The Junction City Tribune from Junction City, Kansas • 7

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE, JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS, THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1S93. PERSONAL, PICK-UPS. TOWN NEIGHBORHOOD 1 Fort Riley Notes. Left over from last week. OS car made the mm Miss Allie Ketterlin, of Kansas City, FAI LURES The Union Pacific pay boys happy, Tuesday.

is visiting Mrs. John Mnmmert. this Fred Boone went to Council Grove, today-W I Connany went to White City. Sunday. Black went to Kansas City, Saturday.

Rev. A Reitz preached in Topeka. Sunday. A Barnes returned from Chicago, Monday. week.

One of the beet drilled troops in the A heifer in C. A. Muneon's pasture, west of town, was found, Monday, to have broken her leg. United States armv is at Fort Rilev. "FJ BANK prove beyond doubt the Mrs Zellner ia visiting relatives in Atchison Third cavalry, Captain Dodd, commander Mm? Jack Kennedy returned to Kansas City, Satur lhey gave an exhibition drill Saturday day.

Rev John Cook has business in White City evening on tne target range. today. From all accounts, the Fourth of July at unction City was a whopper. The old town never does things by halves. Alia Vista Record.

Bishop Thomas, of Topeka, preached ThosfDever had legal business ia Emporia Monday. at ine cnapei, Sunday. Mrs. Sturdevant had business in Wamego Private Jos. Naninger, troop, 7th Saturday.

cavalry, will be discharged August 1, Pr and Mrs Greeno went to the World'i aner serving rive years. Fair, today. It is very likely that an excursion train will run to Fort Riley from as far east as Kansas City, July 25, when the soldiers' monument is dedicated. Mrs Durbon and son, Vassar, are visiting Paymaster Smith paid the boys their CASH BASI in hite City. Mrs.

Annie De Armon visited Mends in "Wre- monmiy stipend, uly 13. Dr. Harshaw made the Soldiers Auxil ford, Saturday. John Keibe went to Lawrence, Monday, on lary VV C. T.

U. a most welcome call, For the weary We are not weary, as we have not time to become to, We must move So must our stock And if one price will not move it another must, and that is the reason Oar Store is always full of customer. REST to us is an unknown quantity As long as we have Summer Goods to dispose of, we shall be RESTLESS until every yard and piece is Cleaned Up during this our Cleaning Up Sale. Have you purchased one of our Brusa Silk Suits at $1 If not, do not delay. Indigo Blue Calico at 5c.

There is still some left. Our Anti-Cyclone Frame Umbrellas at 95c, 81 and $1.25 are beauties and are going fast. Our Silk Parasols, Baby Caps and Fancy Fans are being Cleaned Up at 20 Discount. Shoes! Well our Shoes are RESTLESS also, and are walking away from ua fait, especially our Low Shoes. A business.

We are pleased to welcome our quadruple correspondent from Fragrant Hill, whose initial effort appears this xuesday nignt last, with his class of Miss Myrtle Vaughn is visiting her grand Christian Endeavorers. mother in Lincoln. week. Hope to have his items regularly. Miss Ella Downev and sister, of White City, are lhe dedication of the monument has been postponed for some reason until the visiting friends here.

The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.

Geo Shirlev arrived. Tuesday, from the south 25th. It is rumored that General Miles ern part of the state. Geo. J.

Graves, Wednesday, July 26, at will be here on that occasion. Henry Person came to town. Monday, for a visit with the old folks. 3 p.m. All members are earnestly requested to be present, as important business will be brought before the meeting.

Allen Dumbreck went. Friday morning, to look PROGRAM OF DEDICATION. up a location in Oklahoma Mrs. AY Levi reached home, Saturday, from a Dress parade by four troops 7th cavalry, followed by (mounted) guard mount a visit to a brother in Ellis. On account of the absence of the pas ing.

with small profits, IS THE BEST for both PRODUCER AND CONSUMER COME AND BE CONVINCED. GEARY COHITY ALLIAICE EXGHANGE Geo. King and Miss Ona Ford visited between mRrn 11 a Artillery drill. Light Battery 2d trains in Emporia, Sunday .1 Temnleton and brother visited home tor, there will be no services at the Congregational church, the next two Sundays. Sunday school at 10 a.

m. Junior Endeavor Society, 3 p. m. Y. P.

S. C. -iriiuery. 12 Lunch. Drill in riding hall by Captain Garling friends at Wreford.

Sunday. LAALlU Irn, Prishv is once more clerk at the Davis ton 1 roop 7th Cavalry, and on the pa- House. White Ciry Register. 7 p.m. raue ground uy i aptain Dodd Troop Iter Father O'Leary.

of Chapman, was in the Well, we will try and help you, no matter how big the hole is Oar aa Cavalry, in Cossack riding with trained Mid-Continental City, Monday. norses. The contract for putting up 3,870,000 Will Winans was no from Parsons, over Sun 2:00 Band concert, 7th Cavalrj band. day, visiting family and friends. Little Darning Machine will make a neat job of any hose.

We will give a Patent Darner to the first lady whose purchase of our Fast Black Hose comes Dedication exercises. Oration bv Hon pounds of loose hay, at I1 1. liuey, has been awarded to Martin Bradford at S2.98 per ton. Mr. Bradford will commence Mrs.

Maggie Waters visited friends in Chap il linrton. ol Abilene. man, last Saturday and Sunday. 3:30 Sham battle by 7th Cavalry squadron nearest to the amount placed in sealed envelope in our cashier's desk. The Aaron Sclnvarz returned.

Monday, from a work soon and employ about forty or fifty uuuer command or captain GoUfrev: three month's stay in Kansas City. Cavalry squadron under command of Major hands until the contract is completed. Miss Frankie Welch returned to her school morns, iavairy: and Light Artillery The envelope to be opened August 1, Our Black Hosiery has no equal, and amount being between 15c and $2.50. at the close of our Cleaning Up Sale. unuaiion unoer command Ol Major Ran-dolph, 3d Artillery, Our types made quite a mistake in giv duties in Oklahoma City, Saturday.

Stnrcke made business trips to AVakefleld Monday, and White City, yesterday. J. Q. THOMAS, Manager, SIXTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS. ing the amount of bonus which had been In order that all accidents may be ia fast, lry tnem.

Gilhert and wife departed. Sunday, for a averted, no teams or horses will be al offered the Tylers to rebuild their mill at week sight seeing at the great lair. lowed in front of the officers quarters Parker, o. D. The figures should have read $3,500 instead of S33.000.

A zero Miss Daisy Robb. of Abilene, visited. Monday nor on the avenue. Drivers will apply to and Tuesday, with Mr and Mm starcfee. too many makes considerable difference.

IT Xeed, Clay county's stalwart sheriff, trans me guards wno will direct them to a secure place to hitch their animals, under charge of the quartermaster. LiWLi ferred at our depot for Topeka, Saturday. Mis? Sarah Mitch went to Davenport, Iowa, today, for a three weeks' visit with a sister. The students of the Dickinson County High School will hold their annual mid Mrs. Thos.

Dixon and Miss Johanna Lee were Those 65, 75 and 85c Working Shirts are going fast at oOc, and that 65c summer reunion at tne Uourt House, Abilene visitors, last Thursday and I riday Fragrant Hill. Mr. Adolph Gfeller's new residence is Abilene, Kansas, Friday evening, July Rev. Wm Blenkarn will spend the succeeding 21, '93. All who have ever enrolled as Blue Overall is a Daisy for Haifa Dollar.

That new lot of Fancy Negligee Laundried Shirts worth 81.25 will be Cleaned Up too soon at 75c. Come in. nearly completed. DON'T SWEAT YOUR COLLAR, but keep Cool and SAVE YOUR LAUNDRY BILL, By Drinking Ice Cream Soda, with Crushed Fruits, Iced. All the Latest, Purest and Best Syrups on Draught at students of the school, are cordially in vited.

C. J. Olson expects to start his thresh ing machine the first of next week. A narrow escape from death by a horse Miss Maud Thomas left, last Saturday. kick is what befell young Irving Thomp two weeks in abaunsee.

lie goes tomorrow. Lieut. McXamee. of Fort Leavenworth, and bride, arrived yesterday, from AVashington. Will Mortle's vacation terminated and he returned, Monday, to duty on the Texas "Katy." Lee, of the Directory Pnhlishine of Chicago, is in town soliciting work for his house.

Geo AV Martin, of the Kansas City Gazette, was transacting business at his old home. Thursday. McDonald, Milford's stalwart democratic postmaster, was transacting business here, Monday. Miss Pearl Barwick. of Pleasanton.

returned for Holton, where she will visit a few weeks. If you are On Time you can get your size out of that pile of "White Unlaun-dried Shirts for 39c. You pay 50c for them everywhere else! Those Long Pants for the Boys at 45c, 50c and G5c will not last forever. Neither will our Clothing at our Cleaning Up Prices. So come in Soon.

Cleaning Up Price on those Lovely French Challies. Ladies, see them. son, last Ijnday afternoon. An ugly gash was cut in his scalp and Dr. King Mr.

H. C. Geist and family returned. Monday evening, from a visit with Hard- thought the skull sustained a slight fracture. He is doing as well as could scrabble friends.

be expected. We had a good rain, Sunday and Mon home, yesterday, from a week's visit with friends here. day nights. Corn is looking fine, espec N. B.

MINERAL, WATERS to your taste. John Coryell returned, Sunday, from atrip ially the early planting. to the great fair and old time haunts in Michi ERI ES The Evangelical Association camp- gan. Mrs Flora AVinans and daughter Louise meeting begins the 20th and continues went to Kansas City, yesterday, for a few day's visit- until Monday or Tuesday of next week. DEDICATION.

Quite a number have commenced Blow Mrs Sam arrived from New Mexico, last ing for wheat in this vicinity. Mr. Geist week, enroute to Chicago, and visited with Mrs Sugdeu. All the young folks and old ones too, are invited to go and have a good time at the Harvest Home picnic in Henry Kosey's grove, on Clark's creek, Friday noon, Aug. 4.

A platform dance, games, sports and seasonable refreshments will be ready to the crowd's choosing. The county W. C. T. U.

will soon hold a convention and school of methods which will be addressed by Mrs. Eugenia St. John, of Topeka. Every woman in the county should hear her. She is a good and interesting speaker.

Date of the convention will be given later. nas already twenty-hve acres plowed and There never has been a time when our general lines of Groceries were sold as Cheaply as at present. People can live better on less money now than ever before. Mrs Shures. of Abilene, who has been visiting The Soldiers' Monument at Fort Riley will be Dedicated Tuesday, July 25.

Janetion City. July 20. 1803. intends to sow over 100 acres. her daughter, Mrs Tawson, returned home, yesterday.

Henry Shoffner and son were in Junc Miss Edith Stanley started. Tuesday morning. We take pleasure in publishing the fol tion City, Monday, petting repairs for for a couple of month's visit with her brother at We pay particular attention to the QUALITY our Groceries, lowing official letter from Adjutant Bell: Kiversitle, cal. their horse power. They expect to start Mrs AV Cox and children returned, todav.

threshing the latter part of the week. and believe in supplying our Customers with the BEST THAT Fokt Riley, July 15, 1893. Editor Tribune, Junction City. Kansas. from a month's visit with her mother in Washington county.

The wind storm, Sunday night, did Mrs Beates and daughter started. Mon Sib: I am directed by General J. W. For considerable damage in our vicinity. day, to where "all the world is goimr.

to Chica blowing down Will Davidson and F. M. go and her fair." syth, commanding the Seventh Cavalry and this post, to Inform you that on July 'Si It Is proposed to dedicate a monument erected at Mrs Sarah Boswell. who has been visitincr Dahlstrom's wind mills and scattering grain shocks and stacks. XXXX.

MONEY CAN BUY or that experienced buyiog can obtain. Please call and get our prices and compare them with what you have been paying others. Farm products are low, but this post to the memory of the soldiers who friends here a few days, returned, Saturday, to her home in Salina. AV Vincent. commissioner, and Hon.

A A Central Committee. The Central Committee of the People's Party of Davis county ia hereby called to meet in the Tbibune ollice at 1:30 p. Saturday, August 5. Important business will come before the meeting and a full attendance ia urged. T.

M. Templeton, Chairman. Ciias. 8. Davis, Secretary.

Township Meeting. A meeting of the People's Party of Jackson Township. Davis comity, is hereby called to meet in the Briggs school house at 1 p. Monday, July 31. Important business will be brought before the meeting and a full attendance is urged.

Daniel McAbthtjr, Sub Central Committee. Newman, both of Clav Center, transferred here The Evangelical Association will conduct their usual yearly camp-meeting in Schmutz Grove near Alida, commencing today and continuing until July 25. Services will be conducted iu both German and English. Presiding Elder C. Erff-meyer, of Abilene, will be present.

At the Universalist church there will Pleasant Valley. The P. P. Club will meet next Tues for Topeka, Monday. Miss Josie Boyer went.

Wednesday morning day evening. were mneu in tne battle with Sioux Indians at Wounded Knee and Drexel Mission on December 2il and 1SSW. It has been the annual custom of many of the communities surrounding this post to make an excursion, here; and. thins lug It might be of interest to your people, I am. directed to further that the Hon.

K. Burton, of Abiieue, Kansas, will make an address at the dedication of the monument. To ere will also be a pro-tram, consisting of drills, a concert and a 0DR PRICES ON GROCERIES ARE CHEAPER THAN EVER. to visit, her sister. Mrs Morgan, near I) wish for two or three weeks.

A Bart-ell and familv returned, Thursday the great White A. T. Listen ia hauling milk for the Imwood creamery. Chinch bugs are makine; inroads on be morning services throughout the sum afternoon, from sightseeing City by Luke Michigan. mer, livening services will be omitted ELL RJ1DSE.

ROCKW HE Elon Clark joined Mrs Clark. Mond.iv. in Mc- the corn in this vicinity. Pherson. where she and the babv went last AVed- until September.

The choir will give sham battle, arranged for the entertainment of visitors. The U. P. II. It has made an ex nsday, to visit relatives.

The P. V. Alliance met last Friday cursion rate from all surrounding cities. special attention to the musical program of the morning services. The pastor's Hon A A Newman, representative from Clay night and was well attended.

yours Included, of one fare for the round trip. We expect to have lares crowd and county, was a welcome caller at Congressman AND GRAIN COMPANY. sermon next fcsunday mornmsr will be Davis omce, last Friday. We hear that Louis Aecher will soon Dr. Harvev and familv.

of Council Grove. from the text "He Satisfieth the Long resume work on his cattle shed. would be greatly obliged If you would publish this letter to inform your people of this opportunity to see the largest military post in the United States. visited with relatives here, over Sunday, return- ing Soul." Jack Brown and Nicholas German are ng home, Monday morning. Itev Hawks, of the Empire State, who has WANTED A Reliable Person in Every Town working on Tom Breen's thresher.

The primary class of the Presbyterian been visiting Rev Curtiss, continued his jour We hope a youn? lady teacher will be ney to the mountains, Monday. Sunday school will give a lawn social at the church grounds. Thursday eveninsr. Geo Gross and wife and AVhite and the Notice to Contractors. Sealed bids will be received at the Alliance store in Wakefield for the erection of a store building 30x100 feet.

Bids to be for work and material orfor work alone. Plans and specifications at the store. All bida to be in by 2 p. Saturday, August 5. Correspondence solicited.

Address, Wakefield Alliance Co-operative Association, Wakefield, Kansas. chosen at our annual school meeting. Very respectfully, your obedient Bervant, J. F. Bell.

1st. Lieutenant and Adjutant 7th Cavalry. Junction City Markets. Street Prices. Wheat, best hard.

40: Misses Annie and Mamie returned, Tuesday, from the World's Fair. July 27. Everybody cordially invited to Populists! stand together on national Congressman Davis ernes tn Tevna to make a The Popu- questions and don be divided on local side iesuce. few speeches, the last week in July. nsuj oi iexas are pusmng tntngs.

best soft, 42; rye, 28; corn, 25 oats, 20; hay, onions, 81.00 butter. attend. Twenty-four little tots will welcome and wait upon all comers. They guarantee "Quick Service" and elegant refreshments. Coma nnd sea them at work.

Committee, Be sure to attend the dance in the Trovinger and danu-liter I)nt nnd If you contemplate going to the World's Fair you will receive a certificate for a HANDSOME SOUVENIR FEES, From EEIXKOLD STAItCKE, The Popular Jeweler Optician. Opposite P. O. Pleasant Valley school house tomorrow Ti-ott and daughter Hester, visited Col. Sulli-vant, at Alvanna Ranch.

Sunday. Notice to Contractors. (Friday) night. 10 to 12; eggs, 8. Livestock Cows, steers, 83 50 calves, 83.50; hogs, 81.60; chickens, per lb, 6c; spring chickens, 9c.

Rev Dr A II Harshaw denarted. Mondav. for a The board of Highway Commissioners of month's vacation his church has trranted him. On Monday, this vicinity was startled Sunday night. Monday night and with the news of the drowning of little Tuesday forenoon this viciuity was favor Davy Clarke.

He and a younger brother ed with copious and refreehing showers $1.90, if sent at once, pays for this paper and the Farmers' Tribune (Gen. Weaver's paper) one year, and the subscriber gets a copy of the great to take the Exclusive Agency of the "Wcrld's Coltmtian Ezpcsitica Illustrated," Authentic Organ of the Fair. Established 1800. Great Opportunity to Make Money for the next year. One Chance is a Lifetime.

Enclose 15e. ia stamps for Sample Copy and full particulars. J. B. CAMPBELL, 159 Adftmi St Chicago.

Illlnola Aa previously announced in oar personal column, Miss Sallie I. Hunter and sister, (formerly of this city) have secured a house at 4209 Indiana Chicago, two squares from elevated railroad, by which Jackson Park is reached in five minutes. The ladies will be pleased to see and entertain all their Junction City friends who attend the fair, and guarantee them comfortable and elegant accommodations at as low a rate as can be secured elee where. were swimming a deep place in Dry The Y. M.

C. A. Gospel meeting for men will be in A. O. U.

W. hall, at 4 p. m. Rmoky Hill township will meet at John Doryland's. Monday room In sr.

July 21, at 9 o'clock, and lt to the lowest and best bidder contractu for four stone culverts: one near John Doryland's, two on the John Acker road and one In the Fred Manz' ravine. The board reserves the rlijht to reject any or all bids. John Tkitlk. Trustee. which came in good time to help the corn, in tassel and suffering somewhat free.

'Quadrangular Debate," price 2.jc, creek. They had a rope stretched from bank to bank, and while both were sustaining their weight on it and in the from the lack of moisture. A hard wind FARMERS, you can get first-class meals at the Milwaukee House. preceded the rain, Sunday night, and made some work for the electric lineman. water, it broke and Davy sank to rise no more.

The younger one kept hold of the It also blew a large sign board off the front of Trott book store. Try a loaf of Jenkins Bros. Cream Bread it is the finest in the land. rope and reached the bank. He was too young to understand the situation, and remained some time waiting for his How do you like our new shape Not all the improvements we contemplate have been attainable this week.

"Excel Pleasant Valley Silver Resolutions. Whereas, An attempt Is being made by the gold bugs to destroy one of the standard money metals and Whereas, Such a if successful, means ruin, bankruptcy and ili-nster to our people, therefore belt by tht- Pieuaant Valley Alliance Resolved, That we protest vigorously against the demonetization of sliver. Resolved, That we commend Hon. John Davis, our representative iu congress, for his abla defense of the money of the constitution. Resolved, That we call on all industrial organizations to protest against the attempt to establish a gold basis and wild cat currency in our country.

Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be sent the Tribuse for publication. A. LKITHOFF, P. BRKIS, President. Secretary.

Send your work to us and be sure it is done right. White Abbott, Proprietors New Steam Laundry. brother to come to the surface, before going for help, which it took considerable time to obtain. After recovery of the body, every effort was made to restore animation, but in vain. Davy was a good sior" is not a "strange device" with us, For the dedication of the monument at Port Hiley, July 25, the Union Pacific will sell tickets at one tare for the round trip from all points.

Kansas City and Leavenworth, Salina, Beloit, Belleville and intermediate stations. Tickets good going July 23, returning July 20. See liyers giving attractions. 0. D.

Weight, Agent. The last Thursday in July ia the day fixed by law for the annual district school meeting. This year it comes on Thursday, July 27. LUTE THE PINLESS CLOTHES and we propose to march right on as loog as our friends give the proper encouragement. Now is the time to subscribe and to get up clubs.

Show the paper and swimmer and thoroughly at home in the Mr. Chauncey M. Depew'a advice is, "Go South Young Man." The best inducements to visit the natural resources of the Great South are now offered by the Mobile Ohio K. IL See advertisements. water, and is supposed to have been ren dered helpless by cramps.

The sympathy BOCCHT OP C. IT. EASOM 1st all Hint he represents it to be. Gives satisfaction. point out its merits to your neighbors; or, if you have not the time, send us their perfect of the entire community goes out to the names and let us do so.

We want to 8iihcted family, and a large concourse of 15 Stebhixs, A StClair. Fehrell. Geo Haevev, Rob't Berry, Sam Harris. Mrs Lasgvaeut reach 2,000 circulation in 1893. Lend a hand to help us.

Geo Heidel, Collins, neighbors and friends accompanied the remains to St. Xavier's church, yesterday, for the funeral services, and to the cemetery. PoPCiiiST. NOTICE. Dr.

Greeno wishes to frifcmla and patrons that say to his his Dental White Abbott are responsible The open meeting of the Knights of should mistakes occur at their laun Labor, last night in A. O. U. W. hall, was well attended.

Congressman Davis was dry, they never fail to make them rooms will be closed from July 20 to August 15. introduced by Master Workman John Adjourned Meeting of the Alliance Exchange Company Stockholders. The third quarterly meeting in 1893 of the Stockholders of the Geary County Alliance Exchange Company will be held in the court room, at 1 o'clock p. Saturday, July 29, 1893 Important business will come before the meeting, such as auditors' report, election of three directors, one auditor and other business. All stockholders are earnestly requested to be present.

J. Q. TnoMAs, Manager. right. tf WOELD'S FAIR B0AED LODGING.

Nicely furnished rooms $1 and upward per lie will visit his mother at Cutler, Ills. rs. French, of Fort Douglas, Utah visited the Faringhys a short time last week, departing for the Indian Territory, Saturday. Mrs McFarlan. who has been visiting her mother, Mrs Brown, for some time, went to Manhattan, today, for a few day's visit.

II Emmons, of Detroit, arrived, Saturday, to join wire and family in a visit with Mrs. Emmons sister, Mrs. Coryell. Brothers, who has been visiting friends and relatives here for some time, departed, Saturday, for his home In Tarpon Springs, Fla. Gemeny.

mine host of the Pacific House, started, Tuesday morning, on a tour of observation through the southern part of the state. II and Tyler, of Junction City, were in the city, on business connected with the new flouring mill at Junction City. Enterprise Journal. Hon Senn, senator from Dickinson and Clay counties, was a welcome caller at this office, Saturday, while waiting for the afternoon Kearney tram. Fred Murphy arrived, Monday, from the orid's Fair.

He has lately graduated with high honors, from Phillips Academy, Andover, Mass. Miss Milly Scott, formerly postmaster at Skid-dy, visited in Willes' familv, yesterday, enroute to Bala, where she will visit friends for a few weeks. Orr drove to Junction City, Wednesday and returned yesterday. Ed Martin and wife spent two days of last week in Junction City. Riley Regent.

John Norman, of AVesley, was in town, Tuesday, to receive from the Junction City Marble orks, massive portions of a monument to the late Mrs. Norman. Miss Lillie Nelson, of Junction City, was in Enterprise, renewing old acquaintances the first of the week, and made this office a pleasant call. Enterprise Journal. A Anderson has made several trips to Abilene lately on invitation of musicians there who wanted to try his make of violins with a view of purchasing from him.

Miss Moliie Conarro, who has been visiting friends here, the last three months, returned, yesterday, to Oklahoma, accompanied as far as Abilene by A Hurley Davis, class of '91 at the College, Is here taking special studies to better fit him for his work as principal of the public schools at Austin, Minn. Manhattan Republic. Mrs Lida Barney and children and Mrs Davis departed, last Friday, for a two weeks' sojourn at Colorado Springs, and their safe arrival at Pikes Peak's vicinity is reported. Sirs. Jas.

Cahill, of Chicago, and Miss Anna Collins, of Canada, terminated a very pleasant two week's visit in the family of John Gleason, last Friday and returned to their homes. Mr and Mrs Blattner. who have been visit-lngfriends and relatives at St Louis and Harmony, Mo, and seeing the greatest show on earth, at Chicago, for the past six weeks, arrived home, Sunday. Miss Helen Jevons returned from a visit with Miss Sugden, of Junction City, Monday. Miss Lily Male went to Junction City, Saturday night, returning home Sunday afternoon.

Wakefield Advertiser. Richard Rohrer came up from Chapman on the morning train. The train ran by the depot and in the darkness, mistaking his distance, Mr Rohrer stepped off before it stopped. He fell, rolled over and came nearer than he ever wants to again to being dragged under the wheels. He escaped with a severe scalp wound and some ugly bruises, altogether making him look as though he had had a tussle with a threshing machine.

Abilene Reflector. Tufts, and occupied an hour in elucidating the silver and transportation problems. He also showed very clearly how even a few men in congress can prevent bad legislation, though not numerous enough to enact good laws. He was listened to day. Meals, 25 cents each.

From World's Fair grounds take lst Street Electric Car to State street; then south to 64th. and one block west to 64th and Grove Place. Mrs. X. H.

Dodrox. Cor. 64th St. fe Grove Place. Chicago, Illinois.

Any one wishing light hauling or expressing done or baggage carried to or from the depots, will find A. J. Callahan's wagon waiting on the corner of Seventh and Washington streets, in charge of himself or assistant, Mr. A. E.

Green. All orders left at John Bath's cigar store, or by telephone to C. H. Ward's drug store will be executed with promptness and dispatch. ST.

LOUIS IS IN IT. Exceedingly cheap rates toKt. Loula arc now in eBect. The Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific R'ys are running a dally Full-man Palace Hlseper from Bait Lak City. Cheyenne and Denver to St.

Louis Without change. Pullman DInine Cars Denver to Kaneaa City. Bee C. D. Wright, agent U.

P. system. Junction City, for detailed information. I 1051 First published Jane 29. SALE OF SCHOOL USD.

Notice is hereby given that the following land, to-wit. the north-east quarter of the south-east quarter of section 1. township 13, raDge 7, east, was appraised on the 20tb day of June, 1893, and the name will be sold between the boars of 10 o'clock A. x. and o'clock r.

x. of the 29th day of July, lSifl, at public sale at the office of the county treasurer in Junction City, Kansas. C. B. STKBBfXS, 4t County Treasurer Geary County.

with the closest attention, and at the close of his remarks, elected to represent the meeting at the silver convention in Topeka, today. Capt. Mullins was also elected a representative, but it was after Safety, Speed and Comfort. When going to Europe or sending for your friends, bn sure to secure passage by one of The uly St. Nicholas comes into view flying at the fore the patriotic little poem, "The Ship's Colors," by Helen Gra3r Cone, with a frontispiece by W.

H. Drake. Likewise seasonable is an affecting and powerful story by Harold Frederic, entitled "The Eve of the Fourth," a remembrance of a war-time boyhood and a war-time love story. While the young readers will be moved by the story itself, older readers will be disposed to see between the lines dim visions of the troublous past. For those young girls who are looking forward to college, Miss So-per's sketch of "Festival Days at Girls' College" will tend to make still keener the longing to take part in the glorious ladylike larks here recounted.

Another seasonable story and one of the very best short stories of children that have been recently published is Marian Geh-ring's "An American Citizen." Though far away in Switzerland, the little hero contrives to keep the fire of patriotism burning with undiminished flame, and, incidentally, to bring about the conversion of a British subject. Physical Culture. Junction City has two athletic clubs in which the young men are training and developing their physique. The following compose the Junction City Athletic Clnb with headquarters in the Crawford block. They have the apparatus formerly used by the firemen Wm Lnnndy, V.

lilennon, A lUelsner, John Chnae, ('bus lllattuer, Win Bush, Harry Hale and Holla Harvey. Will Callahan ia training a class in club swinging, dumbbell, bag punching and sparring, which meets three nights a week in the Mullin's building, with the following enrollment. Itmly lilnttner. Fred Iloone, Harry Ward, Peane Franklin, lleForettt Walmnlev, tieo Schwensen. Huliln.

John Fox. Vivian Shaw. A Pirntleld, Anion Ahl. A Schweitzer, Thos Dixon, Jr. F.lvin Hrown.

I Shane. Hnrry Chabin. A MarMhiiU. I.oris Hansen. Will Frey.

Charles Blades. Harry Sanderson. Horry Montgomery, Ueo Cullinan, Frank Carruthers. Chas Xachtinan. wards learned that he could not go.

WORLD'S FAIR BUILDINGS No. I. The Horticultural Euildijvg. Height of dome 132 feet. Cost of building The Union Pacific offers rates as cheap as the cheapest and unexcelled accommodations to Chicago via Kansas City and the Chicago Alton K.

K. No change of cars enroute. See CI). Wright, agent U. P.

system, Junction City, for detailed information. flOIl The difference between the two kinds the Fast Express Steamers. yame of Steamer. Date of Sailing. City of Rome, Anchor 1 City of Paris, American Line July 1 Columbia, Hamburg Llne.

5 Umbria, Cnnard Line July 8 of macadam, on Washington street, north of the Pacific House, is readily discernible. That portion, two blocks in length, north of 13th street, which was Majestic. White Star Line jniy rt Auguata Victoria, Hamburg 13 New York. American Llne 15 Licensed to Wed. Wm Shaffer, (21) Clay Center, Alice M.

Hill (IS) Emporia. July 15. Spree, North German Lloyd July 0 finished with finely broken stone, is in far better condition in all kinds of weather, and has proved itself much more durable than the portions north Ktruna, canard Lice i uiy Britannic, White Star Line July 26 Paris. American Line 29 Campania, Cunard Line July 29 Harfea, uuion Line my Throueh tickets with Rtop over privileges and south of it, which were finished with a top dressing of dirt. Practical experience has demonstrated the correctness of views expressed by the Tribune at the time the macadam was put down.

The dirt covered portions have become very rough and are quite muddy in wet at Chicazo aDd Niagara Falls. to or from any seaport or railway station in Europe. 4t H. H. Mead, Ticket Agent.

Are Yon Xervons? Ae you all tired out, do you have that tired feeling or sick, headache? You can be relieved ofall these symptoms by taking Hood's BarsaparlllA, which gives nerve, mental and bodily strength and thoroughly purines the blood. It also creates a good appetite, cures indigestion, heartburn and dyspepsia. TEN CENTS A YEAR. The monthly edition of the "old reliable" Sentinel, nf Chicago, One Whole Year (12 numbers, 18 pages each) for Ten Cents when names are cent la clubs of not less than ten. (Single subscription; 50c per year.) The Sentinel has "been la the fight" for fifteen years and the older It grows the "uglier" it gets.

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It pays, when work of this CALL OS kind is done, to do it in the right way. es. U1UU. Fbed. Babn Saturday morning, about two o'clock.

NOVELTY REPAIR SHOP. Don't fail to hold your laundry for the yellow wagon. It belongs to the Tax Payers, Take Xotlee. The delinquent tax list will be published this month. Ail real estate not clear on the county treasurer's books will go into the list.

C. B. Btebbiss, County Treasurer. fire was discovered in Mrs. Catherine Hall's one story frame dwelling, on north side Tenth street, second door east from Franklin.

By the time the fire department arrived the building was nearly New Steam Laundry and will call for and deliver your work as ordered. At Carriage Works, Washington Street near 10th, Junction City, Kan. destroyed, and a larger house, also Mrs. FOOTE-PRfSTS OX THE PATH TO HEALTH. Ev TWO 0EHT STAMP ery one needing a doctor's advice should read SEND.

Hall adjacent on the east, was also on fire. The flames were soon subdued. An CLARKE Near the family home. Monday, July 1 7. by drowning in Dry creek.

David son of Thos Clarke, aged years and months. Interment in St Mary's cemetery, Wednesday afternoon. (Particulars in Pleasant Valley Items.) DEVES. At the parental home in this city, infant child of Mr and Mrs Frank Deves, aped one month. Interment in Highland at 10:30 a.

today. HI'DSVETH Near Ogden. July 19. by drowning, Abel Hudspeth, aged eleven years. ri-APP At his home in this city.

July 18 or 19, Gottlieb Plapp, aged about 47 years. Deceased a stone mason was living alone at the corner of Fourth and Franklin streets, and had seemed in his nsnal good health up to the last time he was seen alive. Wednesday he was not seen and his house remained closed until about 6 p. m. when Fred Mouring went in and found him lying diagonally across the bed, dead.

There was nothing to indicate foul play and County Coroner Cormany, upon consulting with Dr. King, decided that an inquest was unnecessary. Deceased is said to have a son in the Indian Territory and a married daughter in Chicago. He was a member of Coronado Lodge 189, A. O.

U. under whose auspices the funeral will be conducted and interment made this afternoon in Highland cemetery 4, to KURTH At their home, near Riley, July Gustav and Rica Knrth, a daughter. Great Quadrangular Debate. Question: "Which Offers the Best Practical Political Means for the Benefit of the Workingmen of this Country. The Democratic Party, the People's Party, the Republican Party or the Church?" Thin, the greatest debate of modern times, was held at Philadelphia, tinder aaspiees of the Chatham Literary Union by the following speakers: Democratic Party Col.

Henry Watteraon, of Kentucky. The Church Rev. E. H. Conwell, of Pennsylvania.

People's Party Gen. Jas. B. Weaver, of Iowa. Republican Party Col.

S. L. AVoodford, of Xew York. The four speeches complete are printed in pamphlet form and will be sent to any address on receipt of GET A COPY FREE. The Farmers' Tribune, of De Moines, Iowa, Gen.

James B. Weaver, editor-in-chief, and the Junction City Tribuse will both be sent one year for $1.90. and the subscriber will receive a copy of the "'Quadrangular Debate" free. Tell all your neiehbors of this offer. Kvery man, woman and child in America should read these speeches by men, each of whom is acknowledged as one of the ablest representatives of his organization.

This is the only pamphlet ever in print where the best arguments of the beet men of all parties are presented. Gen. Jas. B. Weaver, the Populists' standard bearer, beards the lions of th old parties 11 ipecbi ia tail for 25c.

examination of the premises, coupled one of lr. oote pamphlets on Old Eyes," "Cronp," "Rupture." "Phimosis," "Varicocele," "Iiiseases of Men," Diseases of Women, and learn the best means of self-f-nre. M. Hill Pub. 129 East 26sth Xew York.

lOCO KING OF OINTMENTS and Special Pile Remedy For Chapped Hands. Frosted Feet Piles at SARGENT'S. with Mrs. Hall's suspicious conduct and answers to questions, touching the origin of the fire, led to her arrest for arson. She was confined in the county jail Saturday and Sunday.

The testimony given at the preliminary hearing before Justice Grant, Monday morning, was such as to warrant the justice in holding her to trial in the district court under 8600 bonds. or Course Ton Want It. Every person reading this notice Is reinestd to answer at once. A new 4H-page pamphlsr. containing the revised constitution of the I-ursTRiAL LE'iiox, Us officers and their addresses, together with full letter of at-teptani by "om-tuander I'aul Vonderroort on oo-uion of his being called to the bead of thin already rapidly growing ordr.

Chairmen, HeTtarl. Organizers and all others, yoang or old. Interested IB the success of Economic Keform and tne i'eopla'a canse should send at once, with a two ot stamp for postage, and get much dei red Information. Address. Leo.

Viscsst. Publisher Economic Circulating Library. Indianapolis, Ina. Mention the Tames when writing. You that appreciate good work, should try the New Steam Laundry.

Bicycles and Sewing Machines Repaired. Lawn Mowers Sharpened and Adjusted. Lock Fixing, Key Fitting, Saw Filing Pattern Making, Chair Becaning, Knife and Scissor Sharpening, Furniture Mending, and Miscellaneous Job Tinkering (in wood and metal) promptly attended to in a workmanlike manner. O. A.

CURTISS. Junction City to Chicago and Return $16.15. The Union Pacific will sell tickets to Chicago and return Jnly 24, July 31 and August 7, at one fare for Bound Trip, same good returning July 28, August 4, August 11 or August 18, limits on tickets are four or eleven days. These tickets entitle holder to seat in chair car. For further information call on or address, C.

I). Weight, Agent U. P. Junction City, Kan. It is excellent.

OX rvfREWARD For one Buckskin Mare Pour, five years old: black stripe Failing to obtain this, the defendant was remanded to jail. The probable motive for the crime was to obtain the insurance of Si, 000 upon the two houses and Fakmkb's TajncsE. ot F.rArrhndff the on back; branded on right hip and on left shoulder. Strayed June 2a. 2t Frank Lobmilleb, Hospital Corps, Ft.

iilisy, Kan. which Gen. Jas. H. Wearer ia editor-la-chlst oar dab rat ia sraetasr calami..