Washington Weekly Post from Washington, Kansas • 8

41 We understand that the Farmers' alliance at their last regular session at Old Peach Creek, which session was held by delegated members from various local alliances in the south part of the comity, passed resolutions forming: a By SAIVL CLARKE. ri injnnnnnri in iunrui i MW WE mm ii stock company. It is termed The Farmers Reform bhipping Association, and to which officers have been elected RAILWAY TIME CARDS. wno win at once proceed to mase ar rangements for the building: of an elevator at this place, which wili be B. M.

RAILWAY. Passenger going east. 12:05 p. m. Freight going east.

12:50 p. m. Passenger going west, p. m. Freicrbt going west, a.

m. R. B. BENN.Azent. WittL Goods enELci Prices I erected in due time to handle this year's crop.

The elevator will be located some place near the C.B. track. Palmer Pioneer. Three years aero thn Clifton alliance organized a ship ping association and bought corn at MISSOUM PACIFIC. I'assenrer trains leave Washiugton at 11 a.

p. 4:15 p. m. p.iiensrei- trains arrive at Washington that place and succeeded in advancing QUALM a the price 2 cents on the bushel. It is to be hoped that the Palmer association will do better than that: in.

1:30 p. p. m. PASSESGENGER TRAIN LEAVE GKEESLEAF. East bound at 12:50 p.

m. and 10:35 p. m. We st bound at 3:40 p. ra.

and 4:05 a. m. Arrive at Atchison 3:45 a. tn. and 5:35 p.

m. Arrive at St. Joseph 7:50 p. m. and 11 :15 a.m.

Arrive at Kansas City, 8:00 p. 6.00 a. m. A. II.

HAItVEY, Agent We understand that one at least of the commissioners does not like it be The Largest and Most Complete Line of Clothing, Gent's Furnishing G-oods, Hats, Caps, Trunks and Valises in this County. cause Co. Attorney Hamilton retained 5 per which the law allows, of the money collected from ex-Sheriff Scott on the Ed Boss iudgment. If C3 c3 the commissioners are so particularly anxious that exact right should be done about that matter they might institute an inquiry and find out how it came that ex-County Attorney Powell received about S30 for collecting the same money and reconcile it with the fact Men's Sack Suits worth $7.00. Men's Sack Suits $4.50, worth $7.50.

Men's Sack Suits $5.00, worth $8.00. Men's Sack Suite $5.50, worth $8.50. Men's Sack Suits $6.00, worth $9.00. Men's Sack Suits $6.50, worth $9.50. Men's Sack Suits $7 00, $10.00, Men's Sack Suits $7.50, worth $10.50.

OO CD 5 mm, or I CD 3 CD '1 OT I i -C OT I .2 CQ CD JZ 0) So that the moeey wasn't collected at all. The Farmers' alliance movement is climbing toward the top very rapidly. Think of it! a little more than six months ago the state of Kansas became parent of the movement, and can in that short time show a membership of more than 100,000. Tennessee and North Carolina show a membership equal to that of our own state, while Missouri can double it and Texas can triple it, and this is not all thousands AND ALL OTHER GOODS EQUALLY AS LOW. LOCAL NOTES.

The bust of Shakespeary after bavins occupied a conspicuous position in Fox's front window, being the wonder and admiration of passers-by and equaling in appearance the bust of the young woman who, made of the same material, wears an advertising corset for Beach Putt, was removed from its resting place at the dead hour of night one evening last week, and placed on a shelf over the stage where it now camly surveys the empty chairs. It cost $11 cold cash, and although the immoital bard of Avon has no advantage in point of cost over the busts of Wagner and Goethe, which also adorn the opera house, we are glad our late manager gave Bill the advantage over the other two in point of location. He sits high and drj over all competitors for the literary honors of the world, and it must have been some such thought as this which determined our late manager in giving him so advantageous a location with respect to the other two galoots. There were twenty seven very long faces visible on the streets Tuesday morning when it was announced that Tom Correll had been appointed marshal and Henry Benne street commissioner. Ben is going to be mayor himself this year and run things to suit himself, and has made such appointments, as he thinks will best serve the City interests, notwithstanding the state law says that old soldiers shall be given the preference by the appointing power.

The boys ought to be content with the appointment of Comrade Smith as city attorney. With the exception, of Boyles for marshal and the writer hereof for 1 Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers, Frice to All. I Leaders of Low Prices. I fe Speak German. are enlisting every day in this great army of the workers of the United States.

Let the good work go on. While in Haddam last Friday we were informed that Buck Campbell would issue the regular monthly edition of the "Haddam City Weekly Times'' this week. Buck is taking things easy since he sold the Clipper, and thinks one issue in a month is sufficient for a second paper in Haddam. The "Haddam City Weekly Times'y is issued once a month, and the Haddam Clipper once a week the last named paper seems to be on top. -J.

G. Lowe and D. Parkinson received good offer this week in the way 'of rent for their building on the east side of the square the use intended being that of selling original packages. Both beins; good temperance men and having a healthy respect for the lawrs of Kansas and not being desirous of making any test cases they declined to rent. The new steam flouring mill at Haddam is one of the best in this part CO GO in 2 J2 3 8 ei I CO 9.

oo rt 0 2. (5 8 A so clerk, all the other city officers retain to 3 their places in the new administration. Bovles drove the beer wagon a few U3 of the state. It has all of the latest improved machinerv for tha manufac Another triKe: ture of bread stuffs, and one of the A 1 times too often to suit the truly righteous people, and the editor succumbed to the feeling that he had held the place of clerk long enough and some one else should be allowed a chance, all nnesi engines we nave seen tor some time. The proprietors report a good business.

Haddam is to be congratu of which was no doubt right enough. lated on securing this enterprise. Poor Billy Besack, we pitty him. Councilman Tom Eves has been appointed, by the mayor, manager of Last Year Lew Sprengle's resolution and the defeat of his candidate for the opera house. It is to be hoped that Thomas7 eflorts at adornment of the building may not run in the direction mayor knocked him out of the city clerkship.

This year he and his friends hounded the new mayor to of plaster casts or soapstone busts, but such an extent that he hadn't strength may be confined to removing the blue to make the appointment when the patches of wall paper beneath the win dows. mi. i i time came. iue iieroKee county alliance is GC 2. 7T to Mr.

J. 11. Uhoate, who has been in northern Alabama for the past five or six months, returned home this week said to have a membership of over 3 to OO 3 CQ 00 CO a 2 ta 1 I 000. It is the banner alliance county cn S3 CO an' 03 to CO and beat Pete Erb in a game of check Andlliis time a Sensible One. Why not Strike against High Prices as well as against Low Wages I That's a Ten Strike! Every Man who Wants to Join the Strikers against High Prices Remember that the Headquarters of this Strike is at ot the state.

Washington county stands away up towards the head of ers the first day. Mr. Choate reports the South as still booming: and his the list in point of numbers. interests down there as increasing in The Haddam schools closed last S3 02 "3 yalue every day. Friday, with a picnic.

The exercises, The mayor appointed as city mar wmcn naa been previously prepared, shal, Monday night, Thos. Correll to were nighiy entertaining and mstruc tive, and the picnic was a very enjoyable affair. succeed Mr. Boyles. Bloomer made a erood marshal and we have no doubt Tom will do equally as well.

The dem The State alliance meeting will be held at Topeka some time during the ocrats don't seem to have a sur grip on anything hereabouts except marshal. month ot October. It promises to be one of the most important in the Ed Lee was arrested Monday even ing for disturbing the Free Methodist history of the Kansas alliance meeting cjunaay nigm oy using ioua, Blocker alliance, which meets at the Blocker school house on Fridav ZD boisterous ana proiaue language io tne preacher during the service. His fine and costs amount to $11, in default of 3 evenings of each week, is one of the largest in the county, having about 150 imon Speier's! which he was sent to jail. tJ5 members.

The Morrow school closed last Fri CD T. M. Dolan, the democratic of Clifton township, was in town CM day after a very successful term. An Monday and Tuesday of this week, the exhibition was given in the evening. a "a c3 which was highly enjoyed by all pres guest of County Clerk "Needham.

Tom Is enjoying good health at present, but CQ OS ent. will go to the mountains a3 soon as hay When in Haddam stop at the com on CQ QQ Every Buyer Interested in Saving Money and so Increasing Earnings, Join the Crowd on Strike. So CS fever weather sets ra. mercial House, K. Cramer, proprietor.

r-- Mr. and Mrs. Q. W. Lewis wish to Mr.

Cramer is a genial landlord, and return their sincere thanks to their will make you feel at home. friends and neighbors for their kind The new council preforms like old hands at the business they laid the ness shown during their losses in the late fire, and hope no such fire will ever first billiard hall petition they received over nntil the next visit their homes. For city clerk Major Fredendall The Deering harvesters, binders imoo a pointed Joe Allibone vice the editor Spei and mowing machines, the best on earth, can be had at G. A. Stockwell's.

of this democratic, religious weekly. Joe is handy with a pen and will do Washington, Kan. 2 the city writing in good shape. Get your leaky roofs fixed by Alden A.yers before the big rains set in. Fire E.N.

Emmons attends strictly and exclusively to the real estate business of and water proof paint. Satisfaction guaranteed. S3 00 -3 KM -3 We acknowledge an advance sub 'flie Leading Clotbiers. scription to January 1, 1891, from Mr. Jacob Kozel, of Coleman township.

co CO 25 i-5 te 0 GO co cc S3 "3 CO co co 3 3 fcH I Med Waters and Ed Nesbit were cs CO cS a 1-3 OQ spectators at the school exhibition at Morrow last Friday night. 39 oo Washington county. See him on all land matters, and especially for bargains in farms and raw land. If you want to buy a fine stylish tour minute driver 8 years old. Dark Bay, eight 1123 see W.

C. Dolli-ver. Will sell on time for Bankable notes. If you wish to buy a new stove or trade an old one go and see G. H.

Cullimore, the great stove man on the south side the square next the P. O. Orders for coal taken at Gordon Haplee's and at Williamson's drug store. H. Braden.

The Barley Grocer Co. sell all ao so kinds of groceries and provisions at BOTTOM prices. hi Geo. II. Thiele was elected presi dent of the new council a good choice.

Go to Barley's for all kinds of dried fruits, syrups and sugars..