Fredonia Times from Fredonia, Kansas • 3

Preferred Locals. The "Wilson connty Normal will FREDONIA TIMES. ANNOUNCEMENT NOTICES. SIMON GOLDING, 1876. GRAND 1884 FOURTH OF JULY Cowboy hat-bands at O.

V. Small's commence on July at retlonia. Mrs. S. S.

Warner. Mrs. J. W. Bug THURSDAY.

JUNE 19, 1834. e-Annnvncemevts under head will be published ors5 payable in advance. bee and her daughter, Orra, are in the -DEALER IX- Building paper, plain and tarred, at J. W. Paulen's.

19-tf Five hundred pairs of plow shoes Woman's Christian Temperance Union. I noticed an article in last week's Democrat, commenting upon what Woman's Christian Temperance Unions should do, and should not do. Brother Powell seems to favor any movement to promote temperance that is not in harmony with the prohibition law. city visiting Mrs. J.

H. Scott. CELEBHATI01T J. L. Googins, who has been ab Subscription Rates.

One copy, one year at U. Small s. 33-tf For Probate Judge. We are authorized to announce the name of R. M.

Foster, as a candidate for the office of Probate Judge of Wilson county, Kansas, subject to the decision of the republican county eon veil tion. sent Irom fredonia for the past year, has returned, and resumed business at ldass boarding house is a god Jl 75. the old stand. vin; tu-i JJIOUIUS One copy, shree months 7. Single copy 00.

KEW ALBANY piace to stop at. 25-tf Lubricating Oil at Purcell Wal den's drug store. 44-tf. Dr. T.

F. C. Dodd, of Cedar township was in tiie city on fcaturaay last, to at lie seems to be a bad bug on the prohibition vine. He says if our ladies enlist in a grand crusade war against Elegant line of ladies' shoes of all tend the meeting of the republican x7 ouoatripnons pavanie aavanre. J.

II. SCOTT, Publisher, Fredonia. Kansas Railroad Time Table. kinds at bmall s. 41tf county central committee.

the traffic in liquors, he will sit down Schloesser has just received two car Notice for Publication." Laxd Office at Isdepesdkxce. Kaxsas, May 27, 1SS4. XTOTICE is herebv given that the following 1 named settler has riled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk Distriet Court at Fredonia. Kansas, on Tuesdav, Julv 29. 1S84, Tiz: Crawforu Sullivan for the southeast ouarter northeast quarter and on them.

Well, now, this sitting down loaus or iurmture. IStf Elder Jarrett, of Malta Bend, will commence a protracted meeting at the Christian chapel, in this city, on i i Notions, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, I have just received my Spring Stock of Goods to which I invited.the attention of the people of Wilson county. I will guarantee to give mj costomers Good Goods and Excellent Bargains! and see me at the NEW YORK STORE, first room west of the Wilson Countv Bank. 42tf V. Smalls immense stock of business, is a big business in Kansas.

I suppose a man (if he is an editor) spring goods has arrived. 41tf nave you seen those new stvle The Hess Brothers have put in the northeast Quarter southeast quarter of section plow shoes at O. Small's? 33 tf 31. und southwest quarter northwest quarter might have the right to sit down on his own wife, but when it comes to sitting down on everybodys wife, and non-explosive lamps in their store and and northwest quarter southwest quarter of You can get the best terms on loans ST. LOCI3 4 SAN FRAXCISCO RAILROAD.

kast-boo'd traihs. Maiu Freight. Kcw Albany V2ri p. m. p.

in. Fredonia 12:37 p. in. a. m.

Keodesha 1:08 p. m. 2:17 a. m. west-bound trains.

Mail. Freight. Neodesha '17 p. m. 2: V) p.

ni. Fkkdonia p. iu. 4:0 p. rn.

New Albany p. m. p. in. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

oi ooor, inner Cox. 25tf section 3.1. township souin, range tasu He names the following witnesses to prove his many who are not wives. but would their establishment now presents an attractive appearance when lighted up. Henry Clay informs us that the colored vote in Fredonia is solid for continuous residence upon, ana cunn mion ot, said land.

viz. Mvers, Cicero Rlioads, Mohne, Fish Bros, and Studebaker Hike to be), I protest. 1 was alwa3-s wagons at Paulen's. 25-tf oi tne opinion mat law was intended D. F.

Mikesll, Geo. W. Bayles, all of Dun P. to restrain crime, not to control opin llaine and Logan. Henry has con- All kinds of cigars kept bv Horton Kansas.

2S2u. 44-uw M. J. SA4TKR, Register, ion. to punish guilt, but never to vio attueir Dimaru nan.

l's-tt nuiieu mat vote in mis city ior me past fifteen years. late the freedom of the soul. And if ook stoves at cost for cash for the raw RNITURE STORE! Notice for Publication. Land Office at Independencf, May lv, issi. next -JO days at J.

W. Paulen's. 19-tf G. E. Butin left here on Monday of State of Kansas.

Ride to the depot in Burge's bus. this week for CKtumwa, Iowa, to meet his wife who has been visiting in that ne is aiways sure to De on time. 2o-tf N'OTICE is herebv given that the following named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, aud that said proof will be made before the The lOSth Anniversary of American Independence will be appropriately celebrated in T. SPINDLER'S GROVE! ror the latest stvle of spring and summer dress goods go to Small's. 41tf.

Geo. W. Click. 1). W.

Finney. James Smith. Sam'l T. Howe. W.

A. Johnston. K. I'. MK.abe.

II. C. Speer. Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, Attorney-General, fctatu Auditor fcup't Public Clerk District. court at reuoina, ivnusus, on Mondav.

Julv 7. 1S84. viz: John W. Boddy, East Side Public Square, SCHLOESSER, Proprietor, for the'south half of the southwest quarter of One-fourth mile north of town. Plenty of shade Try a sack of the Cherryvale flour.

ou will find it at Spencer Knowles. 19-tf Cherokee and Crawford countv ana water. section 14. and the west half of tne nortnwest quarter of section 23, township J. range li.

lie state for several months. They will return home in about two weeks. The Altoona base-ball club won the game of ball played with the Sev-ery club, on Thursday last, the score standing, 23 for the Altoonas to 13 for the Severy club. We had a pleasant call from C. A.

Boling, postmaster of Altoona, on Tuesday of this week. He informs us that that they will have a glorious time at that place on the Fourth. Wilson County. UDGE PEFFER, T. J.

HUDSON AND REV. A. ALONE, have consented to lump and nut coal at the Park Lumber names tne following witnesses to prou ma continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: A. J. Ulackin, Ed.

I'ugh, Fred. Englebert, Millard Euglcbert, all of Fredonia, Kansas. S'o. 2S01. 43ud M.

J. SALTER, Register. State Senator, Representatives County Clerk, Treasurer, fheritr Clerk of listriet J. Z. Sexton.

F. M. Robertson. J. ii.

V. Mcpherson. J. Cr. Tuttle.

('. Sinpleton. W. R. Kelley.

.1. F. Shinn. Win. Stivers.

T. J. Hudson. M. K.

Richardson. N. McKiminey. A full and complete line of all styles and prices of furniture constantly in stock. Call and examine.

Undertaking a specialty. 5-tf Notice for Publication. Land Office at Independence, May la, 1SS4. D. P.

Pratt, wife and children, of the noble women of Fredonia seek to use the legitimate means which civilization and Christianity has bestowed upon them, to suppress any nuisance, we say God speed them. The law in all ages has been considered a great moral educator, and those who refuse to be educated, should not seek to reverse the hands upon the dial-plate ot time, and thrust us back for a century or more, into the dark and cruel past. When might made right and kings and masters ruled with undisputed sway, sovereigns then were few. Now every man and woman in these United States are sovereign to think and should be sovereign in the execution of every good and salutary law. The women and children of this country should not only be entitled to the protection the law affords, but every man should consider himself a committee of one to help, aid and assist in their protection.

Always remember that woman is God's highest, and holiest gift to man. She is the fixed star that sheds the first light upon the cradle and the grave. She is the blossom of every home, of every heart and of every fireside. She has filled the world with melody, for music is the voice of love. She is the wondrous perfume of society, without which man would be less than a beast, but with it she makes home a heaven and earth a paradise.

Justice. Proceedings in Probate Court. June 1. The last will and testament Jrobate Judge, Cnnntv Attorney Jtesister of Deeds Surveyor, Coroner, Commissioners, XJOTICE is hereby given that the following FN named settler has tiled notice of his inten M. uey.

J. W. Tejer. A. M.

raijf. W. M. Stout. T.

M. DAVIS, MANAGER OF TIIE ITcrth American Lightning Hod deliver short orations. 1 he Declaration of Independence will be read by, REV. T. A.

FANOHER. THREE BRASS BAUDS The cornet bands of Fredonia, Coyville and Fall River have been employed. Sports and Amusements The committe of arrangements have provided for the amusement of the young folks, and there will be sack races, preased pole, greased pig, base ball, etc. AN QLDW.D Mimi DINNER Four steers, five sheep and five hogs will be roasted whole in old-fashioned style. Diuner FREE TO ALL.

Everybody "and his sisters, and his "cousins, and his aunts," are invited to attend. By Order of Committee. lard. 17-tf A full stock of lumber on hand at Pound Martin's. Also a good supplv of lime.

18-tf" G. S. Clark, at Fredonia, loans money on improved farms at low rates of interest. 3o-tf Tf you wish to enjoy a quiet game of billiards in a pleasant place, go to Horton Bros. 28tf Don't fail to call at Peter Reeger's and examine that fine stock of silverware and jewelry.

25-tf Small's new stock of spring and summer goods is now open for inspection. 41tf Small's new stock of boots and shoes is the largest and finest ever brought to Wilson county. 41tf Small has some of the nobbiest spring suits ever brought to Fredonia, and is selling them at astonishing low prices. 41. tf See here Spencer Knowles will pay von the highest market price, in tion to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk District Court at Fredonia, Kansas, on Monday, July 7, 1SS4, viz: William F.

Tartar for the northwest quarter of section township south, range 15, east. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Jo. Hahn, Ohas. Brown, William Hamilton, A. II.

Teter, till of Fredonia, Kansas. No. '2S00. 4Swo M. J.

SALTER, Register. District Court. Judge L. PtilUvell. First Tuesday in February.

Terms, First Tuesday iu May. I Sec'nd Tuesday in Sei.temb'r. Notice for Publication. Land Office at Independence, May 19, 1684. Fredonia City.

"We are handling the celebrated large Copper Section Rod," and guarantee satiafactton to all. hen needing work in our line, come and we us. 23-tf T- IMI. DAVIS. XTOTICK is hereby given that the foilowing-i.

named settler has tiled notice of his intention Mftvor, Police Clerk Marshal, to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk District Court at Fredonia, Kansas, on Monday, D. Allen. Wilev. J. Mackey.

Ed. 'oates. N. l'owell. C.

F. Coleman. J. V. Tuttle.

MI. Pierce. J. O. Vassar.

"This Do Settle It." The Democrat of last week comes out boldly upon the prohibition question as regards the effort of the ladies to aid cash or goods for corn. 19-tf Councilmcn, of John Nelson, deceased, probated. FR 1A 111 SIP, July 7, 18S4, viz: Oliver H. Daniels for the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of section 13, township 29, south, range 1 east. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz Wallace Kelly, R.

L. Dnmwwood. James Crooks. James White, all of Fredonia, I have a few top buggies and spring wagons that I will sell low for cash or June 4. Hearing and order ot sale granted in the matter of the application of Matilda J.

Landreth. suardian in the enforcement of the law, and says good notes. J. W. Paulen.

19-tf LOCAL NEWS. that "this is men's business." Here is what the gallant editor of the Democrat of Mary E. Hodges, a minor, for au Kansas. 298. Good tables, goed cues, good cigars 4Hw5 M.

J. SALTER, Register. thority to sell the real estate of said and good attention to all patrons of the billiard hall of Horton Bros.2S-tf says upon this subject: minor. uumooldt, Kansas, and Mrs. Delia Bilker, and child, of Chicago, are in the city visiting relatives.

Mrs. Pratt and Mrs. Buker, are daughters of our worthy townsman, W. M. Oakford, esq.

It will be seen by the proceedings of the republican county central committee, which we publish in another column, that Center township will have fifteen delegates in the next county convention. Captain Cook, of Duck Creek, was in the city last Saturday, and took con-siderableinterest in the meeting of the republican county central committee. He says Duck Creek is all right for Blaine and Logan. During the past week the following marriage licenses have been issued by the probate jude Thomas M. Church and Elizabeth R.

Taylor. William T. Barrett and Francis A. Howard. G.

F. Meyer and Anna E. Short. Thomas Corey and Louis Epstein started west to "grow up with the country" on Monday of this week. Corey wore an auburn wig to fool Mr.

Lo in case he should fall into the hands of the savages. W. S. Mudd, of Bates county, Missouri, is here visiting his brother, A. T.

Mudd. During his short stay here he is making himself useful as well as ornamental in assisting in putting up Buckeye machines, at which business he is an expert. Preston Campbell and Summerfield two of the substantial farmers of Colfax township, were in the city yesterday. They are strongly in favor of voting bonds to build a new courthouse, and say the old rat-roost is a disgrace to Wilson county. G.

II. Anthony, of Cedar township shipped on Sunday last two car-loads of hogs from Fredonia, wo from Fall River and one from New Albany. Mr. Anthony is prepared to pay the highest market value for all kinds of stock, and farmers would do well to see him before selling. Wm.

J. SCHUBERT, Proprietor, June 6. Account of Thomas S. Dan It is proposed to organize in this citv a socie A large assortment of wall paper. Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Independence, May 19, 1884. iels, guardian of John Frankenbury, also Diamond wall-finish Kalsomine, at Purcell Walden's drug store. 44-tf ty of the Women's Christian Temperance Union. If the purpose is to enable the ladies oi our city to exert a united inlluence in favor of temperance, then the Democrat favors the movement, as being eminently proper, but. on the NOTICE is herebv given that the following-named settler lias filed notice of his inten an insane person, niied and approved.

June 10. Report of Eliza A. Thompson, guardian of the minor heirs of Isaac C. Thompson, deceased. The sale of minors interest in the real estate Look out for free exhibition of machine work.

Will give due no tion to make final proof support of his claim. other hand, if it is for the purpose of enlisting OPPOSITE PARK LUMBER YARD, FREDONIA, KANSAS. 1 am fully prepared to do all kinds of repairing and iron working. Gun and sewing machine repairing and engine and boiler work a specialty'. Farm machinery of all kinds repaired on short notice.

and that said proof will be made before the Clerk District Court at Howard, Kansas, on tice of the time. Pinney, Mudd Co. of said deceased filed and report coh- Mondav. Julv 7. 184.

viz: Simeon C. Bartlett lor A Nasal Im'ector free with each the west half of the southeast quarter and west half of the northeast quarter of section 9, town bottle of Shilon's Catarrh Remedy. nrmed) deed made and approved. June Abasrial Cooper appointed our Indies in a grand crusade war against the traffic in liquors, or in other words, lor the enforcement of the prohibition law, then you may set the Democrat down in the negative. It is undoubtedly wrong to sell intoxicating liquors in this state, if for no other reason, the law forbids.

But we have never believed that the women should be active participants in the prosecutions, because thev destrov their infli south, range 13. He names the follow Price 50 cents. Sold bv W. I. Pierce Bro.

25 guardian of the minor heirs of Aaron ing witnesses to prove his continuous resiaence upon, and cultivation said land, viz: Tho's. W. Moore, Eugene Markham, Charles W. Lawrence, George Stratum, all of Oak Valley, P. Kan Cooper, deceased.

Report of sale by the guardian of Mary E. Hodtres, of the minors interest Fine perfumes the I. C. Ocean iprav," Bridal Boqnet" and Sachet ence by so doing. We know that in many places sas.

Xo. 2799. powders at Purcell Walden's drug in real estate. Report confirmed, deed M. J.

SALTER, Register. C. CHASE, LAWYER, Office in Twin Mound Hall, Fredonia, Kansas. tne ladies nave become tne active prosecutors in these cases; but we say again, we do not approve of it. This is men's business.

Women, undoubtedly do wield an immense influence in store. 44'tf. made and approved. June 14. Claim of Charles Goehnatt J.

W. Paulen is selling a large num Notice for Publication. Land Office at Independence, April 22, 1881. ber of White Sewing Machines. They of $53 against the estate of John W.

Butts, deceased. society, but when she steps aside from what is considered by all her true legitimate sphere, she jeopardizes the very interests that she would serve. Her influence lies in another direction. We are candidly of the opinion that ire the Boss of all the machines in June lb. Claim of Harshbersxer Co.

MICHAEL N0RT0X, this market. 25-tf Organs Organs I have obtained the agency of the celebrated Western Cottage Organs! And am prepared to sell these first-class instruments at very low figures. Call and see them. They are TIIE BEST ORGANS MADE These organs will lc furnished in churches at actual cost. against the estate of John W.

Butts. If von want peace in the family deceased, for $74, allowed. risorniETore NOTICE is hereby given that the following-niiined settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof ill be made before the Clerk Distriet Court at Fredonia, on Tuesdav, June 17, 1881, viz: William M. Lewis, for the east half of the southeast quarter and the buv a Kitchen Jem cook stove and a June 1. Inquiry before a lurv and the ladies in Kansas to-day are doing much harm to the cause of temeperance, in allowing themselves to be made active instruments in these prosecutions.

We speak our sentiments freelv, as all have a right to do, and if what we Republican County Conventions. The republicans of Wilson county will hold a delegate convention at Fredonia. on Saturday, July 12, 1S84. at 11 o'clock a. for the purpose of electing four delegates and four alternates to attend the republican state convention to be held at To-pekaon July IG.

The committee recommend that primaries in the various townships be held on Saturday, July 5, to select delegates to the county convention. A delegate convention will, also, be held at Fredonia, on Saturday, September 13, 1SS1. at 11 o'clock a. for the purpose of nominating county and it is recommended that the primaries in the several precincts of the county be held on Saturday, September 6, for the purpose of selecting delegates to said con-ven tion. The representation in said conventions will will be one delegate from each township at-large, and one delegate for every twenty votes or a fractional majority cast for L.

Stillwell forjudge of the 7th judicial district. The following is the apportionment of the various townships Center l.r Cedar 7 Chetopa fi Colfax Clifton. 7 Tuek Creek North Fall Kiver 6 south Fall Kiver 2 Guilford 5 Neodesha 11 Newark 4 Pleasant Valley 6 Prairie 3 Talleyrand 4 Verdigris 7 Total 91 By order Republican County Central Committee. T. F.

C. DOU1). Chairman. R. J.

Mackev, Secretary. White's sewing machine. J. W. Paulen verdict, that John T.

McGrew and Jo sells them. 19-tf seph McGrew, are persons of unsound mind, and incapable of managing their say would induce our good ladies to take a prudent stand on this subject we shall feci much southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of Largest stock of silverware and owest prices at Peter Reeger's. If vou aiiairs ana the appointment ot George gratihed. section 24, township 29, range 13. lie names tne following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of.

said land, viz: Elias Blackburn. Jasper Cox, Marion Wadkins, rricnd as meir guardian. Also the want anything in this line don't fail to Coyville, Kansas. THE BEST PLACE IN TOWN TO PUT UP YOUR TEAM. John Allen, ull of Fredonia, Kansas.

No. 2708. 0. H. BLASS, Fredonia, Kan.

lve him a call. 2-j-tf Shiloti's Cnm will immediately re 1-Gtf 4uva M. J. SAlt liK, Kegister. The Fredonia base-ball club has challenged the following clubs for a match game some time during the present season Oswego, Wichita, Parsons, Augusta, Yates Center, Humboldt, Emporia, Halstead, Cherryvale.

lieve Croup, Whooping cough and Bron l-3-tf chitis. Sold by W. 1. Pierce Bro. Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Independence, May 1884. 25 Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy is a pos Joplin, Kansas City, Atchison and In C. H. BLASS, dependence. NOTICE is hereby given that the following named settler has liled notice of his itive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria and Canker Mouth.

Sold by Wr. I. Pierce Bro. 25 intention to make final proof in support of his Boarding Houso. claim, and that said proof will be made before Leave vour farm in the hands of G.

the CLerk District Court at fredonia, Kunsas, on Saturday, June 28, 1881, viz: Nathaniel M. S. Clark, at Fredonia, if you ould sell it quick. 35-tf Good accommodations for day and week boarders, liates low. Commercial Hotel, W.

K. H0RT01T, Prop'r, W.ICor." Public Square, Fredonia, Kansas. FIRST-CLASS House in Every Respect. The Rev. Geo.

II. hover, of Bour Butcher lor the nortnwest quarter ot tne northwest quarter of section 20, and the north half of the northeart quarter of section 19, township 27; range east. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said laud, viz K. R. Cole, bon, says: "Both myself and wife owe our lives" to Shiloh's "Consumption Cure.

Sold by W. I. Pierce Bro. 23 NEW TREATMENT Guilford Tablets. Weather hot and dry.

Cherries are plentiful at a low price. Prepair to celebrate and have a good time at Guilford, on July 4. Everybody is praying for rain. Brook Brown, son of G. B.

Brown, is back from Manhattan on a visit to his parents for a few days. Harvest is here and the wheat bids fair to be a big yield. Messrs. Conyers Campbell have purchased a twine binder. C.

A. Sprague has a new buggy. Frank Farwell's team while crossing a bridge, became frightened and ran oil demolishing the buggy. Charles one of Baker valley's enterprising young men is preparing to fence several hundred acres of pasture, J. W.

Dun fee is to be the marshal of the day on the 4th of July. A brother of I rank Farwell is here visiting. Bridge bond election on July 7. Logan Hughes, of was in town Sunday. Always practice what you preach.

If you don't like Sunday visiting then don't go visiting on that day. of Fredonia, Kansas, and George Dickinson, George Ivey, 11. Williamson, ot Greystone, Kan -FOR- Cook. Winner Cox are one of the sas. No.

2u9. 41-jw M. J. SALTER, Register. most enterprising real estate firms in Kansas and have done much toward m- AND lucing settlers to locate in ilson IFIRIEjIDOIISnilA- 2tt appointment of G.

W. Friend, as guardian of the minor heirs of James Mc Grew, deceased. Republican Central Committee Meeting. TurSuant to notice given, committee met at the courthouse, iu Fredonia, nt 2 o'clock p. June 11, 1881.

Vacancies occurring in Fall River and Verdigris townships, John Laughlin was made committeeman of North Fall River, Dr W. Brown for South Fall River, and F. SI. Robertson, for Verdigris. Committeemen present from the several townships as follows: Center, R.

J. Mackev; Cedar, T. F. C. Dodd I Clifton, Frank Riley; Duck Creek, N.

M. Knloi Fall River, north, John Laughlin; Fall River, south. Dr. -W. Brown Guilford, A.

Singleton; Newark. C. Morton; Pleasant Vallev, Joe Wiltse; Prairie, J. Kisinger; Talleyrand, "il. II.

Keesiing. It was decided to call the connty convention to select delegates to Topeka, to attend ho state convention, on Saturday, July 12, and the township primaries on Saturday, July 5. 1881. On motion a call was made for a county convention for he nomination of a county "ticket, be held in Fredonia, on Saturday, September 13, and recommended that the township primaries for election of delegates to the convention be held on Saturday, September 0, 1884. Dr.

Knloe, of Duck Creek, moved that no township have less than two delegates. The motion prevailed. R. J. Mackey moved that the basis of representation in the county convention be placed upon the vote received by James Smith, secretary of state.

After considerable debate the motion was defeated. On motion of Committeeman Wiltse, of Pleasant Valley, the representation from the several townships to the convention were made as follows: One delegate at-large for each township, and one for every twenty votes and a majority fraction thereof cast for the Hon. L. Stillweil for judge of the 7th judicial distriet. The representation entitles the several townships to delegates as follows Center, 15; Cedar, Chetopa, Colfax, Clifton, Duck Creek Fall Kiver, north, Fall River, south, Uuilford, Neodesha, 11: Newark.

Pleasant Valley, fi Prairie, 3: Talleyrand, 4: Verdigris, 7. Total, 91. Meeting "then adjourned sine die. Are vou made miserable by indi y-Sr Fine Sample Rooms for Commercial Men. Comfortable Kooms for Transient guests, (iood Stable in connection with the House.

Uates to suit the times. DISEASES, BY gestion, "constipation, dizziness, loss of appetite, yellow skin? Shiloh's Vital-izer is a positive cure. Sold by W. I. (o) G.

A. Brenenstall, Prop'r, Pierce Bro. 2o DR3, A J. D. STILYELIu Office at Residence, Main St.

FREDOXIA, KANSAS. Never such bargains offered before as at the Star Grocery. Two hundred FREDONIA, KANSAS HOWE valuable presents given awav. Call All work in mv line will receive and examine them. Don't lose your prompt and careful attention and charges always reasonable.

chance to get one. 2o-tf "Hackmetack," a lasting and fra grant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents. Sold by W. I.

Pierce Bro. 25 We treat and operate successfully on nil Diseases leading to Deafness and IllindneRS. Inverted Eye-lids or Enlroiiuu and Wild hair in the Eye-lids cured. The building boom is taking a rest. John V.

Keys, of Neodesha, was in town on Monday. A. M. Overman, of Thayer, was in Fredonia Sunday. The wells are running dry, and water is getting very scarce.

Misses Fannie and Emma lefevers visited Neodesha yestenho', The durability of has been demonstrated beyond a doubt. Captain Cook, of Duck Creek, was in the city on Tuesday of this week. There is a movement on foot to build a Catholic church in this city. Thomas Foster has accepted a position with Hedges, Whitbeck cc Co. Read the call for the republican county conventions iu to-day's Times.

Our people will celebrate the Fourth at "ew Albany, Guilford and Altoona. Butcher Sons have put up a ware room in the rear of their store building. Professor Wardlow, of Neodesha, will conduct the Wilson county Normal this year. Mr. Connell.of Altoona, was recent jrTHE ON CSm rWENTV ENJIUIE0 WV Monev Monev Money Wm.

The Jones Patent ventilated Trusses and Ab domi nal Supporters are superior to any in the market. They are are the easiest, safest and best, Stivers and son are loaning money on one, two, three and five years time. No delay. Money on deposit and can be paid over as" soon as papers are Arrangements are being made to have a special train run from Neodesha to New Albany on the Fourth. The train is to leave here in the morning and return in the evening after the close of the exercises.

This will give our people a fine opportunity to attend the celebration at our neighboring town. Brother Powell don't take any stock in the ladies trying to enforce the prohibitory law, and says "that is men's business." We have always considered our neighbor as a very gallant man for one of his age, and a great admirer of the fair sex, and regret to learn that he has "set down" so heavily upon the ladies connected with the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Our city was honored with a visit from the following prominent gentlemen of Independence, on Saturday last V. W. McCoy, H.

M. Waters, John McCulloutrli, K. F. Masterman, J. H.

Spencer, E. P. Allen and S. V. Matthews.

Their visit here was in the interest of masonry, and during their short sojourn in our city they were royally entertained by their brothers of the mystic tie of Fredonia. On Monday morning last James Bates' barn, in'Duek Creek township, nine miles southwest of this city, was entirely consumed by lire. At the time Mr. Bates had about 400 bushels of corn, several sets of harness and a lot of agricultural implements in the barn. His loss is near 1000, with only $L'00 insurance.

It is thought that the barn was set on tire by some tramps, who were probably sleeping in the building, as the dogs on the place made a fearful fuss and woke the family before the lire was discovered. The Grip styles foreign attorneys who attend court at Howard as "dudes," and claims that that the local "bar of Howard never takes a back seat." We have never heard before that the bar of Elk county was noted for any particular ability, and as we personally1 know a few of the jack-leg lawvers of that county, we are at a loss to know who the great legal lights of that county are. Will Brother Stein-be rger or our" old friend Oliphant give us information on this matter. There is a clergyman in this city who is the owner of a pet crow, and at times the little black rascal is very mischievous. A week ago last Sunday during church services, the crow was in the yard of the parsonage which jfins the church, he heard the voice of his master, and Hew threw the open window and lit on the pulpit, lie then signed.

SJ-We have a positive and permanent Cure for Granulated Eye-lids, and guarantee a Cure when desired, if patients will place themselves under our care. 18-3m DENTIST. Office on North Side of Public Square. FREDONIA, KANSAS. That hacking cough can be so quick also the lightest, cleanest and most durable.

A complete assortment at Purcell Walden's Drug Store. 44tf ly cured bv Shiloh's cure. We guarantee it. Sold by W. I.

Pierce Bro. 7 Wm. Stivers Son are loaning J. E. HORN, monev at low rates of interest.

Call 1 J. HUDSON, on them and get terms before you make a loan elsewhere. o-ti LAWYER, n-icili in -n m-t rp tf flip citizens i 1 1 -j rtF and -ifMnif-v' tlinr. will in Remember That 15 bushels of the celebrated Pittsburg coal from the Park Lumber Yard will go as far as any coal in the market on a wagon. 8tf T.

F. C. DODD, M. D. Office Altoona, Kansas.

Residence one mile north of Altoona. Office over Wilson County Kank, Fredonia, Kaanss. ly married to Mrs. Jessie Turner, of all kinds of mason work, in stone or brick. Cisterns -a specialty.

Inquire at star grocery, or Jas. R. White, Corner of Ohio and 3d streets, east of IrcDonia democrat square. Qmoll li 1 1 rrrnc A rfK IDZBIsTTIST. All work warranted and rrinps rpHRnnnliliv Neodesha Gossip.

From the Register. S. S. Steele and family have moved into their new residence on Wisconsin street. The country around Neodesha is improving with a rapidity that is astonishing.

Zack Benell's smiling phiz was seen on our streets the first of this week. Rev. E. Allen, who is staying in Fredonia at present, was in town Monday. Jesse Martin has purchased the four lots of Asa Menear, lying just west of Cross' hardware, paying therefor $1,200.

Jerry Shoemaker has sold his farm of sixty acres to Thomas Howdvshell for 1,200, through the hands of his agents, Parton Mason. Reverend Cooper's new residence is rapidly approaching completion under the hands of its owner and will add much to the appearance of its neighborhood. Uncle Jerry Ridenour, whom all the first settlers of this country will remember, took dinner last Tuesday with W. H. Parton.

Uncle Jerry has sold one of his farms in Greenwood county for $7,500. He was on his way to the southern portion of Iowa, for the purpose of visiting a son who resides there. A boy about 17 years of age, named Goodnight, was badly injured last Monday while working near his father's saw mill 2i miles northwest of town. He was dragging a couple of skids with a yoke of cattle and the forward ends "struck a stump. This caused the other ends to be thrown forward and one of them struck him on the side of the head knocking him senseless.

Doctor Hatcher was called and after an examination decided that the skull was not broken as was feared but that the blow had produced concussion of the brain which might result seriously. Office southeast comer l'ublic Square, Fredonia. Kausas. 1-L'O J. J.

stock of goods ever brought to Wilson connty, and is selling at prices that will "'astonish the natives. 41tf )(o)( QLD, YET "VIGQKQUSI" )(o)( ALL TI IK LATE NEWS-Xatioxal, State and Local. Joshua President. Isaac Hudson, Cashier. Adarhson's patent Shoulder Braces nrwl T)r.

firav's patent Shoulder Braces Office West' Side Square. for ladies and gentlemen at Purcell Walden's drug store. 44-tf. It is a wise impulse that prompts a man to provide for the possible contingency of his being taken away from his family by death by investing in a life insurance policy. "The best opportunity our people ever had is now offered them by G.

M. Reed, agent for the Ktnv Life Association, of Kansas City, Kansas. The distinctive feature of the Kaw and the one which is giving a spontaneous and merited popularity wherever it has been introduced is that of insuring two members of a family in one policy-, which is payable at "the death of either. It speaks well for the wisdom and fore-thought of our citizens, as well as for the acceptability of the plan of insurance by the number of policies he is issuing each week. 47-lw Coyville Sittings.

Rah for Blaine. Same for General Logan. Ditto for Col John A. Martin. Is Coyville going to celebrate Mrs.

Minnie O. White is visiting in the family of W. M. Harsh berger. Mrs.

Lydia Stalling spent Saturday and Sunday with friends in Fredonia. Miss Mossie Claiborne took a trip to Toronto, Woodson county, last week. Eli Olinghouse is happy, cause a little girl arrived there Monday, June 8. Reverend Kennedy's wife presented him a fine ten aud a half pound girl, Sunday, June 8. A drove of six hundred horses went through Coyville, enroute to Franklin countv last week.

E. quarterly meeting at this place commenncing Friday, June 27, continuing over Sunday. "Reverend llanna, presiding elder, will preach for us Saturday night and Sunday at eleven. WILSON COUNTY BANK. KAS.

FREDONAI, Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need for consumption, loss of appetite, diz -Co)- ziness and all symptoms oi uvspepsia. FAST EXPRESS TRAINS NO CHANGE OF CARS. )(o)( QUE MOTTO: MAJORITIES MUST GOVERN QUK POLITICS: INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC I )(o)( Published every Thursday, at CrriCK. In the'J. R.

round building up stair oue door Eat of the Post Office. N. POWELL. Editor and Proprietor CAPITAL STOCK, $100,000. Does a general banking business.

Hours from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Fredonia, Kansas.

jumped upon the minister's shoulder, TUDfllinU JPui-lman' Palace Slkepiso Caks innUUUn lAre run daily, without change. between 11 lm, ill In Price 10 and 75 cents per bottle. Sold by W. I. Pierce Bro.

7s Take a holiday and go to Frank Playter's cattle sale on Thursday, June 12th. Sale will commence at 12 "o'clock sharp. Free conveyances to and from all trains on day of sale from Walnut. 44-2t Why buy read3'-made clothes when you can" get them made to order by experienced and first-class tailors at the the same price, at Newman, Miller in Fredonia. Store on the northeast corner of the square.

44tf. flflft 5of rich farming and mining AWWfWUU AyJiMU lands for sale by this Co. in SOUTHWEST MISSOURI. JHARLES SWEXEY, Attorney at Law, Frelonia, Kansas, office East Side Square. Will give prompt attention to any businesH in his line.

Makes a specialty of United States Laud OUiee and Pension Business. Elk City. Professors Wardlow and Cogswell, of Neodesha, were in the city on Tuesday of this week. Thomas M. Temple and wife, are visiting friends and relatives iu Fredonia and vicinity, Miss Mossie Claiborne, of Coy ville, was visiting friends in Fredouia on Thursday of last week.

Mrs. Don Willitts, of Neodesha. visited her parents, Mr. aud-Mrs. J.

W. Defevers, Sunday last. Ten voting couples from this city pie-nieed at Spindler's grove, near New Albany on Sunday last. An experienced German butcher is making arrangements to start a Bologna factory in our city. Mrs.

D. Ilight.of Rich Hill, Missouri, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K.

Pound, this week. Mr. Potter, who recently bought out C. F. Tibbetts has a handsome new (sign, painted by Richardson.

Mrs. Minnie White's musical class at Coy ville will give a concert in that place on the night of une "0. J. K. DeMoss, a- prominent attorney of Neodesha, was at the metropolis on legal business on Mouday of this week.

The Fredonia and Altoona base-7all clubs played a practice game on Friday last, which was won by the Fredonias. Cooper Jackson's circus, which exhibited here last Thursday, was above the average show iu the ring performances. Altoona ami vicinity was visited with a terrible hail storm on Monday of this week. Window panes were broken, and considerable damage done to growing crops. Dick Howard, formerly local editor of the- Democrat in this city, now of Arkansas city, has been here for several days visiting old friends.

An attempt was made to rob- several houses in this city on Saturday night last. Thsre has been too many fnot-pads hanging around our streets during the past two weeks, and our city marshal should keep a waichfa.1 eye upon them. Googins Brothers are again at the old stand, and are prepared to do all kinds of work in wagon making line. Repairing of all kinps made a specialty, and done on short notice at reasonable The New Improved Singer. For a first-class machine go to Mrs.

Davis', east side of square. Office over Penn's restaurant, Fredonia. 25tf tetfYor full and particular information, with Maps, Time Tables. Rates, call upon or address any of our Station Agents, or either or either of the undernamed: G. W.

CALE, D. WISHART, Gen' 1 Freight Agent, Gen'l Pass. Agent, Pt. Louis, Mo. fct.

Louis, Mo. C. W. ROGERS, Vice-Pres. and Gen'l Manager, Temple Building, St.

Louis, Mo. S. BLACK PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. rates. We invite our old customers to call and see us.

47w4 ELI SIMMONS, Proprietor Occidental Hotel, CHANUTE, KANSAS. First-class in exery respect. This popular house, tinder the new management, will retain all modern advantages for guests. Every convenience. Sample rooms for commercial men.

Good stables in connection with the house. Omnibus to all trains. Terms reasonable. 1-8. tf.

surprise us if he concluded to locate-here permanently. The Local Markets. Fredonia, June 12 ana ne was eompeneu to posipone nis sermon until he shut up the crow in his cage in order to keep his congregation from bursting "out in. a roar of laughter. The vertical feed is used onb' in the Davis sewing machine.

No others have theritrht to use this feed. By this new feed-method, all manner of sewing is done perfectly, without basting, and there can be no "fulling" of the either above or below. Both upper aud under plies of goods are always carried together, as the vertical feel works equally on both, instead ot only on the bottom piece, as is the case with the old under-feed, as used in all other machines. This new feed does not stop at seams, but steps evenly over them. It is, mainly, this new feed invention that places the "Davis" so far ahead of all other machines.

"There was a man in another town, and he was wonderous wise for when he marked bis prices down he then did advertise. And when he saw his trade increase, with all his might and main he marked still lower every price, and advertised again. And when he advertised again his rivals stamped and tore, ta see folks rush with might and main, to patronize his store. And while they sit in solitude and see him custom win, that man behind the counter stood and rakes the shekels in. They saw his fortunes risiusr; he took a goodly lot of tin, and kept on advertising.

Each day a trenerous sum he'd sink, and demou- 1SS4. The Last Call. All parties indebted to uSmall Brothers on notes due, or are hereby notified to settle" fame within the next 30 days. We are jroing away and want our money. Please bear this in mind and save trouble and costs.

47-4t II. T. II P. Small. Married.

"HLISCO LINE. J. A. BURGE, Ate Emress Comply, AND PROPRIETOR BUS LINE. 3-r 40c 5 85c Soc 50c 90c 50 5 00 SHc St.

Louis San Francisco IRA THROUGH 20c OFFICE AT DRUG STOEE. Virgil, Greenwood Kansas. Half Fare Fourth of July. The Kansas City, Fort Scott Gulf, and Kansas City, Springfield Memphis railroad companies will sell excursion tickets to and from all stations on tlieae lines at half fare, except between such stations where the local fare each way make 25 cents or less, in which case no reduction will be made. These tickets will be on sale July 3 and 4, good to return on Julv 5.

J. E. LOCKWOOD, Gen'l Pass. Agt. A.

W. CORMACK, H. D. Office and Eesidence North Side Public Square. MISSOURI, KANSAS, BARRETT HOWARD Near Fredonia, on Wednesday, June 11, ISM.

by Elder ft. L. Allen, William T. Barrett and Miss Frances A. IIowaju).

all of Wilson county CHURCn TAYLOR In this city on June 12, ISSt, bv Probate Judce Stivers Thomas Church and Elizabeth R. Taylor. Corn, per bushel 3 Wheat Oats Rye Flaxseed Hay, per ton Eggs, per dozen Butter, per pound Iriife potatoes, per bushel GTeen Apples Laid, per pound Bacon Sides Shoulders Hams Chickens, young, per doz Chickens, old, per dozen Fat cows and Heifers, per cwt. Steers Fat Hogs Stock Ilogs 12c 13c ARKANSAS, INDIAN TERRITORY. Died.

lie 15c F. M. BUSBY, Dealer in Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, fots, faiesad GENERAL MERCHANDISE, 1 75 2 00 75 THE DIRECT THROUGH ROUTE 00- 2 50 Bus runs to and from Frisco R. R. depot, making prompt connections with all passenger land freight trains.

Passengers and baggage conveyed to any part of the city. Having telegraph and telephone connection with the depot am prepared to connect with all trains in.ample time. Office on north side of Public Square, Fredonia, Kan. 75 4 50 BARRETT Near this city on June 14. 18S4, of consumption, Cabbie, daughter of William T.

Barrett, aged 16 years and It months. VLIKT In this city on June 14. 1SS4, Of croup, Pkakl, youngest child of Mr. and U. Vliet, aged 2 years and months.

BETWEEN 50 550 strate full plain, the more one pays for the greater is his gain." Exchanae 00 4 S37THE33rKtf3iS AK3 51, FREDONIA, KANSAS. l-C-Sni, Kew Alljauv. Kau. GO'S i 50.