Pittsburg Weekly Smelter from Pittsburg, Kansas • 4

Pumplirey THE PITTSBURG MESSENGER. Overmeyer Com In sr. i All necessary arrangements have BUY YOUR DREAb' been made for the grand Democratic rally to be held at the opera house DEALERS IN Fresh and Salt Meats. FEED MASSMAN BUSINESS DIRECTORY PITTSBURG, KAN. HENRY CORDES, TAILOR, West Fourth Street.

RUTZ, THE LEADING TAILOR, North Broadway. WHITE STAR LAUNDRY, Opera House Block. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY. FULTON FOKRISTEK. Kntered at Pittsburg, Postofftce as second-class matter.

Office: Over First National Bank. SUBSCIPTION RATES. One Year $1.50 Six Months 75 Three Months 50 The opera House hotel has been rented by a lady from Weir City who will open the house in a few days. Susan B. Anthony, president of the National Equal Suffrage association, will deliver an address at the court house in Girard Saturday afternoon.

That charming' comedy entitled "The County Fair" will be produced at the opera house Oct. 3. P. G. Drum, aged 78, died at Girard last Sunday.

Deceased was one of the earliest settlers of Crawford county and located in Girard in 1866. He built the" first house in the town, a small frame building where Phillips' drug store now stands. He VIENNA BAKERY, South Broadway. WHO WILL OPEN HIS BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY IN THE HOTEL CISSNA BLOCK SATURDAY, JUNE 2ND. Full stock of Candies, Cakes, confectionery, Orders filled promptly and good delivered to any part of the city.

FRED 17IASSIY.AN. PROPRIETOR. O. T. BOAZ, ATTORNEY, Opera House Block.

Display advertisements on a basis of Jioo per column for one year. Professional cards 5.00 per year. Local notices 10 cents per line for first in-rtion, and 5 cents for each subsequent insertion. All bills collected first of each month. R.

E. CARLTON, REAL ESTATE, And Insurance. First National Bank. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1894. was a carpenter by trade and helped HOTEL STILWELL, Dressed Poultry, Game, Fish, Oysters.

No. 217 North Broadway. to build many of the substantial houses that now ornament our county seat town. D. J.

Dean, Manager. D. J. STOWER. DOMESTIC SEW- Xj.

1V1C JtXJLXv next Monday night. In addition to thoroughly advertising the meeting the Democratic city committee has selected the following well known Democrats to act as vice presidents of the meeting: Col. A. Coles, Wm. Black, Morris Cliggitt, T.

W. Wells, L. D. Herlocker, John Walsh, James Patmor, Peter Hold-en, WnuHynds, A. H.

Greef, Chas. Patrnor, J. E. Sauer, Dr. G.

C. Nichols, W. B. Cochran, Dr. J.

H. Cush-enberry, Thos. F. Jones, Maj. G.

W. Ridge, G. HGoddard, C. D. Huffman, F.

E. Doubleday, S. B. Janes, Otto Focht, Geo. W.

Brown, D. J. Dean, Capt. G. W.

H. Lucas, H. H. Radley, M. O'Toole, Jos.

Ennis, W. A. Swan, B. D. Bennett, Judge W.

W. Kline, Louis Kumm, W. H. Cat-lin, L. B.

Davidson, J. H. Beasley, Thos. L. Donnelly, W.

D. Weaver, R. E. Curran, A. E.

Frazier, Dr. J. M. Mahr, Robt. Nesch, Dr.

W. H. Warner, W. L. Miller, Lee V.

Blackman, Frank Laughlin, and T. P. Fulton. The committee recommends that the vice presidents meet at the Hotel Stilwell at seven o'clock p. m.

and escort Mr. Overmeyer to the opera house. The vice presidents will be seated on the stage, but unless they report at the hotel before the meeting seats will not be reserved for them. The committee has furthermoie recommend O. S.

CASAD. LAW COLLECTIONS, INSURANCE, AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Office Fourth and Broadway, over Office: Corner 4th and Broadway, in old K. Building. ing Machines.

N. Broadway. HOTEL CISSNA, D. W. Cowan, Proprietor.

C. O. LINDWALL, TAILOR, Oper House Block. First published Pittsburg Mbsskngbr Oct. 19, '94 SHERIFF'S SALE.

State of Kansas, qq Crawford county, oO. Pierce's drug store. Look! Look! Look! Overmeyer at the opera house, October 29th. The Messenger is the best advertising medium in Pittsburg. Gaume Lewis, the jewelers, have an attractive advertisement in this issue.

Read it. The Missouri Pacific will soon build a handsome passenger depot at the corner of Tenth and Broadway. The Jas. H. Browne Dramatic company has been playing to splendid houses at the opera house this week.

Prof. John F. Kates, of Fairburg, is the new secretary of the Y. M. C.

A. He comes highly recommended. Stryker Douglass have moved their bakery into the room formerly occupied by Gus Metzer, on north Broadway. The home minstrels are rehearsing for an entertainment to be given next month for the benefit of the city hospital. JUST OPENED OUT, GROCERIES AND Meat Market EVERYTHING NEW Full Stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries.

Fresh and Salt Meats Your Trade Solicited. J.W. HOGAN. Fifth and Broadway. A sample stock of JEWELRY which wa carried by a New York Traveling Salesman.

The House has failed, and the Goods must R. Haines Passmore vs. Case No. Chas. H.

Newbanks, 3568. EmmaNewbanks and I Isaac V. McCune. i By virtue of an execution to me directed and delivered, issued out of the District court ofthenth Judicial district of fje state of Kansas, sitting in and for Ciawford county, in said state, I will, on November 19th, 1894, at 1 o'clock pm said day, at the north door of the court house in Girard, in the county and state aforesaid, offer at public sale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash in hand at time of sale, the following described real property, towtt: The be sold, regardless of cost, in the next five ed that Tames Patmor act as chair-1 days. Come one and all, if you want southeast 1-4 of the northeast 1-4 of section seven teen 17, also the fractional adjoining the above tract oflandonthe west and bounded on tbtwestby Hamilton street cf McCune, Kansas, and being in ewelrsf the southwest 1-4 of the northeast 1-4 of section sev enteen 17.

also a part ot the southweft 1-4 man of the meeting. Voting: Places. Mayor Holmes has issued an election proclamation designating the following voting places, and also naming the judges and clerks of the election. The voting place in the First ward will be at the Salvation army hall, between Second and Third of thenor heast quarter of section scveateen47 1 Sam Barratt has been in St. Louis becmnine at a point 80 feet east of north this week on business connected with east comer of 10, McCunc's Second Addition to McCune.

Kansas, thence cast 300 feet, thence the Frontenac extension of the 4th north 300 feet to Lincoln street, thence east 460 ieet to east line of Hamilton street, thence south 615 street electric line Jeet to south line of said hoe of said quarter section. thence west 760 feet to Mead street, thence north 915 Fred KnaDD called Mondav to trpt uincrps T. Hannah. G. R.

feet to place of beginning, a 1 of said premises being Also, you can see the Champion Gold and Silver Ware Writer of the United States, who will make you gold and silver Breast Pins, and anything that can be made out of gold and silver wire. 1 1 1 -a Tvr -rv 1 in township ranee Crawford county, Kansas. Whittaker, and Lyman Jones; clerks, I hi) Ki Said properly to be sold as commanded by the said execution. John 1. Uerts, Sheriff of Crawford County, Kansas Arnold Phillhs, Attorneys for Plaintiff.

THE LEADING ond ward voting place, Armory hall, subscribe for the Messenger for Fred Kreag, an old Democratic friend, of Cicero, The gang of burglars who have been operating in Girard will likely pay their respects to Pittsburg some of these nights. Look out. for them. on West Fourth street; judges, VV. J.

Ralph, C. P. Ford and W. R. Druggist PRACTICE LIMITED TO- J.

F. GAUME will also teach anyone the trade to do his work, by buying a County or State Right for his Gold and Silver patterns. Scott; clerks, O. T. Rayworth and I.

G. Forrister. Third ward voting Throat. ff Geo. W.

Walsh, the oldest locomo tive ive H. Z. GILL, M. LL. Lewis, props.

engineer in the United States, Wholesale and Retail las returned to Pittsburg, and will jm 5' his home with his sister, Mrs. c'erkst A. H. Greef and N. E.Wood, dealer in ward old Gauyne make nake Late lecturer on Eye and Ear and Professor oi Surgery.

Office, Room 6, southwest corner Fourttt and Broadway. Office hours 10 to is and a to 4. Wm. Carney. Fourth voting place, skat- T-p-fc ing rink, between and Sixth streets; LlLloa Other time by appointment Particular attention to JDOOKS, Northwest Corner of Fourth and Broadway, in with.

Crowell's Drug Store. ADJUSTING GLASSES. judges, C. J. Mogan, A.

J. Vickers PITTSBURG. KANSAS. The old warts who have never done anything towards building up Pittsburg will soon be crowded out Stationery, and Milton Hmkle; clerks, Fred Charles and Z. T.

Burdette. The polls will open at 8 a. m. and close by men of enterprise. They are com Glass, Cigars, ing in every day.

Burglars are still plying their ne at 6 p.m farious trade at Girard, and there is The people ofourneigboringtown Perfumes, etc. t.3 of Girard are living in a state of terror. For several weeks past the burg- not an open saloon in the town. Hel lo, there, VVasser, What is the mat ter with your town? mi ik i laries have been almost of nightly paintSf Qis and Wall Paper ine rronioitionists win nave a VJ grand rally at Columb'us on Nov. 1.

dim iu sync ui police service the crime wave remains unchecked. Excitement runs high, UJ A SPECIALTY. Lorner Fourth and Broadway. Ex-Gov. St.

John, Van Bennett and other noted Prohibition orators will and every citizen is a walking arsen address the al. One man Caueht in the act Of Firstpubl. in Pittsburg Messenger Oct. a6, 1894 Business rooms are in such de- robbing a till in broad day light has mand that a gentleman who recently been arrested, and other suspicious came to Pittsburg gave a man on characters have been locked up, but Is the Is the north Broadway $100 to give up his the prowling burglar still continues icase on a smaii Dusiness room. to his work, it is indeed a Company K.

N. in charge deplorable state of affairs, and would PUBLICATION NOTICE. lathe District court of Crawford county, Kansas- R. A. Brown, plaintiff, vs.

John H. Anderson, Agnes Anderson, Herman G. Tessmer, Bertha Tessmer, The Phoenix Lo; Association of St- Joseph, Missouri, Laoyon, Tb Park t'lace Improvement company, the Nelson Distilling company, and A. Classcer, and J. Bar-zen.

partners doing business as Glassner iiarzen, and John Kingston, defendants. The state of Kknsas above named defendants. The Phoenix Ixjan Association of St. Joseph, Missouri, The Nelson Distilling compaay, A. H.

Glassner and J. A. Barren, partner doing business ai Glassner Barzen, aol john Kingston. You and each of you are hereby notified that you of Col. Geo.

E. Howard, left for we not be surprised to hear of some of Ottawa in a special car Monday Flag under Flag Under the trees in the court house square being decorated some of these au morning, where they will go into camp for a week. tumn evenings. our car loads of excursionists H. S.

Bowman the well known fur left this city over the Santa Fe for niture dealer, died at his residence which we Sail! the A. O. U. VV. celebration at VVal have been sued by the above named plaintiff in th District court of Crawford county, Kansas, wherein plaintiff has filed his petition, and that unless you an-awei said petition of plaintiff filed in said cause on or before the 8th day of December A 1804, said which we Sail! on Locust street, on Wednesday nut on Tuesday.

An extra coach morning. Deceased was 33 years was added at Girard for the accom of age, and one of the best known modation of the countv seat excur business men in Pittsburg. His sionists. petition will be takes as true and a judgment and decree rendered against you, the natuie of which will be as follows: A judgment in the sum of thirteen hundred dollars and interest at to per cent, from October 18S9, lets the sum of two hundred thirty-one dollars and eighty-four cents paid on account of interest, against your co-defendants John H. Anderson and Agnes Andersoa and certain coupon bond or promissory note for the sum of thirteen hun health failed about oneyearago, and in order to regain his strength he ytlish Fall and Winter Felix Sawyer, a colored man was caught robbing the till in Hitz's store wrentto New Mexico and California.

in Girard Wednesday, and fled for the Cow creek timber. He was pursued His benefit was only temperant, and dred dollars sismed bv the said Tohn H. Anderson close application to business caused Olothin by several hundred excited citizens and Agnes Anderson in favor of the Lombard Investment company, which coupon bond or note is now owned by plaintiff; and a decree foreclosing a certain real estate mortgage executed by the said John H. who soon captured him, and brought him to break down again. He was confined to his bed for several veeks before his death.

He leaves a young him back to town. He is now in jail. Anderson and Agnes Anderson to secure tne payment of said coupon bond or promissory note, in favor of the Lombard Investment company on lots numbered one hundred eleven (m) and one hun TVT 1 TVT TCDTVir A XT The commercial club held a spec CO. We turn wife and a little baby, also a loving and devoted mother to mourn his death. The funeral took place yesterday afternoon.

dred twelve(ti2)ri Park Place Improvement Co' 1st Addition to the city of Pittsburg, la ds situated ia the county of Crawford and State of Kansas, and that said mortgtge is a first lien on said premises, that whatever interest you or your co-defendants may have or claim in or to said tremises the same is jun ial meeting Tuesday night to discuss the mutual telephone question. Two committees were appointed, one to visit Chicago on an investigating tour, them out ior, interior, subordinate and subject to the lien of rr I i. Bessie W. Manning, aged 18, died and the other to investigate the mu- A. piainiurs mortgage mereon, mat saio premises sold to satisfy the amount found due on at the city hospital Tuesday night of uiai teiepnone companies aomg business in other parts of the country.

plaiutiffs note and mortgage and after sale that the defendants and each of them and all persons claiming by. throuehor under them or either of them shall be heart disease. The patient had been In an interview with Kennett suffering from an ovarian tumor for Carpenter, the well known painters over a year, and her friends finally and paper hangers of East Fourth forever barred and foreclosed of all equity of redemption er other interest they may have in or claim in or to said premises, and for such ctther and further relief as to the court may seem jut and equitable in the premises. K. A.

Brown, I11 testimony whereof I have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed the seal of said court this 24th decided that an operation was the only resort. She was brought to the street the Messenger learns that the We are showing this Fall by far the largest and most complete line of out look for work in this firm's line is betterthan it has been for 18 months. hospital and the operation performed in a most skillful manner. The disease, however, was complicated day of October. 1894.

Seal Wm. M. McDonald. Clerk District Court of Crawford county, Kansas. Morris Cligcitt, Attorney for Plaintiff.

Straws show which way the wind blows. Pittsburg is getting to the Clothing, Furnishing Good front by easy stages. with heart trouble, and the shock was so great that the patient could not rally. The funeral took place at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. J.

V. Hogan, who has been en gaged in the grocery business at Burlington, this state, has opened a Sh HatS, Caps, In this issue will be found an ad oes, grocery and meat market at the corn vertisement of the St. Louis Racket er of Fifth and Broadway. Mr. Store, and if our readers want bar Walters Place OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.

HAIR GUT AUD SHAVING 25G. SHAMP00.15 CENTS Sea Foam 5c. Hogan is an enterprising business man and we welcome him to Pitts- ourg. Keaa hi advertisement in Ever brought to Pittsburgor Southeastern Kansas, and we are maldng prices on them that will make this issue. gains in glassware, queensware, tinware, and all other articles found in a Racket store we advise them to call on I.

Spector, east Fourth street. Don't fail to see The County The latest story of crime that comes from Girard is in regard to a masked highwayman who knocked A MM mn lliU. EVERY YOU ill FR END. Mrs. W.

Blair senseless while she Fair" at the opera house next Wednesday night. It is one of the best was in the act of drawing a pitcher BASEMENT OPERA HOUSE BLOCK. WALTER ELLEGE, PROPRIETOR. shows that ever visited Pittsburg. It is a funny play from beginning to end, and you can not afford to miss it.

o. M. J. is The Browne Dramatic company PETER IRELAND, will reproduce "The Girl I Love" M. of water from the well.

The robber made his escape in the darkness and Mrs. Blair remained unconscious for over one hour before she was found. It is evident that the man was bent on burglary, and being discovered by Mrs. Blair resorted to desperate methods to make his escape. Kansas.

at the opera house this evening. Ladies free. Grand matinee to-morrow afternoon. Pittsburg, Prompt Service Given. Collecf ons Given Special Attention.