Pomona Republican du lieu suivant : Pomona, Kansas • 4

LOCAL ITEMS. Those Who are Looking for Commencing jiajch 1 1 111. utatx-iigei' rates on the Santa Fe from Missouri river points to Ix-nver will be reduced RAILROAD TIME TABLES MISSHl KI lt.MI.KOAI), KAKT. Passenger 1 :30 ni Lural Freight 2:20 Stock and Freight 9:33 west. Passenger 21 Freight 9:50 a Through Freight All Traius Daily.

B. E. Alijsox. Ajrent. G11M i 1 lauklai Couil, fecaooi Convention which was held at Ottawa Monday and Tuesday March 3rd and 4th, was one of the most interesting and best attended conventions ever held in the county.

The report of the Sec. showed that there were 13 organ-nized, and 4 unorganized townships, and that 10 have held conventions. There are 75 schools in the county having 800 Sunday school officers ana 5370 scholars, making a total membership of 6230; divided among 1G denominations. There were 5 new schools organized in the county during the year. This year there were 287 conversions in the Sunday school, being a or anything in the Dry Goods line will do well to call at my house in the next few weeks.

I am knocking out any CUT ever trumped up, we are beating their prices about 10 per cent. Do not fail to see us while in Ottawa. nn A 318 Main Street, Ottawa Kansas. Opposite Public Square. Agent for Butterick's Patterns.

Mrs. T. J. M. rojioxA, DEALER 1X DRUGS AND PERFUMERY, SOAPS, ''OMRS, BRUSHES, SUPPORTERS, SHOULDER-BRACES, FAXCY AXD TOILET ARTICLES, TRUSSES, to to Tut Dollur.

Corresponding re- auctions win ue niaue irom romona. This order also effects jioints south of La Junta. Rates will also be reduced south of these points. For farther particulars enquire of A- S. Byrd, agent.

An Epworth League of the M. "hurch was organized on Saturday evening March 8th. The following officers were elected: Pres. Prof. I.

Stini-mel, Vice Presidents, A. S. Benton, Etta Bebee, Hallie Simpson and Chas. Sullivan Treas. A'iola Mathews; Sec.

Fred Baldwin. The 1st V. P. has charge of devotional work, the 2nd. the department of literature, the 3rd.

So cial work anJ the 4tL entertainiuent The subscription price of the Ottawa Republican is now only one dollar a year. A'e furnish it with our paper for $1.50 to cash subscribers. Oh! Oh! Oh! See what a lot of nice wall paper Topping Co. have. A.

E. fieyer has just added a line line of to his fumiture trade) and can now supply his customers with anything they want in that line. Major Rawlins of Kansas City was visiting his brother Joseph Rawlins the first of the week. S. B.

McCord has built a new smoke house. ilrs. Ilosea Moore moved over from Quenemo Tuesday, D- 0 hag moved -mto the Wmk ler propcrty in the m.st part of town Lon Moore has bought the O. D. Xichols property on west street, and took possession last week.

For Sale or Trade. A story and a half, 4 room house, nearly new, on Cedar St. Ottawa. Two lots, good well, cellar and stable. Price $1,000.

Inquire of II. B. Hoyt. Reductions effective March 7th on Mo. Jitf.

Pomona to St. Louis $6.95. Pomona to Fublo $10.00. AVe would be pleased to have you call and compare our prices and quality of -wallpaper before going else-wehre Topping Co, AVe hear that there was quite a circus during church at the Davy school house, a week ago last Sunday which has caused some of the citizens to appear before the county A.ttorny. Ilis girl didn't go back on him because he used De AVitt's Little Early Risers.

For sale by Topping Co. Diamond Black harness oil at 70 ctF. ser gallon, for sale at J. AV, Spangler's harness shop. FOUR HOURS SHORTEST TIME to Pueblo and Denver over Missouri Pacific Railway.

Through Cars, Fast Train. One of the bridges on the Island road to Ottawa is finished, and for light li a Is it ii much the best road from here now. The bridge over the river is not begun yet. It ii a pity, consid(ring the stite of ie weather that March did not come in before February this year. Dr.

Davis was assigned to Pomona again coming year. Mr. Sampsell sold Ilensley Hatfield a car load of corn Monday last. Miss Anna Moore arrived at home last Saturday from California, after an absence of nearly two years. AVe buy our wallpaper of the best manufacturers in the United States.

Therefore we can guarantee it to be first class. Topping Co. Red Rose Oil, the best in the market Try a Topping Co. J. L.

Hatfield was in Coffey county the past week, on busihes-. Grandmother AVhetstone was quite sick the fore part of the week, but it now considerable better. Dave Stancil moved down in the west part of town Monday. Mr. Clevy's son-in-law moved over to George Rice's Mondav.

He will work for George this summer. Rev. Dr. Dearborn is again Presid- irK Elder of this district. i Mr.

Armstrong moved into A. Jone's house in the east part of town Monday. AVe turned out some fine Job work last week for the Pomona Rank and Mill. G. Ar.

Hoops is keeping bachelors hall while his wife is taking a visin in Ohio Call at Topping Go's to get your Grip medicine, it never fails. t. G. 15. Richardson has moved out on his farm.

Messrs Wolfe Carroll hare been delayed in getting repairs for their mill, which they ordered from Leavenworth, but were not on hand there. The Presbyterian Church has been enclosed with a new wire fence. J. I Hughes has been laid up with the rheumatism, or something of that kind for several davs. Cleanse your breath with De AVitt's Little Early Risers.

For sale by ToD'iing Co. me new muimery nrm or Lawrence Currey, invites the ladies of Pomona and vicinity to call and examine their stock of Millinery Goods and Xotions. E. A. Mott has been appointed township clerk, in the place of O.

X. Cole resigned. Born to Mr. and Mrs. M.

D. Tefft, AVednesday March 4th a girl. AVolfe Carroll have moved into the Cargay property, on East, formerly occupied by H. B. Iioyt.

AVinfield Jones had his hand badly crushed in a corn sheller last week. Chas. Tickers moved out on his farm last Saturday. The boys will continue to attend school in town. Xow is Your Chance.

AVe will send the Leavenworth Times, an 8 page family newspaper, free for one year to every new subscriber to the Rkitulicax, who pays for one vears subscription, in cash, in advance. This will give you two good papers for the price of one. Come in soon as this offer is limited. Elmer Anker.y wns in town yesterday, lie returned from Guthrie on Monday. Miss Mamie Topping was quite sick last week, but is now recovering.

1). B. Xeal has moved back into the Dodson property on AVest Street. I. A.

Filield called on us Saturday and subscrided for the Republican and Topeka Capital. E. A. went down to Ottawa Tuesday. Take De AVitt's Little Early Risers for sale by Topping Co.

Head Light Oil At Alexanders Drug Store at 20 cts. per gallon. Tor sale, a parlor coat stove only used two months, at half price. Inquire at this ollice. B.

II. Mott's family have moved into Mrs. Alexanders house on East street formerly occupied by Mr. Wolfe. There is a Horse and Mule buyer advertised to be in town tomorrow.

David Eaton of Appanoose was in town Monday. O. C. Hughes has a friend from Xe-braska visiting him this week. Dr.

A'igor was planting out shade trees in front of his property Monday. T. F. Ankney and Deputy Sheriff Farron was ia town Monday. C.

T. Barns and ('. A. Mallory started for Oklahoma Tuesday. C.

R. Browning has moved onto the Usher farm, west of town. DOX'T! go to Kansas City for Carpets, when you can have as Irage an assortment to select from at home. A. E.

Geyer. H. 15. Iioyt drove up from Ottawa Sunday. Andy Renner and Ed pur Ileaden will farm part of Mr.

Martins place this summer. GREAT SCOTT "Why don't you cure that cough? De AVitt's Cough and Consumption Cure will do it. This remedy is positively certain, prompt and thoroughly satisfactory. If you have tried it you know this statement to be a fact if you have not, you are doing yourself an injustice. It is sold by Topping Co.

A genuine oil painting, mounted and framed, ready for hanging, for $1.75 at A. E. Geyers it1 A learn that Mrs. David Eaton of Appanoose has been quite sick for several weeks. J.

AV. Downey of Lyndon was in town Tuesday. Subscribe for the Tomoxa ItEruB lican, and get the "-Powerful and Thrilling Romance of Ancient SCLEOPATRA," in a nice cloth bound volume. Only one dtllar. Ask Topping what Little Ear lv Risers are.

Glass, Putty, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye-Stuffs, PATENT MEDICINES, AXD ALL OTHER GOODS USUALLY KEPT BY Lit UGGISTS. Family Medicines and Physicians' Prescriptions Compounded at all Hours GOODS SELECTED AV1TH CARE AXD AVARRANTED PURE. ATCHISOX, TOI'KKA aXD SANTA FK, EAST. Passenger 8:40 a ra IrfHitl Freight 10:55 a WKRT. Passenger .8:30 Local Freight 1 :35 A.

8. Bvku, Agent. Notes from the Sermon at the M. E. Church Sunday Morning Mar.

2. By Dr. AV. It- Davis D. D.

Continued from first page. my congregation and cried to God for him. After the services were ended he came to me and said your preaching that last prayer brought hope into my mind once more. I told him religion was the only hope in the world for him. I went home and prayed with him, and saw him a devout and faithful Christian, and he constantly loved to testify to the power of saving grace.

The AjMistle says when a man strikes at the (Spirits influence, from that turn away. Xow that you may get at the meaning 1 must be careful in the use of words. It is not required that we should turn away from the members of our household or our neighbors that v. :) mingle with in business, and refuse to associate with them, it is right that we remain in intimate relations with them but I always stand to warn them to not attack that power and not to touch the ark, lest they be smitten. .) csus says to us, "you can not save yourself but I will save you." Christ has the power, and always turn' away from any statements that attack this power.

Mav God add his blessing and eter-naliv save us all. l'rognmi for the Missionary Society. Devotional Kxercises. Recitation Claudia Roach. Rending Zoie Newcomb.

Dialogue "A Penny a "Week and a Prayer." Maud Weston Millie Pasley Reading Earnest Kraus. Recitation Dessie Bailey. This metting will be held Saturday March 15 at the 0. P. Church.

For Sole: A good two room house suid 7 lo's on "West Franklin Street. This is a bargain for some one who vants a iood home. For particulars enquire at Uiis ollice. For sale: A 40 acre farm 4 mil from Pomona, good land all improved, flood house, cellar, orchard, well and iUe, will trade for town property in Pomona, Ottawa or Queneino. Inquire of II.

li. iioyt. The Missouri Pacific Railway, rough lim to Pueblo, Colorado Springs, ami Denver. Connects for nil Western and Northwestern points. Ogden, Huntington, Pocatello, Uma-tuai, Uic, Dalles, Portland, Seattle, Ta-oma ami nix-Hie Falls Also shortest line and fastest time.

Kansas City to St. Louis; connects for Eastern points. Through tickets promptly furnished at lowest rates on application to. 15. E.

Allison, Agt. A Valuable Book id the Kli-i ii.h an for one Dollar. We have just received a large stock lit' wallpaper. Topping Co. We club with the Ottawa Tribune E-msii)- tv weekly Journal, Kansas Farmer, Globe Democrat and Topeka Capital, for $1.50 for this paper and either of the others.

ADVICE. 'Keep your, head cool your feet warm your liver active, and trust in Cod," was the advice of a celebrated physician to a patient. You can regulate the action of your Liver, Kidneys, by using De AVitts Sarsa-parilla. an absolutely reliable blood puri-1 Remedy. For sale by, Topping o.

TRV Ol' It Font HORSE TEAM! AVe will furnish the Republican, the Leavenworth Times, the St. Louis Globe Democrat and the Topeka to all new subscribers who pay the cash, one year for $2.00. Now is your time to get four good papers for the usual price of one. decrease of 22 from last year. There was 58 delegates and quite a number of visitors present.

$55.62 was raised by the convention for State Sunday school work. The Sec. explained that the money was used to pay the State Sec. who is the only salaried officer, for printing the minutes, 500 of which cost $600 and to pay postage on the same. $300 is pledged to the international Sunday School Convention and lastly to pay for prominent men and women whose services make the State Convention more interesting.

Illinois is the banner Sunday. School State, with Kansas only a short instance behind. The State Sec. thought the way to place Kansas ahead was to be more liberal with our money. A resolution was passed requesting that the claims of the State Convention be presented to each school in the county each year in the convention.

The discussions on the various subjects were b.oth interesting and instructive show ing that the officers and members were earnest and sincere in their work. In fact, the and friends of the convention have reason to be proud of the work accomplished the past year. Report of Pomcna Public Schools for the Month Ending Feb. 28 1890. Primary Department.

Enrollment, 58 Average Attendance 47 Neither Absent nor Tardy; Linnie Hatfield, George Adolph, Mary Rich, Fannie Rich, Hattie Jackson, Maud Weston, Lillie Ullom and Mabel A'igor. Ranking Highest in Examintion, Class Herbert Hughes 97 6-7 Class Maggie 97 6-7 Class Mabel Vigor, 98 1-6. Mrs. A. M.

Garrison, Teacher. Intermediate Department, Enrollment, 43. Average Attendance, 38. either absent nor tardy; Oscar Cain, Edgar Tickers, Harrie Kraus, Sammie Spangler. Adella Cottrell, Earl Jackson, Claudie Roach, Mildred Pas- ley.

and Mary Adolph. Hanking Higest in examination; I Class A Dessie Jiailey 97, Class Mii tired Pasiey, 96. Maggie Mead Teacher. Grammer Department Enrollment, 45. Average Attendance, 40.

Ranking Highest; Class Gertie Richardson 95 Class Oma Flora 93, Class A Leota Hatfield 96. Xeither absent nor tardy; Fred Rawlins, Carl Hoops, Bertha Roach, Eva Crow, Johnie Krause, Leota Hatfield, Hattie Cain, Eddie Cain, Clara Suffron, Reubin Collins, Homer Rawlins, Fred Xoyes, Elmer Culver. Robbie Spangler. High School. Enrollment, 34.

i Average attendance 31. J. Xeither absent nor tardy, George Stephan, Amos Blosser, AVm. Coffelt.j Ella Glenn, Fred Baldwin, Albert Curry, Frank Ilensley, Lulu Lawren-eJ Bert Tilton and Lonnie Vickers. Rank-j ing highest in class: AVm.

CoiTelt, I Uert Tilton 95. Fannie Parkinson 87. I l.Stinimel, Principal. I Report of School District 81 for Month Ending Feb. 28 1890.

Enrollment 25- Average Attendance 21. i Honor Roll. Laura AVickam 95, Maud Grubbs 97, George Gentry 96, Joe AVickam Kate Gentry 92, Xettie Troy 90. Names of pupils of meritorious rani in examination but lacking in attend ance. Frank Gibson 99, Sallie AVick am 97, John AVickam 93, John Can trell 90, The following is the list of pupil neither absent nor tardy; Laura AVick am, Joe AVickam, Maud Grubbs, Mr Grubbs, Jessie Grubbs, Clara Mallory Fanny Mallory, Xettie Troy, Lizzi Graham, George Gentry and Kate Gei try.

T. T. Gentry Teacher. "Wall Taper in all grades and at a I at 'r' J' Alexanders Cdl an examine betore buying elsewhere. a J.

J. Whetstone IX. GENERAL MERCHANDISE DRY GOODS, GROCERIES AND GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS. POMONA, KANSAS, MEDICINES, KANSAS. De AVitt's Little Early Risers get there.

For sale by Topping Co. FOR A story and half house of six rooms, two porches, four lots well set in grass and fruit trees. AVith good barn, well, cellar and out buildings. Price $800. Two hundred down, balance easy payments.

Also a five room one story house and four lots, price $400.00 $200.00 down balance in one and two years. Both housestare in good repair and centrally located. The best bargains ever offered in Pomona. ircpiire uf jS.loyt. All kinds of produce taken in exchange for goods.

Hghest Market Price paid for Corn. Parker Brinkerhoff Proprietors Pomona Livery and Feed Stable, Buss to and from all trains to any part of the city. REAA'ARD Is certain if reasonable effort is made to cure a cough by the use of De AVitt's Cough and Consnmption Cure. This i remedy is correct and certain in its ac-! tion and costs no more than unreliable preparations. Insist upon having it For sale by Topping o.

AVe have on hand a large stock of men's and boy's clothing, which we will ell as cheap as any oue in the state. Ilensley fc Hatfield. Smokers: You will find a tine assortment of pipes and pipe stems at dniff store..