Scott City Republican du lieu suivant : Scott City, Kansas • 3

LOCAL NEWS. The Campaign has Begun, WW You Irrigate? If bo, see Binqaman for the Ideal Windmill Pump. They are unequalecl. "I cannot tell how the truth may be, I tell the tale us 'twas told to me." About thirty young peoplo from Scott City went to the residence of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Deng to charivari the newly wedded couple Monday evening, and wore couiteouBly received. Refreshments weio served. David Rear, who lived in the southwest part of Lano county committed suicide last Thursday by shooting himself in the side with an old musket. An Destroy the weeds. Miss Allie Nichols Is on the sick list.

Miss Ella Starr is the new assistant P. M. Stucey Tliomus" sheep clip amounted to The Kansas City Journal Fires the First Gun, THE IllIIMON Wl "Water Is tho Ood of tlio Harvest." old trouble is supposed to have been the cause. The body was shipped to Ft. Wnync.Ind., Saturday, TO TUB FARMER, FRUIT GROWER, ENGINEER.

CONTRACTOR, INVESTOR, HOME BUILDER. The Peoples' Party Pioneering Scott City, Kansas, July 18 1893. This day we enter into the fourth year of our management of the Grnnd 'entritl Hotel. We are more in ear Again, nest in trying to please the public than ever before. They Bay we have done well, all things cousideied; and we admit that we have.

But we are not satisfied Should be in J(j The only inng.v every home in zine of its kind America. in existence. MONTHLY ILLUSTRATED 1'KU YE Alt. The Irrigation Age Company, 511 Masonic Tomplo, CHICAGO. SAMPLE COPIES 10 CENTS.

Subscriptions received at the Republican office. THE JOURNAL, HALF PRICE, that wo have done our best, and wish tho further indulgence of the public, that we may have our ability to perform iho great task of catering to the wants of tbe public, in tho way of supplying the inner man, and showing the weary traveler lolay his head. Thanktull for past favors with honestness soliciting your further DAILY and SUNDAY. ndulgcnce in one more trial. Read These Rates.

D. F. J. A. II TAKEN UP-By Carl Stiickerl: A Tell Your Neighbors.

wo-ycar old mouse-colored Alley and a awqp i ii ii iiiwiiiiiiiim TIME TAItLR. r- 'jrz AS. F. East bound No. ff.S 10.32 West bound No, 857 4 Tickets wild iukI biiKKHKO chocked to nil rations.

Ticket furnished to point on for-tigi Ilium sunt of li niwiH City mul on tmeedny notice. Tlio public will Hud tboolU rvliitblo Hanta Vo Koule the host liiul most aceomuuHlulliiK with flrst-clasH service, nmklim close connection lit ml times, Austin Urcen, Agent. MISSOURI PACIFIC. Mountain tluio, one hour slower tiuin Central time. TralnH leave Scott us IoIIowh BASTWAKD.

Passenger No. 2ttt 1:15 a. m. Fast KreL'lit Ho. 2l n.

Local Freight No. 20 p. in. WK.8TWAK0. Pttggenger No.

201 Kant Kreltfht No. 219 p. in. Local Freight No.217 P. Tickets Hold and liimniiirn checked to nil poinU.

Purlieu wishing tickets to points beyond our lines will confer liivor by Kivinn bie four diiys notice, 1 of further Inlonnu-llou cull on or address 11. Tkhtkk, Agent. OFFICIAL DIRECTOKY. COUNTY OFFICERS. Representative 111 ills.

J. F. Punctilio bounty Treasurer N. U. Itnllev stuerltL T.I,.

Neighbor Heirlster of Deeds H. V. Rochester Probate Judge L.T. KasMnau County Attorney J. unty Cleik Joseph OrtllUh Clerk of District Court J.

L. Ourtis Knot. 1Mb, Instruction C. J. VanAiitweip County Surveyor V.

K. lhuig herty -Joroner Charles Clark Commissioner 1st Dis J. W. Cordcr Commissioner 2nd Ms '''iwie Commissioner 3rd Dis C- W. Dakhut CITY OFFICERS.

Mavor -D. W. Mattocks. 1,. M.

McUmre 0. .1. VsmAntwert. Marshal COUMCII.MKN. a.

W. Uvcngood. Ciiailes Clark C. Starr. H.

F. Rochester W. Melseuheliuer DISTRICT COURT. Terms of District Court in Scott Couit.v begins on the 4th Tuesday In February. 1st Tuesday in June.

'4th Tuesday In October. J. L. CURTIS. Ci.brk.

CHURCHES. (CHRISTIAN, Preaching every Sunday at 11:00 a. m. and 7:311 p. m.

Prayer meeting every Tuesday at p. m. P. S. C.

every Friday at 7:30 p. in. Sunday school at Sp, m. Elder E. E.

HEAULEY, Pastor. rRESBYl'ERIAN, Preaching 1st 2nd and Habbalbs In each month, at ila. and 7:30 p. m. Nnh-buth school 10 a.

Pmyer meeting every Thursday at 7:30 p. Y. 1. hi. C.

15. evury (Sunday evening at 0:30. METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Preaching 1st Sunday Pence all day. 2nd Sunday Bcol.t City mornint? and evening: Manning, afternoon.

3rd Sunday Modoc mornint! Scott City, ut night: 41.li Sunday. Scott City morning and evening; Miinning.al-ternoon. 5th Sundays, 1st 3rd, Pence; 2nd 4th, Manning. Class meetlug.Seot City, ev-ary Sunday morning following service. Prayer meeting, followed by teachers meeting, Kcett City each Tuesday evening.

Sunday School, Scott City, every Sunday 10 A. At Euworth League Scott City every Thursday evening. Morning services commence at 11, evening services at 8 Rev. Wm. T.

Ward, Pastor. MANNING BAPTIST CHURCH. Preaching 1st and 3rd Sundays in each month, 11 A. M. and 7.30 P.M.

Sabbath school 10 A. M. Preaching Saturday, before the 1st and 3rd Sundays. at7.3'JP. M.

Rev. Ira Clements, Pastor. SOCIETIES. three-year old bay mare, stripe in forehead and two whito feet. liy II.

C. Sutmiller: A three-year old grey filley, blaze face and one whito hind Send in Your Subscription. oo t. By N. II.

Conner: A buy mare, sea on right hind leg and had on a leather halter, and a sorrel horso colt. BY MAIL, IN ADVANCE Daily and Sunday, 1 year, months 7,800 pounds, l'rjf. Griswold returned from Collyer, Saturday night. '3 Attorneys Holing and Morse were out fishing yesterday. W.

Meisetihelmur has bought the West full property. L. J. Hicks left for his home at Mound Station, 111., Tuesday. Miss May Thoma loft Tuesday for a six months visit to 111.

Peck's is the place to Ret your meals and temperance drinks. J. G. Roberts, of Lcoli, is in charge of the Santa Fe, as ajjent. P.

E. Callahan, of Leoti, was in the city, Saturday on business. Frank Petefish and family returned from Pratt county, Saturday. Mrs. V.

S. Manker is visiting with her parents in Logan county. From the present prospect potatoes will be very cheap ibis season. Eugene Tilleaux, of the Western llome-stead, was a caller on Tuesday. O.

W. Sears finished shearing Thos Lambs sheep Monday morning. Dr. Bond was called to Tribune last week to attend several bud cases. County Clerk Griffith and wife were in Garden City the first of the week.

Misses Alice and Ilaltie Buntson returned from Denver, Wcduesdiiy. Mrs. Daniel King, of Admire, is visiting her daughter Mrs. Charles Clark. Elmer Breckeutidge lost three of his best calves last week from black leg.

Charles Holmes came in from Fianklin county, Thursday to help with the harvest. D. D. Beck is threntening to go into the harvest field the latter part of the week. The farmers are the busiest that they hnve been for some time, preparing for harvest.

J. W. Lynch bought 82 head of one and two year old steers in Logan county lust week. Master Reggie Bailey gave a birthday party to about thirty of his young friends on Thursday. .1.

C. Starr moved a house from the Willison bind, south of town, to his tree To Chicago by Daylight. The Santa Fc has put on a swift train, ....2.00 ....1.00 40 40 05 leaving Kansas City in the morning and reaching Chicago the same evening. It Immense Evergreen Xursery. Tho Evergreen Nurseries, of Evergreen, is undoubtedly the most extensive of any like nursery in Ibis country.

Located In north-eastern Wisconsin, right in the center of the native evergreen belt, they can grow evergreens to better advantage than nurseries located anywhere cIfc. Seeds of evergreens sown there mature better, grow stronger, and are healthier, of course, because it is natural for them to grow there. These facts make it possible for the Evergreen Nursery Co. to grow and sell trees, cheaper than any of their competitors, and that, too, without offering anything except the yery best quality of stock. Their business has been conducted at tho same point for upwards of twenty-five years, and they have regular customers in every stale in the Union and in many foreign countries.

They have nearly every variety of hard deciduous trees as well as evergreens, aud anyone in need of trec3 for ornamenting their home grounds, or for windbreaks, hedges, or for limber culture, will consult their, own interests by carefully looking over the catalogue of the Evergreen Nursery Evergreen. Wis. It is sent free to all applicants. You can get from them trees that are specially adapted to the soil and climate here. makes tbe run in about fifteen hours, equaling the fast service of the night flyers.

it i I "Weekly Journal and Agriculturist, 1 year, Mingle Copies, 2 cents, except Sundays, Sample Copies free. Address, THE JOURNAL, Kansas City, Mo, Free chair cars and Pullman sleepers, vestibuled throughout. Dining cars serve dinner and supper, guests only paying for what is ordered. The chair cars are easy to ride in, an important considera tion for a sunrise to sundown journey. THE INTER OCEAN Close connections at Kansas City with morning trains of all lines from the west.

-IS TIIB- If you prefer to leave Kansas City in the evening, the Santa Fe offers choice Most Popular Republican Newspaper of the West And Has the Largest Circulation. of two limited trains. Geo. T. Nicholson, G.

P. A. O. Branhara, Local Agt. DAILY (yithout Sunday) per year DAILY (with Sunday) per year TERMS BY MAIL PROSPECTUS.

The Weekly Inter Ocean $1.00 per year yr A NEWSPAPER THE INTER OCEAN keeps abreast of the times In all A sijc mm eagle. 2(jc Sccttt) respects. It spares neither pains nor expense in securing ALL 1Mb NEWS AND THE BEST OF CURRENT LITERATURE. NOTICE! An 8-page, all home print paper, The Weekly Inter Ocean AS A FAMILY PAPER IS NOT EXCELLED BY ANY. If you want It has satnethliiir of interest to each member of the family ITS OUTH'S DEPARTMENT is the very best of its kind.

ITS LITERARY FEATURES ure unequaled. SET claim, Tuesday. replete with sounu editorials, articles on agriculture, horticulture and stock raising. Also contains the vrv latest maiket report and telegraphic news up the hour of going to press. Prico 50 cents per annum.

Trees or Plants of ANT UK LODGE, No. 281 A. F. A. meets 2d.

and 4th Mondays of each T. II. Lyman, of south Logan county. lVSiuouth, at their hall. left for nu overland trip to Misso.ui and Arkansns, Monday.

T. A. Jenkins, V. M. Tims Poulson and Rev.

Head- 1 any kind send to the LA CYGNE POLITICALLY IT 13 REPUBLICAN, and gives Its readers the benefit of the ablest discussions on ell live political topics. It also gives them THE NEW3 OF 1 HE WORLD. IT IS A TWELVE-PAGE PAPER. THE INTER OCEAN IS PUBLISHUD IN CKICAUO, THE NEWS AND COriflERCIAL CENTER OP ALL WEST OP THE ALLEOHANY MOUNTAINS, AND IS BETTER ADAPTED TO THE NEEDS OP THE PEOPLB OP THAT SECTION THAN ANY PAPER FARTHER EAST. It Is in accord with the people of the West both hi Politics and Literature.

Please remember that tho pr ice of The Weekly Inter Ocean is ONLY ONE DOL- lar per year. Address THE INTER OCEAN, Chicago. ley ore in Leoti, putting in the pump for the slate irrigation plant. The only Associated Pniiss Daily Messrs. Whito and llolton, merchants BE NEC A LODGE No.

170, K. ot nicefs every Wednesday night In their Castle all at 7:30 o'clock. E. Nichols, 0. C.

T. L. Neighbor, K.of R. 8. of Dighton, passed through, yesterday on their way to the mountains.

Kansas, NURSERY piinted in the State west of the Missouri River. 50 cents per mouth. C. J. VanAutwerp lias charge of the treasurers office dim up Treas.

Baileys for price list. A absence in the harvest field. We will send you the Inter Ocean THE REPUBLICAN FOB OISTLIT $1.40, Mrs. E. E.

Coffin will leave the latter card will do if you SCOTT CITY LODGE. No 236, A. O. U. meets every Jlonday evening at K.

of haf(, at 8 o'clock-. W.H. Tester, M. W. Chas.

Clark, Recorder. part of the week, for a visit with rela the most complete Blank Book, Jon Office and Lithograph in the state. Write for estimates and prices. E. P.

MURDOCK, BUSINESS MANAGER. tives at Crown Point, Indiana. Mt s. J. W.

Doling left Tuesday for write name and post-office plainly. a visit lo relatives in Chicago. J. has already joined the domino club. 5VIH1 aH? 290, I O.

1' meeis cv- There will be a temperance meeting at A iery Tuesday night ot their ot.7:so o'cock. The the Christian Church, Sunduy evening, under the auspices of the W. C. T. IT.

B. Grable, N. U. inchester aiv If you want a good J. C.

Starr, Secretary. There is said to be some Russian this ir-n r- ley Semi Weekly tle in the county. Promut measures SPRAY PUMP and should be taken to get rid the of pest. Capital scott oity camp no. 2020.

Modern Woodmen Of America. Meets on every 1st. and 3rd. Thursday nights lu each month, at K. P.

Hall. J. F. Uo), V. V.

L. M. McGuirb. W. A.

Thomson expecls to sell his Shot-Guns and Ammunition, Best in the Uorld. horses at public sale about Aug. 10th. The exact dute will be given next, week. full Recipes for all Is just tho paper for those who do not take a daily from the State cap T.

L. Neighbor returned from his trip ital. It is published every Tues-. to the eastern part of the state and rc spraying, write me CADETS OF LITERATURE. Meet every Saturday night at Cases Hall.

Free Admission. day and Friday, and each issue will ports the corn crop as being especially good. contain all the news of Kansas and the world up to the hour of goiug to press, for the cost of an ordi for full lists. H. M.

Walker and wife, who have PROFESSIONAL. been visiting with their son, J. II. to their home, at Carthage, 111 yesterday. nary paper.

Eight Pages Every Tuesday Each Issue. and Friday. Mrs. Warren A. Fitts.

of Denver, If you want the A. JENKINS. ATTORNEY AT LAW. BcottCity, Kansas. arrived Monday to visit with her parents, AN; 'UP-TO-DATE NEWS Mr.

and Mrs. 11. E. Seward, of Keystone best all purpose CHICKENS PAPER FOR KANSAS Township. n.

Lesue can insure your crops on earth, write me for list of against hail in the St Paul Fire and W. BOLINQ, Attorney at Law. Practices in all tlie Courts. Marine Insurance Co. This Company Blart aid I lite LAIHAHGS.

has done business for twelve (12) years FARMERS. Eight Pages, Fifty-six columns. The Latest News, Choicest Reading Matter, Twico a Week" for One Dollar ,1 Per Year. The Republican has made ar and have paid their losses promptly For Sale. Kansas Bcott City, A Deering only been used Don't put it off, but vwr rviun i o.

to cut GO acres of grain and as good as new, will be sold cheap. For farther rangements with the publishers information call on, whereby it can offer THE SEill C. Harris, WEEKLY CAPJTAL and the Republican for the very low price have received from the garden' of Capt J. M. Gentry a sample of Rhubarb, J1RAVIS MORSE, Attorney-at-Law, Boorr City, Kansas yy o.

BOURNE, Real Estate Agent. AU kinds of business transacted for Nod Residents. IS THE BEST MEDICINE for the General Ailments of Horses, Cnttle, Hogs and Sheep. It purines the blood, prevents disease and cures Coughs, Colds, Colic, Hidebound, Worms, Distemper, etc. Nothing equals it for Hoe Cholera.

Honest and reliable, In honest packages; used ami v-ar ranted for ov.r twontv years. Everyone owning a horse or cattle should give it a trial. Made by Emmfkt Pbah-kietai'-Y Chicago, I1L Uncle Sam's Almanac and Farmer Jones' Horse Deal mailed free. Uncle Sam's Nerve and Bone Liniment for Sprains, Bruises. K'aeumattsm, Stiff Joint, ete.

Goes right to the snot of oain. NotliU. else so good for Mao and Animal. Try it, 3LD BY DRUGGISTS. of $1.40.

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receive special notice In the Scientific American, and thus are bronsut ni'lel? beiorethe publio without cost to tbe inventor. This splendid paper, fceued weekly, elegantly illustrated, baa by far the largest circulation of any scientific wort In the world. 93 a year, feainpie copies sent free. Building KJition, monthly, (ISiia year, gingla Copies, 'ii cents. Every number contains beautiful plates, in colors, and photographs of new houses, with plans enabling builders to show tbe designs and secure cc-ntnicta.

Adilrcw CO, MkW YOUK, a til BuoADvrAT, planted this the leaves of which measured 28 30 inches. Also a large send NOW. COZAD, 11 CI GI Linn Kansas irish potato which had been so planted ATFiyTQOBTAINED I til I Oteimis easy as to be constantly watered from tbe time of planting, how about the theory Thirty-live years' experience. Rxanii nations ami Honorts tree. Fromnt atten mat too much water would ruin the po Hon.

Send Drawing; and description to L. Icott City. Kansas. tatoes. Bacgbk Atty D.

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