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REDTIME I TAKE A SHERB DRINK THE NEXT MORNING I FEEL BRIGHT AND NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER. My doctor says it acta gently on the stomach, liver and kidneys, and tan pleasant laxative. This drink a made from herbs, and is prepared for use as easily 38 tea. It is called LANE'S MEDIGINE All druggista sell at 5c. and 81.00 per package.

Guy one to-day. Lane's Family Medicine moves the bowels each day. In order to be healthy this 8 The hampion. "Atchison, Kansas, August 21, 1892. REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

A delegate convention of the Republicans of Atehiso county. Kansas, will be held at A pollo bail. in the city of Atchison, Kansas, Onl Tuesday, August 30th. 1892. at 11 o'clo d.

for the purpos of nominating candidates for the follow ing offices, viz: Judge for the Second district of the state of Kan48 County attorney. Clerk of the district art. Probate judge, County superintendent of public instruction. Representatives to the legislature and county commissioner Third district. "The various wards and precincts in the said city and county will be entitled to elect delegates and an equal number of alternates to said county convention as follows, viz: First ward, 12 Second ward, 18 Third ward, city- West precinct.

12 Third ward, city -East Fourth ward, city. 16 Fifth ward, city-North precinct. 14 Fifth ward, city -South Harmony 10 Deer Lancaster. Eden. Mt.

Huron. Brush Creek. Parnell. Muscotah Locust Grove. Arrington.

Park Place Rose Valley. Johnson. Oak Prairie View. armington. 10 Cummings.

South Horton .200 The committee recommends that primaries for the election of such delegates and alternates be held in the city of Atchison, at 8 o'clock p. mn. and at all precincts in the county at 2 o'clock p. m. on Friday, August 26, 1892.

The chairmen and secretarles of the various primary conventions are requested to forward to chairman of the county committee lists of the delegates and alternates as early as possible. By order of the Republican county committee. W. D. GILBERT, Chairman Committee.

FRANK G. CROWELL. Secretary. CALL FOR REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES. The Republican primary of the West precinct of the Third ward will be held at Phillip's hall Friday evening, August 26.

at 7:30 p. m. to elect 12 delegates and 12 alternates to the Republican convention Apollo hall, August 30, 1892. OR. SE.

CLANK, Chairman Ward Com. The Republican primary the First ward will be held at the Windsor hotel on Friday evening, August 26, at 7:80 p. m. to elect twelve delegates and twelve alternates to the Republican county convention on August 30, at Atchison, Kan. H.

T. SMITH. 1. Committeemen. 0.

E. The Republican voters of Harmony garden precinct, Shannon township are requested to meet at Harmony garden, Friday, August 26th at 2 o'clock p. m. tor the purpose 'of electing ten delegates and alternates to the county convention to be held August 80th. DAN.

MORTON, Chairman. The Republican primaries of the Fourth ward will be held at David Baker's store on Friday evening, August 26th at 7:80 o'clock for the purPORe of electing sixteen delegates and sixteen alternates to the Republican county convention to be held in Atchison August 80th. R. R. HERD, SCOTT MESSIMER, PHILLIP PORTER, Committee.

WEATHER BULLETIN. WASHINGTON, D. Aug. Missouri: Fair; preceded by showers in south western portion; warmer; variable winds. For Kansas: Fair; preceded by showers tonight in east portion; warmer in east portion; east winds.

Beer at Allen's drug store. D. E. Miller wants an all round cook. Apply at once.

Call up telephone 111 and leave your order for Doniphan ice. Try the Cubaula, clear Havana 5 cent cigar, sold by S. F. Stoll. Considerable foreign capital is ready to invest in Atchison's new milling industries.

Joe Stranahan "treated" more than 8 hundred men yesterday on his birthday racket. The World's fair will be a great card, but Theo. Intfen has the bargains in furniture. R. B.

Drury has a lot 40x150 feet on Commercial street, between Eighth and Ninth, for $6,500. The Santa Fe is the only route to Chicago for $5. Now is your chance to see the World's fair at reduced rates. Call up telephone No. 11.

The brick front to H. Sahler's grocery store is caving in. It is supposed to be caused by the giving away of the foundation. The building belongs to Manglesdorf. As a general liniment for sprains and bruises or for rheumatism, lame back, or deep seated or muscular pains, Chamberlain's Pain Balm is unrivalled.

For sale by all druggists. THE ATCHISON DAILY CHAMPION, SUNDAY, AUGUST 21, 1892 Farmers get beer cheap at Allen's. In the police court yesterday morning Ida Brown was fined $5 for being drunk and Geo. Jones $10 and Bessie Reed $5 for disturbing the peace. These three parties were arrested for a disturbance the evening before at Johnson Jones was fined $15 for petty larceny.

In the afternoon Geo. Miller and J. Green-1 lee were fined $1 each for obstructing the sidewalk. This last case was one growing out of the organ now at the po. lice headquarters.

The organ still remains at the station, apparently master of the situation and without an owner. Capt. J. R. Gilkison, who for six years WAS captain of the Atchison ferry boat C.

Pomeroy" died at Kansas City, Friday. When the 8. C. Pomeroy was taken to Kansas City he remained with it until the accident which sunk it. Since then he has been captain on several boats.

He was about 49 years old and leaves a widow and two daughters, both of the latter being married. Mr. John Carpenter of Goodland, gays: "I tried Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, for diarrhe and severe cramps and pains in the stomach and bowels with the best regults. In the worst cases I never had to give more than the third dose to effect a cure. In most cases one dose will do.

Besides its other good qualities it is pleasant to take." 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by all druggists. The following cases were fled in the office of the district clerk yesterday: Imogene Sanford vs. P. C. Sanford, suit for divorce on ground of abandonment; Margaret Bush vs.

August Bush, 8 suit for divorce on the grounds of drunkenness and extreme cruelty; Paul Van Rossum va. Peter Van Rossum, a suit for the recovery of $707. Philip Porter, Atchison's colored orator, was a delegate the Whiting senatorial convention. At that convention he made a speech that not only brought down the house, but especially pleased "Potta wattomie" Jones of Holton. As result of that speech Philip has received an invitation to address the Republican club of Holton.

Quiet negotiations were going on in the city yesterday relative to the establishment of a hundred thousand dollar flouring plant and reports that reach THE CHAMPION are so encouraging it is almost ready to believe that it will be but a short time before the black banners from the mill's big smoke stack will be waving over Atchison. The following delegates to the People's party convention next Tuesday were elected yesterday afternoon from Shannon township: James Dooley, W. G. McDuff, S. L.

Murphy, J. W. Keats, Chas. Christian, Joe Reed, P. S.

Ennis, John J. Braniff and Elias Graves. The delegates are for L. C. Sceva district judge and C.

J. Conlon for county attorney. 'The Haskell Printing company have just printed a sixyt-four page catalogue for the Atchison Business college. The designs for the illustrations were drawn by the students and professors and are a marvel in beauty of execution and finish. The printing and press work is the finest of any piece of work turned out along the river.

J. W. McKelvey has moved the Atchison cornice works to 301 Commercial street, where he is better than ever prepared to do cornice work, tin roofing, guttering, etc. Mr. McKelvey makes a specialty of cornice work, and turns out work for the finest buildings in the country.

They had work in Washington chapter last evening and afterwards adjourned to Poehler's for refreshments where all present spent a half hour in jolly fellowship. There were only twelve present this time and THE CHAMPION was called upon to swell the number to fourteen. Of course, during this extremely hot spell the Poehlers have had extraordinary demands made upon them, but they have been able to meet all demands. All orders for parties and picnics are promptly met. Poehler's are ready for you, at any and all times.

Julius Faulkner, white, and Will Porter, colored, of North Atchison, had a quarrel yesterday noon at the corner of Eleventh and Mound streets over a cigarette, which resulted in the former being stabbed in the left side with a pen knife by the latter. Kansas City and return at one fare for the round trip via the Missouri Pacific railway. Tickets on sale August 20 to 25, good for return until August 81, 1892, on account of the supreme lodge and biennial encampment of Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias. A crowd of Italians were in the city yesterday making music on the street corners and telling fortunes for the nickles there was in it. They had 8 hand organ that played some of the finest pieces in the land.

Miller's restaurant is for sale, and will be sold by September 1. Reason for sale is that Mr. Miller on that date takes pos. session of the Byram hotel. S.

F. Stoll, the druggist, sells all kinds of homeopathic medicines. Drink beer at Allen's, the druggist. A complete stock of homeopathic dies at S. F.

Stoll's drug store. A good quarter section three miles south of Hawthorne, in this county, for $2,500. R. B. Drury.

The real estate men of the city say that the inquiry for real estate is increasing in a satisfactory manner. You can tell when a summer widower's wife returns home -the grass and weeds are mowed down and the premises fixed up. Leroy Reynolds was arrested last night for drunk and vagrancy. Tom Lanier was also locked up fer being drunk and resisting an officer. The Atchison base ball club will play the celebrated New York female base ballists at the new fair grounds, on South Tenth street, Thursday afternoon.

A son of Stilson, the milk man, fell through the front window of Earhart's store yesterday while trying to ride velocipede and cut his hand and arm. Geo. W. Simonds drug store, at the corner of Fourth and Commercial streets, will be open all day today. Special attention given to compounding prescriptions.

Dr. Francis Marion Loper of Atchison received a letter today from Dr. Francis Marion Loper of Monticello, Ark. It sppears that the two Drs. Francis Marions are cousins.

The body of Jimmie Kelley arrived from New York city yesterday forenoon. The funeral will take place from the family residence at 2 p. today to St. Benedict's church. The case of the state vs.

Wm. Kennedy, in Justice Talbott's court, on a charge of stealing money, was dismissed yesterday on application of Fannie Ganter, the complaining witness. There WAS a heavy rain fell over the entire Central Branch territory from the western terminus of the road to Waterville yesterday. East of that point good showers fell reaching this county. A special train will leave Kansas City for Atchison at 11 August 23, which will enable everybody to see the parade of the Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias and the fireworks in the evening.

Will Kennedy, charged with assaulting Clem, appeared before Justice Shifflet yesterday and had his case continued until September 5. He gave the necessary bond for his appearance for trial on that date. Supt. Klopfenstein has received notice of the apportionment of the second semiannual division of the state school fund for 1892. Atchison county receives as its share $4,586.92.

Of this the city receives $2,314.52. Nannie Mabel, colored, eight-year-old daughter of Willis Tenniston, of South Atchison, died last evening of fever. She has been sick since the Fourth of July. Funeral today at 3 p. m.

at the Ebenezer church. C. E. Styles for tickets to Superior, and return at one fare, on accomnt of the interstate reunion, G. A.

R. Tickets on sale August 21 to 26, inclusive, limited for return until August 29th. Call at the Missouri Pacific office, south of union depot. Only one fare to Leavenworth and return August 23 to 26, inclusive, via the Missouri Pacific railway, on account of the race meeting. Tickets limited to the 27th for return.

Call on C. E. Styles, south of union depot, for tickets. Kansas City and return only $1.40 via the Missouri Pacific. Trains leave at 6:45 and 8:15 a.

m. and 3:15 and 6 p.m. A special train will leave Kansas City at 11 o'clock Tuesday evening after the fireworks. Call on C. E.

Styles, south of union depot, for tickets and information. The letter from T. B. Gerow is the kind of reading well calculated to please the old veterans who wore the blue uniform of patriotic duty from '61 to '65. Mr.

Gerow made several speeches at the reunion 88 we learn from the Wichita papers, and they were full of fire and vigor as his speeches always are. During the epidemic of flux in this county last summer I had hard work to keep a supply of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Remedy on hand. People often came ten or twelve miles in the night to get a bottle of the remedy. I have been selling patent medicines for the past ten years and find that it has given better satisfaction in cases of diarrhea and flux than any other medicine I have ever handled. -J.

H. Benham, druggist, Golconda, Pope county, Ill. Over hundred bottles Remedy were sold in that county during the epidemic referred to. It was a perfect success and was the only remedy that did cure the worst cases. Dozens of persons there will certify that it saved their lives.

In four other epidemics of bowel complaint this remedy has been equally suecessful. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by all druggists. Ladies take beer at Allen's, 511 Commercial street. J. T.

Allensworth elsewhere announces his candidacy for county attorney. Mr. Allensworth has been a resident of Atchison for twelve years and this is his first appearance in politics. He has no factions in his own party and a great many friends outside of it. As to his ability there can be no question.

In the Ogden murder case trial in this county 8 few years ago Hon. Thomas I P. Fenlon of Leavenworth, one of the leading criminal lawyers of the west, was associated with Mr. Allensworth for the defense. Concerning Mr.

Allensworth in his argument to the jury in that case Mr. Fenlon said "it would have done credit to an attorney of national reputation." Charley Styles has arranged for 8 special train on the Central Branch for the accommodation of the Knights of Pythias attending the encampment at Kansas City next week. The train will consist of a baggage car, one day coach, two chair cars and a Pullman. It will leave Stockton at 6 o'clock Monday evening and pass through Atchison at 5 a. m.

Tuesday. Mr. Styles will accompany the train. S. G.

Moore of Prosser, came in last evening on the Central Branch going to the Missouri Pacific hospital at Kansas City. Mr. Moore had the misfortune to get his right foot caught in a guide rail while doing some switching at Hastings, the day before and a car wheel crushed the flesby portion of his foot pretty bad. Frank Bonheim's drug store at the corner of Third and Commercial streets is becoming quite a popular place for ladies. The neatness and attractiveness of the store, the elegant summer drinks, phonograph and pleasant location all combined with Mr.

Bonheim's courtesy to all makes it a pleasant place to The Atchison Business College has received two applications during the past week for young men who can write shorthand and keep books, to take positions at excellent salaries. Itis stated as a fact that the demand for young men possessing these qualifications is greatly in excess of the supply. Only $5.15 to St. Louis via the Missouri Pacific railway. Tickets on sale August 20 to September 15, inclusive.

Tickets will be sold to all points east at a proportionate reduction. For further informa. tion call on or address Chas. E. Styles, passenger ticket agent, south of union depot.

If you want your meat fresh and cut to suit you call at Durst Lane's new meat shop number 1, north 5th street. There is an unusual number of traveling men in the city to spend Sunday. The Cubauola, high grade 5 cent cigar, leads them all. Sold only by S. F.

Stoll. Gentlemen use beer at Allen's drug store, Figs do not grow on Thistles. Nor do clothes grow On Men's Backs But the perfect fit in clothing produced by the skillful hands of De Winter might the impression that they grew upon the wearer. Ladies fitted with the same skill as gentlemen. GREAT CASAR Of ancient tires made the most of his opportunities.

Modern seizers catch at the chance to buy their eatables at HAM JACKSON'S They have everything in the grocery line. All kinds of FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES No one in Northwest Atchison need come down town. They can give you the finest in the market for just as little money as any store in the city. Their stock is large and assortment fine. and Wholesalers.

Leading Manufacturers and Jobbers of Atchison. Shipping Facilities Unsurpassed by any Western City. Freight Rates as Low as from any Mo. River Point. M'PIKE FOX, Pure Wines WHOLESALE and Liquors.

DRUGGISTS, Headquarters for Surgical Instruments and Show Cases. ATCHISON, Ks. Blish, Mize Silliman HARDWARE COMPANY. Tinware, Nails, WHOLESALE Ntamped Ware, HARDWARE Ammunition, Rte and Cutlery, Washers, Empire Wringers, Buffalo Scales and Miami Agents Powder, for Western ATCHISON UPHOLSTERY and Mattresses. MANUFACTURERS OF UPHOLSTERY Upholstering and MATTRESS Best of references bags permission.

Repairing a specialty. Commercial ATCHISON, Ks. Haskell Printing Haskell, Established Lithographing SHOW Wattles, President: 1879. PRINTING Treasurer. W.

Engraving. L. A Incorporated Haskell, Printing. SPECIALTY. 1886.

Stereotyping. W. Secretary; Binding, H. and Blank Book Commercial and Paper Box Manufacturers. 314-316 Street.

Atchison, Kansas. JOHN SEATON, Owner and Manager of The Best Equipped Foundry In the West for the prompt and satisfactory filling orders for ARCHITECTURAL Iron Work and RAILROAD CASTINGS, ATCHISON, KANSAS, Begs leave to call the attention of Contractors, Architects and Railroad Men to his well established and complete Foundries for the manufacturing of Columns, Girders, Iron Stairs, Forgings, Tanks, Iron Shutters, etc. Railroad castings of all kinds made in large quantities quicker than othere can in small quantities. Present daily output of castings of all kinds 38 tons; daily capacity 50 tons. Employ 170 men.

My personal experience of 33 years as foundry proprietor enables me to guarantee any contract that I undertake. Corresponde: solicited. B. P. WAGGENER, SAMUEL C.

KING, President. Vice President. 10. S. HETHERINGTON, Cashier.

EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK, Established 1859.) CAPITAL, $100,000, SURPLUS, 20,000. B. P. WAGGENER, S. O.

KING, 0. S. HETHERINGTON, J. P. BROWN JOHN O.

TOMLINSON, JOHN SEATON A. J. HARWI. ATCHISON SAVINGS BANK. CAPITAL, $100,000.

Commenced business 1869. does a general banking business. Sells drafts on Europe. LLIAM OSBORN, R. A PARK, President.

President and Cashier. R. A' PARK, Asst. Cashier. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ATCHISON, KANSAS.

ORGANIZED OCTOBER, 1866 SURPLUS, $100.000. D. NEWCOMB, FRAZIER, H. M. KNEY, President.

Vice President. Cashier. ah THE MONTEZUMA, This magnificent Wayside Inn de located, in LAS VEGAS SPRINS, NEW MEXICO, the Rocky Mountains, 7000 feet above sea-level, on the Santa Fe Route. CLARK FROST, Mgr. A MODERN HOTEL, CONSTANT SUNSHINE, YOU SHOULD VISIT Low OPEN ALL WEEELY THE YEAR RATES, ROUND, HUNTING MEDICINAL AND HOT FISHING, SPRINGS, The Land of Sunshine.

DRY, COOL AIR, HEALTH AND PLEASURE. Since taking charge of the Monteuma Hotel Mr. Clark D. the new manager, has everything in nice shape for the Frost, summer season and you can secure reasonable rates, cool nights, a low temperatare at noon and no mosquitoes. Excursion Tickets on sale EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR.

Write to G. T. General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe NICHOLSON, Topeka, Kansas, for a copy of a beautifully brochure, entitled R. "THE LAND OF SUNSHINE." rates, time, call on or address JAMES For further information regarding WATSON, C. P.

T. A. Tel. No. 11.

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