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THE ATCHISON DAILY CIIAMriON. SATURDAY, JULY It, 1891. 5 FROM BLUE RAPIDS. II. C.

Walcott will promptly attend FU031 SCOTTSVILLE. Rl A Noted Divine Says: I have hnn oalna-Tmra Liver Pllle for Iylcia. WaU Mtoma.h and oillvFiru. witU wblcU I bavalouaj ko al limed. Ms Fills to tin, galvanized iron, copper work, and late, roofing.

Ill North Seventh street. Prescriptions prepared at Allen's day or night. Chas. Pullen is still gravel roofing. Stencils, U.

S. Stamp 309 Com mercial street. All kiuds of artistic and novel furni ture at Miller Intfen's. Fine stationery, visiting cards, card cases, gold pens at Hampton's. Many of the finest residences of this city were built by Zimmerman lsros.

When wanting work done get figures from them before placing a contract. Order ice of Pullen, telephone 134. Ofllce corner Ninth and Commercial streets. You can get any kind of choice meat you wish for your Sunday dinner, includ ing spring lamb, at Durst Logeman's, A few real real bargains still offered at Weber's. Goods slightly damaged by fire and smoke can be had almost for the asking.

It takes but little money to buy a gasoline stove of Jacob Leu sons, a summer luxury, which will save itself in one season. Jacob Leu Sons will sell you a gasoline stove better and cheaper than ever before. Call and examine and get their low prices. Gentlemen who enjoy a choice cigar are fast learning that Frank Bonheitn keeps the best in the city at his Third Street drug store. When in need of a steamship ticket, either to or from a foreign country, call on C.

F. Goodrich in the United States bank building. nave J. Leath do any kind of work which requires ingenuity, from repairing a lock, making a key, to putting your gun in order. At Jacob Leu Sons you can get the latest improved gasoline stove large line of the goods, bo cheap that no one can afford to be without one.

Passes on the street railway for persons attending school can be had the office of the company, 311 Mai street, for 1 per month. Hurd Bros, will make cabinet photos for 99 cents per dozen. All work guar anteed and proof shown. Commercial street, between Eighth and Ninth. There is danger of drinking too much water in hot weather, but a glass of Kaffer Benning's delicious sod; water will refresh and invigorate you You can buy a refrigerator for very little money from Jacob Leu Sons.

If you intend buying one, don't miss the bargain you can get there. It will pay any one whose shoes need repairs to take them to A. Ilein Thirteenth and Main street, where good leather and good workmanship is always used, and satisfaction insured. People coming to Atchison by any train will find a cool, refreshing drink at Bonheim's Union Depot Drug Store on Third street, just after they leave the depot. Everything the finest quality and a cordial welcome.

The latest fad among gentlemen is to wear the stylish black straw hats Mer wick handles. The Btyle is to wear them straight, not tip them. The rage is pop ular enough to cause Merwick to sell several cases of one style. There are lots of young men who re quire changes made in their clothing. They should call on John Sherger in the Byram House block, who will do any thing from sewing on a button to making a dobby suit, and his prices are always reasonable.

There is less need of employing a seamstress now than before B. O. Running purchased the A. B. C.

laundry. Clothing consigned to that excellent institution is nicely washed and ironed and necessary repairs are neatly done free of charge. This is a boon to the tired, overworked wife and mother and should bt generally improved. Commencing June 1, C. E.

Styles will place on sale summer tourist tickets to Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo and principal points in Colorado at greatly reduced rates. For particulars call at city ticket office, south of Union depot. Telephone 441. When the weather becomes hot, bringing a feeling of weakness, the weakest point is felt first. If it is the kidneys go at once to Kaffer Benning's and drink Waukesha water they have the pure and relief will be at once afforded.

Sam Ileddin, an excellent barber lately with Ackerman, has taken poseg-sion of the Merce Green stand on Third street and will conduct a first class bar- bering establishment. Everything is new, nice and clean; fresh towels, keen razorB, polite attention and everything necessary to make it the best barber shop in the city. Chicago, which has always boasted of Its pure water, is now in trouble because that necessary article has become contaminated. Not so with Atchison, sun- plied with pure water from a rapidly running stream filtered by pure white sand naturally, and by the latest devices mechanically, it is the best on earth. The mains reach all parts of the city, and everybody should drink this healthful beverage.

i Personal Notes and Interesting News) of a General Character. Bi.i Rapios, July 10. Miss Horton of opeka visited C. K. McIIarg Inst week.

Miss Kendall of Waterville was the guest of Miss Frances Coon last Satur day. Mrs. A. Sweetland and Miss Wills started Tuesday for North Iikota to pend the remainder of the summer. Rev.

F. D. Powers of Washington. D. delivered an oration the Fourth of uly on "James A.

Garfield." The ladies of the Presbyterian church gave an ice cream social ii the park Saturday evening. Miss Sheldon gave a very p'easant party Tuesday evening in compliment to the Misses Florence and Blanche Ekins. Mrs. Ira S. Tabor pleasantly entertained ten of her lady frieuds at luncheon last hursday, at half past one o'clock, in honor of her sister, Mrs.

FrankJScott of Holton. The rooms were profusely dec orated with plants and cut flowers, the table decorations being in yellow and ile. The ceutre piece was linen drawn work over yellow satin with a bowl ol marguerites, and the favors tiny sachets of yellow silk. Invitation cards were passed and each guest requested to name the author; all acquitting themselves equally well. The winner of the prize was decided by the drawing ol Btraws, the lucky one being awarded a decorated souvenir spoon.

PERSONAL. Fred Wells of Beatrice, is vis iting in the city. -Rev. F. K.

Brooke Is spending his vacation in Baltimore. -Mrs. M. A. Brenner of Doniphan is Visiting Atchison friends.

Robert Wiggins has gone to Butte, Montana, where he will probably locate. Justin E. Brown of The Earth, tL class magazine published at St, Paul, is in the city. Miss Irene Hensley of Montgomery City, is the guest of Misb Jessie Symns. Sheriff Barry returned from Leavenworth last, night, where he has been visiting friends.

M. Noll is suffering from a bee sting on his right eye, received when coming from the lake. Hon. J. 1).

Young, an eminent law yer of Beloit, is in town on business of a legal nutuie. J. Steckle of Reading, a musici an of some note, iB in the city on a visit to A. B. B.

D. Zimmerman. Miss Anna Trefz of Beloit stopped over a few hours yesterday with her brother, a student at Midland college, while on her WBy to Parkville, Mo. Mrs. John Woodworth of Las Vegas N.

is visiting her son, Samuel Wood worth, in Sabetha. She will arrive in Atchison to day, where she will remain several days with friends. Rev. Chittenden of Siilina, who is in the city conducting the services at the Episcopal churches to morrow, is the head master of the bays' ecLoo at Salina. lie will endeavor to secure some boys as students while in the city.

Keep the hair healthy anil of natural color by using Hall's Hair Re newer. All lea ling low price medicines ut Grand Excursion to Yellowstone National Parle and Other Western ResortB, The Union Pacific, "The Overland Route," proposes to run, in July, 1S91, a grand excursion from Omaha to Yellowstone National Park, Great Shoshone Falls, Idaho, Oregon, Salt Lake City, Garfield Beach, Denver, Cleur Creek Canon, the famous Loop, and other points of interest. The Union Pacific will furnish six horse Concord coaches, which will carry the party irom lieaver Canon, Idaho, to and through Yellowstone National Park. These coaches will also be taken to Shoshone Stution and used for the ride to Great Shoshone Falls. From Beaver Canon to Yellowstone National Park, the trip will occupy three days going, three days returning, anil eight days will he spent in the park.

Excellent tents and good equipment for camping out will be furnished by the Union Pacific, euroute from lieaver C'annn to the Park, and while in the Park the tourists will he quartered at the various hotelH. The veiy low rate of 250.00 per passenger has been niado from Omaha. This rate includes Railroad, Pullman and Stage fare, Meals and Hotel hills from the time of leaving Omaha until the return of the excursion, in all 30 days. No half fare rates. Only thirty-five passengers can be ac commodated, and as accommodations are limited early application lor Bauie should be made.

In ordering tickets, send money for same by express, to Harry P. Deuel, City Ticket Agent, V. P. System, Far-nam Omaha, Nebrabka. Mo children will be allowed on tnis trip.

For further information relative to this excursion and itinerary, apply to ii. li. LOMAX, Gen'I Puss, and Ticket Agt. Omaha, Neb. the Ozarks" is the title of an attractive and highly interesting book issued by the passenger department of the Kansas City, Fort Scott Memphis railroad company.

The book pertains entirely to fruit raising in that great fruit belt of America, the southern slope of the Ozarks, and will prove or value not only to iruit growers, but to every farmer and home seeker in ether states, looking for a farm and home. The book will be mailed to any ad dress on receipt of 0 cents in postage stamps. Address j. LOCKWOOO, Kansas City, Mo. Mammoth Crops-The Town's Needs News and Personal Notes.

Scottsvili.e, July 10. Our farmers ave finished cutting the largest and best crop of wheat ever raised in this portion of Mitchell county, and are now well into the oat harvest, which bids fair to equal any crop ever raised. There is an im mense acreage of this cereal. Potatoes will be a burden, as there is Buch a large acreage of them. Many of our farmers will build this year, and before another harvest will be living in more pleasant and comfortable homes.

The crops will let most of them out of debt, with some to spare for a nest egg. Every farmer in this locality is determined to not be caught napping in the future, and many assure The Champion they will "lay by" enough of this year's mammoth crops to safely bridge them over a year like 1890. The Scottsville Neitt and its energetic, able editor and bright paragrapher, Sew ard Jones, has said so many bright thoughts for his town and county that Thk Champion is at a loss to know what more can be said. The place is badly in need of another first-class general store A town of this size will support two or three general stores. We only have one.

The country will amply pay another, and here is a choice loca tion. Other branches of trade ure well represented. L. G. Uuson, one of our Dioneers.

carries a full line of furniture, and W. F. Lipke is our hard ware dealer. These gentlemen have made money, and they are stayers. We have a good lumber yard, owned exclu sively by Mitchell county men, who have extensive lumber interests in Arkansas.

J. E. Hesser is the manager. The New York store, a mammoth concern, and a branch of the Beloit store of the same name, is with one exception the largest general store in Mitchell county. It is under the management of Max Hasgall who has lately built a handsome rest dence here, and putting all the rumors together, and of course everybody be lieves them, he will occupy it in a few weeks with his hands: me and accom plished helpmate through life.

W. T. Daniels, our grain dealer, wh went to California some time ago to bet ter himself, has returned, and no one ca now make him believe but that Scottsville is the best town in northwest The Messrs. Culps, C. W.

and F. M. who are also in California, will return, soon. They have lived here for many years, and were at all times among our most enterprising and public spirited citizens and business men. Since Seward Jones, our newspaper man, did the wise act in getting married and settling down to housekeeping, his wife has made a different man of him, as well as changed the tone of his Nact.

One now would think his paper was edited by a minister of the goBpel. Certainly it is that he has reformed to a large ex tent. Go where you may there is no more in viting county anywhere than iB seen around Scottsville. It is a lovely and commanding sight, and every farm is in a high state of cultivation. The town offers superior advantages over most of others, from the fact that business is not overcrowded in any avocation.

It has a trade that sister towns are envious of, Those seeking locations will do well to stop off at The Champion is appreciated here. The people will read the fearless and outspoken Champion, the paper that is so fearlessly and independently advocating the true interests of the masses. A KANSAS INVENTION'. The "Cyclone Self-Generating Power," a New Discovery. Thomas Bisbing of Frankfort was in the city yesterday.

Mr. Bisbing is one of the proprietors of the cyclone self-generating power, a contrivance that comes as near perpetual motion as the world has ever got. It consists. of a tall flue or chimney, through which, Mr. Bisbing claims, a current of air forever circulates.

This current of air turns a wheel, on the same principle of a windmill, and is strong enough to run ordinary machinery. It is of sufficient power to run a muchine sufficiently large to supply electricity for the largest houses, Mr. Bisbing has been east during the past two months, and has had a model of his invention with him. He went east for the purpose of organizing a stock company and was successful. At Aurora and Chicago he formed a company of nearly a million dollars and the machine will be sold all over the world.

Mr. Bisbing says two or three United States senators have taken stock in the concern, and it now has plenty of financial backing. Mr. Bisbing, before he discovered this wonderful invention, was a poor man at Frankfort. He was engaged in the business of moving houses, and has been working on the theory he has recently perfected for a number of years.

His success in easily inducing capitalists to take stock in it is proof that there is merit in it. He is satisfied that his invention will become popular at once, and that it will sell like wildfire. Its simplicity causes wonder that nobody ever thought of it before. That Kansas will be benefited by this invention and the manufacture of the machinery in this state there is no doubt. Baking Powder 40 Years the Standard.

WHEN MERCURY BLOOD POISONe Prim but. ndfctry TcrUryfrypaV Ilia tMl(a inly url In ro SO to f0 tluys. Thin 1Uim h4 J-ftTi hultlfrt th It ill of th moat im1rinl tutd the? cannot otjrb it. Their boat knuw riii(lU(. only giw tnporry bMtflu, and waffle oKd gua.ra.nUM to nika a PERMANENT CUREI Wt llmlii.tt Ail polaon from th ytem, ttVM tar can ntivcr I rtun of tha dlnf-sui In avny form.

Aa oa of cur patlaMita nta It, artr trttiiMit vtth ua, "that akoltHon will bAiiliheil from jmmr eloant forwTar lavrtlni oa.ii tr-Afx1 at homa vail hura, (fat Uiajua liiio nd under tli Mao fuarant,) bt with thoae ha prwfar to com hera, wa will rontrtMft our thrn or refund all tnonnj rl pT ontira vv pna. rAtlroad fr And hotol billa wblla bar. WE HAVE NEVER FAILEDI rnr. th. moM obttn.t It lith.

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who li.r. h.nn by physician. Mi rronouno.il Incar.bl., ud w. chtlLux th. wrld ta mm w.

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hHn for ht n.vw (oand aaUl UAUIU 10.MKUY win tll.oTrd. niiik imcufdv 13th and llonulae Omaha, Nea, Sol. proprrttors. Hon. eui.r anuln.

Writ. Go) r.f.r.nN. Waukesha water ty the gallon or half gallon at Kaffer ct Benning's Model drug store. Bait Bates to Eastern Resorts. The National Educational Association holds its annual convention at Teronto, Ontario, July 14 to 17, 1801, and for this occasion the Chicago, St.

Paul Kansas City railway will sell excursion tickets to everybody at the exceedingly low figure of one fare for the round trip, which wtll enable teachers and their friends to visit one of the most beautifully located citiea in America, and attend a gathering at which will be present many of most noted educators in the United States and Canada. Those most desiring to attend the convention can take advantage of these late to Toronto and Beoure excursion tickets at greatly reduced rates from Toronto to Montreal, Quebec, Portland Boston, New York, arm all St. Lawrence river, White Mountain, Adirondac Mountain anil Seashore resorts. The Chicago, Bt. Paul Kansas City railway offers advantages to passengers en route to this meeting, surpassed ny no other road.

Its superb coaches, elegant dining car service and luxurious compartment Bleeping cars comfortable alike in all seasons together with its courteous and careful attention to passengers, make it a most desirable route, as all who are acquainted with it can testify. Through cars will be run to Toronto without change for the act commodation of our patrnus. Full particulars regarding ratw, time of trains, will be furnished by any aijent of the company, or by J. H. Lord, General Pussonger and Ticket Agent, Phenix Building, Chicago, 111.

A. W. NORRJS, 1311 MAIN STREET, makes a joticialty tf oUiio fetovftfi, fiuii, Umbrella, liaby Carriage and (jenei'dl fit pal ring-. LAWX JIOWJ2US Repaired and Sharpened. Umbrellas and Baby Carriages repaiied.

J. S. NORRIS, 2 I 7 North Fifth Avenue. SEWER PROPOSALS. Lawrence, Doufciaa County, Kansas.

KpjiW! pmptwiifi nil be rmMrtrt Ht th mHIop of th cltyctt'iK. In tliectty of Khuuhm. until mooji, Julj irj'i, 1H1U, for construct Ion or N.wern in nilii city, to-wlt: The Hijnulnmte for whlitli ar 7,71 fritt 8 Inch ilM! In iJitfruJ Hewer, with 470 Y. JtuiclloriH; feet VI Inch ill oh In mrtlii wr: one nwtnhola: el. lit fiutomfiUf: HiiHh-UrikH.

for full imrticulftrs cull on or writ to city ulerk, where plaiiH and ttpeeltl-ufitloiiB ure on tile. A. (i. ifONNOLD, City Clerk, July 7, m. Notice.

To Whom it May Conrrm: Notlco ts herehy iflvftn that thfiiinderHlKned has filed In the oil lite ot the J'rolmte of Atchison county, Kamkhh, a petition which coiiUiIoh all the of Hie law lit bucIi cfiHeH, MhkliiK for a druKKlHt'n penult to hjM hm1 barter, for lawful piirjrOHPM. malt, vlnoutt, Hplrltuouu, fermented ami other IntoxlciitlfiK llitiorn at No. Ml Comnierclnl street. In the Thlnl wtird of the city ot Atchison, and the hearing of nahi petition and anpllcathm nan heen net ly the Hutu frooaie ror Wednesday, the fitti day or AtiKUrit, A. JHUI, at 9 o'clock a.

at )dn oil lee In the court house In HUld city of AtchlHon, at which time and place) tiald petition and application will be beard. J. AI.IiKN, Petitioner and Applicant. Sealed PropoBald. Healed will bn received by the under- HlKned.

clerk of the city of Atchlnon, Kansaa, at the city clerk'rt otllce, 2V) North tilith tttreet, until wonoay. is, iwi, ai r.3u p. ror me iui-Itmlfjfc described city work: for hoiiKlrikf and rnniilntf the book and ladder truck to all fires within the corporate llitiiu of the HHld city. All infornialjion renpectlntr the manner of bidding, and blank for on of iiropoHHht, can be obtained at the city clerk'H oftUe. All bldd rnuwt he neeureiy WHm ami enuoraea ProhOKitlH forlMtv Work." No hid will he en tertained tinier It Ih accompanied by a certified check or cash for Mobidwllbe received after the hour above named.

The city council reserve tne km to reject any and all bids. T. U. OKUOW, City Clerk. 10-7 s.

Notice to Property Owners. Nntle I herhi irlven to the owner of nroiwr ty llnhle under the laws for the paym-nt by ni6-clal HHHeitHUieot of the cunt of tlit toJlowlutf tiu-provemefitH, viz; fHVlliK nouill riliu avenue iruui vuiumcinai iu Main HtreetH. CurhliiK KotitU Fifth avenue from Comiuerclul to Main wtreetH, That the reports ot the appraisers of suld property liable for each of the Bald improvements h.ive oeen reiurnea to inecuy council, anu re now on file in the otflce or tne city cierK, wnere they may be seen and examined by any person interested, and that the niaor and council have appointed Monday, July 13, H'Ji, at o'clock p. nxtiiA time for holding special seesion at the council rbamhpr to hear any complaint that may beinudeas to the vmuation or any lot or piece oi round appraised as aiorenaiu. nauie roreacaot he above described special Improvements.

7-0-ot iM.J. CUA lia, Mayor. Used in Millions of Homes THE SOUND OF THUNDER. How to Ascertain How Far A way the Thunder One of tho most torso mid succinct descriptions of a natural phenomenon Is that recently given by M. llirn, in which bo says that tho sound which is know ns thunder is duo simply to the fact that tho air traversed by an oloc-tric spark, that is, a flash of lightning, Is suddenly raised to a very high tom-poritluro and has its volume, niovoover, considerably Increased.

Tho column ot gas thus suddenly boated and expanded is sometimes several miles long ii'kI. as tho duration of tho Hash Is not over I ho millionth of second, It follows that tho noiso hursts forth at once from tho whole column, though, for an observer at any one place, It commences where tho light ning flash Is at tho least, dislaneo. 111 pivolso terms, the beginning of the thunderclap fives the minimum distance of tho lightning, and the duration of tho rolling of tho thunder the length of tho column of heated air. lVof. llirn also remarks that when a flash of lightning strikes the ground, It is not ne cessarily from tho nlaco struck that tho first nolso is heard.

Again ho points out that a bullet whistles lu traversing tho air. so that wo can, to a certain extent, follow its flight. Tho same thing also happens with a falling meteorite just before striking tho earth. Tho nolso actually heard bus been compared to tho sound produced whon ono tears linen, it is due, realty, to tho fact that tho air rapidly pushed on ono Bido of tho projectile in front, whether bullet or meteorite, quickly rushos back to fill tho gup loft In tho rear. Tl N.l-kVere.

William Riifus. tho second of tho Norinan kings of England, established what is called tho "Hone-fit ot tUorgy," bv which aiiv one condemned to death could save his life by proving that bo could road. Tho iirsl verso of tho fifty-first Psalm was chosen as tho tost to be read, heiioo il was called "Neek-Vorse. This law continued In forco from tho year 10K7 until tho close of Queen Annie's reign, in tho year 1700; al-thouch for a long period it had fallen into desuetude dead letter. and oven bceoiuo Hit "Why, I thought Daisy was engaged to fount Spaghetti." "Well, sho was; but father broke it olT, and now tho Italian government has deinandod money indemnity." Judge.

FOND OF WASHING. A Raccoon That CouW Not Iteslsl an Op. pnrtunlty to Take a JStith. A correspondent sends to tho Youth's? Companion an account of a pet raccoon of "tho variety called tho wash It belonged to one of tho officers of a ship in whiolf. our ffi'irrehponflcfit Was sailing!" "111111 hail fTpasslon for rubbing something between hm paws, as a person would use soap in washing tho hands.

Ono of our regular Sources of amusement, sho -writes, was to place bowl of water, with a piece -tt soap Heating in it, in Sir. 'Coon neighborhood, and then Btand off to await results, which wero never very long iu coining. As noon ns tho 'coon perceived the basin bo would draw nour, peer into it, discover the soap and almost smile with delight. Then, squatting on his hind legs, ho would begin to dabble bit) foro paws la the water and to rub tho soap between them, so supremely happy that the sight of him was enough to provoke laughter. Finally the suds would rise to ho edgojof the bowl and seriously inconvenience him in his work.

A pause always ensued while tho 'coon gave tho subject grave consideration. Ho had had enough experience to know that to proceed further was dangerous. At last, desire overcoming prudence, he would hcramblo upon tho basin's edge, trying to find a hold with bis sharp claws on tho smooth surface. Then operations would begin anew, and soou he would be once more lost In beatific enjoyment. But bis bliss never endured very long.

Suddenly there would come a loss of balance and wild efforts to regain it; then a splash, followed by a great commotion amid tho soapsuds and water, and, finally, tho reappearance of the 'coon, white with suds, drenched and blinded, making for the nearest hiding place as soon as he could see, his way. After a season of retirement, during which he was evidently endeavoring to re.cover his self-respect, he would emerge and carefully Bteer clear of baftina of wutcr with enticing cakes of soap in them for tho rest of the day. Let twenty-four hours elapse, however, and ho would be no more prilof against tho temptation than before, the performance being an oft-repeated ono to tlie never-failing amusement of tho aoectators 1 I Administrator's Notice, Kstnte or Anoint ileeeHKe i. Norman Bar, alt, luiliil.irator. with will eniiKxeri.

is iieieiir Kiven Huii letters or testa- nienti.ry have ts-eii Kriinteil tnu to tli. uiuler- Kue.i, 10 me iipmaic court 01 Ateinson county. ution wild elu'e. All te-r-oiiK having elnl inrf aKitllut Haul lire hereof notllleit to pre-tcnt lliem or jtilotvitnce to tlie urnlerhlKlie.l ivltliln one vur from ilate hereof, or ihey mar lie Id In a ARE A SPECIAL BLESSING. I never had anythtnr todomaaomncta Sooil.

1 rerco.nroenU tlietn to all as beat medicine In itv. r. k. ostiiMii), Mew York. SOLD EVEEYWEEEE.

Office, 3l 41 Park Place, N. T. All leading low price medicines at Allen's. DR. GRANT CULLIMORE, DISEASES OF THE EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT.

Oculist to the Missouri Pacific railroad, ipert Ere and Ear tension Kxamlner lor Norte! era Kansas. FITTING GLASSES. 3 ('BOSS EYKS. a WKANCLaTKDMDS. CsTAKACT.

S. DKAKNESS. I.CATAHUH of the NOSE and THROAT, Office hours, 9 till 12 a. and 2 till 6 D. ra A.

H. MOORE. F. H. McGAUGHY, MOORE McGAUGHY, CONTRACTORS BUILDERS ana Harflwooi Finishers.

Job Work Promptly Attended to 1017 Main Atchison. Ks EGGLES1WS PAINT AND WALL PAPER STORE NO. 120 N. FIFTH ST. Largest and finest line of Paints and Wall Paper in the city.

Artists' materials a specialty LeMesuier's double tubes, only I 0 cents. Eggleston is a practical house and sign painter, grainer and paper hanger. See him before contracting for work. COUNTRY WORK SOLICITED Established 1857. W.

M. DAVIES. Merchant Tailor. 303 Commercial Street. MEADE 4 SEITZ, INSURANCE, LOAN AND BEAL estate agents.

Office in rear Atchison Sarins Rank. ALFRED MEIER, Office: No. 408 Commercial Bt ATCHISON KANSAS Manufacturers Wholesale Dealers, IN Soda Water, Ginger Ale and Summer Drinks. Family Trade a Specialty. A.

L. DEVOTO, 313 Commercial Street, Headquarters for Imported OLIVE OIL, Macaroni Helta And another fine Imported Goods. Telephone 129. AlClal File Library COR. FIFTH AND KANSAS AVE.

Hoars: 2 to 6 p.m., 7 to 10. m. Sundays, cMrles pullen, ROOFER AND PAVER. Asphalt, gravel roofing and Aspbaltum, eon-erettrig, sidewalks, carriage drives, cellars floors, (utters, etc. healdenee, No.

1308 Kansas avenue, ab'luson, Kansas. irei'luoeu Iroin uny neneni or siicn eimiie; aim tint It such clHlpm he not exhililte.l alMiln three ear. from tlate hereof, they shall be forever mired. NOhMAN BAHKATT. Administrator, wlib alilaaaeiid June 13, 11..