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getting here. More Democratic efficiency in the xtAILEOAD TIME TABLES. ATLANTA LUMBER COMPANY, mail service. ATLANTA CRICKET. FIZZ, BANG, BOOM! St.

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Fkisco Line. An important change in train men on this end Monthly School Report. Following is a report of the Atlanta school for the month of October Number enrolled, 49; number absent, 34; number tardy, 28; average daily attendance, 45; names of pupils of the Frisco has taken place. J. L.

Dunham M. A. COPELAND, Local Ikiitor. WK8T BOUND. -Dealers in- Mail.

Exp. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1888. goes to the Kansas Midland division, between Wichita and Ellsworth, and Sim A. Evans, formerly of this branch, takes Mr. Dunham's run between Anthony and Beaumont.

Circum- I stances exist which makes this change very 6 30 am 6 20 pm that were neither absent or tardy during: the month: Louette Kelso. Didn't we tell you so? 530 4 39 411 is 422 1 3 52 Eugene Sadler, Bert Shaw, Wiley Go- satisfactory. Mr. Lvans is heartily welcomed COAL AND LUMBEE, Quail hunting ia in order. Whoop 'Rah for Harrison Old papers for Bale at this office.

buck to his old run here by his many friends. Tbe Ladies' Home Journal and Practical Housekeeper for November lies before us sparkling with superb brightness and over-flowing with soul-stirring poetry, sound common eense ley, ana csteiia istrotner. ROLL OF HONOR. The following is the standing of three pupils, in each grade, that had the best average of the entire examination. Grammar.

A Grade Laura Harris. 84; Carl Sadler, 83 Louette Kel 845 7S6 620 600 513 4 24 3 58 325 8 55 7 47 633 015 5 29 4 41 417 3 45 Grand ball at the hall to-morrow night. AST BOUND. STATIONS. Exp.

Mail. 9 00 pre 910 am le Halt-tend ar 1000 1010 "Wichita le 1049 1101 "Augusta 1117 1128 Leon 630 640 le Anthony ai 786 7 47 4 le 848 857 "GeudaSp" 910" 920 "Ark.C'y" 949 1002 Winfield 1040 1051 Atlanta 1106 11 17 Latbam 1140 1150 arBeaum'nf 1153 12 03 pre le Beanm'ntar 1240 12 51 Severy le 110 am 120 Fall Kir. 142 148 Fredonia iil5 237 Neodesha" 247 810 Cber-yv. i 355 413" "Oswefro 1 429 450 Colnmb'B" 1 534 604 "Carthage 10 30 am le Red Fork ar 3 30pm ar Vini ta lei 105 am 115 le Ft. Smith ar 7 15 am 7 45 le Monet le 905 950 Springrid" 600 pm 630 am ar St.

Louis prose and anything and everything which may be desired and appreciated by young ladies and mothers to aid them in the art of making home attractive. This handsome journal is, without Frank Harden visited Latham last 335 213 212 142 1 10 315 218 148 116 2 45 Thursday. Thanksgiving day just three weeks 12 25 11 51- from to-day. 19 Shingles, Lath, Blinds, Sash, Doors, Sand, Lime, Hair, Cement, Plaster, 10 40 au exception, the finest of its class we ever saw. It is indeed a monthly cyclopedia of knowledge for the hon and fireside.

The first page contains a poem, "The Grand Old Day" Thanksgiving by Will Carleton. The literary department contains a humorous article by Josiah Commence to fatten your turkeys 8 55 9 25 pm for thanksgiving. ANOTHER EXPLOSION 4 55 pm so, 79. Grade: Maine Gregory, 95 Pearl Thorp, 84; Martha Jackson, 80. Intermediate.

A Grade: Alice Darlington, 75; Cora Rash, 76 Zauna Barton 75. Grade: Frank Rash, 93; Anna Gregory, 92 Bmet Barton, 89. Grade: Stella Strother, 100; Emma Davis, 100; Ella Kin ley, 96. Primary. A Grade: Mary Gilliard, 100 Butler.

100 Ethel Butler, 100. Grade: Wiley Golev, 100; Nellie Rash, 100 Nora Spergin, 95. Grade: Arletba Harris, 99; -Sammy Rash, 98 Willie Spergin, 95. Chas. Shaffner, Teacher.

A Great Power. Mr. J. B. Harden was in town a few days of last week.

200 1 45 am Allen's Wife and a continued story by Mrs. Mary J. Holmes. The children's page, the mother's corner, the editorial, society, artistic Arkansas City flour, the best in At 810 pm -And all kinds of- 740 am 530 8 15 pm lanta, at Harden 's. needle work, decorative, housekeeping, dressmaking and material, kindergarten, floral and 850 am BUT NOT BY "VIDETT" DYNAMITERS.

other departments are edited and conducted by Lots of people in town last Satur writers of equal merit as those above mention day; more Tuesday. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. NATIONAL. ed. This most valuable journal is published by the Curtis Publishing Co.

at Philadelphia, W. H. Gilliard made a business trip President 8. Grover Cleveland More than thirtv-two thousand pub to Latham last Friday. President of Senate John J.

Ingalls Chief Justice Melville W. Fuller lic schools of the United States have for the remarkably low price of fifty cents a year, but the subscription price is soon to be raised to SI. 00, though for a short time those Demorest's monthly magazine and each been supplied with a copy of Secretary or state Thomas F. Bayard Secretary ef Treasury Chss. 8.

Fairchilds Secretary of War Wm. C. Eudicott Webster's Unabridged Dictionary the Cricket for $2.75. Think what that means. If there i desiring it may secure it at the old rate.

Until the price is raised the' Cricket and this iournal nuy be secured, each cne year, for the smali Becretary of iiavy yj. wbitney Secretary of Interior Wm. F. "Vilas Kirsrs white Russian soap, five cents an average oi ou scnoiars to eac Cowley County Democracy Completely Routed, with Union Laborites and Dynamiters at their heels. a bar at Willis Wilson's.

school, it means that constantly a mil J'ostmaster-Ueneral M. uirkinson Attorney General Augustus H. Garland sum of otherwise it will be $2.15. We have unsurpassed facilities for being supplied direct from the lumber pi oducing districts, and are prepared to sell number one framing and finishing, and in fact, all kinds of hard and soft pine lumber at a'very low price. lion and a half of American youth C.

H. Backus, of Latham, waa in Preston B. Plumb have the privilege of consulting and U. S. Senators.

this city last Friday evening. I John J. InewlJs. studying this great the cours Congressman, 1st District E. N.

Morrill RiHer's Gonercial College, of their education. Who can estimate CoDKrensnian. 2-1 DUtrict. H. Funston Go to Willis Wilson's to buy your ulster and lined werk coats.

the power for intellectual stimulation Congressman, 3rd district W. Perkins Congressman, 4tb District Thomas Ryan and development which is thus active congressman. 5th John A. Anderson Chas. Shaffner was slightly on the Congressman, 6(h District E.

Turner ly at work all the time The pre-emi nence of the American people for gen THE Congressman, 7th District S.E. Peters sick roll the latter part of last -Proprietor of the- State Senator F. S. Jennings REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET ELECTED WITHOUT THE LOSS OF ONE eral accuracy and facility in the use of Mrs. J.

L. Strother has received her Kepresentarive. 59th District jonn A. jiaton Short-hand institute and English Training School tbe language is not likely to 60th District Lewis P. King fine line of fall and winter millinery.

61st District J. D. joaurer be lost. Well and truly has Webster been called "the schoolmaster All persons indebted to me will find ERCiAL. COMM HOTEL STATE.

Governor John A. Martin it to their interest to pay immediately. J. B. Harden.

of the Republic." School Report. Lieutenant Governor A. P. Riddle Secretary E.P. Allen And Omnia Township Still Contends For the Banner.

Is the Standard Institute and tbe Largest in th West. Full iufoi matiou, Catalogue, Terms, sent Free. Address Mrs. J. W.

Dancy returned last Sat Following is a report of the Atlanta Auditor 'Aimotny juccartny Treasurer Jas. W. Hamilton Attorney-General S. B. Bradford ATLANTA, KANSAS.

urday evening from her visit at Win- school tor last week. Supt. Public Instruction J. H. Lawhead gate.

Number enrolled, 47: number ab 8CPRKUK COURT. EITSEE, A. M. President, St. SCO.

sent. 11 number tardy, 7. Names of Go to Willis Wilson's to buv vour -One of the- Chief Justice Albert H. Horton nunils that were neither absent nor a M. Valentine blankets, toboggans, caps, fascinators, hoods, etc.

Clerk C. J. Brown tardy: Louette Kelso, Nellie Rash Haitie Edema ton, Martha Jackson JUDICIAL. Best Houses in Southern Kansas. Now that the campaign is over let Nora Spurgin, Orra Strother, Anna Short-Hand by Mail a Specialty.

Send 23 cents for Primer and Three Trial Lessons. Judge 13th District M. G. Troup Clerk Ed Pate Gregory, Cora Rash, Eugene badler. The election day before yesterday passed off quietly and the will of the people once more prevails.

The entire Republican ticket in Cowley coun-ty is elected by good and safe majorities. A full vote was cast and the ua talk about the candidates of 1U9Z for a chaDge. Stenographer F. K. Reymond Rufus Golev.

Carl Sadler. Eihma WELL SUPPLIED TABLES, GOOD BOOMS and BEDS. Davis. Pearl Edmistoo. Bertha Arm district court for Cowley county convenes on the first Tuesday fn April, first Tuesday in Dave M.

Carlton will buy your fat PRICE. strong, Eva Edmiston, Sammy Rash Bepiemoer ana tnira Tuesday in December.j COUNTY. Isabel Jackson. Gertie Darlington cattle and hogs and pay you the highest market prices. Clerk S.

J. Smiley Bert Shaw, Willie Spurgiu, Wiley Auditor s. it. rarfc Treasurer J. B.

Nipp Quite a number of new subscribers J. M. LAMBERT, Proprietor of the Goley, Stella Strother, Georgia Dar lington, Ethel Butler, Arletha Harris Ivy Butler. Willie Harris, Emet But Probate Judge W. E.

Tansey zi-ds; rcr tt union labor vote proved to be but an insignificant handful. The non conformist, the contemptible and dis added to our list the past week but we must have more. in iurv removes iPreGlc- ler, Eme Haycraft, Dora Goley and lea. Liver-Moles. Pim Jrank Venable.

Attorney C. L-Svarts Sheriff J. M. Conner Recorder H. S.

Branson Supt. Public Instruction Miss Ella Kellv Purveyor J. M.Bradley Coroner H. D. Cooper Health.

Officer Dr. Geo. Emmerson The cranberry crop has been injured Parents are cordially invited to visit A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A by the frosts, but the turkey crop remains unaffected. A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A. J.

D. Guthrie, Ch'n the school. Chas. Shaffnkr, Teacher. TT anted Immediately.

BANK OF LATHAM. We have just received a car load of commissioners s. c. Smith, W. P.

Hard wick. ples, Blaek-Heads, Sunburn and Tan. A few applications will render tfat most stubbornly red skin soft, smooth and white. Viola Cream is not a paint oi powder to cover 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 BETTTIVIfS Ss TOI KDO, OHIO. 3old by W. O. Manion, Latham, Kan fine salt $1.70 per barrel, cash $2.00 in produce.

J. B. Harden. Commissioners meet In regular session on the v- ursi monuay in January April, July ana Octo 20,000 live turkevs, 25,000 live ber. TOWNSHIP.

Geo. W. Barton and Dr. D. Cun ningham went down to Winfield Mon chickens, 5,000 live ducks and 3,000 live geese.

Will pay the highest market price in cash or merchandise -WILL DO A- day evening on business. Trustee G. B. Dirlington Ch rk Clint Bubb Treasurer R. L.

Ward nf the Puu E- S. Strother for same. Must be delivered from graceful mouth-piece for the dynamiters, is so completely rebuked that the few iunocent and unsuspecting people who accord it the least support should consign it to its most deserving fate absolute failure and starvation. "Our man Perkins has been in Congress quite a spell, He'll still be Eaton Washington pie when Utley ia in Hallelujah, listen while we stale, The Democrats must all walk out in 1888." Amos Walton concludes his personal supervision essential to the success of the little insignificant Canal City Dispatch. Omnia township sus The Wellington Standard issues a J.

A. Lee. Constable Geo. Critchlow PATEOXIZE HOME INSTITUTIONS. morning paper this week in order to November 5ih to loth, also Decemb 1st t- loth at Winfield, Kausas.

St-6. J. P. Baden. General Banking and Exchange Business.

give the latest election returns. -THE- Mrs. Sarah A. Prill, of Belle Plane, Stalk Fields Wanted. assistant inspector of W.

E. called TOWN. President Wm IT Day Hecretary Ed Greer Treasurer and Agent GilUrd SCHOOL BOAKD. Director Gillird Clerk 8 Rash Treasurer Willis Wilson SOUTHERN KANSAS on the Atlanta corps this week. Parties bavirg stalk fields to sell can dispose of ibern to advantage by ap co: H3 Chas.

Sbafiiier and Miss Mattie plying at this ornce. 4 Busbuell attended the teachers' asso RAILWAY IS A KANSAS ROAD, And is thorouehly identified wllh the interests S. A. Eaii9, formerly of this ciation at Wilmot last Saturday. ATLANTA MAILS, branch of the Frisco, who has been -OU ALL Mails east and west see Frisco time table.

running on tbe Kansas Midland di The Topeka Capital and Commonwealth have been consolidated. The ind j)ior-s3 of the fctate oi Kansas and its people, and affords its patrons facilities unequalled by any line iu Lastern aud Southeastern Kansas, Mail for Cdar Ford, Pine Grove, Freedom vision for eeveral months, is back oti tains her reputation and at least hanf close to the tail of the banner Republican township in the county. and Leon, loaves Atlanta on Monday, eanes dv and Friday of etch week. Capital swallowed its contemporary. rimninsr his old run agaiu in place of "Jumbo" HBO UGH EXPEESS trains daily between Post-office open Sundays from m.

to and is heartily greeted by his many A large invoice of dry goods have ULI IJ lz likyn, rost master. I sell at We are uoable to give full or official oia rrienas along tne line, ne is one just arrived, which we will ksiriSHS City and Olathe, Ottawa, Garnett, Ioia, Knnilioldt, Chatiiite, Cherryvale, Independence, Winfield, Wellington, Harper. Kiowa, Medicine Lodae, and intermedi-Bte roinrs. lntJ oest auu unrai gtuiai passenger CHURCHES. ictuius, uu i euuurng ia aasureu.

conductors we ever knew. prices to suit tbe times. Willis Wilson. THROUGH MAIL trains daily except Sunday E. CillKCH.Eiv.

C. M. Haworth. Pas You cau save 20 per cent, by pur tor. Services every alternate Sunday at liflweeu uansae Jity ana independence, and intermediate stations, making close connections at Ottawa, Chanute and Cherryvale with chasing your boots and shoes at J.

p. at the eciiool house. Last week a man stepped up to ns aud said he would pay every cent he owed us if he lived until Saturday night. We presume the man died. tiardeu's.

VTEWLIGUT CH ftTSTl A N. Services the onr trains lor Jiuipoi-ia, xsurlington, G-rard, VVa'niif and Coffeyville. LN third Sunday of each month 11 o'clock LOAN MONEY on REAL ESTATE References and Correspondents Citizens' Kationsl Bank, Kansas City, Missouri, JFiist Nalioual Bank, Wiiififld, Kansas, JSxciiacge National Back, El Dorado, Kansas, Oilman, Son New York. J. M.

LAMBERT, Cashier. accommodation trains dad except ion- a. m. at llie church in Atlanta, Eider A. C.

AMONG THE COWLEf EXCHANGES, Another said he would pay us in a day filizener In charge. day between Jx.ttiisas Oity and Olathe and or two as sure as he was born. That Cowley county exchanges are Oourirr. Tiibunf. anil Winfield Traveler, KKMEMBERthat by purchasing tickets via.

this CHRISTIAN. Henry Chilwood, Pnstor. Ser man either lied or never was born. Yet another called and said he hoped line connfciion is mane in tne union Depot at -J vi-eM t.i the second and fourth Sundays of Dispatch and Democrat, Arkansas City; Eagle and Kansas ony wii.n through trains to all points. each rnont'i at 11 clock a.

in at the school Enterprise, IJurdeu; Jews, Cambridge; Mecord, Udall; Fret Press, Dexter. avoiding- translers and changes at way lione in A Inula. to go to the devil if he did not square up his back subscription account in three days. He has not showed up THROUGH TICKETS can he purchased via this T-TXION SAliBATII SCHOOL, at the school The Moline Mercury has put on a new dress Hue at any oi me regular tjonpon stations, ana The Atlanta Lumber Company pay the highest market price for corn. Also the best grades of coal constantly on hand.

Dr. N. W. Mayginnes and wife, Chas. Shaffner and Miss Mattie Bush-nell attended the barbecue at Burden last Monday.

A few of the accounts I bought of W. H. Gilliard have not been paid. You can preserve your credit by paying promptly. J.

B. Harden. Some country editors never bother themselves about what they eat they have "patent iusides." Not the case with us, however. Mrs. Ortus Williams came up from Wilmot last Monday morning for a few days' visit with her parents and KJ i use every sauutttn at luo'clocK a.

in R. S. Stiot er, Sap't. and now looks as neat as a lull blown daisy. your baprgnge checked through to destination yet; no doubt he has gone.

One man stopped us six mouths ago, as we were Jh.ast. west, iortn or outn. We congratulate the Mercury upon its evident PULLMAN SLEEPJSUS on all eight trains. prosperity. Courier.

SOCIETIES. For further information, see maps and folders. hurrying to the scene of a dog-fight, and said he would pay us as soon he or address A protracted meeting is being carried on at got some money. The man would not A O. U.

meet every Tuesday evening at GEO. T. NICHOLSON. Gen'J Pass. Ajrent, Topeka, Kansas.

the new Evangelical church by the pastor, Rev their lodge room. EVENING PAPERS! lie, so oi course he has not bad a cent C. H. Hartman, of Augusta. The indications CtJlTSINGHAM, M.

W. since. Exchange. D. D.

Doty, Rec. The Weekly Do not go to bed hungry; an empty A I th.j. hall th. il rat twl Gr third Saturday nights of each month. stomach is not conducive to a good THE CHEAPEST AND EE3T are favorable to a big revival.

News. It is rumored that two bombs were found in the Traveler editorial rooms yesterday They consisted of a wire bustle and ladies' vest. It is not known whether they were intended for Howard, Eckert or Campbell, Democrat, 2d, Business is looming all over town in every tfOHN a. juuhuah, r. Vy.

Wm H. Gilliard, Adjt. night's sleep. Tbe baby crie3 until its little stomach is satisfied then goes to FAMILY PAPER A TLANTA BUILDISG AND LOANASSO- sleep. The horse will paw aud chafe in his stall all nigh if not fed, and tbe Ti.

CIATION, meeu Hie first Saturday night pig makes night nideous with his rieacumonin. db. upuxisgham, rre. E. J.

Dott, Secretary. Wm. H. Gilliabsd, Solicitor. department oi traue, ana no complaints are READ MRS.

HUDSON'S STORY. squeal. Give each a nice supper and menus in in is city. Chas. Messenger traded last Saturday for P.

C. McDaniel's large stock of groceries at Winfield and moved to that city yesterday. M. S. Teters purchased the Bon Ton restaurant at Winfield last week and they sleep.

This should be a hint to MISCELLANEOUS. at least a man. fExchange. Atlanta Cricket Never fails to fsupply All He Latest Nets. Its subscription is but 1.50 A YEAR.

4. WRITTEN EXPEESSLT FOR The Weekly Capital. A special train composed of a baggage car and two passenger coaches carrying the famous Gilmore band, took possession Friday. He will move i W. W.

MAYOIKNES, M. PHYSICIAN ufl WEON, his family to that city soon. This Wkbklt Capital, published at Topeka, passed through this city last Saturday Kansas, is an 56 column, first-cl-ie A social dance will be given at Cun- en route for Winfield, where they gave Family Newspaper. If gives the latt-st Tele-crrai'hfc and fctnte news, fit-ports of all important heard except from those who never advertise. The liberal advertisers in every community are the ones who do the bulk of business.

Courier. The Democrat has its roosters out to oats, and will be in training lor the next ten days, to appear next waek with head and tail up. Watch for them you'll 6ee them in all their splendor. Democrat. They have Eaton too much, "Mac;" they will have to puke er up.

The creamery now averages 1700 lbs of milk daily, which makes 75 lbs of butter per day. This is a small quantity, compared with the facilities of the plant, but we are informed that at this amount the company is keeping up all expenses and pay for everything as they go. This ia good. Free Press. CLIPP3ED PROM THE LATHAM SIGNAL.

ningbam's hall to-morrow evening Office at Atlanta Drug Store meetings, political, religious, and scientific con JKS Will with any paper or magazine in the S. at a great reduction." KANSAS. ATLANTA, ventions at the Capital the Suite, livery citizen of Kansas should taKe a paper giving the A large crowd is expected and a pleasant time assured. Good music by the Wakefield one of the grandest concerts ever given in that city. Gilmore has indeed a fine musical combination and his music delighted ail who were fortunate to hear him.

proceedings of the and news lrcni the Cmdtal. All persons 6iioscriDing ai nce win nave ine W. C. Dicus went to Mound Valley benefit of Mrs. J.

K. Hodsos's story, "Estl-er, the Gentile," whif.h will be continued each week for eleven weets. commencing Nov. lih. Com Nick Walker, one of the best engineers on the Frisco received his old D.

CUNNINGHAM, M. PMCM nfl' WEON, Office east side Main street, ATTlNTA, KANSAS. last Saturday night to visit his wife and other relatives at that place. Mrs. D.

accompanied him on his return to petent judges, who have read this story in sn- engine, the 50, last Tuesday after she ucsript. -pronounce it one of great interest and strength, carrying with it a powerful argu INFIMM 10 01 PATHOES. FRISCO'-llNE. ment against the Mormon iniqnity. Mrs Bud- this city Monday evening.

Tbe past two seasons have demon sox. wiio has contributed may skerches and naa been in tbe shops during a good portion of the summer undergoing general repairs and overhauling. She is now one of the daisiest light passen short stories to the Kansas in years DBst. and to The Capital, is not aa entire strated to our farmers that raising apples at a moderate price is better than raising cheap corn, and thousands of stranger to Kansas readers. Thk Weekly Capital, the price or wnicn is G.

W. DAVIS Practical and Experienced LACK SMITH $1 per year, and Thk Sigxal will be sent to any trees will be set out this fall. address one year for $1 75. The cash must, ia all cavas, accomjpany the order. A Newton man hung two pairs of For first class work five them a call.

Shop on west side of south Main street, ger engines ou the road. Tuesday'was a lively day in this city; everybody seemed to be on the move. The election went off smoothly, as the rivalry was all good natured. In this township the whole Republican ticket was elected without exception everybody voted er straight. Jerry Gregory received a telegram TheFri8co line is soon to be built west from Anthony.

Trinidad coal will be In the market at reasonable price by next fall. Anthony Journal. A private message from Tom E. Thompson, of the Howard Courant, announces the advent of a fine boy at his home Tuesday. We heartily congratulate him and his estimable and accomplished lady upon their good fortune.

If you've got anything you don't want or can't sell, or something.you can't eat and your hogs won't eat why in thunder don't you bring it to this office and apply it an your subscription. If you don't read and have no use for the paper, take the stuff to the preacher he comes next. pants on a line and in less than ten minutes they were stolen. Some woman suffragists must have been out KANSAS. ATLANTA.

CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS. Best Coush Syrup. Tastes good, use lea of breath and wanted to pant. in time. Sold by drnggi; It.

A. KINLEY. Dealer in Jeffrey Martin, formerly pastor of the Latham circuit of tbe M. E. church, has quit the ministry and re DRUGS 'MEDICINES, ATLANTA, KANSAS.

moved to Marion, tnis State, and en Handsome rw equipment surprising everrthiDfr now run west of the Mississippi river. A full line of elegant new Pullman DrawiDg Room and Buffet Sleepers have juat been pat Into service by this popular route to run daily be- tween St. Louis and Galveston, Texas, via. Fort Smith, Paris aud Dallas without change. A full complement rf elegant new Reclining Chair Car of tb most improved pattern aud finish with tbe celebrated Scarritt Chairs upholstered in leather.

These cars are medals of protection and will be daily belweea St. Louis and Halstead, Kansas, vi. Springfield, Carthage and Wichita, and between St. Louis and Bluff, Kansas, via. Carthage, Joplin, Cherryvale, Winfield, Arkansas City and Caldwell.

All passengers traveling between St. Louis and Arkansas and Texas and between St. Louis and Kansas points should patronize this great through car route through the grand Southwest. We will always lead all competitors in everything popular with the traveling public. For any particular information call on or address nearest Agent Frisca Line or the undersigned.

D. WISHART. Gen'l Pass. St. Louis.

Missouri I believe Piso's Cure for Consumption saved my life. A. H. Editor Enquirer, Eden-ton, N. April 23, 1887.

Tuesday evening informing him of the death his brother-in-law, W. C. Lett, at Kansas City. The remains were brought here yesterday and interred in the Polo cemetery, about three miles west of town. gages in the practice of medicine.

The Cricket now ha3 a telegraph He also has a stoat 01 FUR I TUBE. Call and See Him. connection with tbe Frisco depot, and any one wanting to about trains or send telegrams may call at this office, thus, saving a long walk to the depot. S. B.

Fletcher, one of our gentle A few days ago D. L. Sherar brought to this office a few twigs from an apple tree in his orchard which was ladened with buds and blossoms in all stages and one apple which measured three-quarters of an inch in diameter. To us at least this was a great curiosity for this time of year. O.

J. Sehnecit and family are spending two or three weeks at Arkansas City, preparatory to going to Philadelphia to spend the winter. They will be greatly missed by the many favorable acquaintances t'orme'd during the short sojourn on their farm near this city. Mr. 3.

spent last Tuesday and Wednesday in this city on business. A Capital of date of October 19, 1S88, reached this office yesterday. The wrapper manly freight conductors on the Fris co, is expecting bis wife and two sons IHSML! THIEVES 1 if, from UeSoto, last of this week. Xbp Arkansas City Trayeler For Latest News. A Kingman county farmer experimented a few days ago, at making syrup from watermelons.

The sample he exhibited was announced equal to sorghum if such is the case a few thousand of our wasted melons can be utilized. Brown, one of Augusta's brightest young men, aud an old friend of the writer, was in town last Friday and made us a pleasant call. He was over in this vicinity looking after the interests of Brown bank. Mr. Harrison, Mr.

Cleveland, or Mrs. B. Lock wood for President, aud J. B. Harden for bargains.

Exchanges "Fletch" expects to move his family to Anthony soon. The best Cough Medicine is Piso's Cuke for Coksumftion. Children take it without objection. By all druggists. 25c.

The man who refuses to subscribe 1-. for his home paper, aud yet borrows it from bis neighbor as soon as it Is printed, into tbe contribution box at church, YOU KAY SUr.fi CUT T3-EIEK7. YCU EIJIY BE EOEBED TC-EGRRCW. BOY A VICTOR SF AT dHQl. i'll nrrivnted Sre-proof hars'ur-proof combination locts.

LOOK OIT FOll SIIAKHpi AM INFRINGEMENTS. Buy no safes that bear no dj(cii (Utrs. 1 I ir-tuv ia jm tttrJ Mt. SO, tSHS, Jne IfiHf. Off.

11, 1fiti. Farmer's Sale. 1Sx12x 13, $24: household Healer and Oftico. Safe, J40; Postal Service and Business Safe. 32x22x22.

-W. Sold on 1.3.4.5.6.7.8, and months time. Apats No cfearge tor territory. petition. We monopolize a flelrt nn3upplied by other cotrpanles.

JCsch agency worth from to per year. Stud once for catalogues 5 and fall information. Mention tiiis paner. THE VICTOR SAFE LOCK CINCINNATI. O.

sigh because the hole wasn't bigger, 1st WHtHfc ALL LLSt rA LA. rT TT f. I Fnll Associated Press Reports every morning. Special news of interest by wire from all points In tbe southwest. Address ARK.

CITY TRAVELER, Arkansas City, Kansas. uess vjoutm csyrup. imstes pjuu. use and then go home and do without sugar in bis coffee for a week in order to i Tt mi i nvnmjris'H. bore the postmark of Maherville, Kansas, and 1 Olmitz, Kansas, and was marked "miseent" in several-places.

The address, "Signal, La-j tham. Kansas," was printed on the wrapper in plain type, and yet the paper waa fifteen days get even. Exchange. please copy. i.