The Sun du lieu suivant : Glasco, Kansas • 1

W. STUDT BRO, mi Historical ggH 5 VOL. i2. GLASCO, CLOUD COUNTY, KANSAS, FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1894. NO.

24. JTOR SLOTHING TRY J. Ainbwohth. President, SA V17TT ril J( H. BRIEBLEY, A.

B. HI. D. Pliysidan and Surgeon, GLASCO, KANSAS. Olliee invr Hare's Drugstore.

AND TH THE AINSW0RTH BANK, K1- DAllljAilNO TRANSACTS A GENERAL HANKING BUSINESS. All Business Entrusted to our care will Receive Prompt Attention: COLLECTiOS and INSURANCE SOLICITED. Glasco, Kansas GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORE. Goods not sold below Cost. Goods not giveu away, but mt class goods sold at GENUINE BARGAINS.

Did you ever notice the difference between cash prices end long time prices? CASH PRICES always lend; others follow. See our new Dre69 Goods Cliallies and Lawns from 4 io 'JO cents per yard. Fiue Jaconas at 12 cents per yard. Lacs from let to ItO cjuts per yard. First class summer Corsets from 36 to 45 cent9.

A new Line of Summer Coats and Vests just received. YOU CAN A LAV AYS FIND AT Mr, M. L. Hare was relieved of his liquor permit, Monday, wo understand. Mr.

Rufus Gray, couuty deputy, came over from Concordia aud served the business. Its time was almost run and Mr. I tare had the petition prepared for a renewal. It will not only please you, but you will use nothing else alter trying it. Wo refer to Dr.

Sawyer's Family Cure Ask your druggist for freo sample. Sold by R. II. LaRocque. Allan Abbott informs us that, he won a good suit of clothes, as first prize, in a foot r.ice nt K.

N. Salina, sometime ago. Allan is one of those fellows who can work to his own advantage with both his feet, and his head. A. E.

Ott returned last Thursday evening from the stale Christian bun-day School Convention. He sttid they hud a nice time. NEW ARRIVALS -AT- STAHLEYS STORE' Just received a lot of Goods from our New York Headquarters. Swiss Embroidery, something new and 6ightly, at a great bargain 3, 4, 7, 9, 12, 14, 18 and 22c per yard. Also a new line of Laces in black silk, cream silk aud white silk, all widths, 9, 10, 12, 14, 16 and 20c.

Iu Cotton Laces we have a nice va-ric ty in white aud cream colors at slaughter prices. In Silk Mitts we have from 16 to 34 cents. Ladies Lisle Mitts 11c. Gauntlet Gloves. Misses, 10c.

Ladies', better quality, 29c, worth 50 per cent more. A nice lot of whito Pearl Buttons, from 3 to 6c. Swan Bill No. 1 Hooks and Eyes, lc per card of 2 dozen, or 6 cards for 5 cents. A lot of Table Oil Cloth, first quality, warranted not to crack, at 17 cents.

Nice Border Veilings, colors black and light brown, at 19c. Bring1 us your S. C. Stahley. Dr.

D. H. COURTNEY. Physician and Surgeon. Twouty Years' Practice.

Oilier wer Hare's Drugstore, (ilrn-eo, Kansas. U. G. SNYDER. Painter and Paper Hanger.

Carriage Work a Specialty, Go to Hie WINTERS' Restaurant, GLASCO, KANSAS. Best Meals iu the city for the Money. Try It. For Square Meal Call at the SPADLD1NG HOUSE. (j3TSunday Dinners a Specialty.

L. a. CURTIS. Weather Keport. Friday fair until afternoon, when thunder storms begun to circle round from two showers iu p.

m. wind from 8 o. Saturday fine heavy min last wight; cloudy morning, but soon cleared away. Sunday south wind; cloudy. Monday fair, south wind.

Tuesday fair, south wind. Wednesday strong 6 wiut), some dust, running clouds. Thursday cloudy; wiud. What's The U3 of Talking About colds aid coughs iu the summer time? You may have a tickling "cough or a little cold, or baby may have the croup, aud when it comes you ought to know that Parks' Cough Syrup is the best cure for it; sold by it. II.

LaRocque. 0 CARD OF THANKS We extend our sincera thanks to the neighbors aud friends for their kind assistance duriug the sickness and death ot our dear father and husband. Mrs. Matthews and Children. Dr.

Sawyer's Family Cure It not only relieves; it, cures. It is suitable to all ages and every member of the family. Try a free sample. Sold by R. II.

LaRocque. Nearly everybody were smiling la6t Saturday, and those who wereu't probably wouldn't smile under any circumstances. The cause was the epleudid rain we had Friday uight, that gave the ground a thorough soaking aud caused streams to flow that had been empty for several years. Our Grandmother's Way Was to steep roots and herbs and uso it. every night.

We can do the same by using Parks' Tea. Nothing acts as promptly and without discomfort. Not a pill or cathartic, but moves the bowels every day; sold by R. II. LaRocque.

0 John Cunningham and G. E. Seher-er, organizers for the Knights and Ladies of security, arc in the city to organize a Council. The Order admits both men and women from the aeofl8 to 55 years. Pays part of Beneficiary in case of total partial and physical disability, aud by creating a reserye fund, can positively state that it will never cost per year for $1,000 to carry.

It' will anyone to look iuto the plan as it is the best. See the organizers and join as Charter members. R. W. Harris, M.

D. Cilice at LaRocqne's Drug Store. Residence, first house north of Lumber Yard, GLASCO, KANSAS. Secret Societies. (iliiHcn A.

it M. 31asi mi-el II re mill Siril in ciu-li month, ii it lion' Mall. Itrutlirta welcomed. W. 31., W.A.

HUlliouse. See. ,31. Craft. O.

(ilsc'; Nil. 1SS, meets Friday evenings. N. D. V.

Trasley. Poller (J. A. Post No. meets in Odd Ke! lows' Hull nd unci llli Naturdaysjeaili nioiilli.

W. Ii. meets oil Hatrirdays, cviTy two wveks, hi. Mil Hull. Mrs.

Sarah 1, Woodward, President. Mary I'nlmer, Secretary (llnseo No. 'H, K. of niecls eu'ry Jlonilay al Ko'cloek in Odd I'VUows' hull. ('.

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in, TiaiiiH do not run on yiinilayi. CI1AS. HADE, Notary Public and Insurance Agent. Deeds, Mortgages unit all kinds of Legal papers made'oul. Office at Lumber Yard, Wlasco, Kansas.

A. e. Giome, NOTARY PUBLIC milt Insurance iYn't Pension Vouchers properly acknowledged, and all kinds of Conveyances carefully made up. A. OTT General iltohaiise, GLASCO, KANSAS.

DAY DAY. Retailers Of HARDWARE, HARNESS IMPLEMENTS: Examine our Complete Lines of Ice Cream FrRCzcre, Cutlery, Refrigerators, Fruit Jam, Itskcs. Gasoline Sweat Pads, Harness, At the meeting of tho cemetery as sociation last Saturday it was decided to put in a drive pump at the where parties so wishing might get water to nourish tho plants. It was a move to be appreciated and endorsed. Drouth in Kansas has become so ha bitual that no soouer is a raiu over and tho sun begins to shine than the dovort begin calling for more rain.

E. T. H0FFMAN.K:- ltLACKSMITU tV AYHKKJVIMtiUT Plow, imil nil kinds of Wood Wink Specially. Dance here on night of 1th. Raspberries on the market.

The Solomon took a little rise. C. W. Converse went to Minneapolis Tuesday. Mrs.

Edith Blount has been quite sick this week. Ed. Hawkins of Delphos, was iu the city Wednesday. Mr. Bert Jcuniugs of Simpson was in tho city Wednesday.

Mr. John Pratt purchased the farm of L. 1). Cary on Criss Creek. Mr.

Charles Muir and Miss Jennie DcCourcy were in Delphos Tuesday. Robert and Gcorgie Beaver, and Mr. Mclnlyrc were in the city this week. Eggs taken iu exchange for Wall Paper at McKinsicr's. Wo hear Hint Mrs S.

Thackcrav has the best appearing lield of wheat in the community. Mr. Theodore Lutr. of Beloit was iu the city Monday. He came down Dr.

Dailuy. Greirg has purchased the properly occupied by Mr. Stackhousc. Consideration 1.50. Mr.

aud Mrs. Martin Maine, of Simpson, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louder, Sunday. Tho ladies of the M.

E. Church will serve ice cream at LaRoeq tic's hall on Saturday, Juue 16. M. II. Carroll drove over to Concordia first of the week, and brought the girls home from institute.

L. Noel had tho furnace torn out from about the elevator boiler, aud rebuilt. L. E. Frankforthor did the work.

From June 9 to July 9 I will make a reduction on all plate work. Come and seo inc. E. W. Allison, Dentist.

Mr. and Mrs. Tweed and family and Mr. aud Mrs. Brumago of Beloit, visited with Mr.

Grout's over Sunday. The old gentleman Missell was walking our streets again. It looks like old times to seo his familiar figure. All kinds of stone and brlek work neatly and quickly done. Repairing a specialty.

Cistern building. Dcu. Ilanuau. A number of the young peoplo enjoyed a party at tho residence of Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Winters Tuesday-night. Considerable wheat is being placed ou the market. Farmers are probably hauling oil the old to make room for tho new. What does it cost you a year to have gasoline stove cleaned? White Rose Gasoline will save tho expense. For sale at Giger's Hardware Dr.

Sawyer's Family Cure invigorates, strengthens, recuperates, rebuilds, restores and brings Hew life. Ask your druggist, for a freo sample. Sold by R. II. LaRocque.

The birthday of Alma and Albert Palmer occured last Friday, and a lot of their young friends gathered there and had a good time. They enjoyed ico cream and cake, and presented the two with quite' a number of presents. Democratic Couuty Convention. Democratic Central Committee met June 5th. 18U4, and called a Democratic Couuty Convention to be held at the Court llouise ia Concordia, June 26th, at 2 p.

m. for the purpose of e-lecting five delegates and live alternates to the state convention at Tope-ka, July 3rd, 181)1. Also live delegates aud five alternates to the congressional convention to be held iu Concordia, August Mill, 1891. According to basis agreed upon the dffierout townships are entitled to the following representation: Elk 7, North Lawrence 1, South Lawrence 1, East, Sibley 1, West. Sibley 1, Buffalo 1, Graut2, Summit 1, Ariou 1, Lincoln 1, Center 1, Nelson 2, North Shirley 2, South Shirley 2, Colfax 1, Starr 2, Aurora 1, Oakland 1, Lyon 2, Meredith 2, Solomon 3, City of Concordia, ist ward 2, 2nd ward 1, 3rd ward 1.

4th ward 3. It is also recommended that the caucuses in the difl'eient townships be held on Friday, Juue 22nd, 1894. Aud the members of the committee iu each voting precinct tiro authorized to issue au official call at least leu days before the date of caucuses. Respectfully, George Lay tot), W. II.

L. Peppercll, Secretary. Temporary Chairman. Caucus will be held in Glasco, Friday, June 22, 1834, at 2 P. to elect delegates to said convention.

By order of Committee. GROCERIES, Confectioneries, Green and Dried Fruits, Tin and Wooden Ware, Flour, Feed, Etc. A full Line, and prices as low as the lowest. Butter aud eggs taken same as cash. Call and see mc at the old stand.

Wallace Griffin. Auolher old soldier, and many years a sitizeu of this community, Mr. S. W. Matthews, departed this lif'o Monday morning, aud was buried iu tho Glasco cemetery Tuesday afternoon.

The G. A. R. took charge of tho exercises and laid their old comrade to rest, and now there is another little mound that will needs be decorated one year hence. Elder Smith preached the funeral service at the Christian church, where au immense throng of friends, many of whom could not get into the building, gathered to pay the last sad rites.

Tuesday was Odd Fellows' decoration day, and tho members of that order here celebrated. It is an annual day with this secret order, for decorating the graves of departed members. The services occurred after the funeral, and the old soldiers were invited to take part in the exercises, which they did. The D. ofR.

was also out, and assisted. The Glaco Amateurs went to Ash-erville last Saturday, to play ball. The game panned out in their favor with 6core about 9 to 18..