The Augusta Press from Augusta, Kansas • 3

1 CHURCH DIRECTORY. A Jiybio vol 1ms been matignrated John Tutor si. nt iht Foil ot. It.irrt-.nt. I 'rw up from Mulvune, Tuesday lo spend the Fourth with borne folks.

ma AUGUSTA PRESS. QNEDOLLAf? AYEAR. Published Every Friday. fit ViWiejo, for the men stationed I avA to ilnro island navy iThe Old Reliable .7. 41.

Work-v rnsllin2 for the Sinclair Marble Works of El Dorado. II uinpirod yard. A naval union haa Lct formed, and pleasant aud attractive headquarters beou established and a rcailing room opened. The custtxlian is a floating Endeavorer, who has been a member of Rev. Theodore F.

Bnrnhnm's the game of ball at Potwin th Fourth. I'leachin each S.tl.lml ft nt 11 a. in, and 7:30 m. 5iiPhiy liool at 10 H'. A.

liilhy JOpworlli IjfUfii tyery Tm-kla-r evening at 7:30, J. V. iaul Pres. Hernial- lYiyt-r met-liny: -v-ry Tlturaduy evening at 7:30. TI public cordially Invited and made wel-ciiine to all these service." Cor.

School St. and 6th Ave. L. P. l'ator.

iro LOCAL HEW cery. Col. Robt. McClure wa down from To- wanda lie says the republicans of Towanda are arranging for a monster republican rally th day of tha commissioners Finest rain of tbe season last iiiht. J.

13, Clifford, of Leou, was in town Monday. Prof. VST. J. Spcer Is batik, from Louisi- Popular Low Price Grocery.

2E There are three points in our business i convention. OlvjrCi3. The programme for iiif national ii rig-liou ciMigrtss, which nu eu in Aibutpier'i-ic in Sepicuiber, indicates an aide strii's of pap rs and adilicssos. The. ai-ciii's; of wnicnmu to the delegates will be read by Gov.

Thornton who will be lollow-ed by J. Ftm-sv, of Kausas. Among the other speakers will be Hon. Clark E. Barr, of Illinois, to Denmatk; ex-Goveruor L.

A. Sheldon, of Los Angeles: John E. Frost, land commissioner of the Santa Fe road; E. R. Moses, of Kansas; Thos.

Kuigt't of Missouri; Prince; Judge E. T. Kinney of Utah, and Col. R. J.

Ilintou. Capt. W. A. Glassford, U.

will present a paper on "The Climatology of tlie Arid Region." The topics to bo discussed are all of practical interest to thexeopIe of the mountain region where irrigation Is necessary for the successful raising of crops. Following the congress vvill be two excursions, one thro the Rio Grande and Pecos valjeys and one to PlKjenix and the Sa't River valiey. These excursions have bean previously noticed at length in these columns. The dance at the opera houso the niht of the Fourth was enjoyed by a nica crowd of young people. The' Winters and Melick Y.

Ij. Patterson was ap from Latham the Fourth. sz that gives us our monster trade An unlimited variety of the very best goods, 5s the lowest prices and every article, sold guaranteed to be satisfactory, 3 orchestra of Benton, assisted by Trof. Clark, furuibed the music. Clarence Miller of El Dorado was in town CHRISTIAN UllUIiCII.

All arc in.tT-lcoiii' lo the services. i.om'3 vyi Jilhlo school, JO a. ml Preaching and Oitn in union, 11 a. in. Senior Y.

I. 8. JO. 7 p. in.

-Junior 3 p. in. 8 p. til. Prayer iwetiiii-, Wednesday p.

m. Ladle Aid, Tburxdtv 2 p. in. Friday, Choir practlco. 8 p.

m. 11. U. Presbyterian church and society for over a year. He has relinquished a goo3 position in the navy to work for Christ among his former shipmates, and his efforts are being greatly blessed.

A floating society of Christian Eni deavor has been formed on board of a tngboat running between Boston and Hoboken. The society meets each evening in the after cabin for Bible reading and prayer. When the tag is at her dock or in harbor with her string of barges through stress of weather, the members faithfully attend chureh or bethel services. A year ago only one Christian was on board the one now president but' now thero are five in a crew of 12. Having already as a society given $5 for mission work, they are in a fair way to be placed on the roll of honor at Cleveland in July.

last night, We had the pleasure of meeting C. W. Mr. John Sloyle and Gus Dounel have gone to Cook of El Dorado township Monday. Oklahoma.

I Cook is a very pleasant srentlantan and an 2 Influential republican and is an ardent sup net oir titices nti Flnhr Snd-rt Grandma Arnold living northwest of town porter of Sid Blakeman for sheriff. is quite III. Augusta City Oiiootovy Mesdanies N.J. Brewer, G. Gallagher and Fruit Jars before baying.

Our band went to Douglass the morning TIMl and O. J. Adams and Messrs. of the Fourth. All of New Mexico is taking an active in Skaer.

J. Bnrton and O. J. Adams went to Douglass A larke number of Auguslailca celebrated S. J.

Sa fiord. Tuesday, eve, to vvitiifiss the public instal G. Hinduism, In Douglass. latlon of the officers of the Rebecca lodje at We are closins: out our Califor Councilruen co. Harvey.

that place. for French Go to Bausinger Fuller's Ed. Weidline. JI.B. Walker.

Queen bread. A Demorest Silver Medal contest will I ilia fruits at low prices. terest in the congress, Albuquerque especially so. and lheitizens of the Tewilory wiii extend ahospitable greeting to the delegates and unite in making their sojourn a pleasant one to an extent never before surpassed in the history of the congress. It need hardly be added that Colorado should be reprtseutad by ft strong delegation.

Denver, Daily News. Foi full particulars as to'rales consult local agent of Santa Fe Route. Ed Freeman ia foreman of the of- W. A. Shannon.

held at Gordon, Tuesday evening, July Oth S. G. Ilindman. 1 1S0.I. A silver medal In satin linetl case Police Judge-Treasurer City Clerk fice at present.

The county commissioners met at El Do A. White. will be presented to the successful contest Service For Jw Members. Shall we or shall we not have some service of recognition and reception when new members are taken into tha society? That question is often asked, and in consequence I take this means of making an answer, appreciating the fact that my answer is not to be considered authoritative. Let used by the society at the tiine when the new member is received leave an impression noon the rado yesterday.

ant. Good music will be furnished. Ad niis-sisn, ten cents. POUNTY DIRECTOFIY. Hga' Freshest fruits on the market at Bausin- ger Fuller's.

F.C, Ruland met his son, Tin at Peabo- uv on his return noma irom juernerson Camp Meeting. A. Rudy went to St. Joseph Tuesday to State Senator, A. W.

DENXISON. J. M. SATTKIiTII WAITE. SAMUEL CLIFFORD.

Visit hU daughter. where be had been visttinir, and both re turned to Ausrnsta today. Little Miss Iva Fne Grocer. County Clerk, J. T.

EVANS. loo will leave for Colorado with her aunt Cream bread is out -of sitdit. Try it. At S. G.

POTTLE. Bausinger Fuller's, Mrs. Dr. Buck of Peabody, in a short Krglstcr of Deeds, S. II.

BRANDON. time, iUaiiUiUiaiiUiimiUiiuiuuuiiiiiuiuiUiiUiiiuiiuaiUiiu Jay Bijjjjer rode down lo Bradford's Mill Rev. Anna Smith the great evangelist will conduct a campmeetidg in Herman Lettz-she's grove, seven inLcs south-east of here, commencing Aug 12. This evangelist carries her own tabernacle and its seating capacity is large. Please come out aud hear this wonderful preacher and teacher of full sal-vation.

By order or committee. Deputy, CO. ItlQUY Clerk of the Court, 12. A. MAKEPEACE on his wheel, Monday.

new member that the step that be is taking in joining the society and the reception that is being given to him on the part of the society is in no way as important as that on joining the church, then I can see good, and only good, in a form of service that Will give some appropriate recognition and welcome to the new member. John Willis Baer. Bent ainrdook wants to know ir a woman can be ensasred six or seven times and still Probate W. E. KILGORE Fouxd.

A K. of P. pin. Owner pay for marry for love. This is a sure sign that County Attorney, T.

A. KRAMER this notice and get pin. Bent Is a candidate for Senator." Jut before J. W. MI DDL ETON, Miss Viola Robbing left Saturday to visit Under Sheriff BIRD MIDDLETON pitching his caster into the political arena The man who paints his house always wants the kind that will last the longest and hold its color.

Iieg-jrs Blood Purifier and "Blood Mak rinds at Sedgwick City he invariably begins to talk about love and Deputy A. U. VANDEVER. er sor ail diseases ot the blood, A posi Sunt. Pub.

Ins. W. II. EIILERS the women. live guarantee with every bottle.

Call W. E. Bro.vn was In Kansas City the first for and be. sure you get BeggV nnd take of the week on business. Surveyor, II.

AUSTIN, Coroner L. GUNN. The little seven-month old daiichtor.of no other. Sold bv Chance Bigger. Mr.

and Mrs. Wi'lard Paxton die 1 Sunday Ben Covert of Blooming ton will go to Re Ch'inu. Ch morninir at 2 o'clock. The interment took no county in a few County Comm. W.

H.OIILSON. i. W. II. OlILSON J.

W. ELLIS, I LA FE STONE. Two Cents a Week. As an illustration of what maybe accomplished by peiftiles, it is stated that eix societies of Christian Endeavor, the members of which gave 2 cents a week each last year, reached 15,000 persons in southern China with the gospel, of wboru 2,000 received medical aid. What an incentive to fidelity in this place Sunday afternoon in the upner ce.me- Going to California, Stop Off at Abcut forty people attended the celebra Mikf terv.

Ulr.anit Mrs. l'axton nosire to ex tion In EI Dorado yesterday. Las Vegas Hot Springs and Grand Canon tend thands to their many friends for kindness shown them. Mis8Mary Wilson of Wichita is yUItlng of the Colorado River. SEflET SOCIETIES.

A A leets; lst an herfrietd, Mrs. C. A. Viets. The first named is the most delightful re a in, xuestlay evenms-s sort in the Rocky Mountains of Mexi and Mrs.

S. P. Creel transacted ot each month, vistlinfr brothers invited, co, with mineral waters, hot baths, invigo business in El Dorado to-day. keep that kind in all colors at the lowest prices; a large variety of the latest rating climate and yaried scenery. After 3Ir.

and Mrs. O. J. Adams spent the 4th June 20 the splendid Montezuma Hotel, re N. A.Yeaceu, V.

A.SJhannox, W.M. Secy. A I'tNo. 103. Meets The Delmonico restaurant ot KI Dorado served 115 gallons of ice cream the Fourth and fed hungry people by the hundreds besides.

There Is no more successful restaurant man in Kansas than M. G. Wells. Re has made the Delmonico the nicest, cleanest restaurant In the county. There will be a basket meeting of theBwt- with friends in Arkansas Citv.

fitted and under new management will luxuriously care for you. Miss Fanny While spent Sunday with vJ. n. IV. 2nd Monday eveninsr and The Grand Canon is reached by a half Miss Ollie Blakemau, in Leon.

Irb Saturday alternoon of each inontli. day's stage ride from railroad station at Mr. and "Mrs. Keel went to Cherrrvaln. Flagstaff.

Arizona. The trip is comfortably A'isitin comrudd invited. S. K. Baldwiv, G.

F. Gallagher. Adjt. Coin. Saturday, to visit their daughter.

ler county Ilorticultiiral Soeiety at Peffley's Grove, north of El Dorado, on Saturday, Fellowship. One eole baptismal sign. One Lord, below, above, Ono faith, one hope.divine. One only watchword love. From different temples though it rise, Ono song ascendeth to the skies.

Our sacrifice is one; One priest before the throne The slain, the risen Son, Redeemer, Lord alone! 1 And sighs from contrite hearts that spring, Our chief, our choicest offering. Oh, may that holy prayer. His tenderest and Iiis last, His constant, latest care Ere to His throne He passed. No longer unfulfilled remain, The vvorld 'a offense; His people's stain! Head of Thy church bcncatM made at moderate cost. Everything you which they are selling dirt cheap.

See them. have seen dwarfs in comparison with this Roy Sisco rode up to Newton, Wednesday Jul 13th. A good program is provided iy No. 21. Meets st and 3rd fitan of chasms.

Niagara would beswai- on his bicycle and spent the Fourth. av. kj Sntitrday afternoons of lowed up in it and Pikes Peak appear iu- oil are invited to attend. R. J.

Ratts, I. II. Snyikr, President. Secretary. A.

J. Burns and family were visiting in iguiScant if placed iu the Cauoa's dark each month. Visititn? sisters Invited. Km ma Davis, Jknnie Miskr, Secy. Pres.

Prospect township the first of the week. BAusiNGer FuLLer. lepths. Roy ikcman and Hal Chenowcth of Le Fred Benson of Chelsea was in town. Tuesday, meeting our people, lie is a nice For illustrated books descriptive of place, inquire of nearest agent S.iiita Fe on, witnessed' the game of ball, Monday.

and 3rl Monday evening ot loute. or address G. I iNieholrson, 1 A Tiuvelin Bros. made wel- e.H-h iisontlt. Mr.

James A. Butts of Kingfisher, Oklai, man and a good republican atul is akinr the republican nomination for county dark Mr Benson Is a native of New York, bu uaduock Ituiidiug, Chicago. rocenes, is visiting relatives in this couuty this week J. B. (HIIIO.

S. I'llISMAX, 1st Ada.ms, Cant. The City Bakery "Clippers" beat the ROBBED Of a nice head of imirjiul has lived in a good many years and has a great deal of in Kansas 'soil and sunshine. whirhviuJ ulna Tuesday au a score of 20 to The catholic, tlie true. On nil her members b.ithe.

Iler broken frame renew! Then shall Thy perfect will be done, V. Uca Christians love and live as one. --z tioldcn" Rule. SMcIc to Christian Endeavor. Two or three years ago va local Ciirl- urougli negligence.

-When your hair rv No 81. Meets every Satur ojifctiopery, one. icsous to fa out. don neu leet It, but day evening, visitinjf nieui- Jr ln ited. A number of Augusta people will start to Willie, the little son ef Jacob Lawman, of ge a 'bottle ot Beggs Uair Renewer which -will sttip -its laliing out, and it gray, ilkrestare.

its natural color. For sale try Chance Bigger. Siloum Springs, oil the excursion to akery apd Lupch couptej. K. IIaolky, N.G.

C. E. UlGGrXS, Sec'y. night. t3an Endeavor buira existed in Davenport, Iaj, and was doing good' work.

rTbe acreage of corn in Kansas this year Is Pressure was brought upon it, how which is the largest in the history of the State. ever, by a. young people's sociefy wnich We want your trade and propose to sell so cheap that you will want to buy of us. JlOlSCT, a nice young man from FOR Salb. The Daily farm inl'-loomiag-toii township of 155 acres, on which the E.

chinch, South, is located, with house and out buildings. $1,000 cash, or payments Address F. C. Ruland, Augusta, Kansas, or Dr. Gehring, 023 F.

street, N. Wash-ngton, D. C. was not a Christian Endeavof society, and it was persuaded to change its name to the Toting People's Christian union an3 to admit to membership all sorts of IT OFP D1UNYS1CS LODGE, NO. L.

111, lneets every Thursday night. II. K. Lt chtel, C. S.

Harrington, K. of R. and S. Oq t-7 Meets first aud third Friday of O. each month.

C. tetinsou, U. P. J. A.

Duncan, Sec'y. TKJ Meets first and third Jtx xL, nesday of each mouth. W. llawes. Clerk.

Dr. J. F. Richardson, V. C.

bloomington made the Press a pleasan' call, Saturday. young people's societies. Thec -owd at Potwin saw the balloon English, Gream, Graham, Rye and the celebrated French Queen BREAD, constantly on hand. Straightway all Christian Endeavor which went up at El Dorado on the evening enthusiasm was lost, as baa been' found to bo the caee in every instance where of the Fourth. TIME TABLE.

A. T. F. Ft. Plum Grove' township, hooked by cow Saturday, the horn entering one of his eves.

Dr. Armstrong, assisted by Dr. -Mcintosh of Burns.Vcmoved the. eye when it was discovered that the horn had pene'rat-ed into the bruin. He died yesterday from his injuries.

Monday's Republican. The new baud stand has been completed, and is a splendid ornament to the city park It is unquestionably the finest in 4his part of Kansas. There is as much difference between it and the band and speaker's stand in the city park at El Dorado, as there is DJtween a hen house and a mansion. The band is preparing to give a sacred concert some Sunday afternoon in trie near future. "We clip the following from the Gordon correspondence in the Douglass Tribuue, which shows that Fish Warden Ames Rob-bins has his eyes open: Fish Warden Bobbins, of Augusta, foti a net set in the river north of town one day last week, and stranjre to say he find no owner.

Of eonwa the new lih law ha nothing to do with the owner not wishing to claim it. tlTis plan has been trietl, and the new How in the world can you expect to be cured of the Piles unless you get a box of reg-r's German Salve? Sample boxes tree. Equally good lor Scalds, Burns, Old Sores, Etc. told and warranted by Chance Bigger. organiza-tioH was a practical, failure.

Harvey Hill drove over southeast Butler the first of the week and reports crops to be nourishing in that section. Going South. On the 7th day of last November the FLOURS Headquarter For Xso. 4X3 I'assenger 4:41 p. ni mistake was rectified.

A union was fornred strictly along Christian Endeav ioii Acc. Freight 12: 30 Going North, Wm, Davis and wife came over from New Murdock the first of the week to spend the! goods at tlie lowest Xo. 414 Passenger 7:53 a. or lines and is now advancing with great harmony' and enthusiasm. This qnion is planning teveraKforward steps in the 4.

is Ace. Freight 1:40 p. in WEBSTMR'S njro of evangelistic and temperance work. Iowa Endeavorer. INTERNATIONAL No's.

4.j3 and 433 daily. No's. 425 and 421 daily except Sunday. Geo. N.

Harvey, Agcut. si urana aucator. Tne SablMttli gcbool. The opening exercises of the Sabbath schol betong to the service of the hour and should not be omitted or unreasonably abridged. Time enough should be taken to render them a real and suitable Fourth and visit relatives.

The Christian societies of the city will meet at the Free Will Baptist church next Sunday afternoon at 3 p. in. Rev. Hestwood returned fromTepeka, where he had been in attendance of the law aud order convention, last. Tening.

John Grounds, of Carthage, an old citizen and at one time maj or of this city, is yisiting the family of W. T. Givens. John Crowley and Miss Flora Tague were married last Thursday morning. Elder VauDervoort performed the ceremouy.

S. B. Loom in was In from Walnut town C. W. HA WES, Manufacturer of and dealer in all lines of Harness and Saddlery.

Bert Kenoyer, Fred Stebbin, George Martin, Allen Beasiey, Bert Clifford and Successor of the "Unabridged." Everybody should own this Dictionary. It answers aU questions concerikuas the history, spelling, pronunciation, and "SANTA FE ROUTE" Time Tablk, Sr. Louis San Francisco Ry. Augusta, Kansas. EAST BOUNI.

Jim Brissey, representing the Leon kH nin played the Augusta on Ausrnsta ground, Monday afternoon. Roy Packham; Mail act! express No. 4..... 11:23 A. Local freight Jo.

SS 10:23 A. Frankie Powell, Willie Bradfiekl, Ha.tr Reeder, Archie "Conrad, Bert Laughlin, St. Louis express No. 2.... 10:51 P.

meaning ef words. Alfibroryin Itself, It also gives the often desired information Charley Givens and Charley Holmes were WEST BOUND. the Augusta players. The score stoo 29 Mall and express No. 3..........

P. Intake lite best band-made harness from Use best stock to be procured. I will also furnish you machinr-niade harness that are guaranteed to be superior to snide hand-made harness and at lees cost. I will ive you and bettex value lor a dollar than you can get elsewhere. I keep Curry Combs, Brushes.

Trace Chains, Buggy Cushions, Harness Oil, Tads Etc. XgfKepaiiino done neatly and Promptly. Buggies at Cost. Come and see me ship Saturday. He says the people of his township are for Dr.

Richardson for 25 favor of Augusta, but the Leon bovs lAcal freight ISo. 33 2: IS P. Kansas Mail No 1 4:10 A. went home rejoicing, neverthelie-. preparation for the work that is to fol-! low.

But these exercises not infrequent-i ly occupy" an altogether disproportion-, ate share of -the allotted time, and they i are so conducted as tolse not altogether in barmony with the principal object of the Sabbath school. The chief end of Sabbath school instruction is the study of thp-Bible lesson. Every exercise con-; nected with it should not only be in harmony with this idea, but it should I conduce to the interest and profit of thi3 work. The end for which the school is assembled should be kept steadily in view. This will give not only due brev-! ity, but appropriateness as well to the concerning eminent persons faeta concerning the countries, cities, towns, and natural features of the globe particulars concerning noted fictitious persons and places translation of foreiem oaotations.

it is in All trains are run daily. CONNECTIONS: valuable in. the home, office, study, and Miss Emily Hoffman came down from Kansas City, Tuesday, and spent the 4th with home folks. She returned this Zto. 1 connects at Wichita, Ka.

with A T. S. F. for points in Cherokee Strip and Oklahoma. Connects at Burrton, Kas.

for otnts in Kan. Has feelining chair ear. (seats ireejanu l'uiiman l'aiacc feieeper to Burr ton and Wichita, Kas. Lisle Gardner arrived from Topeka Jast week and w'll spend the summer with his As the time for the Republican county convention draws near, politics naturally are warming up and the candidates are abroad In the latH. Although there are several candidates for some of the oflicis we have only heard of one for register deeds and that is the piesent incumbeut, S.

II. Brandon. Mr- Brandon has faithfully discharged the duties of his ofiioer and is eiich a yote-getetr that no one has so far made up his mind to try to take Mr. Brandon's scalp. Republican.

Bvuooiruoin. The One Grqat Standard Authority. Hoh. 3. Brewer, Justice of U.

S. Supreme Court, writes The IntetnaUonal Dmtionary Is tlie perfection of dictionaries. I commend it to aU as Uie one great standard authority." Recommended by Every State Superintendent' of Schools JS'ow its Office. S3FA saving of three cents per day for a year will provide more than enough money to purchase a copy Of the International. Can you afford to be without it? i No.

2 connects at Monett for points In Indian Territory via Neosho, also for points in grand-parents Mr. rnd Mrs. G. Galla tt Arkansas and Texas. Connects at Monett with vcstiouled train for St.

Louis. Has gher. Prof. II. V.

Butcher returned to his home Reclining Chair Car (eas free)and Pullman in Fredonia yesterday morning. He has THE NTER OCEAN t-ajace Meeper to St. L.ouis. i at St Louis Grand Union Station with all lines to Cliristtan Endeavor Notes. A practical West Virginia society is reported by the state organ to havo or a host of frieuds here who regret to see him leave.

tne North and South-east, Has reclining chair cars seats free) and Pullman Drawing room sleeper to St. Louis. -IS THE- A large crowd was attendance of the G. C. Merriam Co.

Publishers, Springfield, Mass It jscoe Kyser and Frank Davis of El Do rso. connects at Burrton, Kas. with A. "WTBSTEIfS rado assisted in the entertainment at the Most Popular Republican Newspaper of the West Aria Has the Largest Circulation. not bny cheap photo I (Traphic reprints of ancieBt INTERKi5TI0NAL celebration at Potwin.

The i laae of assi bllug was Joseph's grove on Diamond creek a short distance from tovu. People were present from ail portions of northwest l.A: S. b. for points In Colorado, Utah, Mew and Old Mexico, Arizona and California, Wyoming and Nevada. Has Reclining Chair Cars (scats free) to Burrton, Kan- entertainment at the M.

church, Wednesday night. 6Send for free pamphlet coRtaintDgspecimen pages. a. uiuBuauous, etc. All communications heat to this j'uiiman Drawing Room Sleeper to Burrton ULt er.

lhe editor of the Press made the speech of the occaslou, Mr. and Mrs. E. X. Smith, who were expected, being- unable to must be signed by the writers or Kansas.

I hroturL Pullman Sleeners Burr iney can TERMS BY MAIL DAILY (without Sunday) per year DAILY (with per year The Weekly Inter Ocean $1.00 FEB YEAR ton. Kas. to Pueblo, Denver, Ogden, El Paso not be published. Merely a fictitious uame will not fcuffiee. ganized a fioar commtteo recently.

In these bard times flour committees are even rnore necessary than flower committees. The Alameda County union of California, which is to entertain the En-deavorers in 1S93, now has a total of 60 young people's and 29 junior societies, with a membership of 2,600 and 1,000 respectively. The Endeavorers of the Fall River Christian church certainly de nerve a place on the Cleveland roll of honor. Tbey have raised for missions duping the past year $100. Three of the members of the First Congregational society of Spokane, are superintendents of as many jjos Angeies, an Diego ana san Francis 4co.

i atieua. in uie arternoon the hail game between Potwin and Kelly teams, furnished ro. 4 connects at Monett with Vestlbuled GOOD ADVICK. The ice cream social, was to have been amusement to the greater part of the crowe irainior punts in Arkansas, and Texas. given at school house No.

43, last Friday A NEWSPAPER THE INTER OCEAN keens abreast of tha fifties In all At tne euu oi tne nintn inning the score Reclining Chair Car (seats free)and Pullman Buffet-Drawing Room SleperMonett to A respect. It spares neither pains nor expense in securing ALL. THU night, was postponed on account of the in etood7to6 In favor of. -the Kelly team. NEWS AND THE BEST OP CURRENT LITERATURE.

laiveston.Tex.vIal'arisand Dallas. Rodin clemency of the weather. It will giyen rue nreworKs ana rnui helu a large part ing Chair Cars (seats free)and Pullman Thursday evening, July lltb. of the crowd in town at night. Sir.

J. M. Worley Is in no way connected with this paper and has not been for over The musical program -rendered at the church Wednesday evening was a fine one, two weeks. This announcement is for those jnissionury Sunday schools in the outskirts of the city. eeking enlightenment on llm subject.

Win. Dunn of Little Walnut wa in to see and well appreciatea by the large audience in attendance. The program consisted of vocal solos by Mr 5- C. Marshall, Ua Morris aud others. Messrs Kvser and us Monday, He says the corn Is fine in his Vicinity, and that all bis neighbors are en -thuisiastic for Sid Blakemau for sheriff.

Davis of EI Dorado, and Dude John und Drawing room sleeper to St. Louie. Connects at St. Louis Grand Union Station with all lines for the East, North audSouth-iat. Through tickets on sale to all points.

For further information call upon or address. G. F. Richardson, Agt. WINFIKLD CHAUTAUQUA ASSEMBLY The Santa Fe will sell tickets at one fare for the round trip to Winfield, June 17 to 28 inclusive, good for return passage up to and including June Thy have the finest grounds in this part of Kansas and the program this year will be finer than the park.

You will find no better place to spend your summer vacation. Geo. Harvey, Agent. FOUND AT LAST A sura cure for The Weekly Inter Ocean AS A FAMILY PAPER IS NOT EXCELLED BY ANY 1 1 It ha something- of interest to each member ef the family. 11 tZZj ITS YOUTH'S DEPARTMENT is the very best of its kind.

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Rruce's little son had his leg broken Saturday by a horse falling on it. Dr. iiilJ was called, and jis-siMed by his sou" Harvey, A second Mothers' Society of Christian Endeavor lias been formed in the shbio city that contains the first Topeka this time in the First Congregational church. These societies" are reported to be, as indeed they can hardly help beiug, 3 great help to the junior jork. To advertise the recent rally of the Dost on union the ei iter prising press committee of that anion space fa five issues of 187 papers of that city and vicinity.

the limb aiul lbr loy is doing nicely. Harvey Hill of.this city rendered some excellent mandolin and guitar music. At the close of the entertainment Mr irshall organized a' musical conye.ntion which will meet next Monday night when moie definite arrangements will be made. Mr, M.ir-shaU guarantees this to be entirely different from the old fashiotued singing frchool. and we woxild advise anyone who desires to improve their sinking propensities lo join this convention.

The readers of the Press will please exr cuse the tardy issue this week. The neces- ary absf nee of the editor and foreman on the regular press day is the cause of the Diarrhea and Summer Complaint. It is Diarrhea Balaam. Druggists do not KEEP ir. They SELL it.

For Pale by fjbar.ee A Birjer the popular druggists. delay..