The Cuba Record from Cuba, Kansas • 1

RECORD. CUBA NUMBER 2 GUBA. REPUBLIC GOUNTy, KANSAS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1900. YOLUMN I. HON.

W. ft. GflLDEMEflD. The Cuba band played a jiolitical engagement at lladdam, 'Wednesday The Week's Doings FRANK DOUPNIK, DKAI.EK IN LOVENBURG KASL, night. Smoke the Bohemian Girl.

Made by C. A. Buhner, Marysville, Brief Pointers on tne Most Will Address tne People Ot Cuba October 24 ARD ARE, Tinware, Stoves Pumps Important Topics. -DEALERS IX- Auctioneer Jo Dean is having and Wir Ed Fitts, the old time stock buyer -of Cuba, decided that a new house out on his suburban farm would be Also Paints, Oils Glass and Painters Material. Vehicles Farm Implements the proper fall improvement, so to put a jrood notion into effect, he ob Senator Mark llauna.

chairman of the national republican committee, will pass through Cuba tomorrow morning at six o'cltx-k enroute from Concordia to Wymore, on a special train. The train will carry passengers and a half fare rate will be charged for the rouud trip A good sized crowd will no doubt go from here to hear the distinguished gentleman speak. The celebrated "Sunflower pants" are taken from the fleece, scowered, carded, spun, woven, cut, made and guarenteed by the Topeka Woolen Mill Co, and sold by Sheldon Son, Cuba, Kans. Cobs demand a higher price in Cuba than they have for a long time. It is impossible to get them now at any price at the elevators.

Sheldon and Son offer a new pair of shoes to any lady, gentleman or child who will find one pair of poor shoes in their stock. tained the services of Carpenter For the first time since the opening of the present campaign, Hon. W. A. Calderhead will address the people of Cuba on the political issues of the day next Wednesday, October 24.

at 2-iJO p. m. Mr. Calderhead needs no introduction to the people of this county as he has been their faithful servant in congress for several years, and as to his oratorical ability no one can doubt. Don't forget the date and be sure and hear him.

3ill Dorman, who, with the assist Best Line of Goods Always kept in Stock. ance of Charley Turner are completing one of the finest and best two We handle the Celebrated McCormick City Restaurant, SMITH iiiid SHELHAMMF.R. story farm dwellings in the country. Charley Ludwick, he Chicago Lumber Co's popular agent at this place is supplying the building material which is ir'iving the best of satisfaction. When completed Mr.

and Mrs. Fitts will have an ideal farm home, where, with their children, i HARVESTER and MOWER Hot or Cold Lunch At all Hours. Krosh Bread Always ou Hand. Fresh Oysters mid they will spend the remainder of Special Sale of MlUinery. Now in Season.

about all he can attend to in the auction line at present. John Woodhouse has purchased Jess Hill's dray line and is once more to be seen upon the streets in his well known avocation. Don't forget that Hon. W. A.

Cal-derhead will speak at the opera house next Wednesday, 24. Tell your friends about it. Remember that Sheldon Son have put in a complete stock of new, clean and up to date goods since their mid-summer cleariug sale. Special sale of Milliuery at Owen Owen's Monday, 22. We carry a complete and up to date line and our prices are reasonable.

Pawnee Bill's wild west show drew a big crowd at Belleville last Friday. The performance was highly satisfactory in every respect. A. C. Moon, the Haworth merchant is paying 14e for eggs and 13c for butter, he always pays the highest market price for produce and on general merchandise he sells the cheapest.

Give him a trial. From Other Parts Seandia Journal. An election for President was held in the high school room last week, McKinley receiving eighteen votes and Bryan seveu. Chas. Forstrom threshed out ten AND SEE Vt At All Hours.

GALL Misses Owen Owen will hold a special sale of millinery goods on Monday, 22 at which a di. count of 10 per cent will be made on all sales. Don't fail to call and examine our goods, we carry a first class line." Sheldon Son general store. Tha Wew Livery Feed Stable. Fred PHysician and Surgeon, Made Kan- Smokfe the Bohemian Girl, by C.

A. Bohner, Marysville. Office one Door South of Post Office1 JOHN SEIFERT, Proprietor. sas. Holds Special Diploma on Diseases Best Rlgsf (l Drivers It Hi it NKRVOIS SYSTEM, As the evenings are becoming too cold for open air concerts, the band boys should turn their attention to opera house entertainments during the coming winter.

There is good dramatic as well as musical talent in the band and with a little outside assistance in the female portion of the cast, the band could give a first class series of musical and dramatical entertainments this winter which would be highly appreciated. Mrs. Rose Silverthorn, former wife of Lewis Silverthorn, is said to have been shot and killed at Oklahoma City, one day last week. Full particulars have not been learned concerning the affair, but rumor has it that two rival lovers were quarreling over her, and in attempting to prevent one from shooting the other she was accidently shot. Later developements may reveal a different state of affairs.

A poor sinner arose in a prayer meeting at Beattie, says Tom Cordy, and confessed himself an awful bad man and confidently informed his friends he was on the road to the bad place. When he had confided this piece of information one of the brothers still further startled the congregation by commencing to sing: "If you get there before I do look out for me, I'm coining too." Joe Kasl of Perry, Oklahoma, is visiting with his aged parents, also brothers and friends in and around Cuba this week. Joe has many warm friends in this country who Doctors Howard, Special attention pen to the Commercial Trade. PHYSICIAXS AXD acres of oats the other dav that i THE COUNTRY, tiawortli Happenings, What's the matter with Haworth! She's all right, and the best place to trade in the country. We understand Burton is about to purchase R.

Browns place, Mr. Brown is going to Oklahoma where the family expect to make their home in the future. There was a large attendance at the funeral of Wm. Oliver and Mrs. Harry Oliver last week, and the sermon preached by Mrs.

Bales should long be remembered by all. A. C. Moon has a fine Jersey cow. Mrs.

Daniel Severns has sold their place, we hav'nt learned to whom yet. Mrs. Severns expects to join her husband the near fu yields 55 bushels to the acre, and it was'nt a good year for oats either. The first killing frost of the sea Offi. In Rear of Bank.

Offlee Hours 11 a. to 3 p. m. RuMdeiu'e Secoud House North of free Methodist Church. Brosh's old Stand.

son was on the ground Monday morning. Last year the first killing frost occured on September 20th, seventeen days earlier. The growing season just past has been one of the longest we have ever had in Kansas. YES. OKAL, DEAN, Auctioneer, In the ease of State of Kansas vs Watclimaker Wm.

Miller for violation of the Pro Repa inn and Sewing Machine Prompt attention given to sales hibitory law, appealed from the Jus tice court was tried in the district ture in California, where they will and auctions in all parts of the have known him and watched him him grow to prosperous manhood and who are now glad to see him make their future home. They country. Prices reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed. leave many friends in this commu court last week. The jury went out Saturday afternoon and stayed out until some time Sunday.

They grow to prosperous manhood and who are now glad to see him back returned a verdict of guilty on two their life in comfort and peace. Richard Brown had sale bills printed at this office last Saturday, for his sale which oeeured yester-. day. The sale was presided over by Jo Dean and everything went well. Mr.

Brown intends easting his lot with the numerous other Republic county farmers who have Emigrated to that fertile country within the past eight years. While I'Ortious of Oklahoma is all right in ii agricultural sense, we see no ro.ison for such a successful farmer us Brown leaving the place he has ho long and profitably tilled. F. H. Kasl and Frank Barnett have formed a co-partnership in the general mercantile business and will increase their business to the fullest capacity of their present ht-yre room.

They have already purchased the remaining stock of auction goods formerly kept in the Preble building and with the fall goods coming in they will have one ofthe largest stocks in the Their future success, however, depends upon the liberality of their advertising. Mrs, J. E. Baird, of Beloit, wife of J. E.

Baird of the Industrial school fir girls, was a visitor with friends in Cuba, over Sunday. Mr. Baird has ordered his name enrolled upju'our subscription list, being one of t'i? many who believe in progressive journalism and one who appreciates advancements on those lines. Chas. Kasl, the leading implement dealer of Cuba, sold a fine new top buggy Saturday, and an excellent Moline wagon Monday.

Mr. Kasl believes in advertising, therefore his trade is increasing to an extent that is surprising even to hTuiself. II. K. Walters, the leading fruit gro.ver of Republic county, added his name to our growing list of subscribers Monday.

The name of Mr. Walters is personally mentioned from fact that he has long been identified as one of our leading citizens and public educators. Chas. Donat, the popular Wy-more cigar manufacturer, was in town late last week. Mr.

Donat makes a fine grade of cigars which are fast becoming popular all over the country. Max Klots left for Iowa, Tuesday, after a short visit with friends in town while enroute from the wheat fields, of south-western Kansas, where he has been working this summer. Mrs. Wiley of Washington, sister of Floyd Beaton, returned home Monday after a brief visit in town with relatives and friends. Ezra Williams was down from Belleville Sunday, visiting h'-ld time friend and business partner, T.

C. Preble. Don forg.it I per cent dis-t-jimt sale on millinery at Owen Owen's Monday, 22. They tarry a complete line from which to select. again.

counts. He was sentenced to pay a E01 AlilL CLOAK Words of encouragement for the Record were received from Frank Northup this week who is now superintendent in the printing depart nity. Mrs. Harve Rhodes, mother of Mrs. A.

C. Moon, who has been visiting with her son and daughter for some time, left for her home near Fairbury, Monday. There was a number of people from Haworth and vicinity attended the wild west show at Bellville, the 12th. Notice: fine of two hundred dollars, pay the costs amounting to nearly five hundred dollars and spend sixty days in the county jail. An appeal was taken to the supreme court.

As the supreme court in all its history has never found in favor of a jointist who appealed to it, it looks as ment of a state institute at Stillwater, Oklahoma, Frank has been in the newspaper business in Cuba, and knows from experience the wants and needs of northern Kansas though Miller's lawyers were playing him for what there is in it. people. Is hereby given that parents hav mm ing sick children with store throat The attention of our readers called to the second annual cloak 99 Courtland Register. The band boys gave their last to keep them at home by order school board. sale advertisment of Sheldon Son in this week's issue.

This firm is As To Job Work. regular concert on Saturday, though they will play for the speech the an up-to-date concern and not only coming Saturday afternoon. The This office is prepared to do the very best of job work in any color keeps the best line of goods, but offer them at a reasonable price. Don't fail to attend this big cloak band concerts this summer have been a pleasure to the town and or number of colors desired at rea M01AY OCT 22. 19 sonable rates.

We have the latest sale next Monday, 22. country people both and have been a success in every sense of the word Among the life certificates to XIX Vlll XJk JL I JL It pays to have a band. Mr. Bryan says that the republi designs of type for printing fine stationery, business and calling cards, wedding cabinets, hand bills, sale bills, dodgers, in fact anything. We guarantee satisfaction.

Call and see us. cans are carrying on a war by put ting up somebody's else sons to be teach school recently granted by i the state board of education was one to Wm. F. Howard, of Cuba. Although the doctor disclaims any intention of teaching, he can but feel honored by the action of the board in his behalf.

shot at. There are two Courtland On the above date we will have on sale a large shipment of the LATEST STYLES in Ladies, boys in the Philippines. Capt. Ed. Glasgow, son of Hon.

Wm. Glasgow, Sample copies of this week's Re is one of them. He and his father cord are being mailed to air parts We have just received Vol. 1, No. are both republicans who believe the defeat of Brvan is as essential of thj country for which we do not 6, of the Clyde Republican, a bright Misses and Children Wraps, which will be sold expect any pay, so do not hesitate new six column quarto published by A.

Huff. The new paper is to the progress, prosperity and; honor of the country as the defeat in reading it carefully and when at GREATLY Reduced PRICES, chuck full of spicy news and with of Aguinaldo. The other is Claud you have done so, kindly hand it to some friend for This pa Dobbins, and his old father and its healthy advertising patronage we predict success for the newpub- Note PriGes Below: per will not be sent to anyone unless ordered or marked sample mother are praying for the defeat of Bryan as the best safeguard for lication. copy, so if it continues to come to School opened Monday with the the welfare of their son. The fathers are both veterans of the civil war.

usual attendance after having been closed for a weekoa accountof diphtheria scare. The report that was circulated to the effect that Cuba Ladies Golf capes vorth $7 at 450at 48 Ladies tan wool jackets ti.50at3.Hi Ladies Silk Plush 7.50 at i.53 Ladies 4. 00 at 2.98 Ladies 3. 5() at 4.82 Ladies 6.50at 5.48 Ladis Beaver jackets 1 0 at 75 Ladies blk 4.75at4.07 Ladies 5. 75at 4.98 Ladies blk Astrachan Children's orth 1.73 to i5.75atl.3l) Ladies 4.

73at 4.03 Ladies at 4. 95 to 3 25. your address unauthorized by you, it has been ordered by a friend and you will not be called upon to pay for it. Please remember this. fend Is Tbe News.

Roosvelt's rude lansruage to the rowdies who interrupted him at va rious places, show him to be a verv had fifty or sixty cases of diphtheria Time Tables, ordinary plug of a man. He is too coarse ever to be vice president of was all a hoax, having been done by some one evil disposed to the town. J. F. Hill and wife returned from The above with many other styles of Golf capes, collaretts, Boafs, Jackets and children wraps at AT ALL PRICES, QUALITIES and STYLES, will be on sale, It is the intention of this paper to have a gxl correspondent in very township n-ar Richland io order that its circulation limy be of general interest, and in order to encourage tltose "ho may bare a fe idle their Jowa visit Tuesday evening, after having spent a very pleasant two weeks with relatives aod old friends in Edgewood and Delaware HUM) K.

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J. CLARK. AifHnt. morfwrts during the day or eTeaiug counties. Their daughter Martha For One Day Only lives in Edgewood county with to write a few items, we will send them tbe paper fro and furnish stationery for communications each whom they visited several days.

tne Lmted States and he never will be. Freeman. Roosevelt is gentleman enough to belong to New York's four hundred, to fight the political corruption in New York city to a stand still, to be assistant secretary of the navy, to lead his men up San Juan hill and win the love of every man in the regiment, to be a remarkably successful govercor of Xew York, the greatest state in the union, and to be regarded everywhere as the people's friend, as an advocate of vigorous, upright American manhood and citizenship. And yet he's to, cuarwr for the Freeman, yw wouldn't that jar you! Mrs. L.

D. Northup and daughter week. The work will be found a Eva a Tm panied by Mrs C. J. Bak pleasure as sooa a you bei-ome fa er of Chicago, visited at the home of miliarused with it and at the same Mrs.L.

J. Faun, at Valley Center. If you want Any kind of a wrap at Won and Soil, Kansas. M3 p. m.

m. Kansas, last week, returned home HI RI. I r. B. OOI' WFT.

reiglit 't-- LAST. yrvisffti o. Di tinie afford interestinkf reading to tbosf who are acquainted or have lived ia the locality. Mail yiwir items they will reach us no later than Wednesday ca week. tl-Wa.

m. Il-l" a. m. highly pleased with the country and the many pleasant people whom her there. 4.