The People's Advocate from Hill City, Kansas • 7

aa aa aa aa um-mpinr Pepper 20 cents per pound at Tho Alliance Store Mbi'nniiiir i THE PEOPLE'S ADVOCATE, M. K. rrrtJItcn. rV.rvlee nt the Connriwa. tional every Huhbuili an followet Bil'iUi nrlinol at HI a.

I'rivuihiiiK nt II a. CIhm at IV noon. 1'rmching every nlternnta r)dlmih at pi. All ure oordially invitMl to attvnd thine eur viuoe. It.

II, Kktv, 1'uetor tended. In the forenoon there was reading, declamations, songs, etc, Then camo dinner, aud if wo had not been in this county for long time we would have come to the conclusion that this was tbo most plcnti. 5J (1. A. (UtIFFES, Editor.

M. C.INLOW, Mamitfor. Official County Paper. I SEPTEMBER 13 1893, Jack Frost is close around. Thoio's a new barber in town.

Township blanks at this office All kinds of blanks at this oflico. Potatoes taken on subscription A unit of action results in victo ry. See M. W. Carney for choice territory.

Did some one pay the wind blew this week? Get your paints and wall paper al Cuipman s. Choice editorial matter on patent Ride of this paper. McGill keeps a full line of pens, ink, paper and tablets. Best of work done at my shop. Try me.

Dave Conroy. The Alliance Store has Just re reived a car load of salt. Services every Sunday evening at the rresbytenan cnurcb. work keeps us busy these (lays but we are not kicking. A.

C.Lewis and Major Pritchard were pleasant callers Saturday. lload Overseers receipts in stock, at thisofuue, at Topeka prices. If jou Want a good gun notice "ads of same in another column. Charley 'Webster of Gettysburg township was in our den Saturdry, We have some special bargains at the Alliance Store, Call early. Garden produce of any kind taken at this omce on subscription We extend thanks to Mr.

L. C. Chase for a nice lot of watermelons. McGill will sell you watches, clocks and jewelry at Chicago prices. Territory on our open Inould board.plow for sale M.

VY Carney. D. Clayton and family return ed from their World's Fair visit last Monday. $Ir, and Mis. Coffin Have return ed from their World's fair visit in Chicago- dried fruit direct from California.

Put vour shoulder to tbo whl. and push our fight for the people to successful issue. Harmony is essential to victory. The People's party is working in harmony; and a victory will be tho result this Some of the congressmen accuse Cleveland of bringing about the pan ic and others charge it to tne door of the eastern bankers. The uneasiness displayed by the republicans is a pretty good sign that they see the handwriting on the a defeat at tho coming election.

My Stock on Pomeroy will bo open for inspection during Court, Call if you want XJargains. J. A. Mellotti. When a dog is hit a howl is sure to follow.

So it is with a republican. Thay have been dealt a death blow at the band of the Hoxie convention, and a howl, of course, follows. The campaign this fall, so far as the People's party is concerned, should be fought on true principles, of justice and right. Our platform is a good one to stand on and a good weapon of war, Until further notice the weekly meeting for prayer and religious conversation held at the headquarters of the W. T.

will be held at the home of the Mrs. T. Garnctt, every Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, The man, boy. scamp ot scala wag who had the audacity, in broad daylight, to steal a box and feed of corn in the back or our of lice would better return- the same immediately as the "devil" is on the war path and has fire in his eyes. Everyday congress is in session the people have to put up $20,000.00 for expenses.

It costs like every thing to get a little legislation; but when this expense account is summed up and we get nothing hut the bill to pay and a single gold standard, what then? We hope when any matter of importance comes up in different parts ot the coilnty that Our friends will deem it a duty to report the same1 to us, and by a council of voices thi-re may be a prevention of discord and a successful campaign carried on this fall for the people and the People's party It is not necessary td indulge in personal abuse or slanderous assertions in the corning campaign. The People's party has plenty of argument in favor of their platform arid educating the people to the grand arid noble principles declared ill that platform. We will enheavor, in the near future, to publish the Omaha Natio'hal and Kansas State platforms. To show how prices fluctuate and what a thievish and Corrupt set handles' the markets' we mention the instance of J. A.

Drake who sbipD'e'd 3 car loads bf hogs to Chicago some time ago and received something over IG00 less than the prices Quoted when he started with tlictri to market Is thin not Speculating Iti the produce of the country, and is it not combines that control the markets of tne world? At the Hill City Township Primary held at the court house yesterday, the following tamed persons were elected delegates to the cbunty convention: M. Smith; 25 votes; Win. McClure, 25; J. II. Lawson, 25; T'.

J. SchiTe'bley, John Lane, 24; Granville Smith, 24; J. K. King; 24; A. C.

Lewis, 23 Wm. Bentlcy, 23; Robert Garnctt, 21; M. C. Inlow; 21; P. L.

Stout, 19; Cyrus Lindley; 18; Charles Miller, 16; T. Allison; 16. J. A. Mellotte was elected TbwnShip Committeeman; BOW CREEK NEWS.

Weather, windy, hot ahd dry. Corn is getting very dry; the last week has cut it short near one-fourth. The chintz bugs are vfery thick in the corn. It is said they are after the tent. Considerable complaining but little serious sickness.

Mrs. Holmes is able to be about tho house again. The people are looking forward to the People party primary next Thursday. Pioneer and Prairie Dale Alliances had a basket dinner and a rally last Thursday in Mr. Henry's grove.

It was well at. A Send Postal Card for AM ful of all seasons. There was hardly, room for tho excellent eatables the good ladies of Pioneer township had in readiness for the hungry Pops who were in attendance. Our capacity was hardly sufficient for the occasion. The afternoon speaking was excellent.

The first speaker was Mr. lulley of Stockton; the second was Hpn. Maj. Pritchard who gave us a history of last winter at Topeka; then a song. The third speaker, Rev.

Scott, gave us a spicy talk then wo had a song entitled Good Bye Old Party, Good Bye. Tho Fourth speaker, Mr. Han-kins felt so good he started for home before they could call for him. Then Mr. Spicer was called to the stand.

The day being far Bpent they ad. Journed sine die. There was a good crowd of good people and good looking women and babies. Anon. H.

Smith ahd Cyrns Lindley, well and favorably known citizens ot this city, have purchased the livery business of James Ellis. While we do not like to loose a business man like Mr. Ellis, who is talking somewhat of going to the Strip, we are glad that such men as Messrs. (Smith and Lindley are his successors. Democratic Judicial Convention of the 34th Judicial District.

We, the tindef signed ot tiie Demoorntio p. Central Committees of the counties composing the 31th Judicial believing it to.be for the best iuterest of the people Slid the Democratic party to hold a Judicial Convention, and in view ot the fact that the Demoorntio pnrty hns no Judicial Organization in the District, we, the undersigned Committeemen, do hereby call ft Judicial Convention of the 81th Judicial District to meet in the city ot Colby, Thomas County, on Wednesday, the 4th day of October 1893, for the Jurpose ot nominating a candidate for udge of the 84th Judicial District; and for 6uch other action as may be deemed to be to the beet interest of the Democratic party. Each county in said district will be Entitled to the following representation in said Convention: Rooks eight votes, Oraham six votes, Bberidan eix votes, Thomas seven votse, and Sherman seven It is recommended that each county hold their Convention for the purpose of selecting delegates to attend the Judicial Convention, on Saturday September 80, fat 2:00 o'clock p. m. S.

11. May, Rooks cbunty. P. P. McOill, Graham county.

GboVer Walker, Sheridan outinty. James N. Fike, Thomas county. FBank H. Smith, Sherman county The Midway Plaisance contains many attractive features bo do the l'ullman Vestibuled trains of the Union I'aciflo and the Chicago Alton 11.

II. No tiresome layover or troublesome change of cars at Kansas City enrdute to Chicago. Por additional information eee. E. 1.

Bailey, Agent U. P. System, Hill City, Kansas. NOTICE. Dr.

Williamson will take charge1 bf arid administer medical treatment to all county patients during my nbschec. PL MoWBRr, Co. Physician. Chicago and the World's Fair; Send ten cents (silver) or twelve cents in etrtiripsfora Handy Pocket Guide to the treat exposition; iing information of value to every visitor, HtreetGuida, Hotel Prices; Cab Fares. iistaurftnt ltaten, etc.

Desoribes the nidden pitfalls of the unwary, and hints how to keep out of them. This indispensable companion to every visitor to the windy city will be sent by mail, post paid, ou receipt bf ten cents silver or twelve cents in etamps. Address H. STAFFORD, PublIshkk, P. O.

Box 22G4, New York, N. Y. rieftRj mob lion this paper. shesiits sale. irrt Fuiilioatinil In Advocate tW.

1. 1HBS. i Mre. Marion J. Colnn, vs.

No. 1M1. George W. Beod, al. iJHy virWe of an orJnr of mR to ni dirctM nnd ilivrecl, iftMiiml oiit of the tlth Judloinl 'intrict Court of Graham Conntr.

In the HtutM of Kansas, in the aboV eiititlwi notion, I will on MONDAY. Hie 2d day of OfTOUKK, 3t a sale commotiolng at 9 o'clock, a. of old ay at thd front door Of the Court Honne in the fcity of iiill City in tie County ami State afore-laid, offer at public Sale and iell, to tlit hihet and Wt bidder, for jah in hand. Without ap. pruiwmcnt the following dewiribfid real proper ty.

eiiualed in Oraham tonnty, Kanaaa. to-wit- The Houth-Weet Quarter) of Hortion eighteen 181 in Townehia ten 110 South of Huntfe twenty lonr 124 Went, tiaid property to be aold aa commanded by laid order of sale, Jkbomk Bnocr, Rheriff. Sheriff' office Hill City. Ann. J.

1HM. H. LABiMBBoodU. 8. Khmoiis, Attorney for Plaintiff.

HUNTER 7 illustrated Oataibgrue of John Dawson, Sen. of Gettysburg, called und gave us the shake of the J. H. lieaton's. Read editorial matter on patent side of this paper, -Streets crowded last Saturday.

Stores had a big trade. The Alliance Store wants all the produce they can get People' party sound editorial matter on patent side of tins paper, Parties leavinn the county would do well to call on M. W. Car ney. We guess the wind must have blown through some one's whiskers this wees.

Just arrived, car flour at J. H. lieaton's. Try it-80c, 90., $1.00, 11.10 per sack Just received 5 Hoe Grain Drills, flarrows, Carts, Corn Shellers and Corn Cutters. E.

B. Caknev. Graham county will soon have three budcres across the Solomon river, The approaches will soon be completed Come in and give us 25 cents for the paper until Jan. 1, 'S4; tnree ana a bait months and during campaign James Ellis starts for the strip soon, having sold out hia business here to W. 11.

Smith and Cyrus iiina ley. This windy weather is great fot politicians to make a political canvass. However, the way of the trans gressor is hard. Mr. N.

Crank of Happy town- ship made us a call Monday and ues day. He intends going to Nelson, Nebraska, soon. --Pay up your subscription. We want to hire additional help in our omce and mubt have some returns on our subscriptions to pay for it. If you want good goods cheap call early, as I am bound to close my stock out Js A.

Mellotte i McGill's Pharmacy is head quarters for school book? and al kinds of school supplies. New stock has amyffdi Call and see him. Persons wishing to take advan tage of H. lieaton's low priees had better do bo at once. We want a young man or lady td come into our omce and learn tne printers trade.

L. C. Chase and John Lawrence boarded Tuesday morning's train for the Strip to cast their lot among the vast throng of humanity there, Li MesSick is a pleasant caller at our offic cjUite bften; If you want to argue on single gold standard and a gold basis we refer you to Mr. Messick; Get your nrescrintiorje ah private receipts failed at McGill's Pharmacy. His stock is fresh and he is receiving new gtfods ever few days.

N. Bo'vd has returned1, from his Iowa visit and says hs is satisfied to remain in Graham coUnty; He looks for ajiuiuber of families from Iowa in the Our callers at his office (and we appreciate tbem) have heretofore been too numerous to mention but hereafter We will try and keep track of the balls of our esteemed friends. The republican's manifest miich concern over our domination for District Judge, and well they may, for a aeieat lor tnem is as sure as that tne 4th day of November is coming; Mre. W. B.

Anderson went to MiHSoui i last Monday morning to visit relatives. Mr. Anderson will follow soon and meet his wife and they will attend tne Worlds Fair together. it. Prcwltt is a caller at du'r office every day and sometimes oftener, and we enjoy ever call.

Henry prepared the Democratic Judicial call and says that with the three men in uhe race, tneir man Will get there. Mr. A. B. Pines received word ear ly in the week that bis con Wsird.

who is in Chicago working for Sulli van, was dangereusly ill; Later telegram states that he, is recovering. rr. -fj it -1 LI Li lie is uciog wen careu ior at me uos pital, We are unable to eep on hand enough extra copies of the Advocatb to supnly the calls we have. Our list is daily increasing, and while we try to keep a sufficient number of papers on hand for all demands, fee have tail ed to do so bf Another extra quire will have to be added next Week. We have the largest circulation of any paper in Grrkham countjr and our, circulation isoteadily increasing.

vve ae congratulated on every band with running the best paper in this county, us up and if you do not agree, with the rest of come in and. tell US so, we would like to see you1. 0. ui justly proud of the late arrival at his house. Mr.

who ia.a ctaunch democrat, drop: ped a line the day to Grovpr Cleveland jnfojming that would match babies with him at the' World's Fair add to Plpvplnnfl that, if hf will nnmn (do day of meeting he and little Ruth will fiHARDWAKt AND open mould fat COOK STOVES AST PRICE. UJ3P YIIl Lis a "JDono on short Vj. it. UAUXMl', Main Street, 1 llill City. E.

R.CARNEY, Ml CisaiWI- inff Plows witli our well known I'liBMnvTrKiAN rm'Hrii. rWrviri'e altnrnnti Bnbbath at 11:15 A. M. and ovory rtalihiilli ere-niiiK at HOO o'cloi'k. Halilmth HcIkmiI evni Siihliath at 3:00 o'clca lc I.

M. Prayer miM'tino. Wediierdny eveninn at P. M. luliea Aid Sooioty, Thorwluy at H30 P.

M. II. H. 0 PiHTor WEST END Barbor Sliop. Hair Dressing and Shaving to ordr.

Everything first class. WORK GUARANTEED. Paves. Conkot. tO.

TDI1CK, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. OOBUHOTiOHS MADR, ONE DOOR WEST ADVOOiTE OrFICE. It. S. MMON, Attorney-at-Law, County Att'y.

Ofllce in the Court House, "Wiil practice in nil the courts in the ti Special attcDtioo nivon to soldioi'o pensions and collections. Z. 0. TRITT, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Olllce in Toineroy Block, HillCity4 Kali.

Attorne y-at-Lav, Office on Main Btkeet, Hill City. Also ngout for Beveral choice farms Qrahitra coulity. Your oorreHpnndents'' udiuitfld if you want to know bdj tbii nbout lands or titles thereto. JohuLiOrauk. W.

J. L. CrauK CltANli BROS. LAWYERS Prompt attention given to Hit lentil business. DUNVKll, i CoLOHAl'l'.

WM. ROBERT81 Fi. E. tt Oilico over PIPfl'S STOUK. ii i i a.

J. IlAliWI. H. It. PREWITT.

HARWt PllEWITT, Attorneys-at-Law. COLLECTIONS A BI'EClALTY. MILL CITY, i KA W. JONES, ATTORNEY, and COUNSELOK AT-LAW. Will prnrtioe in all the courts in ham Btid ndjoining cntitities nd bbhiK the Hupt-Ptne Court of the utiila, at Topeka.

Oltine on Main straet, west nf Cur' oey's hardware store. O. GAUTHIER, CITY TltANSFEltElu HILL CITY, 1 1. 1 KANSAS. BWsil of UNION PACIFIC R.

Rt The only lino harrying the III1 llunnlnnrl U.O. UHD11Q11U Through Pullman Hlceriers ah'd nioVli r-ratc dav coacliefl frorh the Missouri river, Making direct con'ricctiohs to Denver, Oheyenhn, Ugth'ii, bait JiUi City, Sn'nfrahciafc't, Los An-pAcs, Portland Nebraska, Colorado', Wyothing, Utl. Idaho, Montnno, Oregon, Nevada. California, Washington and l'aciCc Const Points, Baggage clieiiked through from s. points in the east 'to points nmn 1 and family sleeittr free on all throii, trains.

For further information garding the territory traveled, rui-i of fare, descriptive pamphlets, el apply the nearest agent of i Untn PrciGc Kailwa.C, or cohneeiii roa'is, or address, C. Mkllen, fe. L. LomaX, Ge'u. Traf.

Miri'. Ceh. Pass, Agt. JoiiiH W. Scott.

As '0. 1. Agr. Ti i mail hand Monday, The school house in Diet. 22 is rtioved one mile south and one east of the old location; J.

Bell, father Of Lou Bell, 6ur former townsman1 and butcher, is here on business. We must make fbbtri for' 6ur fall goods. Come to the Alliance Store for cut and slash prices. A number Of Hill City people at tended tne U. B.

camp meeting in Graham township last Sunday. Carney has just received some Corn Cutters, Corn Shellcrs, Carts Harrows and 5 Hde Grain Drills. Geo. Baird Of Allodium, John Spluer of Pioneer and G. S.

Critchfield 6f Happy were Callers Saturday; Mr. Clubb' of Gettysburg Twp. was in Satuiday and took out a sup. ply of vouchers for his township. M.

McCoy ot Lcland made 6s a call Wednesday and subscribed for himself and his brother John also. i Ikfr. BarneS of Morfah was in Wednesday. He is raffling ofl a baeuanu pony, narness ana cart; If you want a No, 1 shave or hair cut come to my shop two doors west of Advocate office. Dave ConboIt 100 pails more of that extra fine pail jelly at J.

II. Ileatdn's. Price only 64 Cents. Every pail Warranted. Chipman is receiving new stationery and druea every few days.

He has a good trade in his line of business; It Is repotted that A hoy Sullivan had 15 teams laid off by the. Humane Society on account of having sore shoulders. Dave Conroy, just arrived from eastern Kansas, has opened a Tonsorial Parlor second door west of "Advocate office. --t)r, D. Hickman, of the Magnetic Doctor can cure $oui head-ache, back-ache, rheumatism, in short order.

A liberal discount from Topeka prices, on large orders for township legal blank We can fill an order on short notice. B. E. Cooper, John S. Dawson, Messick were pleasant and profitable callers Friday (one subscribed for our 'great and only" paper, one gpt us qn church subscription and the other talked politics lfITICo Rejpeatinfif ..44.

Repeating Shot Guni II ySSFctJlV Amtriunitiorl. J. Drake's five month's old infant died Sunday 10th ahd. was mterred in the Hill, City Cemetery ju.onuny iue inu. in inis Dereave' HS ih.e.X9!.lj.ha.ve the tympathy bf VlfiCllESTEa OEPiATiflG E.

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