The Atchison Daily Champion from Atchison, Kansas • Page 5

T1IF ATrnivov J) AIL- (Il'MHOX TUESDAY PLY 10. 18t. Hood's Is Positively the Only Show that will Exhibit in Atcfiison this Year. THE GIfK.VTEST SHOW ON KAUTII -HOUSES ATTACHED. Fort7 Head Baloains to J.

Greenawalt SELLS BROTHERS' EKTC5IIMOTJS- THE NATURALIST. Indies there are spiders so large that they feed vn small birds. Xk.itufi: chemists naturalists have yet been able to solve the question by a lobster turns red when boiled. P.Y exposing the chrysalis of Vanessa ntalanta to low temperature, it showed great increase in the area of the scarlet lui nds ou the wings, and grout increase in the area of the white and bluish Till-: silk of the great, spider of Madagascar i.s line, strong and elastic. It is used by the natives to fastun flowers to sunshades.

A single female spider has been known to spin two miles of it in twenty-seven da vs. Mn. Mti has recently studied the relations between many mites and certain ants in whoso nests they are boarders. A strange case is that of a species of lldelia, which lives habitually inn spider's wel in harmonious relations with the otherwise- ferocious host. UNITED R.

R. SHOWS. Augmented by all that is Great, C.ranJ aud Gorgeoue A CYCLONE OF SUCCESS The Pig Half-Dollar Show has Lowered its Price within Roach of All. lOC CENTS AMI ITS TO COMBINED SHOW'S rn ClliUUH, MENAOEK1E HIPPODROME Ol A Remarkable Record Breaker. 1 hotisanda Turned Away at Every Performance.

COLOSSAL 3-RING CIRCUS, Royal Roman Hippodrome Hnnrts, Huge Elevated H-nces, TO-Cage Mena-clr. (i.adiatorial Combat, African Aquarium, Australian Aviary, Arabian Caravan, Spectacular Pai-eants and Traus-Pacitla Wild Beast Exhibit. Atchison, Thursday, July 12 li 1 Mow in Cbarue o( Sheriff Larkln-The BtepTalcenln 1-avor o( the SlrKt Na-tioDol Bnnlt ct OreenUaf-A. Nelgbbor-hood Row Ends Id a Sorioua Klgbt. J.

C. Greennwnlt, who operntes an ex tensive st cK farm a few miles west of this city, 18 in trouble financially. Saturday afternoon Sheriff Lirkin levied on about forty hend of fiorEes to Mr. Greenawr.lt to mtis'y a c'aim of 1,430 held by the First National bank uf Greenleaf. stock 13 now in charge of the sheriff.

John Malera made an upon Chris Lei! in Nona A'chison Saturday afternoon, which came near proving eeri-' oua. Both men reside in the northern part of the city md for several days past Leib has lieen employed on a farm near Shannon. While he was absent from home his wife and Malen became engaged in gome dcrt ot a controversy, during which the woman was called vile names. WhtD Leib came home Saturday afternoon his wile informed him of the occurrence. He remonstrated with hi3 neighbor for having abused his wife, which finally lead to a quarrel.

Malena seized a pitch fork with which he struck Leib on the head, cutting several deep gashes therein. A state warrant was sworn out for the arrest of Malena, and he was takeu In by Constable Starr. This is the out- growtu 01 anmuer THE CllY ClttCllT. Ths Small News of The Town Jotted Dow in a Briel Way. Go into Poehler'a for ice cream.

Teeth $5.00 per set, see Dr. Collins. Et Seyliold's bread. It is the best. Fire and accident insurance, H.

F. Beitz Fino chalhcs at Lake's each Bture for 2 cents a yard. Toilet articles of all kinds at M. Bar-bach Co'a new store, Fourth and Commercial streets. The City barber shop is the place to get shaved.

Four first class barbsrs, so you do not have to wait. A really good cigar in flavor, ash burning and finish need not co3t 5 cents. The Blace mil meets ail tue aoove requirements. Five for a dime, or $1.50 per 100, Webber's, 620 Commercial street. A horse kicked H.

Shafer, of the Freemyer House, Middleburg, N. on the kuee, which laid him up in bed and caused the knee joint to become stiff. A friend recommended him to UB6 Chamberlani'n Pain Balm, which he did, and in two days was able to be around. JtrShafer has recommended it to many 'fltliers and says it is excellent for any kind of bruise or sprain. This same remedy is also famouB fir its cures of rheumatism.

For silo by druggists. Tho Tuceon Water company case, which has been hanging fire in the dif ferent courts in Tu.son, Ariz, and in this state and passed to the supreme court of at last been settled. What the lawyers in court could not satisfactorily settle has been settled, as it were, by a referee. It seems that most of the controversy of late has been over attorney fees and coBta. B.

P. Waggener and Judge Jackson were chosen to adjust these difficulties, and good Samaritans like fixed the matti-r up amicably. This case has caused much wrangling and now that it 1b settled the courts will reBt from their labors and the clients and lawyers will feel better and the general public will Bay amen. Exit Tucson water works case I At Lake's cash store 20 cent fine domestics go at 10 cents. Fifty pieces 15 cents fine domestics go at 8 cents a yard.

Delicious ice cream soda ojly five cents a at Frank Uonheim'a drug store, Third and Cemmercial streets. Mtn'd f4 00 Goodyear calf shoes at Lake's Lush Btoro for 2 50. Arcadian water in bulk and on draught at Knffcr Bluing's. heliet in Six Boura. Distressing kidDey end bladder dls-eaEes reli'-vtd in six hours by the "New John Beemer, an old resident of Atchison, died in Topeka Saturday morning.

Mr. Beemer at i ne time was expensively engaged in the boot and shoe business here. For many yeats his identity was lost to old neighbors of A'chison, Several years ago he left Atchison to engage in business in other parts. A fe years since he returned to Atchison tempo rarily at least, broken in health and suffering the intense agonies, incident to in fUmmatory rheumatism. The last few years of his life he has spent lu seeking relief for his terrible malady.

His wife has long since preceded him to that "bourn from whence no traveler returns." Her remains lie in Mt. Vernon cemetery. The remains of Mr. Beemer arrived here from Topeka last night at 7 o'clock on the Santa Fe train. The funeral will take place from Harouff's today at 10 o'clock a.

m. Mr. Beemer was in Germany and immigrated to America in 1818, While living in Atchison he held many offices of trust. Many of hi6 old acquaintances in Atchison will follow him to his flual rest with heavy hearts and tearful eyeB. Tom Lanier, who has been loBt sight of in this city foi some time, bobbed up serenely at the police station Saturday afternoon in charge of an It appears that Tom and a young man named Walter Schmitt think a whole lot of a certain young lady, They attended, a dance given at the residence of a man nsined Parsons in South Atchison Wednesday evening and the lady in question was also there.

Schmitt monopolized the society of the girl very much to Lanier's discomfort. Tom called the foxey Walter outside and proceeded to black both his eyes and otherwise decorate his face. He then made him leave the hall and promise not to attend another at which the young lady would be present. Schmitt was quite badly bruised but not seriously injured. Saturday he caused a warrant to be isBued for Lanier's arrest with the result above stated.

Tom was locked in the same ceil with "Deafy" Leonardi, who was out on a bender Saturday. The p- evailing strikes throughout the country are causing considerable delay to the completion of the Effingham high school building. Fifteen additional bricklayers were hired in St. Louis sev eral days ago and were to have been at Efilngham tomorrow morning to go to work on the building. Several car loads of material which was ordered some time ago to complete the work has been side tracked at Borne point and the con tractor has been unable to locate it.

It is tot known when this material will reach here and as a consequence tho bricklayers were telegraphed Saturday to remain where they were. Work on the building has almost been abandoned. It is s'l id that there was considerable unnecessary delay on the pari of the contractor in starting the work, and this new delay will probably result in the building not being ready for occupancy October 1. The firm of Winzenreid Messick, who failed ft few days since, say that they have Just concluded the invoice of the stock through George Hooper and II. Chamberlain, who wero chosen by the creditors, and that their inventory of the stock, exclusive of the fixtures, amounts to $2,308.

The mortgage filed originally in favor of Lewis W. Voigt was $2,800. After which the Symns Grocer company commenced a suit by attachment and took possession of the stock prior to the mortgagee. This involves a question of law as to who will ultimately hold the 6tock. The Voigt and Symns claims are the only ones which have been filed up to date.

It is doubtful if the stock will pay more than 50 cents on the dollar of the present known indebtedness. I have two little grand children who are teething this hot Bummer weather and ure troubled with bowel comp'aint. I give them Chamberlain's Colic, Choi-era and and it acts like a charm. I earnestly recommend it for children with bowel troubles. I was myself taken a severe atlack of bloody flux, with cramps and puins in my stomach, only third oi a b.ittle of this remedy cured me.

Within twer'y four hours I r-as out of Led and doing my housework Mrs. W. L. Duan, Bonaqua, Ilicknir.u County, Term. For sale by druggists.

Sheriff Lai kin yesterday received a letter from United Stutes Neeley, who is guarding railroad property at Argentine, askicg him to look out for the Santa Fe'a interests here. Mr. Larkin'a commission as deputy uiarshal also arrived. The little oneB suffer with bites, but they can be instantly relieved by applying Lightning Cklggrr Killer. It not only kills tlie chigger, cut heals the wound.

Trice twenty five cents. For sale by all druggists. Lake's Cash store is selling half wool for 9 cents a yard. Presontint; Every Act and all New Features as ileproFented, Embracing all of tho Celebrities of the Aremc Worhl. 300 El TCXS-T XV.2: QOO.

In Three Heparate Rinis and Two Elevated Stages. It has ell tho Croat Equestriennes, Equestrians, 30 Horsu Riders, Fduojied Korsrs, Trained fonics, Performlrg tlephants, Trained foals and Sea Lion Trainol Hippopotami, Trained Srokc9, Heoster Orchestra, Comicul Clown lolly Joser, Cladiators, Jtckey9, ChariotcDrs.JBicycl'tts, Leapcrs, Danoois, in f.tc. all Ihi Champion Performers of America and Europe Uroupcd in on Un-prcofdentod Soils IJrolV.crs' Ills Show oriho World Is thd (jeiierniiH MiiHit nf tlie Hlluiitlon. ITeiiti'sslvi1, Periictniil. l'liiiniiliir, Peerless 'rlnrl I'm Kliiliient.

Wliltli-rll! h(U-UI lli.li't MIkh It I lis l.lku In Nut nu Hill'lh l.lorleii. Slivet I uiaile at 111 a. in. en Hiniay ol the Kililliltliin. Two iiurlnriiiunci'8 bully, at 2 ini4 OR PTC ADMII'rt TO CO.MIHNIOI) HIIOWS flC Tr ZJ I Oi CIRCUS, MENAGERIE II I PI'ODItO dQ I Heating capscity 12.0(10.

Everybody provided with a seat. Ilranch Ticket dice S. F. Ci.r. Fitth and Commercial Streets.

Wonderful At harvesting time I took a sevre coM hlch settled In my limbs, and in a short time developed into In flnnnuntory- Ithru maiiim ATter spend' iiifi a good sum of money for different rem. dies and suffering all winter, I became so crippled that I had to walk with the aid ot crutches. By the kind advice of a friend I va prevailed upon to huj six bottles of Hood'i Sarsaparilla. I took tin medicine and It has ful- Alr. A.

v. Cooler, ly restored me to health Clifford, N. D. and I think it Bared my I.tf. I will cheerfully answer all who maj wish to correspond about my affliction or statement." A.

AV. Cooi.f.v, Clifford, North Dakota ood's Sarsa- kBy, parilla Be Sure tpGctiyg Hoods Wrvca; Hood's Pills euro nausea, and biliousness 1IEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Furnished bv S. H. Kimball, Abstractor, 4Ub Commerclul HLreot.

for the Weolt Endlnu July 7, 1804. Jamis Hi'iuliT to Hen lot 2 blk a. l.utlif lin Hiuri'h HiMITlnn 101100 M-'lls i stnimiM to Maille Windier l-tl 5. bin 4 in) Milii.If Null toKmll Wult tots 6-6, blk 4. 1 ftreer'n mutation o.io DellalH YimkitIoM Krhutoh.

Mouru- vl-i. lots 1 1-1 J. blk 37. Mi.nrovU 75 Oil DellHla Yea er lo Hmrrli Monrovia liiti 1 Id. blk 117.

Monimln 25 IKI A Oilvllle lo rank VV Coivllle utnl Is in iiiTfn iiw -H, and at'rt'H in ne i.i ii. r.i i Joseph IMiiobiieto Annl DniKiln'e, bw i-i 13. ne 15, 14 mv 14 1.. d. 1:1 initio (HI (ieo A 1 to Bunk ot Kllin.

1mm 3(1 ft lnt 6-3. blk 24. Kllbwlwini 4611 Hi nry llmkttt to Unit) bleat let 1, blk A (Hi A Kin-won to Murthii Nelson V3 aw 1)11 Kelsey to A Kelaey lots 18 14 a. 1 a 1 ()' Annie Morrison Win Wells lu res In. 10 1.1 1 1 1 1 ne 1 ft, 1 1 0J Miirr 10M1117 Ij Trent luilt lot fi.

blk 1 Kllzab'tli 1'ielfz i.er ailin'r, to Cart TrelTz lot (i. Ink XL DA I 0 0 1 He nil 'o Win Ve' liln lot II, Mi-L'luin aidlltl in -o Mu-eutnh 1 (Kl Will M'iiiin to .1 11, Ids 18-14, McDIuln's iKlilllInn to 815 (10 EitHbe-h .1 Kuril to lbiwaril eWtt "3 It lots 5-ij. Ink 21, Kllintj- 1mm 4MI on Frank (lemheilliiK to Kelson 11 lot 1, blk 2i, Hii.iKbani l.lilll) 00 Total MO 00 a. H. KIMTJAI.L, Abstractor, 45 coimuerctal Street Hava ou Tried Beug'e Gorman Salve For Piles? It not, why not? Can you afford to HiffVr longer for tbe sake of 25c.

Tbis ie tbi price of the greatest on the mmket. SoM by M. Sarbach corner Fourth and Commprcial ttrcers. Kot Tlr.it Way. Picky You have tnriu-il my liipsy-i ui-vcy, Miss Col, Ira 1.

(Tonilrrly) an you lvml what in in my liii'id? I am afraid not, Mr. Diir.unU's. I ih'yit cnulil read tipsiilo down. I i a 1 laa r. Ili'iii at lioiiif.

Mrs. Sufi'ratri' lis woman's hifriicst mission to corrt'ct the cryinir ovils of time. Mr. Sult'raire (mildly) Tiicn wouldn't you lit'ttLT sjiank t'nisc twins and put tlicuu to liod bi fore tbcv yi-U tlio roof Life. Take Time by the Forelock, Check grdwin infirmity and mitigate the Ills of growing age with Stomach Hitters, which relieves these evils.

Rheu-natism, lumbago, chills and fever, dyspepsia, loss of ur potite, are all remedied by this helper of the aged, weak and convalescent. Prove the truth of this assertion, which is established by evidence. A Ring and a "Weren't you at the, front door last nilit wiien Mr. Smith inquired the mother of tho daughter, referring-to the man who bail been coming seven nights a week for a year. mamma," chirruped the daughter.

"I thought lie didn't rijig." "That's ail yon know about it, and the delighted damsel extended a with a -brand new solitaire glittering- ou it. Detroit Free Press. PlieHCan be Cured, The grenVst pile remedy ever dif-cov ered I German falve, It relieves at r.EC, ur tfFeets a peruinnent cure in an incredible phort of time. Albo excellent Tor Cuts, Bums and Bruiaes. Every box warranted by M.

rhieh ii druggists, corner Fourth f.nd Commercial ptreete. .1 llirr -reiH-e ill' lews. 'I'm almost Sipieers." 1 the impecunious man who 1 taken her to an fl ---t heater md- fi whirh be had been for niontb.s, '-I'm almost afraid you to eat sueh a meal as this lit-forc o-oing to bed." ill, novi in'nd," replied Mhs tueer.s, jiieitsantly. "If it su't answer we can easily order me more, you know." Chicago Kcc-d. Heductd rates via Mit-souri railway to Anbury Park, N.

Cleveland, Ohio, and Toronto, Canada. For dates of bale, limits and olber particulars, call on C. E. Styles, south of union depot. The Magic City parts will be bound if left at Tbk Cuami-iom ftlce.

Prices 75 cents, 15 elite and $1 4). Cut out coupon. ChMtircn Cry for Pltchcr'e Castor 19 Hates on All Linos ol' Travel CTOJEHIST SEATOK" HAP AND HAPPENING. lVrchernn hi r-os sell f-u-twelve) dollars a In a I in the far n. iri hwost.

Tlirur. are fifteen ox-governorsnovc oceupying seats in tile Males senate, and tiiree in the house. A tiiiuii set of b'ethisnow coming through the gums of Wesley Free, of Pawling, l'a. lie is forty years old. Mom: than four-fifths the murders in the I'liiled Slates last, year were by men who had no regular occupation.

Tilt: Kansas university isescavating a tunnel under its various buildings through which all of them will be heated. lu-ookville, I I sixteen years old, six feet five inches high, and grow ing at. the rate of an inch in six eeks. boring au artesian well in Louisiana st ruck a maple log in a sound slat of preservation live hundred and forty feet, below tho Mirace. Nn ('lumen fur A ll.H.

"I don't think tint telegraph or tho telephone will ever be as popular as letter-writing," said Mrs. Spriggms. "You can't very well put a to a telegraph or to a tolcphor-i one cither, for that matter." 1 larpcr'n Bu.ar. Always on "Fitzgoolicr's wife leads him a terri-lile life; she's constantly quarreling with him." "Indeed, why I didn't think she ever lost her temp, "She don't; it is always with her." Atlanta Constitution. In Amioiincpil.

Mr. iSpooner- I.ct me call you Ethel. I have known von long enough to drop the "Miss." Ethel isht ly) Yes, that is what mamma say- that I have been called Miss too long'. Answers. l'lipil Was llalil.

Little Ethel Mamma, what dtxs it rain for? Mrs. Dellomely To make tho trees grass id everything grow pretty. I.iltle Ei 1 -Then hy doesn't it rain on Eife. WbGn Travtllntr. Whether on pl'-nsure bent, or take on every trip a bottb of Syrup of as it ucis most pleasantly and effectually on the kidneys, liver and bowels, preventing fevers, headaches and ether forme of sickness.

For pule in DOo. and $1 bottle by all leading druggints. Man ufactureil by the California Fig Hjrup Co. only. Woodbury rescves Moles, Warts, Pimples, Freckles, Wrinkles, Superfluous Hair, all Facial lilemishes, and Skin Diseases.

Regular Physicians. Call or write. Consultation free. 125 West 42tl Street, N. Y.

Somi 10 for IIKlo "Honut" book, irvi puk-h 'ii mikI n( ihcti tir, pre lion (if Lli'- 'nnipli'iitiii, rt iiitiviil all rtkpi Mi'iiiisiH'H, lo Dip rcKiilt of it iar' prji'tK-nl fX 1 it nce trci.tlon Hit- H.iu. Mf.il' Kfiilfd, to any ai lrc--M, vj ItL hum pie of 'a No. VW AN OUIiINANCK AniPiidliiK p'1 Don 1 ff ordlna No. crp-fliiitf ii Ht-rtt-r dlslrict to lie lfs natd a swi-r lUritili-t 1 lie city uf At hi-on, KansiM, mid tit lining fiiid d'-iijrlU llltj Hie ll'HI'l'trtnt'M tlMMttur, He it rdaliifd by th hiiiI ('uunrlljucn of tilts City AteliUuli Srj'i'KiN I. Tliut 1 of cid'rnrcf; No.

H'Jh ndr-d mi tu rcid an fol ow-; f-Fi-i ion 1. That all that Irrntury I aft-T des tI cd k)i ill ht kiiun and rl t. lor ht-w mi p'jc-us lHtr f. Hiiirb t-r Tji 1h i'i Iii'd uh lnllii'AV H'-t'llinn itt til P.itiiccll.i,i ol tljH ceoler It, -i ol M1U1 and Sib'a ff tin m-H -a-t nlmta tli (." fi't ol 1 B'r-et luti-t c-i tt lli.o i-t ifiti avt-tiue 11 rt'i; Micnii' noitn aloiiytlif il of h.i Fl.tti iivt'iiiiM lo rtii. to Hit nb-r lliic of Ml ley Htft tl'Ciii'M 'I'Jitij ii 1 1 1 II of h'i ct to tbf (vitiiT uf if Kiiu.f' k'oh ihi ont irif 1 itr' to tli; tu: of K-a rr(-y ptit-.

t'iiicf ot aloti lin ci-titcr Mm ot Kc'iracj ht 1 1 I if; (en teror H-v iitli hir--ct; tn-iM' u'h aion tht ciit'T In M'wnth trcf' to tht niter of l.ar-hmif st rt M'ni' t-a-'t mon be tjntt-r linn of Lai'M ml'- B'reo! (ilnt bortti or lh' wvnt iiim of lot I lu OJd II: fn'c Nou'tj ai(-i llhM f)I 1 1:1 Old A'clji-oti, 'i tbH liter of I'itralt'-J tb-li(f vvt'f long ti i-t iit -r ur t1 poll i.orlli ot tbe w-l .1 i lot In block i-J tci ho lb ii; MMith iilobtf wf llihfof loti fj hikU'i In lock Old At-fil-non. to tlif ri.tf line -f Afciiitoo htr lociif -Mt Oil, II- CflllH' illIM f)f At ll Mill Htl' to tiiff rente veritt, r-r-r 1 1 1 (- nmth alon tIHC Iitr li'if of J-f-ventli hr'-' fo th-r-t-fiU of Miiita Ke htm; tb o-aMt ad rn tlif ctfiiter line Of i.lit-i t- m' 11 lo Hum- it'-'1" 'd b'-u I riiilni rtuld lutrltt ton pilM'iiK iiiid In bid Jni i'ltM 1 lo 14 ItVbmlv- In b'ot-A IoTh to 14 lli- cbi-lve In o-k fj'i, lotB 1 t--11 liipiufciv In block nU to li tncl ihivh In block 70, io' 1 to III Mock lOTM It-It I'll llpdve III bl(M'k jl, Ioih 2 ana 14 In bio i lots 1,2 3 4, 5, 10. II. 12 IS and 14 In Mo 'k ffj, and lotH 1 14 irw'iuMtvH In block 42, all In Old Atcti'Kon, In tb' ctv or eli I mio. Bw: 2 That o-i 1 of ordUimifc No.

Hi', and all nanut-H and pariH oriib hixvw in conlilct wl'li th I ordinance arn -ipOv pin fd hKf. 3 1 bin or i Inane hlmli tnk etftici iirid III lorci. iioiii m.u aiter iiB ttpproviti und publicitlon, i'aHd J'dy f). VM. a pproved julj IHA.

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City Clerk. fPublfith-d In The Laii.t BAWum Jul; lu, 1-I -OWNHK AND THE 15EST EQUIPPED F0UA' iK In tho Wosttorthe Prompt and satiufactory fillliu; of OTrlw tex ARGi-IirECTURAL Iron Work and RAILROAIJ C.lnflNO-H. Atchison, B.tmaiaH, Hi'irs Ipuvn to cull the attention of Ointrnctom, Ariliitw.iii mid liiiilrovl to h'i eatnliliHliMi nnd complcttt Komnlrins for m.u,utnt.v.lrlnir of O.iumuH Oir('-err, Iron Btaira, Forging, Iron HluittBrs, etc. Jtmlroiid CHHtinKS of all kinds made in qu (iiir.l.r.- tliuti ollinni en lnm.mll quantiti. l'mnent riiiily output of onMm ul nil liinil HH Iohh- dnq -capiwsity 6(1 toim.

Employ 170 mtm. My pcrxi.mi of v4m foundry propriotor tuialilm me to giiHriintno 01. ntmut Dint i umicrt.iUo Cov solicited. MANAOIClt Olf- No r.il. fi Oltf i A Autlior'biir the in wM clerk to mter Into contnie.tv.1tj llnam rur t-ej tain city work- Fie 11 bi major and rouficllmen of Ibe elljr i I ijl-Kii.

rvaiKtut. Hkiioni. In 1 1. in iy'i and elerk are tnrH byiin'ii i i 'I Mi-t-iM-t. .1 to ent-r Int'i a eiu-trin lwltb illl no t'er con-t luttlt lhn lotlowlni I'liiil'mi K'llcwa'kn.

A I'n idloil wu ko'illi- Mrif h. nilli ttvefniM betweii Mil in itr 1 -i t-uii-i nr Main ntf A 1lori i'k th" i rili Miih uf Main HT'-H b' tv.e hticethl I aecir Ih pi. and lid ih'imbr, wolcJi i'Ofo -It itid bid have been a lep'Mny tio -c tic, el. and art now on Ibe In the itflUvi Ihe c'iV eleik. 2.

This hIihM tnka eff Pt and in force fioiu tu, oiihit.igH, aoproval Ul fVillhilC-l'tOM IMHHI .111 lMjl. li, i'-'J i. 1 1- a M. i. CLOVKS, Myor.

AtleM: T. Uy hi 'J UK A 1 HlWil JAII.T CUAMI'inM, I'Hy lo, I No lfHH. AN Oltl'INANl'E, iieci-ir'DW re oetwfy to build a oertalti 1dewairt It "MaWii by th imynr and eouiicliiiu-n of tio; eh uf AiehUon: Smik.hI. Kiutltlt Uereby rtecliired iiecen-nary to build a regulation hldeua nt-i thf eii-t Hide of Houtn ft Ul Htreet. frwin "li" let lo "V' Htreet; and all 1htitrenteil prnpiertf ownerM nr hereby notilled that they can build tin lr own walk, provld'-d they do ho wtthlnteit dayM from the publication ot tid after whlcti tliiiir Die contf.ict fur tli tioiifltructiuu of in Id walk wilt lie.

let Hko. This ordinance Hhall lake effect ani bft In firce from and after Uh pannage, approval uini puMU-atlon. I'aHred Jiilr 1KI Approvod July 7, lr'Jl. ij. M.J.

CLOY Ed, Maror. AUent: B. Oxitnw, City Clerk, PuhllhbMl lu TuJt ATCUIbOM DA1LT CUAMPIOH Juiy lu, iwi.) SGro.t Ann-iicim Kidney Cure." This ut- rem -dy a meat eurrriaeon t.i exceeding promptness in reli in the bladder, kidneys, back and every piirt of the urinary pat-sage' in ur.lt- or fetn.de. It relieves ra tenti m' vi.vt and pain in passing I ninn-nutt-iy. if you want quick r-aief and rure this is vow remedy.

wniu ry iv. ai en ju ff and re'ai! linu'gib's. Atchison Kansas. 1 no. Km.

AS Olthl.NANCK HfctWm 1 of nrdlnancf- No. pro-vidini li no ir hmr-i avenue li in Hn-ifiin aV(i'iic Lu lllflufi hlieetn, Ue 11 by the mayor at.d cotjiiullinen or llie city of tchlnon: Hk iios 1. That Hcrtloii 1 of No. 1 Ji) I co an to read kh foliown f.i i I Ibe iiirtioe of and prepnra-t'ny tt Hie iv'riL' of N'Uth onitb aveime fro'O t1 ii rth 1 1 if of Co mTi tal hire to Ibe tiou'h ho or htfcot, thai "rilon of hald avenue bj1v et-n the ihmi li line ot an -an aveinii utnl li" i.nrtli Hot of a trillion ntret Im hereby -l rted twenty leet on eaeli km. ot naid aveiniH, mo tliat pat oT tlie between nid i Kin-eld, whUi'i lt If) be pav-d r-hall be turiy et ld( In tb irlear, atid the i-iiib Tor iivcinie Mhall be placer) mo nidi thero twenty ie-! finni ecli Didn of tii" and the ut'lde of ho on each Hide of ibH ven im sbK 1 1) unltuiiu dirtlauce nT tw i lei I fioiu tlio line ot ilia avtiliue bolween tfie bald polnlH o-i tr in th north lire of Atehlnori ntret to l-e ml 'lot of Idvlxlon trejt lb HHld Im lit-rcb) partied tweidy two and f-iic-hiilf feet on e-('ti nlde i tjild rtVMie mt I hat ttt.it piirt of tlif aveium wnl'di In io bo (y.vei tbe Md rtH Khdd t( thlrtf-hvH f'et wide In tht; p'cir and thi cniti for hvenu- nball Ik I diced fill each Md thereof twenty two ami one Ij'i fi ei fioiu heb Hide of Ui KMMie bclwi-fri fit tetld noi'lh Hnn of Atctitui" trfet and tncmiotti line of Idvl-lon Mtreet.

hnd th ont-ld of Iih on ea'di ld of tl avenue beivvti-u the teld p-lreetH Hbad be a uniform Ol stance of two feet fibiu the Jlne of ihu avonuo tetwee(i mhiiI Htreein. Hf.r 2. That Section 1, of OrdlnntiCM No tl, hi ii ill ordlnanrten uixi part of oidlhttiicen In coidUcl I.Biewlth are herby repeated. hKe. H.

TbU ordlance ihali take effi-t. and be In fre from and itfu-r Kit pakntMit, appruwil and jLlbllCtl-tloll I'hned ulT B. 1J a ppioveu July ti, IK I. 1 1,, I J. CLOKa, Mayor.

I B. iivow. City Cleric. PullltBl In Tuk Atcujhom Vlilt CtlAUI'lOM July lu, lfc-Jl YF." TO SAY that the wet.ther now seems favor able, and we have placed our 'iroda Foun'ain" in first-class shape, and are ready to terve SODA WATER as it ought to be served, with sparkling pure water and lyrups made of the bes' fruit Juices; in this way it is delicious AT M. An BACH Sew Drag Store, 4th Bad Com'l.

Are You Troubled With Cons'ipation or Sick Headache? If so, why not try Beggs' Little Giant Pill? It only takes one pill a day; forty pills in a bottle. One bottle will cure you, and only costs 25c. Sold by M. Sarbach druggists, corner Fourth and Commercial streets. Preacher: Little boy, do you know where vnu wiil go if you piny ball on BunrUi? Little Boy: Yet, sir; to de ground.

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