, rnby vin perienoe. can produce, or that money tllC huqlred. We haye all the new improvements In Dentistry. Priees Reasonable. of two things is true; that we either him and that there are many more of can buy.

have not enough gas for mannfactur them coming on. The potato i of the egar stand; Little Raymond Cramer, mustard stand; Mr. and Mrs. N. J.

Miss Florence Duley, a lightning printer and all-round newspaper worker, visited relatives and friends in this city this week. She very much admires the place and may conclude to yellow kind and the seed was bought at ing purposes or that it is controlled by If you can afford to be annoyed by was one of those mild-mannered men who never aim at display, but are satisfied to go along doing their duty in a quiet way and trusting to the common- Jacquin, Peoria, 111., bible: P. M. Pear Kring's grocery. It was something sick headache and constipatiqn, dan asetlof sharks who are determined that nobody but themselves shall have the LOOK FOR THE SIGN.

I am prepared to do Dress Making new to us. son, syrup pitcher: Mr. and Mrs. J. R.

Hulse, work basket; Mr. and Mrs. R. nse Idtf Barly Risers for sense of the people to fustif their ac- benent oi it. Uur people use it of these little pills will cure them.

locate with us. Clinton Mo.) Juye. Senator McTaggart sent some specimen, of oorn eight feet high from his fhe fpsideppe pf W. Wjso in, the It was a most gratifying sight to see Webb, ruby fruit and desert dishes; tions and intentions. course for lighting and -heating pur the large turnout at Uncle Tom Pear H.

L. Jones, of Coffey ville came up poses, not for the cheapness of it, but qrnbaok property, East Fourth St. have the latest styles and my MaggieSchiller, Incepen dence Oregon The long line of vehicles that follow-silver spoons; Cora Allison, cake led his remains to Cherry vale cemetarr son's funeral. It was evidenee to our Sunday to meet his brother-in-law for the convenience of it. But even mind that the services and sacrifiees stand; Mrs.

Lutz, ruby tea-set; Anna I was sufficient evidence that be was ap- A. Zook, who arrived from Webb City. Liberty farm to tho Fair-at Chicago. It was wrapped so as to keep it fresh and was transplanted in front of the Kansas building as a specimen of what of the soldier are still treasured qp in Mo. for a visit.

Mr. Zook is connect Cram er, silyer tooth-pick holder; Sun- piecuted me and that deathliia patrons can rely on gocd work and reasonable charges. Respectfully, Anna Allen. the hearts of a grateful peftpja. And ed with the Register Printing Co.

Webb City. day School Class, a book of poems and grades and a grateful people realiz-. i-i j- ed that a tokon of respeet was dnehim silver pickle dish. irr.l Krvi w.r hld atth tig ateRdanca was not of any dis Kansas can. do in corn growing in a tinctive class but was made up from I idence on Saturday by Pror.

E. F. backward season. R'leaimtisM iq a tjay, ip rufe'' for Rheumatism and Neural the different elements without regard to finanoial or soolal standing. The merchant, the banker, the mechanic, English bpavin removes all hard, soft, or calloused lumps and Taylor assisted by Rev.

McLean There was a large attendance of the G. A. R. and others of his old comrades the convenience failed to appear last winter, when every one burning gas for heating was obliged lo propare a pile of pine lumber to piece out the gas to cook breakfast. We know that to say anything against Cherryvale or any of its institutions is to take chances of losing popularity and patronage and for that reason the city papers have allowed the people to be imposed upon and In fjaot driven from the city by a pack of wolves who would throttle every interest of the city if by so doing t9j donld put money into thsir own pcclets.

IN THE SEASON. Everything ip Millinery. Lino suited to the season can be found in my Stock. Ribbons, Lacos and all that belongs lo a well regulated Milli .4 the laborer and the professional man gia radically cures in one to three days. Its action upon the system is laid work aside for the time to do hon and a guard of honor from the Camp remarkable and mysterious, it re blemishes from horses, blood spavin curbs, splints, sweeney ring-bone, stifles, sprains, and swollen throats, or to tho remains of the old veteran of the Sons of Veterans escorted the Will yow heed the warning.

The signal perhaps of the sure approaoh of that more terrible disease consumption. Ask yourselves if you can afford for the sake of saving to run the risk and do nothing for it. We know from experience that Shiloh's cure will cure your conh. It naver fails. Sold by J.

Pitij, who assisted in saving for them moves at once the cause and the disease immediately disappears. The first dose greatly benefits, 75 cents. coughs, etc. Save 50 by-use of one country in which they oou and a remains. One by one-we are summoned by the bugle call tocross the pontoon that spans the mystic river asi acsrtr the roll-cxll on the ctttr shore- nery Store.

Come and see me in Rooms Opposite Cramer's Photograph Gallery. M. Davis. bottle, for sale at Asdel's P. O.

Dru' rovernment under which they can be Warranted by R. L. T. Asdel, Drug- Bock acd Stationery Ctcra. Kas.

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