Ellsworth Reporter from Ellsworth, Kansas • 3

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C. No. 12, are making up a box of goods to be sent to the Kansas State Soldiers Home, Dodge City, Kansas, and thinking so good an opjortunity to be charitable should not be confined National Bant i 1 I CS -i- Hrf 5W- ti -5 -1- i j--ief-. 1 tv a i tv '5? I A I I ij -11 I li rr'V I SHERRIFF'S. FX 1 I 3 I I 1 i EXTRA LONG WAIST.

iasuionable Dresses show to best'ad vantage when fitted and worn over Royal Worcester Corsets. A stylish costume is incomplete without onoof these i comparable corsets. BEST IN THE WORLD! FOR SALE BY- These orsets insure perfect shape-Fashion's Command. They are not high J. B.

ROSS SON, ELLSWORTH, KANS. FOR 25? OZS. Absolutely Pcjke JutTryIt. Practice Limited to Fye and Ear Diseases, and Operative Surirerv. Speckicles titled.

112 8. Tenth St. Salioa, Kiurs It) to 12 a. and a to 5 p. EXttl'T Tues day and Thursday.

For Flo ur of all kin. ds and Feed of all kinds go to Dan McElro.vfs new feed store on Main Street. Tutt's Pills require no change of diet. The swing left Wednesday for Wilson. Arch Flanders is workitg in Holv- rood.

Rev. Beckhart went to Russell last Tuesday. The Amateurs had a dress rehearsal last evening. Corn fed beef at Kalina Cizeks meat market. Try Slierriff's Chicken Cholera Cure.

No cure, no pay. F. A. Bates madeHhe Reporter a call last Monday. Mr.

A. B. Willey left for Ohio last Tuesday morning. Mr. Hunter is visiting in Hartford, this state this week.

Mr. Schemehorn of the Eden Farm was a caller Tuesday. The editor of the Abilene Herald, was in the city last week. Parasols at less than wholesale prices at Larkia Sons. The band room ij being overhauled and cleaned up this week.

S. C. Cadwell. south east of Kanopolis was in town last Tuesday. Mrs.

Mel vin Wood left for an extended visit with relatives in Indiana. Marshal Bruner arrested a man last Katurdav eveninar at the swing for dis orderly conduct. J. II. Baldridee went to Wichita last Tuesday, and from there be went to Oklahoma.

The Diisseneer trains on the Union Pacific have been running behind time the past week. Tlennerlv is ordering all kinds of books every day, give him your orders he will save you money. Tim Taitherans ffave a social in the Hodaden building Tuesday evening, They done fairly well. Mr. William Porter, wife, and moth er, made our office a very pleasant call last Monday alternoon.

Herb Green has a sea gull captured at the Gulf of Mexico. It is on exhibition in his shop window. Just now our customers are enjoy inor lut, corn lea ueei. now is i. with those who don't buy meat at Cizeics.

Kalina Last Monday Hon. Leo. Ilerzig sold his fine gray borsn to a Mr. Hamilton of Little River, for a good round sum. Neari- ti, mmnauies have withdr froin the state, but Ij- 11.

Seaver on baud for a lew choice Alden Flanders and a number of tssistants went out last Monuay to build a fine house for A. oniun, jot west of Holyrood. When in town call at the Larkin building opposite the Central National Bank, and get cash prices on butter, eggs and poultry. As L. II.

Seaver is now making fsirm loans with private money, lie can give any terms you want in regard to paying before due. Dan Thomas left for his home in Oklahoma last Monday. He was ac companied by Miss Fannie iieaae, Who Will Visit MISS Aiioiuaa. You can pick out Kalina Cizeks customers at a glance. A diet oi gooa tender wholesome corn fed beef makes a man ami all about him happy and contented.

Mr. Clallin who i north-east of Kanopolis ehowed yesterday, anne German i taken tiom nis ponu. bich is about 200 feet across and feet deep. Henry Watte, who lias been in Ore-J eron for several years, iciutu mot, week. He says ne can sen uia imm list north ol Kanopolis he will go back to Oregon to stay.

Ira Frizell last Monday was by Pro-ate Judee Chase sentenced to the re form school until he was 21 years of age, for a criminal assault upon the daughter ot C. W. Allen. M. Houston and D.

S. Snider were circulating petitions this week to the Governor, for the appointment or a Justice of the Peace to till tne vacancy caused by the death of Judge Stevens. Miss Streicher can scarcely wait on all of her customers tne Millinery Department of Larkin Sons. She has this season such a lovely line of Pat- em Hats. Bonnets, Fancy Goods of the most fashionable styles.

There Is a salve for every wound." We refer to Dewitts witcn iiazei Salve, cures burns, bruises, in dolent sores, as a local application in the nostrils it cures catarrh, and al ways cures piles. W. E. fcherrill. The Central National Bank the oldest Bank in the county, Is second to none in the-state In their ability and willingness to protect their patrons Interest.

your going to the World's Fair? get your suits from Adams Store. There has never been a fnore carefully selected stock of Clothing brought to Ellsworth, than has beeu purchased by Geo. A. Merkel this season, with the above want in view. Some claim adjusters of the 'Frisco Railroad were along the line, south, last week trying to compromise claims for by fire with a number citizens.

They settled one claim for $45 for a nice young orchard that the fire from the railroad bad burned up for the Kobringer boys. The trees were all bearing. The orchard covered about two acrps. and the boys had just mulched it; $45 in our judgment was a mighty small bum. They offered Tom Flanders 1.00 for about $50 worth of fence the road had burned, besides his pasture.

He refused to take it. Wall Paper at A. R. Hep perley's. S.

I). where it. The senior class is out to day. Decoration Day will soon be here, Kansas is full of circuses this month. The late showers v.ll give the grass a good start Try Sherriff Chicken Cholera Cure.

cure, no pay. Bisz line of Hoys and Children suits at Larkin Sans. Baker l'roduce Co. pys cash for egjjs and poultry. Miss Freda liitishbaeher was on the sick list last Friday, Dan Thomas was in the city last Saturday and Sunday.

Good tenalble dwellings are get ting scarce in this city. It begins to look as if the soda fountains will have a short season. The Baker l'roduce are now located at LuCrosse, this State. Charley Si'7. has returned from the St.

Louis School Pharmacy. Jonas FisiilMiin is doing some carpentering for 10. A. Bower this week. Prof.

Ilagy, r.if. hior of the Kanop olis schools, in the city last! riday, Il.ipnv Home i lolliina: is warranted to jrive satisfaction. A. Larkin Sons A. Roger ami Albert Grosnick, leave this A.

M. for the World lair at Chicago. Frank Russell went down to EIRetio, Oklahoma, lat-t Monday to work for D. R. Thomas.

Do you smoke the best cigars in town. If you do you buy them at IIepprly'n. L. II. Seaver lias a few hundred dol lars private money, to loan on firt class security.

The bills are up this week for Uncle Turn's Cabin show to be here on the 13th of this month. The best and cheapest clothing on earth is Happv Home clothing ami A. kiii iv Sons sell it. Ladies Muslin Gowns, well made and trimmed, from good material, 1 and 1.25 at Adams store. Mrs.

J. S. Buehr has been at Ellis the past week visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Cal.

las-corn. Cull ami ace the 101 styles of wall paper at liepperiy tiooti gootis aim fair prices is his motto. Last Fritlay Mrs. M. McMahon re turned from a visit to Kansas City, Mo.

and other eastern cities. Mrs. Weatherby smd daughters, of Wilson, was in the city last week visiting her mother and friends. Call and examine tile immense lino oi "rnll Riper at Slier ElMworth and vicinity was visited by a nice rain last Friday evening. It rained much harder further north we hear.

Cool weather with light alio were have been favorable to the wheat the past week. But we still sadly need rain. Mike Tierney, Frisco section boss, is making a weeks visit in Denver, Colo. A man from Springfield, is taking his place. John Jewell who has been in the southern part of the state all winter is home this week.

He goes north from here. Do you lack faith and love health? Let us establish your faith and restore your health with DrtWitt's sarsaparilla. W. E. SherrilT.

W. E. SherrilT ami E. W. Wellington were in Topeka this week attending the Grand Commandery of Knight3 Templar.

Pitcher's Castoria. Ladies should not think of buying Parasols and Umbrellas until they in spect those that are now on exhibition at Larkin Sons. Mr. Rush, principal of the schools at Elk City, Kansas, was in the city the latter part of last week. He is looking for a new field as an educator.

Hon. D. B. Long wer down to Topeka Tuesday morning to attend a meeting of the I. O.

O. F. committee of the World's Fair, of which he is a member. If you want to borrow a reasonable amount of money on farm land you can get it from L. II.

Seaver. Principal and interest payable at his oUice in Ellsworth. Mrs. Getty, Mrs. A.

S. Chase and the Misses Kate and Anna Hi pkius were in Topeka this week attending the annual meeting of the order of the Eastern Star. Miss Louise Draper is leaching the Grosneck school eight miles north, during Miss Kate Hopkins visit at Topeka attending the Eastern Star and Knights Templar meeting this week. The breaking up of the winter is the signal for the breaking up of the system. Nature is opening up the pores and throwing off refuse.

De-Witts SarsaparilU is of unquestionable assistance in this operation. WT. E. SherrifT. The postcllice address and name of any member of Company C.

Seventh Kansas Cavalry, residing in Kansas, is wanted by Charles II. Gould, Adjutant of Post No. 333, National Military Home, Leavenworth county, Kansas. A widow of a member of that company has an application for pension pending and desires the testimony of these comrades. Leavenworth Times.

-strictly according to priced very Reasonable. DR. E. L. ROTHROCK, DENTIST.

Ellsworth, Kashas. Office over First National Bank. Carneiro Cuttings. Lydia Burrell in down with the mumtjs. The creamery at this place will run every other day hereafter.

a very nice rain -i uesday morning uiaue ait me iarmers smile. John liornischer took a trip to Man cnester, Kansas, last Sunday. v. It. House is now awaiting the arrival of his stock of goods.

Mis. Itoliert Ulaflin has Bister from Colorado visiting them. J. O. Best Is down on a visit this week with a few very good fish stories Mrs.

H. C. Hansen returned from visit to St. Mary's last Saturday tuorn- "g- lieury McManes went to Kansas City with a car load of fat stock Sun day. ine Oarneiro postoihce has changed hands and Wm.

Allen now distributes the mail. Mrs. iu. O. Cunningham and family A it uuya wiui ner parents on Mule Creek.

1J. 11. ivreger and wife and Honrv cismerana wue, were 111 sworth T7! 1 last Tuesday. xne rumored wedding around Car neiro seems to be postponed until after the next corn crop. o.

Jiraut) was me nanmest man in 1 bllsworth county last Friday mornino- ri tjausc, leuer irom ma wire. WTni. Stewart was un from Venantrn ouuuaj, 10 partaite in tne organization of a Sunday School at this placa F. ni. y- ine carneiro gun ciuo will resume operations again shortly.

Robert Allan taking the place of J. C. Best. We Carneiroites have been patiently waiting for the reactionary period which Prof, nicks predicted. Bat so far it has'nt showed up.

The disciples of Walton around here are making extensive preparations for a weeKs nsntng on the Saline. They have several printed blank forms to swear to when they come back. SlIAKESFEARE. George Seitz has iust receiv ed a new apparatus for his bottling works. Mr.

Seitz with his new conveniences will make the best and purest summer drinks to be obtained in Kansas. It is quite surprising to note how his manufacturing of summer drinks and the bottling tnereoi 11 as grown into a large business extending all over Western Kansas, ADAM'S NO SPEECH. I am headquarters this season for .1 the Corps, take this method of inform ing tne public mat- anything in the mv of reading matter. uarel. new or halt worn, lnlilinrr" 1 pets, rugs, shoes, your chiklrens out- growa fioining, eauuea or uned fruits, groceries, money or any article of use i'ou mav be able and willing tn will be thankfully acceite! hv soldiers and their families.

Box will not be sent until Tuesdav, Mav lfith iu oixlcr to cire all who wish .1.. ample time to contribute. If you Lave uot iH'cn railed unon bv the oliet- committee Mrs. Silver, Mrs. Pattersoiit and Mrs.

Ackors, vour coutribiitlon can be sent to Mrs. Marguerite Tullis, secretary, W. It. Ellsworth, Kans. PIIOGEA3L Mav 12th at Masonic Hall.

"Tb Jack Trust" in three acts. CHARACTERS Lrtl Jack Townley Who thinks himself irrisiatlbie Clorintia no Cciuroey. A humorist in petticoat Miss Eula Otis, A relic ot bero" de' Wah" Jnnie Patie. Who airmen with Trust, OIl Mrs. Boothly Whose actions speak louder than worda.

Miria rptosnuS.Yea Ma'am that's what. ETOnhestra, Sn- from Xitholaa Kickfeby, Dotheboya Hall. Music Dance of toaCrowa The Power of Prayer Cncle Joe and Picaa Music Scene from IU ue Beard. l.ei nut Diamond cut Diimmut Miss Aldeo Canien From Faust. MARRIED.

May 9th. by Judtre Chae. at his office in IWworth. Miss siolie r-voknl to Antvti I bolh of Ellsworth count v. In Memoriam.

The community was startled Sundav. May th, lfW.1. with the news of the death of Judge His illne.s was brief and his ath feuddeu. During his life in Ellsworth uiise Stevens by his htralshtforward. manly conduct, won the respect and esteem of alL At he time of his death he was fining the respon sible office of Jdstice of the Peace.

A brief sketch of our departei friend and fel- citizen wiU be of interest. John Ftancis Stevens was born at Nelson, or-Ute connty. Ohio. October lsth. with is parents when twelve years old he moved to Tw insburg.

Summit connty. Ohio, where he re mained until his marriuge which occurred May th. 1MB3. the bride being Miss Delia Booth, who now survives her husband. Alter his marr-itge he moved to Voungstown, Ohio, where he lived mr ysars.

hen he moved to Marrietta. Ohio, ving there until September. lSKi, when he and is loved wife came to Ellsworth where he re sided nntil his death. In lrf73 Mr. Stevens re ceived an Injury which for eight years confined un to his bed.

he never fully recovered from lie effects of tiiis injury, Judee Stevent was a cry pious man and for over forty years a pro- -ssor of reunion. The funeral servic-s were held at the late home of the departed by the Kev. Sir. Crawford The citizens of Ellsworth generally attended. District Court adjourned so that the bar conld attend the solemn services.

His remains were placed at rest hi the beautiful cemetery over the river. A place sacred to most of us for h. has not a dear one resting there. The Kepokteh estends Us heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved widow and sorrowing children. Seitz has now got his Phonograph down fine by means of his improved mechanism.

The Phonograph will fill the entire store with the sweetest of music, and a reproduction of the best ellorts of the masters in music, either vocal or instrumental. Pertinent Business Locals Adams Store will float in bargains this spring. rpot cash purchases will do the work. Call and examine the im mense line of Wall Paper at Sherriffs. Itch on human or animals, cured fa 30 minutes by Woolford's Sanrtarv Lotino.

by Irion and Chamnion Anything you waut in the way of lath, shingles, lime, doors, sash, fine hair, cement or anything kept in a first-class lumber yard or hardware store, call on M. Cray. The Central National Bank has money to loan at liberal rates-also pays Interest on time deposits at as high a rate as is consistent with conservative banking. A regular dinner is now served by G. II.

Ell icott every day from 11:30 a. m. to 3 o'clock p. in. Tr ice 23 cent-try it once.

Short orders, lunches and hot coffee at all hours heretofore. We have also commenced the icecream season, and with our eight years exper ience in the manipulation of this delicious summer luxury, we do not propose to be excelled by any competitor rr lieeriuner. We shall serve the best grade only. We are also prepared to serve milk shake, ice cream rhake. lemonade, iced pop, sweet cider, ginger ale, fine candies, fruits, nuts, tobacco and cigars, etc.

Your patronage is solicited. G. II. ElXICOTT. We have now on hand a new suppij of Itoad Overseer's receipt liooks and notices, which can be had calling at office.

E. G. KIMBALL, 0 Soft Coal. Opposite LAKE SUPEEICJi Lumbe Yard. Frontier Nv ready Tr everythin worth in Central Kansas.

1 TfSlf two Vn A 1 frus 1 w-l. tesK-d f4 per doen. Kiefer fcta-wl ard I'ear, 3 per dozen, usual price itl m-'fuis encn. t.tw'iiru frrajB pet 100. al shade trees.

EverLTeens. tit 2 and 3 year. Running, Hybrid Perpetual, 'AND MOSS ROSES. Flowrins Climbs, I'aeonies, Iil- diuir Heart, Lillieft, Tr.lx" ljge, and Gladiolus Bulbs. Forest Tree Seedlings of every Kind, Cheap Tlingling Circus, At Salina.

Kansas, May 15. Oj't rate of one and one-third fare from points within 75 mile of pjiut where exhibition is Tickets will be sold on date of exhibition, limited to following day. WANTED. Twenty-five first clas milch cows and two good farm horses. Iufjuireat this cilice.

Will have trees on sale at the old stand in Ellsworth on ant! aftej March 2.5th, 1S93. C. L. MYEltS. ELLSWC'ITD.

KANSAS. Capital, 550,000,00 10,000,00 M. P. WKSTFAII4 H. Rammelsbiro.

President. Vice President. U. 8. WE8TFALL, Cahbieb.

DIRECTORS. 1). SCBHERHORN, ALONZO YOCKQ. Clawsos, E. E- Pabkib, D.

S. Reach, Lewis Townsend. Transacts a General Banking Business. loneyloLoanonCliattellOilfaps Interest Paid on Time Deposits, Exchange Sold 15c a Hundred. Your Patronage Solicited.

Wall Paper at Sherrift 's, Dan McEIroy was in Salina, Tuesday. II. F. Steinberg was in the city this week. J.

L. Dick went to Topeka Monday night. A. Larkin Sous can save you mon ey in Paracols. W.

Z. Smith was in Kansas City and Topeka this week. Mrs. u. Li.

Myers is in very poor health this spring. Agent Sperry sold nine tickets to Chicago this A. M. Kalina Cizek shipped a car load of hogs to Kansas City this A. M.

Bradley Disc Cultivators take the lead. For sale by II. F. Hoesman. Mrs.

D. n. Fraker went to Abilene yesterday morning to visit friends. Charley Henke joined the crowd that went to the World's Fair this morning. Joe Ivalina and his mother will start for Chicago one week from next Saturday.

Mrs. Frank Davis lft this week on an extended: visit with friends and rel atives in the east. Mrs. B. D.

Rice was in Abilene Monday and Tuesday of this week visiting with friends aud relatives. Last week Judge Eastland found it necessary to discipline one of our at torneys, and more of them should catch it. jjurn a rougu steaK said a man on the street the other day. We know he did not buy bis meat at Kalina Cizeks. S.

D. C. is Stewart's Distemper Cure, guaranteed to cure all cases of distemper coughs, colds, inttuenza, etc. or sale by W. ii.

biierriit. The Baker Produce Co. have rented the Larkin building, opposite the Cen trf.l National Bank, where they will buy butter, eggs and poultry. We are pleased to announce that Mrs. Pressney is growing better every day.

This will be gratifying news to her many friends and acquaintances. Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Arnold from the flats, went to Qulnter, Gove county, Kansas, Tuesday evening, to visit their daughter and friends at that place. Piles can be "cured, piles will be cured, piles are cured with De Witts Witch Hazel Salve. An excellent remedy ftr all skin diseases. W. E.

Sherriff. LOST. On Wednesday night near the Merry-go-round a blue Gold Pin, with the word Baby inscribed on it. Ihe under will be suitably rewarded by leaving same at this office. liepperiy has quit huuting and is again attending to business.

He bas just received a case of paper aud envel opes for 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 50 and CO cents, any one of the boxes is a bargain. The most intelligent people of onr community recognize in DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills of unequaled merit for dpspepsia, headache and constipation. Very small, perfect in action. W. E.

Sherriff. The merry-go-round was shipped to Wilson yesterday morning. Mr. Par ker informed us as he was leaving that he had sold a swing to a party here, and that in two weeks he would be back tj help set it up. Everybody who sees Fred Kipp's beautiful stallion admire him very much.

He is a fine horse and Fred is very proud of him. He can be seen Tuesdays and Fridays at the Dan Thomas livery stable. If a second mill is wanted, why our business men and farmers must help by forming a Stock Company and building it. We understand that Mr. Rammelsburg will take a larae share of the stock, but he needs help.

When you are seeking after loans or a place to insure your property, just remember that M. Houston can do the business for you as well as the next one. His office is in the rear room of the 1st National bauk building. Hound trip summer tourist tickets now on sale to Colorado points via Frisco Line. For full particulars call on or address I.

N. McNAin, Agent Frisco Line, Ellsworth, Kansas. Bad complexion indicates an un healthy state of the system. De Witts Little Early Risers are pills that will correct this condition. They aot on the liver, they act on the stomach.

they act on the bowels. W- E. Sherriff. FOR SALE A very beautiful Up-ight piano, Chase manufacture, will be sold cheap, as the party owning it nleuus east and would like to dispose of it before leaving. Enquire of MLss A.

Reekie, 2 miles south of Kanopolis. Remember the place to get pure drugs and the best paints in the market, is at the Old Reliable Geo. Seitz Seitz carries the best and largest stock of paints and glass this aide of Topeka, Kansas, and it will pay everyone to come around and get his fig ures before going elsewhere. For a firet-class Shave, Hair cut, cnampoo, or ceaioam, go to V. Hank Son, below in Arnolds clothing store.

Razors honed, and scissors sharpened. Also a full line of cigars and toilet articles for sale. We have the exclusive agency of the only loan company doing business in Ellsworth county, today, no advance in rates. N. Haeeis a 1st door west of Masonic Temple, Ellsworth, Kansas.

Ellsworth porto. GEORGE I1U1CKE, Proprietor. THURSDAY, MAY, 11. 1893. CITY OFFICIALS.

II. Seaver. Councllman-A. Hchinltt, A. R.

Hepporly, A. Falu tHuu, J.i. Kaliua hikI Geo. Seitz. Treasurer M.

E. Whituoy. J. M. Champion.

-a I 1 1 f-i i ri i' kMnUr nit.iiiir of ooutioil on th ind ruuit'Iay evunlnus ofoach ntontb- Outaldw ot the citloa in Kansa containing oapulaiioo of 7.ot and ovor, then are but Tli rev papora that a iarttor olronlatDn tiia i th aaiawortb Kcpohtbk. wur Motor Power FnntlnK Oflloe In Weatern Kansas and all Home Print. PubllBhod every xnursaay moromn from rouTBH building- In Commercial Block DouKlaa avenue, EUaworta, Kanaaa Subscription tl-00 per year in advance Advertisements MUST be In not La- er than Tuesday noon, ana no cnamces 'an be made after that tune. STATE SAVINGS ASSOCIATION. ELLSWORTH.

KANSAS. GEO. fcEITZ, I'reHldent. A. LAKKIN, Vice President.

J. i'RESSNEY, Cashier. CAPITAL HTOCK, JSSO.OOO. DIHEOTORS SEITZ, A. LAKKIS.

J. A. HC'HMITT, II. BAROKSKY, Alio wis Intor-t on Time DepoHitw. IIuvm nnd Hell Draftst orv ull Trt ot'Europp.

Monpy Loaned on PerHonul find j)llatriil Seouvity. Wall Paper at Slierriff's. 8. I). what is it.

The rug men are bore again. It will soon be Memorial day. Another gooil rain Tuesday looming. Happy Home Clothing at Larkin Suns. The gnu club took a shoot last Friday eve.

Wall Paper at A. II. Hep perley's. Hank Howard was on the streets Saturday last. Frank Jlaker of Kanopolis was in town Saturday.

Go to A. Larkin Sons for Haypy Home clothing. Try Sherrlff's Chicken Cholera Cure. No cure, no pay. Will Yerger of Kanopolis, Sundayed in town week.

Mr. Charles Hiller was tip from Sa-lina late hint week. Commissioner John Essick was in the city late last week. Take your butter, eggs ami poultry to the linker Produce Co. Fresh from the loom Beautiful line of Carpets at Larkin Sons.

Eugene Hall of Nebranka lias been in the city the past two weeks. Fishburii and Eldridge are building a porch nit E. A. Dower's bouse. All the papers are lull of Columbus and the World's Fair now days.

Everybody wears Happy Home clothing. For sale by A. Larkin Pick Paul has returned from Butler county with bis fence machine out tit. Children Cry for An advertiser was in town distributing circulars among the farmers Saturday. The band has been rehearsing Sundays preparing for the Hutchinson trip.

Vint Paull was in town trading last Saturday, the first time in several weeks. The city water is much better now than It baa been for the past two weeks. Some parties around town are thinking seriously of going into the awing business. Interest and principal payable at L. II.

Seavers office, on money borrowed from him. W. F. Kllue is talkel of as a People's party candidate for County Treasurer. Piles of people have but De-Witl'a Hazel rial re will cure them.

W. E. Sherriff. The John Bell hardware was auctioned off Saturday afternoon. Every, thing went low.

The boys of the Senior class are memorizing their orations this week. The girls have essiys. Dr. Doig returned Friday from Cold water, this Btate, where he has been visiting relatives. Our store windows are filled with the Kansas City Journal's offer of the Encyclopedia Brittauica.

Hepp. struck a bargain when he bought his paper and envelopes and will give you lowest prices. Handsome line of Gents Neckwear, Collars and Cuffs, came in by morning express for Larkin Sons. It is reported that one of our enterprising young ladies has written a thousand letters the past month. Just received ladies Mualin Gowns, veil made and beautifully trimmed, price fl and 1.25 at Adams store.

Mrs. Carrie O. Getty will go on and visit the World's Fair after the Masonic convention at Topeka closes. The Commencement exercises of the Ellsworth schools take place on the 25th of this month at Masonic Hall. Jim Seevers gives a dance next Tuesday evening at his home three miles north.

He invites everybody. If you wish to obtain money on real estate, go to Ben West fall at the Csntrai Nat'l Bank. The tennis court in the western part town is now completed and the vers are buckling down to business. don't you go to W. E.

Sherriff' a bottle of S. D. C. and stop that f-nong your horses, 200 doses for 1 English Spavin Liniment removes all hard, soft or calloused Lumps and Blemishes from horses, Blood Spavin, Curbs, Snlints, Ring Bone, Sweeney, Stifles, Spraing. Sore and Swollen Throat, Coughs, etc Save $50 by use of one Lottie.

Warranted the most wonderful Blemish Cure ever known. Sold by Iron and Champion. -ly. JUST IN! The Largest Line of CORSETS ever Opened up In this City; Prices way Down low. Balls Corsets, Jackson's Corset Waists, W.

C. C. Corsets, O. R. Corsets, Dr.

Warners Corsets, We keep all Kinds and Sell them cheap. f. Carii? 9 Sops. Though stringy beef is not the fault of the steer, it is only its misfortune not to have been fed and sold by Ka lina Cizek. It is a truth in medicine that the smallest dose that performs a cure is the best.

DeWitt Little Early ltisers are the smallest pills, will perform the cure, aud are the best. W. E. Sherriff. Our competitors thought that they had the laugh on us when last fall we bought 10,00 bushels of corn to feed our butcher stock.

But now it is our customers who laugh and grow fat on good corn-fed beef. Frisco Line. Excursion rates are now in effect via 'Frisco Line to St. Louis, Chicago, and points East. Call and get particulars.

I. M. McNair, Agent Frisco Line, I Ellsworth, Kansas, Last week Dave Bell, colored, and a man named Ross had a fight. Ross used a knife on Bell, (blade was un opened however) but he inflicted some wounds on Bell body, we don know which one was the aggressor. Ross was arrested and bad bis trial yester-1 day.

Costs and fine amounted to $25. Frank Hodgden writes from Chic- 1 ago that exhorbitant prices are charged there for everything. We under stand however that the management are looking after this business, and we have no doubt but that it will be ar ranged so that persons visiting the Fiiir will only be charged fair prices. Our band will give a concert May 19th, for the purpose of raising funds to purchase uniforms. On the 21st at Hutchinson, a band contest occurs and the Ellsworth Band will participate in this contest.

We all want our boys to look well and be a credit to our city. So all turn in and give them a rousing benefit. One word more. The Reporter, is proud of our band, and believes it to be good business to encourage them in every way. The band boys have labored hard to keep up this organization.

They have done most excellent work in the past. This city needs the band and we must take care of it in good style. Snow Liniment Cure Will Keuralgia. It will also cure lame back sore throat wounds sprains Bruises cuts old sores. Ladies it will cure your backache.

Sold dy W. E. Sherriff. WANTED. 25 good Milch Cows, and 2 good Farm Horses.

Inquire at this office. willy tar mWWJ' 2-iT CO. KANSAS C1TXMO. The moii painful cases of rheumatism may he relieved ly a few Applications of Uului; its omttuued nse will cure any case no matter how long standing. It is equuly for lame tick, pain in tlie M.le, pain in the n-'l in all painful silTectioti-s re quiring nn external-reineily.

A iice of saturated wiih Balm and oour 11 on overt ne i puin is superior 10 any pi.it.ter. Sola Ueorge beitz. Field Tri.il of Disc Cultivators line iiim sea them wotk, Saturday BUeriifon, May ldtli. It will jay you Capt. Hoesman has them on exhibi bUion now.

Dun't fail to see them. Sons of Veterans. uestiny, Atay loin, is tne next reg ular meeting. 1 our attendance is urgently desired as inspection takes place evening and necessary arraiigeiut mads for Decoration day. Uniform desired.

W. I. Gabueit, Captain. Elk Horn Letter. C-ro phmtiiig is unaer way.

Hiy is very scarce hereabouts. is stillasm ill show for wheat. Charles Robinson was out and boueht a ncrse irom a at. Allen. will: the next paint peddler that comes this way please bring his collin aloi'g.

Two daughters of tha Widow Sparks are bere from the state of Wa-hiugtou. Lightning rod agents are orperating noriii ot here. Xoau your and get ready give them a booming wel come. Ilavir read iu populist papers that tb.3 stalwart democratic deleca- tion at i asliington were Belling the government cilices this state, we wrote and asked them if they had any bids for the Masmer postcllice, and they that they had we should seil it at auction. Xow our democratic friends will please gather around ue, and gathtr thick and att and we will give them a bargain that not to be sneezed at.

Here is a nice smooth office that is not to old or yet too young, that was iiutned in honor of twoof the first settlers of the ElfeLorn. Men that built their log cabins bete in the days when the antelopes and the coyotes played hida and seek around the nooks and corners, and a thousand Texas cat tle roamed at will over a thousand bills, you see that was one cattle to the hill which gave them plenty of room to grow. Gentleman we are no Peter Funk auctioneer, our honesty knows no bounds. Therefore we wiil in unmistakable language that while this office is Pound in wind and limb, and pleasant to look upon and needs but very little grooming or stable room and is so gentle that a child may handle ir, yet it never won a purse in all its life, but about four years ago it kicked up an awful amount of dust which settled down on eorr.e of the faithful and is sticking to them yet. Now while there is not much be derived from the ownership of this of.ice we ask you to stop one moment and consider the honor, why my friends there is racre honor today in being the proud owner of a postoffice than there is in bein? mayor of Areola cr the president of a broken batik.

Now we I don't want to have this sale mixed up with the populist idea cf pell in 4 the offices to the lowest for we in-! tei.d to ee.il to the highest bidder for cash in Xow come, give us a tid, wink, blink or a nod, anything goes, liow much we hear. YV hat, no bus, why gentlemen has your ambition and your pride both iled away, Too little you say, by dear friends if you wat.t to became great politicians anj rest your brogaus on the top of the deski la the nail of congress, and have your names written in po'den letteis on the tioriz-m of 'a coming time, you must at the foot of the ladder and work up. and this is the fjof, unlefs the foot lias been amputated. 3ow give us a bid, anything will do for a starter, how much d.i we hear, come forward je seekers after vain things, here is your one and only chance, your day of salvation is now at hand. Xo bid at all, why great Scott, where are all the Colonels today.

Never mind boys we will get even for this, we pell it to a popu't; we know we can do that for they are just 1 after an oiuce, every Masted one them. Old Fcle. Do You Ivriow. That more ills result from an unhealthy liver nay other cans lnaisestion constipation, headache, biliousness, and malaria usntilly attend it. Dr.

sjanford's Liver invisorator is a vegetable specific for Cisoaers anl uieir accompanying evils, it rures til luysmli. wfiy not te one of them? Tako Dr. Sunford's Liver Invirorator. Your drusrist ill supply vnu. iiein ly.

Hammocks at A. R. tUAQUtS Our City Schools. The mention in last week's Uo'ou-teu regarding trouble our schools has provoked considerable discussion. We regret to see indications of a de sire amongst some or our ncople to take sides for and against our tiv chief teachers.

The Repoktek is 01 the sitle or our scnoiars alone, it is their interests which are to be consult ed, not the rival merits of teachers Wc trust our people will see the point. We supiiort the schools to benefit our children, not to provide situations and salaries for our menus. It is an open secret that the personal relations be tween the principal and the teacher of the high school are such that the best interests of the pupils sullee. The ItEroRTEii wishes to see level headed order and discipline in the school. Wc wish to see the teachers command the respect of the scholars, aud we wish to sec the scholars respect the teachers to the end that our children shall receive the fullest benefit from our school and course of study.

T1k Reporter takes no sitle for or against any of teachers. Their private quarrels arc of no moment to the Re porter or people, except wnen- lliey reach the point of impairing the benefits of the school. It is the scholars who suffer. If it be' neecssaiy let the school be reorganized. The school board have a great responsibility, and they will not do their dut- by taking sides or espousing thecau.se of one.

or other of the teachers. If the teachers cannot agree and their action aud waut of dignity-reflects back on' the educa tion of our children, and the proper discipline of the school, why let them so. Big Show Coming. Saturday, May 13lh will be the first appearance in Ellsworth of Frank E. Griswold's new and original Pavilion Railroad Uncie Tom's Cabin.

The largest, the most refined combination of this kind now before the American public, headed by ths wonderful child actress "Little Dott'. ouly four years of age, in her great character of: Eva, supported by four great comedians and 36 first-class artists. Prof. Bowlen and his Silver Cornet Band; geuuiae Siberian Blood Hounds beautiful ami elaborate scenery; Prof. Herbert en his matchless orchestra ana many other new features, making one of the largest organization of ibis kind ever in Ellsworth.

The paviliion will be pitched on the railroad opp site the American House. Ad nisbion 25 cents, children 15 cents, reserved seats 10 cents extra. Band parade at 11:30 A. M. Remember Saturday, May 13th.

e'TORLEl, NO SONG. Standard Patterns will nrnvn tr xrrtn that I Lave nothinjr What I have done is as now. Some of my competitors are not in it. has been bought with Spot Cash. lay in BANG UP GOODS, that touch at such low prices.

This enables mo to sell at a wish to lay in your Spring, aud at Spot Cash Prices, remember to. Store opposite Tot Office. 11, pop. zZ- ww Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Uaps, Straw Goods, Carpets, Rugs, Oil Cloth, Lace Chenille, and Common Curtains, Davis Sewing Machines, Machine Supplies. Tears of acquaintance with me NEVER DECEIVED YOU.

compared with what I can do nice men, but their prices are The bulk of my goods this spring This lever has enabled me to long winded buyers could not I always do part of the work myself. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder The Only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. Contains neither Ammonia, Alum, nor any other adulterant Does finer and more economical work than any other, owing to its marvelous purity and greater strength. It is cheaper at 500 a pound than the ordinary kinds at 20c The Best is always the Cheapest.

very small margin, so if you bummer supplies for Spot Cash Adams Store is the place to occ Qeo. go.