Council Grove Bugle from Council Grove, Kansas • 5

iiii mi mm ii' rry Fred. Brigham, mail agent on the THE BTJGrLE. U. was in town Wednesday visit ing relatives. May be the Root of All Evil, but without It the People Would Be In a Bad Fix.

vUHtl B. J. DILL. B. SHARP.

DILL SHARP, EDITORS AND PROPRS. Miss Jacquith, of Americus, ad dressed the union temperance meet FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1896. Pntltronf inn 0f the Currency Is Dangerous to the People's uUIIII (luilufiS Interests, and Deadly to their Prosperity. ing at the M. E.

church last Sunday evening. She is a pleasing talker, and her discourse was listened to with great interest by the large I TIME CAltT). RAILUOAD Special services at M. E. Church nliim a a T0 CONTRACT THE CURRENCY and putthe People entirely AIIIIHIIiHK at the Mercy of the Money Power and the Shylocks are now UUIIUIIIUU on f00tf and A Great Battle Is to Be Fought This Year for Free Coinage and the People's Money.

South, next Sunday. Rev. H. D. Hogan, of Hillsdale, and Rev.

Harvey Brown, of Oklahoma, and MISSOURI, KANSAS TEXAS R. R. GOING SOUTH. No. 8 Passenger A- No.

57-Local OOINO WORTH. Tin. 10 Passenirer ":10 P.M. possibly Rev. Comer of Kansas City, Tin KTjal freio-ht 5:00 P.

M. will be here and take part in the services. All cordially invited to attend. THE GREAT ISSUE NOW is the double standard against the tingta UmJtfd the use of both gold and stlrer standard money metal against keeping the currency of the country on the gold baeia. E.

L. Shaffer, Agent. LEAVES. I THE ATLANTA WEEKLY CONSTITUTION Why McKinley is Silent. The reason of McKin'Iey's silence, 4:10 p.

m. MISSOURI PACIFIC R. R. GOING WEST. ARRIVES.

No. 3 Passenger No. 21-Through freight. .6:30 A. m.

No. 217-Local freight 4:00 r. u. OOINO BAST No. 8 Passenger 11:90 a.

m. No. 218 Throueh 6:50 P. u. 6:00 A.

M. 7:00 A. M. says the Catholic Herald, is not far to Beek. He dare not face the fol A.

M. 7:20 P. m. 2:00 P. m.

No. 9S0 Local freierht 1:30 p. lowing facts: fOninir east is local Uain. iTrora wess is local, First McKinley voted to suspend published at ATLANTA. GA-, and having A CIRCULATION OP MORE THAN 156,000, chleflr the farmers of the country, sod going to more hou.e than any weekly newspaper published on the face of the earth, is The Leading Champion of the People in all great contests in which they are engaged against the exactions of monopoly.

THE CONSTITUTION IS THE BIGGEST. BRIGHTEST AND BEST WEEKLY NEW9PAFER 'i I and going east through. T. P. Jackson, Agent the rules and pass a freu silver bill in 1877.

Second In 1878 he voted for the We will be the people to buy strawberries of as soon as they grow. Bland silver dollar bill and support Van Camp, Keith Tennbt. ed it, and did much to accomplish its A box of good cigars for one passage against the veto of President Hayes. published In America, covering the news of the world, having eorresnoDdents In every city in America, and in the capital of Europe, and reporting tn full the details of debates In Congrets on all Question of pubHo Interest. Price $1 per year.

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Third In 1888, when chairman of Scott, a grocery merchant of the platform committee of the licau national convention, he report- R. Scott, is here for a short visit. ed resolutions denouncing "the policy of the democratic administration in its efforts to demonetize silver." A number of loads of new hay were brought to town this week and Fourth In 1890, when leader of no finer hay was ever marketed. the house, he advocated the passage A voune "calamity howler" was of the bherman silver purchase law born to Mr. and Mrs.

Normandm re- and declared; "I want the double siding on the Dr. Munsell farm, last standard." 1 I I Ilk, uuitomuiiuno UUlHi. i uh lUlllvJ in any other paper In America. Tits Farm and Farmers' Department, The Worasns Dapartait, The Children's Depaatiiat, are all under aW direction and are specially attractive to those to whom these departmerts are addressed. Under the editorial management of CLARK HOWELL, its special contributor are writers of such world-wMe reputation as Mark Twain, Bret fiarte, Prak R.

Stockton, Joel Chandler Harris, Betsy HaaalKoB, and hasdrsds of others, while it offers woekly service from such writers as Bill Arp, Sarge Pluoket, Wallace P. ITmMl, Frn Ti Stanton and others who give its literary features a peculiar Southern flavor that commends tt to very fireside from Virginia to Texas, front Maine to California. During the whole delay and failure to brinjj the promised relief in financial matters THE CONSTITUTION has heralded In season and out, the fall news. It has given plain editorial utterances upon the effect of the trim-mlngaodmtsgnided policy of wreckage and more bonds, wblcll events have shown to be prophetic In their unerring directness STRAIGHT, CLEAN, UNTRAMMELED, inesaay. Blr At)I)le I a sr -Our 25c Jap tea is the best ever Leavenworth, June 8.

The offered in Council wove for tne Leavenworth Horticultural society price. Try it. met at the court house with Presi i' 1 1 i -i i s-w it ii a Van Uamp iveith a AENniti. aent uoDie in tne ciiair. An in I Mrs.

Minnie Comer, or Kansas visit ay we while those set THE C0ISTITUTI0I ----1 evening to spend a few weeks' with her parents. out last year produced scarcely any thing. Republican National Convention, The general condition of the fruit Salutes the free people who insibt that the servants of the people shall not become their masters. 8y Special Arrangement tha paper publishing thla announcement will be clubbed with The Constitution at the remargably low rate announced elsewhere In this St. Louis, June 1G.

$11.20 to crop was reported good prospects St. Louib and return via M. K. for at least 70 per cent of a full crop June 13. 11 and 15.

Good until of apples, peaches a full crop in ex June 21. E. L. Shaffer, Agt. cellent condition, pears and plums nearly a failure.

Cherry crop very light. Strawberries from 20 to 50 Missouri Pacific Reduced Rates. I DEMOCRATIC TRUTHS B. R. Scott Son the other day sold Dr.

Brnington 600 pounds of binding twine. The doctor has Pai tve per cent of a full crop. Blackberries very fine and abundant. Raspber- nnit. an acreage in wheat, oats and Annual Turnfest District of Kansas meet at Leavenworth, June 12, 13 and 14, good to return June IS.

Fare for round trip $3.70. National Republican Convention IN ALLOPATHIC DOSES i 11 1 i ni ii rye, and says eacn oi mesa cereaia nes aimobs a ianure wiui ine excep- are turning out well. This has tion of the Kansas. surely been a favorable season bo far ADMINISTERED at St. Louis, June 13, 14 and 15, good to return June 23.

Fare for round trip $11.20. Gov. Humphrey's Wheat. Coffey ville, June 8. A sample of for all crops.

When in need of paint this spring remember that I carry a full line of the first new wheat of the season Miss Jacquith, of Americus, ad National Democratic Convention at Chicago, 111., July, 4, 5 and 6, good brought to town Saturday bt dressed the union temperance meet was DAILY AND SUNDAY ing at the M. E. Church last Sun Councilman Reynolds, proprietor of to return July 14. Une fare for round trip. the Phoenix mills.

day evening. She is a pleasing It will be to your advantage to call talker, and her discourse was list It was raised and threshed by W. at the Mo. Paciiio ticket office and get Home Seekers Excursion rates Masury's celebrated paints, all colors. These paints are used almost exclusively by the principle railroads of the country, which is a recommendation worth noticing, as railroads always use the best.

If you want the genuine Masury paints call at my drugstore. D. A. STEBBINS. UNTIL JAN.

1, 1897, ened to with great interest by the large congregation. Miss Jacquith before taking a trip. Tickets will be on sale May 10, June 9 and 23 and July 7 and 21. is a first cousin to Mr. Chas.

J. Bever on the farm owned by Governor Humphrey, north of Coffey-ville, or what is better known as the Spangler place. It grew on upland and suffered some from rust. It tested 55 pounds to the bushel, and THROUGH Annual meeting Jtfaptist xoung Mr. Charles Lewis, of Emporia, was here the first of the week and People's Union of America at Mil waukee, July 16 to 19.

Tickets on sale July 14, 15 and 16, good rented a room in which he will open rhc on acconnt of the rust was graded for return July 20, 21 and 22. Ex an insurance office. He is a man of No. 4. family and also wants to rent a resi MISSOURI tension can be obtained until Aug.

5 if desired. One fare for round trip dence in some desirable part of town. Too Fat for the Bath Tub. Atchison Globe. (118.30).

Mr. Lewis is acquainted with a num Annual Meeting JNationai Educa A bath room was lately put in the ber of Council Grove people, and himself and family will be gladly supreme court room, and the popu tional Association at Buffalo, N. July 7 to 11. One fare for round trip Tickets on sale July 4 and 5, good to return July 13. Ex list papers are making a great howl, welcomed to our city.

saying that the people are compelled tension of limit can be obtained un Agent Shaffer, of the K. T.J to go to the creek when they bathe. til Sept. 1 by depositing ticket at sold nearly sixty tickets to Council Bo far as Chief Justice Martin, of Kansas City Times FOR ONLY $2.50 Grove people who attended tho Fore- Atchison, is concerned, he is so fat that he could not get into either of the tubs, and should not share the paugh Sells Brothers' circus at Emporia Wednesday. The show was far above tho average, the menagerie PACIFIC RAILWAY FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS AND PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPING CARS TO KANSAS CITY AND ST.

LOUIS, PTJEIILO AND DENVER WITHOUT CHANGE abuse. Buffalo. National Convention ot Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor at Washington, D. July 7 to 13. One fare for the round trip Tickets on sale July 2, 3, 4 and 5, good to return July 18.

Extension of time to July 31 can be obtained by depositing tickets at Washington. T. P. Jackson, Agent. being unusually large.

It contained 13 elephants, 5 trained sea-lions, 3 head of sacred camels, several cam Fanchon, els, and nany smaller animals, be "BRIGHTEST AND BEST." sides birds of rare plumage from all H. and I IDon't fail to have the most complete budget of parts of the globe. Those who like circuses get the worth of their money Supreme at this one. au tne news possime to oduuii wnen its cost until January 1, 1887, is but 12.50. Address all letters to TIMES PUBLISHING KANSAS CITY, MO.

Since February 25 Mr. W. O. Gox has owned TO THE LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN. Miss Norma Comer entertained 18 or 20 of her little girl friends at the homeof ber grand parents, Mr.

and Enterprise Flour. and published THE KANSAS CITY Connecting Direct For All Points. Through Sleepers KANSAS CITY TO LITTLE ROCK Mrs. 15. 11.

Scott, Wodnesday after opinion of the entire Western press Is that THE TIMES is now the best and brlghest paper in all this section, noon, the occasion being her 7th Every Sack Warranted. We are prepared to furnish Also cheaper grades kept in birthday. Swings, hammocks and various games were provided, and the little onea spent a pleasant afternoon on the erassy lawn. At 5 o'clock all -VIA- 1 the Ladies, Misses and Child stock. All kinds of feed.

De H. E. HAGAR, AUCTIONEER, were treated to a nice Bpread, con ren in black or tan slippers at hvercs made to any part of Wagoner Route. H. C.

T0WNSEND, O. P. T. Agt, St. Louis, Mo.

sisting of ice cream, cake, fruits and confections. It is hard to tell which enjoyed the affair tho most, Council Grove, Kansas. the very lowest cash price. ISAAC SCOTT SON. the city.

A J. COLLIER. the children or Mr. Scott. I will cry sales In Morris and adjoining at reasonable rates, Give me a call..