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I. ROSEDALE, WYANDOTTE COUNTY, KANSAS, JULY 28, 1888. KANSAS STATE NEWS. TOUR INTERESTS. ATTENTION I part of his head, mashing in the skull and bruising' him up terribly.

He is MERCHANT TAILORS At the top of the second column, still alive, but not conscious. Dr. first page, will be found an advertise Furniture, Stoves and on Charles Bcbnsiot, colored, who escaped from the penitentiary- at Leavenworth last May, was recently captured at Kansas City. ment which our readers would do well Chase attended him and pronounced it a very bad case, but says there is hope weekly or monthly payments, at prices to study. Ha was well provided with stolen goods.

The Leavenworth canning factory has of his reoovery. A grand boulevard is. being graded Gentlemen, eo to the Hole in the REAL ESTATL L. H. ROSE Ii Areat for ail Additions lying between sld Rosedale and the State Line.

Ha site bandlei property la Kansas City, alenr the line of SOUTHWEST BOELETABD. Heate Renting and Ol-lectins promptly attended to. MONET TO LOIN on real property. Notarial put up this season 100,000 cans of string as low as they can be bought for cash Wall, 909 Main street, Kansas City, beans and 78,000 cans of peas. The accommodation train on tha Mis south from Merriam.

A large force for a good fitting, first-class shoe, Hlsflts and Uncalled for Gar-ments at one-half the original made to order Price. MISFIT PARLORS, 11 DELAWARE STREET. souri Pacific railway, left the track two The only place where gents' shoes are of men are at work on it and the finest scraper in the country drawn by six horses is used. Jimmie Hix. at any place in Kansas City, Car fare to and from the city will be refunded sold exclusively.

The "Catarrh Puff Balls will cure headache instantly. SOUTH PAKE. to those purchasing their goods of me. -Ladies, remember that tho largest went done with accuracy. Office, State Line, S.

W. Boulevard. All goods delivered at Rosedale with stock of millinery goods of all kinds FOUNTAIN THEATER, Telephone 480. and the most courteous saleswomen i Corner Seventh and May Mt, KANSAS CITY, MO. TkXKFHONS SIM, Notaby Public.

can be found at A. A. Pearson's, 1036 out extra charge. L. J.

BUCHANAN, miles south of Newton the other evening, and completely wrecked four freight cars. Ho Uvea were lost. The monthly crop report recently issued by Secretary Mohler, of the State Board of Agriculture, says: The wheat generally is well filled and plump in the berry, and where threshing has been done the yield ia better than was expected. The total acreage in corn last year was 0,030,393 An Inorease acreage of ten per cent, is reported for this year, making an estimated acreage of something over aores. Since the weather has become warm and rains abundant it has made an unusually rapid growth, No damage from chinch bugs ia reported except in a few cases where wheat or oats fields wore near the corn.

The total area ia oats last year was 1,577,076 acres. An increased acreage Main street, Kansas City, Mo. JDWiBD DIHITT, Secure a home in South Park. Dyer, The coolest place of amusement in the elty. Always a nrst-olass company playing at this house.

i SI SPECIALTY STARS this week. MAT. INKE Sunday afternoon. Benson agents, 809 Delaware Kansas City, Mo. Estate til Financial Brtttr, street, Kansas City, Mo.

200 207 ALAMO BUILDING, (04 East Twelfth street, lire and cyclone insurance in solid 7th Delaware Sti, KANSAS CITY, Ma 1. WALHSLEr companies. W. A. Puevianck.

S. D. MILLS JEWELRY Five acres for sale, lying between Importer of Diamonds and metropolitan Time Table. First ear leaves Rosedale 5:80 a. m.

1 Junction 6:15 a.m. Last ear leaves Rosedale 10:15 p. m. Junction 11 :15 p. m.

Cook Hall and Holmes' Grove, just of five per cent, is reported this year, mak outside Rosedale citv limits. Call on TAILOR, MannfactErers of Fine Jewelry. ing an estimated acreage ol acres. How. Alfred Taylor, well known in RIPAIRINO A SPICIALTV.

BOSE BLOSSOMS. Kansas politics some years ago, and who W. H. Browne, 9 West Ninth street, Kansas City, Mo. I am now ready to give estimates on painting or calcimining.

Papering my Telephone No. 1207. ALAMO BUILDING, once ran as the Greenback candidate for Superintendent Stauffor is laying a good sidewalk in front of Idlewilde Park. A directors' meeting of the Crowe Springs Company was hold, here on the 25th. We were shown some corn stalks sixteen feet long this week that were taken from a field adjoining South Park.

J. G. Custer purchased a beautiful lot on Dyer avenue to-day on which he intends building a nice residence for a home. What has become of the base-ball club? We haven't heard of them since the Rosedale boys wiped the diamond up with them several weeks ago. Part of the material for the mammoth log cabin of the Veteran Tippecanoe Club of Kansas City will be furnished by the South Park Improvement Co.

Andrew Headland has been awarded the contract for the foundation and mason work on the school house. It is unnecessary to say this insures a first-class job. It is rumored that Jacob Delay has offered to give an acre and a half for Nelson Block, 533 Main Street KANSAS CITT. MO. The Cleveland Club re-elected all its officers Thursday night.

FRED. XL DIMMITT, KANSAS 910. specialty. Leave orders at P. O.

or at Congress in the Second district, died suddenly the other day near Williamsburg, where he was visiting. For a number of years past he had been residing at Birmingham, engaged in newspaper work. Mrs. Grace killed a large rattle' snake on the old Sauer road last Tues Beal Estate Loans, Gates' co-operative store. T.

H. Bishop, Rosedale, Kan; W. H. "M-ANN-i day. ROOMS 206 207 ALAMO BUILDING, Patents lately granted Kansas invent Dealer la all kinds of Stationery of all kinds can be had at The Catholic Church picnio will be held in Sweet Springs grove to-day Seventh ft Delaware, Kansas City, Mo.

ors: Wood cutter, uustavus nanscnua, Topelca; grain drill, William Hollinger Staple Fancy Groceries, and J. W. Gillette, Woodbine; medicated (Saturday). C. J7 BAKER, FRESH AND SALT MEATS.

or tonio beer, Moses jtinuer, uoage W. B. Bunch, the station operator, City; lamp shade, Louis Michael, Leaven Successor to Murray Baker, to worth; stove-pipe thimble and cap, Arvii is much better and we hope soon see him at the ticker' again. la Williams, Saratoga. AWNINGS, TENTS Ax explosion occurred the other night We think the school board should Paulina, Corers, Etc.

allow the use of the school building Fourth and Delaware, KANSAS CITY, MO. in the large flouring mill of Kelly Lysle, at Leavenworth, which aroused the entire neighborhood and shook the ground for several blocks. A half section of the Corner Kansas Arenua anil Oak Street DRYDSlinNOTrONS; HATS, CAPS AND Gents' Furnishing Goods IYI. A. STADLER'S.

the post-office. Travel by tho Missouri Pacific Those Catarrh Puff Balls advertised on tho fourth page are guaranteed to euro Catarrh, Hay Fever, etc. Choice cigars and tobacco can bo had at tho post-ollice. The "Catarrh Puff Ball" and Germicide absolutely cures all throat and head troubles, instantly relieving headache MERRIAM BUBBLES. Merriam is still Democratic by a for Sunday school purposes.

Telephone 714. The Cyclorama of Missionary Ridge at Eighth and Broadway is a grand twenty-inch cylinder of the engine was SAFE DEPOSIT a Catholic church and orphan asylum, and that tho Bishop of the diocese work of art. Do not fail to see it. AND SAVINGS BANK. torn away and the head ol tne cyunaer was sent crashing through the building.

It was estimated that the damage sustained would reach $3,000. will be hero in a short time to locate Mr. E. H. Kirkham's new addition the site.

Northwest corner Sixth and Delaware streets. to his residence is completed and pre Alvkrn Brown, a young farmer ol H. Kreutzer, Martin Long and Andie sents a Very attractive appearance, Kearney County, was recently killed by lightning. The horse he was riding was Roeberger have purchased lots on i Hoodlums had better take a tumble large majority. Hayes avenue, and J.

Boenmull and I (Under Citizens' National Bang.) PAID UP CAPITAL, $200,000, directors: H. P. CHURCHILL, President. W. P.

MOOKES, Vice-President. E. C. 8ATTLEY. Cashier, WILLIAM BALES.

F. W. SCHULTE. G. H.

CHURCHILL. ADAM LONG. Uo killed. Bt the burning of the shanty in which The Union Labor party comes next, John have purchased on and leave the Metropolitan drivers alone. Four of them were jugged in Florida avenue the present week, They he resided in Kansas City; the other dav St.

John Wilson, a colored man nine- and we sometimes hear the soft and gentle voico of a Republican. the last few days and mode to pay for their fun, intend building homes on them. -Contractor C. F. Sumner was award L.

HELMREICH, Dealer ia Fancy and Staple Groceries AND MEAT MARKET. lOH A AltTICXK IN THIS RO( KKY LINK CALL AT TROPHY'S CASH STORE. Only the best rood In the market kepi ia his store. Honest weight and measure guar- anteed. See him before buying elsewhere; Drop In and set his prices and terms.

Best Butter and Seasonable Vegetables are his specialties. Do not forget the place corner Water St. and Kansas Rosedale, Kansas Horner Pierce have dissolved Receives savines deposits from tl upward. Visitors to Rosedale should call on partnership. It was lucky for J.

M. Allows 4 per cent, interest thereon. Rents sates In its vaults at HO a year. DEPOSITS Mr. M.

Morrin, at his residence on the ed the contract for building the school house on the 21st, and is to have it Campbell, for he succeeded in getting KKUK1VEU HAIUaUAi Ufl' TIL 8 O'CLOCK. avenue at the railroad crossing, and Mr. Pierce as a partner in his busi completed and ready to open on the get his prices on lots before purchas ness. 15th of September. It is to be a neat ing elsewhere.

Charley Stiles will complete his job frame building with accommodations for one hundred scholars, and will be The council room, with a drunk or of hay making this week for Dingee, Oldham Co. situated in the center of a beautiful two peering through the jail bars, is no place to send children to; and lot 100x180 feet. Mrs. Slaggs got rather vexed a sometimes a prisoner has been dragged ty -five years old, was burned to death. His wife, eighty years old, escaped by crawling through a small window.

George Smith, a twelve-year-old boy in charge of the Copeland House elevator, at Topeka, was killed the other day by hay ing his head crushed between the elevatoi and wall. Paor. Qoodnow, of Manhattan, recently presented the State Historical Society seven boxes containing pamphlets, magaslnss, newspaper files, maps, the accumulations of thirty-three years. Is a recent difficulty in the streets ol Atchison between William Slater and Nats Johnson, colored, Slater was stabbed and fatally wounded. Johnson escaped.

Instead of appearing in Justice Searle'i court at Topeka on the to answer te the charge of adultery, Henry W. Moore, the eloping St. Louis editor, forfeited hit bond of $AO0. Mrs. Norton also failed to appear and her case was continued.

It was thought at Topeka that Moore had sailed for Europe, while a telegram stated through and locked up while the ex mtfrning or so ago at her son, little Willie, and was going to whip him. She made a mistake and whipped little Missouri Paclflr. Bobbbt Kiitd, President. Sam. M.

Ksvxabd, Vice-President. Albibt ScHvxBaAX, Secretary. Robert Keith rurniture and Carpet i 811 813 VAX ST. 10, 819 814 Walnut at. lmii City, MO.

8pecial Department for Curtains A Upholstery. erclses were going on. CHEAP EXCUltSIOX RATES VIA MISSOURI The festival given at the M. Joe Smithey, Susie's little boy. Ed.

WM. McCEORCE. Dealer in Drags, Medicines, Chemicals, FINE TOILET SOAPS, Fancy Hair and Tooth Brushes, Perfumery, Fancy Toilet Articles, Trusses and Shoulder Braces, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Letter Paper, Pens, Ink, Envelopes, Ulass, Putty, Carbon Oil, Lamps and Chimneys. Physicians' Prescriptions accurately eons, pounded. 1 News Stand Periodicals of nil kinds.

PACIFIC RAILWAY. Cheap excursion tickets are now on Church last night netted nearly $14 Miller says that is not half so bad as Eddie Pierce chewing victuals for sale to Pertle Springs, via Warrens- This will be used in cleaning up the church as far as it goes. Other entertainments will be given to raise burg. The new and elegant Hotel Eddie Malone. Minnewawa has just been completed.

F. N. Johnson and Ed. Miller went funds to paint the church. About $85 to Kansas City on Wednesday intend more is required.

ing to paint the town red. The W. C. T. U.

bad quite a large Mr. J. T. Larkin, one of our old attendance at the meeting at Mrs, that both Moore and Mrs, Norton hod been seen in Colorado. Stolbert's last Thursday.

Three new ESTABLISHED 1864. J. A. BRO. Wholesale Dealers in Tobacco, Cigars Wines.

S4I DELAWARE KANSAS CITY, MO; friends, is back with us. He left here last winter, went to Kansas City, and It is stated that one firm in Hutchinson members were enrolled. Their next has sold 25,000 bushels of wheat and 30,000 on fretting' off the cable, slipped and BOB JONES, THE HATTER, 609 Main. Hak Caps, gloves ani Cmiirellas. D.

C. PRUDDEN, meeting will be at Major Holsinger's, of oats of the new crop. had one of his legs cut off by the car. where refreshments will be served out The corn crop in Kansas this year will bring into the State between $50,000,000 on the lawn. All ladies cordially in tie nas Deen in ine nospitai ever since until about three or four weeks vited.

The executive committee meets and $00,000,000, the wheat crop about $25, 000,000, oats about $10,000,000, and the re mainder of Kansas products about ago. His many friends are glad to see to-night to make arrangements for an entertainment to be given on the him back at Merriam. OPTICIAN. 000,000 more. Mortgages will melt away FBOF.

E.UD. BICJXTEB, Instructions In PIANO HARMONY. ...11.00. L73. 1716 EAST NINTH STREET.

Everybody in and around Merriam evening of August 18 at Sweet Springs under such conditions. The Senate has passed the bill providing was well pleased with the serenade grove. i for holdina a term of the United States Elegant accommodations for 800 visitors. Pertle Springs-rThis delightful summer resort is now attracting attention all over the State and West on account of its fine lakes, excellent boating1 facilities, the beauty of the natural scenery, the medicinal properties of its waters, the convenient location and excellent accommodations. Hound trip tickets, Sunday only, Sell Friday and Saturday, to return Monday, $2.

To return good until October 81, 1888, $2.70. Individual ten-ride tickets, $5.80. Four trains daily from Kansas City to Pertle Springs, via Warrensburg. Leave Union depot at 6:45 a. 9:40 a.

8:25 p. m. and 9 p.m. The Editors', Dentists', Attorneys', Methodist and Chautauqua Missouri State associations all hold their annual meetings at Pertle Springs during July and August. For tickets call at Union depot, No.

1048 Union avenue, Grand avenue de-1 that the Shawnee band boys gave us, A religious weekly has this intro The boys play well and deserve con district court at Salina. The Comptroller of the Currency has ap duction to a poem: "The following siderable praise. We here at Merriam will not forget the Shawnee band for proved the selection of the following reserve agents for National banks in Kansas: For the First of Hays City, the First Field and Opera Glasses, Spectacles and Kye Glasses. Particular attention Riven to Ailing Oculists' Prescriptions and grinding all kinds of Lenses, 8 WEST NINTH Near the Junction, KANSAS CITY, MO. lines were written more than sixty ago, by a man who has slept many years in his grave merely for bis own their serenade, and that they will come again soon.

We thought that of Chicago; for the Manufacturers of amusement." JOHN MARSHALL, Cask Grocery and Meat Martet Salt, Smoked and Dry Meats. WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD By any honorable dealer. Leavenworth, the Hanover of New York they had forgotten us. Mr. Frank Russell, of South Park, City and the American of Kansas City; for the First of Leoti, the German American of Kansas City.

HEYER BROS. DRUG was the guest of P. M. J. J.

White on At the Democratlo Congressional con lust Sunday. vention of the Fourth district, recently Mr. Granger, our section boss, went held at Emporia, David Overmeyer, Importers and Wholesale Druggists. AGENTS FOR 1 of Topeka, was unanimously chosen as candidate for Congress. to Kansas City last Wednesday to get him a watch, the one he had being out DBS.

8. U. AHDEBSON A SOX, DENTISTS, 718 Main Street, first stairway south of Bullene, Moore, Emery A KANSAS CITY, MOi Reference Editor ef this paper. The House has passed the bill authoris of shape. He was turned off for the ing the sale of certain lands in Southwest same.

His hands all quit with him. fs CoiiipDiiiid Fncily Asb Bitters. mm Mrs. White was. the guest of Mrs.

pot and No. 533 Main street. City office. Nelson block. E.

S. Jewktt, Passenger Agent. Telepone548. blaggs on xuesday last The storm caused her and her daughter Alta to KANSAS CITY, MO. make rather a long visit.

Obitaary Captain Oldham has quit the Ashing J. W. Carson, born August 8, 1862, In PHOTOGRAPHS. CALL AT Hall's Photo Rooms rorPietarea. First-class Tintypes a specialty.

LITTLK OEMS. CENTS PEE DOZEV. See him before going elsewhere. ,04 Mala Stra.t. Kansas CITY.

THE Ps LADD" SHOE (3.00 business; He says It Is too expensive. His bait Costs too much. 1 Grayson County, moved to Missouri in '1883; married Miss Nellie Miss Rena Wilson, of Kansas City, Jones in 1885; died at Rosedale, July 12, 1888, aged twenty-six years, was visiting her parents at Merriam IIUSIC A T.T. GARDEN, i moimi mism mm.ima an, si rth Open Ererr Night Including Sunday, THOMAS CQHIC CO. ..0.

25 and 10 Cents. No extra charge for Re on last Saturday and Sunday. eleven months and four days. Quite a sad affair happened here on Robert E. Carson, only son of J.

W. Thursday morning. Bent Bourden, AT THE "DOLE IN THE and Nellie Carson; born August 8, WALL," ern Kanaas to the Methodist College Association, and also the bill authorising the certification of lands to the State of Kansas for agricultural purposes. The dwelling house of William Huegle. of Douglas County, borned the other morning.

Mrs. Huegle and tea children barely escaped. Mr. Huegl. had arisen early and after making a fire In the stove had gone out to work.

While he was absent and before the rest of the family were up the house caught lire from a defective flue and mode considerable headway before) discovered. The loss was about $1,000. PerSIOITs were granted the follow Kan-sans on the 24th: Fielder P. Stetson, Concordia; David A. Moore, of Marqaetta; Lawsoa 8.

Hagle, of Emporia; Hagh Uagan, of WeUmaavilie; John H. Cassp bell, of Ontario; D. Cllntoa Stabba, of Wellington; George Peyton, of Maud Valley; James D. Briggs, of Cooacil Grove; William Homoa, of the National Military Home; James F. Speacer, of Armour dale; Landrin N.

Eggera, of Colusa; Johnson Chalfant, of Wendell; Well' lngtoat B. McCarthy, of Habeas; William E. Mason, Valeda; Calvin Titos, of Webb; James Brown, of Great Bead; tha minor children of Lemuel Farmer, of Gar land, mad Klina Jaae Gibson, of Highland. Szhatob Plws oa the 14th Introdacad bill, to pension Nicholas Moy and Newton eVpar-aha, el Kaafaa, hia brother' and Mr. Smithev were 1886; died July 10, 1888, aged twenty- digging a well for Mr.

Short; they put semd Seats. Telephone 1172. three months and four days. SO Mala tit, Kansas tlty, Ms. syoeets' shoes sielnsivety.

Ordinimc No. 11. A or Jinanoe relating to grada on Oak street. Be it ordsined by the M.ror sad Cooacil of THE NATIONAL OF, KANSAS "jCm, In a blast the evening before and on the following morning went back to work. They let Bent down in the well and he was only down a few minutes at work when the damp struck him.

He called for them to pull him the City of Rosedale, Kansas: Hsscnoif I. unumeneing; at toe eMabllsned CITY, MO. UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY. Ermde on Kansas City arenu. where Oak street intersect said Kanaas City avenue, the trade osi Oak street to the intersection of Oak street Your chanee to seeare A BOMB In the Rosa-Sale Land First AddrUea te City of Rosedale, Kansas.

This Addition Is situated one Btoch frees tae Ft. Seott A On If Hallway Depot, at Rosedale. The Metropolitan Street Railway ran. direct to the ground. Street ears ran every Bva sninatos.

Fare to Junction, Ksassa City, Ma. eta. The lots la this addition era all grade. Price far lots, S15 te Sat per foot, easy terms. Very east terms made te aartiea who wish to bnlld.

M. MORRIN, A gen Kaa ana arena, at K. H. eroaelas, Rosedale. OStea) hoars, a.

as. to SO a. na. aad fraas 4 tat Stat, Other property tar sale oisa. 1 and Lafayette venue snail be a plane with a rise of three (S) feet to the hundred 10i) feet.

1. 8. CHICK, President. W. t.

ANDERSON. Cashier. KBtcrio This oraiaance shall tavkw effect W. H. CHICK, Vice-President.

P. N. CHICK, Aas't Cashier. out, himself getting hold of the rope that was let down to him. They tried to get him to the top, but, when he got about eighteen feet up, all holds gave way and he went back head W.

P. SARGENT, ad Aas't Cashier. and be in force from and after its pa safe and approval and postina; in tea (10) pubUa places in the City c' Hosedale. -CAPITAL, 1,000,000.00. Surplus A Undivided Profit, -Yogr Baalaaas boltted.

rsssM ana approved jury 17, vm. D. E. Jobm, Mayor. J.

M. KnjiiiB, City Clerk. flra, tq the bottom. He lit on the back.