The Oswego Daily Republican from Oswego, Kansas • 1

OUR MOTTO: TIIF, TRUTH, WITItO UT FEA FA YOR AFFE CTI ON VOLUME 2. OSWEGO, LABETTE COUNTY, KANSAS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31. 1883. NUMBER. 145 OKLAHOMA BOOMERS.

DIRECTORY. DAMAGED BY FIRE. New York, Jan. Bros CoVb piano factory was to day NATIONAL GOVh.RMfEJrr. Kansas City, Jan.

30. The Oklahoma colonists who for some weeks have been engaged in tho work of organisation here, left for Coffoyville, Kansas, this morning-, kutgsbury's Dr-cLg: Store OSWEGO, KANSAS. B. W. TEEKINS, J.

H. MOEKISON, J. M. BOWMAN. Perkins, Morrison Bowman, ATTORNEYS, badly damaged by fire.

75. 000. I. W. PATEICS, Eiitor Proprietor.

AS AGENTS DUE AM. 1 Gnnnrnl Grant) KcFrmt.lt. 11. Hnyon, nd pmMHit Artliur liHorusted A (JauvuMlim Agrnta' lkuiani. On the ttttct-nooH ot Ootober lOthj last, Messrs.

F. Dyers (Jo.j of 058 Broadway, Now York, presented to President Arthur, at his New York residence, 123 Lexington Ave'nue, a copy of a remarkable and magnificent engraving, entitled Presidents; 1789-1881," (copyright, 1882, by F. Myers Cc) After warmly commending the picture, the President bo- A- the party consisting of fifty men. IaabcUc Items. Corn -la coming iu lively aud KANSAS, OSWEGO, They go by train to Coffoyville, tho rallying point, and there will TBBsrs: Dally, per week, delivered by Carrier 19 Cents Weekly Republican, per annum, Ifl.50 bix montha, J.oo Three montha k' If you want PERFUMERY go to Kiugsbury's.

A. Arthur Chief Waite Secretary of State, F. T. Frelinghuyson Secretary of tho 0. Folgcr Secretary of T.

Linooln Secretary of the Navy, W. E. Chandler fSocretaryof the Interior H. M. Teller Bonj, II.

Brewster Postmaster General, Timothy O. Howe President of the Senate. Davis Speaker of the W. Keifcr SI ATE GOVERNMENT. meet Capt.

Payne and his party from Arkansas City, and a delega spoko a copy also for the Wliito House, and tlio picture, elegantly framed, baa accordingly been supplied "with the tion from Rich Hill, besides individual members from other JESS BROCKWAY, ATTORNEY AT LAW tnd United States Commissioner, will practice in all Kansas courts. Office over Hobart Comdon's Bank, If you want PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded go to Kingsbury's. places. On February 1st the or mpliMcuts of tho publishers. On commands good price; Mr.

J. and Janics Rude and J. II. McClain have returned from their visit cast and report times dull there. J.

E. McNamara has his Gne mansion about completed and will m'dve into it March 1st. C. B. Modn, of Oswego is up this week making arrangements to move on to His farm three miles west of Labette, about the first ganised advance is to bo made November 22d, General U.

S. Grant, wliilo present at his business office in from tie rendezvous into the In tne JVqmtable Umldinjr, Broadway, N. Y.J purchased a cony from a canvassiiirr KANSAS 'Governor George W. 3SWEG0 ir i -i ITT TV dian Territory to the Oklahoma lands. The would-bo colonists If you want ANYTHING kept in a first class Drug Store go to Kingsbury's.

agent and appeared much pleased. baid the General and ex-President, re- state that they do not apprehend ferriiia to the portrait of himself: any interference upon the part of Hon. Thos. Bowen, just chosen Senator fro'm Colorado, is a "formerly of Iowa'' man, where he was born, and sent to the legislature; a "formerly of Kansas" man, where ho got a colonelcy in the army; a "formerly of Arkansas" man, where he was a supreme judge; and "formerly of Idaho'' man, where Grant 6cnt him as governor. Ho baa lived in Colorado only since 1576, having gone there without a dollar, and being worth now from two to five million dol lars, loss the expense of his election to the senate.

As to his ability, lie ranks very well; in the That is a veTy good likeness of nie. KING KING, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY. of March. lieutenant vv.

rinney Secretary of State, James Smith fctate Samuel T. Howe, Attorney A. Johnston. fState E. P.

McCabc, Sup't Publio II. C. Speer T3origressman 2nd Dist. Ilaskel It is just as I look now, and my hair is the government, but in case a military force is Kent to remove them Remember the place Commercial Street. Oswego, Kansas.

ust about a i gray, and no graver, than they will retire and return to their it appears there, and," added the Gen Mr. Walter Garrett aud sister Allie, of Montgomery county, were paying their respects to S. KANSAS DSWEGO, eral, ''Garfield's is excellent It is very good ot Arthur ies, and there's Tay- LABETTE COUNTY OFFICERS Laiidakers, last week. or, general Taylor 1 served Under hiili tliat is a good one of liim In- Mr. Martin aud wife are the C.

A. WlLKUi Abstract of Titles. guests of Mr. Frank Crawford's. EMS to 1 MILLION! Choo's Balsam of SHAKE'S Oil Vfon.vcly Kcstores the HcarlnK, and Is the Ouly JL Absolute Curo for UenfneeM Known.

Thtb (Ml in abut Dieted from neenilitr flnecleR of pmall Mr. Martin is from Indiana and expresses him -self well pleased with Kansas. Abstacts turnished on short no-'tico to any tract of land in Labette I county. We guarantee our work itoboconect. Address, C.

A. WILKIN, Wuitk SiMiiK, uauirht fn the Vellnw known ns Mrs. Charles Wagoner has gone Clmivtiiiru.lou Every Clhneu llahunnau knows ft. Itn vtrtuiH ns rostoraftvu of harln aceu your picture is a good one generally. I am quite familiar with all tho faces; I was so long at the White House, where good portraits of all tlie Presidents are found.

It ii a good idea, and I am quite pleased to hire Saying this, Goneral Grant, having paid the agent, left his office, en route for liis up-town mansion, carrying his copy of "Our Presidents, 1780-1881," with him under his arm. On tho next, day, cx-I'resident R. B. Hayes, received a copy of the plate at his home, in Fremont, and bo at once to Rich Hill, having been called there by the illness of hot-da tighter. wcro by a Buddlifst Prtcst about the yenr 1410.

Its cures were bo numewuB mitl Many tto Becin lutly mlrneuloua, tlnit ttm remedy was oJHctaily pro- 2tw3ni Oswogo. iHinied over the entire emi'lre. tn umc became bo i unvernnl tJtHt for over three hundred yeiirs no Deiif nesN h8 exinteil nmmtfi the Otifneatt Sent pre Judge 11th Dist George Chandler Probate Judge Case Oistrict Clork II. C. Cook County Att'y Geo S.

King Sheriff. M. Bender Treasurer George M. Caldwell Auditor W. A.

Starr County Clerk F. W. Felt llegister of Deeds. M.Cunningham. Surveyor B.

R. Cunningham. Superintendent Mrs AC Baker J. J. Henderson Commissioners W.

G. Hoover (. M. Breidenthal. CITY OFFICERS.

Mayor C. M. Condon Clerk Thomas Bulwcr Attorney J. A. Gates Police Judge E.

Kiersey Marshal G. VV. Arnett Mn Charlie Rude has taken in a pafii, to any iuldre.si at ll.ut) ier bottle. boarder. It's a boy.

Boy and Father-doing well. HEAR WHAT THE DEAF SAY XT. OESBOEN Justice of the Peace AND COLLECTING AGENT. Ml business intrusted will receive prompt attention. ftOOM NO.

19 BRICK BLOCK. Lincoln Scott was up taking a addressed a letter to tho publishers expressive of his approval and gratifica birds eye view of Parsons one It haBpfli-formett a mlrnele in my cnRe. I Imve no unearihly jioiaets in my huid and hear, much better. I have ln'cn pratly benefited. I My dcafr.fss a Kfeut deal thiuk an otlicr bottlii will 1re ine, i "ItH vtrtuw arc unniniRtlonalOw and its onrntlve tion.

The bigli merit of this picture the day last week. F. Smith, section hand on th6 Mo. P. R.

R. got One of hfa hands iih ilm writer twiv-onnlly teMi- fy Jiotli from kxpi'i ience find OtwervMloit. Writ ut finest national portrait-group ftver published, Is established in the beauty of its conception, which has there caused to be assembled, iu figure for the first eto t.iKS.KV, 7 lv streei mashed while piling ties one day way of personal character, he will hardly bear comparison with Caisar's wife. Topeka Capital. The Fort Scott Moni'rV announces the death of Charity Deckard, probably the oldest inhabitant of Fort Scott, who died at her home on tbo Plaza, last Wednesday, at tho age of 101 years, 0 months and 22 days.

Mrs. Deckard was bom in East Tennessee, April 3, 1778. Her father was a Cherokee Indiauand her mother a colored woman. From Tennessee she moved to Arkansas, and there she became acquainted with Mrs. Julia Rcilly.

Their friendship grew more and more intimate, and about eighteen years ago the two moved to Fort Scott. dint of hard work over tho wash tub they saved enough money to buy tho property on the, p'aj where they have lived of late years. Mrs. Deckard had been a member of tho Baptist church tor seventy-live years. Ex Gov.

St. John started from Topeka last Mouday on a somewhat extended lecturina tour York, eneloiiin; and you will rendve In return a 1 remedy that wU tmalilu you to hear liku any one els and whom! ettrinlve effects will be pernv.ment. Vo ast week, making a very painful time, our twenty-one Presidents giving E. I). Kiersey U.Oxborn Justices of the Peace will never K'Ki'et at.Kdior re wound.

I 1. 11 1 1 view. audience to tho great nation over which they have bcctihbnorod to It presents them in one of the grand saloons of the White House, artistically portrayed in natural attitudes, in full Tn avoid loss in the mails picas i camping grounds. Materials have been provided for the founding of a town, to be called Boudinot City, and a press has been provided for the publication of a ne wspaper. CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS, Topeka, Jan.

30. The state board of charitable institutions have issued their third biennial report for the period ending June 30,1882. The report shows that there were present In the varioils institutions of tho state on Juno 30, 18-1, inmates as follows: Insane asylum, Osawattomie, 403; total capacity, 450; number to. be provided tor in tho next appropriation, 430. Insane asylum Topeka Present Juno 30, 115; total capacity, 250; nuriber to be provided for, 250.

Deaf and dumb institution at Olathe Present June 30, 110; total capacity, ISO; number to be provided for, 170. Blind institution at Wyandott Present Juno 30, 58; total capacity, 125; number to bo provided for, 70, Feeble minded institution, temporarily located at Lawrence Present June 30, 20; total capacity, 20; number to bo provided for 30. Reform school at Topeka Present nne 30, 54; total capacity, 125; number to be provided for, 125. This makes the totat estimated number to be provided for during the biennial period ending Juno 30, 18S2, requiring an appropriation of $186,800, or an annual per capita cost of 226.42. The institutions of Illinois contain 2,116 inmates, at an nmrial cost per capita to the state of $214.12.

The send moHoy by Kegistered Letter. CM. CONDON, OSWEGO, jKANSAS. JldSUV ALWAYS ON HAM. TEN: On strictly first-cluRa paper.

Only'mt'ortedby HAVUHIK Late IIAiOCK bole AKiirita or Anierieu, 7 New York length figures, each ono clad in thfe style peculiar to himself in his day; lhe portraits are telling and lite-iuo. and recall the memories bf all. A "Prisco-'IaOne," El Ms Si Francisco IIAIISFAI, I. D. RAILWAY.

through SOUTH WEST MISSOUHli, through the east. Ho speaks first to INDIAN ri'HtlllTORY at Cleveland February 2, and NORTHERN ARK VNSaS. from there goes to Pennsylvania, SO CTHEHN KANSAS' and TEXAS POINTS, Embracing iui(i-r oae manage ment over speaking in Pittsburgh on February 4, Alleghany Feb. 5th, Al toonaFeb.G, Harrisburg Feb. 7, Williamsburg Feb.

Feb. 9 and Philadelphia Feb. 10 and 11. From Philadelphia he goes to Now York City on the 800 Miles A member of the Homoeopathic Medical society of Ohio. Hah-nomannan Society, and American Institute of Iloniooopathy.

The Doctor has had 2G years experience iu the treatment of all forms and classes of diseases, and has 3ome to Oswego to stay, and practice his profession. Treatment always pleasant, safe, and far more 3urative than any other method. "Diseases of Throat and Lungs specialty." Dswcgo, Kansas w6m of complete railway system from uigilirecttnrough connection tor nil iionits in 'Wables lnMKlml" 'nS 1 A. Y. Sweet anvneu directory.

M. Church Services every Sunday at 10:30 A and M. Sunday school at 2:30 v. M. Pray.

meeting on Thursday evenings. Risv. II. McBikney. Pastor.

I'mssnYTKRiAM CnuKciH Services every Sunday at 10:30 A. ml 7.30 p. i. Sunday sehoolat 2.30 M. Prayer meeting on Thure-j lay evenings.

Rev. John Elliott. Pastor. Congregational Church Services every Sunday at 11, a.m.,. tnd 7 P.

M. Sunday school at 10 1. m. Prayer meeting on Thurs-Jay evening. Rev.

E. F. Smith, Pastor. Baptist Ciiuuch Preaching svery second an fourth Sundays iii each month at 10:30 A. M.

and p. M. Sabbath school at 11:30 K. 111. Kev.

C. T. Daniel. Pastor. Christian Church.

Services Bvery Sabbath at 10.30 A. M. and 7:30 p. M. Sabbath school at 10 A.

H. Prayer Meeting on Thursday ever.uig. T. E. Shepherd, Pastor.

Second M. E. Church Servi es every first and third Sabbath in each month at 10:30 A. M. and 7:30 m.

Sabbath school at 9 A. m. Prayer meeting on Thursday evening. Rev. D.

Ross, Pastor. African M. E. Church Services every second and fourth Sabbath of each month a 10:30 A. M.

and 7:50 p. M. Sabbath school 3: 30 p. s. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening.

Rev. JoUa Brewer, Pastor. Colored Baptist Church. Services every foartk Sabbath at 11 a.m. and 8 p.

M. Prayer meeting every Tuesday evening. Rev. A. W.

Green, Tastor. 13th, Brooklyn 11th, Albany 15th, TEXAS, Rochester 16th, Poughkeensio 17. Troy ISth and Syracuse 19th. On fact that the per capita Cost of Tho Baptists revival will continue two vccks if the weather will permit. Rev.

Win. Johnson is conducting the meeting. J. B. Payne is moving the Hen-nan house back on the west end of his lots, and will convert it into a stable.

Miss Francos Gibson, who has been confined to tho house for a week we are glad to note is able to bo out again Wylie Richardson has gone to Ft. Scott to work in tho York Nursery. I5, Jl Kingston Protracted meeting going on at Blackford school house. Kingston awaits tho arrival of tho iron horse i The Literary Society at Trenton is progressing finely, and much interest is manifested. War has been declared hero between the nimrods and cottontails, and Hie demand for amunition is on the increase.

Miss Stella Spickerinan, is visiting friends in Chotopa this week. Miss Delia Molau, who has been making her home in this neighborhood for some time has gone to Chetop-4 to live. Mr. Wansor, has purchased the old mill building here, and is moving it out on his farm for a stable. The new-mill will bo erected ou the site where the old mill now stands.

The Baud boys gave ah oyster supper at tho residence of J. E. Staige's last Thursday eve, which was well attended aud a general good time was enjoyed by all. YVasghington Reascr aud family have returned from their pro tracted visit to Kentucky. Wash says things look nat ural about his old Keutueky home, but he believes he likes "Sunny Kansas" the best.

II. B. tho 22d he lectures in Boston and in the succeeding five nights iu COLORADO, NEW MEXICO, ARIZONA, and the FAR WEST! Positively the Shortest, Most Pleasant and Cheapest route to all the other principal Massachusetts points EAST, NORTHEAST and W. H. BELT, M.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, SfiyOffioc over Mairuiro Parncll's drus store. Residence opposite support diminishes with the increase of population in tho institutions, and the further fact that we have less than half the number supported by Illinois, will make the above comparison a favorable one for Kansas. SOUTHEAST, Grant's livery stable. 81tf )VIA( SAINT-LOUIS. Through express trains singular effect is produced by thirteen clean-shaven laces, the custom of their tiules, while but four of the twenty-one wear the nbw popular motistache.

On tlio walls of the Saloon liangs a well-executed picture of lhe surrender of Connvallisj which in itself accurately illustrates that great historical event. It is taken from tho original painting in the Rotunda of the National Capitol. From the window of the roo.n appears a fine view of (lib National Capitol Building, surmounted by goddess of liberty. The picturo is j22x28 inches in sissoj and affords an elegart and admirable subject for tho homes of the people. It may be considered a standard American picture; Tlie day of canvassing agents may now bo realized, for tho sale of such a work wiil no doubt bo a steady one, and something enormous.

It is sold especially through canvassing agents, and wo understand that the publishers want agents in this locality and other parts. This affords aUimcly business opportunity for some of our enterprising citizens who may find themselves at liberty to accept an agency. In order to more rapidly introduce this fine work, full particulars with an agent's outfit, including tho engraving, circulars, and a brief history of the Lives of the Presidents every one of them will, wo are in'ormcd, be forwarded, charges prepaid, to those who apply with a view to an agency, ami who at the same time remit ono dollar to pay costs. All communications nnist be addressed to the publish-ers, F. Myers Co.

Post Office Box o'lii, New York City. We adviso those bf our readers who become interested in the subject, to Send for an outfit at onc6 for their own advantage; also that others may, through such agenoies, possess themselves of copies of this happy production. Altamont Academy. Allamont; Labclle Co, Kan. This Institution is now fn successful operation Pupils receiv.

ed at any time during thie term. Thorough course in tnatheuiaiics aud the higher branches of an English education. The Latin, French and Greek latoghages are taught Those desirous of preparing for the business of teaching will have excellent opportunities-. Tuition $10 per term of five months. Boartl can be obtained in the family of the Principal.

Tuition Will be required in advance. For further particulars, address Teuman N. Judd, Prin MCMILLIN JOS LAUGHLIN cities. Then he goes to Rhode Island, speaking in Providence, Beverly and Bristol. Next ho lectures five nights" in New Jersey, and then one night each in Baltimore and Washington, closing about the middle ot March.

He is in great demand as a lecturer and cannot accept half the engagements tendered him. Tho subject of his lectures it is hardly necessary to say is prohibition. run daily. Pullman sleeping cars on night trains. Remember this is the only route to the famous Real Estate Loan and Insurance Agents- Office firs) door tecs of Simmes' drug start Eureka Springs, Ark.

J635The St. Louis San Fran cis railroad company own about 1.000,000 acres ot rich farming and mineral lands, located along its OSWEGO, KANSAS. THE PRESIDENT WILL ENTERTAIN. Washington, Jan. 29 The president will give a state dinner to thejustice of the supreme court Thursday, and the first public re Dublin, Jan.

30. ram ell has forwarded to Father Gallagher 100 of the 385 received from the New York society of tho Ancient Order of Hibernians Father Gallagher, in acknowledging the money, writes that tho suffering people of Donegal are subsist-ingon food only flt for beasts; that private charity cannot cope with tho widespread distress there that the government alone can dp so. and things will very soon come to a crisis. FORTttfViNG. Berlin, Jan.

30. The plan for the strengthening of the fortifications of Kiehl devised by Gen. Moltkeand approved by the emperor is for the construction of a circle of 16 forts making Port Dockyard one of the strongest iu CHEAPEST AND BEST. ception will take place to-morrow -v- evemnjr. R.

R. Time Table. Peterson's Unequaled Premiums. completed lineot railway in south west Missouri, which are being sold at low prices and upon easy terms for payment. FREE Transportation is turnished land explorers who purchase land from the company, in accordance with land department regulations.

The St Louis San Francisco Railway company invite, through its Passenger, Freight and Land Departments, the attention of the Tra veling public, freight shippers, land and home seekers, to examine into the general advantages offered the patrons of their line. Saint Louts San Francisco. OCING -WEST. No, 19, Passenger train, Tlie principal premium for Retting np rliilm for 1883 will ho ft Mlpcrb stecl-enjrmvlnjt (bIro inrhe liy 20) after Muncr.ky'1 worhl-rcnownwl K-oi inrl ikk 7.9r, tio J.i, tnro ir gin ana ace, a in. M0Brnmcnt iuw jum paid irano.

Kmucii 3:15 ni. i premium wa ever uttered bcluro. No 35. local GOING EAST. Full Size Paptr Patterns.

existeuco and the completion of I Fetmon' Mnpaxlne la tlio nest ftnd cheapest of the FREE OF COST. All persons wishing to test the merits of a great remedy -one that will postively cure Consumption, Cough3, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, nr any affection of the Throat aud Lungs -are requested to call at MaGmre Parnell's Drug Store and get a Trial Bottle of Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption free of cost, which will show you what a regular dol-ar-size bottle will do. I lady hiioks. It Klves more fur the money, end com-t Mnw (treater merits than sny other. Its Immense A FUGITIVE WANTED.

Washington, Jan. 29. The state department has made a formal request on the Canadian authorities for the return of Hall, the New Jersey fugitive. i. a TRAIN ROBBERS CAPTURED.

Chicago, Jan. 30. An Ogden, Utah, special says a telegram just received from the party in pursuit of the robbers who attacked a Ceutral Pacific train at Mantello, Nevada, states that the robbers have been surrounded iu the mountains and that they are all known. Oneof the gangisacon-vintwho escaped from the Salt Lake penitentiary and the res a) cowboys. Two of the men were caught last night.

They fired on the posse, but hit no one." They were shot themselves, however, cm-mallfm and lontc cstaliflshed reputation ermrtum Its proprietor to distance all ouuiHitltlon. In short. It slrategetic railway establishing uninterrupted communication along the Baltic coast. reduction. Copenhagen, Jan.

30. The Norwegian radicals are preparing a demonstration against king Os- has The heal Preel Eneratlnpf, het Colored Fashion Plares, best llress Patients, hest Original HNnies, best worn-Tattle Patterns, hest Illustrations, etc. The stories, novelets, iu "Peterson" are ad' janl5dwl Altamont, Kan. mltted to he the best publt-tlied. A sTfetaliy of Peterson" is Its splendMij illustrated articles and espe No 20 Passenger Train, 2:03 Ho 3S tlvro'freiglit and aeo 12:10 a in No 2 local 3:15 pm R.

J. Reekie, Agt. Missouri- Pacific. GOING NOBTH. No 5 i Mail and Kxpress 2:20 pm.

No 152 11:48 pm. ICG, Freight 2:20 p. m. ijoiNd soum. No 153 Mail md Express.

1 2:57 tn, 151 2 40 in. Ifia. Fru'cht, m-bov trains run daily. C. f.

VHr.KT,Tr:(?. cially its Colored Steel Fashion Plates. BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE. The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles.

It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale bj Ma-guire Faenell. Money to Lean, On Personnf rrotrf I C. Wilkin Co.

"go 4 4 car, a proposal to reduce his al Ensroveil on steel, twleo tho size of nil others, and SllOerlllr Roloml. AlM HilllKoliclrf I'urilrnt-i. anrl f.llk Every ex-soldier in the United Stales should subscribe for that excellent weekly, the Washington World and CiJihen-SotJitr, aud learn thereby all that transpires in their interest at the national capital. lowance by 80,000 crowns. REMOVED.

The electors of Oswego township will tnect at the Court House in the city of Oswego on Saturday February 3d, 1883 at 1 m. sharp, for the purpose of plating in nom Cairo, Jan. SO. -The British sentries at all palaces have been ret I re receipts; articles on Art Kmnrolrtcry. Fkiwer Cul- tare, li'tnse Decoration, la fact, everything Interest-.

Iiik to isiles, I TI'RMS (slwavslnndrsnre) fsj.nnayear I fnpnrsllplcrt offers to elul-s. Fend'ftjf tinrs. i Address, ptt-pald, ni'I moved. Egvptisn fcoldier3 under- inaiiou a f'uli towiichip kiiig in all its branches at David's. one fataliy.

Uliug She daty of guarding tl.em.! By order of Committee..