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The Peru Eagle from Peru, Kansas • 3

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The Peru Eaglei
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Peru, Kansas
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TILTT? nnnn nirtr i. I Wo widcrsi ami Hint Geo. Oiwihmh Fred Keefer bulnu wheat, flax. cuMor Im'iiiis, col li mid oats. It will ii to see lii iii before) on Nidi.

I will par the highest nun kt price for win at at tiny railroad Matl.ni in the Cull on nr ntilreH II. LyMer, Proprietor Pern roller mills, Peru, Ks. GEESAMAXft MAPLE. UYERY COODRICS REASONABE PRICES. Bus loan I fn nil tialu Maple i very but it toaCitrlhiip1, iiiiiii, but wo li i live not It rued tin pur ticuliir yel.

't are ha lnif very dry weather now iiinl i tfnotl ruin wt ull In it blessing to L. H. VORE. AUCTIONEER Will cry miles at reasonable rates. Address him at Havana Kansas, or leave order at this office.

Published Every Friday. W. T. lw v.i Kihtou Si Pfim. IMIMMlimoX.

I'KU VKAII. KAN 5 1 1 iiiont of tlx farmers, as a irNu iminv pvk. v-r Vim i Entered i.l llii! niKt Milieu at Peru K. ns HH-otnl class mutter. of them are hauling water from tin rlv- fa-jSV lt -r n.r their stock.

The republican party Ihih met one of! 'ieiti'itflf'i tin liMtnt (HwiNtrloiM cyclones that tmit mr vWtwl the state of Knnsat. It I Yk'tyKX Imim ly kiKN-kfi tin i i rii, it v.iil pay on to eoine.o mlW to tiii le nt the New York store at sprliivM. They have the largest stock In this pin of tlyctMiiitry, and ll.ey are going lodasclliciii out at cost. D. STEVENS.

Physigiab Surgeon Hters out In the lbs round M.L. ELLIOTT ITAKXESS. SADDLES, CO LA US, WJIIVS. Itepiilrlng ii speciality. BarlMTshop in connection I'Kitr Kakh.

tlfi.iXHi dollars worth of clothing. lr goods, lxxit, slioes, hats. eaps. down C. W.

L'u. Kiint Hound Trains. No. 'JIM INIHiH'IWr l. in.

So. 3d Mixed 1 in. West IhmiihI traiiiH. No. tl I'assenuer n.

in. No. Mixed 8:4 p. iu. All trains daily.

J2. K. JJewi, Atf trunks, valises, groceries, all new Will nltend calls at all hours of the day or night. Penr Kansas. goods at eiiHteru cost at the New Vol You i nn (J ul good line of clothing in the New York Store, Chautauqua SprinN, it you can find in any of the laruer piiuv mul ran wivo Iruiii to 7 i0 on good MiiU or over coats.

Don'i iiios IliU Go before it everlastingly loo luii mid get some bargains at tin! New York Store. Ciinuluiiqiia, Si W. II. Bl.ANKIN'Mlll! Co. store at Chautauqua Hpi We spent Wednesday, of this wvek In the county neat.

We expected to 0. M. GLAFVK, Huc some rejoicing over the election MO. PA AILWAY. .1 fl but they failed to rejelee.

The town had more the apiH'iirauee of a funeral STAH HOUSE Wm. Bunuis, Puo. GOOD ROOMS ALL NEAT AND CLEAN And furulrlied with coed beds. than a Jubilee If you waul boots and shoes mul want J). M.

A. 1IV East I Jound Trains. No. 4sj iMsemcr 1 p. No.

4H(I Mixed a. them cheap go to tho New York Store in. m. Tables always furnished witli the best the market affords. Chautauqua Springs.

They are going out of business the.ro ami will ell you anything at cost and oiiiq thing for Went Jloiind Trains. o. 4sl i-iissc p. in. Xo.

iHo Mixed p. m. less than cost. PROPRIETOR Or Sity Meat Market. A supply of fresh meat and lard con stanlly on hand, (five me a call.

ri.HU HANS J. H. ALVY, BLACKSMITH AND HORSESHOER, All work warranted. Prices reasonable, shop in north part of the city. The election here Tuesday passed ofl J.

Sharpless. very quietly. There was no quarreling or fighting and but little drinking. Tin People's party elected the entire town ship ticket in this (Hellevile) township PHYSICIAN SURGEON L. St C.

V. Aiit Link Div. Nortli Hound Trains. Xo. 4'M Mixed a in.

Vest Ilmind TrnliiH. No. 4Stl Mixed 8:40 p. m. All trains run daily.

Win. Upccf, Supt. J. I. Jarvis, Agent.

One hundred and fifty voles were polled at this place. A.J.Jones says that bis corn will Will attend calls at all hours. Office over J. K.Tullus drug store. SUDAN KANSAS.

average about twenty-live bushels per I O. O. P. Peru Lodge No. KM i (trie 1 1 k.

Mr. l'lier bus I ecu sick the past week Colby I 'en i lie basU-eii hunting some (ids week. Mr. Turner 1ms moved into the John Beaty Mr. Tuck May field stai ted for Oklahoma Tut'Mluy.

Ilairi.Miii delivered a sermon this place Miuthty. Mr inis is going to move into the El katlo district soon. Tine Jones, of Oklahoma, was at this place the first of the week. There is quilt; a number complaining of a bail coid. like the grip.

Everyone is talking over the good time they hail last Saturday at the big rally. Misses llallie and Millie McKenzie were over from the Springs visiting at Mr. Graham last week. Mr. Gi uliani's folks went hiintiugand waloultiiig Saturday ami came back pretty heavy loaded, consisting of four bushels of walnuts, one quail and a hare.

AintiKii At Siloain Springs, Ar-kmiMis, on Sunday, November 2, 181)0. Mr. J. Kinibroll, of Pern, Kansas, to Mixs Lucy Drnrmond, of Siloain Springs. The newly married couple came to Peru, Ihc home, of tin: yrooin, on Wednesday.

Thev have tin; IkM wishes of tho Eaolk. acre. IIealso has live acres of cotton that will make three live hundred pound bales of good, clean cotton that will bring him about tints making meets every Saturday night. All visiting brothers in good standing are Th Very f.nfrol. The of governor is yet in doubt as the vote is a very close one niui may require an official coi nl tojdecide.

Wc have five coiigrcsxmcti out of seven. Tho people have largo majority in die legislature, and should we lose the governor, wc aie still ahead. Our 1. makers are the fellows wo arc after and we have got the nio-t of them beyond a doubt. Wo arc one day late this week as we have waited for the latest election returns from the state.

We have elected our representative, Jason Ilelunck, by a small majority, the republicans getting the lest of the county officers by sum II majoritiys. The People's party circled the entire Belleville township ticKct Joseph LoiihIuIc is getting out timbers tor a new burn. We would like to have a lond ol wood on subscription. Who will bring it? A very enjoyable party was given last Saturday niglitat the rcfidciice ot F. Floyd.

him an average of p.jr acre. He Cordially invited to attend. C. U. Inglelleld sect.

X. Met. N. O. J.

PHIL BLAGK, says cotton is a paying crop. Go, before it Is ovvrlastbigly too M. W.A. Camp No. 1470 meets In KANSAS PICIilT, G.

J. CHURCH DEALEK IN General Merchandise and get some of (hose bargains in cloth I. O. O. P.

hall Teiisday night, Xov. 18 ing, dry goods, boots, shoes, hats, caps, Jind alternate Tuesday nights thereafter All visiting nieinhers in good standing trunks, valices, etc. Gents and Indie furnishing goods, gloves, etc, at Xew Real Estate Exchange. Farms For Sale. Farms For Exchange.

Farms For Merchandise. York Store, Chautauqtin Springs Knu W. II. BiANKIXSIIIl Co The editor of the Sedan Bepublican will preach in the wild woods of ('una river next Sunday morning from the Some rare bargains in improved farms. following text: Be merciful unto me "QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS" IiOur motto.

teTGIVE US A CALL and see for yourselves. Correspondence Solicited. God. lie merciful unto me: for my me cordially invited to attend. E.

K. Dkan, Clerk. It. I. HlLLMAX, V.

C. CHURCH DIRECTORY. Christian Chureh, Eld. Mclirian pastor. 1'reaching every second of each month.

school every Sunday at lOo'clock a. in Methodist Episcopal, ltev. Flickiiiger. Pastor, l'reaching at the Cliurcli every other Sunday at 11 a. and every at p.

m. Class meeting at close of morning service. Prayer meeting every Thursday night at 7:30. Sunday School at 10 a. m.

soul trnsteth in thee: yea, in the shad ow of thy wings will I make my ref ugc Tho young folks had a very enjoyable Tom Fitrgesoii is bilious feeble am until these calamities tie overpast MONETT KAN. siek. Psalms i.vn, 1. hop at the residence of Mrs. Short la: Wednesday night.

And it seems as if nothing will re As the election is now thing of the 1 1 eve hi in NEW HACK LINE. FROM 'I'ho growing wheat in this part of the His liver is clogged with impurities past and the excitement of a heated country looks pretty well. We have campaign is cooling down, we wish to i hick liis stomach is constantly burn not heard any talk of the llv ing it see our young people organize aJiteiary Wm. BUSH, O. W.

BUSH. Tommy, get yon seme Clover ami society. We think the young people as yet. make voii some tea. PERU TO JONESBURG LO0AL AND GEBfjJAL.

could make a society of this kind in Wc are very sorry thut our rooster And the directions pursue to a letter ft is the very best thintr vou can do. structive and beneficial Now who will Thoinie keeitu first claws boots and presents such an unsightly appearance If this you do you will very soon feel no to work and organize, lucre are nhoos. but can only apologise by saying that better. plenty of young people in town and they hiKtei Inglelield is teaching a class Ntjrui. the republicans got the tail, but lie "got can have a good society here if they in tilioi hand.

Leaves Peru every morning except Sunday at a. in. Carries passengers at reasonable there just tho same will work together, and wo think that From the befct reports we can obtain Micro have been great inroads made into Sam King is quitu sitk with typiio- they would be beneiiltml more by at BUSH DEALER IN NATIVE LUMBER full stock of native lumber of all kinds constantly on hand. The E. M.

D. Comedy Company gave rates. Makes close connections with inalaiial fever. tending something of this kind than by in entertainment here Friday night the strength of the republican parly all all trains. Your patronage solicited 11.

I. Ilillman made a Hying trip to loafing in the stores, especially the boys Nov. 7, to a full house. The entertain over the coumry. The election lhat has Havana Wednesday.

and young men. was strictly moral and their jokesjand just passed will make some great F. Hatch is tlneshing his large The Calams have given the Farmers farces were side-splitting, their men chaugis In congress and most of tho slate Wheat crop this week. Alliance a blow from Which it can EES A MAN MAPLE, PKOPKIETOKS. gentlemanly and courteous and their legi-laliires Mr.

Uillciihoiisc, ot Wash itertaimnent a very good one. If you never recover. licpuiiiicans win nev It lias been very windy and dusty for ingloii, I). has this to say of the er have confidence in an organization want to have a good time attend one of the last two or three days. Bills sawed to People's party: ''It is not democratic by which has been used against them po their cmei tainmettts.

Bert Snooks is now traveling book any menus. Tlio putty's desire and dim itieallv. and in disguise at that. Be agent for J. Phil.

Black. Tl.e barbecue held at Sedan last Sal was to ivbuko the pa it in power for fore election it was written on the face rday was one ot the largest afhwrs ol I' kml ami Jsaker have just reeived a MEDEARIS, The Dentist, its recent disregards of tiie peoplo'sdo order. esrMill two miles east of Niota. of pass'ng events thai the Alliance was die kind ever held in Chautauqtin conn miutd. This congress was (eliliouoil done up," regardless ot Election re full line of boots and shoes.

Geo. Geesanian went to Carthage Missouri last Tuesday night. turns. Sedan Republican. ty.

There were about eight thousand jxioiile in the procession with flags and banners of various designs and motlo. There is where you are olT Mr. Fur for free coin ijje of silver Irom all parts of ths United States. The petitions were ignored. This ground swell does F.

Thorn ae has received a choice lot ges 'H. The reopie party is not tne Is now located in Sedan, and is pre' LOOK of TEAS call and get prices. The alliance is an organiza The procession was headed by two brim iut prove that tho People's party will pared to tlti Dental work in the latest tion of farmers and laborers, that is in F. Keefer has shipped eight, cars of bands. Everything passed oil quietly support leu dontocralB in 1892.

If the and most scientilic manner known lo towise a political organization. The ano ami an socmen to enjoy congressmen elected this fall fail to give the profession. Wheat from this place this week. The Eaolk and the Kansas City great People's party has nothing to tli cmselvus- tl 10 iivater volume of currency do wit the Alliance in any wy what they will receive tho same kind of pun Th New York Store, of Chautauqua ever, and we predict that the Alliance i'KKTll WITHOUT I'LATKS. OOI.D CROWNS.

KNAMK1, CKOWNS. l)aily Evening Xews, one year for Geo. W. M. Purcell, of Chautauqua, Was a pleasant caller at this oflice last isluiieiil in 1S02 that has been meted out Spring, has more nice dry goods than HERE.

the peru eagle AND THE will move right along, the same as though there never was a people's OOLD. BII.VEU AND KNAJIHL to the republicans this tall. The cople iiny stole tnis side of Independence and ULLIN'OS. Monday. ire delci'iuiucd to he heard and if this jiarlv.

A man can be a member ot the they must all go at some price in ihc house ignores their wishes they wiU scud lliance and vote as he pleases TlSKTlt JJXTUACTKD WITHOUT PATU next 6C da s. Go at once and get some James Wilson and Labtm Record shipped a car of fat hogs to Kansas a house to Washington that will do as The People's party wants nothing bargains. By the use of Nitrous Oxide or Laugh KANSAS CITY DAILY EVENING they wish." ing Gas. All work guarranteed. No Fni-nuTM more and will have nothing less than pure government for the people.

It charge for examining the teeth. Office There arc politicians and writers who demands honest and capable men in in Webb building, ever Illand's Sur seem to honestly believe that if it can bo important offices, representatives chos prise Store. Skdav, Kansas. shown that a considerable number ot -NEWS ONE YEAR FOR $2.60, en uy lair ana nonest means, irom among the people, and by the people. farmers are slowly getting ahead, no Notick.

manner how slowly nor at what cost of City thiB week. C. II. Inglelield' is having his residence repainted which adds very much to its appearance. Wonder what has become of J.

Phil, liluck. We have not seen hioi around since the election; Save money while times are so hard by trading at the York store at Chautauqua Springs. John Alvy has been repairing his blacksmith shop preparatory to a big luii of work this winter. who, under their oalhes, will preserve parties having accounts on the the spirit and the letter of the people's books kept by Ellis, are earnestly re deprivation of ordinary comforts ot lite, a great point has bcju made, and the institution. National progress and ptesled to call and settle with Ba A modical missionary society ha-been in successful operation in Now York for seven yours.

Tho society Is unsoctarian, as is ovidonced by the fact that tho forty-throe students in training during 1887 belonged to nine different denominations. Whon Mr. Moody was in London a number of young men were commissioned lo follow up tho converts and see that they remained true to their profession. Two of tho committee wero at tho Bible school, and said that they got tho nnmos of 45,000 converts made in London. In tho interest of both parents and ker, at once.

Llus. advancing civilization need no wiser counsel than the constitution when claim that there is anything wrong Willi our political and economic questions is FINE StOCK. honest men make laws in pursuance thereby disproven. It would be strange, II Lyster has some extra fine short indeed, if in a country so richly endow horned calves for tale If you want to thereof. It as not made for a day or for an hour, but for all time.

It will live while time lasts, as ample and ed with soil and climate as this, a farm Some of our young bloods went out improve your stock call and see these 109 A 111 W. Ninth tu Un. w. Sptrlttttst in the City jU ft' I Graduate in Medicine. Oi-r ttiurs' t.

12 yttr in Chw-jju, er who i9 willing to work very hard mid calves at the Peru Mills good a thousand years from now as it is to-day, and as long as there are no THE KANSAS CITY STAB practice a parsimony in living that a Digger Indian would consider stingy, THE OLDEST IN AGE, dishonest legislation and dishonest pol- Weekly Edition only 25 cents a year AnfhoriROft by flm PUti t. could not get ahcadi and ho who doc? ticians to pervert its truths and do Payable in advance. Ask your post li run rvuttNfirttt -pftfft r-cfiiirml tH.n't-. hi 'f'lJXUiil Dt'hflft so eurcly has no occasion to bo thaukfu I master or write for sample copy. Of violence toils ptincples.

It is certain to yield better results than any plan children, we protest against tho cramming system in our public schools. If mat tors wero rightly managed, all the study might be confined to school-hours, and our boys and girls might have the balance of the day for rest or play, or other employment, which for laws, systems, or practices that lrTH II lift rW llllliTi r. I kind. I'rtmtrv Iiincsf-. spei ial interest to farmers.

The cheap which the wisdom of man can devise vouchsafe him onlv so much. Politi ell trou IjUf or dHcrtw-M fn vaht't run 1m or fi-niiilf. I tirt i nn a est and best newspaper in America. cians need lo understand this; if every or his own government. This is the theory of the people's farmer in the land were making a for or tnofif? rpftindpfl.

I'Uarvv low, ri i rft'K cured. Kxririr' CinpM are ffnunintirl to It jhh mxi t-Mi-t'if h(l tiff compounded in my tierltM'tJy lahnratory, and nrv iM iuntHHl tuy No rtinnlnff to dru-r MureM lo he Pkku Puouuck Market. Corrected weekly by F. Keefer. would chango if it did not entirely relieve tho strain.

Christian Standard. party. In support ot that theory and tune each year, that P. would not justify as an evidence of that faith, the people unequal taxation, over capitalization, or Tho Methodist Book Concern will Cash. Trade prHCripllon filled.

iiiMctirv tt.Hu'.-s fndirinM used. X( ftum Ii isii-. I'nftentff at a dNtnnr trtMd hv Wwr um! v. prvnn, mPdirinefi wnt vvvvywlivr fn lr.m will trust those public servants, whose unblemished public lives, whose faith capitalistic conspiracies in unjustly taking bo a century old next year, and will on a coon hunt last Saturday night and nucceeded in capturing a bay lynx. Don't fail to subscribe for the Kansas City Weekly STAB.

Only 2o cents year. Leave orders at this office. We are glad to see Frank Floyd on our streets again. He has been confined to the house since the election. The barbers in Kansas are now charging twenty-live cents for shaving re.

publicans because their faces are so lontf. Sol (Jibbs who has been very sick for Dome time, is now convalescent; but his little boy is quite low with typho Inalarial fever. F. C. Hatch came in one day last week and left us a round dollar and ordered the Eaolk sent to his brother in JSew York state.

Mrs. Graves has moved back to the territory, and Mrs. Toles and Miss Clara Kiiamon have gone to Texas where t'ey expect to make their future home. uc. Choice Turkeys oelobrato the event by the opening of an imposing structure of brick and or terms.

free Mild cuiiiiJt nilfcl. from him one dollar of his pinflts. lhat the farmer mar exist, miy even get ful, devoted and patriotic public services, whose incorruptible methods, in-rnmmiiy i n-iiri, 4c 5c 4c Chickens. io Oil whose pure principles and honest prao- for ftc. In Rtnmii niM.

Kvery ntnle, fruiii tU ahead more or less rapidly, does not atone for the robbcrios ho is the victim of. granite now going up at Twentioth street and Fifth avenue, New York. Tho building and grounds will cost 16 to 45, aliould read this book. ticsmay preserve to people, constitutional government. The thief docs not need to steal all a man Spring Chickens, ordinary.

THE GREAT TURKISH nHTUMATlS CCHS- has to insure his incarceration in prbon; It is tlie mission of the people 8 party Hens, ordinary per $3.00 POHTTIVR fTrtK for TMll 11,000,000, and the intention is to make it the finest publishing house in the country. Tho institution, backed by the Methodist Episcopal church, has is to defend this constitution. Its nor should capitalistic conspiracies be MATlMMi IM for niiv rnw Wheat WJc trrntnient fails li cnrp or lifh compelled to steal all of a farmer's sub- Castor Beans 9 1.50 irMitft ciiwuvfrv in 3 hifHriii'. Oiip doi (ilvc'i rviiW Flax sfauee before the people arc justified in i ipw di r'iihivm fever atv: In In olnl: nrp cnkW'rfV, in highest ambition is to puss the boon to all genererations, thai it may go sounding down the ages as the hope of our race, the light of the world and the glory of mankind. 1 during tho hundred years of Its existence expended some $2,000,000 in charities.

While Coi 4 tn 7 iIhvii. He ml fTnt''tTient 4n" driving thein from the lave of the earth. Farm, Slock and Home. jpuitli ntnnip lor 'irrtilMr. or fircit lixed Corn 40c.

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Pages Available:
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Years Available:
1890-1891