The Hiawatha Journal from Hiawatha, Kansas • 4

Z. 1 c-7li xvr I. -mm i ul. T3Ty screen ora.r. is recreating in id viaiang frwnds in Julius Pohl, of liOrlfMl, DrJcota.

Mrs. T. F. IloHa Oneida this wtek. -sissocai PACiric.

All kinds of turning and wood work done Miss Neva Utrens has rolarncd from Mound City, Ma. r. north Tra train a My Partner," a- The Sons of Veterans in the Armory Friday night. My Partner' by 1. 1- Lewis Son.

50 2t A-O. Dickasnn will vouch Uiat a nian can brsak a show case with a "nigger shooter." UHonH.P 8bafer for all kinds of ha nm. Backenstocc is now permaueiii with Mr. Shaffer. Headquarters for hee at the is mill of I.

D. Lewis Son. 50 XOTE3. The decorations about town were very handsome those -most conspiSoiis being the business houses.of L. R.

Yate, Geo. II. Adams, Miner Firt National Bank. The Falls City and Sabetha ban gave our citizens the benefit of a convert lu tlie park, during evening, whK-h wa greatly enjoyed by all. This band accompanied the Sabetha delegation, and we must aay that Sabetha has ruasou to feci proud of it band.

It is composed of a nice lot of geutleincu. and show by their playing tliat they have paid close attention to the intmclior- oi their leader, F. JS. Stewart. We hpi this will not be their last visit to but that in the near future ve may have the opporttiuity to hear thciu iu tht-future.

The Falls City Lodge was accompanied by itfsolve." The World says it is not for the Alliance to step in and favor any pajicr county work. The Alliance represents a' majority of tLe tax-payers of Brown comity. They, tax-payer, have a right to inquire into he matter of the disposal of thtir hard--anied money, which wu twice a year ihe temple. li after a.i investigation of county they feel disposed to pass rescluauiis HHteniidiig such "Hold up your hands" as lias ben going o.i hi one of the county offices, they have a perfect right to do so; despite the Tact that the Workl says "They should not blindly pass every resolution they are asked to." A tax-payer does not have to be asked to kick when he knows that his money is being spent undue extravagance. He will voice his sentiments, md in uo uncertain language either.

The ditor of the World knows that he lies when says that the World was awarded the ounty printing a short time ago A year io last January was the last time the com- The democrats througliont the state fa mix -Governor Giick for governor. Miss Sarah Hardiiuui of Oketo, visited her Th changed" hand to-day. p. Itevi is visiting friend in Iowa. Grant life was in St.

Joseph Saturday. W. 11. C. Undd was in the city Sunday.

UUa Mary Eesor left for Topeka TiMsday. Frank J. Thomas was in Holton Monday. of Orais. charge by 49 ladies wishing a sample bottle Blossom, can obtain oue free of calling at the City Hotel.

brother, N. D. Hardman, last week. W. Williams, ol St.

Joseph, Div. Snpt. TJ. BIE1TB1T, LAWRENCE passed through the city Tuesday. CO.

The valuable stallion, Bon Accord, belong wai in the city Monday after- Xliai Fultoi. ttOOIl. ing to Beattv St Miebech.died suddenly Tues day morning. The Commercial (earns that the JocrjiaI. is giving tha World hard race for supremacy as the republican organ of Brown County.

Horton Commercial. the brilliant journalist, the editor of the Weekly Globe, a new newspaper enterprise of St. Joseph. Try Fred Gampper's home-made bologna. Hamburger steak, a.

id all kinds of sausage. Thwe is nothing better in town. 49 It Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Babbitt, of Monro Juo.

E. lionl nas awn quits iitW the past week. City, are visiting Mrs. Muxlow at th The Odd Fellows of Northern Kansas Celebrate Their 71 Birthday. Saturday was the Tlst anniversary of the fotmdlna.of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, and ILawatha lodge, having decided, some time since, to celebrate the event iu a royal manner, seut out invitations to all I the neighbring lodges lo come and join them.

Never looked a day more discouraging than did Saturday morning. was falling; the roads were mnddy, and the sky was beclouded. But long before noon about the time the Xcmaha delegation, 200 strong, headed by John Fultoa and the Sabetha band, arrived, Old Sol peeped out from behind a cloud and decided to stay. Robinson, Baker, Falls City and Horton also seut large delegations, and before noon there were 500 Odd Fellows and 1,000 strangers in the city. Tiie procession was formed shortly after 1 o'clock by Col.

II. J. Aten. At leaht five hundred members of the order were in line of march. Owing to the muddy condition of the roads the line of march was confined to the sidewalks.

Hiawatha had donned her holiday attire; the gay bunting which floated to the breezes from every business house; the verdant park; the regalias, the uniforms all tilled the air with that substance which, if the utmost contentment. Everybody was iu fa. wn, and it was a red letter day for the Hiawatha lodge. Pacific House. 'at the O.

A. haii Friday "My rurtufr' niJ.t. uissioners asked for bids on legal printing. Admission 15, 25 and 3o "My Partner." Hall, Friday night. Ev- L.

New- Cy fwtt is the Hew clerk at A. cants, at G. A. R. erybody is going.

The Seneca G. A. R. Post, last week, de Tax-payem in Walnut and Powhattan townships can pay their taxes at the Fair-view State Bank, Fairview, Kansas. 26 tf spent Sunday in J.

II. if Liucolu, nounced Major Morrill' "62" bill, by a long string of resolutions. Jasper WiUn, D. Crane and Milton DRY QOODS, Car-pets, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hatsand Caps, Trunks and Valises. Largest and m6st Complete Stock in Kansas.

Prices as low as can be found in any market. 7 Bierer, Lawrence Co. Miss Moore of Colorado Springs, visited 'jointists at Everest, found out last Miss Hattie Moore, east of the city last wee. week what it was to monkey with justice. The job printing is another matter entirely.

Any county oiliccr can have his work done where he pleases. It will be remembered that two years ago the Democrat made a great kick about the county printing; made the farmers believe that they were paying entirely too much for such work. The farmer was glad that he had such Vigorous support. All at once that support dwindled away. The nerveless manager of the Woild signed a treaty of peace and the piece the Democrat got was one half the proceeds of the county printing, and it lias been as still-ever since as a baby that is iu the act of having its hunger appeased.

Before the Democrat should pose as as a reformer it should clear its skirts of this She went to Willis Saturday, where she will A fine variety of tap dusters at H. P. vuitrelaives. the city. A fire ewcaye has been placed In the opera bom block.

Fred. Close of Severance, took lu the celebration Saturday. 1 is Ttsitint her daughter; Ml. F. McVilW? hi this rry.

Mrs.JWV L. IMUfnftfiaT teiarned Xrom her that td Oneida Wafer's -harness shoo. A nicer line ox lap darters were never brought to this eity. For. SaUe.

A 54-inch, Standard Columbia, bicycle. If rou dou'i believe Yam selling cheaper cheaper than others, come and get prices, it ma Good as sew; will-sell Inquire of J. won't coa you anyimng. mi m.yj P. Lrake, East End Wagon-maker.

-2m the Falls City band, which is coiel of a fine a set of joung men as can be found any where. The leader, Dave Abbott, is to be complimented on having charge of such, an organization. Herbert Kerr plays the solo b. flat cornet, and he can play it too, as the ladies and gentlemen who wert invited to the banquet and who heard jlay the solo part of "Suauwee River," testify. "Herb" is a fine not only of the cornet, but of the piano and violin as well.

Everybody had something to say about tbe baritone solo played by June Abbott. He plays a steady and smooth tone. The organization is composed of fine musicians, and should the boys ever return to Hiawatha they ill receive a royal welcome. They will attend the K. of.

P. conclave at Milwaukee this summer, as escort for the Nebraska division. The Union band is composed of 13 young men, living south of this city. The band has been oranized about 4 months. The following gentlemen are members ot the organization: Geo.

Pricer (leader) so lo flat comet; Zimmerman, flat comet; Glenn Brown 1st flat comet; Ilauber solo alto; Fred Greeno 1st alto; Ferd Cypher 2nd alto; Ray Radford 1st tenor; Ed Radford 2nd tenor; Uly Hauber baritone; Todd Brown flat bass; Martin Ilauber bass drum. Chas. Tobie kindly assisted the boys by I haveonened a nice line baby Cat. Flats from 50 cents to $1.75. I braids at 75cents.

Bargains in hosiery. 491 CHICKEXS WANTED. Highest cash prices paid for chickens at i Miss MARGKAVZ. your' tickets for Avoid the ruli and get My rartner" at once. Miss Jfeltie Buck spent Saturday and Sun the Little Gem Restaurant, Oregon St north of depot.

46 Imo An order whose foundation stone is the day at home. She arasaccompanieci in her Visit By MtSB Mary Itom, one nuwaiui accomplished teachers Sabetha Herald. Golden Rule; tliat steps In between widowhood and want, has a right to celebrate its birthday. A 54-inch, Standard Columbia bicycle. John Krcbs and Will Hetler spent Sunday at Weeping Water, Sfeb.

Miss Laura Clevt of Ertrest, was in the ity, Tuesday afternoon. Messrs. J. A. Haight and Jadica.of Sabetha, were in the city Sunday.

At 2 o'clock, the hour appointed fo th good as new. Will sell cheap. Inquire of J. The county commissioners, being sfraid that the World and Democrat would lose the printing, refused to honor the custom of advertising for bids for the year 1890, and the horse and mule shall trot together another year. That bar docket which cost the ccunty 75 cents apiece, is not let by the commissioners but by the district clerk.

He has expressed himself on several occasions to the effect that he wished the commissioners would let it to the lowest bidder. The World is quite certain that we would be unable to print the docket were we awarded it. Whenever a man gives ample bond for the correct completion of a job, the job must suit or there is no pay forthcoming. The present district oration of the day, the opera house was filled to overflowing. Odd Fellows, their ladies, and the public generally, were intermingled.

P. Drake, the East End Wagon maker. 43 2 The meeting was called to order Prof. F. spent Saturday S.

Rosseter: master of ceremonies. We have just bought a carioad of the eel brated Bear Creek lime. Call and get our prices. Henry Coatsworth Co. Robinson, Kansas.

PsterTobisof Emporia, and Sunday in thin city. After the singing of the opening ode, Prof. 0. C. Hill, acting chaplain, delivered an in- 1 vocation.

Prof. Rosseter then introduced A gun club is to be organised in this city snd several shooting matches are to be arranged between our team and the Baker, Hiawatha, Atchison, and St. Joe teams. Horton Headlight. The Santa Fe surveyors who are surveying a line from Atchison Lincoln via Horton were reported as being two miles south of Pierce this morning.

They will reach this city about tomorrow evening. Everest Enterprise. H.I Shafer has just placed in li's sale rooms several sets of light harness, made by Ed Backenstoce. There is no better harness makerin this jvart of the country than Ed. He has been permanently engaged by Mr.

Shaffer. Mrs. J. C. Davis will do dressmaking at her home, one block north and one block east of the High school building Cutting and fitting a specialty, and all work warrant ed.

4-i tf Weare selling lumber and all kinds of building material cheaper than ever this Visa Maud Ellis of Hamlin spent Saturday with her friend, Miss CUra Mann. The Dostmastar at Troy eave J. M. Curtis playing the tenor drum for them. the orator of the day, the Rev.

E. J. O'Xeil, I a sound beating one day last week. Wonder This was their first appearance in pub of Pawnee City, and chaplain of the tf said postmaster is not ashamed of him Mrs. Edward Ward, of Oneida, visited her lic, and although they did not play the hardest music, that which they did play self for striking a harmless cripple.

Grand lodge of Nebraska. Mr. O'Neil apologized for his dilapidated condition, as he oo.tlie florist, tLe foie part of the week. clerk once gave the Democrat the job of printing the court docket. This caused the was well executed.

Wc hope that they termed it, owing to the fact that he came AhlUh Walls, m. nrominent attorney of We have just received a fine carload of ex sage of Piety Hill to write a fable the sub will come up to the city and give enter collision with a hose cart a few days be trs cedar and Dine shingles. Call and see Baneea, attended the celebration Saturday. tainments in the park. fore, and therefrom moved about with efiort.

stance of which was that a faithful old jackass was supplanted in the affections of its lie began by giving a history of the found them Heiiry Coatsworth Co. Robinson, Kansas. A fine property in the city of Hiawatha master by a new importation. Whereuioii Mrs. M.

F. Wise of La Grange, is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Geo. T.

Williams. Three weeks re and then school il ing of the order in Baltimore, April 29, 1819; the jackass turned around and kicked the how that the order could not boast of its be out." House of 8 rooms and good cellar. Good great antiquity, as do the Masons. He ex Geo. K.

Dorrington, traveling pass, agt! of life out of the master. The fable is homely simple and freckled, yet it answered the pur- well, irood barn and fine iruit trees. Will Retta Bierer and Miss Crawford were spring. We iiave a tun mock in. of the Mo.

I'- railroad, was iu the city Mon day. 1 pose. Ihe master fearing that that old jack plained fully, the workings, the objects and the good done by the order since its inception. He exploded the fallacy some people in Horton Saturday. Henry fc Coatsworth Robinson, Kansas.

ass of his would snuff ouf his earthly exist ence should he pass around the patronage of Mrs. It. H. Fisher of Horton was in tht Mrs. KiUoren of Baker, visited "her sister, hold that Odd Fellowship is intended to sup Beattv fc iiiebach celebrated stallion, Bon- his office, has been as loyal to that ungainly xi r.

Put.nsrw the latter part of last Hiawatha Friday la-t. plant reli-ion, but that it occupied a panel Accord died suddenly Tuesday morning. Mr. BULK SEEDS, SEED POTATOES. And a Full Line of AT Jno.

A. McGuire's animal ever since as brother is to brother. Beattv informs us that by Monday by the Christian churches of to week. sell-very-cheap. Inquire at this office, tf.

Margrave Ward are making preparations to enlarge their green-house in the near future. This will give them more room to exhibit their plants, and make it more handy to get around. The members of the High School Alumni Aaociationare requested to meet at the hizh school building Monday afternoon at The dates for the attractions at the opera mornine he will have another horse just as Whenever this animal sees that its pilfer day. None of the churches oblicratc theie house next week have been canceled. good as Bon-Accord at his stable behind Ha TA.

Linthicum of Horton, spent Saturday ings are about to be exposed, it brays and members to bury the dead care for the sick. ver livery statile. and Sunday in the city visiting his many The boys have a fully equifped gymna kicks and bites. There is a high fence between this infuriated beast and the people, Hose Co. No.

1 and the academy boys support the widow in her sorrow, and educate the orphans. There are christians who do friends. sium in the rear of Hayner's restaurant. played ball at the academy grounds Thurs ana its tutiie cavoriinus tickle tiiem more these missions of charity, but it not generally Miss Marj Brown of Falls City visited her day afternoon. The No.

l's were winners than it does the master who has had to pat Reflections and Observations). done. This the Odd Fellows arc obligated to in a score of 5 to 4. Many persons were out At the present time there is a concerted the animal on the back almost constantly for several years, and who is lesponsible for to see the game. The same clubs will pitiy do, and many i ons of dollars have been expended in charity.

movement all over Europe, by the laboring again this afternoon. the acts of his beast. 4:30 o'clock to make arrangements for this year's reception. Why not hire the Union band to play in the park at least one night in the week. They play finery We have a band stand, wide walks, green, grass and electrics lights, and why not have ruusic He ably answered the objections class, to hare eight hours constitute a day's labor.

This idea iscrowing in this country in a fiitnui wan tne world editor says mother, Mrs. N. J. Browu, Saturday and Bui. day.

A Mr. McDaniel, while unloading ties at be depot Moiiilay afternoon, had his right broken. Chas. Tapscott goes to work again in the freight office today, after nis long siege of rheumatism. the "non jincrs" have to secret orders.

He The population of Seneca, has, according that it ought to be allowed to rob the people as will be seen bv the action taken, in the contended that every family was a secret or of this county because it has been the champ to the assessor's returns, decreased 500 iu the past year, and is now 1,900. Seneca has ganization, as much so as the Odd Fellows matter, by the carpenters, stock yard men, of Chicago. The object of the order is to develop the best been increasing in population ion oi tne people oi tne county ever since there were few people tne county. The Dr. W.

8. Thomas and wife went to To J. W. MITCHELL FRANK As a rule men who Jalior, wort too many possible manhood in man, mid all that heard and it lojks as if the retur.is of the year pre pek a Monday to attend the Dental associa judge does- not deal any more leniently 'with hours. Labor is elevating, enobhng, yet it vious were doctored him have nothing but the bret of opinion of the order.

Tom Henrv of Macont was the ion. Pr. Jhpmas is a well posted practi- the aged than with the youthful The may be prostituted to such au extent that its tioner, and takes a lively interest in every Satux Bethany Reformed church granted. Sun cf his brother, Talbott, of this city, devotee becomes an animal a mere machine He organized a lodge on the platform, tak thing that tends to build up the profession- day last, to Rev. A.

G. Lohnian, a four day and Sunday. find time to do nothing but eat. work ing in Eli. Moser and Prof.

Rosseter as chart old sinner deserves less pity for he ought to know better. Chain up the jackass; come down op a plane with the people; run your chances in competition, and if you win you will have the respect of the people, not their and sleep. To such. life has no charms. er members.

He gave them the siu of rec Jasper Wilson, one of Baker's jointists that got away in the last raid, was captured by week's vacation, which and his family will spend with relatives in Ohio. Mr. L. is also a delegate to the general synod which convenes this month at Lebanon Pa. Everything around them has a billious tinge: many are dissatisfied with themselves, their ognition, the grip, the pa-w word, the sign of distress, but, of eourse not the genuine signs.

He did this to give outsiders, or those disrespect as you have now. lot, see nothing in nature, and look to death Deputy Sheriff Johnson in Doniphan county Monday, and is irw in jail. When Sam goes after anything he alwaps brings a sample of it back with him. almost with gladness. Man to enjoy life The Pottawatomie" indians who received havsng scruples against secret orders, the extent of the secret work of the order.

The members of the rrebyterian church LYTLE MITCHELL, Dealers in VsAI I PAPER, Curtain Poles, Window Shades, Artists' Supplies, Stationery, Novelties. Vestibule Hods, Paints and Varnishes. PICTURE FRAMING A SPECIALTY At McG-uire'sold stand, north side Oregon Hiawatha, Kan. must labor. The artisan, the possessor of a held a social at the residence of ur.

Ham home built by tbe labor of his own hands, $200,000 last week from the government.cele-brated in Topeka shortly after. A score or Mr. O'Neil is an eloquent and convincing Leigh Wednesday Although the Jas. Falloon has added a very useful article weather was very unfavorable a large num orator, and held the close attention of the The Horton city council is in a deadlock ascoadniug Eli Hardin's conlirmaUou as praefect of police. The K.

M. L. A. will move into the Hess-lberger room Monday. Iiiereisiug business compels this change.

Chas. Gaskell is learning the paper hanging business wTth Mr. Thoiupsou, Lytle MitcheW's jaier hanger. Th Sons ot Veterans gave the visiting Members who were in the city, Saturday," a reption at the Armory. more of the noble red men contributed $5 ber were present and were entertained by the of fur.iUure to his neat law office.

It is a and content with his lot, is the happiest man on earth. All should labor, but not constant! v. Man must have time for recreation; audience during the delivery of the oration, doctor and 3irs. ieigti a handsome man and $10 each to the police court for carrying cas; containing over 100 pigeon holes for fil which abounded with the thougts of a train allopathic dosjs of fire water. The old time for study; for reading; to become ac ner.

Teachers Asaoclntlon. ed mind, and enough bright sahes of wit in ing away law papers 74 of which are now filled wixh papers pertaining to cases now soldiers, were they to receive that amount of quainted with his fellow beings; to exercise. money, would apply it on mortgages. pending in the district court, and of which Eight hours of well directed labor should terspersed to keep the audience in good humor. Friendship, Love and Truth has no stronger or more faithful devotee than Mr.

Mr. Falloon is counsel. The Teachet'a Association will meet at the High School building Saturday afternoon at constitute a day's work. People who appreciate comfort in travel Men will do as much in eight hours as ing, are warm in their praises of the through O'Neil. The christian is made a better chris t- 1uvvuaw tunwr mrurl Ai-kt snfiy 1:30 o'clock.

The following is the program N. Mokkiix, President. stopped off' jjj. board of commissioiiers assume the right Mrs. Burc hfield of Reserve weekly Pullman Colonist car service recently tian of being an Odd Fellow they do in ten hours.

This fact has been demonstrated very frequently. Instrumental Music. Business. C. D.

Laxxx, Cashier to cut down the bills of justices and other C. H. Jaxaa, V. Pros. u.auguraceu oy tne union facihe manage The committee having the matter in charge with Judge Dickaaon and family last Thursday, while enroute to Ohio.

tow.ship officers. The law provides a sched Should the 8 hour system come into gen ment. Cars leave St. Joseph every Wednes made a wise selection in Mr. O'Neil.

ule of chaTiW and attaches a ienalt for ov eral use it would better the condition of the How to Teach History M. Ida Crawford Discussion E. E. Trower, J. W.

Carua ercharging. This being tne case, by what day at 8.44 a. running through to Port-laud without change and the time made is laborer and the masses would be more intel riiilit. we ask. have the board of county N.

his Below we give the program rendered at the -x Clarence Pine called to Kingston, Thursday by a telegram stating that Mothir was dangerously ill. commissioners to cut bills to suit, their ideas armory. The toasts were all responded to ban, J. J. Lutx.

Teacher's Environment B. F. Eyer. I from 12 to 24 urs shorter than that of any of right. Fairview Enterprise.

in a most happy manner, and wit reigned hue. By reserviiiK space in advance, which Discussion H. F. Graham, J. E.

Banta supreme. John White, the popular caterer ligent. Several yer.rs ago a hard working youth, wishing to better bis condition, turned his back to the green valleys and snow-capped furnished the supper, and received many F. S. Rosseter.

Changing Text Books G. E. Mitchell. compliments on tiie nanasome manner The Morrill Janes Bank, Capital and Surplus $120,000. THE OLDEST BANK IN THE COUNTY.

mountains of Switzerland; bid adieu to whiqh he had matters arranged, and for the bouuteouM repast served. The ladies of, he Bethany Reform 3d church waited upon the Mrs. Mary T.ivermore will speak at the can be done by application to any agent of opera house Wednesday evening'. Jlay 14. the Union Tacific system, i assengers can be This lecture has been added to the lec- 8ure of obtaining good accommodations.

tare course, and those holding regular The rate ot tor lle furnished bertha tickets can keep the seat occupied by P'80 theservict within the reach of all. them durinsj the course. A small aduiis- Man is a He thi iks, talks, acts. mother, father, brothers, sister, friends, and Annual Report oftlte Brown Conntjt stibJe Society. guests in a very satisfactory manner and were complimented very highly for the set sail for America.

He located in this county, and being industrious he gained for Annual report of the Brown County Bible Mewrs. Alex. Weaver, A. Clewell, S. H.

Harris and Jos. Jefi'ry and ladies. of Horton cre in thetity Sunday afternoon. J. D.

Hardy was appointed as a delegate to, a meeting of county allianea at Valley Kails. He left for that place today. The 25th annual convention of the Kan-rs State Sunday School Association will be hVld at Abilene, Umj 22, 23 and 24th. The St. Joseph Evening News has been Society, ending March 2, 1890.

Money on promptness of their service. INVOCATION. uas Hjeas auu con lciions. vn an questions' hand Received during the year for himself a competency. Knowing the superior advantages of this country over his native country, he sent for his younger broth iiiia uimi, ityj umuM nun Jl.urillll lie la books sold 1136.

Received from collection VOGAL QUARTETTE. The southwest portion of the county had a wul laKe or oU'er- ery few, 586.98. Total $288.94. Paid American Bible Society for books M. L.

Ouelich, I Thomas Stevens, E. W. Csrley, I John Christine. er to join him out here on the broad prairies of the west. The boy came, and but 16 years of age, he felt strong enough to leave Established X87X.

Incorporated 1887. "Bill of $183 14. Paid distribnting $63.90. I Mrs. Wellcome, Pianist.

Paid other expenses $9.20. Cash on band at vtlv imnroved ln.aDDearance by the new i his native land, to leave hia little mountain unsic. enp of year $27.80. Total Union Band, village, the emerald vales and the little PEPOsrrorv rkpobt. genuine sensation Saturday.

A prominent however, have the faculty of taking both farmer suspicioned for some time that his sides at We kno hied that can hired man was supplanting him in the affect i denounce an organization or a man one ions of his wife. He tokl. hia suspicions to week and in the short space of a week another party." Said husband and party change the denunciation into a liquid started out Saturday evening to attend an al- stream of molten sweetness, long drawn out, liance meeting. Instead of going to the meet- c111 uffy- Stle tafl sickens. A biped they went back to the' house shortly, and becomes a "thing" in the eyes of other bi-caught the guilty pair in a compromising po- P813 try'K two ride two horses going in sition.

A stormy scene ensued, but the mat- 1 opposite directions. Some bipeds have the mountain streams, along which he tended DIRECTORS: BANQUET. Value of books at beginning of year $10.46 his father's flocks all the tender associations Value of books received during year $200.55 TOAST. Total $241 .01. which bind a youth to his native land.

The parents, with tears in their eyes, gave bim Lortnn JaHSt H. Jaiwt, "Our Order" We command von to visit the A. Value books sold during year $136. Value UomO, C. D.

sick, relieve tbe distreaeed, bury the dead, and i 5 .009 pran its maiigement found it necea-Btiry to buy. Os.rds are out announcing the marriage of Jas. UShadle and Miss Retta Bierer, at the Cwiiregatiouatchurch Wednesday evening i.txt-week;..' There at the Reformed arc 1 next 8uDdayt as ReV. A. G.

Lohmau in Xnee athe annual sewiona of the KansaaliHfiiH $bibM, Albert Lawrence. Lamms. book? furnished life members $3.00. Value educate tne orpnan. RESPONSE.

feel into their their ter was compromised by said farmer civiue faculty of putting of putting books donated $13.15. Value books on baud Brother E. J. O'Neal, Pawnee City Nebraska. their blessing and a God-speed, as he stepped on the train which bore him from Berne to a seaport town, from where he would take sail for America.

During the passage tbe boy took sick, but upon arrival at New York mouths on all occasions. at end of year $38.86. Total TOAST. the hirtd mau a horse, bridle, and saddle to leave ihe country with. A separation and divorce will ensue.

of families visited during year "Friendship." The first link in nor triple chain, thafennobliut virtue which unite men as 825. Number of families found destitute brothers, earn in bis tarn, belping ana Helped he felt strong enough to continue his journey to Kansas. He arrived in Baker a week Scripture T5. of families destitute Cham. P.

Was, M. E. BlBftKK, Vice President. Dieuinff ua Dieesea. RESPONSE.

8. SMMXBT, President. of Scripture supplied 42. Number of child Cashier. ago.

His brother, not expecting him at that A few prohibiuonists of. Horton held mass meeting in that city Monday night, the object of which was the denunciation of Brother J. agent, Horton, Kansas. ren and others supblied 18. MUSIG.

The Society have employed Miss Lizzie time, was absent in another part of the state. He rapidly grew worse; the brother was tele Sabetha Band. Herbert to canvass the city and Mr. Jas. County Attorney Hemck.

He was accused of being a bribe-taker, and thai liquor men TOAST. "Brotherly Love." The fulcrum upon which Mover to canvass the county, and we trust that all will do what they can to put the The First National Bank of Hiawatha, Kansas. bad subsidized him. Any one who is ac all moral tevera mast tarn to produce true happi graphed for. He came, but the spirit of bis pain-racked brother had been called to its Creator.

Death interposed before the brothers met, and what would have been a hey quainted with him knowa that he is the last A. emltable Site. Last week we published a circular letter inviting proposals for the location of the Kansas Industrial Institute. Our old friend, Gebhard Johannes, sent to this office a neatly executed map pf the country south of this city, and calls particular attention to Sec. 16, Range 17.

Twp. 3. This section is 4 and 1-2 miles south of this city, on the Horton road. Wolf river flows through tbe center of the section which is iu a high state of cultivation Tbe owners are G. W.

Bubach, 320 M. Curl 80 J. Lange SO U. Johannes 80 and Diebold. 80 a.

This laud undoubtedly could be purchased at a very reasonable price, and no. site could be more preferable. The county or city Monday wjh antiiyersary of Grant's Ibeday waaelmtedinmany teit-it-s throughoctt thi OinOO. "-Tha flag at the armory was placed aft half mast. 'n Will Conhor.aa4 mUm (fit Fairview spent Puuday with Mra.

Connor" parents, Dr. and A. Leigh. left this week for the it here they will permanently reside. Ct.T.

WUliama made a flying trip to Fajibury Ha also accompanied LisniolUr-iw-laW toQuuicyIlL, she being ness to tne unman lamny. KESP0NSE. man on earth that could be bribed. He has Scripture in every family. W.

M. Shirlkt, Sec. A. F. Becbtel.

Pres. Brother A. Wells Seneca, Kansas. day of happiness to both, was changed to ussie. discharged the duties of his office as county attorney very satisfactorily; so faithfully at peaceful slumber for one and heart-breaking Duet 5 Mrs.

C. W. Wellcome, Directors; least that a goodly number of Horton 's joint grief for tbe other. In a vine covered cottage near Berne, is MiuAeUie T0AT. COUNCIL.

Hiawatha, Apr. 28, 1899 ists roasted their shins last winter in the county hostile. A collection was also raised "Truth." Toe foundation upon which rests our stately superstructure, without which all pro cih.l lUere "fey the serious illness of a sister fession are ascertain and insincere, ia which broken family awaiting a letter from their absent member, telling them of his trip, his prosperity in the land of his adoption. The letter comes. The mother hastily breaks tbe seal, but her happinesn is dashed to earth as they become barm odious and effectual.

RESPONSE. to hire an attorney to prosecute the Jointists there. Spite -work is at the bottom of it all, and the man that made the charge of bribery EH Davis, L. E. Chase, Eliaa Moser, E.

Bierer. Henney, Saral. Detweller, D. K. Babbitt, IL 8.

Smaller-, Chas. Knabb. Capital $110000.00. Surplus $13,500.00 Severance, Kansas should should take bold of this matter, and "ecu re if possible, this institution. may have to prove it.

MUSIC. Tuesday. Billy Wanisely had the misfortune to have hi clothes stolen while in Omaha last week. The raiload boys rustled around, and Billy drnsixl in a Mother Hubbard, a sun bonnet and a pair of carpet slippers, brought his train in to Hiawatha. she reads the sad news sf her darling's death.

Life is full of surprises, happiness, sorrow i The Sons of Veterans will produce on Godf ned Schweiser. aged 16 years died at Interest Paid on Time Deposits. Friday evening at the G. A. R.

hall Hartley and disappointments. The dark side seems the home of Godfried Wenger, 3 miles south Campbell's great success in four acts eii titled to prevail; but the assurance we have of fu west of Baker, -turday evening last, of incarnation of ihe bowels and stomach, super My Partner." A true story of home life. This play is thoroughly dramatic, and when tore happiness compensates the believer for being enveloped in dark clouds. Sometime the Swba family which now weeps will meet R. Zimmerman has been urged to ac induced by sea sickness.

He arrived in Baker from Switzerland a week ago last Sunday, and was sick at the time, but was not con com; any the Sabetha band to Boston this summer when that band goes to the national once seen can be witnessed again and again, and feel better for it. It has been a universal favorite with the ladies. E. Williams their absent member. sidered dangerously iu.

Later in the week G. A. R. encampment. Will has a repute Tis bard to leave home, cross tbe seas, and settle among strancers.

who have an on- Adjourned session, Mayor Bause in -the chair. Present Councilmen, Ham, Mc Laughlin. Fitch, Guehch, Abern, and Fraser. The Ways and Means Committee reported or sundry hills which were read and referred to the Committee on Claims and Accounts. The contract to furnish the city with nails was awarded to Hill Brothers by the Ways and Means committee and said action approved by the council.

On motion it was ordered that the committee on Streets and Alleys be instructed to replace the watering trough at the northwest corner of the square with one of stone, accordiog to plans presented cost of stonework not to exceed 3.00. G. W. Hapgood. edgineer, reported that he bad been em-ploed by the special committee appointed by the coudcil to find tbe difference between the base of tbe stand ape and the Hoffman spring, and finds that the spring is ninety feet lower than the base of the stand pipe: aba that the highest point between the stand pipe and spring is the first rise east of G.

Amann's residence. On motion Mr. Hapgood was requested to file a written report. On motion it was ordered that tbe water committee be instructed to find the level and am mount of the iteisenheimer Spring. Said motion was carried by the following vote: 3a Ham, wcLaoghlin, Merrill, Ouelich, Fitch, and Fraser; Nay Abern.

Omnotioa council adjourned. C. linzsxT, Chile. Howe, who has directed this play, has work tiou of being one of the best baritone play- ed hard, and he informed us that we will known dialect. Xo matter where one goes, he grew worse rapidly and on Saturday evening be died.

His brother at Beloit, was telegraphed for, and arrived 12 hours af in the west, and will be a valuable addl tiou to that band. should he dwell in marble hall, the mirage Robinson Band TCAT. The Patriarch." Be has offered sacriace with Abraham, lie baa made his peace with Malay, Mona-oliaa. African, and He La traveled the rugged journey of iife now finds rest ia the encampment of oar order. EESPONSE.

Brother Q. C. Wadkina, Whiting, Kansas. MCIC Duet WeHeome. i Miss Nellie Foster.

TOAST. "Our Jurisdiction" It baa all the eharaeterU tics of the typical Jayhawkec Sabetha, Kaaaa. uusie- Duet. i Mrs- W. Wellcome- i Mis Xellie iorter CAT- "Our Sister Jurisdictions," We greet them with pleasant greeting and wish them loo- life aod great prosperity- RXSPOXSE- K- Stoat Troy, Kaaaaa UOSIC Closing Ode, jaiaizg have a rare treat.

"My Partner" is a drama in which pathos and comedy are intenroven Hunter fe Hates rstnutUiitBtiTiaBuinia Hard and Soft Coal OUR TRANSFER AND DRAYAG line is tha moct prompt in tb cxtf. of an humble cottage, the old water-mill, ter na brother deatn. runeral services the babbling brook, the woodland, and Moth wi'b strong dramatic situations, awakening were held at tbe home of Godfried Wenger, While Mr. and Mra. Meachem were at tending church aeryices Sunday night sever er, will be seen at times.

Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Eev. A. G. the interest of an audience with the rising of tbe curtain, and holding it until the end of Lohmau of this city officiating. Tbe en Words cannot express tbe sorrow this brother swTexed a few days ago as ha be al boys eutercd their house on Miami street west of the rouod-hous and searched tbe en-.

tire German and Swiss poialabon of that sec the eloKitg act. Our citizens should crowd the ha 11, thereby giving our young people encouragement, for the hard work they have tion attended the services. The remains held this mirage and beard the clods of the valley playing a mourn fa! drrgo upon tbe tire building. They got several dozen liapd-kerchiefs for "their trouble. It would be were buried at tbe Grand Prairie ceaieterr, box hich contained tbe remains of his on Sad indeed is it that whom we all Try Vm and Be Convinced ly relative in America, a brother whom he know, and who was looking forward to the doiiaied to make this affair a success.

The prices are within the reach of all 15, 25 and 35 eta. Reserved seats at tbe P. O. Drug Store. We bespeak a crowded house.

good for some of our citizens to keep their goody goody" boys at home evenings, or tlTcy may have the pleasure of viewing them Uuoufc'U the. ban of tha county jaiL saw for but two short days, yet who did not time when he should see his brother should be baraaved thus. look lit eyes: neither did lie pealc..