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9 it rm' ALD HER HfT ENTI 1 MiLliJ SCOTT CITY, SCOTT COUNTY, KANSAS, THlkSDAY, APRIL 24, 1890. Vol. IV. ABRAHAM LINCOLN. CITY COUNCIL MEETING.

ASTOUNDING AUDACITY 1 LOCAL CHAT. DOYOTIREAD xne ony council met last J) nday eve ning, when business was transacted and Is What oar Washington Correspondent thinks of the action of the Republican Congress Some rain this week. Mr. Wheeler is enjoying a visit from his sister. will again be in Soott county and organize other sub-alliances in the various townships, on that day at Grigsby.

The alliance is the proper organization to give the farmers a chance to better their condition in many ways, and we wish it abundant success in Scott county. new ulcers installed as rouows: mayor, in Trying to Get Around the Fre Coinage Of Silver Qncstion A Thing or Two the Lu S. Boyer; police judge, Jonah Harris; People Should Understand. THE COSMOPOLITAN, That Bright, Sparkling Young Magazine? Councilman, Thos. Poulson, L.

L. Binga man and Gust Bentson. Absent, Council- Congressman Conger, of Iowa, chair men Elect T. C. Carroll and Jos.

Brady. J-hos. Poulson was elected by the ARCOLA ANTICS. man of the house committee on Coinage Weights and Measures, having secured a favorable report from the committee in Council chairman for the ensuincr vear. j.c.starr was nominated and confirmed The Cheapest Illustrated Monthly in the World.

favor of the indom but, which prac For htm her old-world nio'ds aside she threw, And, choosing sweet clay from the breast Of the unexhausted west, Ith stuff untainted shaited a hero new- Wise, steadfast In the stremrth of God, and true. How beautiful to see Once more a shepherd of mankind indeed, ho loved his charge, bnt never loved to lead One whose meek ttock the people joyed to be, Not lured by any cheat of birth, But by his clear-grained human worth And brave old wisdom of sincerity! They Knew that outward grace is dust They could not choose but trust In that sure-footed mind's unfaltering skill And supple-tempered will That bent like perfect steel to spring again and thrust. is was no lonely mountain-peak of mind, Thrusting to thin air o'er our cloudy bars, A sea-mark now, now lost in vapors blind; Broad prairie rather, Keuial. level-lined. Fruitful and friendly for all humau kind, Yet also nigh to heaven and loved of loftiest stars.

Nothing of Europe here. Or, then, of Europe frontiiiK mornward still. Ere any names of Serf and Teer Could Nature's equal scheme deface; Here was a type of the true elder race. And one of Plutarch's men talked with us face to face. I praise him not; it were too late; And some inuative weakuess there must be In him who coudeseends to victory Buch as the present gives, and cannot wait, Safe in himself as in a fate.

So hJwjivs firmly be: as cuy cierK. (jommittees were appointed on finance, and on sidewalks, streets and alleys. Meeting adjourned to meet on the first Friday in May. First publication April 24th. Sheriff Sstle.

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The wheat, oats, and grass are coming on in fine shape since the last rain. Mr. John Corder, of Valley township, has as fine a field of rye as any one could wish to see. Why not sow more rye? It makes excellent feed. Charles Deng is going into the chicken business pretty extensively this spring.

He expects to have an early garden. Look out for all kinds of vegetables this spring. He is not doing all this work for nothing. Sunday school in the Corder school house every Sunday at 2 o'clock. Mrs.

C. Hall is staying in Scott for a few days. Timothy Hall's wheat and oats are looking well. He says that spring wheat is the kind to sow. The late wind storm did not hurt it in the least.

Parker Pepper took two fine hogs to District Court, 33rd Judicial District, Scott county, Kansas: Leander Rokes, Plaintiff, "1 vs. I James M. Childers and Lucinda Childers, Defendants. BEST EQUIPPED HOUSE IN THE WEST. Bv virtue of an order of s.al Uin nut nf the RATES REASONABLE.

E. W. Kelly and wife were up from Valley Tuesday. Go to the New Blacksmith Shop east of Commercial Hotel. Take your old iron, bones and rags to E.

E. Coffin, Scott City, Kansas. All work guaranteed at the New Blacksmith Shop east of Commercial Hotel. Pure-bred Brown Leghorn eggs 50ets. per setting.

Enquire of L. L. Bingaman. We want our subscribers to call for free copies of the new Kansas books recently issued. Rev.

E. L. Ashmore will preach at Manning the coming Sabbath morning and evening. It rained Saturday night Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday and -still it rains! The first Farmers' Alliance for Scott county was organized in Scott township Saturday last at Case's Hall. "Our Best" and "Champion" are the two popular brands of flour in the Scott City market For sale by J.

J. Brady Co. For particulars concerning that great Louisana Lottery windfall to a Scott resident, call on the News or Mr. Pat McGory. Last week Mr.

Breckenridge let the contract for a stone barn on his ranch that is to be 50x50 feet with a 16x16 frame addition. Repairing sewing machines, organs and district court of the 33rd Judicial district, sitting In .) ii auu 1U1 OUUlk CTJUIILjf, xiauwib, WlltTCIU ljU- der Rokes is plaintiff, and James rhildpm and Lucinda Childers are defendants, I3will, on THE Monday, the 26th day of May, 1S90, He knew to bide his time. And can his fame abide, Still patient in his simple faith sublime. Till the wise years decide. Great captains, with their guns and drums Disturb our judgment for the hour.

But at last silence comes; These all are gone, and, standing like a tower. Our children shall behold his fame. The kindly earnest, brave, foreseeing man, Sagacious, patient, dreading praise, not blame, Jsew birth of our new sou, the hi American. Lowell's Commemoration. Joseph J.

Brady is expected home tomorrow. Dee Gibson, wife and child came in from Canon City last week, Mr. Gibson on business, and Mrs. Gibson to remain in our healthful climate a few weeks for the benefit of her health, which has been slightly impaired since leaving here by the high altitude of their Colarado home. Commissioner Harris has the Court house square in splendid condition and is this week setting the entire block in catalpa, maple, locust and box alder trees from the Ft Scott nursery.

This is the best spring to plant trees we have seen in Scott county, and we are glad to note that a number are taking advantage of the excellent condition of the bolL Columbus Wright's familiar form was a pleasant surprise on our streets last Saturday morning. He now resides at Colorado Springs, and was on his return home from Chicago, (where, we understand, he wenf on business of a matrimonial nature, that willcome to a "finale" about the well, in June), and stop. ped off at Scott to have a hunt and fish with old friends here. L. S.

Boyer now has five insurance Companies. Some of the best companies of America are now represented by him, such as the Phoenix, of Hartford, and The Insurance Co. of North America. He also has a solid new company just admitted to this state the Denver Insurance capital $250,000 a liberal western Company. He can furnish both fire and tornado.

When you want reliable indemnity, call on him. Ab. Stinson reports trade good, and the fact that he is this spring fixing up one of the best farms in ths county, and that his field of spring wheat is a daisy, to say nothing of that new arrival, makes him excusable for stepping high these days and putting on so much Btyle with that sorrel turf nag. It takes rustling in this country, as well as elsewhere to reach the goal of wealth, and as Ab. is well supplied with this prerequisite, he'll get there.

A man can save a dollar and some cents by refusing to subscribe for a county paper but at the end of the year he will be the poore. The thinnest excuse of a paper published in this state is worth to the reader its subscription price a number between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. at the court house door, in the city of Scott City, Kansas, oiler for sale, at public auction, to the highest bidder for eash in hand, all the right, title and interest of the defendants, James M.

Childers and Lucinda Childers, in and to the following described property, situated in the county of Scott, State of Kansas, to-wit Lot No. five (5) on Block no. Twenty seven (27) of the originial town of Scott City, Kansas. Said property is levied on as the property of defendants and will be sold to satisfy said order of sale. market last Friday.

He says there is (COMMERCIAL HOTEL KANSAS IN LUCK. money in hogs in this country. W. II. Daniels is planting a timber Sheriff's Office.

Scott Citv. Kansas. ADril 21st. claim in the South Western part of the county. A.

D. 1890. VV. A. Thomson.

Sheriff. Scott Countv. Kansaa. Mr. John Bender arrived with seven "W- CTJ Thos.

A. Jenkins, Plaintiff's Attorney. First publication April 24th. hundred and four head of sheep from the south eastern part of the state last week. Sheriff's Sale.

Kansas is in luck. There is prosperity ahead for her farmers. The condition of crops, the source of the markets and the trend of all things seem to be in her arvor. The April report of the Department of Agriculture shows a low condition of the growing wheat crop, which indicates that the country will raise 30,000,000 bushels less this year than was raised last year. But in Kansas the conditions are good GOOD TABLES AND FRESH ROOMS.

A good many potatoes were planted last week. Mr. S. Elliot, of Garden City, was in District Court, 33rd Judicial District, Scott coun ty, ivausas tically demonetizes eilver once more, expects to call that bill up during the coining week and have it pass in the house. Con-greastnan Bland, of Missouri, in behalf of the minority of the committee, and in behalf of a vast majority of the people of this country, will protest against the action of the committee, and use every honorable means to prevent the passage of the Win Join bill.

Mr. Bland has already filed a very able and interesting document, for the committee, following the same lines he has always followed as a member of the House of Representatives, lie very plainly states that the majority are attempting to demonetize silver by stealth, as they did once before. The Windom bill provides that any owner of silver bullion, the product of our own mines, may deposit the same with any government deepository to be designated by the Secretary of the Treasury; that the Secretary shall be caused to be issued therefore, Treasury notes equal in nominal value to the price of bullion in the principal markets in the world. This bill repeals the present law, which compels the secretary to coin about $32,000,000 every year, and authorizes him to coin as much as $02,000,000 at the present price of the bullion. Moreover it leaves the subject of coining practically at the discretion of the Secretary of the Treasury, and if the bill passes there will be no law to compel the secretary to coin the bullion; so that, in fact, it demonetizes silver.

Inasmuch as this bill is about to be brought before the House for discussion, and passage, the people should understand just what it means. The audacity of the republican party in daring to bring forth such a measure as this, and at such a time, is simply astounding. Every school boy iu the land knows that a great majority of our people are anxious that we ehall Lave absolutely free coinage of silver, and every body who is familiar with legislation at the national Capitol is well aware of the fact that petitions have been received by both the Senate and House from every school district and township in the land praying for the passage of a law which will permit 'the free coinage of silver. It is well known that ever since silver was demonetized, gold has gone up nearlv forty per cent; that the demonetization of silver which acquires all money transactions to rest upon gold only, has given such a great demand tor gold as to nearly double its William Meigs, Plaintiff, 1 Valley last Monday selling school vs. Lucy M.

Moss. Arthur H. SCOTT CITY, KANSAS. Moss and James N. The farmers have wintered their stock Heading, Defendants.

By virtue of an order of sale issued out of through in good shape and have feed to sell. district court of the 33rd Judicial district, sitting in and for Scott countv, Kansas, wherein, William L. Meigs is plaintiff, and Lucy M. Moss, Arthur M. Moss and James X.

Heading are defend The fine lot of young calves coming on JAMES CALDWELL, ants, I will, on this spring cause the stockmen to smile. Monday, the 36th day of May. A. During the wind storm of the eighth of between the houi of 10 o'clock a. m.

and 4 o'clock this month, the Btove of the school house in District No. 10 was heavily charged p. atiue court House door, in the city of Scott City, Kas. offer for sale, at Public Auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand, all the right, title and interest of the defendant's, Lucy with electricity. It caused no little oi.

moss, Annul n. moss ana James J. Heading in and to the following described iironertv. sit Blacksmith, HORSE-SHOER, WAGON AND CARRIACE sport for the boys to place their finger nails close to the stove and see the blue all kinds of household furniture done by S. C.

French, at State Bank Building, Scott City. A gentleman from Silver Cliff, Colorado, was in Scott last week attending to the planting of trees on his timber claim near Grigsby- Sam Kelly was here from Kansas City first of the week shaking hands with old time friends and attending to some busi-1 ness matters. A number of fine gardens planted in and around Scott are already up and give promise of an abundant supply of early garden "Bass." New Home" sewing machines repairs, needles and oils of the best for all kinds of sewing machines at S. C. French State Bank Building.

D. F. Hall left Saturday night on a business trip to Denver, La Jara and other points in Colorado. Will probably uated in the eounty of Scott, state of Kansas, to-wit: Lot No. three (3) in block No.

fifty one (51). of the original town of Scott City, and ap- sparks. One boy who was lold enough and with an increased acreage that state promises to raise ten-million more bushels this year than last. The reduction in the crop of the country means an advance of 5 to 7 cents a bushel in prices. Kansas will, therefore, get more per bushel for this year's increased crop than she got last year for a much smaller crop.

Better than this is the fact that Kansas has held back a bigger percentage of last year's linje com crop than any other surplus-producing state in the Union. The rise in prices of corn which is now at hand, will therefore benefit her more than any other state. Cora is now selling nearly 4 cents higher than it Bold six weeks ago. The advance in wheat will probably carry prices of corn 1 or 2 cents higher. Kansas granaries are even now full to the roofs of corn as if the crop had just boen gathered.

The advance in prices will help the farmer immensely. Kansas raised finer corn last year than to place his nose near the stove received praiseu at 5 io.uu. raia property is levied on as ths property of defendants, and will be sold to satisfy said order of sale. such a shock that one trial satisfied him. eneriir omce, Scott City, Kansas, April 21, A.

1. 1880. Scribbler. w. A.

Thomson. Sheriff. Scott eoimtv. Kansas of times in the course of a year. Ignorance of the current events in this day of news MANNING MITES.

-Repairing and Thos. A. Jenkins, Plaintiff's Attoruey. First publication April 10, 1890. papers is a crime and a detriment to anyone.

The man who fares best is the man Sheriffs Sale, who reads his papers the closest and keeps Farmers are jubilant since the recent rains. Copious April showers and warm sunshine makes oats and spring wheat look Work from Scott Sf Adjoining Counties Solicited. posted. Standard. By virtue of an order of sale issued out of the uisirict court 01 scott county, Kansas, wherein L.

B. Firman, a prominent capitalist of well. xiciiiy uicKiiisim is pi. 11111 in, anu M. Wright, C.

H. Farco, C. E. Farco. S.

M. Kartro. Chicago, was in the city last week. Mr. return home Saturday next and F.

M. Fargo partners as H. Fariro Firman has extensive interests in west DTrrnT and Lindsey T. VVriut and Wruchk his Joe Newsom has obtained a position as W. N.

Law is indifferent whether crops make a big harvest or not. It is a girl who has taken up her residence with any other state in the Union. It is worth ern Kansas. He owns a number of wue, were ueienaauis, 1 will on telegraph operator down the road, and Monday the nth day of May 1890, creameries which turn out large quanti will soon shake the dust or mud of at the hour of 2 o'clock p. at the front door -LU him.

ties of cheese, the product from which Scott City off his feet for a time. vi we uuuuiug now useu as a court nouse in Me city of Scott City, county of Scott, and state of The shcool at Hampton schooJ house goes to Europe. Mr. Firman says that is closed. jvansas, oner ior saie at purine auction to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, all the Jonah Harris left fine samples of corn they bring good returns and he has great Plowed 1 Planted.

A. II. Wilcoxen, one of the most ener faith, in Kansas, though he ij of the title and interest of the above-named defendants in and to the following described real property, situated in the county of stateot Kan a premium to begin with and has been all through the season. Only 5 per cent of the crop was unmerchantable. Of the Iowa crop 8 per cent, of the Illinois crop 2i per cent, and of the Indiana crop 34 per cent was unmerchantable.

Kansas corn has been pre-eminently the export corn of this season. The government report issued yesterday states that of losses of cattle from disea at this ofSice last week, raised on his Beaver ranch last season in sod ground. The ears are solid and well filled. opinion that prohibition and woman suf- getic farmers of Michigan, is preparing to put in a large acreage of cane and corn. sas, 10-wu: liie soutn-west Quarter of Section Thirty-two (32), in Township Aiucteen (19) ol ferage is doing, the state more harm at Range Thirty-two (32).

Mr. Filson has added about 100 head of Program of teachers' meeting to be this time than either short crops or low aia property is levied npon as the proix erty of cattle to his heard on the Smoky. the above-named defendants, and will be sold 'id held in Scott next month, notice of which of value. It is almost equal to confiscation to require all debts, public and private, to be paid in gold or its present equivalent; and to require the labor and producing classes to pay these enormous burdens is a great injustice. The probabilities are that a sufficient number of level-headed republicans will oppose this bill; and if the democrats act unitedly as it is hoped that they will do in opposition to the bill, it will be killed as it ought to be in the House.

The people may be sure without appraisement to satisfy said order Mr. Cristler leaves this week for Chase prices. Kingman Leader-Courier. G. G.

Beck, of Rockport a broth saie. appears elsewhere in this issue, will be Sheriff's office, Scott City, Seott county, Kan county, where he has rented a farm. We fuurnish. Seeds or Trees, and Guarantee them to Grow, on Condition. Write us for Terms.

S. C. French published in this paper next week. sas, April 8tll, 1890. ses, exposure and other causes during the winter amounted to about a million head.

Very little of this was in Kansas. Such A Baptist Sunday school has been or Mrs. Sherman T. Burgess came in W. A.

THU-MSON, Sheriff of Scott county, Kan. ganized at Manning. er-in-law of P. S. Stafford, is visiting friends in the city this week.

Mr Beck will shortly remove to Ingersoll Springs, Kansas, where he has land interests. This Tuesday morning from Council Bluffs, W. J. Patterson and M. Sumnierfield.

O. D. Card closed a successful term of Attorneys for Flaintiff. losses cannot fail to have some influence in the way of advancing the price of cattle. Iowa, and will remain a mouth.

or more visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. school in Daugherty district last week is a new town and is located in Scott So Kansas is in luck again.

Mattocks. of one thing, however, and that is, that if this bill should pass the House it can Scott City, Kansas. It is not just the proper thing to glorify over the misfortunes of others. Kansas MS. Parker Pepper brought two fine hogs never get through the Senate.

The Western republicans in Congress county, and is said to be one of the finest locations in Kansas. Mr. Beck was formerly a Berrien county man but has resided in Missouri for a number of years. He returns to his southwestern home the GO TO- are uncertain what to do. They received from his farm to Scott last Saturday.

They were but one year old and weighed 250 pounds each. He says it pays to keep a few hogs in Scott county. SCOTT CITY and removed to Lis claim near Friend. The Manning school is progressing under the tutorship of Mr. Crabtree.

Rumor is authority that Manning will have a school house in the near future. The observer sees a school house nearing completion, but unfortunately it is over in Lane county. Assessor Lloyd is taking in the remotest quarters of the Township with dashing steed and Hying "jumper." His work is communications from all the Grand Arm. cannot afford to do that and does not do it ButKansashasbeensingularlybleesed in her escape from misfortunes, and in occupying a position to be directly helped by the misfortunes which have befallen others. The damage to the wheat cropB last of this week.

Dowagiac (Mich) Re Posts in their districts telling them to go publican. A $75 organ for $50 cash. First class ahead and grind out pensions. Then make, latest, style in design, and fresh again they recieyed letters from farmers Mercantile The Bakery Store! SHE IS DEAD. from the manufactory no second-hand and others warning them that the country is on the verge of ruin, and that the of other states will help Kansas immensely Perhaps it will cause a sufficient rise in organ, uall at this office for particulars.

This was the sad news brought to town about completed. people cannot pay any more money for Sunday evening concerning Miss Edna Also, a fine new sewing machine at a bargain for cash. price to net the farmer as much out of a fair sized crop this year as he got out of -FOR A FULL LINE OF- Master Newton Duns worth has been Tufts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John S.

sick; Dr. Williams attending. Tufts, living seven miles south of town. All who have used the flour manufac who had ben lying at death's door for a big crop last year. If the Kansas farmers were not compelled to pay a bounty of about 47 per cent, on most of his neces many months past with that dread dis tured by the LaCross, Kansas, mill, pronounce it excellent and continue to buy it in preference of most any other flour GRIGSBY GLEANINGS.

SoqpktB.Btoak FfiBSH ease, consumption. sary purchases, he might look forward to pensions. Altogether the life of the Western repuolicans in congress cannot be said to be perfectly happy. The republicans of Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, and South Dakota, have compelled the committee on Ways and MeanB to put up their tariff on Bugar. The people out there intend to raiBe beets and will make sugar from it and they want there beet interest protected.

Miss Edna Tufts was born at Manito made. The names of the brand are "Our a degree of prosperity which the farming Hello, SentiseIt-Hekald! how do you woc Rapids, Wisconsin, in 1870 class once enjoyed in this country, Best" "Champion" and "Belle of Rush." like bo much rain? New Bread, Pies and Cakes. OF GENERAL Also, a Large Stock of School Books, Stationery, i 22. 1TICHOLS, Soott City, Kura. where she resided until about two years Kansas City.

Star. How the garden stuff does grow, and Geo. P. McMenus is back from Mis Slates, Pencils, Pens, Etc. 3 ago.

wnen ner parents moved to Soott the farmers are all staying close to home souri, and will put in a crop on his farm POOR OLD PALSY. county in hopes that the change of cli at work. W. W. "Wheeler.

The appropriations which are being mate would benefit her health, she then Joshua Mottrk. Mr. and Mrs. Partington were the this season. Geo.

says the only objection he has to Scott this trip is too much mud in our streets. Mrs. McMenus and the MERCHANDISE Always on Hand. We neyer refer to our contemporary being a victim of the fatal malady. Fo: guests of Dr.

and Mrs. Williams last made by the present congress, will not bear comparison with the appropriations down the street if we can avoid it. In a time she seemed to improve, but the Monday. Mr. P.

reports everything children will remain in Missouri until the BANK OF SCOTT CITY. which were made by an economical dem disease having taken a strong hold, all ef booming in Michigan township. the first place, he hasn't got enough brains or office to deserve the title, and school term closes. ocratic House, during the Cleveland ad forts to ally its consequences proved fu Mr. Sam Christler, of Salt Creek, made Full Line of Clothing at Cost! A lady tells us that she heard a colored in the next he is a poor, palsied old man tile, and on Sunday morning she breathed our town a visit Tuesday.

ministration. Extravagance abounds on every hand. The death of Hon. Sam. J.

preacher say: "De fo part of de house who is gradually dying of envy and her last, and her spirit is now at rest Mr. Dunsworth has a very'sick son. A brother and several friends of E. B. Randall too- from the House not only one starvation, and we shall have to foot his will please sit down, fo' de hind part cannot Bb.

'o' part if de fo part presist in J. A. STINSON, Manages. with its Giver, for who of her most intimate acquaintances knew any ill of her? Individual Responsibility Over $200,000. Leslie stopped over Sunday with him on of its ablest leaders, but also one of the most careful and economical of statesmen.

burial expenses when he does go. The other week we mentioned our private standing befo' de hind part to de uttah She is among the purest angels of Heaven, say all. Bearing her trouble with pa. their way to Colorado to work on the Amazon ditch, which is coming this way. As chairman or the committee on appro obsclusion ob de hind part by de fo' part' Christian Advocate.

graveyard and its five -occupants. This so excited the jealousy of the old relic ol priations, he annually saved this country David Lloyd, P. M. at Manning, was in tience to the last, her final words were of comfort to the grief-stricken family. She millions of dollars, by Baying "No," and the seventieth century that he borrowed J.

Slemp, of Beaver township, called our town last week on business. a revolver and took atnp around town sticking to it, nhen needless appropria' Mr. Bowan, a jolly traveling man for Saturday. He says his is the finest wheat field in that neighborhood, bnt that any tions were asked for. Not only the dera told them with a peaceful smile not to weep, for she would soon be better indicating that there was no suffering on yesterday in search of blood.

He finally found one of Col. McCracken's Digger Symns Co-, of Atchison, was here Monday taking orders from our merchants. ocratio party, but the entire country lost Business of the General Public Kespectfully Solicited. PRESCRIPTION of them are good enough for him, and he is ready to buy out any disgruntled a statesman iu his death. Bob.

that fairer shore to where her spirit Mr. A. B. Cochran, who comes here Indians asleep in the sun, and opened fire at him from a distance of four feet would soon glide. Death came to her from Scott every week, says Grigsby is a croaker.

He is buying all the wheat fields he can get hold of. FARMERS MEET. He didn't even wake the red-skin up, like a welcome deliverer, and was with hummer. Q.K. and Judge Tollman, who objected to so Talk about rain, western Kansas equals out mental or pnyeioai pain, it was as According to call a number of our far much noise around his house, went out a light going out of earth to shine the Illinois in moisture at this time.

Last mers got together at Case's Hall, Satur PENCE PICK-UPS. Lots of rain. and drove poor old palsy away with a brighter in heaven. Hers was an exem day last at 2 p. and took further steps Saturday night was the beginning, and the end is not yet up to the time of our broom.

AN RUG STOR plary life, full of goodness, purity and 1 a i toward organizing a farmers' alliance in Spring grain looks good. A grand ball, last Tuesday night in Scott county. An organizer named Ma We are sorry for him. They say he cried while going back to his one-horse going to press. It has rained every day this week, and rained hard, too.

Put Pence. pauenue, auu mi luve una respect ner was only neoessary to meet her. In a very short time after hex arrival at her new home in Scott county, she won a son was present, and in a lengthy talk gave a fall and comprehensive summary R. T. ARBUTHNOT, Prop.

alleged newspaper, and no wonder. He should never have come west. He came, Ben Hale and Austin Freed are back of the objects and aims of the alliance as we ascertained, to evade arrest for from Gove county. They say that Scott is ahead of Gove in everything but prairie and its general condition throughout the Pure Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Perfumeries bigamy, but he should have taken some C- LOAN AND large, circle of friends, and occupied a position in the P. church choir of this where her sweet, voice made an im dogs.

Kansas down for a bountiful crop this year. Mabel What made you speak to that poor beggar so sharply? Perhaps she really was deserving of help: Mamie Maybe she was, but she interrupted me just as I was having a good cry over the poor girl in my novel dying and Toilet Articles, Glass, Putty, Etc. state. Notwithstanding the short notice riven, quite a number from all parts of other route. When nature fits a man to raise hollyhocks in New Jersey, he has Uncle Thomas Brazzle says his fall the county were present.

wheat is all right. no business coming west to try to raise pression on many who kuew her that will not soon be forgotten. But she is gone, and this whole community, as well as that Scott City, Kansas It required two clerks to wait on custo fc-ruitB. i.iyuutw mikhkiucal use. It was made known that before a alliance could be organized it was that other product.

Arizona Kicker, mers in U. 11. Wyatt store lost Satur Real Estate. neignDornaoa wnere sne uvea, mourns ZENOBIA CROSS-ROADS. day, necessary to form at least five sub-alliances in townships, and accordingly the the loss of so pure a life bo ullof gentle Miss Addie Long was visiting with J.

S. OSBORN, ness and goodness that that part of the fneetinir reconvened at 7 o'clackin the Miss Laura Starr last week. We had a ram Saturday with some hail, and a good rain Sunday night. It world in which Bhe resided, the hetter evening, and organized "Scott Alliance' -X'ractleal Put out lots of corn. It's a sure crcp for her having lied, The grief of the FAKM CITY LOANS.

soaked the ground deeper than any, rain this time. for Scok.1; township, with the following list of officers: Hon. J. Q. A.

Newsom, ber-eav4 family ia almost heartrending, but all must find solace in the fact that on the rich man's door-step. Terre Haute Express, The familiar faces of many old time Scottites who Bought fairer scenes and richer pastures than ours are becoming thicker on our streets of a.te. They'll all pqme back. Atyex searching around the west they find, that none of the new fields fqrnih them better chance fof building up a home in as good a climate, and when they go east to live well they just can't stand the old fogyism of the dull, dead east and they can't stay this spring. Too wet to plow, Wheat is starting up again.

With plenty president; vaiuweu, rue-jitwmcui, Thos. Poulson, lecturer; Fred. Starr, she is at peaeeat rest. We do not hear anything more of the mill enterprise; hope it's not a failure. Wonder what Bube Hawkins went i-0 Salina after? Time will tell.

Q. mm GIVE HIM A GALL The funeral took place rpm the C. P. of rain' it will yet come out, and make a good crop. churoh in this city 'Tuesday afternoon at treasurer; A.

M. Hopper, secretary; N. BaiU, inner guard; and Jas. Humans, outor guard. The first regular meeting nf this sub-alliance will be held next Yonr Hame end Addrao on REDUCED RATES VIA.

SANTA R01T1. this Pea Slump only QC 3:30 o'clock, Rev. Ashmore delivering the sermon. The church was crowded by citizens aesirou.8, or allowing tneir pro- Mr, Breekeuridge i8 back 9gain from Pueblo. He has made arrangments that enable him to pay cash to Scott county farmers for poultry, eggs and butter.

To all parties desiring to travel Eai Saturday, at whk-h applications for mem toand reverence and respect of deceased Send oostaee scamps or postai note and we bernhip will be considered. away from bright, progressive, promising, I to the last, and a large concourse aocom- flnnnv art bob I a i i a West or any other direction, call on age: it of Santa Fe Route and get rates befo will send you one by return mail. As'ts Wtd. Paper Hanging, Decorating, and Kalsomining a Specialty. EAST DbQEEK AYNU, SCOTr Cirr, KAN3A3 lux C.

J. C0N0LLY Co ROCHESTER, N. Y. On Monday text Organiser ilason mmi9, ipiuuea uie remains lo tao cemetery. going, F.

S. Halls, Agent,.