Ellsworth Messenger from Ellsworth, Kansas • 2

SEASON'S SCHEDULE OF THE KANSAS STATE LEAGUE Ellsworth Messenger THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1905. FRANK S. FOSTER, Editor. The Season Is On Baseball is now being plajed from one end of the country to the other, and the Postoffice Book Store OFFICIAL, COUNTY PAPER. Kutered at the postofflce at Ellsworth, Kan.

as second class matter. a is leading with the latest in Balls, Bats, Mitts, At Ellsworth At Hutchinson At Kingman At Minneapolis ELLSWORTH The Jun 29, 30, July 1 July 10, 11, 12 June 15, 1(5, 17 Messenger July 13, 14, 15 July 19, 20, 21 July 27, 28, 29 HUTCHINSON June 22, 23, 24 will June 26, 27, 28 June 18, 19, 20 July 6, 7, 8 contain July 27, 28, 29 July 10, 11, 12 KINGMAN June 19, 20, 21 June 15, 16, 17 the State June 22, 23, 24 July 3, 4, 5 July 24, 25, 26 League July 6, 7, 8 MINNEAPOLIS June 26, 27, 28 July 3, 4, 5 June 30, July 1 base ball July 24, 25, 26 July 19, 20, 21 July 14, 15, 17, 18 scores The Ellsworth high school building is being painted. Ellsworth is one of the best towns in the shite in which to make your lioine. Flates, etc. League Balls at $1.25.

and others down to 5c for the small boy. Also Caps, Belts, Masks and Rules. FITTING OUT CLUBS A SPECIALTY ALL KINDS OF FISHING TACKLE Yesterday was flag day. We did not notice that many of our people observed the day. A train ran 127 miles in 85 minutes Carneiro.

Items rather scarce too dry to make KANSAS STATE LEAGUE. on a Pennsylvania road the other day. That's going some. Too Many Churches From "Sagebrush Philosophy. Jesus Christ, the son of God what crimes have been committed in thy name what a cloak for rascals and lools what inspiration for asinine egotism, unreasonable demands, and fearsome fallacies! I am reminded of the Chinaman who fell into pious hands on first setting foot on christian soil, and was taken to church every Sunday.

When the plate was first passed he was given to understand why and what for, and thereafter for several weeks cheerfully chipped in without comment or complaint. But he finally wearied of the regularity with which he was being worked for a share of his small wage, and turning to a gentleman sitting next him iin the same pew after he had grudgingly met still another assessmenthe asked in a whisper heard all over the house "Say, bloy, who is this Glee Cli, who all time bloke The Kansas community who held an election the other day at which everybody voted for one church and every other denomination barred thereafter, would seem to have solved the problem. 1 1 was a question of one well supported or three poverty stricken pulpits, in the solution of which everybody had a voice and a vote. Outside the cities where concentrated population prevents, there is hardly a town in this entire country which is not church-ridden in which "Gee Cli" is "all time bloke" where a separate pulpit is maintained for every few hundred inhabitants. We are all agreed saint and sinner alike on the simple proposition that churches are good things.

But deep down in the heart of every married man rests and abides a sincere sympathy for Solomon think of building a temple which was the wonder and glory of the then world on an exclusive diet of chocolate creams Ten thousand towns could and would support one church willingly and well, whereas from two to ten invariably eke a good growth. Notice to Trespassers. Notice is hereby given that trespassing in any manner is absolutely forbidden, under penalty of the law, upon the east half of the southeast and the south half of the northeast quarters of section 28, township 15, range 8. This is the pasture just east of the Gord Freeman place on the east edge of town. R.

X. Watson. Miss Alice Selby, of Topeka, is visit A fire at the S. S. packing house, ing with her mother for a few days near Kline's Cash Store Kansas City, Tuesday, did about Carneiro.

(KM) damage to the plant. Miss Bessie Ewing is visiting a few days with her sister, Mrs. Fred Grant A writer in he Topeka Capital says in Ellsworth. Special prices on harvest orders at Kline's Store, Kanopolis. The New Bakery.

Miss Mary Allan is visiting with her he has ceased to fear hell he recent ly rode 200 miles in a chair car. The next improvement to be con brother, Robert, and family for a few rt Prr Qsil For harvest supplies lUt: rUf come and load up. You will find that my prices are always the lowest days in Ellsworth. As soon as our outfit arrives we will open a new bakery and ice cream par siih'it should be the matter of giv lor in tne room south of Demuth Shephard's new store. We will make ing Kllsworth a system of sewerage aud keep for sale a line of baked goods Harvest has commenced in several anu will deliver same at any time.

We nanaie ottr own make of ice crearn and counties east of Ellsworth. Binding will make a specialty of furnishing cream and cakes to lodges, at reasonable prices. will probably begin here in a few Season Opens with Four Strong Clubs In the League. The Kansas State league ball season opens today with games at Hutchinson and Minneapolis. Kingman plays at Hutchinson, and Ellsworth at Minneapolis.

Three games will be played at each place, after which Kingman will come to Kllsworth for three games, and Hutchinson- goes to Minneapolis. Hutchinson follows Kingman at Kllsworth. The complete schedule for the first thirty-six games appears in this issue. Minneapolis, Hutchinson and Kingman have had teams in the field playing for the past three weeks, and are, consequently, already playing good ball. Kllsworh has been slow in getting her team together.

The first of the men reported last Saturday for practice. The men, with the exception of Kerns at third, and Buddy Sigler in center, are all new men. Most of them come well recommended. The first four or five games will demonstrate their ability. If they are not fast enough for the other teams in the league, others will be secured to take their places.

Ellsworth ball fans all know a good ball player days. We have located hero to make our home in your thriving city and all we (Jovernor I loch claims that pro ask is a fair trial of our goods and busi hibition prohibits in he great major ness methods. Tobacco or cigars will not be handled or used in our place of ilv of towns in Kansas. He may be 7 lbs Pearl Hominy 25c Means Corn $1.00 14 cans Tomatoes $1.00 1 lb good Cheese 15c 1 lb O.S. Smoking Tobacco 25c 1 gal.

Sour Pickles 25c 2,000 Parlor Matches 15c 1 lb best Japan Tea 45c 5 pks Corn Starch 25c 3 cans Peas 25 2 cans Simon Pure Flour, Feed Queensware, Crockery Tinware Hats, Boots, Shoes Notions and Dry Goods Ice water on tap every day 4 lbs Ginger Snaps 25c 2 3-1 cans Grapes 25c 2 3-lb cans best Apricots 25c 3 3-lb cans best Saur Kraut 25c 4 3-lb cans Cottage Apple But'r 25c 3 lbs whole evaporated Apples 25c Gallon can N.Y. Apples. 25c Gal. can peeled table Peaches Gallon can Syrup 35c Gallon can Sorghum 35c 25c pkg Crackers 20c 6 lbs Navy Beans 25c 6 lbs best Rice 25c 8 bars Silk Soap 25c 3 1-gal. milk Crocks 25c 1 lb best evap Raspberries 25c 4 bars good toilet Soap 10c 1 lb good Mocha it Java Coffee 15c business, call and get acquainted.

Yours for trade, A. A. BlSBKE. right. The hoop skirt is said to be waiting Special prices on harvest orders at Kline's Store, Kanopolis.

Strayed From a camp near the until summer styles of hosiery are more attractive than those worn this season. out a miserable existence in each indulging in hairpulling and other com There is quite an emmigration to the harvest fields. We see some from Iowa, Illinois and Missouri. D. II.

Kreger has got through haying. He got his large crop up without any rain. lie has very fine hay. Mrs. A.

W. Sheridan, who ha3 been under the doctor's care for the past week is much better at this time. Mrs. Ed Cook has been dangerously sick the past few days. Dr.

Hissem was called. She is some better at this writing. The ground is getting quite dry. It is a good time to get away with the weeds. The more you plow the more moisture you have.

Rev. S. W. Elam, of McPherson, preached in the Christian church Sunday morning and evening. Rev.

Elam has been emploj'ed for the second year at Carneiro. Remember that next Sunday is children's day at the M. E. church in Carneiro. All are requested to come out and have a nice time.

A good program has been prepared. Cuban Diarrhoea. U. S. soldiers who served in Cuba during the Spanish war know what this disease is, and that ordinary remedies have little more effect than so much Carpenter farm two miles west of Ells petitive stunts unduly conductive to worth, a bay mare, about eight years old; has white star in forehead; one white weigh about 800 pounds; has indistinct brands on left shoulder and ou left hip.

Finder will be reward gaiety on the part of the ungodly the congregation overtaxed, the minister and his family half clad, and the sisters coinir e-unninar everv dav for outside Recent floods in Argentia, South America, have drowned 40,000 cattle. A great deal of other property was dest roved. ed by notifying this office or CJ coin, simply because the truly good can O- 15. KLUSTE. Proprietor not agree on a creed and get together.

In mostjplaces this overplus of churches is a positive burden, and yet one which M. MERiTT, City Marshal. For sale A good binder. Inquire of Will Cochrane, Ellsworth. Special prices on harvest orders at Kline's Store, Kanopolis.

The party in Russia which has been demanding peace is now lambasting the czar for even considering pence proposals. when they see one in action on the field they demand a good, fast team, and they will not be dissapoiuted. The management is as anxious and as fully determined as the fans that the Ellsworth team shall be as strong as any in the league. At present the league comprises orly four teams. It is hoped that by July 1 two other towns will be found in this under present plans must be borne.

Institute Notes. We are nearing the end. Why not throw them all into one pool, as this Kansas community did, and let Taken Home. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.

George Kssick, southeast of Kanopolis, died last Saturday, June 10, 1905, aged ten days. Funeral services were held in Friday and Saturday will be devoted FOR SALE, WANTS, ETC. to examinations. the best boss win to ever after front a manger filled with forage and a feed- There is a movement on foot to start box over-flowing with clerical oats? It Adverlisctwnfs under this head are 5 cents per line for each innetion. a teachers' library.

part of the state that have enough entei prise about them to place teams in the Buckeye church Sunday. The re- mains were Interred in the Buckeye' would sure lighten the common finan Lorraine has a new school board: H. The jury in the Mrs. Myers case in Kansas City agreed with the general public, in their verdict both were sure of her guilt. Monday Justice Brewer spoke in favor of woman suffrage.

The next day Cardinal Cibbons condemned it. Take your choice. cial load, fill empty benches, and im Keal estate for sale. Inquire of B. Mohlman, director; H.

E. Koppen haver, clerk; W. J. Splitter, treasurer. Nunamaker, prove the personnel of the clergy cemetery.

The father, mother and other relatives have the sincere sympathy of all in their sorrow and water. Cuban diarrhoea is almost as severe and dangerous as a mild attack of through that time-honored test of the the field. Nothing has done more towards advertising Kllsworth as a good, live, up-to date, wide-awake, progressive town than her ball teams of the past four or five years. A town that has enough cholera. There is one remedy, nowever, How many of the teachers can give the cause of the Russian-Japanese war? survival of the fittest and any man can praise God louder and louder in the that can always be depedded upon as Are we reading a daily to keep up with will be seen by the following certificate from Mrs.

Minnie Jacobs of Houston. the flight of current events. midst of plenty than when racked with the pains and penalties of poverty, even though it be quasi-genteel. We have enterprise to support a good ball team The reading circle books, consisting A company has been formed, money raised and a contract let for boring a hole at Clay Center for oil and gas. The Children's Favorite.

For whooping cough, One Minute Cough Cure is the children's favorite. This is because it contains no opiate, is perfectly harmless, tastes good and cures. Sold by Geo. Seitz. of Putnam's Pedagogic's and Niver's too many churches for their own good, Texas: -I hereby certify that Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured my husband of a severe attack year after year is sure to have a lot of energetic business men.

Kllsworth has her share of this kind of men. She has others, but they are in the minority. and ours. What wonder that the China History of England are on sale at the man inquired, in all seriousness: of Cuban diarrhoea, which he brought home from Cuba. We had several doctors but they did him no good.

One bot book store. Do not fail to provide your self with them before leaving for home The result of the written test in spell You cannot afford to put in a sidewalk without til st getting our prices ou cement walks. Burr Storey. H. Z- HISSEM.

PHYSICIAN AND SUKCEON, Special attention given to diseases of the nose, throat and lungs. OHce over Central National Bank, PHYSICIAN AND SUKCKON. Office over Central National Bank. H. C.

MAYER, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Over The Hoffmann Pharmacy. G. F. WRIGHT, M.

D- Office coruer First Street and Colorado Avenue on west side of street leading to Frisco depot. "Who is this Glee Cli, who all time broke?" Though a regular if not resigned Nature evens up all things the hull dog has no great amount of bejiuty, but his tail is so short that a can cannot be tied to it. tle of this remedy cured him as our neighbors will testify. I thank God for ing proved that not enough weight is placed upon that branch in the schools Will Gutter the Streets. There has been more or less talk during the past few years regarding the guttering of a number of the business streets of our city.

It has been claimed contributor ever since I earned my first dollar, there is one church fund which so valuable a medicine." For sale by of the county. Let us be on our guard W. E. Sherriff Russia Needs More Like It. The $40,000 Carnegie library was dedicated Tuesday at Topeka in connection with the observance of the fortieth anniversary of the founding of Washbvrn college.

The Jemtehug was sunk. Then she reached Vladivostok. Then she was again defiinitely and positively sunk Now she has appeared at Manila. She is decidedly the liveliest ship in the Special prices on harvest orders at Kline's Store, Kanopolis. Mr.

and Mrs. George Tremble are expected home within a few days. The Ellsworth management would like to hear from a good catcher and a pitcher or two. The Baptist church has been greatly improved in appearance by the coat of paint given it recently by Jake Boise. Mr.

aud Mrs. B. S. Westfall expect to leave in a few days for Michigan, where they will visit relatives for several weeks. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Stuart were up from their home near Carueiro yesterday to attend the funeral of Mrs. C. L. Myers.

Lee and Henry Hoffmann will give a progressive picnic lunch to their young friends Saturday evening at their home whole outfit. Omaha Word Herald. We learn from the telegraph that the Texas has been theoretically sunk. It is that sort of stuff that makes a man stop reading the newspapers and begin beating his wife. Kxchange.

Torture of a Preacher. The story of the torture of Rev. O. I) Moore, pastor of the Baptist church, of Harpersville, N. will interest you He says: "I suffered agonies, because of a persistedt cough, resulting from the grip.

1 had to sleep sitting up in bed. tried many remedies, without relief, un Dancing masters now in session at Columbus, Ohio, have decreed that the jig and the clog, with dashes of the wait, shall be a feature of the well developed dance program of the coming season. til I took Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, which your pastor, brethern, has always refused to inflate. I refer to money raised on the plea of support of foreign missions.

Rockefeller can afford there are others. I have never cottoned to the contention that our variety of religion guarantees everlasting damnation to all those who happen not to hear of it, nor that our sole object in invading semi-barbarous countries is to enlighten and convert. Prof. Frederick Starr, anthropologist, the University of Chicago, went one step farther than holy writ when be declared In an address on this subject the other day that hard-boiled shirt bosoms, plug hats, booze, cheap jewehy and alarm clocks were the only benefits Anglo-Saxon interference had brought to heathen nations in all the years we have been biblically butting in that our, to them foreign, religion is a huge mistake, and that even cannibals would be better off without its influence. Hear ye, hear ye We carried the torch of Christianity to this country and with what result? The red man who when we came worshipped a Great Spirit, heard His voice in the peal of thunder and sough of the pines, and held to such simple and honest lights as experience had taught his fathers before him, promptly learned the other great lesson to drink, and kill.

All of our missionary work along this line has been a flat failure today he is a thousand times worse off, physically, morally and mentally than when we first undertook his reformation on Grand avenue. I Paul and Wilbur Hoffmann enter entirely cured my cough and saved me from consumption." A grand cure lor diseased conditions of throat and lungs At the Hoffmann Pharmacy; price 5()c C. D. DAY, DENTIST Office over the old .1. L.

Bell building. All kinds of Dental work done. Satisfaction guar-inteed. Saving of ulcerated teeth a specialty. C.

R. WILDES, ET II I A li 1 1 I EO ELLSWORTH KANSAS. Office In Sherriff's Drug Store. C. J.

EVANS. ATTORN KY-AT-LAW. Loans money and makes collections. Office in Welling'on Block. Phone No.

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WILSON, ABSTRACTS. REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE, fcllsworth, Kansas. JOE KALINA, BLACKSMITH I Nil, HORSE SHOEING, CARRIAGE. MAKING.

Has the most thoroughly equipped blacksmith shop In the west. None lnt competent workmen employed g.iod work, promptly done. Stone shop ou First ntreet east of Post Office. Basement Resfatoranf E. KALOCHNY, Trop.

OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Prompt service and the best the market affords. and $1.00, guaranteed. Trial bottles free. Kllsworth is to have a four-foot guttering of cement along each side of her principal business blocks. This will save considerable money each month that is now being spent to keep the street clean.

New School fleeting Law. for mis-spelled words during the coming year. Mr. V. E.

Hagy, of Ney, Ohio, is visiting his brother, W. E. Hagy, our county superintendent. He is engaged in school work in his native state, being township superintendent and the principal of the township high school. Last Thursday the teachers' association was organized by electing the following oflicers: Mamie Helm, president Geo.

Ewing, vice president; Daisy Porter, secretary Mary Phelan, treasurer. The executive committee consists of Anna Hopkins, W. E. Hagy and H. Coover.

Governor Iloch is about to become a banker, as well as a stockholder in an oil refinery. He is one of the directors of a new national bank that has been launched at Marion. With him are associated C. S. Jones, of Kansas City, M.A.

Low, of Topeka, and J. S. Dean aud F. J. Funk, of Marion.

The Marquette Tribune notes that no contribution for the relief of the tornado sufferers there has been received from the Chicago mail order houses, although those concerns have enjoyed a good deal of business from that community. Strange, isn't it? That Jewell couuty easy mark who "loaned" another man three thousand dollars just for a few minutes with which to win a big stake on a foot-race, probably does not read the papers. If he did he would know better than to venture in the same township with a foot-race on which big money has been placed. There may be something doing over in Jefferson county one of these days. Oskaloosa wants the county to build a new jail, and Valley Falls has stepped in with an offer to build the jail and sherriff's residence for the county and donate the site for a court house, if the county seat will be located there instead of at Oskaloosa.

by those favoring the idea, owners of property along the streets where the proposed improvement will be made, that the city will be money ahead in a few years, if it would construct the gutters and pay the entire cost out of the city treasury. Kvery few weeks a force of men and a team is needed to clean up the principal business streets of the city. Douglas avenue from Second street south two blocks, in particular, demands a great deal of attention by reason of the fact that most of the business of the town is done on the two blocks from Second street south to the Union Pacific tracks. It has been estimated that the cost of putting in a four foot gutter of cement along each side of the street will cost about one dollar a running foot, or about per lot of twenty-five feet. The majority of the property owners on both sides of Douglas avenue in the first block south of Second street have signified their willingness to stand half the expense of putting down this guttering by signing a petitton asking the council to order the gut tering put down on the condition that property owners pay half and the city the other half.

This petition was presented to the council Tuesday evening, and after considering it the council unanimously voted to grant the request. The street committee and B. S. Westfall, as representative of the property -owners, were directed to proceed with its construction Trouble Increasing. When your trouble with food-digestion seems to be increasing, and various pains like stomach-ache, headache, backache, beset you; when your bowels and liver seem continually out of order, what you need is Dr.Caldwell's (laxative) Syrup Pepsin.

It is safe, pleasant and far superior 10 all pills or cathartic waters. Sold by all druggists at 50c and and $1.00. Money back if it fails. The laws relating to schools, enacted tained a number of their young friends very pleasantly Tuesday afternoon at their home on Grand avenue. Miss Elizabeth Tresner left yesterday morning for her home in Kvanston, Illinois, after a visit of a week or ten days with friends in Ellsworth.

The Presbyterian Aid Society was entertained yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs.W.C. Eldred by Mesdames W. C. Eldred, Jess Hobart and E. A.

Bower. by the legislature of 1905, changes the date of the annual district school meetings from the third Thursday in Jute to the third Thursday in July. The annual meetings this year will, therefore, be held on the 20th of July, and the blanks If Russia's peace commissioners should prove no better as diplomats than her generals have shown themselves as soldiers, Japan should experience no diflicults in securing an indemnity and an outlet for her overcrowded populat ion. for the same will be sent out early in that month. W.

E. Hay, County Superintendent. Injunction is Issued. A stringent injunction has been issued against the malignant activity of dys think you he is any nearer heaven? Isolated cases but prove the rule that pepsia, amongst all people, by Dr. Cald Mother's Devotion.

To her children is one of the most beau-tifui things in life. When they are sick, the wise mother who has taken the pains to study their best interests, promptly gives them Dr. Caldwell's (laxative) Syrup Pepsin- It quickly relieves pain and fever and can never do anything but good. Try it. Sold by all druggists.

Special prices on harvest orders at Kline's Store, Kanopolis. Poor Bo never really accepts our relig ion that his sometimes seeming con Union Pacific Time Card. well's (laxative) Syrup Pepsin. Do not fail to invoke the powerful aid of this Peace plans between Japan and Russia are beginning to progress. Japan, however, has stated decidedly that she will not consent to Russia's suggestion that peace plenipo-tentiaries meet in Paris.

Paris is looked upon as the capital of Russia's ally. This fact taken in connection versation and gutteral "Bless God is a blufT that the sum total of tour evang gieat enemy of all stomach and bowel disorder at the least sign of trouble in any of your digestive organs. It will WEST HOI' NO. Overland Limited Ellis Aeeommadutioii Denver Express 12:15, a. 111.

9 :45, a. 5:45, p. ill. elistic efforts through all these years is the most perfect type extant today of a promptly and surely set them right, and with the fact of the great distance of m. 1U.

make you well. Try it. Sold by all Paris from the seat of war is Japan's Through Freight 1 SK a. Local Freight 12:10. p.

EAST BOI SII. Overland Limited 2:40, a druggists at 50c and $1.00. Money back drunken, lying, lousy, lazy and always lascivious and beastly lout. It is true that religion means civilization but it is likewise true that as to the poor cuss No. 101 No.

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reason for refusing to consider a meeting in Pars. Japan wants the meeting held at some point near to whom we would take by the hand and lift from the slough of idolatrous igno Manchuria. Junction City Accoimnodattoii p.m. Kansas City Express :45. a.

111. Local Freight 1:45. p. m. Through Freight 3:25.

p. V. Bell, agent. rance, civilization always means hell Avoid Worry. No large, generous soul was ever worrier.

Calmness, serenity, poise and power to move through life rhythmically, without jar or fret, are characteristic of greatness and true nobility. fJuecess Magazine. for him. He may feign a seeming acceptance of one or another of our creeds In a recent speech before the liusi ness Science club, the Japanese con for a time; but it never strikes deeper Death of Mrs. Anna Myers.

Mrs. Anna Myers died Tuesday, June 13, 1905, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. M. Wilson, this city, at the age of 56 years, 7 months and 13 days.

Funeral services were held in the M. E. church, this city, yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment was in the Ellsworth cemetery by the side of her husband, who idied a number of years ago. Mrs.

Myers had lived in Ellsworth for a great many years. She was a christian woman, a good mother and a wife who did all she could to make the last days of her husband pleasant and comfortable for him. Friends here and elsewhere will join us in extending sym sul, Mr. Uchida, while refraining than the third layer of his' epidermis, from any prophecy as to the probable and when he dies, no matter in what land or under what environment, it is terms of the peace agreement to with full faith in his own natal Drand Furious Eighting. "For seven years," writes Geo.

which his country might be willing or aeity none other has the name to subscribe, said he could guarantee Hoffmann, of Harper, Wash. "I had a stamped on his cork or blown in his bottle. 1 he foreigner resents our med one thing welcome to Americans. "I bitter battle with chronic stomach and liver troulbe, but at last I won, and Doubly Unfortunate. Yesterday a man came to this office to advertise for a horse which had strayed from his camp west of town.

He said he was on his way west to relatives with four motherless children; that he stopped west of town to camp one night recently that his oldest son rode one of his two horses into town for provisions. Unknown to him the other horse got loose and followed, and failed to return. He is stranded, as he cannot go on with one horse. What we suggest is that here is an opportunity to do much more good with a collection than is done by sending money to foreign heathens. Here Is a man with four children who is try tng to keep them together and raise them.

His misfortunes have been added to by the loss of one of his horses. dlesome interference. That last Chinese row was directly chargeable to mischief-making missionaries some of can say to the American world of commerce," he declared, "without cured my diseases, by the use of Klectric Sprained Ankle, Stiff Neck, Lame Shoulder. These aie three common aUmencs for which Chamberlain's Pain Balm is especially valuable. If promptly applied it will save you time, money and suffering when troubled with anyone of these ailments.

For sale by W. E.Sherriff. Of all the vices to which young men become slaves idleness is by no means the least. It is a vice easily contracted in youth and hard to throw off in manhood. Unfortunately, it is not generally looked upon as an evil in the sense that drinking, gambling and debauchery are evils, yet its influence is no less certain in breaking down character and sapping physical and intellectaul strength.

Portland Oregonian. Governor Hoch announces that the prohibition of passes to public officials coupled with a reasonable reduction in railroad passenger rates would meet whom as a result of universal loot after Bitters. I unhesitatingly recommend fear of making a mistake, that when ward came home with the cash. We pathy to the daughter and other rela tives who survive. peace is finally achieved the markets are constantly getting into trouble with other countries over the frequent bad them to all, and don't intend in the future to be without them in the house.

They aTe eertainly a wonderful medi of Manchuria and Korea will be open Published in Ellsworth Messenger June 15, 1905. ORDINANCE NO. 296. Being an ordinance establishing sidewalks: Be It ordained by the mayor and city council of the City of Kllswoith, Kansas: Section 1. That good and sufficient slde-walk3 made of good vitrified brick.

Cartilage stone or cement, four feet wide, well bedded in sand or gravel, with a good and sufficient curb ou each side of same, be constructed as follows: Along the south eide of Thiia street from Court avenue to Nebrask avenue; the north side of Third street from louglas avenue to Court avenue; the west side of Kansas avenue from Fourth to Tenth street; the north side of Ten Hi street from Kansas avenue to Grand avenue; the east side of Court avenue from Second street to Fourth street. Sec. 2. That all of said walks shall be completed on or Iiefore the 15th day of October, 1905; aud in case the owner of abutting proerty falls to construct the same within the time heretofore provided, said walk shall be constructed by the city, and the costs thereof placed on the tax rolls to be collected as other taxes against such property. Sec.

3. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from aud after its publication in the official city paver, Fassed by the council and approved by the pre sideut of the council this Lit li day of June, 11)05. Vt. L. Mkkk, president.

Attest: F. 8. Foster. breaks made by those whom we send to save heathen souls. It is all a mistake.

to the world, and that our sincere hope in Japan is that America will cine, to have cured such a bad case as mine." Sold under guarantee to do the The African living in an African hut after the fashion of his African fathers join hands with us in the develop ment of the two countries." is like to be as good if not a better man than the salaried carpet-bagger who is sent across the seas to sell him salvation In Mad Chase. Millions run in mad chase after health, 5rom one extreme of faddism to another, when, if they would only eat good food, and keep their bowels regular with Dr. King's New Life Pills, their troubles would all pass away. Prompt relief and quick cure for liver and stomach trouble. 25c at the Hoffmann Pharmacy guaranteed.

same for you, by the Hoffmann Pharmacy at 50c a bottle. Try them today. Wnxted Sympathy. Kind Lady Here's a nickel. But what are.

you erying for. little boy? and always a better man than after he has absorbed our kaleidioscopic relig Asthma Sufferers Should know This. Foley's Honey and Tar has cured many cases of asthma that were considered hopeless. Mrs. Adolph Buesing, 701 ion, our rum, ana other things which history properly groups under the head of Anglo-Saxon civilization.

West Third writes: Bad Odor- A bad odor from a person's breath may be caused by many different forms of dyspepsia. 1 1 may be due tc stomach catarrh, biliousness, constipation, or a case of ordinary indigestion. Whatever may be the cause, there is just one reliable cure, and that is Dr. Caldwell's (laxative) Syrup Pepsin. It ciears all the impurities out of your body and makes your breath as sweet as the June morning.

Safe, pleasant and effective. Sold by all druggists at 50c and $1.00. Money back if it fails. Little Roy I ain't cryln'. Dls is ma regular face.

Hartford Courant A Fearful Eate. It is a fearful fate to have to endure the terrible torture of piles. "I can truthfully say, "writes Harry Masonville, "that for blind, bleeding, itching and protruding Arnica Salve i the best cure made." Also best for cuts, burns and injuries. 25c at the Hoffmann with his hearty approval. lie seems to forget that this was exactly what the Pringle bill proposed to do, but that it not only failed to receive any support from the governor's administration, but was actually smothered and killed by those claiming to represent and speak for him.

Kingman Leader-Courier. If you want a pretty face and delightful air, Rosy cheeks and lovely hair, Wedding trip across the sea, Put your faith in Rocky Mountain Tea "Salvation is the psalmist, and yet under stress of superstitious and mistaken precedent and twist of clerical thumbscrew we daily export more missionaries, and cough up for a new church on the other corner. Private subscription, enforced and unwilling donation, suppers, fairs, sales and kindred kinks and every service the plate why smile at this untutored disciple of Confucius in whose heathen head finally crystalized the query: "Say, bloy, who-is this Gee Cli, who all time bloke?" "A severe cold contracted twelve years ago was neglected until tt finally grew into ashtma. The best medical skill available could not give me more than temporary relief. Foley's Honey and Tar was recommended and one lifty cent bottle entirely cured me of asthma which had been growing on me for twelve years, and if I had taken it at the start I would have been saved years of suffering." Sold by G.

It. Hoffmann. CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS Best Coueh Syrup. Taste3 Good. Use in time.

Sold by druggists. Warning to the Public. All persons are warned against defacing the sign boards recently erected south of the Donglas avenue bridge on pain of prosecution. These are private property, protected by adequate laws. ELLhwoRTH Bill.

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