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THE ATCHISON HAIL LllAMl'lOX Till) USD AY AlOUST 1. MODERN BATTLESHIPS. THE CITT CIRCUIT. oil All the Clothes, at once, makes too much of a wash, perhaps. Use Pearline, and it's easy to do a few sit Lots of women do this.

They napkins, towels, handker-i Kenneth Bazemore had the good fortune to teceive a bottle ct Chamberlain's Oolic, Cholera and Dianhorsa Remedy when three members of his family were sick with dysentery. This one small bottle cured them all and he had some left which he gave to Geo, W. Baker, a merchant of the place, Lewiston, N. and it cured him of the same complaint. When troubled with dysentery, diarrhoea, colic or cholera morbus, give this remedy a trial and you will be more than pleased with the result.

The praise that naturally follows its introduction and use has made it very popular. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by druggists. A farmer named Baker living west of IKJMUl), Kitiy da mty aside. them in Pearline and water, a time. aM -OwttKU AND tJ j3 'take the r.

i ClllCISi, are cast Soak boil them a there they No bother, regular left to do. Why isn't everything few minutes, rinse out and are, perfectly clean. no rubbing. When the wash-day comes, there isn't mh this just as well as to keep and wash in one day iA" inn owl Jun'OiU i I Li In tho West tor the Prompt and itotii iivjrurvA.Jj iron Work Atolilson, HepB leavo to call the attention of Oontrnptorn. Anh'writ rt' Hflilirai well pstuhhahea anil complete FounririeB for Die manufacturing of ColumnB, Girder, Iron Stairs, Forging, Iron Hhuttera, etc.

Kuilroul castings of all kinds made in largo quantities quicker than others cot mi mall quantities. Present daily output of castings of all kind 8 tonp; daily capaeity 60 tons. Employ 170 men. My personal experience of 88 y-ars foundry proprietor enables me to guarantee any contract that I undertake Oor reepoudence solicited. T- X.

WATCHES ETC D. P. WAGQENER, President 0. S. HET HER1NQT0N, Cashier.

EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK, (HM.nbliMlieri 1S.H.) CAPITAL SURPLUS, MANAOBH OF- satisfactory filling of ordra tui and RAILROAD CA MTING-S. 8. 0. WOODSON, Vlce-Prfalden W. F.

BROWN, Assistant Cashier, $100,000. 20,000. CHHhfnr. Aftalstunt Cnsiilr A. PARK, Vlin i'rKBlilnnt R.

A. PARK, Jr nautili t. a rtatuiar araiiuaie or two mwiioai cojiegm In CHHONIU, NKltVOUH, HKIN ANC nl.uol; DIHEAhKri fur renn. Curniiltailoo rm and cuii Uiloiillal. Houra, II to 0.

Hundarr 11) to U. NERVOUS bkwmm of IndulKeiin, producing Nrrvounnw. lability, Hint km of HlKlit. twlf JHairust, Ieft-tle Memory, I'linnlwH uri Kho, Avernlun lo Boot ety, I.ohm of Atnhltlon, (lulltiiejin to Mnrry. by iitiimlH, Htuutfid IHVHlo(tiietit, Lout tin hood, 'hIii lo Rack, Lohhcii, cured for llf ltMir ht once, all xlii.unt:r.n dnitnn itoiu1 wmiat Htrmitftlienml and enlKrutid.

Uu Uon Lint No. 1, rre in plain envnioiri. iplato liiK liuin" trnulinwit. CliarKea rwinormbte. BLOOD AND SKIN CSro.

the Body, Nouft, Throat, Hkln and hurm Mlotcuwr KnijitlojiH, KhHumiitlHiii, tron, what i vttr cauM ifOriHiviily and rorevnr driven from the Bystn by Hnfe, Time-Tatted itvuiwllet. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ATCHISON, KANSAS. ona k.Nx.zzzynz ootodbr moo CAPITAL, $100,000 SURPLUS, $100,000. DAViD AULD, D. 0.

NEWCOMB. S. A. FRAZIFR. H.

H. MAftKlMFV I. RHEUMATIC Sciatic, sharp and shooting pains, strains and weakness relieved in one min ute by the Cuticl-ra Anti- I'ain 1 lastf.r. It instantly relieves weak, painful kidneys, back ache, uterine pains and weaknesses, coi ffhs. culds and chest A'J vA pains.

It vitalizes the ner- cures nervous pains and muscular weakness when all others fail. Price, asc five, $1.00. At ail druReists or by nU. POTTEK DSL'G tiO CMB-M. CORP.

BostOOa A 11 as Kcproof. Marj Jane," said the rector, solemnly, "the steak ia cooked to a crisp and the potatoes are raw. You have left undene the, things that oupht to be done and couked too done the thing's that ought not to be done." Indianapolis Journal. One Year Artor. Ero we were Weil a single kiss Was all that love inspired.

But now If 1 neKleft It onoe She says I'm gettliij? tired. N. Y. Herald. Marvelous ReeultB, From a letter written by Rev.

J. Gun-dermaD, of DimOLdale, we are permitted to make this extraot: "1 have do hesitation in recommending Dr. King's New Discovery, aa the results were al-moBt marvelous in the cafe of my wife. While I was pastor of the Baptist church Rives Junction the wm brought down with Poeumouia succeeding La Grippe. Terrible paroxysms of cnuiihiug would laBt hours with little interruption and it seemed as if she could not mrvivn them.

A friend recommended Dr. King's New Discover; it was quick in its work and highly satisfactory In i's results." Trial bottls free at Barton Gratienv's drug Store. RFgular size 50c. aud $1.00. 1 Where She Would Find Tham.

Miss Homuntic I adore artists and musicians and writers. I love to meet people who have done something. Mr. Uondo Why don't you visit Sing Sin sometime? Puck. ltaluff 111m Wrong, Good Man My boy, I saw you come out of that saloon.

I hope you are not 60 depraved as to drink beer. Boy Oh, no, sir; you do me wrong. I went in to buy some cigaroots an' pass a counterfeit dollar on de new bartender. Judye. Is Your Hair Falling Out or Turning UrayV If so, why don't you try BeegB' Hair Renewert It is the only positive Hair Renewer on the matket.

It stimulates the Hair follicles and gives the hair soft, luxuriHH', youthful appearance. Sold by M. Burbach druggists, corner Fourth and Commercial streets. KerleBinHticat Item. Teacher What are the names of the seven days in the Boy Monday, Tuesday.

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday. "That's only six days. You have missed one. When does your mother go to church?" "When pa buys her a new hut." Alex Sweet, in Texas Sii'tinys. A (food ltr-asim Why.

Would-be-contributor (at editor's desk) Here's a joke, Mr. Editor, that I'll guarantee was never in print before. Editor (after reading it) Don't doubt your word in the least, sir. Life. Buckleu's Arnica Salve.

The best Palve in the world for cuts, bru se, sor. ulcers, salt rheum, fev sores, tetter, chapped bands, chilblains, corny, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per bcx. For sale by Barton Gratigny.

Will SmiVe. One Answer Little Dot Isithotter in the countrj' than in the city? Little Dick Course not. Little Dot Then why do mens wear thick clothes and silk hats in the city, and then, when they goto the country, put on thin clothes and straw hats? Good News. Kellel In Blx Hours. Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by the "New Great South American Kidney Cure." This new remedy is a great surprise on account of its exceeding promptness in relieving pain in the bladder, kidneys, back and every part of tne urinary passages in male or female.

It relieves rs teution water and paiu in passing almost immediately. If you want quick relief and cure this is your remedy. Bold by J. W. Allen wholesale and retail druggists, Atchison Kansas.

Round trip tickets will be sold by the Burlington at the one way rate to Hot Springs, Sduth Dakota, every Friday during July and August. Tickets good for fifteen days. D. E. Farnsworth, Ticket Agent, 316 Commercial street.

The little oneB suffer with chigger bites, but they can be instantly relieved by applying Lightning Chigger Killer. It not only kills the chigger, tut heals the wound. Price twenty five cents. For sale by all druggists. AN ARTIFICIAL 3IAIDF.X.

It Eaar Enough lo be Ileautltul If You Only Know How. Moles and rilenushes on the Face, Mouitache. on Women, Pug or Crooked Largo Mouths, Outstanding Ears there is no reason for putting up w'th sucti disfigurements nowadays. They, and lots more, are all easily removed by well. known Surgical and tlec- tncai processes.

years the treatment of such things ha been a.p-ualtyat the Jonn Woodbury Llermatoloiiica) institute, 135 New lork. KKular Physicians there doing nothing! else aj the time. Book, telling all about it, will be mailed, sealed, te your audess (01 10c in stamps or tilvat. Mistake the Con.triictlun of Snrh Vr-la as the. lll-l'atiMl Irtoria.

The naval war vessels thai typify the modern conception of sen-iigiiting qualities represent only a theorel ieal nr. rather, let it be said, an ideal expression. It is beginning In dawn on minds most vitally interested that tln-grent armored warstiins itre neithet- criieicnt nor safe. The fate of the vaunted Victoria last summer that, found an eighty-fathomed bottom froin the result of an accident while with other vessels, and the. more recent sinking of Admiral Mello's flagship, the- Aquidahnn.

from damage intlieted by a torpedc bus put a practical side to the conceptions, of modern armament that the i.leali.vtie theorizes seem not to have had in thuir reekoning. The French minister of mnrim otherwise the secretary of the navy. considers the structures recently built at. Toulon entirely unseaworthy, and declares they will turn upside down in their first encounter with a heavy sea. The loss of the Victoria, together with Admiral Trvon and his gallant men, and the behavior of another favorite of the royal navy, in the Bay if l'undv, has touched the English admiralty in a sensitive plaee, and their opinions now coincide with those expressed lay l-'reneh department.

Our own naval department, which seems a sort of imitative echo to those of Europe, is in considerable turmoil, but. may succeed in turning public attention from colossal blundering in the low over blowholes to irmor plate. 11 would have been thousand times better had the Victoria been towed w-ith two lighters ami grounded as near as possible to some Knglish city and titled up and rented out as an apartment building, than to allow her to float under the delusion that she was a war vessel, and thus entrap some hundreds of men to sudden and inglorious death. No one that rode on the Resolution during that Biscay storm, which was not at. all phenomenal, had any idea of other fate than had befallen the Victoria only a few months before.

It was a lesson of most awful import for a contingent of men to be cooped up in practically airtight qunrtcrs for eighteen long hours it all the hatchways closed, the vessel drifting helplessly, lurching from side Inside fort.y-tive degrees, anil the sens washing over her- decks. And yet there is not now hat is considered a tirst-elass armored vessel afloat that would not, under similar conditions, involve thesnnie experience, and the escape of the Kesulu-tion from foundering was little short of flic miraculous. 'l'o his complexion have the world's navies conic itl, last that, in nn age of steel and of lionstcd superior intelligence, with unlimited resources and a iter an immense jienditiire of mi iney, the deep is dotted with crazy constructions nowise so well adapted to anything as to scl f-destruet ion. When such an enormous weight and clumsiness are involved the least detriment to the hull or a lit'le displacement of the center of gravity puts everything into most serious jeopardy. The eternally-vigilant law of gravi tation is on tin; alert anil ever ready to improve its opportunity, and the mod.

cm naval const met ion raises the question whether the concept ions concern ing armament ever (Mime from minds that hold one single seintillaut gleam of an idea of natural law. These tire not merely theoretical protests; they are objections hat have been sustained in practical demonstrations, in tests of weakness that have carried sorrow Into hundreds of homes, and any further repetitions should be held and treated as simple manslaughter. An indignant world should voice its condemnation. N. Y.

Commercial Advertiser. Kh Wiint.Ml mi I'm-itfty I'litHtcr. "I want nn uneasy plaster, sali!" Tlit" colored woman, whose head wiik done up in a bandana handkerchief turban fashion, oiVcred a kiIvit quarter of dollar to the apothecary us hlic spohe. "1er don't think 1 understand yon," replied the man behind the couu-ter. ''It's nn uneasy plaster I want," p-pealed the woman.

'What's Unit?" "I'neasy plaster, sah." "I don't know hat you mean." "The missus said I was ter tfit an uneasy plaster Here's (he money for it.1 The apothecary reflected for a moment and seratehed his head. Then an idea seemed to break upon him. "A porous is the most uneasy kind i plast ei 1 no of," he sa id "I'll tfive yon one id tlioe. If it's not rijrhl briry it l.aeU." The colored woman did hriiir it back about fifteen minutes later. Mie also had a note-friu her mist rev, explnin-hitf that adhesive plaster for fl cut was the article wanted.

Washington Mar. It may (Merest many to know, say the (IliisKow Weekly Herald, that, in lie low-roofrd Ik, use where met Wellington, there still lives a venerable blind woman, who was twelve years of ae when the iltn of haltlc sou mled in her err i tied en rs. Marie I'Yancoise Uo(iic is tin; old woman'M name, and he has told over and over anin he story of he fitfh and how she hid herf-clf behind a door and tried to shut, out the sound of the cannon' roar. She hersej he ped tcud Lii wounded in the house. Mrs.

Lynn J.inton is the lat- claimant of tin; honor of n-iirr the lirtt woman to Im- regularly connected with the daily press. She says that when she was twenty-three year ojd she wan a. member ot the stair of the bondoB Daily Chronicle. She has Uen in literature forty-six years, and has written forty novels. Did Dravely you do not cure to be my wife, perhaps the prospects of lx-injf a rich yountf widow inijrht tempt you." Minnie (eagerly) "Oh, Mr.

Dravely! If I were only sure I could, trust vou!" Snare Momenta fne Small News ot Th Town "Jotted Dow In a Brief Way. Teeth f5.00 per set, see Dr. Collins. J. B.

Ostertae, blacksmith and ehoer. Fire and accident insurance, R. F. rAeitz Arcadiau water in bulk and on draught at Kafler Beaning's. If you want a pure leaf smoking to bacco, try Porter's cigar clippings.

The Magic City parts will be bound if lert at The Champion office. Prices 75 cents, 85 cents and 11.45. Cut out coupon. Prof. Littlejohn has gone down to Round Prairie to conduct the singing at the Christian revival which is in progress down there.

Round Prairie has the best singers in this part of the country. John Cain, son of Wm. Cain, the Main street grocer, had one of his arms badly cut yesterday by getting it caught in the machinery at the Cain Hanthorn mill. Several stitches had to be taken. Birney Langan, a farmer living two miles north of the Soldiers' Orphans' home said a heavy rain fell at his place Sunday evening.

He reports the corn as being green and rank and will make forty bushels per acre. My boy was taken with a disease resembling bloody flux. The first thing I thought of was Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera Bnd Diarrhoea Remedy. Two doses of it settled the matter and cured him sound and well. I heartily recommend this remedy to all persons suffering from a like complaint.

I will answer any inquiries regarding it when stamp is inclosed. I refer to any county official as to my reliability. Wm. RftAcn, J. Primroy, Campball county, Tenn.

For sale by druggists. It was reported that Tom Lanier was laid up as the result of an injury received while working for the Missouri Pacific in Lincoln last week, but be this as it may, he is able to fi jht. Last evening about 0 o'clock he engaged in an altercation with Joe Roach in an tBt Atchison join', and they were both badly UBed up. Roach came across the Drlilge alter the fight and hia face was bruised almost beyond recognition, while Lan'er was being cared for in East Atchison with blood Il)wing from many wounds. Roach is the man who was badly carved in a fight not long ago.

If he continues in this line he will have no face left. North Fifth street near Main was the scene of a most ludicrous affair Tuesday night between 6 and 7 o'clock. It Beems that a man by the name of Shelly, who works in an up town dry goods store, circulated the report that Gus Gu'zman, who works for the South Fifth ttreet butcher and is a married man, was pay ing attention to other ladies than his wife. This unBavory news reached the ears of Gutzman'a wife, and she very naturally made a kick about it. This in- cenBed Gutzman to such an extent that when he met Shelly Tuesday night at William Lee's place of business, he aoked rjhelly how it was.

At first Shelly denied having said it, when Gutzman asked him to sign a statement to that effect, which he half promised to do until he got outside of Lee's place, when he got independent and swore he didn't have to do anything of the kind. At this Gutzman grabbed a horse whip from a wagon standing near by and chased Shelly to Commercial street, 'raining blows upon him at every step. In bis momentous flight as he passed out of sight in the dusk of the evening you could have played a game of Beven-up on his coat tail. On Tuesday the fire department tested the hydrant pressure on Commercial street and near the depot to see if it would come up to the contract with the city. The test was made with six one inch nozzles, all throwing a stream at tame time.

The test was made with plugs no farther up Commer cial stnet than Fourth. The result showed that a hoiizootal stream could te thrown by the pressure one hudred and fifty feet and a perpendicular stream Beventy feet. This test was made at a little disadvantage as there was a slight bret 7.3 prevailing at the time. The contract with the city calls for a pressure that will throw a stream perpendicular one hundred feet. There is evidently a lock of pressure that the contract calls for.

It is claimed by the water works company that it is due to a useleBB waste of water by the city subscribers. However correct this theory may be it must be remembered that the test made Tues day was with tne reservoirs full which iB not often the case. In conversation with different citizens the universal opinion expr- ssed was that the city had outgrown the plant with the mains as small as they are. The largest being twelve inch and th, smaller ones but six inch. There seems to be some point to this, as the company claims to be pumping into the reservoirs eighteen hours out of twenty-four.

Tne test was made in North Atchison Tuesday afternoon. The natural pressure from the hydrant was found to be ten pounds to the fquare inch and when forced up by the engine through half inch and five eighth inch nozzles it attained from sixty to ninety pounds to the square inch varying with different locations. Tbo general impres sion prevails that some better system should be instituted to make the city mora secure against fire. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. PrONlfllMlt VIco-l'rBHldont.

town, while breaking ground Monday got Into a bumble bee's nest and his team ran away with the plow badly lacerating one of the horses. The farmer had the lines around his body and was dragged a hundred yards, He was somewhat bruised, but not Beriouely injured. C. K. Styles rorticsiets to Washington, D.

and return Aug 33rd and 24th. Only $37.75 for round trip. This is an elegant opportunity to go east on low rates. Only Doniphan lake ice in town, the purest. Tel.

No. 111. Howe Ice Co, Dr. Collins, the dentist, at 527 'Com' will make Bets of teeth at If) per set. C.

A. Wright will furnish you with any kind of coal you want. Telephone 459 All of the famous paintingB can be had atTBE Champion office. Bilurian water in any quantity at Kaf-fer Beuning's drug store. Campbell Johnson have a stock of Lightning Chigger Killer.

J. Thayer for chicken cholera cure, Wiley's lunch house, 409 Com'l street, A good set of teeth for 5.00. Collins, Sterner's Pride, the popular 0c cigar. Eat Seybold's bread. It is the best.

C. Ruhr for harness and lap dusters. Go into Poehler's for ice cream. For gravel roofing C. Pullen.

Four Biff Successes. Having the needed merit to more than make good all the advertising claimed for them, the following four remedies have reached a phenomenal sale. Dr. King's New Discovery, for consumption, Coughs and Colds, each bottle guaran teed ilecmc Bitters, the ereat remedy for Liver, Stomach and Kidneys. Buck-len's Arnica Salve, the best in the world, and Dr.

King's Mew Life Pills, which are a perfect pill. All these remedies are guaranteed to rlo lust what is claimed for them and the dealer whose name is attached herewith will be glad to tell vou more of them. Hold at Barton it Gratigny's drug store. 1 WEST ATCHISON. Tha Apprentice Boya Personal Fickups Not Much News.

The funeral of Mrs. Anna Madden Tuesday was the largest that has oc curred in West Atchison for Borne time Engine No, 178 which has been undergoing an overhauling at the shops will go out on the west end of the Central Branch today Mr. James O'Brien ib visiting friends in the country A crowd of festive boys stirred up a nest of bumble bees under the sidewalk between Eleventh and Twelfth streets yesterday and many persons passing the place were stung by the insects Out of 143 boys that applied for apprenticeship at the Central Branch shops the following names were selected: Ed Ames, Lewis Harvey. J. T.

Eggleston, Fred Coulor, Ei Sparks, A. Hatfield, Charles Moore, Harry Smart, E. Wright and O. Clark, The boys have gone to work and are itching on in good Bhape, is still in the lead with bargains in the shce line and we venture to say that he can cpme nearer pleasing you than any dealer in the city. Piles Can be Cured.

The greatest pile remedy ever discov ered is Beggs' German Salve, It relieves at once, and effects a permanent cure in an incredible short space of time. Also excellent for Cuts, Scalds, Burns and Bruises. Every box warranted by M. Sirbach drugijiBts, corner Fourth and Commercial A Conundrum. Ilu handed hur a card with the letter penned thereon.

She guessed, and guessed again. At last f.he gave it up. "Why it's the lied sea," he explained. She studied it longer. "It's no such thing!" she exclaimed.

"When I handed it to you, you read it," lie replied. He never culled again. Arkansaw Traveler. A fairy lost a precious charm To keep the rosy gums from harm, To keep from teeth decay and death, To sweeten and purify the breath This charm the fairy lost a mortal found. And SOZODONT 'tis called on earthly ground.

Not Available In Ilia I'aae. "You're not looking well, Hiram," said his mother. "If there's anything the matter you'd better go that young' faith-doctor. She cured mo of rheumatism after I'd tried eleven other doctors, and "I've lioen to see her, mother," interposed Hiram, huskily. "That's what's the trouble.

She says she can never lie anyth ing to mo but a distant rela tive." Chicago Tribune. Or. Hi Ice' Cream Baking Powder ATCHISON SAVINGS BANK. OXITu2LXji, $100,000. Commoinced business 1869.

Does a genera) banking business Sells drafts on Europe. WILLIAM OSBORN, R. Praalilant. DR. WHITTIER, lBauLiiuTinaoBreinaLUr.

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PATAPDU cured Tor life. Kellef at onoe, mild cnnejiotired in one month. Bad Ofteejlp kM Mrfrtn moiitln. Treatment Uiorouvn, Uut mild and certain. Lint No, 4 re MEDICAL DICTIONARY and ADVISER SFSMS.

Hjjj Pill Will I FREE. To any Hoy or Girl Mho sends In Two Campaign Subscribers to The Weekly. TEIlMSi The Missour Valley Farmer and Weekly Champion will both be sent to any address trom new until the I 5th of Novem. ber for 25 cents. Send 60 cents with the names of your two new subscribers, giving postoffice address, written plainly, uign your name to letters and address THE CHAMPION, Atchison.

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