Miners' Journal du lieu suivant : Scammonville, Kansas • 3

We will Club 1th the Following Tapers, Scammouville, March 23. Fel wwm as Follows: The best and freshest line of Groceries in this vicinity, and at lowest cash prices at DuPage and Hovey's. tub MiivTJinai' jotju-Jiaij AN low workingnien: looking through' the Mixers' Journal, and seeing the opinions of different men on the great question of Labor. It shows that workingmen are thinking. When I read of th-.

oppression miners, by the operators, it causes Litwrty, one year, $1 SO John Sainton's paper, $1.00 club I SO Woman'! World, club 1.B5 Any one going to the old country, or sending for their friens can buy tickets at lowest rates from R. B. Trent, Station Agent, Scammonville, Kan. 22 tf I.uclfur. l.uo-club 10 OiicuKO Express, fl.00 club 1.S5 "Skibbereen." The "Minstrel Boy" by Barney Sweeny, and a song bv Pat Clark and others and then dancing was indulged in until 8.30 M.

when all seperated after a very pleat; nt and enjoyable Patrick's day had been spent. AVeir City, Kansas. March 23. 1885. Editors Miners' Journal: AVhen I wrote to your issue of tha 14.

I did expect a reply but there has one come from a source I little expected, for in your issue of the there is letter from Mr. White, which I think has been TBI CliPl my blood run cold; when I see the lack Police Uazetto American Non-Conformist, 2.25 Chicago Alarm $2,10 eys of the pit bosses sneaking around; I also think that it is time to awake and assert some manhood, and commence redressing our wrongs. Do you want a suit of clothes, an over, coat, or a hat or cap? then go to Joe Lucas Cherokee. They can't be beaten, tf HAVE FOR SALE I think that the first step should be, for every lover of Liberty to join the Knights IMElS Sc FLOMEE, Deai.ors in 1 I ARDWAKE, TIN WARE, ROOFING etc. Columbus Kansas.

22, 4w Labor; and then subscribe for the For furniture of all kinds, where you will always find big burgainsand the best ritten when in a passion, he takes guilt Business and Residenca Miners' Journal, or some other good Labor paper, and risul them, instead of goods, where you are sure to be satisfied in any line of furniture or carpets, go to Bliss, Columbus, Kansas. to himself. Iu my last I did not say any. thing about nny of tne ofticals of the Parsons company or the present condition of their works. AVhat I did say: was that an injustice had been done Mr.

Hamilton, and a false report about the getting together in crowds to disenss upon "horse-backs," for my part, it is enough to go through one, and then be cheated out of my pay for it, and again I would urge all to join the K. of L. and LOTS FIXE CLOTHING. If you want a good suit and good fit, tfEXGELSIORB JEWELRY 8T0f(B. Daisy" and I most emphatically say so redress their many wrongs.

i still. The weight at No. 2., shaft is getting Now sir, let us look at Mr. AVhite's Ranging in Trice from pistle: He says, "Had I been ncquatnted Cheap, go to Du Page ami llovey, Scaminonville, Kans. AVe keep the best goods at the lowest prices.

22 tf Stewart Bros. Columbus, Kansas, desire to call the attention of the people of Scammonville and vicinity, to their large and well assorted stock of Dry ith Mr. Scammon I would give him credit 3V worse, some say it is caused by the cheap powder, if that is the case I don't want any of it. When the shaft first opened, the bulletin showed that twelve to fifteen hundred was the regular weight; now it shows the regular weight to be from nine for having sense enough not to take any man's word." $20 TO 100 APIECE. I did not say that he took any man's to twelve hundred; and I for one tnink word, he might base his remarks upon observation for.anythiug I know: but.

Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes Hats we should look into the matter and the Mr. White pleads guilty of the the offense Watches Clocks Jewelry. 'P. P. PROPRIETOR.

Columbus, Kansas. 22. (tin 48. scales should be because as it is now, we are robbed of the coal we mine. ith which he is charged, and acknowl Caps: and would be pleased to have every person coining to town call and see them whether they buy any goods or not: and should you need anything iu our line we think we can save you some money by edges that I am right; because he told A Knight of Labor.

AVeir City, March 23. On 15. Scammon that they must give Mr. Ham Now is tho Time lo Buy Lots in the Flourishing Town of ilton credit for the way he laid out the this month' posters were pasted in dif buying it of us. AVe will not attempt to shaft.

The next thing I notice he Bays, if I GA1MV1LL ask Mr. II, he will tell me that he sunk a shaft nearly two years ago. ferent parts of town calling a meeting of all cosl miners. The meeting to be held at AVeir City, at 2 c' clock Monday afternoon; I happened to be loafing around, when I overheard some strange remarks concerning the meeting, between a coal quote any prices; but this much we will say, if we can't save you money, we don't ask you to buy. Call and see us Stewart South side of Square, Columbus Kansas.

22 4w Eddy and Tiinberlake, Columbus, Kan, havh the cheapest money ih the countpi Well sir, I know that, I was working in the "Daisy'-' when the conuetion was LABOR WORLD. John Langcake is our authorized Agent and correspondent at Rich Hill, Miners. We must impress upon our correspondents the necessity boiling your com nninicntions down, until there is nothing but news or ideas left. Bevier. March 2i.

The Gov. of Missouri has signed the nut-screen bill of Hichard's. He worked hard for the bill and it becomes law on the 23, of June. Eighty pounds is a bushel in the masters have the power to object to unmarketable coal, and that is what they always have done. The people of this county are preparing to tender Mr.

Richards a grand reception on his return home. Two bands of music and eight speakers have been engaged; banners and inottos will be in the procession. This is a law and there is nothing like it in the United States of America. The miners believe in Individual Liberty; again they point to the law when it is in their favcm Our correspondents faith in laws must be stroger than his faith in prayer, or the dismal failure of enforcing the mines ventilation laws would have made him a doubting Thomas long before now. Ed.

John B. Jones, a machine runner at No. 1. Bevier got hurt by a rock, which caused his death about eight days after. The funeral was the largest ever in Bevier.

He was buried with Masonic honors. M. Huntsville, Thomas Simms was seriously injured on the 20. by being caught under the cage in the mini. His skull was fractured and is badly injured internally.

The Free Press states that the work of organization is progressing favorably in the anthracite regions. Ten thousand miners are on strike in Western Pennsylvania; they show a determined front and are going to win. Weir City, On Thursday, March 19. a meeting was held by the committees of each bank to hear from a delegation of Morerod miners; when the fraud of Bovard and Dickson and Gillmore was exposed to the satisfaction of all. It appears that Bovard and Dickson, made a contract with Gillmore, that he should furnish them with coal, and that they should send money to pay the men on the 20., of each month.

On the 20 of Bovard and Dickson failed to send on the money, and up to this writing the men have not received their pay. Bovard and Dickson claim that Gillmore is responsible for the men's money, while Gillmore, holds to the contrary. Inquiries were made and legal advice obtained, which led the men to believe, that Bovard and Dickson were the resposible parties. A test case was made, one young man man sued for his wages; a jury of disinterested men were impannelled, after retiring twenty minutes, returned and rendered a verdict holding Bovard Dickson as the responsible parties. Each man then sued for his wages: the trial was set for the 20., and when the day came, Bovard Dickson took a change of venue.

case will be tried on the 28. inst. The miners of Weir City, and the Gulff are aware of the fact that the boys at Morerod are in need of help. Therefore made with it; but what has there been perator and one of our business men, done to it since? He acknowledges that there is no stairway in it: so, as far as an they claimed there was going to be a because the mincrg were going to hold a meeting. escapement in concerned, it might as well to have never been sunk.

Again, I know I wonld like to know if miners cannot jffiTAll information furnished on ap-lication to I. C. SCAMMON, President. iUYIB MACEIE, See. and Treas.

HberioMcals. ALDEN'S JUVENILE GEM-Weekly, wltl monthly illustrated supplement or double nuic tier, 78 onnti a year, ttpeeimen copy fret. THE NOVELIST A weekly paper of hlgh-clas uctiou and choice miscellany mental recren tion for the weary -entertainment for alt t.00 a year. Specimen free. THE LIURAR FBI AG A ZINE Monthly, nearl; 1,800 pages of "solid literature from the pciu of the ablest writers of America, England am Europe.

THE BOOK-WOItM-Monthly. Choice bib from new and standard books, and oil the newi of The Literary llevolutum. Sli pent a year TUE ABOVE publications Issued hy John Alden, 893 Tearl fitroet, New York (to whom or dent for single numbers and specimens should b. sent), will be supplied In connection with euuscrip tlons to this paper ea the following liberal Clubbing Terms: AVe respectfully invite your attention to the Opening Sales of a large and carefully selected stock of Elegant New Spring Styles in Men and Boys Clothing and Gents Furn that a smoke stack was put up, but no furnace ever built. Yet, on page 12 in the inspectors re ishing Goods.

Hats, Caps and fine Boots meet, but they must be going to strike. I say 3'cs, because all we demand is a fair day's pay for a fair day's work, and as soon as our meeting is over we will explain its objects to the business men if they will not find out before. and Shoes. Bnrcains that need only to be seen to port, he says: two partitions are mailo, one between the cage-ways, and one cutting off two feet at ane end of the partition must be air tight; as the two feet space is used as the ub-castin ventilation until the air shaft is down. etc.

be appreciated. Spring Novelties and late. styles, nil I would like to say a few words to the new and cheap. Our Low Prices makes miners of this place: Here we are all iu an unorganized condition; and what is the reason Because we have no place I ask Mr: AVhite, if thnt is not still your Miners Journal and Juvenile Gem Jl.W) Miners' Journal and Novelist l.ftj Minors' Journal aud Ulirurv SMW Miners' Journal and llook Worm 1.15 our Business. Our Prices do our Talking, we also make Suits to Order, Fit guaran teed.

Call and see us. Joe Lucas Cherokee, Kansas. 21 tf pcast? and have you ever hnd a furnace to meet in; but I think if every man throw in a little' we could soon have a iBilit anywhere else? Again, if the shoe does not pinch I Hall as our friends in other places have. City, and are always prepared to furnish would like to know why he wauts to would like to soe this question taken up BLESSRDS SCAMMONVILLE HOTEL, write for? I never mentioned him in my farmers and everybody with everything niTPHsarv for a well spread table. AVhen last.

Again he savs, "I am perhaps abetter Steamship Agency. Ticket to and from Enrope by Any Zlsl and discussed: it is time that we awoke from the sweet slumber which we have seemed to enjoy: I was sorry to see that the Hocking Valley miners had to go to work at the reduction, after having made such a heroic stand against oppression. you want good Irish potatoes don't forget that Grisham can supply you with nil you need. J. D.

DELL, Proprietor. friend to Mr. II. than you are and am willing to prcoe myself as such." A. ITerw YuriU from Golf Depots I did not say that I was Mr.

H's. friend Eddy Timberlake, Columbus, Kans, at til Lowst FonRlMf Bates. Vpply for termnto TUB MINERS' JOTJRNAI. Work at this place is very slack, men ECAMMOSYILLE. KANSAS.

procures money on farm loans in quicker but he thinks so, so much the better, 1 like to be on good terms with everybody. networking half time, except Hamilton's time than any other firm in the county, shaft, where they are doing a little better. and nt less expense. CHAS, LEN6EL, C. SCHMIERER, Wholpiale Dealer la as long as I can be so honestly, for Mr.

AVhite knows that I am no policy man, and he is welcome to prove anything he Grisham is the popular Grocery Laborer, Liberal, An extensive coal busi PHYSICItN 1KD SlIUI House, and is the place to go when you are in Columbus, Kansas. They are al pleases. Last summer I said things about ness will soon be in operation at this ways busy attending to customers, and place, AVala contemplates putting in WINES, LIQUORS Residence a-id Ofllcc: certain men in this that may not be pleasant to them, but circumstances compelled, I rfsay forgive them, but God when they get new customers mey Keep them, which shows they always deal coke ovens, which will give the godless 1423 GHAN1) AVENUE fairly with everybody. knows I never will forget, town a boom. AVe hope that the oppressions practiced in other localities will AND CIGARS.

In conclusion, let me say, I have not r.risbam have always plenty of ntflnd foothold in Liberal. DR. II. S. FOSTER, frresh Groceries and provisions in stock, written this through any malice or ill will to the officals of the Parsons Coal Co.

80 West Main Street, Bctweci General. and are always prepared to serve all who PHYSICIAN, But, because I thought Mr. AVhite'slctter give them a call, ana guarantee to oeai The smelter company at Argentine, dis Second and Third, called for it: and if he wishes to follow squarely with their customers. charge all men whom they believe to be up I am willing; as long as he tells the connected with a Labor organization. A JOPLIN.

MISSOURI. STILSON, KANSAS. Sick Calls Promptly Attended To. If you want to borrow money at the man must renounce his right to Liberty, truth; but if there is a lie; he must be responsible for it. Yours it.

was resolved that the committee of lowest rate of interest and obtain your money in quick time. Call on Eddy and before he can take his chance of being The World's Falrnt New Orleani 111 open to the publioou December 1st, Johnllalliday. leaded to death at $1,40 per day. Timberlake, Columbus, Kansas. L.

A. WOKLFARTH, M. The building trade in Kansas City is each "bank," on the first day of the month go around the "bank" and see what each man feels disposed to give in order to support those men at Morerod, until they come off victorious. The dele Try D. M.

Bliss, Columbus for carpets. At'Grisham Columbus, you will improving. He keeps the best in S. E. Kansas.

nlwavs find in stock, sweet potatoes, np- Common Labor is plentiful, and the next.and continue until Juno The Memphis Short Koute Houth will enable the people In tha West and Northwent to Tlnit the groat Exposition at ati ifling cost, as this new route (the only direct lino between the West and Houth) miikes the trip to New Orlean a comparative short one. PHYSICIAN AND SIIRGEOaX, i ps. on ons. turnms. country iiiienn, minis employment agencies fleece every one ard, butter, eggs and dressed chickens; Hirtz of Columbus, has his table sup gate was unable to go over to the Gulil road, as he had to be at hom to attend to always nt lowest prices.

they can. The average employment a gent is a rascal. plied with the best in the market. 22 lm Railroading is good since the strikcjuul For jellies, fruit, butter, tea, coffee and During the Uront Kalr, round trip uckom to New Oi leans, good to return until June 1st, will bo on sale via the Memphia Koute, at very low rntoii from Kansas City and all point In tho Went, and espeolol arrange Buy Millinery and Fancy Goods of the trial next day. The secretary of the was instructed to write to the committee of Scnmmonville asking the men to do what they could for these men who the men are anxious to joiu the K.

of I. spices co to (irisiinm at i. ominous THE MINERS' JOURNAL Du Page and llovey, at Bottom Prices. They supply everything at lowest prices. The lumber yard at Roscdalc, pay the Is a Newspaper, V.lilv mill Tlmlierlnke.

advance monev men $1,25 day; this low rate of wages Don't forget thet old Whiternft stand ments win tie muue to accoMillimiaii people In the bust, possible manner. Entire traine, wi'h new Pullman Iluflut between Kansas City and Momphiii, where when application for loan is made. 22 'ii paid to the laborers of the late lamented, nr.i-fitod to tlm IntoreHtB of hiiiiiniilly. Fonr are fighting for what justly belongs to them. They have not been paid for the work dene from the 1st.

of December to is still ahead of all other restaurants in lens In ox pruoslnif opinions on all questions, Rolling mill has influenced this. close connections ore made with all lines Columbus. 22 lm For canned goods of all kinds, tomatoes, The Gulff shops are working over time but win uoionif to NO POLITICAL PARTY. the of January. The following resolution was passed.

oysters, salmon, peaches, apples, pears, and the men are happy, yes, mostof them Bouth and Kant. The Memphis Short Route Bouth tner only dlreet line coin the Went to Chattanooga, Atlanta, Nashville, Now Orleans, Jacksonville, and all Hou'hrn cities. If you are in Columbus, go to Richard strawberries and blackberries, sweet corn Will denounce error and wrong doing In all are happy because they have plenty of Hirtz's restaurant for a square meal at the.secretary be requested to write on article for the Minkrh" Jovknai, on and everything else in that line, you can work. Carpenters are paid $2,25 per parties. THE JOB OFFICE Whitcraffs old stand.

22 lm not do belter than go lo Grisham Bros. the Morerod troubles. By Order of the day of ten hours. Hound Trip Tourists Tickets are soia vi this route to all pleasure resorts of the Houth. Hond for a map and lime card ol this Hhort Houte, and note particularly Its i rnnli.tn wlih nnw tvim.

and wo ore protinrod as they sell all kinds of canned goods at Bask Committer Call and see our Tailor cut clothing at The trade of city politics seems lively to do nil kinds of work in a neat, uriisllc tud bottom priees. How would this class of people live if prices that can't be beat. DuPage and quick time and superior accommnniiwuua. workuimillke trimmer. SOCIETY WORK A SPECIALTY.

Hovcy. governments were no more. Oenoral Passenfter Agent, Kansas City. The boss Grocery store in H. E.

Kansas Rich Hill, March 25. Wc wish to inform your readers that work at this place is very dull: owing to the late railroad strike. Only two of the Missouri Pacific works running and one of Keith No old goods in stock. New Htorc, new Patricks' day celebration at Scammonville. TO TtiE AFFLICTED.

Where is it? Why don't you know, It is at Columbus, North of the Opera stock, aud new Bottom prices at Du Page Tue II. Celebrate. TRY TRISKEYS PINK PEARL and llovey'. House, whose Is It? It is owned by Dlt. 0.

E. PETERS, The sons of St. Patrick met at tha Miners Hall at two o'clock in the afternoon of T. M. Grisliam and Bro.

Everybody in and Perry's, and they are not running full time. So miners will find It to their advantage to steer clear of this place for Call aud see us and get our prices before For the complexion, Warranted pur Cherokee knows them. Eyo Ear Surgeon. the 17th of March for the interchange you buy elsewhere, and save your time some Brannln Brothers Circulating Library song and sentiment in memory of the old and money. DuPago and llovey, nnd to give satisfaction, Small Size Bottles, 25 cents.

Large Size 50 cents. U. D. TRICKEY, Druggist, Uoscdule Kansas. TEN DAYS' TREATMENT rltEE PARSONS.

KANSAS. contains over two thousand volumes, of Rich Hill, miners arc trying to show land. While the banquet was being pre T. M. Grisham and North of Opera Rev.

E. Bononcini' Miss Agnes Thomson their appreciation of the labors of their friend and benfactor, Mr. Richards of the best literature of the day, from Dick ens, Scott, Thackery, Lytton, Headc House, Columbus, Kansas and James Grant, accompanied on the organ by Miss Dugan rendered the "Dear keep the finest stock of Groceries in the Macon county, by the establishing a fund Mrs. Holmes, E. P.

Rowe and a host of to assist that gentleman to defray the Little Snamrock." James Rafter then Full line of Boots and Bhoes at lowest others. Terms 5 to 25 cents per volume. LIVERY AND FEED STABLE. Carriages on Hire at AH Honrs. JOHN WOOT25lSr, SCAMMOJiYILLE, KANSAS.

heavy expenses incurred by him in the sang a rousing patriotic song, which was cash prices. Call and be convinced. Money talks, DuPage and llovey. passage of the miners bill. We wish them success and hope that the miners will vociferocsly applauded.

A St. Patrick Day reading was then given by Daniel LABOR respond nobly. Thomson and a song from Rev, E. Bon Complete stock of Stoves, Tinware, The miners here would like to know oucinl entitled the "Shower of Pearl Qucenswaro, Ilardwore, Hats, Caps how the Keith and Perry Coal could then dinner was announced and all sat Gloves, Clothing, Furnishing goods, Dry New stock of Wall Paper at Brannln Book Btorc. Elegant patterns and low prices.

Call and see ub. Columbus, Kans. Subscribe for your papers through Brannin News Agency, Columbus, and save money. School books and all school supplies at Brannin Book and News store, Columbus. 22 4t get five hundred signatures to a petition Goods, Groceries and Medicine at Du down to a well spread board and partook THO UROUGIILY of a hearty meal.

Page and llovey. against the tniuning law, when they have only about seventy men working In their After dinner Rev. E. Bononcini, Miss D. Hazeltlne, dealer in Hardware shaft.

Thomson and Mr. Grant, Miss Dugan Stoves, makes the following offer on Blasting Powder: one to fifty kegs furnishing tne music, sang that beautiful We hear that a movement is on foot to organize a local union for this district; so Represented In rhe song which i3 ever new "Killarney." $185. per keg. North Side Public Spurro, as the miners may be in a position to com recitation by D. Thomson entitled Ad Columbus, Kansas.

22 4w, AND BE GLAD. Ton bound to in It If yon nu TIIR cntCAflO I.EIiOKH. It will mk yo(ir Jamlly hippy mf Li t', Hid fill yimr horns with umlilno. Jt will vn nieilidim snrt ((1 tlucmjuri. Evnry imiis twins wiUi ull wid plows with Fiction of tifuli rlisruy tr.

It la the nonUml and wmisIi In tho tlnllod MiU s. It you tmjiirtt net It o( ronl Kewl(ilir or Ioinisstnr, snnd unpls fonv tf, TI1K CIUCMMJ LEWIER. -nly Ods Doll Hi- a bat any attempts of the operators to fur tier rob them of their rights. We heart vice to young men." Recitation by Miss Th6mson. Song by Rev, Bonoarini and MIRERS JOURNAL When you are In need of chairs, tables bedsteads: book caws, writing decki James Grant.

Toast proposed by Jamc ily indorse the more and hope that they will soon convene a meeting for that pur Rafter, "Here is to the day we celebrate, window shades don't fail to It was responded to by John Stewart call on D. M. Bliss, at Columbus. pose. Remember! that in Union there is strength, and unless you support and in an eloquent address.

Song by John J. THOMPSON'S ELECTRIC PAIN CURE! AND BLOOD PURIFIER. AW tXTERXAL AND EXTERNAL MEDICINE. There is not an ache or pain which this Remedy will nut ens.) in minute, and in most cases entirely cure by continued use. Give it a trial and you will never do without it in your family.

Traveling and local Agenls wanted. For Sale by II. I). RICKEY. ftOSEPALE, KANSAS.

SUBSCRIBE back up the wise legislation that hag been Ferns: "O'Donnell Song by passed for your benefit, unless you do, Grant, Song by Mcssr. Connolly and DR. COOPER, Physician Surgeon. Behind Odd Fellows' Hall, J. Ferns.

Song hy Mrs. J. P. Fern you need not expect to better your con If you want have your photo taken, call and see 1). ('.

Bacon, an experienced Artist: assisted by his daughter, an cs-cellent artist of Ave years experienece In the best galleries In Illinois, At Hmlili'i old Btaud Columbus, Kansas, 22 Iw Recitation "Uplilltlng of the Banner" I dltion. Jiow is your chance, make the EOR IT, I). Thomson, more songs were sung by best of COBlisppSDSST. Rafter, Song by Ed, tyom entitled.