The Moline News from Moline, Kansas • 4

nrcrri rrr tktt? ntttitT7CJ Pierce House, NEW STORE "WEDNESDAY, MAY 2G, 1SS0. Judge Campbell fined the editor of the Telegram and one editor of the Courier," of Winnel 1, each for contempt of court la.it week. They are now pitching into him heavily. The Judge seems to have aroused several of the editors of his distric lately D. C.

PIERCE, Proprietor. L. A S. R. TIME TABLE.

From the Inter-Ocean: "Drunkenness is a crime, and the drunkard is a criminal. If he fails to murder or run through the calendar of crime, it is because the circumstances do not favor it, and not because he has not fitted himself for the work. Young man, you yourself are responsible if you become a drunkard and an outcast. You sow-in the saloon, and you reap in the prison-yard and upon the scaffold the harvest of your ruined life." Xo. 1 Mail A Express, poing west p.

No. 11 Krvifrht giinp west No. 2 Mail Kxtuvss. Koine cast WEBB DOWNING and is now getting a full share of No. 12 Freight, goiug east 5:10 a.

-IX- For County Attorney, L. Scott. JUST ARRIVED! Shall Moline celebrate the Fourth? MOLINE. Try the Soda at Luther's. It's first class.

newspaper pop-gunuery. We have little sympathy with the personal vin-dictiveness of any paper against any man. The festival on last Friday night was a complete success. The profits amounted to $33.00. Better than that, however, was the enjoyableuess of the evening.

Such gatherings, when they are go generally enjoyed as was this one, are of great benefit to the community. We hope that such opportunities Best Accommodations Gen. Grant id to be at Kansas City -With a Mammoth Stock of- A. J. DENICK, CONTRACTOR ANT) Shop on north side of agricultural store.

Moline, Kansas. I. V. POWERS, PnYSKTAX SCKGEOX, Moline, Kansas. Office at lliwlquarterg.

July 3d. AT TREASONABLE FIUCES. Fourth of July comes on Sunday this year. WM BY DAI OR WEEK R. L.

Turner was up from Sedan last Friday. for social gatherings will be frequent LADIES, ATTENTION MRS. B. WINRLOW DAUGHTER have just reeoivi-d a new anil complete stock of Mll.UN'KHY A FANCY GOODS, prcssmuking a specialty. Moline, Kansas.

Don't fail to see those new goods at the New Store. ly given. TEMPERANCE CHIPS. These moonlight nights are pleas A Modoc Indian, who had taken ant for fishing parties. to farming and raised a pretty good LIYERY, Feed and Sale Stable in connection with this House.

There is an undercurrent of railroad crop of corn, asked a white neighbor MILLINERY FANCY GOODS, MISS C. BOYCE. at Moline, Kansas, desires to call attention to her stock of Hals, Bonnets, Fans, Parasols, Laces, Combs, Call anil examine her stock of latest styles. HARNESS SADDLES, JC. ATKINSON, at Ms shop In Moline, Knn-.

sas, keeps a good stock constantly on hand. Hepnirinp; neatly done. All work warranted, and as cheap as the cheapest. fever around here just now. "How do white man cook corn so he J.

W. Hanson tears calico and deals drink him out of a bottle And the cut groceries at the New Store. white man told him. Many professed temperance people Come to the temperance meeting DRY GOODS, GEOCERIES, EEats Caps, 33oots Slioes, Queens ware, All Kinds of Notions! CHEAP FOR CASH! gay to their principles when they go next Tuesday night at the Hall. to the polls, as the little girl did in her Furnished to Surrounding Foints.

prayer one morning, when at the close There is a little boom in the breeze for Moline. It is a secret yet, they MARTIN BROWN, PLASTERERS AND KALSOMIXERS, Mo-line, Kansas. Contracts filled for all kinds of work in our line. All work warranted. DR.

T. C. HATTON, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office in Hat- ton A drug store, Howard City, Elk county, Kansas. of an unusually long and earnest pe say.

tition, she said "Good bye God I'rc N. R. LUTHER, Dealer in W. D. Parker attended the temperance convention at Independence last going to Jersey, to be gone a few days." week.

The General Conference of the I DRUGS E. Church now in session at Cincm The past few days liavo been very windy. Moisture has disappeared rap nati adopted the following resolution idly and the air smells awful dry by a unanimous rising A'otc again. "Whereas, That wc, the General Conference of the Methodist Episco Sheriff Powell and R. M.

Scott, of pal Church, assembled in Ohio, the Howard, spent last Friday evening in State of the nativity of the President Rutherford U. Hayes and Mrs Hayes Paints and Oils, Our stock of poods is large and complete, and is kept so by daily arrivals of fresh goods. We sell as cheap for cash as they can be bought in the West, the city and attended the festival They both subscribed for the News. George Schofield has taken a part hereby express our high appreciation of the personal worth and noble ex Toilet Soaps, ample of the President and his wife ner, and is fully prepared to do all kinds of blacksmithing and heavy welding on short notice. Give him a Perfumeries, Of and commend to all the women "AND DON'T YOU FORGET IT.

America ths heroic conduct of Mrs Hayes in regard to Temperance, and And everything else usually kept in call. The branch of the S. K. S. R.

stock a lirst-class retail store. I. N. BOICOURT, Proprietor. Highest Price in Cash for WHEAT, COE3ST, Oats and Other Grain.

The Old Reliable especially the beautiful simplicity of to South Haven and the State line her Christian life." KANSAS, MOLINE, goes from Wellington instead of Oxford. Bro. Stump talks "sourgrapes" BRING ON YOUR PRODUCE for which we will exchange you goods. COME ONE, COME ALL and be convinced that tho The new comet is the subject of inter csting discussion among the Eastern to Wellington. astronomers.

Its appearances, cou pled with tho remarkable development ALL GOODS Is tap as tlie Cheapest! AND FOR CASH! NEW STORE AT of sun spots, has set the scientists to The Sedan people are very anxious for a railroad. They ought to have one in that county. We are anxious for them to have one, and for it to go theorizing about; their possible connection with the recent terrible tor clown through Moline. nadoes. The great planets are ap Dave Bowden, of the Bowden Bros'.

proaching perihelion and wonderful "Quick Sales and Small Profits," MOLINE, KANSAS, firm in Grenola, gavo us a visit Friday events are predicted. evening. Mr. Bowden is a most agreeable gentleman and one of the best Go to W. D.

Parker, at Moline, and Will ever be my Motto. Come and See Me AND DON'T FOPvGET THE CASH "WILD CAT MILL" merchants in the West. insure your property stock and build' IS THE CHAPEST STORE IN THE WEST Mrs. Dingess, whose sickness we iugs against fire and damage by lightning. He is agent for several reliable companies and will insure at 2 Has leen enlarged and improved Bnd la now prepared In do more ond better work than ever before.

Farmers will he accommodated Willi per cent, for five years. He is also Grist work for their own use. Merchant work agent for reliable life insurance coin HENRY GALLATIN, Proprietor of the BLACKSMITH panies and will furnish a No. 1 insur ance that every man and woman should carrv from $o00 to Will Is lie to lis. Mowing machines and hay rakes, at -AND- Comer, Jones COMER, JONES Dealer in Agricultural Implements, Etc.

The Famous Mitchell Wagon, The John Deere and Wier Plows and Cultivators! HARDWARE! IN FULL STOCK. The Bates of Toll Ladies' linen suits at the New Store, Mosey to Loan, On long time, at WAGON SHOP. MOLINE, KANSAS, 8 per cent, per annum and a reasona Tho Same as in tho Fast. ble commission. W.

D. Parker, Mo line, Kansas. mentioned last week, died on Tuesday evening, the 18th. Her remains were removed the same evening to Oxford, her former home, for interment. The rain on Tuesday night of last week prevented the temperance discussion at the Hall.

The order of the evening next Tuesday night (June 1) will be the same as was announced for last week. Mrs. Nettie Wellington, has been visiting the editorial family of the News for several days. She has made other friends here during her stay and will always be gladly welcomed to our city. John W.

Hanson has just received a letter from James Baird, at Las Vegas, New Mexico. Mr. B. states that his wife Is in good health and that he is receiving $4.50 a day for his labor. He will receive the News regularly.

Mr. Thos. Copeland, Mr. Ross and Mr. Strong, with ladies, from Elk Falls, were in attendance at the festival last week.

They seemed to enjoy themselves hugely. We are always greatly pleased to greet so pleasant visitors to Moliue. A fresh stock of boots and shoes at the new store. A SUPPLY OF Linen suits at Carter Hemenway's cheap for cash. Wanted.

One hundred thousand Iwiig My' Emtefl, On the Shortest Notice, at LOWEST PRICES. MONEY Makes the Mare Go I pounds of butter. One hundred thousand dozens of eggs, at the new store. FLOUR, MEAL, FEED, Maple Sugar at Headquarters. Wire cloth 35 cents pi yard at Com PUMPS! PUMPS! Hollow and Chain Pumps.

Repairs of all kinds, and in fact anything er, Jones A Seth Thomas nickel plated clock for $2.00 at Luther's. and everything in our line. A Seth Thomas nickel plated clock and Kept Constantly 01 for with alarm attatchmcut for 2.50 at Luther's. MOLINE, KANSAS. Independence Prices Duplicated.

Depart Satisfied! Wholosalo Retail Trade. Seth Thomas' large eight day clocks only $10, at Luther's. S. B. HEMENWAY.

LUMBER M. CARTER. 16 yards prints for $1.00 at the New Store. Headquarters olFcr an exceptionally complete line of parasols and suu um brellas. S.

A. BROWN HEADQUARTERS! MOLINE, KANSAS. CARTER HEMENWAY. Sco Samples of our Pricos and be Convinced that ours ia tho Cheapost The New Storo in Moline is the place to buy queeuswarc cheap and -Dealers in- parties who have just commenced house keeping or expect to soon would do well to come and examine our stock and get our prices before pur LUMBER, chasing elsewhere. Six pounds of good Coffee for $1.00.

Ten pounds English Dried Currants for $1.00. Seventeen liars White Russian Soup for $1.00. "Webb Dowsing. The following are the Kansas men elected directors of the Elk and Chautauqua railroad at Topeka last Friday: L. L.

Turner, Ed. Ilewins, W. B. Strong, E. Wilder, Ross Burns, John Guthrie, Joab Mulvano and T.

II. Butler. Sedan Journal. Our "belter half" starts to Wellington to-morrow, to be gone several weeks. She will visit at Newton with her parents and relatives before returning to Moline.

Our readers need not be surprised at a falling off in the merits of the News during this time. We spent last Sabbath In Redan. The sand blew about so furiously that theinipressions of this our second visit were the same as those of the first, whioh was also on a dry, windy day last fall. The situation of Sedan is picturesque and beautiful. We noticed some buildings under process of erection.

Wo found one thing of Which the Sedan people ought to be proud a first class hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Illncs, of the Occidental, are making that house one of the best in Southern Kansas. We -would heartily commend them to any who may visit Sedan.

It Is a fact worthy of noto that 10 yards of best prints can be got In Moline for $1.00 and other goods In proportion. Our merchants arc determined not to be undersold. People in of this place will 11; id it to their interest to como and examine stock and prices for lionise! von. Lath, Shingles, Farmers can procure the highest market price for their butter and eggs at Headquarters, cither lu trade or cash. Buy your teua at Headquarters.

Good Young Hyson Tea at 5U cents per pound. Twelve pounds of Sulphur for $1.00. CopperaT at Five Cents per pound. 12 yds best standard and fancy prints for $1.00. Good Cheviots at 12 1-2 cents per yard.

Good Brown Ducking at 15 cents per yard. Good suit of Mcn7s Clothing for $5.00. Good pair of Men's Boots for two dollar. AND SO ON IN PROPORTION. Wc sell anything you want in the line of They mako teas specialty and challenge competition.

Cash paid for hides at Webb Downing's. Sash, Doors, Blinds, Lime, Cement, Stucco, Hair, Coal, Brick, Paint, HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR ALL KINDS OP GRAIN! At their Yard Jut North of Railroad Track, Wire cloth at Headquarters. Hurrah, HUJIUAII! Nails at Com Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats, Caps, er, Jones at 5 cent rates. "New Process" Hour at Luther's and BOOTS SHOES, the New Store. Come, Come, (JOMEI nud examine our stock of dry goods Just received a Drugs, Shelf Hardware, Tinware Queensware.

full line of dress goods consisting of ull the latest styles. New Htoiu COME AND EXAMINE Ol'U AND PRICED MOLINE, KANSAS..