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The Presbyterian fb'-Mth school COMMERCLAI is makiug preparations for a Chinese Tea to beheld in Union hillon the DR. W. B. JONES, OEHTIST. Located in Parker All Work GuaranteeiJ.

Charge Reasonable. Parlcer Kansas evening of August, iifh. The pro ceds will go towards purchasing a bell for the church. It is the intention to have ice cream, cike, lamo-riade, hot and iced tea. The hall will be decorated with chtneae lan- Having renovated the hotel in all its apartments, I am now prepared to teniSi The waiters ar.d pages will supply the wants of all customers.

AST CO MMERCIAL TR ADE -a bo attired iri Chinese ostumes and the affair conduced as nearly as a specialty. First class sample room. Board $1 50 per day, Board by the week. j. Vaesey.

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KlOt, Agent. SOCIETY DIRECTORY. PARKSB LODGE, No. 341, A.F.& A.M. Meets 1st and 3rd Saturday evenhigs of each month.

Visiting brethren cordially jvited- W. U. Gatlin, VV. no. P.

Klotz Sec'y K. of Parker Lodge. Na. 192. meets every Tuesday evening.

S. P. IIorlaCiikp. C. C.

V. Campbell. K. of R. S.

PARKER LODGE, NO. 378, I. O. O. meets every Friday night.

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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Preaching by Rev. G. Vehable on altercate Sabbaths at 11 a. ro.

Sabbath school each Sunday at 12. Everybody cordially invited to attend. "We have the nevr powerful binders, mowers and rakes of the famous "Walter' "Wood, also the genuine parts and brand of twine, all choice. "Walter A. "Wood is not only an inventor, but a rare mechanic with the inborn faculty of putting bright ideas into common-sense shape.

The intensely American style of his machines makes others look clumsy and foreign. He is one of those earnest men who do not say much; but his machines d'f in the field. "We have pamphlets explaining them in plain words, and would like to have thoughtful, thrifty men send for copies and come and see this fine group of machines-. J. EI.

fcytoiigh, Physician Subgeon. Parker, Kansas-. Office first door east Chestnut's store. Residence 1st house soiiih of bank. Our Gluhbicg List VVe offer The Pilot antt the following papers at anusually low rales.

Two papers for almost the price of one! Always cash in advance! Top ek a Capital, $1.40, Kansas City Times. 1.75, Kansas City JourtAl4 1 75, Leavenworth Times, 1.10, Toledo Blade. Golden Censer, Courier -Journal, 1.75. Non 1 85, The readers of The Pilot can save money by ordriwg papers through this We allow you our discounts. Judicial Convention.

The republican convention for the sixth judicial district will be hed at Fort Scott on the 13.U day of Attest, 1891, at 3 p- for the purpose of Dominating a judge for said district, and the transaction ot such other business as may come before the convention. The several counties will be entitled to representation as follows: Crawford county, 11 delegates. -Bourbon county, It delegates. Li un county, 11 delegates. And the several republican conventions of the respective counties in said judicial district will elect the requisite number of delegates to such republican iudicial convention possible an the Chinese plan A 2few departure.

The Colorado Midland is responsible for the most novel and at the same time most practical departure of the year's railway arrangements; This new departure conies in the form of a combination ticket, which is good for passage on all regular trains of the line between Colorodo Springs and Woodland Park, and allows the holder to stop at any of the hotels in the justly famous "Ute Pass." The fact is that all the hotels are in the Pass, and the visitor can, therefore, have a opportun ity to ee all there is to be seen in one of the most celebrated parts of the picturesque west. The arrangement isjsa simple that any one cau Understand it at a glance. The tourist buys a ticket at any of the offices of the Santa Fe or Midland Se Blaker Co. before selling your flax seed. The McDown business property for rent (Jail on B.T.

Newbold. ir- L. Duff has erected a machine to elevete tajriages to the -upper story of his shop, where thay will be painted in first class ipe. -Pure Jersey baking powder at W. S- For J's at 5 cent pe can.

Good business property in Parker for sale cheap. For further call on B. T. Newbold. Mrs.

Robert Sullivan, accompanied by her ditighter Anes, Fpent Saturday night and Sunday at her father's H. McAdow. Mrs. Noland will take eggs in in exchange for tin or glass ware. See her bargain counter.

The besi. grade of Murdock's Aureola cuft'eo at W. S. Ford's at 27 cents per 1 pound package. W.

Gatlin will shortly further improve the appearance of his handsome drag store by lHtihg an awuiug for the protection 5F his front windows and entrance. rVVe carry a complete line rf machine supplies and the bst lubricating oil on the market. P. Brooks Co. You never DeWittV Little Early risers for const ip.uion, sick headache or ycu would not have these diseases.

Miss Edith Williamson haa been the guest of Mrs. B. Palmer this week, and has been royally entertained by our young people Go to the lime woiks at Lane. Kansas and get limp at 35 cents per bushel, or at the rate ot 65 cents per barrel. We cannot afford to deceive you.

Confidence is begotten by honesty Attention! We have some wire Foreen and screen dxrs that we will close out at, cost rather than carry oyer the season. This is a baraia. Come soon. P. E.

Brootts Co. i J. SHORT'S 3 fltl' HE i ml boom siuvjAi9i3ivy 5 By order of the committee. Sam bakratt, Chairman Parker Improvemeta Case Longdon Jith determined to build a business house in Parker. It will be 'io by 60 feet in site, and locate don the corner lt.

just opposite nd south of the Commercial hotel. Work will begin in about a week. Horlacher Bros, drovd the last nail in B. Crosswhite's new barn last Saturday morning. They Will have Case Longdons new 5 ton scales ready for use tomorrow.

Pleasant Kidge, IN Is the proper place to go if you want to spruce up. Young man, your girl will think -more of you. Good work done at the shop. Best of accommodations at bath room. Try me.

roads, for as many davs as he expects lobe' out; paying therefor a fixed amount This ticket entitles him to the best accommodations at the hotels between the points mentioned for as long or as abort ft tirrieu as he desires to remain at any of them. He is then entitled to travel to the next one he wishes to- visit, without' ad ditional cost, as his ticket is good pn the trains as often as he wishes to Vi A. L. 1'OOLJZ, BARBER, Will not be outdone on a shave, hair tjut or anything else in his line. If you will wear those "long, flowing your wife or sister (by refusal of marriage) ought to '-comb your bead with a three-legged stool." DeWstt's Little Early Risers are pills that will cure constipation and sick headache.

hi Mi First kjtml hmhi we called him busy gunstock. On our rounds today on W. Duff nd found carving out another Wiilisiais Olsesteast. DEALER IN IN- Primary Convention of Soctt Township. There will be a meeting of the voters of Scott township Fairvlew school house, Saturday August 8th, 1881, at 2 o'clock p.

m. tor the purpe se 1st, of electing township committee; 2nd to elect fifteen delegates attend the county convention to be held at Mound City. August 11th, 3rd to nominate candidates for the township offices. Every voter who indorses the Cincinnati platform is invited to attend. N.J.

Conkad, Chairman. Primary Convention Oall. Notice Is hereby given to all the legal voters of tire people's pajty of Liberty township that there will be a primary convention held at Parker Kansas, on Saturday, Augest 8, 1891, for the purpose of choosing nineteen delegates to the county convention to be held at the court house, August 11th, 1891, and tor further purpose of putting in nomination the township officers of Liberty township. By order of committee-Liberty Township Primary. The Liberty township Republican primary election will be held Saturday, August 1st, 189r, at Parker, in accordance with the call otthe republican county central committee.

In addition to the election of delegates to the county convention, candidates for the township offices will be nominated and new county and township committeemen elected. By order of republicsn township com. mlttee. Graham J. W.

Kikby. n-nmi Fred Stites is threshing flax. Alliance meeting at the hall. "Rev. Moore will preach at the school hou so every two weaks.

Thomas Miner is busy trimming his hedge this week. N. J. Oonrad haa just marketed some fine hogs. Carrie and Minnie Conrad are attending the normal at Pleasanton, South Oenterville and ITorth Blue Mcimd A heavy wind storm struck this section Saturday a week ago doing considerable of damage to corn and upsetting hay stacks.

A supper' was given at the home of John McCormic last Saturday in honor of the twenty-first birthdays of Thompson, Harrison and Wm. Patterson and John McCormic. Mrs. Robinson, who had been bedfast for so long with that dread disease consumption, is able to ride out. A number from here are making preparations to attend the normal.

Bridget. Wait ltem3. The latest fad is cutting flax by lantern light. Carrie Crellin wenl to Pleasanton Monday to attend the normal. Jimmie Webb returned to Toronto Monday accompanied by his cousin Frankie.

FINE IMPORTED TEAS. Strictly first class uncolorad basket fired Japan. Also handle a line of Tinware. ill jay la Esshaags iaa Siglsst Kiriot Price fcr Eeg3. Headquaiitkes Greeley, Kan.

W. L. Duff, WAOOi AM CARRIAGE REPAIR PAINT SHOP. Wood work of all kinds will be promptly done. N.

C. HOKCLEYj fIYSTA FLETOBACCOS, CONFECTIONERIES, Gents1 F'urnishing Goods, FTA.XS "CAPS, BOOTS SHOES d-rosones Provisions. In our DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT we carry everything that is Useful of ornamental in every line, and in THE YE11Y LATEST STYLES. In the GROCERY DEPARTMENT we can please you for we handle everything to be found in a first class Grocery House at the LOWEST REASONABLE PRICES. hit Us, talk with iVa KANSAS.

PARKER, ride. In this way he has the benefit of the lowest weekly pr monthly rate, and can divide his time, amorg the various resorts and pay no. more ven less than if he spent the whole tim at a single place. These tickets are made good for a week, oranv number of days ug to to thirty, and children are given a reduced rate The Midl ind has put bn: three extra trains, wh'ch now make seven e-ich way through the Pass every diy. The plau will certainly prove the most popular of any yet introduced, and there is no reason why it should not be a great success.

Full information can be obtained from any agent of the Santa Fe sysfem or Colorado Midland road, or by communicating with Chas. 8. General Pasnger Agent, Colorado Midland Railway, Denver, Colorado. Obituary. We fel pair-ed to chronicle the little Kov, aged 2 years and months, son of Mr.

and Mrs. E. Grove, on July 26th, of cholera infantum. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. J.

AvShowalter on the 27th inst. afUr which jthe remains were interrod in the: Sugar creek cemetery. Dear little Boy is sweetly" sleeping, Like a bir.1 his spirit has flown. Parents and loved ones are weepinz, From whom he was suddenly torn. Suffer little children to come untof me, For ofsucu is the kingdom of God.

Hear Him, oh, hear Him, He is speaking to thee, SI love thee, 1 lore thee, pass under the rod." Yes, Kov is happy in his bright home above. He has passed on before for the best He has gone to the realms of bliss and lbve To open the gates for the rest. We know it is hard, this sad, sad parting. But remember the promises given, Our loved ones are watching to see starting. Unto the sweet rest of heaven.

A. W. R. Died, on July 24th, 1891. at his residence in Seaman, Kansas, Mr.

Thomas Holbert, aged sixty six years. The funeral services conduoted by Rev. A. J. Dillon, occurred on Sunday, July 26th, when a large concourse of friends gathered to pay tribute to an honored neighbor.

The remains were interred the Uadmus cemeterv. Mr. Holbert was an affectionate husband and losing father, and the family have the sympathy of the entire community in their 3.UNCH SERVED AT ALL HOURS H. T. DILLON SON.

J. Paikeris in town to day. Let W. L. Duff paint your carriage.

Every one speaks in high terms of our hotels. Ira Lemon's bbv has been very sick SHOEMAKERS. C. L. TA FT but we understand it Is now better.

ancy Shoes made to order. Re- See MrsNoland's 5 cent conteri An ice-cream social will be given at -DEALERS ItT- the Parker Hotel Saturday night. We ve lnpt count! DeWitt's Sarsaparilla destroys such poisons as scrofula, skin disease, eczema, rheumatism. Its timely use saves many lives. Jasper Conner has 9 head of horses pasturing in this which he has purchased for the Montana Market.

De Witt's Sarsapaiilla" cleonses the blood, increasos the appetite and tones up the system. It his benefitted many people who have suffered from blood disorders, It will help you Fred Whitney recently met with what might have been a very serious accident in having his foot caught between a moving wagon and a corn crib. A badly bruised ankle was the result. Piaoe vour otdrswith C. L.

Talt Co. for the Daisy McCormac reapers arid mowers early, as the demand for these machines is so great that we cannot supply all of our customers ite in the seasoDv We are sorrv to announce that Geo. M. Methven will sever bis connections with Parker Monday. He will go to Sabna to work for his cousin D.

C. Methven. a wholesale fruit and confectionery dealer. People with impure blood may be said to exist, not live. Life is robbed of half of Its jovs when the blood is loaded with impurities and disease.

Correct this condition with DeWett's Sarsaparilla it is reliable. Henry Miner and Ed Hodgson are pntting up 36 acres of mixed hay, timothy, Ted top and clover, on Jasper Conner's farm south east of town which will g-o 3 tons per acre at least calculation. The following parties shipped stock from Parker this week: T. L. Nunn, 1 car load of n.op?s; Seaman Grant, 1 car load of cattle; Ransom Mundell, i car load of hogs and cattle.

Investigate thfir De Witt's Little Early Risers don't gripe, Cause nausea, or pain which ac-ounts for their popularity. Druggists pavthev would not run a drug storewithoUt these little pills. For the Moran, Kansas fiir, Angn8t 18th. 19th and 20th, agents situated within fifty miles of Moran mar sell tickets August 17th to aoth Go to. Ford's for cool drinks pairing a specialty.

Honest work at reasonable rates. HENRY TUCKER. and ice cream. Scott Bobo of Blue Mound is in the -ity. THE DRAYMAN T.

D. Cottle will buy flax at Farm Implements, Buggies, Wagons, Road Carts Tinware" WAGON WOOD WORK, PUJP3, CUTLERY, ETc. NB'WlPROOESSiaASOLSnE STOVES Best in the Wrld. Findlay. New goods at the Post office store.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gatlin visited near La Cygrre this week. Will be found piotoptly on hand a all times. General transfeiing and meeting all trains.

Reasonable charges. Call on me when you want work done. We also carry the Latest Improved Folding 1 J. D. Cozad of Blue Mound passed through town Sntu day.

Case Longdon will pay the market price for flax. Mrs. A. Lee was the guest of Mrs. Adolph McShane Wednesday.

Isaiah Butler and wife were made I fl 1 kVi I PA III! JMmm i happy by the arrival of a new boy at their home last Saturday. You want a bargain so sell yotir flax to Blaker Co. -Call at Brooks Go's for tin cans and sealing wax. WO0DWORK Lost: A small black handled REAPERS MOWERS. Also the celebrated ESTSBLY MOWERS.

IIP YOTT WANT IIUEAME IN COMPANIES THAT INDEMNIFY IN CASE OF LOSS AND AT. A LOW liATE OR MONEY ON KEAli ESTATE AT AS LOW RATES AS ANY ONE IS ABLE TO OFFER YOU, OR COLLECTING lSTOTA.iY VOKK DONE PROMPTliY AND IN SATISFACTORY MANNER, CaLL ON knife. Finder please return to this office. T. A.

R. S. 2. mrr tiumM Miner a rtrftserr M. E.

Woodford and wife an Miss Edna Lemon started for Detroit, Michigan, to attend the G. A. R. encampment. D.

Jones and H. O. Ellis and families visited A. Wheeler Anderson county, Saturday and Sunday. findlay.

Geo. V. Johnson paid Parker a call Thursday. J. M.

Thormaa is Visiting at his home near Parsons. Flax is turning out about 5 or 6 bushels per acre, which is causing considerable disappointment. There will bo a public ball at Mr. Cottles new ware house next Saturday night. T.

D. Cottle has threshed his wheat. It went about 27 bushels per acre. Wheat in this vicinity is making from 25 to 30 bushels of the bast quality. T.

D. Cottle will have his ware house completed and ready for the reception of flax this week. George Foster is now hauling rock for his new residence in Findlay. Mrs. Littlejohn, who has been sick for some time, is so far recovered as to be out.

Our town site has been mowed and there will be no danger of bur requiring paper sacks in showing town lots. Cad mas. Item s-. A. party of the neighbors 61 B.

F. Kempton rejoice over a feast of fine peaches at his plane Wednesday evening. 7 Vance boys are making hay in Anderson county this week. Mr. Ingram and his two daughters have been the guests of Ed.

Blair and wife since Wednesday. They return to their home at Hyatltville tb-dav. A. A. Mclhtire is selling his corn at 50 cents per bushel.

Mr. Love is doing an imrfiense amount of repairing mowers and reapers now. William Shaw, of LaCjgne, was in Cadmus Wednesday. He has se-cured a posi'ion in the U. S.

Mail service. James Turner has a new emery wheel at riis 6hop and is prepared to polish plow Shares, The principal occupation now is making hay, and from the great number of stacks seen in all directions, there, will surely be plenty of feed next winter. Mrs. Turner is attending the normal. J- ta-JiB.

OTJun- HtukrOk MOBSMAN La Gygne, Kan. C. Wait has secured the Parker school for next year at $50. per month. New porcelain kettles cheap at Mrs.

Noland's. liki Iff If onnal Notes; The Teachers' institute convenac at the public school building in Pleasanton on Monday morning, July 2 fill. Before the opening exercises 109 had enrolled and fit this date, Tuesday evening, 15c) have enrolled and probably 5 more, to enroll are in attendance. This is by far the best attendance at the opening of any Institute ever held in Linn county. The work: done so far has been very satisfactory and everything bids fair for one ot the most profitable institutes in the state.

It a ilotic-ibie fact that most of those attending are ladies, and the indications are favorable for an over, production of school ma'ams in old Linn. The superintendent suggests that school boards be not in a hurry to engage teachers but wait until after the institute. Usually it is the live teachers who attend the teachers' institutes. TO ALL POINTS "IN Tesas, Mexico and THROUGH TRAINS CARRY Pullman Sleepers Frank Stanard, of Kansas City, spent last Sunday with his sister Mrs. E.

C. Cady. W. E. Stout started Thursday to Worland, for a few days visit.

No. 1 stick candy, only 10 cents per pound at W. S. Ford's 1 Effie Suliiyan Ispent last week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

H. McAdow. A new stock of choice notions just received by Nancy L- Sullivan. Ice cream at the Parker Hotel Saturday night. Mrs.

G. P. Huckett of Kansas City, who has been visiting her sister Airs. E. C.

Cady the past three weeks, returned home Wednesday. Blaker Co will pay the highest murket price in Parker for your flax 8 Mrs. Heiriet Ford, -who has been visiting her son. W. S.

Ford, since IffBt.Friday returns to her home near Bronson today. Miss fcjtella Mundell and Miss Hulda Harp have applied for the Nungesser district school, number 91 Perfect action and perfect health result from the use of De Witt's Early Risers, a perfect little pilL Eggs taken "in exchange fyr "dry goods and notions. Naney L. Sulli- inclusive, limited for return until August 21 st rate of one and one third fairfdr the round trip J. P.

Kt-CTz, Agent Don't storm tho system you vould a fort. If held bv the enemy constipation, gantry persuade it to to surrender with DeWitt's Little Earlv Riser. These little pills are wonderful Convincers. On nrooiirt of Forepaugh's show to be held at Kansas City. Missouri, August ioth the K.

T. railway will sell tickets to Kansas Citv, August, ioth, limited to August itt.h for return at one and one third fare for the round trip J. P. Klotz, Agent. The followine members oi the Parker lodge K.

of P. went to Ija Cygne last night to participate in some special work of the order to be transacted by the jja Cvgne lodge: T. V. Campbell, T. t.

D. M. Kirkland I. M. Kirkland, J.

T. Cnr-rari Geo, M. Methven, David Cottle, Chas. Moore and A. t.

Poole. There will be a Sunday school pic nic under the auspices of the Sutton Valley, M. E. Sunday-school, in my grove near Sutton Valley church, oh Thursday August 13th, i8i. Good shade and plenty of water will be found on the ground.

All are cordillv invited to attend j. Sutton, Superintendent of Sunday schooL BETWKKN- ago, Hannital, StILouis nsas REGISTERED PHARMACIST. jPItlCSCiCIJPTIOPiff CAREFDLLY COMPOUND' I2I BY DAY OB NIOHTj Drugs, Medicines, Druggist's Sundries, Boots and Stationery, Toilet Articles and Cigars, Paints, Ods, Glass, Wall Paper, CLOCKS, JEWELRY OPTICAL GOODS. PARKER, KANSAS; 0. -0.

D. Grocery Sc City Meat Market. We carry i full line of "Groceries everything found in a first class Grocery Stoit All kinds ot Fresh and Cured Meats constantly on hand. Produce taken in exchange for goods. Cash paid for Cattle and Hides.

POWERS cfe PALMER: City AND Tesas FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS Oox vb Loveless; The motion to vacate the judgment in the case of Isaac Cok vs J. D. Pieraft and Mary L. Loveless came on for hearing before Justice at 1 o'clock p. m.

on Tuesday. John C. Cannon appeared for Mary L. Loveless in defense of the motion and W. B.

Crossah, of represented Mr. Cox's interests. After the usual soaring had been indulged in by the attorneys the court over ruled the motion. Exceptions were entered by Mr. Cannon-preparatory to appeal to the district court.

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