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The Uniontown Sun from Uniontown, Kansas • 1

The Uniontown Sun from Uniontown, Kansas • 1

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The Uniontown Suni
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Uniontown, Kansas
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I SDK wmmm TWO ID) UNIONTOWN, BOURBON COUNTY, KANSAS, FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1901. VOLUME I. NUMBER 28 Wolfe, Pearly Wells, Walter Baptist, for himself and children. At that tiuis and until 90, there were no more bitter enemies to populistlc doctrines than the Elizabeth Lodge No. 25.

Degree of Honor. Meets In A. O. U. W.

ball, second and fourth Tuesday of each mouth. Visitors always welcome. T. F. Hull, Chief of Honor.

Mrs. Francis Bolyard, Bee. Bouuboh LomJE No, 227, 1. 0. 0.

F. Meets every Friday evening. All members uordiully invited. W. 8.

Miller, X.G. J. W. Moore, Sec, M. W.

A. Camp, No. 3345. Meets 1st and 3rd Saturday night of each month. Visiting members invited to meet with us.

J. M. Sample, V. C. W.

A. Stroud, Clerk. F. SgflLim 8t GO. rfc DEALERS IN DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

Chemicals, Fine Toilet Soaps, Fancy Hair and Tooth Brushes, Fancy Toilet Articl es, TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES, Fine Stationery, Pens, Ink, Glass, Putty and Rubber Goods. We also carry a large and complete line of Wall Paper', Our store has been remodled and our stock of Drugs are Fresh and Pure. In fact we have an up-to-date store in Every Respect. F. S.

HALM CO. Coodlaador A Hcmaats, OBAUBRS If! LUMBER, GRAIN, HARDWARE; HARNESS IMPLEMENTS, and Funeral-supplies. Unlontown and Bronson, Kansas. Kosk of Suakox Cash Xo. 440, R.

N. A. Meets In A. O. U.

W. hall 1st and 3rd Saturday of each montb. Visiting neighbors cordially invited to attend with us. Sarh Wolfe, Recorder. Mrs.

C. Julian, Oracle. M. P. CHURCH.

Preaching services, Sun Jays 11:00 n. in. and 8,00 p. in. Sunday School 10.

-00 a. m. Junior C. E. 230 p.

m. 0. E. Souiuty meets at 6:15 p. m.

Prayer meeting Thursday 8:00 p. m. Straugqrs and visitors always welcome. Kev. G.

A.CIiamblln Pastor and Supt. Miss Thnrsa Jobe O. E. President. Miss Gertie Audertfou Supt.

JuuiorC. K. Attention A. O- U-W. T.

B. Julian, financier of Marion Lodge, No, 101), bus left Ms books at Moore's where members can pay dues and assessments. Tlie moth catcher will save your apples, plums, peaches, cabbage and tomato I.O'.Ulner,lirotisou,Ka. tf Missouri Pacific Excursions. San Epworth League Kound trip tickets ou sale July 6 to 13.

$45.00. Chicago, Y. P. U. of America.

KouimI trip tickets on sale July 23 to 25 $17,05. Colorado Springs Colo.Xational Irrl- gation' Cougress Bound trip tickets on sale July to 15. Ky, Knight Teinpler. Conclave, round tri tickets on sale August Grand Lodge Order of Elks. Hound trip tickets ou vale July 21,22.

$13 CO. For full iuforuiution regarding these excursions call on or address, J. M. Blackmail, Agent. Union town, Kaus.

Confectionery, Restaurant and CaU Willie Bowers. John BaptUt, Bronson Holt, Walter League, Robert Bowers, Will Stone, Grncian, Edwards, Charles Wolfe, Art Stitch, George Jones, Al- bert Sblnn, Jra Jones, Mr. ana rs, HartwanS Mrs, Maggie Holt, Mr. and Mrs." Ed Wolfe and John Wethen and wife. Every one enjoyed the music and games which were of a sportive nature mid very appropriate to the occasion.

Later in the evening the "company of young folks were served with ice cream and cake by Mrs. Teague. Oil and Gas at Unlontown. But what are We going to do about it? Going to let It stay where it is? Ever' town is best! ring itself aud we are letting all the good things go by. Come, some of you people who would be benefitted thousands of dollars by the dl scovery of gaa or oil or both, wake up and let ns have a company organized and stock issued for the purpose.

We know of one man who will put in $500.00 and another one agrees stand onn-thlrd the expense of a 300 hole. Now why not take a hold of this and have a well organized and intelligently directed move aloug this Hue. In a Business Way. Wall Papers all shades aud colors at ilalm Co. Flour 90c cwt.

at Whiteiide Stroud Red field High Patent Flour e3e Whiteside Stroud, tedfleld. Bran aud Shorts at Whiteside Stroud, Rcdfield. Don't forget the Yingllng sale of household goods touiorrow, John Plouch has for sale a second hand cook stove, good as new, tf. A good as new second baud cook stove for sale. John Plouch.

tf. Tiy our it makes fine feed for hogs. Whiteside Stroud. The Pitkius ready mixed paints are guaranteed to be equal to the best. W.

Klrker. Whiteside Htroud have the nobbiest line of Shirt Walstt and Dress Skirts in the city. Whiteside Stroud just received two cars of fiour and feed. The famous Pitkius paints on sale n( Klrker's Hardware store. Come in and investigate our goods and prices, C.W.

Klrker, Hardware. Have you seen those catches for vale by J. Iliuer, JBrousoii. Kansas. tf We will have a fine of Shirt Wuists In a few days.

Whiteside Stroud, Red-field. Halm Co, will sell you wall paper from 4c a roll on up'as high as you want to pay. Saturday at two o'clock Col. Duerson will sell all of Mrs. Yingliug's household goods.

U.S. High Patent flour, made by Newton Milling Co. 95 cents White side fc Stroud. If you want chickens that are everlasting layers get some of those SS llamburgs. They are It.

That moth catcher will last for years and save its cont the first year. J. lliuer, Brouson, Kaus. tf. Xo by-bidding, It is a clean, straight sale of all of her goods at Airs.

Yingliug's Saturday at two o'clock Xine subscriber at 55c. each will en title you to the paper six mouths. Get un a club in your community. Call at my residence when you are In town and get prices on all kinds of live stock. Will buy anything you have got to sell.

R. II. Woods. Dishes, stoves, beds, chairs, books, cupboards and in fact everything to Keep house with goes at'M i s. Yingliug's sale Saturday.

Dunham's Pnotos are the best lu the west, all work warranted. Don't forget to call when in Ft. Scott at the gallery. Corner of Went street and Scott avenue. Your spring suit will look much bet ter and wear better if make to fit ynn.tt.

F. WilUa, 201 Kn-t Wall street. Fort ticott, Kansas. hits a large Hue of the latest Spring; and Sonim fthrli-s and will make you a suit that ill fit you fcnd yourpockctbookv Democratic party, but that year wit nessed a chauge. The shattered and mangled remnants of the onus victori-ousDeniocracy straggled Into the Populist camp aud have shared the good thing along witli the regular members of the family, and now, fcince the last legislature litis passed the itiiqultloui and un-American anti fusion law they, the Democrats, bob up serenely and would have us believe that It would patriotic and strictly American for 'every mother's sou-of-a-Populist to pick up bag and baggage and couie over into the Democratic We are not In politics but we know a little about the business and we want these self-appointed advisers to know that there never will be a surrender by the Populists to the Should the managers of both parties agree the rank and file of the reformere will never For them to undertake such a thing will simply mean the breaking up of the present party and the formation of a new one, so our Democratic brothern had as well themselves by less arrogant claims and with true Democratic charity mid good-fellowship make the most of what the Populists have a mind to give them.

The average Populist believes that with their party safely shelved the two old parties would, inside of another 12 or IS months, swing around to their old positions and the public control or own ership of public utilities, the light for a better and safer financial policy, the trust agitation and the greater protection for those who produce wealth would be given up. Mark what we pay. The Populists prefer defeat at the hands of the Kepubllcans over and over again tf need be rather than to give up the principles for which they stood for for the past eleven years. The Concentration of Wealth. Here are come figures.

The three houses of Morgan Rockefeller and Rothschild and their associated banks industries compass the following wealth: Houkefeller 850,000.000 Rothschild Morgan 1.154,000,000 Total in conparisou with the power vested hi such wealth, what Is the power of kings? A few years ago the Czar die tressed the Jews, driving them within the Ghetto, and encouraging their pros, ecutiou. Presto. The Czar needs money for bis campaigns. His agents pocket his bonds and betake themselves to the European money center to turn the bonds into gold. It is now Rothschild's turn.

Rothschild does not ewre for the bonds. And the Russian financiers return to St. Petersburg with the bonds in their pockets. What financial Interest is beyond the reach of these three bouses, when they choose to touch that Interest? What mine of iron or coal or copper; what tolling mill; what factory; what shipping; what bank what industry whnt military camp; what nation? The entire globe is interested in J. Her moot Morgan's health every morning, hid digestion and his temper.

Who will venture to antagonize these three houses, or trespass on the fields they have marked out for themselves? Whnt room Is thwre now for competition 1 It is a tremendous fact, that in its most Insignificant operations the economic stem of the past generations has received its deathblow. We vhali awake to the full significance of this blow in the next few yearn. Perhaps sooner. A Pleasant Time. At the borne of Mr.

and Monroe Teague last Saturday evening was given a surprise party in honor of their daughter, Miss Mel lie, who is one of our popular young ladies of Turkey Creek, he was greeted by a largt crowd and was surely suroriseil. We wonder whose turn will be next? Those that were present tire; Adda Holt, Ira Jones, Ellen Huptict, Jora Shinn, Lizzie Evans, Mmiilu Howr, llcriha DuSaud, Mamie Underwood. Lulu Klrkpatrick, Mattie Wells, Myrtle Cos. Kato Edwards, Ahiiu Xahltitedt, James Holti. Jrwlw Baptist Heavy 0XCAH3, TOBACCO, 2TTTTS, FHUITS, AND DHI1THS.

served ftt all liours, lr Unlontown. Kansas. Full bin of R. H. WOODS.

C. tf MOUROW WOODS MORROW, Dealer in all kinds of Live Stock. Highest Market Price Paid. National Hotel A. J.

WUlUtvm I'vop. One-half block south of Missouri Pacific Depot. One block sooth of the M. T. Depot.

Open iluy uml night. ftenonimlHlinnft nlway first Ft. Scott, Kansas, I1IM I II HI I JIM III 1 1 II 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 II 11 1 II HI I 1 C. H. HALM, M.

D. 5 3 Physician and Surgeon. Calls day or night promply answered, fi 1 1 1 ii if 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii 1 1 ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 rr Samuel Bclyard, Stone FTJason and Plastcrcp. Makes a specialty of side walk and cistern work. R.

A. Brake, Wholesale and Retail Freih Beef, Perk, and (lured Meate Slnugliterlnx llng uml Cattle for Farm- era specially. Highest Price Puld for Fnt Stock. Money to We are prepared to loan money at a low rate of interest on a note with approved security. MOEY ALWAYS READY WHEN NOTES ARE EXECUTED J.B.DUERSON&Co Joseph Thiel The Pioneer Horse goods all kinds always oh hand.

Prices to suit the times. A new stock of wall paper ut Ilalm Den'js' Pay SEPATATOR. When you am get one that does the work equal to tbw best for 43 times less money. Made la sizes. Satisfaction Guaranteed.

Anyone can operate it; learn it in teu minutes cream sweet, milk sweet, call on or address the ug-ent. J. S. Robinson, Unlontown, Kansas. The Outlook In Kansas.

There is being circulated throughout the press in this state various plans for the future guidance of the PopulUt party in the coining campaigns. The Scsr is not a journal devoted to partisan politics, but we Will venture a little way out ou the political ea and say that we have noticed that most of the talking i being done by the Democratic bretbern. Just why the Democratic party should regard itself as the legal sponsor for the Populist voter is more than we are able to answer intelligently. The PopulUt is one who bad thecour-ige in ihe'ftO to come out and in the majority for Harrison and later the Cleveland administration, and taird and vote for what be conm leu-tttwsly beJievfd be Vtv rigkc thing.

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Pages Available:
146
Years Available:
1900-1901