The Newton Democrat du lieu suivant : Newton, Kansas • 8

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Ji tniwi. Teller. THE NEWTON NATIONAL BANK. Know! S.iiaw winter. Tbaiikivin.

Indian in nit n-i. hniH-rb uu-r at (iodfn-y Hr. 1 100,000. Paid up Capital, Co. A urf of whl.

on.l hjr Nrw Kirlnd and Prn.nlvnl mplull.t ho rrmil 1 iuiuuI ra 1,1 1 Ml. iivum ihein.iiluiiuiiabMkiiif euuaj loter Unkiti bi'umln Ikn Frank TbauhouM-r la In ibe viiv lo- The bank will mwlve derxlt. buy and wW furelpn and donn-ntJe rstbttngf. uay. i loan and tin mural bankinr inimiuw.

Ike Grant waa nut Mghlng Ibia Everybody and their Children were at the i .1 bualnfM fntrualfd lo In manner nl upon lrn natMaetory to our cm luoruuig. C. A. Malm baa ul received 3U0 iroera, and rvMctfuI)y aolifit a bar of Ibe puuJio patronage. OIHKCTOKB.

pwt. of IH plain gld rlna. Great One Price Clothine Tr.R.T. Mr.h. Fo Winnie.

8. M. Bt-ecber, 8. A. Finnan.

W. OldnVld. Our new directory will abow iwlc a many name aa are contained In the Pbilbrkk. A. II.

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8. Stmkmm-iinsr, Vice Vm. A. B. Gilbert, Cu-hler.

the rate K. II. Hoag A Co. are atill mak on choir l-anu and City loan. u.

Palace, Saturday, Nov. 6th, the Rush was enormous that we were unable to attend to Tba silver-nilnfl excitement at 1 first national bank of Newton. I ing well 1 now thought to arlaa from ytmatie salting, and to be merely an attempted real-estate Doom. Capital Paid up $50,000 $30,000 About ona inch of snow fell laat half of our trade, and all thope whom we were unable to supply, can call this week, aa we have another supply of thoie very low price goods. We will keep our extra clerks Surplus and Profits.

night, giving everything a wintry look A perioral hankinir buainew transacted. Accounts of firm and individual The bright sunshine tbia morning car- this week to accommodate the trade and all will be waited on. While others have to use that old chestnut gag, of At Cost! At Cost! to sell old moth-eaten, shelf worn ried It oft as rapidly as it fell, elicited, and the wont liberal accommodati int extended. DIHKCTOHS JL B. Gilbert, E.

B. Fowler, F. S. Stclnklrchner, 8. Lehman, T.

N. Hanaon. Tbe niAffnificant diamond set re out goods, at war prices. We shall continue to undersell them, and use new goods, cently purchased In this city by Louie Lord the celebrated Actress, was bought at Malm's. He can please you in New Patterns, New btyles and New Make Ups.

Mr. C. W. Stewart will lecture at S. S.

GraybilFs Don't forget that we give money away this week as an advertisement. Music Hall, on Sunday next, at 10:30 p. m. Subject. Forenoon; The Science 1 Af I'iiiilnnK as ml INAUGURAL ADDRESS -Mr.

Claude J.aClvue it ilie author $1,000 In Silver Certifi- A I of the design for the Pearson nnd Holmes 5-story building on the site of the nld iNtieloliiil llolel. 1 lie trull! It be GET! LADIES AN coming colispiciout- cates to give Awav. --Tbe lit liulilifan 1 evening slated (lint the Newton Klcclrle Light Company had assigiied their to (ha. It. Miiiiirer who expectt that a Of Newton plant will Im- put in soon.

I he Woman Itelief I orps pri-seir ti Ilie Kiliiatrli post A. It. with You are respectfully and cordially invited to line liair last Saturday evening. Pre dilation address was made by Mrs. Ed ward.

A supper to tlie old Imys by the corps was an acceptable feature of tin i occasion. call at GRAYBILL'S PHARMACY, Located at the well known and familiar We gave away lots of tJi'in Satimlay. Conn Itefoiv they arc all gone, everv one of tlieni goiwl for 1.05 in any bank. They are worth as a curio. jjon't fail to attend our special drive wile this week, as we can hardly get goods enough to supply the demand.

You come at once and you wont he left, we have all we advertise. We can afford to sell at these prices and make a profit as We Have 48 Factories In our syndicate and make the most of our goods. This week is our Manner week, and if you helpua we will tickle the old everlasting At Cost! At Cost! Merchants en much that they will have to hunt timber to laugh in. They are now erawlintr in their 1 he smile ilranialie companies are beginning to thicken up throughout tin land. They have starved out of tin cities ami are tning to feast oil of th town This is a pell' on Manager John on of tlie Kagsdalc opera house.

Old postofiice stand. -The 27th anniversary of the birth of Dr. Dargatz was ceb'brated last Sunday by the Newton Turn Vernin at their hall. holes and pulling them and their victims after them see what the A lunch was spread and after partak When there, you will find everything new, neat, ing of the goodly viands a short time was devoted to "the feast of reason and the flow of soul." Several Turners GREAT PALACE! CAN SAVE YOU THIS WEEK! from Halstead were present and an enjoyable time was had. clean, orderly and artistically arranged.

We say everything, that is, everything in our line, such as An English melodrama, entitled "Bound to Succeed," the joint produc tion of Conquest Pettitt, which had a successful run in several London theaters, was presented for the first time in Just see what 14.00 will buy. what $11.00 will buy. Family Medicines, and Toilet Articles, Perlnmes, Soaps, Artists Supplies, and Notions. "Pure Drugs, Patent Medicines, 3rush.es of all kinds, Powders, Pens worth elsewhere worth elsewhere $6.00 this city, at Niblo's Garden last evening. The play is full of strong situations, has plenty of dash and go, and was received with enthusiasm last evening, the favored actors being called be 2.00 75 75 fore the curtain.

The Evening One Overcoat $2.00, Onepr. Shoes 1.00, One Hat 30, One Shirt 36. One suit underwear 38, One pr. Sox 2, $4.00 60 One Suit $6.00 One Overcoat 3.00 One wool shirt 1.00 Two Handkerchiefs 10 One Undershirt 25 Two Ties 10 One pr. Sox 10 One Cap 45 $11.00 $11.00 6.75 2.00 30 50 30 20 80 $21.85 11.00 Johnny O'Neal, who was arrested 6 $9.05 4.00 here some months ago charged with PHARMACY: running a saloon and gambling house, and afterwards gave an $1,800 bond lor nis appearance lor trial put in an Palace saves you $5.05 tJ'We have secured the services Of able assistants and Shall appearance yesterday, gave himself up pve our own undivided attention to this branch, and make t0Thh it our exclusive business to carefully and accurately fill all actwasavTry'hom Palace saves you $10.85 See what $5.67 will buy.

worth elsewhere part, even if he did wait until after the adjournment of court. Kansan of the prescriptions presented at our case. GERMAN FLUENTLY SPOKEN. tenth. See What We Have This Week in Special Drives.

Socks 3 pairs for 5 cents, elsewhere 15; Socks 1 pair for 5 elsewhere 10: Socks 1 pr. for 6 cents, elsewhere 12 $8.50 75 50 50 25 15 The readers of the Democrat are One Suit $4.50 One Hat 30 One Shirt 30 One suit Underwear 38 Two pr. Sox 12 Two Handkerchiefs 7 $5.67 especially invited to read over Dr. J. Jackson Crider's column advertisement Socks 1 pr.

for 8 elsewhere 15: Socks 1 pr. for 10 elsewhere 20; Socks wool and cotton 20 cents elsewhere 35; Socks all wool 25 cents elsewhere 50; Socks all wool verv heavv in this paper. The doctor is too well and favorably knnow throughout the entire country to need any recomenda-tion from us, his Medical and Surgicial $10.90 5.C7 35 cents elsewhere 60. institute in uttumwa, lowa has stood Palace saves you $5.23 Underwear. Underwear at 19 cents, elsewhere 40: Underwear at 25 the best of test, the test of time.

Call and see him at the Arcade Hotel, New ton, Kansas. Remember day and dates November 25 -26 and 27, 1886. what $6.48 will buy. elsewhere 50; Underwear at 35 elsewhere 75; Underwear 50 elsewhere Underwear at 70elsewhere Underwear at 85 elsewhere Underwear at $1.00 else Silverware. worth elsewhere where 2.00.

Two invoices just received at C. A. Give us a Call. We are at Your Service. Respectfully, S.

S. Graybill, Proprietor of GRAYBILL'S PHARMACY. One Overcoat One pr. Gloves One pr. Suspenders One Br.

Shoes Malm's call and inspect them. Gloves. Gloves at 25 elsewhere 50; Gloves at 35 elsewhere 65: One pr. Overalls Gloves 40 elsewhere 85; Gloves 50 elsewhere Gloves $2.00 50 15 1.00 38 10 12 25 98 1.00 SG.48 At Godfrey Bros. Co.

direct from the shucking house in Baltimore, large, rich and fresher by three days than if $5.00 1.00 25 2.00 75 30 25 75 1.50 1.75 $13.55 6.48 six pr. Sox Two pr. Sox One Can 65 elsewhere Gloves 85 elsewhere Gloves $1.00 elsewhere $2.00. A genuine, warranted. Eureka tan orders through wholesale house in Kan- One suit wool und'w'r One woolen Shirt $1.05, we are sole agents.

Hats and Gaps. Hats at 25 and Caps 25. elsewhere 60; Hats at 35 and Caps 30, elsewhere 55; Hats at 50 and Caps at 35, worth elsewhere at 70; Hats at 60 and Caps at 40, elsewhere 80; Palace saves you $7.07 (If Hats at 70 and Caps at 50. elsewhere 90; Hats at 75 and Caps at 60, worth elsewhere Hats at $1.00 and Caps at 75 elsewhere $1.75. A still' dress hat only 98 cents worth $2.00.

Fur Caps cheaper than other houses sell eloth ones what $8.12 will buy. for. worth elsewhere One suit One Overcoat We will still offer this week the One Hat safe City or ht Louis. By tlie quart or gallon. Call.

Defeated, But Jiot Discouraged. The democracy of Harvey county met their opponents in a fair, square and open fight at the ballot box on the 2nd, and were downed to the tune of from 30 to 70 plurality. We were defeated it is true, but our vote is one of which every democrat should be proud. Democracy may be defeated, and usually is in Kansas; but its principles, never. They are just principles, and will live, mil) the democratic party will live with them.

Every election in Kansas sees an increase in the party strength and their numbers even now are such as to cause consternation and dismay in the ranks of the republican party. The democratic party is the party of the future as it has been of the past, and no man need be ashamed to stand forth and advocate its principles. It is here to stay, and will eventually win. even in Harvey, one of the strongholds of republicanism. Following: One Shirt $9.00 5.00 1.00 75 85 25 25 $5.00 1.75 40 30 40 12 15 $8.12 Grove Goss, One suit Underwear Two pr.

Sox-One pr. Suspenders $17.10 8.12 Palace saves vou $8.98 what $9.99 will buy. One Hundred pairs boys pants 35, 100 prs. boys pants 50, 100 prs. boys pants 60, 125 prs.

boys pants 65, 200 prs. boys overalls 40, 400 Hart make, linen bosom shirts 30, 425 Hart make linen bosom pleated shirts 98, 500 Hart make, cold pleated shirts $1.00, 25 dozen cheviot blue at 85, 140 pr. men's pants 75, 140 pr. men's pants 90, 150 pr. men's pants $1.00, 150 pr.

men's pants, $1.25, 150 pr. men's pants all wool, $1.50, 200 pr. men's pants all wool $2.00, 200 single coats, Flannel lined $2.25, 200 single coats Flannel lined $2.75, 200 single jackets wool $1.00. Suspenders at 10, 15, 20 and 25, former price 35. See our Celebrated STORM KING OVERCOATS, from $1.50 to $12.00, just half the prices you pay elsewhere.

Ask your neighbor! Ask your friend about the Palace Shoe Department. 15i-000 pairs of shoes at factory prices. If we cannot satisfy you in prices and quality in Boots and shoes we will give them to you. Wholesale Retail Groceries Queensware. Stock Complete in all Departments.

One Suit $5.60 worth elsewhere $10.00 One Overcoat 2.00 5.00 One wool shirt 1.00 1.75 One wool Undershirt 98 1.50 One Shirt 30 75 One pr. Sox 6 12 One Cap 15 40 $9.99 $19.52 JNutiee ut Attachment. State of Kansas, 1 Harvey County fs8- A. Cole and J. Gerson, Before T.

C. Cutler Plaintiffs a Justice of the Peaee, In the City John J. DeniBton and 1 Newton.ln Har-Mary A. C. Deniston, vey County, State liefendents.

of Kansas. The defendants are hereby notified that on the 2th day of October, vm, a writ of attachment was issued by the above named Justice of the Peace in the iliove cause, and certain property attached, that raid plaintiffs claim a judgment for the sum of ten and thirty-five one-hundredth dollars, and that said caue will be heard on the 30th dav of November, 188, at o'clock, a. CEHSON COLE. 9.99 502 Main St, Newton, K's. Palace saves you $9.53 Plaintiffs.

T. C. Cutler. Attest The Palace, the only live get up and eret clothiers in Kansas. The Farmer's Friend.

HARRY J. GOODHART, Manager. Justice of the Peace. 32 St..