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WHORNAN, 34 as. Assis Melk Secretary. CHURCH DIRECTORY. DRESDYTERIAN Preaching every al 11 a. m.

and p. school immediately afie" Prayer EVER 17 edmonday el saint al p. it. J. W.

CRaWFORD. Pastor. M. I. Presching every 86 a.

m. 004 5 p. We Sunday arbuel an 10 a. Prayer every Thursday at N. N.

Pastor. DAPTIST CHURCH. Preschias every Sunday moraine al i1 o'clock and clock. Sanday school at 10 o'clock. Prater meeting ere17 ereing at Her.

C. J. COELTER. Pastor. ST OLD NARD'S Services every ROMAN lat and and CATHOLIC Hame day of the month.

Early mass as 100 Late services at 10e clonk a.m. FATHER A. N. Public Telephone Headquarters at the Office of J. A.

Moninger. WARIEGO, KANSAS, MAY 12, 1887. Pick Ups. welcome, Dearin Lucke's for furniture. Fayette MeSpadden talks boots and shoes to you again this week.

Wall Paper and Borders, latest styles, at J. M. Boys's Drug Store. What's the matter with the Wamego base ball nine, or ten? Come, boys, buckle on your armor. A sack of Jack Frost flour to be given away at the Wamego Cash Grocery.

After the first of July next bond voting in aid of railroads wiil be limited to not exceeding $2,000 per mile. The limit under the old law was $4,000. Buckeye Binders, Reapers and Mowers, and the best quality Binding Twine, at the Iron Clad Store. Will Stover left Sunday for Kansas City, to enter the employ of the Wood's Self-binder Co. Will is an expert at putting up machines.

We wish him success. Physicians' prescriptions accurately compounded at all hours of the day or night, at J. M. Boys' Drug Store, 22-un Geo. W.

Forrester, of Union township, returned from Wichita Saturday. He reports his lot in that city, for which several years ago he paid $50, now worth $8,000. Some of the latest styles of the celebrated "Cortland" spring wagons just received by the Iron Clad Store Co. These wagons are better made, finer finished and lower in prices than ever before. Miss Tippie Statsman, of Buonaparte, Iowa, arrived in this city Friday last, and is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.

Rev. H. R. Lewis. English Spavin Liniment removes all Hard, Soft, or Calloused Lumps and Blemishes from horses, Blood Spavin, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Stifles, Spraias, Sore and Swollen Throat, Coughs, etc.

Save $50 by use of one bottle. Every bottle warranted by J. M. Boys Drug gist, Wamego. 25-ly H.

Pixiry His win aid Loon ane at last lie new and, of is A good would make me all hope By and duowa the if you have any property for sale, is with Devin, Gordon anode in tell, the pound or 44 N. I you wand to buy a goal, chop go to J. A. Bulla Satanday sold the A. 1.

Baths residence property to Sichanare, of this cilia, The boom has struck us; we have the goods, and are selling them malt five Drug store. M. Leo STONE, Masses. Schmane have chased the Wamege Caste Grocery of Wan. Frildo and Kenner as eared in 80 missies by Woolfonte Senitary Lotion, Warranted boy J.

M. Boys, Draggin, Wanege. 22-4 Beguine at tile KANSAS REPORTER office or photograph gale lery, for Davis, real estate agents, complete line of Medicines Perfumery, Toilet articles 8 d. 34. Boys's Drng Store, Received daily, new goods af the Boston STORE, which are offered al that one can duplicate, Don't vices forget it.

Gasoline hand and wine tor, at C. N. A. P. Batts, of Viessa, visited with of his son, J.

Iletts, this oly. day and Maturday last. Leach itros. keep thing the line of a first-class bookstore, The Board of road assessors passed through bere a westbound Monday, on a tour of inspece tion we presume. Remember, if you want any thing in the furniture line, matter what.

give Dearin Lucke a call. E. J. Fischer is hastening preparaLions to open up the grocery bush. ness.

We wish Joe would put in wholesale as well as retail stock. War mego needs another wholesale grocery house, Subscribers should understand that to secure both the Reroutes and Nagfover, they must pay 81.00-for an tire year in advance, We can not furnish the two papers for one cent less. Alex Scott, of Westmoreland, left for Norton county Monday, to "grow up with the country." Alex 18 an intel. ligent, energetic and honest young man, and we wish him the best of suecons. Job work, job work, job work at the old, reliable KANSAS REPORTER office.

Mrs. Clara T. Lane, of this city, is the authorized agent at Wamego for "The Story of the Bible," an interesting and instructive book of 704 pages, containing 300 Illustrations. The work sells for $1.50 and 83.75, according to style of binding. Fine line of perfumes, colognes and toilet goods, at M.

L. STONE'S. DIED--In this city, Friday, May 6th, of inflammatien of the bowels, R. II. Fowkes, aged 74 years.

Deceased had been a resident of Kansas for the past nine years. Funeral services were held at the M. E. church Saturday, conducted by Rev. J.

M. Wilson. Millet Seed for sale. J. E.

PEDDICORD, 44-4t Wamego. A well-known lawyer in Chicago, who was also notorious for the monumental repulsiveness of his features, once attacked the prisoner at the bar with great bitterness. The judge advised him several times to use moderation, but the lawyer continued his tirade: "The wretch bears his character in his face anyone may read it. Why, he is the ugliest man I ever "Counsellor," again remarked the judge. "you are forgetting yourI self." -Truth.

Window glass all sizes at J. M. Boys Drug Store. A New Firm. Messrs.

John D. Wamego's enterprising photographer, and William F. Davis, of the KANSAS REPORTER, have entered into partnership in the real estate business. Their a advertisement appears in this issue. Next week they will probably publish a list of properties for sale.

Mr. Hammaker needs no commendatory notice from us, as he has lived in Wamego a sufficient length of time to make such notice unnecessary. His word is as good as his partner, Mr. Davis' note, and whatever he says you can depend upon. As to Mr.

Davis, we haven't much to say about him, as he is somewhat related to ourself. If you want to purchase, or have any property for sale, it will certainly be to your interest to call upon Hammaker Davis. Goorge Coal and the stanch sprinkler gal alone well together. Man. Schaaade and Mas.

Frito, from Dinois, ate visiting with their sons in this city: Bonds mixed paints, white land and print, and at the Ding M. L. STONE, Manage will ore long have the staccis and sidewalks of any city i tike Ge Davis if you want to buy a lot, residence propraty, or fan. prompily and care Anily an any kows of she night at Drag fore, 2-8 Her, Father We went Leaves worth Monday, on business, turning home Tuesday, Robert Beattie home from Juaction City Senday, and is now al home sick with billons fever. Wall Paper and Borders, at dit Boys drug store.

Major 18. Jenkins, claim agent for the It. 18. Co, was shaking hands with friends at the depot Monday, Messes, George W. Cheney and Wat.

Vail, of Mt. George, and old time friends of the were in the oily Red Clever, Alfalfa Closer, Trevothy Seed, Orebard Grass and Red Top Heed on sale, at 20 a C.N, BAKER's. Mfr. 0. iterrall, formerly of this county, but of late years a resident of Rush county, Indiana, returned to this place last week, and will make this vicinity las future house, We welcome him back.

Last Friday evening Mfrs, A. Uhle rich enjoyed a pleasant surprise from a number of her lady friends, They came in unannounced, bringing with them eatables, etc, and the was passed in a very enjoyable manner by both surprisers and surprised. The Gasoline stores and avens al the Iron Ciad Store, The is the most simple in construe tion, casiest operated, absolutely the safest, and the handsomest tiasoline store made The P'erfection asbestos lined is the only perfect oven made. Under the head of "Charters fled," in yesterday's Commonwealth, appeared the following: "The "St. Alarys Board of of St.

Marys, Kansas. Term, ninety-nine years. Directors: P. 1. Sedale, W.

I1. Grete, John Erbacher, Henry Hegner, N. W. Iteddick, all of St. Marys." Mr.

and Sirs. A. Samples, of Des Moines, Iowa, who have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. J.D. Hammaker of this city, for some time past, have purchased the Mrs.

Caroline Knouse property, in the west part of town. They are well pleased with Kansas, and especially Wamego. We regret to learn that Deweese Co. have decided to return to Wamego with their stock of dry goods. This firm has been compelled to reach this determination on account of being unable to secure a desirable store room in the business part of our city.News.

Kill the fatted calf. Mr. Teter, one of the energetic members of our street committee, Saturday informed us that they had that day laid out about two miles of sidewalk for the city. We are glad to note the fact that the council are doing excellent work again. They are not, as has formerly been the case, tearing down their predecessors' work, but are commencing where they last season left off and pushing to completion essential improvements.

Chattel Mortgage Sale Of the Wamego Democrat Press and full outfit. Saturday, May 21, 1887, m. B. A. PIERSON, Wamego Wants Wamego Wants Material, Will be sold at 2 o'clock p.

Constable. Two first-class wholesale grocery houses; a first-class jeweler; fruit canning factory; one or two good laundries; bath house; water-works; tile factory; two more good railroads, and the Armstrong, or some other, machine shops. And if there is any thing else that would be to her and the surrounding country's interest, she wants that. An Apology. Owing to the fact that during the past week we have been constantly receiving new invoices of goods which we are selling at remarkably low prices, we have been unable to wait upon all of our customers, and take this method of apologizing for our seeming negligence.

We thank you each and all for your kind patronage, and trust that you will ever find it to your interest to patronize the leg BOSTON STORE. Hansaker Daris dow's les cleine to the high sounding and of but if sow wand to buy a cheep farm, or city property, dou's for get to give them a call, Way is is that of the George citizens and of that vicinity go to to de their Which they containly de, la is not in a great the famis of some of our merchants, who shank more of the ca" grade than they de of that of farmers who are living a few miles from town? The following from the Firewe touches a responsive chord is our you wast an of in the paper, let as know about it. We can't be every where al once, and sequently must miss ore or less of be local happenings, 18 our tention to do so, and we cordially vite every one of our subscribers to tend a helping hand at keeping as posts Our aim is to slight no one, and if anyone is slighted, it is his or her fault." SPRAYED place, 8 males of Louiwille, on April 1208, light bay yearling ware, with while face and some white on hied feet. Any one giving information shas will lead to her recovery will be liberally rewarded. 45-46 Joan All persons owing me on will please call and settle the same at once, I seed the money.

90-4m H. HE ENSE. I will sell as sale, Maturday. May 148h, at 2 o'clock at Perkins' p. livery stable, Wainego, 8 ponies, either for cash or on time, 44-26 J.

18, LATOBLIN, The Right Sort of May Basket, Nev. Mr. and Sirs. J. M.

Witson doe sire to thank the unknown person or persons who some evenings since, through unselfish generosity, left at their door a large "May" basket filled with many good things in the eatable line. I will buy steer calves, one and two. year old steers and stock hogs. Write ave your residence and I will call and look at your stock. J.

PITNEY, LaClede I'. 0. Are You Aware of the Fact property in Wamego can never be bought cheaper than at the present time? That although not enjoying 3 "boom," Wamego has a live, steady growth which is gradually making her the best town in the west, and that said growth is gaining, in rapidity ery day? That the KANSAS REPORTER isn't a bass of wind, to be squeezed by every would-be just for his especial benefit? That Wamego, lying almost hidden among beautiful shade trees, as seen by passengers on the west-bound trains every day, is one of the most charming cities of 2,000 inhabitants that human eyes are seldom blessed with a sight of? That Hammaker Davis, the new real estate firm, can sell your property if any one can? That Wamego has an excellent government? That when you advertise somebody knows that you have an existence? That a copious rain would make every body smile just about this time? That some day Wamego may awake, when it is too late, to the knowledge that she has no protection whatever against fire? We don't refer to the Great Hereafter, but to her earthly future. That the latch-string on our sanctum door is ever on the outside to the poor and needy, and--delinquent subscribers? That he who has no pity for others needs much himself? Shipments for the Past Week. Market reports furnished and cerrected weekly by J.

E. Peddicord for the KANSAS Reporter. J. E. Peddicord, 1 car load of hogs.

J. W. Arnold, 2 car loads of sheep. Shipping steers are worth Feeders, cattle are worth Hogs, heavy, are worth $4 Hogs, light, are worth $4. 4.25.

Wheat 70 cents. Corn, white, 29 cents. Corn, mixed. 28 cents. Oats 25 cents.

Drugs. Drugs. For good goods and low prices, call at A. L. Powell's Prescription Drug Storo, In the neW Hocker Building, I Wamego Kans.

Paid up Capital 875.000, J. C. Bosses, President, 0. trice Free. Cashier, A.

W. Cos, Ass's Cashier, Bank, First WAM Having ample we National are always ready to make Jonas and bey notes sonable rates, 4 Kansas Department OP The Dakota Mortgage Loan Corporation war P'apers drawn, Money paid and Lose closed same day application is made. Priscipal and interest paid at my office any expense, J. A. MONINGER, OFFICE: AGENT.

WAMEGO, KANSAS, Notice. Notice. Notice. Notice. Notice, Notice, D.

HAMMAKER. 1W. F. DAVIN. HAMMAKER DAVIS, Real Estate Agents.

If you have property for sale, let us sell it for you. Our commission for selling is 3 per unless other rates are agreed upon previous to sale. If you want to purchase a good City Rosidence Property, Farm or Town Lol, remember that we have them for sale. WE WILL PUBLISH A PARTIAL LIST OF PROPERTY FOR SALE. NEXT WEEK.

ENQUIRE FOR US AT The Kansas Reporter Office, OR Hammaker's Photograph Gallery. 3 DAVIS, WAMEGO, KANSAS. JAS. L' PRUNTY, TROUT LEACH The Iron Clad Lumber Company. -DEALERS INLumber, Lath, Shingles, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Building Paper, Plastering, Hair Lime, Cement, stone, COAL, ETC.

WAMEGO, KANSAS. M. P. Goffe, successor to Jno. Tuttle, is doing a good business, and called your attention to the fact by a thoroughly business-like ad.

this week. When he talks about low prices, it will pay you to heed his conversation. "FERNANDINA, Nassua March 29, 1880. "I have used Dr. Simmons Liver Regulator and always found it to do what is claimed for it.

The last bottle and two packages did me no good and were worse than nothing. I see it is not put up by J. H. Zeilin and not genuine, and a waste of money to buy it. I would be glad to get the pure and genuine.

Send me some from honest hands (with red and Zeilin signature on Wrapper). The fictitious stuff sold will injure some one bady. "Your Ob't Serv't, 44-4t BENJ. T. RICH.

Led Astray. Atchison Champion: The resignation of Mr. Potter from the B. Q. and his acceptance of the management of the Union Pacific, is a very significant move, the full import of which we cannot divine.

Ice! Ice! Keep Cool. Patronize home industry. I am now prepared to supply ice, in any quantity, to the citizens Wamego. My ice is taken from the channel of the Kaw river and is pure. I claim that it is better than ice taken from stagnant creeks or poois.

Leave orders at the meat market of Chas. Foveaux, and he will supply you until I start the ice wagon to delivering. Special rates given on large quantities. 41-tn THOS. BEATTIE.

The "Hapgood Listing" Cuitivators, the Eagle, Buckeye, "New Idea," X. Deere, and several other kinds of cultivators, at the Iron Clad Store. The Topeka Journal of last week says: F. Limerick, banker of Alma, gave us a pleasant call. Mr.

Limerick has been sinking a prospect hole at Alma, thirty miles west of Topeka, during the winter, in search of coal. He has passed through eight veins. At a depth of nearly 800 feet he has struck a rich stratum, silver bearing. The coal discovered will pay for working, and a shaft will be sunk at once. A diamond drill will also be secured to further show the silver stratum.

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Three doses of August Flower will prove its wonderful effect. Sample bottles, 10 cents. Try it. 37-eow.