The Down's Chief from Downs, Kansas • 5

Personal. Dick Bundle is taking a short lay the downs chief, off. Dr. Poole was ud at OsbWne, Wed W. H.

WHlTMOftE, Editor. nesday. To the Ladles. Mrs. E.

M. Sprague wishes to call1 the attention of the ladies of Downs and surrounding country to the fact that her stook, jt millinery was-never so complete as at the present' time. Next week she will receive another large invoice of goods invites the ladles to call and inspect the stock. Prices to suit the hard times. Do not fail to read the suppleffittrit.

Read J. B. Ktoetch's new advertisement In another place. When you are In search of Christinas goods call on Carney Broa. Frank Burtou left this morning for Kansas Cit to be absent a few days H.

C. Strohra, of Anita, Iowa, write" us to send him the Chief. Here THURSDAY DEO. 4. 1890.

Mr. and Mr6. 8. A. Getty, returned rom Topeka, Monday night.

A daughter was born to Mr. and A Reform Legislature. The next legislature of Kansas will be one of legislative reforms. There are many reforms demanded by the farmers of the state that are just, and laws to remedy the evils of which they complain should' be etf acted. The republicans- as well as-the alliance members of the legisla tare are committed to the policv of reform, and there need be no friction' between the lowef house of that body which will be controlled-by the alliance and the republican senate.

Kansas is an agricultural state, and the Interests of the farmers must be Mrs. Frauk Klzer, last Friday. OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY. Hannibal Craney returned last Saturday from the rlvpr towns. Entered at the post-office at Downs, Notice.

Notice Is herebv crlvim t.hn. tw A brother of Wm. Duden's. from Sam Beck is now doing short birod Kansas, as second class matter. Topeka, was here visiting him lust undersigned, a registered pharmacist, and in good faith engaged in week.

John Fink and wife, left Tuesdnv night for a visit among Mends in Iowa. S.T.Powell, a money loaner of work for conductor Collins ofl the north branch passenger. The Kansan and Quill, at Jtamesr-town, have been consolidated. Th'e new paper is called the New Era. The Liberal Lyre is the name of a a new paper In Kansas.

But the state has had a good many of them! before. Remember that J. G. Poole has the Wateryllle, was in the city Mbnday night. the business as a druggist, at Downs, Kansas, has applied to the Hon.

B. M. Remy, Probate Judge of Osborne county, Kansas; for a permit to sell' intoxicating liquors for medicinal mechanical and scientific purposes, under the act of ttie legislature of the state of Kansas, approved March 5th 1887, and that the petition of said applicant has been set for hearing; by said at his oflice in Osborne, Kansas, the 7th day of January, Av 1391, at 10 o'clock, a. m. d4jl J.

G. Poole. piotectedfrom the greedy grasp of the monopolists. Toronto Republican. Rot similar to the above can be seen in nearly every republican paper in the state.

We say rot, for the reason that the same sheets have neVer before advocated a reform id the state, and nver would had' it not been for the fact that the republican party is-out of power in the state. The republican party owes its existence to plunder, and when J. W. Bartlett. who has been sta CENTRAL (IRANCM DIVISION OK MISSOURI PACIKIJ) K.

IC. TIME TABLE, MAIN LINE TRAINS. DEPARTS Passenger a ni tion agent here for the past month, has been transferred to Coticordia. Mrs. R.

Oldson. who has been finest line of hanging lamps ever brought to northern Kansas. Call visiting friends in Ohio for the past month or so, returned this morning. anil see them. S.

B. Farwell and wife, of Osborne. that supply is cut off the party will Say, this means you: It you are tpt)k the ti-ain at this place Wednes Notice Notice Is hereby given that frho undersigned, a registered Dharma. in need or winter clothing, and care fall to pieces. For the past twenty years the leaders of the republican to save money, go at once to L.

G. cist, and io good faith engaged let party in Kansas have been creating new offices to be filled by scheming Store's Co's. and learn prices. Be sure and get a pair of the cele brated Malone all wool pants at C. tne ousiness as a druggist, at Kansas, has applied to the Hon.

M. Remy, Probate Judge of Osborne county Kansas, for a permit to selP Dittman's. They are going like Passenger 6:00 Xiocal freight a. ta brough freight 2:30 p. ARRIVES, assengcr 8:20 a.

Passenger 8 :15 p. Phrough freight 1:05 p. Local freight 7:45 ra NORTH SOLOMON BRANCH. DEPARTS. Passenger 8:40 a.

Freight 3:00 p. ARRIVEo. Passenger 5:40 p. Freight 1:05 p. SOUTH SOLOMON BRANCH.

DEPARTS, Passenger 8:40 a. Freight 3:4.3 p. ARRIVES. Passenger 5:35 p. Freight 2:00 p.

in GEO. WILSON, Agent. hot cakes. Are worth double what he asks for them. intoxicating liquors tor medicinal mechanical and scientific under the act of the legislature of the state of Kansas, approved March 5th.

1887, and that the petition of said applicant has beenset for hearing by said Judge at his office in politicians, and to-day the people of Kansas are taxed to death' to' keep these same office holders'! in luxury. It is time to call a halt, and bring forth the chopping block and rid ourselves of these useless luxuries, but it is poor taste for republican journals to begin to advocate such reforms. Ten or fifteen years Our subscription list is growing day morning, lor lowa to visit relatives. W. Huff and Wm.

Diamond, left Monday night for Ft. Smith. Arkansas, to recover Mr. Diamonds horses that the Shafer boys stole a month ago: Miss Bessie Judson, from Manning. Iowh, sister to Mrs.

James Ebnotbcr. arrived Wednesday morning, and will remain all winter visiting the latter. Jnifies Scott and wife from Mober-ly, Missouri, now oceupys residence on east Beal street. Mr. Reoti Is breaking for conductor Schofield, between Downs and Greenleaf.

J. A. Forlino and Mrs. L. D.

LeRby of Colorado Springs, arrived hero yesterdav and will remain a few days visiting friends. Mr. Forline reports their business in a flourishing con very rapidly. If you are not a sub 8crlber now, call and see copy of papr, leave yotir name and a dollar, Osborne, Kansas; the1 2d day of January, A. 1891, at 2 o'clock, p.

m. d4jl Jas. E. Snow. and you will ever after be happy.

ago they should have made their kick. A Kansas woman has been licensed as a druggist, and when a customer winks at her across the soda foun How Hie ITtcKlnU-i' BUI Work How is plusri effected by the Mc tain she does not know whether to blush or reach for the bottle in Ivinley bill? I know something The mafd was a maid of many charms, And Hie lump was turned down low, Rut the youth didn't know how to use his arms, And she smiled when he turned to dition, and are well satisfied with which the spirits feimenti i3 impris oned. about this subject. The cheaper grades selling at $4.85 per yard wholesale in New York, have been Colorado Springs. Another excellent feature of the Rev.

M. R. Mver tied a matrimo increased rjy mis Din to $6.77 per nial knotat the Silver Cieek ehureh, yard, 39i per cent increase. The McKinley bill is that human hair has been put on the free list. This with Public Notlo of Adjourned Sale.

Notice is hereby given that In accordance with provisions contained' In section (as amended) U. S. Revised Statutes. I shall sell at public auction to the highest bidder, on the' 23d day of December, 1890. at 2-o'clock p.

at the office of the First-National Bank of Downs, in the city of Downs, Kansas, all that portion of the ctrpital stock of tho said bank belonging to Robert Keith, or SO' much thereof as may. be necessary to-satisfy the amount now no and unpaid thereon, mid' for which an assessment in accordance with law has' been made. By order ot the Board of Directors' of said Bank. C.J. Sargent, Cashier.

Dated Nov. 20th, MM. near Hill Citv. Kansas, on the 27th in which Mr. W.

C. Wallace nnd dearer grime, selling at $10.60 per yard, has increased to $11.50 per free diamonds just suits the farmer With a big diamond and a small wa Tuesday was a reminder that! winter will soon be here. Dave Cowger, now at Riverton, Iowa, orders the Chief. There was a dance out at Charley Oldson's Monday night. Mis.i flily L.

Blackburn were mar ried. The bride is county superin dent of Graham county. yard, nine per cent. Thus the in or human foreign hair he can sit up crease on the grades used by the masses, is 4i times the increase nights and enjoy himself. Waseca We have a new sta'um agent this week, Geo.

Wilson is tin; man. Ev Radical. of the dearer grades. So with as iiie salt plant at Hutchinson anu erybody knows Mr. Wilson, as he was agent here several years aero.

We welcome him to Downs. His family will arrive from, Osborne trachans. Cheap grade: Old tariff' $1.52 per yard. McKinley $2.75 per Annapolis are said to be increasing in importance every month. So vard.

eighty-one per cent incicasc shortly, and will occupy the Dick great is the business of their institu Ltundle residence. Dear grade has only increased 20 per cent. Corduroys the cheap guide Dr. O. F.

Shearer left Monday for New York. For the past six years used for poor men's clothing, has-advanced from 251 cents per yard to cents, an increase of 41" per cent. ie has been a resident ot Downs. He is an excellent physician, The dearest grade, used" for riding good citizen and our people regretted to see him leave. We understand his Intentions ure to attend lectures trousers, expensive clothing, that city for a few months and will ins increased from 79 cents to 82 tihen1 resume the practice of medicine in some Ohio town.

The Presidedt's message can Le found on the inside of this paper. We regret to learn that the democratic majority in Texas has been reduced to 140,000. They say that Frank Kizer was down town buying his daughter Christmas goods yesterday. O. Denton has bqeri "dipping" his sheep this week.

The work of dipping 6,500 sheep is no small job. The dance at the Opera House Thursday night was well attended. We understand there will be another Christmas night. J. C.

Hutchinson, Frank Irey, A. L. 'Dunham, Geo-. Wilson, J. N.

Garner, Dave Cowger and M. P. Taylor are our new subscribers this week. The Cedarville Globe has suspended. Mr.

Barron was giving the Cedarville people a good Daper. but that town is too small to support as cents, an Incrcaso of 4 per cent. So a grade of overcoating used by the Pnbllc Notice of Adjourned Notice it hereby given that in accordance with the provisions contained in section 5205 (as amended)' U. S. Revised Statutes, 1 shall sell at public auction, to the highest on he 23d day of December.

181)0, at 2 o'clock, at the office of the First National Bank of Downs, in the cltv of Downs. Kansas, all that portion of the capital stock ot said Bank belonging to John H. Benton, or so-much thereof as may be necessary to satisiy the amount now 'Jae and unpaid thereon, and for which an assessment in accordance with law has-been made. By order of Hie Board of Directors' of said Bank. C.

Sargent, Cashier. Dated Nov. 2otH masses, selling in New York before tion that it is claimed the Missouri Pacific is unable to handle the traffic, being behind now about 1,000 stock cars and 2,000 coal cars. We wish to say to those who have been taking the Chief for two or three years and hatfe never paid a cent, that it does hot cost money to run a paper. We have no large Dills to pay; that we are just printing the paper for glory.

If you should happen to pay what you owe us, it might cause us much trouble, A paper that has a taste for mathematics has figured it out this way: If God in the beginning had given Adam salarv of $25,000 a year and had continued his life and salary until the present time, and Adam had ISelow Vomt. I have a few dozen heavy winter the McKinley bill for $2 per vard. has increased in price to per weight Molone pants, all wool, which yard, an increase of 17J per cent, I will close ouC below cost, in the next thirty days, See C. S. Ditt- while psods selling for $0.29 per yard have increased only 81 per cent.

man, merchant taylor. Th us is the woi ftingman protected. liOW Railroad UutcN for the HofldaVB. Workitignian id1 Boston Globe. The Missouri Pneiflc Railway creets all its friends with a wish for the Biggest scheme in baking powder at the Ilawkoye store.

One 4 cal. hoarded every cent; of it, he still be $50,000,000 poorer than William H. decorated pitcher and platter with Merriest Christmas and the Happiest New Year, and takes pleasurs in offering greatly reduced round trip rates to enable them to visit their friend- at any point on this road, not each can, free. The National Capital Buildiner and over 2oo miles distance. Tickets are Vand-erbilt; is $150,000,000 Vaudebilt's wealth is $200,000,000.

The following is a list of the teachers who attended the Northwest Kan on srq 3 December 24th, 25th and 31st and January 1st. good to return un Loan Society Ir-making loans on both town and' farm property. Interest only per cent. sas Teachers' association at Beloit, til January loth. For tickets and all further information, apply to your local ticket agent.

li. (JARI'ENTSB, Agt. Wm, Mellen, Law, Loan, last week, which was furnished us by A CiKAMkCO.TiniNATIOIV. Punt Time' Perfect Comfort, Absolute Kiifoty, These are the inducements offered? the traveling public by the, St. Paul Kansas City Railway, one-of the yrmngest and beyond dispute one of the best railroads upon the continent.

Its Vestibuled Compartment Sleeping Cars, run on through-trains, are marvelous of and add to beauty and luxury, perfect ventilation; making them tho mostdvsirablo at all seasons of the year. The Dining Car service is fully up to the best standard, and the entire cnuiptment on the trains of this road Is new. W. H. Gowenlock, Western Passenger 405 Exchange Kansas City, Mo.

W. R. BUNKKNUAHK, General Passenger and Ticket Agent', Tammie Hahn, county superintend Collection and Insurance Agency, at postoliice building. The Scientic American says that ent: L. T.

Weeks, Ada. V. Carr, Jen making allowance for the increase Dont bother any longer with that of'populadon, In less than 100 years me Bower. AHee Fultz, Mrs. Ora Cooper, Nellie' Linvilie.

Matie Gates, D. F. Beacom, Ina L. Jones, Kate catarrh, but go to'Dr. Bohning, American cemeteries will contain a larger amount of gold than now ex Henderson, Corn ie Craft, Kate Cha able a man as Sandy Barron.

The three parties who promised us wood on subscription, will be doing us an everlasting favor by showing up with it, us the coal we borrowed recently from our neighbor is nearly gone. Since Gould has secured control of the Union Pacific, it i3 rumored hat tne Central Branch will be extended to Hill City, where it will intersect the TJ. P. We hope the rumor is correct, as it would be a great thing for our city and country. We need an outlet to the mountains, which would give us better market for our products and cheaper coal to our consumers.

Miss Esther Stranathan, of Gay-lord, arrived in the city Friday, and remained until S-unday. She left orders with Mrs. McFarland, the fashionable dressmaker, for several fine dresses. Mrs. McFarland's reputation for fine fitting i3 becoming known all over northwest Kansas.

Orders are coining in from all direc ists in France. The decaving Ameri pin, W. D. J. W.

Magaw, can teeth absorb the precious metal Wib Cress, Etta Cross, Delle nag tfo the value of $450,000 annually. erty, RiHa Jarvis, Lawrence Denison, Are you sufferingfrom Indigestion Go to Dr. Bohning. Comb honey, pure strained honey and maple syrup at the Hawkeye Store. Lame back, old sores and ulcere are qnickley cured by Dr.

Bohning. pickles, gherkins, chow On the side of the Big Black moun Ella L. Springer, Mary Coop, Effie Barnett, Ella Cochran, Fred Shaw, tain, 300 yards from the Wise county line, in Harlan county, Kentucky, Tammie Hahn. Mrs. Lulu Beacom, there stood until last week a tree Dr.

L. G. Rhodes, Mrs. Minnie lrttavrd Mr L.lfe. After suffering for twelve years that ib thought to be the most valu Rhodes, Mrs.

S. S. Lawrence Eu gene Smith, Dick Stephenson and able tree in the South Appalaschian Edmond Hays. mountains. It is curled grain black with contageous blood' poison and' tryinglhe best physicians attainable-and all the patent medicines procurable, and steadily continuing to grow worse, I gave up all hopes ot' walnut, and the owner had it grub The Leavenworth Times, a red-hot republican paper, says of ths Presi dents message: iir.

Harrison nas bed up by the roots so as not to lose even a chip. A new York lumber dealer bought the tree from an' ignorant mountaineer for $60, paid a man not learned the less-Ion of the recent recovery, and the physicians pronounced the case Incurable. Hoping against hope I tried' S. S. S.

I' Improved from the first bottle, and', after taking twelve was cured sound' elections. He neither recommends the extension of the silver coinage $300'to move it to the nearest rail chew and tomato catsup at the HawKeye Store. For the cure of blood impurities go to Dr. Bohning. "Dunham's shred cocoanut and German yeast at the IIawkye Store.

Apple butter and jelly- in bulk and glas3ea at the nawkeye Store. M. Saunders has new aorghum at his farm north of Downs. Leave orders at bis shoe shop in thiy city. Extra heavy 6tove-nipe 15 cents per joint.

Also full line of stoves and stove trimmings at J. B. Kroetch. "The Bartholda lantern at the Hawkeye Store. cod cranberries, the very road, and thinks he will make $5,000 act nor the ammendmentof the tariff profit from the tree.

law. On the contrary he condemns the agitation of the tariff question There is attached to the Kansas penitentiary 3 acres, of coal land and the state has leases on 63G ad again, and, while not condeniiog the silver bill treats it very coolly, and a sentence or two or the message ditional acres. The vein i3 about twenty-two inches thick, and there is supposed to be about 70,000 bush reads as if it was the intention to give it a stab under cover of ap tions and she has been compelled to hire additional help in order to keep up with her fast increasing business. Before listening to the complaint of your children about the general fiendishness of the teachers, and getting all worked up and excited over it, it is better to reflect. Remember your one or half dozen chubs drive you nearly crazy about half the time when they are at home; and bear with the teacher who i3 trying to make for you Intelligent men and women out of the unpromising raw material as you was twenty or thirty years ago.

Remember that besides your boy, who, of course everybody knows is an angel, she has to contend with that awful boy of your neighbor, and you know fully well what a terror he is. parent friendship. The president is ed to the acre. About two acres per best on the market, at Hawkeye more in sympathy with the people month are mined, and there are now Store. and well, and for two years have had' no return of the vile' disease.

As T-owe my life to-S; I send thi testimony for publication. H. M. Register, Huntley, N. C.

ftalned Eighteen Pound. I consider S. 8. S. the best tonic iiv the' market.

I took It for broken health and gained eighteen pounds-in three My appetite and strength" came back to me, and made-a new man of me. Wh. GerUock, Belleville, O. Treaties on blood and skin diseases mailed fred. Swifts Specifc Atlanta, Ga upon the question of reciprocity, 145 acres exhausted.

Since the mines have been operated about and upon the proposed election law You wfll find it to your interest to call on C. O. Bigelow and examine he speaks in words of uncertain his new line of groceries. He has eleven million bushels hare been taken out. The output last year was liOO.OOO.

The men who work in the just received a new stock of oranges, sound. But, take as a whole, the message will not help tbe republican party and if congress shall not do rhtre to allay the discostent of the people than the President the outlook will gloomy." lemons, cream cheese, cannea peacn-es, He has elegant pickles, and always keeps good fresh butter in one pound rolU, and pure wine vine- mines get 31 cents per day. and an occasional opportunity to speak to each other which reconciled them being undfer th groundv Kar.