Pomona Republican du lieu suivant : Pomona, Kansas • 4

Those Who are Looking for A. E. Geyer Las just added a fine line of Carpets to his furniture trade, and can now supply his customers with anything they want in that line. The subscription price of the Ottawa Jiepublicau is now only one dollar a year. We furnish it with our paper for 11.50 to cash subscribers.

We buy our wallpaper of the best manufacturers in the United States. 1 1 1 1 About Town. By our local reporter. Of late our exchanges have had considerable to say about how much business their merchants were doing. While we have kept rather quiet, and said nothing, we have never doubted but our merchants were doing as much as their neighbors; but in order to make sure we were nut mistaken, we concluded to take a troll among ur business houses and see what was really going on.

We found our butcher, R. TflPAT TTT7MQ LAJKjALj 1 1 JulTID A Miss Kate Armstrong was home from Baldwin over Sundav, Joe Glenn has been verv sick for xi several davs, but is now some better. apanese novelties for sale by "real Japs, at Parkinson's Hall next Mon- dar evening udj eemiiD. Coffelt has moved' into one" of J. II.

Whetstones houses on west street- come axd see, "Bazar of Days:" at Parkinson's Ilall, Monday evening March 31, 1890. By the Young People's Missionary Band of the C. P. Church, I PROGRAM. Instrumental Music, T.

Prayer Rev. Odell. Song, Mission Band. Rotation 1 ell CottrelL Flower Dance, Missionary Mission Band. Organ Duet.

Ktion; Cora McCord. Music, Male (Juartette. Opening of the Booths. 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 The Young People's Missionary Band TnT1 Kfllp rl'ins "oth use" of the C.

P. Church will give an" enter- )f CAC omament- al. Cool refreshing drink from Laban tainment at Parkinson Hall Monday we, Sandwiches. bv I iy ever trumped up, their prices about 10 per cent. Do not fail to see us while in Ottawa SI i 11ISIN lis Hi evening March ilst.

His ffirl didn't go back on him be- cause he used De Witt's Little Early Risers. For sale by Topping Co. S. Paul and G. B.

Richardson went down to Ottawa Thursday last. A. Hurley has moved out into the country for the summer. B. II.

Mott returned home from Emporia Thursday last. Ed. Ilollingsworth don't want any monkeying around him, Our boys went over to Quenemo last SaturJay to play ball, and got scooped. Diamond Black harness oil at 70 ctf. ser gallon, for sale at J.

Spangler's harness shop. i FOUR HOURS SHORTEST TIME to Pueblo and Denver over Missouri fe Train Geo. McCord was down to Ottawa Thursday last. I Misses Ethel Glenn and Eliza Law- 1 rence came home from Baldwin Friday and stayed over Sunday with their par ents. Charlie Chrismari has hung out a new sign, the handiwork of E.

A. Mott which reads "Restaurant." J. J. Whetstone visited Michigan Valley on business one day last week. We are selling a good durable childs suit at $1.

$1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2., $2.50, $3., and $3.50. Aged 5 to 13. H. L. T.

Skinner, Ottawa. Sam Fine killed a white swan last 318 Main Street, i i a i UppOSlte FUOllC Square. Agent for KllTTOVl 1Z HQ TTOFn RjflT HP JUTS. I'OUOXA, DEALER 1N' DRUGS AND MEDIGINES, PERFUMERY, SOAPS, COMBS, BRUSHES, SUPPORTERS, FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES, TRUSSES, Glass, Putty, Varnishes, Therefore we can guarantee it to be lirst class. Topping Co.

Mens Pantaloons, jc, to $., at II. L. T. Skinner's. Red Rose Oil, the best in the market Try a Topping Co.

Fire black and blue English wosted suits, an $10. $11. $12. 113.50 $15. and $18., at, H.

L. T. Skinners Oh! Oh! Oh! See what a lot of nice wall paper Topping Co. have. Commencing March 11th.

passenger rates on the Santa Ee from Missouri river points to Denver will be reduced to Ten Dollars. Corresponding reductions will be made from Pomona. This order also effects points south of La Junta. Rates will also be reduced south of these points. For farther particulars i mire of A.

S. Byrd, agent. DON'T! go to Kansas City for Carpets, when you can have as Irage an assortment to select from at home. A. E.

Geyer. Go to ti Republican' olliee for horse and sale bills. Cleanse your breath with De Witt's Li "tie Early Risers. For sale by Topping Co. Wall Paperdn all grades and at all prices at T- J.

M. Alexanders. Call and examine bet ore buying elsewhere. Mow is Your Chance. We will send the Leavenworth Times, tn 8 page family newspaper, free for me year to every new subscriber to Ihe who pays for one jears subscription, in cash, in advance.

Thifc will give you two good papers for tin price of ine. Come in soon as tin's offer is limited. ur new spring stock is now complex, elegant styles, and prices lower than ever made in Kansas. II. L.

T. Skinner, Ottawa. Take De Witt's Little Early Risers fur sale by Topping Co. Head Light Oil At Ah-xiinders Drug Store at 20 cts. per gallon.

GREAT SCOTT Why don't you cure that cough? De i itt's Cough and Consumption Cure will do it. This remedy is positively certain, prompt and thoroughly satisfactory. It you have tried it you know this; statement to be a fact if you not, you are doing yourself an It is sold by Topping fc Co. A genuine oii painting, mounted and framed, ready for hanging, for $1.75 at A. E.

Geyers. The Missouri Pacific Railway, through line to Pueblo, Colorado firings, ami Denver. Connects for ail Western and points. Odeii, Huntington, Poeatello, Vina-, the Dalles, Portland, Seattle, Ta-fnvna and Spokane Falls ALio shortest line and fastest time. Kansas City to St, Louis; connects for points.

Through tickets promptly furnished at lowest rates on application to. 15. E. Allison, Agt. A Valuable Book Ire the Republican for one Dollar.

We have just received a large stock el. wallpaper. Topping ii Co. We chili with the Ottawa Tribune Citv weekly Journal, Kansas Tiifnir ninlie Itamitcmt. and Tnnekn .1 i f.pital, for Lot) for this paper and of the otuers.

ADVICE. Keep your head cool your feet warn. your liver active, and trust in Gmf," was the advice of a celebrated piiyMciiiu to patient. You can regu- lt.tr the mition ot your Liver, Kidneys, t-vl hv usiiii Witts Sarsa-! absolutely reliable blood purl- Remedy. For sale by, Topjting A V.

Mr. John Lavelle, well known in and Osage counties, has been added to H. L. T. Skinner's force of li.tesiuen.

4-20-2t. Subscribe for the I'omona Rkpvb AN, and get the "Powerful and Thrilling Romance of Ancient PATH in a nice cloth bound vehuas. Only one dcllar. 1 II. Toile cutting steak for hungry customers, and his trade seemed good.

Mrs. M. J. Hensley had just received a large new stock of spring millinery goods, of the very latest and most fashionable styles. She is having a good trade, and is the oldest established Milliner in town.

Frank Hensley has his restaurant well stocked with good things, and says that this summer he intends to accommodate his customers with anything they want, from a milk shake to a game of base ball. L. New- comb has a spleadid stock of harness goods, and is selling them as cheap as any one could wish. J. J.

Whetstone was away laying in a stock of new goods for the spring trade, but his clerk Milt Garrison was busy counting eggs with both hands. At the Pomona House we noticed iuite a crowd of drummers, so we concluded business must be good there. Parker Brink-erhoff's livery stable was well crowed-ed with teams from tle countjy, showing that the farmers were confident that the boys would do- the fair thing by them. This is the only livery stable in town, and the boys are well liked by all, and have a good patronage. T.

Newconib is doing a good business in the insurance, loan and realestate line. He is a gentleman large bus- inm experience, and all that transact: business through him maT feel assured that it is done right. J. II. Parkinson has a store well stocked with general merchandise, and is doing a good business.

Postmaster (ilenn the only man in town that we have met that does not seem perfectly happy, and he is mad, at an overgrown mail sack full of patent medicine circulars. Otherwise bis business is perfeetfully satis factory. Our Doctors say that there is not much business for them, on account of its being such a lealthy locality, still, they are happy because others are. A. E.

(ever is doing a good business in the furniture line. He carries as large a stoefc of goods as caji be found in many of the larger cities, and sells as low as. any. This spring he has added to his-already large stock of goods, a well assorted line of carpets. S.

A. Brown St lumber dealers are doing a good business and their gentlemanly agent, Mr. Swayze, is making many friends among our people. Charlie Chrisman says he is always happy as long; as he- has a head of hair to cut. or a sale to cry, but for l'ar that he might need something else lie has concluded to add a restaurant to bis already profitable business, and is now fully prepared to feed all that comes unto him that are hungry, (ieorge Uilom has a large and well selected stock of hardware, stoves and farm implements, and has a very good trade.

At IIensly Hatfield's the lull force were busy waiting on 'justouiers, while a drummer with about a car load of trunks stood gnawing the rim of his plug hat while waiting to get a chance to show Abe how cheap he could fit him up for the spring and summer trade. Topping Co. have a well selected stock of Drugs and Medicines And are selling a large amount of Wall-paper and paints this season. The Misses Lawrence Curry Milliners have one of the neatest and best stores in the county and although they have not been here very long they carry an immense stock of goods and have a large and steadily trade. Mrs.

T. J. M. Alexander has a large stock of Drugs, medicines, Paints and Oils. She is selling large quantities of wall-paper this spring, and reports business steady and good.

J. W. Spangier keeps busy" pegging away from morning till night. He carries a full stock of Harness Goods, sells as cheap as the cheapest. Wolfe Carroll are remodeling the old mill and getting it ready to do all kinds of custom grinding.

They express themselves well pleased with the town aud think we are on the eve of a Boom. McCord Ilarrah Mere busy pounding out plow shares and cultivator shovels. J. Wilson and John Haggard both had too much work on hand to stop and talk with us, but we don't think that there is any better workmen in the state than our own blacksmiths and wagon maker, r.ven our jjase jui Club were not discouraged over their recent defeat, but are reidy to tackle anything that comes Both of our Newspapsrs were trying their best to find out what every body else was, doing, and seenif quite successful in the attempt. Although there was a I large crowd in town we could not find a single man holding down dry goods boxes, or pitching un innocent game PATENT MEDICINES, AXD ALL OTHER GOODS USUALLY KEPT BY DRUGGISTS.

Family Medicines and Physicians' Prescriptions Compounded at all Hour GOODS SELECTED WITH CARE AND WARRANTED PURE. Thursday that measured from tip to and so(i up to March 1, 1890, 1185 tip 6ft and 9 inches. I eggs an(l three The eggs Mr. R. Fisher called last Thursday averaged 8J cents per dozen, making a and handed us a big dollar for a year's ttal of $107.

Can any one in this or subscription to the Rkpuhlkiax. adjoining counties beat that showing I from the same number of hens. Wav- 1'our strong, healthy men with erlv Gazette. monkey, organ and bag-pipes were in i town Friday morning making fun for Mrs. Luce and daughter, of Centrop-the small boys and most of ye old ones "lis were visiting Mrs.

Wm. Keithley also. Saturday. We are offering mens all wool suits! Mrs. O'Brien's mother and sister, of at $8.

This is exactly what they are Overbrook, visited her Saturday and puoted at wholesale. Good strong Sunday. suits from $4. up. 1ev T)r )(iariK)rn preached at the II.

L. T. Skinner, Ottawa. M. K.

church Sunday. The most of the wheat looks well; uazar of days: at Parkinson's Hall and it is certain that there are a good Monday evening March Slst. many peach buds still alive. I Capt. (ilenn is planting out another Mrs.

Vigor visited Mrs. Moses, large bed ot strawberries, at Quenemo one dav last week. I Frank Neil will work for J. II. Whet- eake and pie.

A choice selection of Japanese goods, sold by two Japs, promptly at No admission fee. eioeK. Some of the pupils of the Pomona schools will give a Declamation Contest in the M. E. Church, Monday evening April 7th 1890 NOTICE.

1 hereby aotify all parties that I will not be responsible for anv debts made by my wife after this date. A.J. I lam- ner. 3:25 It. Call at the Republican' office for all kinds of job work.

Everybody are invited to attend the social at Mrs. Ileaden's, this evening-. AV oading a ear of potatoes for Guthrie, Oklahoma. The Quenemo boys are coming over Saturday afternoon to plav ball with our boys. If the Pomonas, don't beat this time, we will be tempted to not let our devil plav anymore.

J. C. Demar, of Ottawa was in twn Saturday We wish to announce to the ladies of Pomona and vicinitv, that we have just received a large stock of new spring styles of fashionable Millinery, and would be pleased to have you call and see us before going elsewhere. Lawrence Currey. J.

Simpson returned home Siwalay. Elmer Anknev has returned to. Oklahoma. J. P.

Hart, living aeac Agricola, started March 1, 188i, with 150 hens. stone this summer. While fighting a prairie, five last Fri- day, the clothes of a young lady. wood township, caught lire and burned her so badly that she died within four hours. Born: to Mr.

and Mrs. A.S. Steward. Friday March 21st a 14 pound boy. Uncle John Christman received letter Monday from York State, informing him of the recent death of two of his brothers-in-law.

W. W. Roach shipped a car load of potatoes to Larned Monday. There is considerable gardening going on in town this week. FAIR VIEW.

M. D. Tafft has completed his wood saw. Walter Husky has returned from the west. The farmers of this neighborhood have begun farming in earnest.

Our new minister, Rev. Morehouse, preached at Fairview Sunday. Several of our farmers have' finished sowing oats. Geo. Bainer while at Ottawa Friday sold his team and had to get a neighbor to bring his spring wagon home.

The wheat in this neighborhood is in line condition. Miss Minnie Vaughn is visitiug her aunt, Mrs. Dick Clark. The Alliance has appointed Mace shipping agent at Pomona. Jem.

The lower house of congress has, repealed the timber culture law- a J. J. Whetstone, we are beating Ottawa Kansas. KANSAS, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, KANSAS. De Witt's Little Early Riiers get there.

For sale by Topping A Co. FOR SALE. A story and half house of six room two porches, four lots well set ia grass and fruit trees. With 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 $400.06 $200.00 down balance in one and two years. Both houses are ia good repair and centrally Incited. The best ever offered in Pomona. Inquire H.

B.nioyt. IN. GENERAL MERCHANDISE DRY GOODS, GROCERIES AND GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS. POMONA, 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. Mrs. J. H. Chrisman was called tot last week by the sever illness of a sister.

We would be pleased to have call and compare our prices and qual-! ity of wallpaper before going else- wehre Topping Co, The Ladies Society of P. Church, will have a Social at the residence of Mrs. Ileadeii this, Thursday, evening. Lillie Harrison nrrived'Monday from Colorado, on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

G. W. King. J. Simpson came near losing his house by fire Sunday afternoon, it having caught fire here the roof of the kitchen joins the main building.

As the wind was very high at the time, but the children, it is a wonder that it was not burned L4J gtUUUU. Be sure to attend the entertainment at Parkinson's Hall, next Monday evening. This is for the young men. We have had over 20 styles of square cut sack suits made up, at $9. $10.

$12. 13. 50 $15. 16.50 $18. and $20.

H. L. T. Skinner, Ottawa, Kansas. E.

A. Mott was' in the country last week, painting a 'arn for Arthur Clark, and papering for J. AV. Brinkerholf. J.

J. Whetstone wentto Kansas City Tuesday. Miss Ethel filenn and Miss Eliza Lawrence returned to Baldwin Tuesday. Ask Topping what Little Ear ly Risers are. I REWARD Is certain if reasonable effort is made to cure a cough by the use of De Witt's Cough and Consnmption Cure.

This rwnedy is correct and certain in its action and costs no more than unreliable preparations. Insist upon having it For sale by Topping o. Wo have on hand a large stock of men's awd boy's clothing, which we will ell as cheap as any one in the state, Hensley Hatfield, Smokers: You will find a fine assortment of pipes and pipe stems at Alexanders, of horse shoe..