The Cherokee Enterprise du lieu suivant : Cherokee, Kansas • 1

1 HE KEE VOLUME i 1 CHEROKEE, CRAWPOED COUNTY, KANSAS. FEBRUARY 83 1900. NUMBER 88. W. T.

Davis, Editor. Our Motto: "He that tooteth not his own horn, the same shall not be tooted." $1. per year. SIOUX FALLS GETS IT. MARRIED.

The National Populist Convention COAL! coal! COAL! Won by Sioux Falls, S. D. the home of the ((bride's parents last Tuesday evening occurred the wedding of Mr, Fred i Chadsey and Miss Daisy Brown. While the young couple were sur rounded by their nearest friends and kJ Relatives Rev. Harold B.

Wright, pastor of the first Christian Church, of Pitts Having recently leased the coal shaft of Q. -Clark, in the north- west part of town, I am prepared to furnish the coal delivered to the custom trade. The Populist National convention will be held at Sioux Falls, S. D. on Wednesday, May the 9th.

Indianopo- GOOD SCREEN. LUMP COAL, 8 CENTS BUSHEL. lis, Milwaukee and Kansas City were in burg, pronounced the beautiful and upressive ceremony that made, them Leave your orders at the contest. A perfect understanding was had with the Democrats on fusion and it was decided as the overwhelming choice of both parties that J. J.

LUCAS SONS" Have on hands at all times plenty ef coal, and also for sale at the shaft. Bryan would receive the nomination Which will betaken up each morning and promptly filled and delivered, for our next National standard bearer. THE IDEAL CLERK. G. W.

UPDEGRAFT. Cherokee He has not been discovered. When found, he will be possessed of attribut es that will distingussh him from his t3 fellows. He will be neat and cleanly in person and and plesant in manner, not given to obsequiousness but having a dignity of manner, that man and wife. Their friends hastened to congratulate them and the well Wishes received were many.

'The groom is a young man of exemplary habits, and manager of the jChad-sey Mercantile establishment and is known for his sturdy and ambitious business qualifications, Miss Daisy is the daughter of Mr. arid Mrs. Geo. W. is a bright intelligent young lady, beautiful and accomplished and stands high in the estimation of a host of friends and acquaintances.

The rooms were elegantly decorated and the display of presents were elaborate. The young couple have been raised in Cherokee, and are held in the highest estimation by all. They left on the two o'clock train for New Orleans and other points in the south. Besides a number of their most intimate friends here there were present the Misses Bertha Scammon and Fannie Prell of Columbus, Mrs. R.

E. Curran, of Baxter Springs, Misses Myrtle and F.fUvf link: son, of Joplin, Misses Mary and Alba Miller, of Pittsburg, Mrs. Harry Hare, of Cleveland, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Walker Strain, of Dallae, Texas, Mrs.

Geo. G. Hamilton, of Pittsburg, Claud Man-love, of Kansas City, Sam Manlove, of distinguishes the gentleman from the cad. He will be attentive to the wants The Cottage Hotel. Has recently taken charge of the I WTLKERSON, Cottage House and solicits a share XX AVW1' of your patronage.

PfOpf fi 4 Boarders taken by the day or week. I ihrfftK Chili and Short Order lunch served. AVJ' VttVW Courteous treatment. and interests of customers and employ es, serving them both at the same time and in same degree. He will know the goods he handles, but will not know more than the customers about the goods they want.

He will be quick; energetic, thoughtful, attentive and obliging. He will consult V4T the wishes and instructions of his em ployer, and will watch the clock at his home more carefully than he watches the clock at store. He will keep his goods in order, display then to the best advantage at ajl times and under all circumstances. He will Fort Scott, Harry Brown, of Kansas work for his employer as he would for City. IT himself, and if he is a man of strict hon Dollars we can save you if you buy your meat of us! Come in and see and you con not but be eonvinced.

Note some of the prices: The Enterprisk joins their many friends in wishing them a wedded life or will work even harder. Such will be the ideal clerk The trouble with of peace, pleasure and happiness. discovering him now is that when he The words of Horace Greeley were has about reached this point of perfect Beef steak per lb. '124c Oilier places get 15c for same Best breakfast bacon, 10c Other places get 12c per lb. ion he goes into business for himself.

rightly spoken when he presented them as a sure measure of destroying the Our Commercial Club and a number prosperity of the most promising town: of the prominent citizens of Cherokee "If you wish to keep a town from thriv met with the Pittsbure Commercial ing don't put up any more buildings than ycu can conveniently occupy Club on last Tuesday evening, and in the language of the Tribune, "A sort yourselves. If you should accidentally have an empty building, and any one of love feast and experience and testi We sell everything in the meat line, and all tlrst-class. Fresh Boiled lieef a full lin2 of Sausage, ail home-made. We kill our own stock and know what we are selling you. Yours To Sell Meat, Price's market fying was, indulged in," and the hospit should want to rent, it ask three times alities extended us by the Pittsburg the actual value of it.

Demand a Shy lock price for every spot of land that Commercial Club on that evening will long be remembered, soul (stirring God has given you stewardship over. speeches were a part of the evening pro Turn a cold shoulder to every me gramme, ana from a successful busi chanic or business man seeking a home ness standpoint one could not help deciding that no place under the sun has been favorably and abundantly tt among you. Look at every new comer with a Run down the work of every new workman. Go abroad for wares rather than deal with those who seek to do business in your midst. Fail to advertise, or in any other way to blest by the handiwork of a divine ere ator than this portion of the moral rif vineyard, Crawford county placing in her confines men of push, energy and support your paper, so people abroad MILLINERY, enterprise, men who are thoroughly may not know whether any business is ifil-" Of all Kinds, imbued with a spirit of progressive going on in your town or not.

Wrap ness, and believe by their upward and yourselves up within yourselves, and i ft ft. ft ft onward march a full realization their cover yourselves with a coat of imperv hopes will be crowned with success. We feel that it was an evening pleas ious selfishness. There is no more ctual way to retard the growth of a town than by actions like those enume it tt it And as cheap as you can buy it in Crawford County. Come in and see my line.

Mrs Davis, antly and profitably spent and in be rated, and there are people in every half of each member of our crowd al low me to express our gratitude to the town who are pursuing the above Pittsburg Commercial Club for being so course every day of their lives, and to it courteously entertained. The only un whom tne a Dove remarks are most spectfully offered for their careful at Cherokee, Kansas tt pleasant feature of our trip was the train was four hours late, landing us Two doors west of P. 0. tt i 1 i at home at six o'clock, in a blinding South Eastern' Kansas may not be snowstorm. ft ft ft the best place on earth but, those who live here and go away, soon come to was up from Liveryman Montee Scammon Saturday.

that conclusion and return..