Osawatomie Advertiser from Osawatomie, Kansas • 3

Pqrtorcil Xlsntiorj Ua'l the new "ad of W. s. Msrs. Wm. Uplegraff and A.

THE ADVERTISER. ChurchilL lie is selling goods ven' Ducket will take up their residences Chas. Johnson is at llolden. GOOD CLOTHES WHlXGHi 2.Z-3. GOOD CULTIVATOR lo.5J.

cheap. on Maj. J. B. Eesiinjton'ii home farm Mr.

Joe Kerr went to Ottawa last for the season. Official tf the City. Advertising rat- on apMi--iion "juls," aud locals will be iiisei leu and ctntrged fur until 01 der-d out. A bright little girl LaViy was Lorn Friday. FARM IMPLEMENTS.

HARDWARE STOVES. to Mr. and Mrs. T. A.

Hiliabold on Mr. McDowell spent Sunday st 1 here will Le a colored ball given in Gale's hall on next Friday Rantoul. last Saturday. A good time is expecteL Eveiybody i Missouri Pacific Time Car J. GOING EAST.

A. B. Bromley went to Kansaf Wa are glad to hear that the young ladies of O-awatomie are living K. ft Osawatomie 7. a.

in invited to attend. There will Le a special meetin City last Friday. Dr. Paramcre, of Ottawa, was Osawatcmie last Tuesday. K.

V. Col. ex. A. 2.4 p.

L. 2.S5 p. Uidtn Coffieville. A. m.

I- 3 i. up to their principals. icliiia K- ex. A.4.:m a. in L.4.&a.

iu. of the Eastern Star on next Fiiday night, March 7th. All the members Don't forget that you are sure to Frank Miller went to Ottawa John Deere Plows. S. cornplanter, simple and perfect working.

Harrows and cultivators. Fresh Garden Seeds. Barbed wire and Nails. F. M.B.

A. 'sand all farmers come ane see me, no monoply prices with me. be pleaded with the fine finish and perfect likeness of photos, made at requested to attend. Big bargains in cook stoves andRanges. Tinware and house furnishing goods.

echanics Tools. Road carts and Barrel chums. Domestic sewing machines. One Brush Plow at less than cost. Sunday to see his best girl.

Mr. J. B. Miller, of Ottawa, wa in the city visiting his son Frank. GOIXO WEST, K.

C. Osawatomie aceoni. arrives 6.00 in-K. C. Col.

ex. 12.50 p. 1.10 p. in Helricu C'ofl ieville A p.m. L.

I.U5 Wiebit K. (J. ex. A. ll.su in.

h. 11.53 p. m. Local Freight for Jeroy. L.

7.15 a. lu. Loral Freight for Council Orove L. 7.3Ua. m.

Above trains carry jiassengers. All round trip tickets sjM at this station ex- There will be a grand masqurade ball in Paola on next Friday night which we understand will be attended w. It. JJaiid, of ilooeriv, is la sept excursion iekets, are uood uutil UM-d. Save by several couple from this place.

Osawatomie this week visiting hi brother JT V. Baird. The Y. II. C.

A. conference for the second district of Kansas will be held J.C. Chestnut left last Wednes ourseu ious oi iroume ana inconvenience aua purchase round tiii tickets. Express Money Oi ders ou sale, payaMe lu all arts of the n'ou. U.

C. Towuseud, G. P. T. A.

H. II. Coombs. Agent. day for bis long-talk-of trip.

Wewisb in Paola from March 7th to the 9ih him a pleasant time. Friday, Saturday and Sunday of tbi Tick Edmiston and wife spent a CITY GOVERNMENT. Few days Kansas City last week, they A. F. Hekk Mayor week.

Mr. Geo. H. Stock well's two daugh McLains. Mrs.

Conklin died last Monday at her son's home about four miles northeast of Osawatomie. Mr3. Conkhn is the mother of Mis. J. S.

R. Worley. Mrs. Luly C. Kane, the good wife of the somewhat notorious "Jim," is now in Wichita under the care of Dr.

Munsell. It is to be hoped that Mrs. Kane will shortly return well of her affliction tumor of the breast. There were several couple engaged in a skating party last Saturday night on the Pottawatoinio river. Those present ere Misses Cora Mc Williams, Lettie Lamb, Nettie Yeamans and Nellie Martin, Messrs.

W. V. Miller, returned home rnday. S. K.

C.ABOTHElia, I). BliF.NKMKX. Mto. artin, W. B.

MOKGAV, A J. lIl'hLVAVE. ters, who are residents of Kansas City. J. S.

It. Worley was in Kansas City the first of the week in the inter with their little ones, are now paying Prices as low as any place in Miami County Xp no clerk hire. Buy goods for cash. W. S.

CHURCHILL, of Osawatomie, Kansas. Padlock. est of Uie Allen-Kicket case. Ciiari.es 8. Bixbv, l'oliee Judee W.

T. Biu.iNOS Marsha: their respects to the old settler and his Mr. Chas. H. Johnson, of this firm.

better half. went home last Friday with the grippe. Would call attention to the pro nope lie will soon recover. position for a farmers' Produce Ex RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES. V.

church. PreaeliiiiR service every Sab p. m. Sunday School at 8 p. Wis.

Win, Vouuian, Mut. Cliurch on corner of Williams street and Cronk avenue. Prayer iiiMtiutt every Wednesday evening. All ire cordially iuviled to these services and especially strangers are welcome. Mr.

and Mrs. Charlie Walthall, of change, in another column. This plan 1 arker, were in Osawatomie visiting has been worked for three years in Mrs. Walthall's parents the latter part i It. E.

ilvuNE, rastor oi last week. Texas and made a grand success of. Joe Brown and W. E. Johnson.

They had a very pleasant time. Congregational. Preachine every Sunday at Maj. the printer, of Paola. ii a.

ni. sannatii scnooi miu a. u. a. i.

Joseph Estop, the man who at Pastor. has moved his family to this place At the next regular meeting of tempted to committ suicide in tho Mis i hey occupy the vacant rooms above JEWELER AND WATCHMAKER STATEMENT. Semi-Anneal Statement of The Osaw8tr.ini Bank. Ill; -SOURCES. souri Pacific Hospital last week was re SECRET SOCIETIES.

the raph the Hesperian lodqe No. 181 all the members are requested to be in atten Osage Valley No. 24. A. F.

moved to his home in this city last A. meets on 1st and 3rd Tliursih Zlaelunca end ethi dance, business of importance will be be Saturday. We are glad to say that jJverybIv be ready for the Loans and Dntounts 5o.0i...J All hind a of TJ'aUhes, Clocks Jcwe ry Sen Fine Vt'crh neatly aid uights of each month. S. H.

Poixey, W. M. fore the lodge and work in the ranks hj done. Mr. Estup is fast recovering.

Overdrafts Tradesman Jubilee" March 21st. Piead the new "ad" of F. L. Fur of Esquire and Knight. C.

Eixby, Sect. Buibiing and Loan Association ZW Work guaranteed first class in every pa culas.3 and other stock l.oSo.OO Mr. Gus. Langston, wa3 in Holdeu a short time Thursday Osawatoniie Charte r. O.

K. S. meets second ness, the liversm.in, and when in need Due from other banks o.A Real estate, furniture fixtures 5,000.54 By order of C. C. C.

H. Barr, K. of R. and S. Henry Barr has returned from tad fsurtli Thursday liiKhtsof Fhanck A.

MAVHAltl), W.M. ALICE CAMPlfLl.L. SKOT. and while here visited the Enterprise of anything in his line give him a call 8,093.52 Cash items office. He says tho engineers' ball on Kansas Mutual Lit Association.

C. Nolan, the tailor has just re I. O. F. Lodge No.

Expenses, Oklahoma and is very much elated the 14th was a great success and a 349 -neets every Mon ceived a fine line of Spring and Sum over that country and the wonderfull- grand affair. Holden Enterprise. day niu'lit. total Liabilities. mer samples.

Go see them. ness of Oklahoma City, being a city of F.m Jan. 1st to April 1st, time of meeting Hox. The Drill at O3awatoraie. W.

M. Capita! stock paid in Mr. G. Bruns, of Garnett, has rented the Taylor building and will J. P.

DAVIS, President. WELI.OO Yke-Presideii E. Mo jy, Secretary 7000 inLibitants every thing working very systematically considering the ab ndivided profits The entertainment given by the 3,455.13 71,256.57 22,500.00 5.538.46 28.176.35 1,920.40 J3421.36 "71,256.57 will be 7:00. M. Visiting brethren cordially Invited.

O. T. Smith, N.G. C. II.

Babe, Recording Secretary. Deposits Young Ladies' Military Company at Natural Premium sence of all law. This city, although System of Life Inruranco. Savings account open a large stock of dry goods in that place. Bruns is a fine gentleman and will make Osawatomie another good Osawatomie last Friday nicrht was Due other banks and share but ten months old, has the appearance Osawatoniie Lodge, No.

267, A. O. well received. The girls acquitted holders. Total of ono of our cities in the state.

From north to south it has 18 streets with citizen. We welcome him to our city themselves admirably in the drill and State of Kansns won many words cf praise from our u. w. metis every i-nciay nigm. Visiting brethren cordially invit S' meCt Wit1' U3' TV.

G. BllYSON, M. W. H. P.

Morlf.v, Recorder. business houses on every one, and east to west it has sixteen. Every branch Miami county J. B. Eemington, Xet Assets January 1, 1889 5 84,752.53 Increase of Net assets in 1883 33,676.05 Increase of Insurance in force 1,123,000.00 Amount of Insurance in force January 1st, 1889 6,217,000.00 Death claims paid since organization 200,000.00 Scientific In fouiulntinn, perfect in plan, and unexcelled in management.

Safe and Economical Insurance; For terms call on any agent of the Kansas Mutual, or address the home effics The Osawatomie Mercantile Company completed its organization on Monday night of this week. They elected the following officers: J. C. Osawatomie friends. The musical part cf the programme was good also of business immaginable is represented being- duly sworn, state that I am president of The Osawatomie Bank, Regular of Osawatomie Knights A.

O. A. Ko.MTA on Friday night on or on these streets. The country gencr Chestnut, President; A. H.

Hume, ally is inclined to be rough but a great Osawatomie, Kansas, and that the lbove and foregoing statement sets President; Lucy Brown, Secretary and preceding llie tn oi monui. isiun, Knights are courteously invited. C. S. Bixr.v, A.

F. Jackson', SI. M. Q. D.

deal of it is good and splendid soil. Annie Gardner, Treasurer. forth the actual condition of the said bank at close of business on Jany. While there filed on a claim and in 2d, A. 1890, and the amount of tends to go back sometime this spring.

Oriental I 'ge No. 2-21 of the (1. (). of (). meets tvery 2nd and 4th Tuesday evening in each its property and liabilities of said date.

James Pierce, the barber, has sold his interest in the barber shop to his partner Mr. D. Bobbins, and has Crayon Portraits are considered by B10UM1. Vl-SlllUg 1 Tlltces cnnilillY lllvuru. W.

Tatok O. W. T. Biu.inos, Grand Suet. J.

Kemixgton. Subscribed and sworn to before me accepted a position on the railroad as the masses to be the par excellence in the Portrait line, certainly no other this 4th day of A. 1890. Hesperian lodge No. 1X1 Knlghtiot Pythias lut-pts every Wednesday uight iu Odd Fellow's urcaKman.

we wisu dimes success W. H. Campbell, class or work is superior or more per aud hope to see him wearing a suit of Notary Public. IliUl. E.

C. Tace, C. C. O. B.

Cukmkoham, K. H. S. manent or taking to the oye, provided blue clothes with brass buttons before SEAL of course that the execution is of the but no better than Osawatomie could have given from her own talent. The weather was very inclement but notwithstanding that the attendance was good all that cmld ba desired.

The net proceeds derived from the entertainment were $29.75. Besides those who took part in thc-entertainmcnt about 25 of our young folks went over. All who went were well pleased with the treatment they met from the hands of tbo Osawatomie young folks, and especially were the military ladies. We are glad ti see the petty jealousy that has heretofore existed, or rather imagined to havt existed, between the society of the twi towns obliterated. There is no reason why social affairs should not be congenial.

It shall be our pleasure at my time to do all in our power in returning the kiudness and appreciation shown our people. Western Spirit. Osawatoniie Pest. No. 322, A.

meets the finest order. I guarantee that all work long. While iu Osawatomie last week we My Commission expires March 22. 1S90. in this line as executed by me can not This Space belongs to O.

Nolan the Merchant Tailor. be equaled for three times the money Hist and third Wednesdays of each month in the Hall over I.iddie Clark King's store ill 7:30 o'clock P. M. Visiting com invited T. A.

Stanley TOKEN SMITIT, I'ost Commander. AdjutJinL by other artists in the county. Thous ands of people in this thriving town called on John Porter and Edger Hall and found thorn well established, iu an excellent location, in ono of the handsomest little drug stores in this part of the State The boys are doing a nice business and are well contented. Thev are desirous of having their Portrait: painted, and the remarkable low price of 10 for a life size free hand Crayon ire deserving fellows and we are glad or ink Portrait places them in the to see them doing well. Western each of everyone.

Every Portrait guaranteed to us as fine work: as any $35 Portrait made in this county. In We announce this week a change structions will bo given in Crayon in the management of the Osawatomie drawing. The art of making Crayon Union Valley. V. W.

Bullock received seveu hundred and nine dollars pension money last week. He will get four dollars a month the future. Portraits taught in ten lessons. Terms bank. Mr.

E. W. Warfield, owing to his connection with the St. Louis County Bank, having disposed of his inter 510 for ten lessons. Satisfaction guaranteed.

Office in Whiteford est here to other parties. This change Building room No. 2. 30E NICELY Is too busy to write an or locals, but asks us to say that he is painting and cleaning up his store and opening and marking his immense Spring Stock, which is arriving by every train. Kemember 30E NICELY T.

A. Stanley sold his jersey bull to Jas. Helms, who shipped him to Kansas City a Friday night. He sold 40 Prof. O.

H. JonNsos. brings to our city Mr. L. F.

Guthrie, who comes to assist F. 11. Warfield in his duties, and while we regret to lose Mr. E. W.

Warfield, yet our loss is acres ot his land to W. W. Bullock Mary had a little lamb, its fleece was white as snow; it strayed away last week. He has sold his stock and farming tools to W. W.Bullock, who will work the farm the coming year.

Claytons, gain. The people of Osa one summer day, where lambs should Subscribe for the Aoviuitiser. Boneless Hams at Hammond's. A nice line of Hats and Caps just received at L. 13.

Mayxap.d's. The AnvEitTiSEB will give you all Ibe news for 81 per year. C. Nolan, the tailor has just received a fine line of samples. What heating stoves now on hand at reduced prices at Liddle Clark Kino.

C. Nolan, the tailor lias just received a fine assortment of Spring and Summer samples. The nobiest photographs west of Kansas Citv, made at McLaius gallery, opposite the new Opera House. It will pay you to go to Matnard's when in need of Boots or Shoes. I keep on hands a large stock of fine Boots and Shoes.

August Yunge McLain makes the finest grades of pictures. Barb Wire. We have just received another car load of world renouned Gliddon Barb wire. See us before buying. Liddle, Clark King.

watomie will alwaj's hold him in kind never go. Then Mary sat her down, ly rememberance for his valuable as A. F. MEEK. PURE DRUGS Aim MEDICINES Fancy Toilet Articles.

Stationery, Etc PlescifipioiS Carefully Compounded. Standard Poets. Popular Novels. Beautiful Gift Books, Albums and Vases. A complete stock of MeGtiffey's and Independent Text Books.

Si'tist's Tube Paiiits, Brashes Paqucs, Etc. moyes to tho city Wm. H. Miller this week. sistance in thi past.

Mr. Guthrie designs to remove his family to Osawato Rose Odenbaugh is building a cistern near his house. mie and make his permanent home and tears streamed from her pretty eres; she never found her lamb, because she never advertise. And Mary had a brother John who kept a village store; he sat down and smoked his pipe and watched the opend door. And as the people passed along, but did not with us.

We extend him a cordial wel Mr. Hull comes onto Wm. Millers farm this week. come, lhe Osawatomie Hank is hnan-cially one of the strongest in eastern Tom Kent has rented his farm to young Mr. Brady for the season.

Kansas and an institution of which Horace says it will take another pint we may be proud. top to buy; John still sat down and moked his pipe and blinked his sleepy to do him. We extend many thanks to Mr. Geo. Williams for a copy of the Win- FO field Daily Courier which had a com eyes.

Ana so tue sueriit ensed mm out; but still he lingered near, and Miry came to drop with him a sympathizing tear. "How is it, sister, that those other mercharis here sell all the Letter List. Letters remaining uncalled for at he post oilrCe at Osawatomie, Kansas, II DIGIXG WELLS CALL ON M. DAYIS, plete program of the proceeding of the Grand Lodge of A. O.

U. W. at Win- March. 4th, 1S90. field on last Wednesday, February goods and pay theie bills and thrive 4New -Drue Stored Ladies.

Bella Brown (a) from year to yeai Remember now lie has given better satisfaction than any other man in town. Leave orders at this office. 29th. There were speeches made by some of the greatest orators in Kan Grace lerr Klla llyman Mollie I.aiilv sas. We aresorry that we have Ollie Martin her own bad luck, the little maid replies: ''These other fellows get there, John, because they advertise." Mound HAL PO Marv Roberts 435 not the room to print the speeches.

Cora Roberts Jane l'ake all in all it was a grand affair. City Progress. PROPRIETORS. 0 Arnold A meeting of the directors of the Ira Allison K.of P. Lodge of Ooawatomie.

Hesperian Lodge No. 184 Knights Osawatomie Libary Association was Cliaiies Brown we c-iB-sr j. ttxjXj lzistze: op Billie Hot-tin held in the office of Smith Campbell Geo 11 Brown Anni Rliemore (2) Sarah Tailor Kinm Tanner Henrietta Tavlor Marv Wilson Addie Williams Mrs Chas Kowe Druizella Beat-ring Gentlemen, Lane Geo MeMnllen Mevers Morgan Wm Nesbitt Charlie Nelson Pavlon Pliltts Slioof Wm A Ktevcns (2) II Smith William Tavlor Byron Weaver Percy WinghYld Jerry Winckleplcck .1 Wood LMcWluney(pkge). H.H. Pulley p.

m. of Pythias is experiencing a wonder Campbell Richard Clark on last Tuesday, and the following of ful growth financially and in member Will Clark ficers were elected: B. Smith Albert Cook (2) ship. During the past two months they enrolled seventeen new members m. i' aro President; Henry Maynard Secretary; Hawley A Howard John A Hudson A.

F. Meek Treasurer. A committee was appointed consisting of Henry Maynard, A. P. Meek and Frank Pyle, Henrv lloltz Thomas Holbert Drugs and Druggists' Suna'ris, TOILET ARTICLES, PERFOSESIEB, ETO.

Prescriptions Safely Compound, Yo-q Pqt'i'oqqgc is Solicited. Highest prices paid for dressed poultry, Butter and Eggs at Hammond's. A large assortment of Mens' and Boy's Overcoats at reduced prices at Maynarb's. Wanted. About 25family washings at the city laundry.

h. B. Maynard is sell Clothing chaper than ever. Call in and be Go to C. Nolan's and see the new Spring and Summer samples.

All Farmers wanting to plant Caster Beans and Flax would do well to call on C. F. Cavis at the Crother's lumber yard as he is making arrangements to contract for tho same. If you want neat Letter Heads, Note Heads, Bill HeaJs, Statements, Envelopes, Wedding- Cabinets, Ball Program, or in fact job printing of ny kind, do not fail to see our speci-ments and get our prices. making a total membership, of forty memheis.

This lodge was instituted April 24th, 1889, with thirty-two charter members and has progressed very Kirknian to draft by-laws and constitution, and present them at an adjoined meeting to nicely since that time with the excep be held on next Friday. tion of the extreme warm months of Boston Bazar For Sale. Will offer for sale until March 1st, Last Monday night there was a uly and August. At presont they the entire stock of Millinoiy Goods party given at tho residence of J. D.

Bobbins, in honor of Mrs. Bobbins, meet in I. 0. 0. F.

hall on Wednesday evening of each week, having work in the different ranks every meeting 2 doors East of P. O. Osawatomie. Kansas. sister, Miss Higgins, of Pleasant Hill, and fixtures, such as is usuallykept in a first-class millinery store.

For particulars inquire at Boston Bazar, Mo. The evening was spent in games THE SHORT LINE TO TEXAS, CALIFORNIA AXD MEXICO, SI. LOUIS, CHICAGO and THE NORTH and EAST. FVLllrtiarL Buffet Sleeping: Cars, TO AKD FHOM CHICAGO, HANNIBAL, ST. LOUIS, KANSAS CITY, BAUSONS, DENI- SON, DALLAS, HOUSTON, GALVESTON, FT.

WORTH, WACO, AUSTIN and SAN ANTONIO. ELEGANT FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS! For Kales, call upon or night. A cordial welcome is extended every Knight of Pythias that visit us, of all kinds. One room was occupied Osawatouiio, Kas. and a good and social time is promised by tho lovers of dancing.

The music was furnished by Undo Samy Smith S. A. Browi (o. DEALERS IN all who wishes to visit us. Tho order universally, is in a prosperous condition and Frank Sliauver.

A good time 0 the present time its membership ex ceeds two hundred thousand in the was enjoyed by all present. Those present were: Mrs. Helms, Mrs. Rob-bins, Lizzie Freeman, Sylvia Birchard, Justice of the Peace, Office on Browu Ave. opposite Browns lumber yard.

United States alono. A Knight cannot Nettie Yemans, Ola Truo, Cora Mo- travel far without meeting a brothor address nearest Kissouri, Kansas and Texas Williams, Miss Higgins, Lottie Lamb, who is ever ready to extend a cordial Ticket Ai'cnt. fiKi. Kmiv, U. C.

('now. Lizzy You mans, Nellie Martin, Mr. welcome and give a willing help to the Peninsular Cook Stove. Wy have just received a full line of the Celeln-ated Peninsular cooking 6toves. Wo also ha ve a completo line of Buck's Brilliant cook's, two of tho best stoves mado, we fully warren them to give perfect satisfaction.

Call Und see thcui. I.inniE, Claris Yiy Wat nO, Cen. TnilTie i 0. WING. Practical and Keep Constantly on hand a Full nud Complete btoik all kinds of BUILDNG MATERIAL Estimates Cheerfully Furnished GIVE US A CALL.

lleei-ivei'S. .1. .1. 111.. ono win, all bidigh a stranger, povon-ally is a brother iu the order and it sm-c Holms, Mr, Evans, Mr.

Bunisidr. Jack Kellcy, Chas. Birchard, Will Miller, Chlcr coriii hi i Ida: icurjr douCfH (ion-! Snjit. ro irsi ir.r Frank Miller, John Baird and brother, of a lv oflwrs fii- adv.Veand wii- 'It'll: trrm onn' 'O I r. llilxv, lonfl Jolmsoi H-r- I rlli Ml to.