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Osawatomie Advertiser from Osawatomie, Kansas • 3

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Personal Mention Mrs. George Fritts of Havana, Business Locals As we have mentioned bef ire, the Garfield count, sr JJrs. ladies of the Congregational church A- lies, of Washington, D. called will on next Friday night, present to Date Youmans was in Paola last Published Ever; Saturday at and subscribed for the Adveetiseb yes Bring your produce to ILeatoh. Evaporated Rasp'oerries at Cb3T5ct' Xew goods arriving daily at JlAVSAiiD'g.

Saturday. OtAWATSMZE, Kassas terday. the people of Osawatomie the drama entitled the of State." Very elaborate preparations are being made Miss Flo. Cowell was over from J. C.

Chestnut Co DRY GOODS. GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. mi YE TEE LARGEST STOCK OF A splendid quality of dried apricots, sit J. C. Paola Sunday.

ihe Advertiser welcomed the BY THE Osawatomie Printing Compauy, to make this an entertainment worth smiling faee of C. H. Giller, in John Petty and wife visited the Chekta-ut Co'. White Fish, ust the thing yon need, cheap, at CaESTsiLT'a. Honey, the best in the market, cheap at the price of admission.

All the par our sanctum the other day. Come A. F. Mbek President. W.

H. Campbell (Secretary. city last Sunday. Ti i ii ticipants are well drilled and there again. rana uuuer was in uarnett one Publisher.

Chestkct's. Try it. no doubt but that it will be entertain G. N. Maelej day this week.

Ihe new dwelling house of T. F. Goto AViiAKiis for your Boots and Shoes, ingand instructive. Eemeraber the V. Wells of Paola.

was in the Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Trunks Dunaway will be occupied by con- TEEMS. of which he has a large stock. date. Friday enenine. Dec.

7th. 1888 I ir 1 1 mi city Monday. One copy one year $1.00. uuciur xi. ju.

uarneiu j.ne nouse is Go and see Heaton the Osawatomie Grocer. You ill get fair treatment there. Messrs. McKimy and Martin neariy finished. -ool donas ana oaisy were in One copy six month -60 On cony three monthf .25 the city last Sunday.

L. B. Matsakd is selling a large amount of last week put the finishing touches to and Valises in Osawatomie. Ready Made Clothing a Specialty. A taffy-pullmg was reported at AdvertisiuR rates furnished on application Clothing.

The prices and quality are right. Miss Gertie Heaton the new hotel occupied by Eobt. Lay- t-AU "ads," and locals will he inserted and came over the residence of Miss Celestia Provens -Another Invoice of underwear at May- from Paola last Monday. charged for until ordered out son. Ihese gentleman without doubt on Thursday evening.

A splendid aed's, v. hlch is being sold at popular prices. Dr. Haldeman was down from the Entered as Second Class matter, know how to wield the brush to per i i Gentleman, If you are troubled with dan time was enjoyed. Cigars Teas, Coffees, Spices, and Tobacco.

county capital Sunday. November 3rd, 1888, at the post- lecuun anu nre gamin an enviable druff in any form call on Dick Palmer and get a bottle of his Sure Cure. -As we go to press we learn that a Frank Miller was in Ottawa office in Osawatomie Kansas. reputation far good work. The out on Dried and Canned Fruits.

party will be held at the rssidence of business Wednesday. Extra fine raisins, this year's crop, side work was done by O. Kiles, and Mr. You mans this A pleas John Carroll came over from Pa also did a tplendid job of work. The J.

At. 1. -A -1 only 10 cents a pound or three pounds for 25 cents. At L. B.

Matxabd's ant time is anticipated. ola, Monday, on business. FLOUR SALT MEATS. irum, oi ujjb uowi is nnwuea on in as mi. tt handsome, a manner as could be ima Misses Cheasbro and Me Williams ma xiooerts ouuaing is tast ap To the Ladies.

Charlie Mitchell, of Kansas City, late ol Chi called on the Advektiseb Thursday. gined, and testifies to Mr. Miles' ability proaching completion. When it is completed it will be one of the best cago, ill cut or dress their hair or trim bangs in as a pam.ter. Jim.

Humphrey made a trinto the latest style. Give him a call, with Dick Pal buildingi in Osawatomie. While in Osawatomie last Monday Kansas wty last Saturday evening mer. Missouri Pacific Time Card. GOIXG EAST.

K. accommodation, I 7-00 a. K. C. CoL ex.

A. p. L. 4.05 p. in E.

C. Iud. A- 3.00 p. L. 4.00 p.

m. Local passenger, arrives daily 4. 15, p. m. Wichita ilC.

express arrives 3.20.a. m. GOIXG VEST, K. C. accomodaUon arrives 8.00 a K.C.

ex. 12.45 p. 1.00 p. O. local express, arrives 12.

05 p. m. K.C.&Ind.ex. A. 12.

33 p. L. 12.50 p. 12.10a.ni Above trains carry passengers. The colored folks held a dance we had the pleasure of being the guest Tom Saxon and Charlie Barrwerp Liddle, Clark King Guns! Guns! Guns! Monday night in the building formerly in Taola on business last Srtnrday.

of Landlord Gove of the Cottage Hotel. We have the largest and most complete stock Wds. Reynolds, of the Miami Re -DEALERS IX- occupied by ChalnWs furniture store. Several of the colored folks were over of guns and ammunition in the coanty, and wil sell you a gun for less money tiiaa any otlier Air. vrove very Kinaiy piloted U3 over the little city and pointed out many publican was in our city Monday on dealer in the county.

Come and see them. Dusiness. from Paola. places of interest Osawatomie ia en Misse3 Marv and Gussie Giller. nf jovie a nice little boom.

The Missou- Liddle, Clark KjLNa Stoves! Stoves! We have just received a complete line of Su Morgan and Goodie are doing a good business in the line of wood work tne asylum, were slioripincr in Faola. HARDWARE STOVES, TINWARE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. racinc people are now enlarging oaiuraay. All round trip tickets sold at this station ex ecpt excursion tickets, are good until used. Savi thei round house and reiiair shops and perior Cook and Heating stoves which we will C.

A. HumDhrev went to Kpnsas yourself lots of trouble and inconvenience and the new eating house is fat nearing sell at bed rock prices. We guarantee the fire back in the Superior Cook to last for fifteen Uty last Saturday evening, returning purchase round trip tickets. completion. This house will be one of it.

i i Express Money Orders on sale, payable In all uu me cannonDaii. years. Call and examine them before you buy. th finest in State, and the people of Uddi.e, Clark Kiso. parts of the Union.

EL C. Townsend, G. P. T. A.

Miss Jennie Edmiston. of Paola and black smithing. They are prepared to do all kinds of work with neatness and dispatch. We call attention to the card published in our paper of C. E.

Pace, M. D. Dr. Pace was formerly one of the physicians at the asylum and locates among us with the very best reputa 0 jawatoraie may well feel proud of it. visited her brother, M.

B. Edmiston in T. P. Jackson, Agent. This Means Low Prices.

ifr. Gove also showed us through the this city, last Sunday. M. B. Edminston, an old Miami county boy Cottage Hotel and we were much sur has been appointed manager of Liddle, Clark CITY GOVERNMENT.

A. Or. Seaman and wife, of Sea King's hardware business at this point He prised on seeing such a neat, well con man, Linn county. Kansas, were in the A. F.

Mkfk Mayor TT' 1 structed hotel. Mr. Gove has spared oiiy on vveunesuay last. tion. wiehes to inform the people of Osawatomie and Miami county that he is prepared to meat all opposition in the hardware line.

He Invites all We have two Grain Drills and one Mowing Machine'which we will sell at Rock Bottom Prices. Remember, we are Headquarters for XAILS and aU kinds of BUILDING HARDWARE. Timvork a Specialty. Yours respectfully, Liddle Clark Kinfif, I S. K.

CAKOTIJEEB, I). BKENEMKN, B. H. POIJJtY. Umax Harden, A -T McKrvAVK.

1 no means in placing his house among M. Gross, of Kansas City, was in the Why not have a band in Osawa ity Thursday. He is a well known his friends to call on him and he will make it to their Interest to call again. the hrst-class houses of Kansas, and the tomie? Several of the boy3 play well, traveling man and owns the building Charles S. Bixby, Police Jndfre DkVob.

Marshal city owes him much for the interest he has taken in her welfare. Paola and there are many others who coul occupied by Mr. Kolbohm. FARMERS! Save 25 per cent by buying Shoes RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES. Mrs.

P. P. Brady. Mrs. McWil.

Republican. son learn. A good band is a goc help to a town and we need one by all iams and Miss Mollie Brady were ihopping in Paola, Saturday. M. church.

Preaching service every Sab p. ra. Sunday School at 3 means. and boots at Sirau's Shoe Store, Pa Miss Allie Gale visited in the ola. p.

Mrs. Wm, Youman, Supt. Church on corner of Williams 6troet and Cronk avenue. We are informed by Mr. Mills, country last Sunday.

She was the Prayer meeting every Wednesdayevening. All uest of Mrs. Florence Coombs. HUNTERS I are cordially invited to these services and es Mr. Overton, Sunt, of Western Supt.

of the Pennsylvania Mining that plenty of capital has come to his rescue, and that natural gas will soon be supplied to all of the community of pecially staingers are welcome. Jobjj L. Lonodek, Pastor Bring your game to Heatoit. He wants all Division of Bridge and Building de On Tuesday last Henry Johnson, a hard working much respected colored citizen, living on Poplar street, died from the effects of poison, believed to have been given him oy his wife's sister-in-law, Mrs. Eachel Henderson, who, during the illness of Mrs.

Johnson, had prepared the meals for the family and placed in the coffee some of the deadly drug which proved fatal. After the death, Mrs. Henderson dis the quails, ducks and chickens you can bring partment, was in the city on Tuesday First Baptist Church of Osawatomie. Preach him. Osawatomie.

jig at 11 a. m. on the 1st Sunday of each month. Oak. Osage Valley Drug Store JB.

h. Head, Pastor Master Mechanic Vermillion, nf RAILROAD MEN We have a large stock of Shoes Last week we said that the drama St. Louis, was in the city on Wednes Congregational. Preaching every Sunday at 11 a. in.

Sabbath school a 10 a. m. L. Adair day. He will soon locate in and Boots, suitable for all classes of "Among ihe Breakers" had for want of a room to plav it in been nostDoned.

railroading. It will pay you to call Tastor. SECRET SOCIETIES. appeared, but was found in Osawato Ed. Helms came in Saturday from on us.

btraus raola. This week "genius has taken a new flight" and we are happy to inform our the west. He ha3 a position on the mie, brought back and placed in jail, to await the action of the csroner's Osage Valley No 24, A. F. M.

meet on 1st readers that the play will go 'oa. Santa Fe as brakeman from Newton to Smith Campbell, Havetlie Samuel Huff farm Arkansas Uity. and 3rd Thursday night of each month. 8. JiPOLUEV, W.

M. C. S. Bixby, Sect The Advertises is now provided jury. An autopsy was held Wednes Joe Nicely was over from Panla with a lciroe amount of the laUst an of 170 Acres, for sale Cheap, Monday.

Mr. Nicely will have charge Oiawatomlejxidge, No. 2OT, A. O. U.

W. meets every Tuesday night. Visiting brethren cor most approved fonts of jc type, a ne 1 the large store of the Ahrens Mer his is is a Bargain, Come Manhattan job press, and are now pre cantile Co, at this place. and see us. dially invited.

U. B. Edjustox, H. TV, C. 8.

Bixby, Kecorder. paiedtodo job-work ia an artistic Edward W. Smith, who is attend day and the stomach removed for analysis. The jury was empaneled at once and the inquest begun, but It will take some hours to effect an analysis. Just before his death Mr.

Johnson informed Prof. Charlton that he believed he had been poisoned by Mrs. Henderson, it is known that they were not on good term3. It asserted by the friends of manner and cheaper tha a the 'Cheapest Two Million Readers. ing school at tha State Universitv.

at. Osawatomie Chapte r. O. K. S.

meets second La wrence, Kansas, is spending Thanks The Masonic Lodg of this city is me a iMeaii many Claim Mr nn Carries A Full Stock of Have a fine stock of Perfumeries Toilet Soaps and Stationery. Albums, Vases, Lamps andf all of our Fancy Goods going at cost. Physicians Prescriptions JLccuratel Dispensed at all hours, day nifirnt. W. C.

Tator. giving at home this week. publication, but it 13 undoubted making arrangement for a grau true that as many read Youth Messrs Liddle and Clark of the supper next Thursda evening. Th Lompamon every week. It ha3 rra of Liddle, Clark Kins-, came uii fourUi Thursday of each month.

France A. MAVXAJti), W. M. ALICE CAMPBELL. SECT.

"Ship of State." Bring tn jour job-worL Straus Bros, Paola, for Shoes. Paola and Louisburg odgee bave bee worlu-wide reputation and is sent, all over from flolden Tuesday on busi the prisoner that she has periods of in invited ana a geuerf-i good time is an over the globe where the English lan ness and to try their lack at shooting, James Mallen left Friday for St, ticipated. Supper iriil be served at ua-o in tipuiten or reaa. ine reason for its large circulation is found in its T. C.

Kolbohm's. Paul. Minnesota. Mrs. Mallen, who of State" next Friday 4 Mr.

Geo. Ham's, neat residence lias been visiting friends and relatives exceptional value, it is always safe, pure, entertaining and instnictiue. Its influence upon growing bovs and sanity, and is not responsible at times for her conduct. Funeral services of the deceased was held at the A. M.

E. church, Thursday afternoon, in charge of the G. A. It. It was largely attended.

Ottawa Lever. night. in St. J. aul for soma time past will ac jusc completed, ne is.

masing arrange company mm nomo. girls can hardly be overestimated. It The new school room ia badly ments to heat, cook, and light it with jjeeJed. natural gas. The mains are already D.

E. Butts, returned from a is remembered affectionately by their parents who read it a generation ago. visit to nis tormer home in Sidney, laid from the wel'is to the city and in Y. G.B.G. social next Tuesday vvuuiu can iuh attention 01 our reemont Iowa.

While Mr. Butts a fewdayB more houses and stoves will reports everything prosserous in that countrv he still thinks Kansas a little be in full running order. Badly Keedod. Editor Advertiser: Why cannot a sidewalk be built evening. JL W.

Heaton is enjoying a splen did trade. readers to the special offer of the publishers, an opportunity that comes but once a year. Any new subscriber to the Companion who will send 51.75 at One hundred thousand dollars will S. 2l. Bioq Go.

ahead. W. J. Donavan and wife, of Conn be expended the coming year by the along the property owned by the M. E.

Church ou Cronk Avenue? There is The boys held a turkey shoot last once, can have the paper free to January 1, 1889, and for a full year from cil grove, are stopping at the Cottage federal government tc develop the Wednesday. -DEALEsS IN- one hundred and fifty feet there that manufacture (if sugar from sorghum, mat uate. xais oner includes our four holiday numbers for Thanksgiving Last Saturday was a busy day for miiei. uonavan fias taken Jack Mitchell's place for the present as Mr. Mitchell hurt his back.

We hope he should be attended to at once as The bulk of tUis money will be expen our merchants. Christmas Kew Year's and Easter, all the illustrated weekly snnnlements. ded in Kansa-j, where experiments thus will be able for duty soon. muddy weather it is very disagreeable wading through the mud. I hope our TV :1 T'flti of jn mn(li TTniTifira.

far warrant a success. Coldwater and the annual premium list with 500 Mrs. T. F. Dunaway, with her two Methodist friends will attend to this Eclio.

illustrations. Address The Youth's cnuaren, returned to Usawntomie, on Companion, Boston, Mass. before bad weather comes. giving dinner? Turkeys were in demand Wednesday and Thursday. oaturaay last, trom an extended visit The School Board of District No, Church Goee.

in Pennsylvania, where her parents 14 (Osawatomie City) have ordered new icsiuu. uiiiie juunaway says Usawa toniie suits him tho best. ANEW Thanksgiving is ofer, now pre school furniture for the seating and Wayside Notes. pare fr Christmas. fixing up the room formerly used as On the arrival home of Mrs.

Tartar Shingles, Doors, Blinds, Don't forget the teachers meeting Col. James Walthall, of Mound township, was in the city on Wednesday last. He is the proprietor of the after her 4 months visit to Oregon, noighbors prepared a surprise to wel at Paola Dec. 15th, 1S88. the eating house of the Mo.

Pae. They will have another room for school purposos which will greatly relieve the Lime, Cement, Hair, Plaster-paris, new town of Beagle on the line of the Parsons Pacific railway. The Col. is btraus Jtiros, raola, want your come her home. They cooked a good present crowded condition of the shoe trade.

Call on them. always welcomed to Osawatomie. dinner, cleaned and dusted the house, schools. built fires and had things in order and Rev. Longdon.

was given pound The "Smith" family and several nf -E. T. Ahrens and Walter Back its tranches including L. B. Maynard and family and Mrs.

F. A. Mavnard. she arrived expecting a cold house, no dinner or fires. Sh found lots of 1 P.

i came over from Paola last Friday and donation Thursday evening. Good singing at the Congregational church next Friday night. And a fine line of took their Thanksgiving dinner at Pa- spent some time looking around our Sand, Briek, Tile, Blosburg Coal and Bi3.ild.Ingr Paper. We Keep Constantly On Hard a Splendid Stock Of Thb Haw Valley Mixed Paints. Let Us Figure With You.

S. 33. CuaJROirxiElss, IMIaiiagrer. nappy races, gooa nres, clean rooms oia wita iUr. and Mrs.

S. Sm th. city. They were so well pleased with and an elegant dinner altogether: as Thanks for that iavitation to eat Toneka Canital: TInn. F.d.

our prosperity that they rented the suring her of her welcome home. The wost i-oom in the Whiteford Block and Judge was surprised too. She was Smith of Mound City, one of the com-missoners of the State Reformatory, arrived in the citv yesterday from Hutchinson, The reformatory build overjoyed with this mark of kindness I will put in a stock of dry goods and clothing as soon as the room can be and said she would never forget it. prepared. ing was formally accepted from the contractors.

Ons hundred and eiiThtv Professor Naylor received a batch of And are now prepared to dojall kinds of Thanksgiving dinner with you. Professor Hamil, Saturday, Dec, 22nd. Go and help the school. A fine lina of dancing shoss and tlippers at Straus Bros, Paola. Mis Addie Adair spent Thanksgiving at the home of her father, Eor Adair.

Adminsion to the "Ship of State" The Misses Anna Gardner, Mollie new music tor his band. The band (12 pieces) will now have to drill and Brady, Adele Cheatsbro, Allie Gale, E. W. Warweld. President F.

E. Warfield Cashier. work themselves into these new tune: fivo thousand dollars has been expended and the buiidings are completed to-to the top of the second story. One wing containing fifty cell rooms being complete. The entire cost of the buildings coniuleta would bo be S200.

Maitie Fenechole, Celestia Provens and JOB-WO B. Eemisqtow. Vice President. THE RK, as the leader will not allow a piece to Lucy Brown, and Messrs Mert Bob be played only in perfect style. ert, Guy Chamberlain, John Hume, In the 000.

entertainment, will be 15 cents; chil Mr. Patton, of the Fort Scott Foun Frank Miller, Harry Brown and Marley formed a pleasant social gather dry company was in the city, desirout Cheapest and Best Notice. A wbiteface. chestnut sorrel horse, ing at the rssidence of Miss Lacy of purchasing rope for drilling deop Brown, Wednesday night wells. He reports drilling business in OSAWATOMIE BANK.

A General Banking Business Transacted. NEGOTIATORS OF FARM MORTGAGE LOANS. Bourbon county busy and successful. The Albany Journal tolls a funny twelve yoars old, was, on November 271h, 1888, taken up by Isaac Dryden, and is now in his keeping. The owner may have the horse by calling on Mr.

Al. Lemmon paid a friendly visit to story of how a child was excused from dren 10 ceats. Calvin Barnard shipped a car load of fat hogs from the Osawatomie Stock Yards, one day last week. Don't forget the "Ship of State" nnder the auspices of the ladies of the Congregational church. A pleasant social at house last Thursday evening.

All present. rport a pleasant time. Will Blackmer has left tho bntch- school on account of the rain. Some Garnett last week and as his best girl was so entertaining that he missed the Dryden and paying the expense of train. keeping, and by paying for this notice.

time ago a teachor, on answering a at tho school door, found one of her pupils well wrapped up to protect Mr. Manahan, engineer from In Board of Directors: J. B. Remingtox. J.

W. Parker. E. W. Wakfield.

W. W. Gcthwi C. Chkstwct. sane asylum nt Nevada.

thn NOTICE. All persons knowing themsolvei in her from the rain. "Teachor, mothor says I needen't come to school to-day present home of our old rionds, Dr. and Mrs. True paid a pleasant visit to this asyjum last week.

He reports the ddi eg Party AND (. Ball 'canse it rains, and down stairs the debted to the firm of S. A. Brown will please call and eettl their or shop of J. A.

Spader Son, and works at the roundhouse. little maid Sew like a frightened deer. asylum at Nevada not full of pationts; book accounts as our books must bal Quliea number of Osawatomie Ye scribe yiitod tho busy thor it is nearly as large as curs with bu ance at the end of the year. oughfares of the county capital last folks attended the K.of P. ball at Paola Thursday evening.

two hundred pntients while ours has five hundred. He carefully examined Saturday, and while there received an invitation to "help make taffy." We our heaters, ventilation, water and gas works and water works for the purpose of extinguishing fire and was well The old reliable fii of SMITH CAMPBELL. Real Estate Agents Osawatomie Kansas Have desirable farm and cityprperty For Sale, leased all through. 6. A.

Brown Co. M.ii Received. Fresh Tooled Peaches. Evaporated Black Berries. Raspberries.

Trunes. New Raisins. Currants. Tickles. Sauer Kraut.

At L. 13, JIatkard's We are now prepared to do all kinds of job-work in the best possible manner, and at reasonable prices. E. FnrnSss, brakeman on the local ran from O-iawatoinie to K. C.

made the AuvKiiTisuR a call Thursday last The Y. G. B. C. will give a social ni, P.

Bishop's on Tuosoay evening, Dooember 4th- Evoi ybody ia iuvitod. of course accepted, and passed ono of the most pleasant evenings ever recorded in the course of our short and mistaken existence We can say, and say truthfully, that Paola's young folks are ontitlod to the first prize for hospitality and taffy. Tle ADvinrisEBboomsl Please remember that we boucht Invitations A SPECIALTY, BRIKG1S YQURMORK- our canned Peaches, Corn and Tomatoes real early and can give you some low prices on fins goods. B. Matnakd..

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1888-1890