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V- if WoKI.II M'l'H: MUVK WITH XlilHllMI'TloV IS ATMs I l-KSS liKVo'J'KIt TO TIIK I.NTKHKSTrt OK i.rrn.K uivKit lin iit'iii NTv. i rot JJTTLE RIVER, KANSAS. AHfiUST2Ml)M 1801. Xfl. 10- miTTTTl COMET.

1 ri TH COMET. Personal and General. Published Every Friday Ira Hamilton spent Sunday ut JJc- Pheraon. BY SJ.U SP.8 WIL0OX, Jackets, Shirts and Overalls at People's Party There will bo nn election held in Little River on August 29, 1891, from fonr till eight o'alnolc p. lr the purpose of fifteen delegates to the convention at Rice county, Khuis, September 1st, 1891, for the purpose of putting a full county ticket in tho field.

Coins one, come nil, that nre in sympathy with the people's online. William Calhoi-s, Supervisor of Election. A. T. Ai N.

P.TPIK C'AUU. M. A MvIhIoii, Brouhard, O'Neal Go. Fo. 401, Mnil A KxpiOiH, Kimi, 7:48 a.

-nm, Went, p. 4SS, FiHltflit, Kant, WM) a. pi oiiiiiK. Tim first requisites for successful mental effort aro energy and perse-veronee. Many seem to think that in tho intellectual world genius in tho onlv thing required fur success.

But if wo could read the real life-history of all upon whom tho world has conferred tho title of genius if wo could know the workings of their minds, the struggle of their wills, no doubt it would bo found that far too much credit is given to natural capacity, far too little to effort. Genius bestow he consciousness of power, aH unltw found in connection with energy, its possessor is only a dreamer. Io lives on, day after day, his imagination busy with great projects which the settiuir sun never seen 487, West, 2:14 in C. K. W.

Dlv. Mal Expreas, North, 334. Arrives (1:55 "VjUJ it voli: sum! wltsiL tlioy Uavo 1 sjty. O. Walkhk, Agent.

1TY IHKKtTOKV. Caxiiki.i Si Co's. A. L. Lackey returned Sunday evening from Topeka.

Notions! at Oaxfiki.1) Go's. J. A. Blair, of Lvons was in town Tuesday on business. See Prior LindeH's now ad, they are to tho front in everything.

Miss Pitta, daughter of A. E. Pitts went to Stafford county on a visit Friday. Slates, Tablets, Letter paper, Ink, Mucilage and Pencils at Canfikld Co's. Mr.

Rhvnerbart, of near Lionsvillo came in on the train Wednesday evening. CUT THIS OUT! It is good for 3c, for every dollars worth, cash pur. b. It. O'Neal J.

W. Lane Mayor Hly Clerk 'I'reaMurBr I'olloe Jiidjje K. J. Loop J. W.

Crawford J. M. MiiHsongill City Marshal Justices of the Peace, U. B. Titus and M.

'Arnold. Counollmnn. Jell Dunham, 0. A. Walkor, J4.L.

Canfleld, W. Smith, 11 Young. fcOCIKTIKN. A. F.

4 A.M. Regular meetings of Corner Htone completed. Sir James Macintosh was a man of great powers of mind, but a writer speaking of him says: "The result of his life disappointed hia friends." Why? A desire of literuy destinction was ever floating before his mind; he conceived splendid projects, but ho lacked energy. His gifted wife, as long as she lived, incited him to methodical application to literary pursuits. Pehaps if she had lived his brilliant plans might have been carried out.

It is the worker the man that uses his powers to their fullest extent, that makes hi iuflence to be felt. Idge, No. 2ia, on the Second and tourtu CITY MEAT MARKET. I am still at tho old stand ready and willing to serve you with, FltESTI and SALT MEAT, DRIED BEEF, BALONA and FISH. An Ice-cream parlor in connection, superintended by Miss Ida Sherman.

CALL and SEE ME. W.E. DUNHAM. Republican Convention. One of tho largest and most har.

iiionioiiH cogvontions ever held in liice county was the Republican convention held at Lyons last Tuesday. The delegates from all parts of the county canio together as one man and all of the oilicers were nominated by aoohunatioii. Tho choice for tho convention was as follows: For Treasurer, R. D. SHUMWAV, Atlanta Township.

For Sheriff, FRANK FOSTER, Valley Township. For Register of Doeds, a. l. McMillan, Sterling. For County Clerk, W.

M. LASLEV, Victoria Township, For Coroner, li. IIADLOCiC, Sterling. For Coiiiniissiouer 2nd District, B. I).

HAMMOND, Sterlinir Township. r1 aturday of each month. E. U. Young, W.

13. Watson, See. W. K. of P.

Oomo Lodgo, No. meetings eyery Monday evening, in Maorile ohase, at Caxkikmi Co's. Croup whooping consu and bronchitis immediately relieved bv Sbilu's cure. Sold by Rowland Atkinson. Miss Edna Scott went to Lamed Saturday evening to spend a few weeks with her brother John of that place.

The C. W. train was five hours late Wednesday owing to tlte large amount of grain being shipped now. Perfect action and benlHi Procastinat ion has doubtless cheat Hall. J.

i. L. Perry, K. of K. and C.

I. O. 0. F. Victor! a Lodge, No.

2Vi, Regular meet Jngs every Wednesday eroning. C. E. Caeteei, J. M.

Hiouhard, N. G. Hue, of ed the world of as much good as ever l.ocil Mauayr. J.vo. McCi i.i.ocit, Sec'v and Treasurer.

C. EnwAttns, President. gonitis licotowed nppu it. "Tomorrow and tomorrow'' has boon the meeta every Friday night in the O. result from the use of Di Witt's little Farly Risers, a perfect little pill.

Sold by Rowland Atkinson. ambition of many a noble work that was to he. Many seem to net upon the principle that the present movement is the most unfavorable time in which to do anything, while, in truth, it is tho only time. Miss Minnie Morehouse went to McPherson Saturday owning on a visit and will go from there to Can -( )-0 O-O-O-O 0-0 () ton. hall, Geo.

uouison Cauliold i. C. T. U. Meets every two weets, on Thursday at 3 p.

at the Methodist Church Mrs. Srouhard, Mrs. Uarron, prwidont, secretary. M. E.

Church, erv loss every alternate at It o'clock a. ni. and p. Sunday r-i lnxil at 10 a. in.

1 raver meeting every Thursday evening. J. Jlarron Paul or. Congregational Church. Freaohing every other Sunday, at 11 a.

in. and 8 o'clock p. in. Sabbath Pohool Kt 3 p. in.

J. K. Pernhlnir, Pabtor. wejni wzib aai rr 2( acres of binf', loontod in the A tho fitmoiiH drape Growini; Country of Ohio. For sale or exehmise AtW.Gvv.

Dr. Hottell came down from Fred Will sell you more goods for SI, quality considered, than any like firm in tho county. These gentlemen are nil wtll known in Rico county, and for integrity and business ability thev have no peers, and being distributed as they are in all parts of tho county will roil up the largest republican vote this county has ever known. If fidelity and merit- were ever entitled to reward, surely our faithful Ioputies, Shuniwny and Foster, were entitled to tho honors tho convention conferred upon them, and we believe erick Wednesday, stopping hero un Concentration of thought is necessary to successful mental exertion. Many devote twice the time they need to any accomplishment of any one thintr for the want of the riht kind of application.

Has a person an essay to write, or tv problem to solve, he should not nl-low his mind to play indolently around it, but will should to thought take reign nt once. Perhaps hy turning the mind in tho right direction, moment of real thought will clear away tho mists that hours of perplexing toil would not otherwise dispel. it Thursday when ho resinned his journey to Kansas City. ShihVs Vitalizer is whnt vou wtft for Qoiistiputi')ti, loss of uppetitp, dia ziness, and nil syniptonisof dyspepsin. LUMBER, LATH, LIME WAGONS, CARTS, HEADERS, MOWERS, HARDWARE, TINWARE, STEEL Ranges, STOVES of all kinds, area lew of their specialties.

A Tinner Always on Hand. rioo i mid To cents per bottle, bold tho people of this county will bo glad by Rowland Atkinson. Deiter In Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. Repairing Neatly Dono and Satisfaction Guaranteed. In J.

P. Saam's Grocery. Mrs. Horn, living south of town, reported very sick, but it is sin to show their appreciation of tho services these men have rendered, giving them their' hearty support this full. cerely hoped her recovery is near at hand.

1 FOR SALE: Good span of young City BARER Shop. Let anyone allow his thoughts always to, run in the direction that fancy may dictate, he will lose altogether the power of c-ontroling it. If he, endeavor to fix his mind on any subject, a thousand nothings instantly pross up for attention, and his thoughts scatter like ashes to the wind. But let him arouse his energies to the conliot, resolved to make a determined effort, and he will find horses, wagon and harness, "Will soli reasonable and give time on part From Plains to Peak. Santa Fe lioute is tho only linn tbitt runii Pullman vtstibule bltsepers to Maniton without chungH.

i ChHp excursion t.ioketn now on sale to principal Golomdo rexorts find lo Liis Vegas Hot Springs, New Mexico, he favorite iill-ihevear-round water in; placn, where MouUzuiut Hotel aynieut. E. B. Pft.i.tAM. Gordon Varney, brother of Sirs.

Joe Watson, oatne down from Crosse Tuesday, morning and will FARMERS' BANK. General Banking Rhsiiwss Foreign and Domestic Exchange. Buys Notes and Bonds. Loans Money on Real Estate and Personal Security. WINDOM, KANS.

AO 4'V(I11 .1.1 make his home with them for a while. Shaving, Done In the Latest Style. Special Attention Given to Ladies and Children. Champoo, Ladies 2oo, Gents 13c. Give 3Ie Csill.

MRS. DAYIS. Mr. and Mrs. Gassier, of Mitchell, wero visiting the family of C.

F. In the Ute Pass, nenr Colorado 11,01 l'owor ot oouce: tmnon Springs, are several pleasant places be cultivated to a surpri ling extent. to cool off in during tho hot summer one knows tho effort he is capable moiitlis. Reasonable hotel, and te.it rateH. You can go to the top of 1 iwrsovere in of Pikes Peak on foot, hoiseback, in subjecting his thoughts to the gov- a carriage, or via the cogwheel rnil-1 I eminent of his will.

llenney, north of town, last Sunday. Mrs. Gassier returned home on the evening train accompanied by Miss Anna Clutter. Inquire of C. A.

local Ag i-JiUiU l'e Route. Continnod nex' woet. Uncle Tommy Thomson went to Pawnee Rock and affected the sale J. W. Pfl.l.lAM, President.

E. B. Pl I.I.IAM, Cashier. M. IIokVm an, Vieo-Pri'siiie" of a quarter of land, and took as part mynient a lot of fine young nndes.

He is the man to see if you want a pan of fine young mules. Last Tuesday Perry Sims received IXAJYK of I.ITTJAC IJITiai. Established, lS(Jl. liioloiK Geo. T.

Puliiani. J. F. Wooldridge. E.

B. Pulliam, Geo. M. Hoffman. J.

W. Pulliam. Webb. Your Patronage Solicited. Collections a Specialty.

a telegram that Mrs. Sims, who has been in Missouri for her health for sometime, was not expected to live. Uncle Perry and two daughters left for Missouri immediately via of Geneseo. The show last Friday drew a large crowd to town toT see the elephant, but he didn't show up. The amount of grain that is coining in now is immense and our town is dolnjr a thriving business.

Hon. Daniel Stone was on the train Tuesday morning enroute to (Canton where he will spend a few days. He contemplates going to the Strip when it opens. Investigate their merits. De Witt's Little Early Risers don'tgrippe, cause nausea or pain, which accounts for popularity.

Rowland Atkinson say they would not run a drug store without these little pills. There is to be a shooting match nt Geneseo on Saturday, Sept. 5, between .1. E. Guier, of Geneseo, and Elwood Crone of this city.

All are invited. A $50 purse will be shot for. There willbe other contests, and plenty of birds so that any may rontest who wish. Remember the date. MONEY TO LOAN, I have made arrangements with one of the lasgest loan companies in Topeka to place loans at once, no delay.

Kjite Teiy Also represent several old line insurance companies, and can write you a poicy any day. Abstracts furnished on short notice. Pay taxes and attend to collections. All notary work done promptly. Acknowledging tension papers a specialty.

Office in Bank of Little River. E- B. PULLIAM. Latku: As we go to press we earn that Mrs. Sims died but a few hours sinoe at Eldorado Springs, Mo.

he remains will be brought hero. OF by the evening train, for interment. Dr. E. J.

Stredder, M. F. Myers and W. C. Harland, all of Geneseo, were here Tuesday, Wednesday and hursday invoicing the drug stock VALISES GEO.

H.WELD. of 0. A. Holmes, who has traded the entire stock to Mr. Myers, who will move it to Geneseo in the near.