Westmoreland Recorder from Westmoreland, Kansas • Page 8

Westmoreland School Report. The following is the report of Educational Column. Teaehers and nil others Interested tn education lire Invileil to send contributions to The way we understood him was that he chartered a train for goods at Chicago and another at St. Louis, the for month West moreland ending )etober schools I'. 17: J.

K. proprietor of the Sun-llowcr barber shop, can suit you Willi a shave, hair cut or shampoo. He studies to please. Kliliu McMnnay is visiting at II. L.

(lard's, in Westmoreland, and at Licenses To Marry. The following marriage licenses have been Issued by Probate Judge Martin Hasty since our last Issue: Nolilo I), Welly, WlinH'Kn, Xl. Ilutlic Kenier, Wumotfo, aed w. ('has. Kiliir Guorrin.

Oimtfa, awed w. 4. in this department to Superintendent M. I). Wultner, Westmoreland, The counly teachers' association will meet In St.

Marys, Friday and Uecordtt. TlllMlsDA OcTdllKK 107. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY. $1.00 Per Annum in Advance. All Back Subscription invariably $1.50 Per Annum.

Knrolltni'iit Aveniue Daily Attendance neither absent nor turdy. but that statement was doubtless a mild form of hyperbole wdiile we are stating exact, facts. You will have to see that new stock of goods before you can get an idea of the quantity and the variety. When you come to West moreland ca'l at Stein's and see his goods. 1 ho homes of ol lior relatives in Pot -tawalomic counly.

HONoI; linl.L. Klla Garrison. Thomas Cuvo, I.ulaHiddens. Maude Cooper, Ida. Geary.

Ida Walker. ill Westmoreland. eond-elass matter. Entered Hi Hip KailMUK, S' Jennie Arnold. Anna O'Daniel, Wm.

McKee. -May Dennis, Audi's Me( 'oy, I. nhi Iiiiniimton. Clyde Hurt. CoMFoltT, Teaeher.

ROOM Grace Jiuflllmton, We need make no apologies for any man on the. republican ticket. The ticket Is good from any point of view, from top to hot loin. Kleven girls and eight bovs went fishing several miles koiM.Ii, on Rock CrceK, Saturday. A sucker or two were caught by I lie girls.

Many of I)an Spalding's and W. B. Saturday, November 5 and i. The opera house there has been rented for the meeting and a profitable session is anticipated. State Superintendent Wm.

Slryker, will probably speak Friday night. School visitation will begin in earnest, next week. All but twelve districts have reported the selection of teachers. The clerks In these twelve districts should report at once. Make arrangements so that you can attend the' coming association, at St.

Silk waisl patterns, at Crowd's. Karly corn is dry enough to crib. A. II. I'ouieroy, of Topeka, is in the city.

New cram berries, a uiiart at Cussio Hollo liutler. Ojiliyil, atfed Id. The Westmoreland schools are progressing llnely. The rooms are all crowded. The board has ordered some new seats.

It was not intended to purchase any new furniture until the new school house is built, but more seats were, a necessity to seat the pupils properly who are now attending school. The populists of Rock Creek township nominated the following ticket Saturday: A.J. McKee, trustee1: I. II. Plummor, elerk: (J.

W. Townsend, treasurer; I). C. McComas and Toney Lauor, constables; Dr. J.

T. Youn-man, road overseer, district No. John Good, No. (J. R.

Church, No. .1, and (1. Ii. Fowler, No. 4.

Average Daily Attendance No. neither absent nor HONOli hoi.l. McCoy's relatives, from liigclow, visited In Westmoreland a day or so, while on their way to Arkansas. Mollie Morris. 1'earl Townsend, Lena liadley, Joy Fulton.

ItusKell Cave, Mary Hamilton, T. in Cave, Arehie Tovvnsenil, Francis Seapy, inimic ltufllriuton, Lynn Codding, burton Malihvin, May Niddens. Lands lor Sale by McKee Murray to those Wishing Homes. 120 acres No. 1 farm, 55 acres In cultivation, 5 acres timber, a good 5 room house, watered by wells and springs.

Ii acres of orchard, I) miles to Louisville. This is a rare bargain, only si) acres, 55 acres in cull ivat ion new house, out buildings, small orchard, watered by well and wind mill, near school, 4 miles of railroad, for Pit) acres, 80 acres In cultivotion, 4 room house, and barn, cribs and water plenty, i miles to school. Price $2,250. 040 acres pasture, watered by springs, 15 acres timber, all fenced. Price.

$7.50 per acre. 315 acres No. 1 bottom land. First clars improvements, watered by spring, creek, and wells. One of the II nest stock farms in the county.

Plenty of timber, five miles from rail I have for sale a few line 11. C. Leghorn and li. Langshan cockerels. I will, this fall, sell them for 50 cents Marys.

The Blue Valley Baptist Association. The Blue Valley Baptist association will meet In Westmoreland to-day, and continue its sessions over Sunday. The Blue Valley Is one of the several associations of Baptist, churches In each. 4t W. F.

The republicans have, nominated The Sixth Kansas cavalry held their annual re-unlon a short time ago in It. Miracle, Teaeliur. ItOOM 'J. Enrollment -i Averaue dully attendance Number neither absent nor tardy honor ltoi.L. MaryCliallis, Lydiu Gnitzmachor.

June Fulton. Ethel Allen, Lena Grutzmacher, Fayette ltepIoKle, Fred Chapman. Ward. F.arl Wyutt. Ilea Cave.

Tom mie Taylor. Gurnet ilcKlinons. Edith Mitchell. Teaeher. room i.

Enrollment 4u Averattivluily uttendunee 411 Number neither absent nor turdy is HONOli llOI.L. Harold CoddiiiK. Edwin Comfort. Albert Fiuut. Fred Grutzmueher.

R. li. Sarber's grove, opposite Manhattan. Not many of this regiment still survive. R.

li. Sarber was a bugler in that regiment, and W. A. Smith, a typo in tills otllce, held the same position. Mr.

Sarber always treats the boys right, who meet with him annually. Crowd's. .1. K. Codding is in Marysville, on law business.

M. V. Moore sells pine, tar at only 10 cents a can. K. Vj.

Holston, of Iilaine, was In town, Monday. Charles Cordis, of Wamcgo, was In the city, Monday. A. Kokcs, of Onaga, was In Westmoreland, Monday. Some nice nobby dress goods just received at Crowl's.

R. Sarber, of Illue township, was in die city, Suturday. Talher M. F. Harridan, of Iilaine, was in town, Monday.

T. .1. ISyrnes, of St. Marys, was in West moreland, Monday, Mrs. It.

Tierce is in Kansas City attending the Carnival. Dr. W. I'. Wilson is in Kansas City, at tending the carnival.

.1. W. Richards, of Blue township, was In the city, Saturday. C. C.

Preston, of Spring Creek town- lilp, was in town, Saturday. John Smith for trustee in Pottawatomie township, and the populists have selected John T. Ilarr, as their nominee. Albert Taylor, au uncle, and Mrs. Annie Taylor, a cousin of Frank Davis, are visiting In Westmoreland and at Mr.

and Mrs. W. F. Davis, near St, George. J.

L. Rogers, of Olsburg, was in town, yesterday. He will go to Albuquerque, New Mexico, Monday, where ins wife is staying for the benefit of her health. Kansas, and comprises sixteen church organizations. These associations hold annual meetings and plan for the general advancement of the work of the church, and also send out ministers to do work In places where special work Is needed.

Kaeli church reports to the district association, which, in turn, reports to the annual state convention. The Baptist church is congregational in government, that is, each church manages its own affairs. There will be. sonle of the state workers outside of the association, present at the meeting here this week, and nearly all the ministers of the various churches of the association will be present. The meetings will be Interesting and profitable to all, and will doubtless be largely attended by our citizens.

road. School on the farm. A bargain Price, per acre. 80 acres, 40 acres in cultivation, good improvements, 500 bearing apple trees, two wells, springs and creek. Only $1,200.

A bargain 120 acres, house, orchard, fenced, water, six miles of Manhattan, only $850. Do you want to see another corrupt populist legislature elected next fall? Not if you are not that kind of a pop. The way to prevent tliiscalamity is to work from now until November 2 for the republican ticket in Pottawatomie county, and above all to vote the straight republican ticket this fall, and to see that not one of your republican 'neighbors fails to vote. "Many have said their children would have died of croup, if Cham Willie EGrutzmuelier, Itoy Stevenson, Eddie Townsend, Sam Wurd, Glen Ward. Fred Thurza Holes, Etta holes, I.idu Baldwin.

Hilu Finut, Edith MeKimens, Iva Mosler. Hazel Pierce, Lillie Zubel. Mas. Nannie O'Uaniel, Teaeher. SUMMARY.

Enrollment mr, Avoruye dully uttendunee icj Number neither absent nor turdy r.M L. L. Comfort, Prhieijiul. It is hard to see why anyone should buy paints and oils in other towns when M. F.

Moore is selling ten per cent, cheaper than can be bought anywhere else. W. 1). Wheat brought us some of the sorghum molasses that he has been making, lie has made about berlain's Cough Remedy had not been given," write Kellam Ourren, druggists, Scavlew, Va. "People come from far and near to get it, and s-peak To The Public.

St. George Kansas, Oct. 1807. There are many disagreeable things that happen during this life, and I have been taught that If I could not say anything good about my fellow man not to say anything at, all; out a short time ago a notice appeared in the Kansas City Star advertising for a physician and surgeon at this place, and as I have been located here for the past eleven years, and have done all the practice In this portion of Pottawatomie county, and quite an extensive practice in Riley and Wabaun see counties, I wondered who had become dissatislled with me, as a notice of this kind would tend to dam HDD gallons this fall. It is as fine as any we ever saw.

Miss Annie Parry liundy will give a musical recital in the opera house, in Wamego, on the evening of October 15, for the benefit of the Episcopal church, of that city. of it in the highest terms." This is equally true of this remed in every community where it is known. Iiuy a bottle at K. F. Moore's drug store and test it lor yourself.

25-5t Report of Rolling Prairie school, district "So. 57, for month ending October 1, 1807: Total enrollment Average daily uttendunee Number neither absent norturdy -ji Names of pupils noithor absent nor turdy: Lola Muklns, Ida Adams. Mary Bottom, Hunter lirandner, ErnostGrofTe. Ethel Taylor. Ijiwreneo Ott, Georeo Mack.

Lettio Ott Mary Mallard. Maud Taylor, Albert Mabel Taylor, Edith Mack, Ethel Mack. Hur-vey Mallard, Oscar Bottom, Johnny Bottom. Glee Stallard. David Ktullard, Lester Mack.

Last week, one night after the re-yival services at the Adam's Peak school house, some boys started home on horseback and thoughtlessly ran their horses at full speed. As it was dark several foot passengers found it difficult to keep out of their Two of the riders ran their horses' breasts against the spring wagon of W. H. Bennett. The shock was so great that the box of the wagon was knocked completely off, though it was loaded with six or seven persons, Including women and children.

The For the lust school shoes for boys nd nirls call on L. W. Growl. F. S.

llaughawout of the Onaga Herald, was in town, Monday. Merrill of Topeka, is visiting in Westmoreland and vicinity. you want best groceries at bottom prices call on L. W. Mr.

and Mrs. John Collins attended the reunion, at Topeka, last week. All the latest up to date production, in line millinery, at Crowl's. Mr. and Mrs.

W. II. True, or St. Marys, were in the city, yesterday. The republicans of Onaga nominated A.

S. Fox for township trustee. The republicans of Rock Creek township nominated the following officers at the primary last Saturday age the reputation and standing of Our failure to ment ion the speech of Clint Graham, at the old settler's reunion, was unintentional, lie made an excellent talk for the few minutes he occupied the rostrum. The republican candidate for county surveyor lias completed the regular afternoon: W. F.

Grutzmacher, trustee; Truman O. lirown, Clerk; George the local doctor. I have recently obtained the names of the parties who saddle girths both horses broke, and the boys were thrown many feet A sidewalk of line stone flagging Is Ivlng put down in front of the bank. Horn, September 2S, to and ruronts are invited to visit tho school Chah. F.

Toothakeh. Toucher. Report of Adams' Creek school for the month of September; Enrollment '27 Averno daily uttendunee -jit Number neither ubsont nor turdy Names of thoso neither absent nor tardy: Cora Forrestor, Tom BurKess, Laura Bur-Hess, Laura Forrester, George Forrester, Cornelia Ilardiek, Lavaneh Hardiek, Melviu Fuller. Makorette Tayloh, Teaeher, college course In surveying, and had practical work in that line in connection with his college studies. Scott, treasurer; I.

N. Harnett and T. A. Giles, constables. Tiie following road overseers were nominated: Dr.

J. T. Younyman, district No. James Watkinson, No. J.

P. Graham, No. II, and James Lempenau, No. 4. 1 have just received my supply of new millinery goods.

My styles are the latest, and my stock is of the best qualify. I will not bo undersold. If L. Kobbins, near Wlieaton, Mrs. S.

a son. sent this advertisement to the Kansas City Star. One of the men tried to Unci out some time ago whether I had any diploma to practice medicine or not. This same man has run a saloon in this town nearly ever since the prohibition law took effect, and in 1887, he got Isaac Hull in his saloon, and while Hull was intoxicated be won $15 off of him playing cards, over the horses' heads. Several of the occupants of the spring wagon were slightly, though not seriously hurt, and the crowd, in caring for these, did not notice for a time the two boys who were both lying senseless on the ground.

Aid was rendered the boys and one soon recovered, but the other renmined in an insensible condition for an hour or more. Neither was seriously hurt. Mr. Bennett's spring wagon was badly wrecked. Those Crowl's ladies' trimmed hats at are beauties, and the pi ices are right.

Trustee II S. Hart, of llavensville. you want millinery that is all right John Kohler, superintendent of the poor farm, turned info the country treasury, Tuesday, as receipts from stock sold from the poor farm for the third quarter of sn7. Joseph Leach, well known to all in the eastern part of the count, has been nominated for trustee by the republicans of St. Marys.

It is thought that he will be elected. was in Westmoreland two or three ind at prices that are not only not days tills week. out of sight but in plain sight. Call An elegant line of line dress goods, in single patterns, Just received, at Crowd's. Don, nauseate your stomach with teas and bitter herbs, but regulate your liver and sick headache by using those famous little pills known as DeWitt's Little, Early Risers.

11-tf. M. F. Mooke. and see inc.

Mils. O. N. Do you want coal at bottom price? If so bay it from Logan, Friend Holston, Iilaine. DlCTWILKlt, The Milliner.

and Hull's wife went to Waniego and had the saloonkeeper arrested, and it cost him $55. About two years ago I Ion. E. Walker, of this place, missed a large and valuable stone from his premises, and lie tried in vain to tlnd out where it was, and he finally took out a search warrant before Justice W. H.

Gee, and a search was made and the Commissioners' Proceedings. The board of county commissioners of Pottawatomie county met in regular session Monday October 4, 1807 in Westmoreland, at the office of the counly clerk. Members present. J. N.

Force, chairman, G. W. Warner Miss Katie Siddens has returned from Colorado Springs. Hit health much improved. We have just received a large invoice of dry goods, consisting of dress goods and silks in great variety, cotton goods such as tennis cloths, cali Rev.

N. McAferty, who has been pastor of the United Brethren churches, in the south western part of the county, moved to Soldier yesterday, where he is now preaching. Orders from neighboring towns fre fluently filled by return mail at M. L. Stone's.

48-ts. stone was found buried under the east coes, ginghams, shirtings, tickings, and Charles Dempsey, commissioners There were a large number of nomination papers Hied for township rs, last Saturday. gate of the saloon-keeper's residence annels etc. Hosiery In all sizes and tnd Frank Davis, county cleru. At yesterday noon, the mllowing grades, men, women 'and childrens' The saloon-keeper bad tried to buy the stone but Mr.

Walker did not Mrs. O. X. Detwiler has for rent eil her furnished or unfurnished two iinderware. A nice lino of men's Those that have coal contracted of us must take the same, before October 15.

Loo ax, FitiUND Houston', business bad been transacted: dress and shirts, pants and overalls. uice up-stairs rooms. Winter is coining. Prepare for it. Moore has glass and putty without end for your windows.

The bond of George Parry abstract er was approved. A large lot of cotton and wool blankets, and many other tilings not mentioned. Call and see the stuck. L. W.

CnowL. Iilaine, Kansas. C. W. McComas, now of Dallas, want to sell it.

The other man who assisted in putting this advertisement in the Kansas City Star, is known here as "Chicken Joe," and he has about two drunks per week. People with long criminal records, and who arc not exactly perfect them Texas, who lately quit the blacksmith The fee bills of Frank Davis county clerk and J. W. Arnold treasurer, were approved. A.

A. Carlson was granted permis-ion to construct a cattle chute under For Sale. The Callahan quarter joining Iilaine on the west can be, bad at a bargain and on easy terms. Communicate willi Farmers' State Rank Olsburg, Kansas. county road 305 between sections and 34 7-8, on condition that the same Charles Doolittle, republican candidate for register of deeds, was In Westmoreland, yesterday.

Mrs. Klizabeth Jenkins, is in Wa-niego, and will visit for a month in that city and in Manhat tan. M. Moore lias the best variety and nicest perfumes he has ever carried. Call and examine them.

Gents', ladies' and ehiUlrens' shoes in all styles at bottom prices. L. W. shop for railroading, has been promoted from tlreman on a switch engine to a similar position on a passenger. Rev.

J. F. Dennis is assisting Rev. W. T.

Randolph in a reviyal meeting at Adam's Peak school house. There have been several conversions and excellent prospects of a very large On Wednesday evening of last week the M. church gave a ycry pleasant farewell party, at the residence of A. J. McKee, for M.

J. McKee, who left the next morning for Kansas City. A large number were present and all had a most pleasant time in a social way. Music, games and excellent lunch assisted in making the evening pass pleasantly. M.

J. McKee was It Is about time to lay In a winter's supply of coal. It will pay all in need of coal to get prices of any Tiind of Logan, Friend Holston, Iilaine. tf. selves, should not say anything about others.

Now, in conclusion I would say, that if such men as 1 have described represent the public sentiment at this place, and will kindly inform me that they are right, 1 will pack my goods for another town and give my posi be kept in repair without expense to the county. The Enoch Weese road was granted. The F. Howies rDad was rejected. The clerk was instructed to notify the Onaga doctors that bids will be received until 12 m.

Saturday, October 9, to furnish medical aid to paupers In Mill Creek township. John Kohler was appointed super Fairbank's galvanized steel wind ills for sale by M. I). Keency, Ols-irg Kansas 50-tf. tion to one who can please the most given a purse of $10, with which he was requested to buy himself a suita Logan, Friend Holston, of Blaine, Fred Greeawaklt objects to being are doing a big business in coal.

This fastidious. Very respectfully, J. W. WlL-HOIT, ble present. is because they are selling at prices ''1 can't see how any family lives John Griffin, of Zanesville, Ohio intendent of the poor farm for the ensuing year at a salary of $500 per without Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera Logan, Friend Holston, at Iilaine will give you a better deal on coal than you can get elsewhere.

tf G. to E. It. Heyer'stobuy your watch gold rings, silver and allumiu-im thimbles and spectacles. 20-tf.

and Diarrhoea Remedy," says J. R. annum. says, "1 never lived a day for thirty years without suffeaing agony, until a box of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cured my piles." For piles and rectal Adams, a well known druggist, of Geneva, in a letter Inquiring the price of a dozen bottles, that he might An Enterprising Firm. Tho firm of J.

Stein, located in away down. It will pay you to see this tirm before laying in your winter's supply of coal. I am not able to put in a thousand suits of clothing but will take your measure, and get you a better suit for the money thau any other house in the city. Don't forget it. L.

W. Cuowl. called a Dutchman. That is not his nationality, as any one can see. Dr.

J. W. Murray and little son Clay, of St. Clere, visited with his sister Mrs. W.

E. Cochrun, yesterday. Ladles call and see our elegant line of millinery, the finest ever shown In the city. L. W.

CitowL. W. F. Moore has the finest lot of stationery In the city. He is selling school tablets cheaper than any one else.

Westmoreland, fifteen years ago. troubles, cuts, bruises, sprains, eczema and all skin troubles, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is unequalled. M. D. Keeney will do your spouting and tin roofing, try him.

50-tf, not only liavo it for use in his own family, but supply It to his neighbors. This Arm began business with a small The reason some people get along For a nice watch or clock. 11-tf. M. F.

Moore. For Sale 12 head of good milk call on 20-tf without it, is because they do not know Its yalue, and what vast amount R. Reyer. J. N.

Wilson, republican candidate but well selected stock of goods. From this small beginning it has gradually increased its stock of goods until there are few larger in the county and none so large in the line of dry goods. What does this success cows, some of them will be fresh this of suffering it will save. Whenever for commissioner, is one of the best business men in the county. He has it becomes known and used, it is rec Dr.

J. T. Youngman will probably ognized as a necessity, for it is the mean? Do the people trade at oteina only remedy that can always be de made a success of his own business, and will make one of the best commissioners the county has ever had. Stoves! Stoves! Stoves! pended upon for bowel complaints, because they love him? Hardly. lie has his share of friends, but the ordinary man or woman will both for children and adults.

For Mrs. Rosa Bowman, Westmoreland has for sale a good two-year-old mule. 23-3t. New Time Card. Parsonf system of dental offices H.

W. PiESONS. Wameg-o, 3rd to 98th inclusive. Oaaga, 29th to 3d Inclusive. G.

B. Pamonb. Bt. Marra. 20th to uth inclusive.

Alma, 14th to nth Inclusive. fall; also, ten head of calves. C. A. Dickman, 2-4-4t.

Fostoria, Kansas. Richard's Price will buy your hogs and cattle at Fostoria or Olsburg. Will take stock any day and always pay the top of the market prices. 48-tf Walking and riding cultivatores and sale by M. Moore.

25-5t be elected road overseer. He is the nominee of both republicans and populists. Thomas Prior, John Gibbons, P. G. Fitzgerald and Clyde Machins, of St.

Marys, were in Westmoreland, Saturday. C. 11. Williams, of Springslde, one At Logsdon's hardware store. Cook not patronize a friend in preference to There is time for everything; and stoves with or without reservoirs, for any one else unless money is savea Dy the time to attend to a cold is when coal or wood.

Heating stoves for doing so. It means just this, that wood or coal. Sewing machine It starts. Don't wait until you have consumption, but prevent it by using people can get what they want at Stein's and that be offers them the a-tf. needles, etc.

Will sell at a bargain. Janesvllle disc cultivators, best in the kridue, 17th to 20tb Inclusive. One Minute Cough Cure, the great right kind of bargains. Two Come and see it we don't. 25-tf Estriy Nthce.

or three years ago Stein's store room was Increased largely in size by world. M. D. Keenky, 50-tf Olsburg, Kansas Walter A. Wood steel tuoular mow ersat M.

D. Keeney's, Olsburg, Kan sas. 50-tf. remedy for coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis and all throat and lung troub les. 11-tf.

M. F. Moore. of the few old fashioned democrats of Pottawatomie county, was In the city, Saturday. Many of our citizens attended the fall festival at Topeka, and more will attend the re-union at Leavenworth, next week.

I took up, last Monday, on my farm 3t miles south of Fostoria, 5 suoats an addition and the store is at all times jammed full of goods. Brother "I crave but one minute," said the public speaker in a husky voice, and then he took a dose of One Minute Cough Cure, and proceeded with his oratory. One Minute Cough Cure is unequalled for throat and lung troubles. M. F.

Moor. 11-tf (3 boars and 2 sows), each weighing Stein has just returned from Chicago M. L. Stone is the lamp man of th and bedroom set for towu. A complete stock of all kinds Good organ sale cheap.

about 90 pounds. The owner can have his property by paying damages and for the publication of this notice. I Wm. Martins. and St.

Louis, and he told ut that he had actually bought a very much larger stock of goods than ever before. at 24-2t, Mrs. J. R. Aixkn.

of lamps and lamp fixtures always in See those lovely hats for ladies, Crowl's. stock. o-tt. fx 1.