Macksville Independent from Macksville, Kansas • 4

THE INDEPENDENT Elegant! What? Pinney's stock of Hats and Gloves. WMM -TV. Ainsworth, of Atchison, was call KANSAS MACKSVILLE, ing on business men Monday. W. A.

Downey and L. Gray, of St. THE POLICE GAZETTE. Is the only illustrated paper in the world containing all the latest sensational and sporting news. No Saloon Keepei Barber or Club Room can afford to be without it.

It always makes friends Wherever it goes. Mailed to any address in the United States, securely wrapped, 13 weeks for $1.25. Send Five Cents for sample copy. RICHARD K. FOX, Franklin Square, New York City.

To every member of the Alliance and John, were in town last Monday. the People's party in Kansas, and to the grocery every individual, in fact, in this and other states, the absorbing questions line at Pinney's, If you want a bargain in Dry Goods are: "What will next year ('92) bring forth?" "AVhat will next year do?" Never was there a year so tremendous in its issues and thoir consequences to our Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes go to BASSETT CO'S. Born. To Mr. and Mrs.

J. L. Carter, on the 28th, a boy. Mother and child doing well. people, as '92 will be.

All are vitally For Your Comfort. concerned. To be without accurate in For fifty years carriage makers have tried to invent t-turn" vc! lir.le that would not be a "turn-under." Success came wi'fa the formation of the great conflict will render you absolutely lost and place you Subscribe for the Independent NOW, and receive the Farmers Wife at a great disadvantage. FREE for one year. To guard our readers against this, our fbc The short-turn device nJ the other merits, of which there are ilescriM imm UluMruttd catalogue, which, -with address of local ageut, will be scut rue to ituy dik.

Thb Bartholomew Ciciknati, O. GO TO BASSETT for Orleans Syl'up, 60 cents per galon, Sugar Published every Friday. T. E. Miller, Publisher.

Terms of Subscription. 'w year, in advance, 1,00 months, .50 l'iii-ea ii -23 Advertising rates mads known on application Kutered at the post office, at Macksville, St-itlord Comity, Kansas, as aeccmd-olaae mutter. TIME CARD. C. K.

W. Railway. Trains Going West, So. S. Mezlc Bandlago Express, 10:53 P.M.

No. SI, Denver last Freight, 9:28 A.M. No. 33; Mexico Cal. fast Freight, 2:14 P.

M. No. 35, Colorado fast Freight 12:20 P. M. fi: Ml, Accommodatiou 11:48 A.

M. Trains Going East, No. 4, New Vork Express, 5-32 A. Jl. No.

38, Stock Express, 8:58 A. M. No. 342, Accommodation, 8:44 P.M. Accommodation does not rnn Sundays.

No. 341, makes connections at Kinsley for points west of Kinsley. Noi 342, makes connections at Hatchinson for all points east. Through tickets are on Sale at this office for ii the principal points in the United States and Canada. Bagaage cheked through to destination.

Wells Fargo money orders are ii.so for sale here. For further particulars, call un or address, E. Sweeney cal agent. Mr. J.

C. Hebbard will go to Washington to remain through the entire session of Congress and will send us each week Dri cents pei galon. a condensed and comprehensive report Travelers to and from Utah will be pleased to leai'n that Pullman palace sleepers now run through, dailyi without change, betwen Chicago and Ogcien, over Santa Fe, Colorado Midland and Rio Grande Western lines, west bound via Colorado Springs, and east bound via Colorado Springs and Denver. The true scenic route; plenty of time to see Manitoil and vicinity. Double daily passenger service between Denver and Ogden.

Inquire of nearest Santa Fe Route ticket agent) for rates, sleeper reservations, etc, E. T- SWEENEt, Agent. of that body, reliable and accurate, and APVcrhftothetown! piuney'B VjlcU.lt big stock of Cloth general news of the movement. Mr, ing Suits $2.00 to $18.00. Hebbard will be greatly assisted by our senator and congressmen, as well as by Remember we give the Farmers Wife free to every yearly subscriber to aaia-r nr I -wm 4 his unequaled knowledge of political r.

I the Independent or the Topeka Advo events- and characters. Under the circumstances The Advocate will not be excelled by any weekly journal in its cateand the Independent for $1.23 a year. presentation of Washington news. ft. Shaffer.

Oountv Lecturer" of Add to the above the other great features of The Advocate, its con the Alliance, was attending to business BEAUTIFUL OKLAHOMA. in this city Monday. While in town tributions from pens of best writers on Mr. Shaffef made us a pleasant and economic questions, its position at the HITCH HIM TO SYlM THE GREAT i- jr Pronounced By All HORSEMEN To Be TheMost PERFECT SULKY CART In USE substancial calk capital of Kansas, its fearless attitude J. T.

Woodford returned last Mon Societies. and undisputed accuracy and authority on all questions it discusses, and you day from a four weeks visit with friends and relatives in Ohio and Michigan The exciting incidents of the two great invasions of Oklahoma Territory by home-seekers, April 22, 1889, and September 22, 1891, have given that section de. served prominence as a place in which to cheaply obtain one of Uncle Sam's farms. The lands recently opened are located in the old Iowa, Sao and Fox, and Pot will surely realize the importance of possessing its sixteen pages weekly for He reports crops as being very back Knights of Pythias. Meets every Saturday night.

All so OurBeautiful 75 lbs, OurBeautiful Ml tl1 refereuce and information from this time out. It Will cost you but a fraction over journing Knights are cordially invited, FLC0RTiMDFc0RTDy: 1 cent a week, which you will discover by reading our famous offer, here tawatomie reservations, lying directly L. H. Highlakd, C. G.

Joe Clabk, K. of ward in that section. FREE PAMPHLETS. C. A.

Snow patnphlet, Information and Advice about Patents, Caveats, Trademarks, Copyrights, may be obtained free at this offioe. We have just completed arrange east of Guthrie and Oklahoma City, on it is: the A. T. S. F.

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stitute counties and With a- miiim I CTSD DltlD UrtP PUDTTT I7fP TUHfT.9l 2 copies, one year, $1.75 3 2.50 4 3.00 5 400 HAHl Olnll iHEl UVU tuiuiuuinu uuium Chandler and Tecumseh as respective IrARHERS YOU county seats both large and rapidly ments with the Farmers Wife pulished at Topeka, whereby we Can givo that growing towns. Claims can be bought I LOOK HERE ra at reasonable figures. For the raising Q-eorge Mac 0amP N- 24I- Meet second and fourth Wednesday niglit in each month. Visiting brothers and G. A.

R. comrades are cordrally invited to attend. A. G. Captafa.

Feed C. Young, 1st Sergeant excellent journal one year free to every PflQlTIVF? subscriber to the Independent. Sub of corn, Cotton, Wheat, and fruit, Oklahoma is Unexcelled. VVIIIIla FORCE FEED! Write t3 G. Nicholson, G.

P. T. Topeka, Kansas, for a specially Actuated hj 1 i a isoua uear anait. prepared folder, giving full information scribe now. As a tree nourishes in proportion to the richness of the soil) so the human body thrives in accordance with the quality of its blood.

Hence the necessity of keeping the vital fluid rich and relative to "Beautiful Oklahoma." -l--p'i '-K LOW HOPPER 10 6.00 and one copy one year free, to getter up ot a club of ten. Don't lose this opportunity and remember it only holds good until Dei-ember 1st, also remember Congress convenes December 7, and it will be the long session lasting perhaps six mouths. Regular subscription price S1.00 per year. Atldress, ADVOCATE PUBLISHING Topeka, Kansas. The ADVOCATE and the INDEPENDENT, Both papers one year for $1.25.

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432. Meet second and fourth Saturday in itfach month. Martin Cakpenteb, P. C. W.

W. Shaw, Adjt- vA 9 1THE PROGRAM. pure with Ayer's Sarsaparilla, the best Of exercises at M. E. Church, Friday blood medicine you can find.

There was not as large an acreage of wheat sown last fall as there was in evening, April 52nd 18'Jbi by Macksville nSTv 8 bUAnAR tcU CUNLY o. WiSfa cvol All nthofe I schoolls. 1 Instrumental music F. D. Wood 1890, but the prospects for a crop ate LASTS FOR EVER.

T. R. C. "TEACHEK'S BEADING CIRCLE OP Fannin gton township, meets every Tuesday night. Visiting teachers cordially invited to be present.

F. U. Xovtie, Pres't. E. Fdp.ms, Sec'y.

ford and F. Oi Young. better than they were a year ago. If the Snd AT ONCE lor our circular and Investigate tnismacnine, i The: STAta Drill Rushville, IndJ 2 Song, "Swinging 'Neath the Old wheat is not attacked by insects as it was a year ago, there will be an immense i Apple Tree'- School. 3 "Welcome" Earnest Hantla, Willie crop of wheat in this section this yean Brown and Oscar Browm In tlw Kiddie or tlie Eoad." "Seip The public schools at this place 4 Rec, "Easter Morning" Belle Fin Churches.

ney. Barbershop Cl.lte.rrn. 5 Little Folks. 6 Instrumental music John Bradley; 7 Rec Wayue Alford. 8 Rec.

Maud MeCracken. closed last Friday after a very successful term. Mr. F. (3.

Young and Miss Sade McCrackeh were the teachers. Macksville was indeed fortunate in securing the services of two such able instructors, and we hope they will be engaged for next winter's term. "The Ghost in the Kitchen" 7Vi SI That Your, Hair may retain its youthful color, fullness, and beauty, dress it daily with Aycr'o Hair Vigor It cleanses the scalp, cures humors, arid stimulates a new growth of hair. Dr. J.

C. Ayer Co. Lowell, Myrtle, Viola and Richard Sweeney, Louie and Frank Bradley, An editor turned off the Compositors 10 Song, "Our House Was Haunted" jJethodist Episcopal Church, J. F. Johnson, Pastor, Macksville, Kana.

8 p.m. Uvular Ser vices Sunday School 10 a. You are cordially invited to attend the Services of this church. If you are a stranger we offer you a 'Sanctuary Home; if in sorrow or trouble, we will help you to Christ, the source of reSt and peace; if you have no church relation and are seeking Christian Fellowship, "Come thou with us and we will do thee good for the Lord has spoken good concerning Israel." Wause of the wages demanded, and Schooll. will do the typesetting hinVself in the Clean Sliave awl neat Hair Cut.

opposite: dank. MACKSVILLE. KANSAS 11 "Mr Rabbit's School" Min nie Sweenef-. People's ledai! future. He writes: "ownlG tO tHe eXonbitaNt waGeS dEma'hDeD hi.

prineters wE have cOnCluEd lo do our own iJ-Pe stiinG iS tHe aNd ltHouGh we neEr LeArrftd xhe gusIneSs wE do jjot sEb anj mAstErY 12- Rec. Maggie Hnntlav 13- "FigtW-Little Folk. 14- Song, "Our Baby" Little Fjlks. TO T1IK 15 Rec. Julia Bradley.

10 "A domestic Wanted'1 Belle In thE aRt? AriSoniafO.) Independent. Pinney, Carrie Mack, Carrie Chase, Zella and Nora Becktell. The entertainment given by the Uniilte Amenesa UP.EE METHODIST CHURCH. Regular preaching Services every second and fourth Sunday Of each month, morning and evening. A.

S. Mannixg, Pastdr. Take yoH paper first, subscribe for the It kly Edition if 17 "A Boy's Speech" Ralph schools at the M. E. church was a rattlifig success.

The church was crowded td its utmost 'capacity, and standing Pinney. Made of soUrt Aluminum, ft nUe of siiTr noi-lar, weigh. aut as mneli as twenty lire cent piece, Alumlnilln itrmiKiT thr.n Iron ami no Itearler than wool. It 19 inure T.ilu ll'le to humanity than gold or silver, tt. rHt In wiU tnaa copper anil it i.

h-comintf r'-T frorailay today, as ImproTwl of It are tfevlsd. The best illnf Hie fallacy of barter money. intrm.c vr.Mi ltarKreater thai that of gold or silver, thoifrh tln ir market alue i hirtier. The of ne medal contains th words: ilommemo'iflve the Fnumlinir of the People's Partv Mav 18L at Cincinnati, ItiM sohl for imrnosn of raising caiu-paiK" fundi Pa Hie tlneral illsci tvVfotr "iieakers and organisations. It Is expWted Xt-i MSr will be able pay their way i-( i f.u medal.

Let everyliodv iioortt It 'e. InonleriiiK ate you want the medal attarhed to a p' i Wirn a badge, or plain. be carried as a pocket piece. Address all ofrfert tre Secretary of UeNatloo ti Committee of the People Pai ly: r.ontut sciiiLLrsa. MlLWAt7KB Wk iS Instrumental music F.

D. Wood room was at a premium. Probably the ford and F. Ci Young. "Boy Talk" fialrih Pinney, TI1K KA.Vv:-' C1T1 STAR Ralph Sharp ahd Lawrtmce Bassett.

i I 20-Rec, "Charge of the Bum Brigade- CAVEATS. Mb, -A largest crowd of people ever in the church at one time attended the exhibition. The program, which will be found in this issue, was well Selected and wlell carried out. The teachers deserve the highest praise for their untiring efforts in drilling the scholars. Will Bradley.

oi KUFtrS, 4 D8ICH PATENTS COPYRIGHTS, ate. 21 Rec. Lissie Alford. 22 Song, "There's Music iri the Air'1 School. 23 "Saved by a SHg" Viola a rAfr.n abmex.

25 LfiifS -a Year, THE 1 '1 DAILY 1 Vi' ma, Sweeney. Excursion a't'e's. For the anual convention of the Y. P. For thformatlon sua free Handbook write to MCN'N CO.

361 BBOADWAT, titw YORK. Sldest bCrpsA for secoriEg patent) In America, very patnt taken oat br ns 1 brought befor too public bj nouos glraa fre ot rfnrge in tbs trmt etrralatlon or knf selmtfBe paper In tha world. Splendidly No IntaUUent ruaa should be without It. WeiT. 3.0O a fl.n0 Address MUNN CO, BroadWkr.

Calisthenics School. S. C. to be held at Kansas City, -Rec. Clara Wayt.

5 Dia. Cora and Kate Carpenter. ll "Yacol) SchultS" Joseph Mav4thto 6th. this company will sell sentW excursion lickets to fcansas City and Bradley. return at rate of one first-cla'sS fare for 28 Instrumental fiusic F.

D. Wood the round trip. Tickets on sale May 3rd i ford. to 5th. inclusive, limited for return to 29 Rec.

Oscar Brown. and including May 8th. fate for round 30 "The Sc'ilptor Boy" Annie trip will be S8.3.J. E. T.

Sw eeney, Agent, A. T. A S. F. it.

R. LIST OF PATENTS Granted to Kansas inventors this week. Reported by C. A. Snow Solicitors Personals and Locals.

L. K. Heat-on spent Sunday in Lamed. Go to Bassett Go's, cheap GRO-1 CEP.LES. Bobn.

To Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Carter, on the a boy.

Hamilton-Brown's Celebrat-i ed Boots and Shoes, at Pinney's. -Messrs. Greene and Harrod, of Ik-lpre, were in town last Sunday. Pail syrup $1.00 pail. 20 pound Vails Jelly $1.00, at BASSETT CO'S.

W. L. Martin, of WinfielJ, was douig business with our merchants Monday. The Independent and Topeka Advocate both papers cne year for $1.25. Silks, Mohairs Cashmeres, Henriettas, Brilhantines and Sateens, at Pinney's.

R. G. Roberts and Bod Seoii, of were registered ai the Parker ouse last Saturday. Owing to unlooked for circumstances 'the basket picnic to have been held here to-morrow has been indefinably postponed. Improper and deficiont care of tie alp will cause grayness of the lair and bald ness.

Escape both by the use of tha' 'reliable specific Hall's Hair Pnewer. --S. Brooker returned "Wednesday 'evening from Oklahoma where he in the msh at the opening af the lands. Ha reports a big rush smd 'iiririy contests. Mack.

31 Song, "The Lord's Prayer" Little Folks. 32 "Patient iercy Becktell. $3 Richard Sweeney. 34 Cng, "Far Away" School. 3- Rec.

Clara Bassett. 35 Rec. Myrtle Woodford. 37 Rect Lome Bradley, is Reft Bertha Gordon. 39 Instrumental music Julia Braif.ey.

of American and Foreign Patents, Opposite U. Patent Office', Washington, f.letalllc Weather Boarding, Complete Ceilings, Corrugated Sheeting, a Roofing Paints, Irflfi Rooting, Trough, Gut'tsrt and Spooling, 9 Anfcrms of Shtet Metal for Building COMPLtTE AID rICADT TO APPLY WHEN SHIPPED. WE WANT AGENT WE PAY FRSICHT If you do not keep it. We think you will keep it It pleases everybody. It is an honest piano.

It is the WING Piano. You Way have a ffreference fof some other make. Still you are a reasoning creature, and open ta tonviction no doubt. The qiestioi is too important "be settled without due thought. Years rf or of regret come with a piano.

Does it ueaf well? Thft WING Piano does. Look before ou leap. Whatever piano you hnyt there are piano Secre ts you ought to know. "Ourr? book fells them. Send postal card for it.

It may help yos to biry pino. We tak? that risk. We also tell you the nearest 'dealer where you can see a WING Piano. It is worth iookir. at.

is the price. WING SON. 245 Broadway, New York. -r, rr 40 "The Quack" F. C.

loftg i Bradlev, WrJ M. F. Brandon, Joe Akin, Arkansas City, Vehicle Atherton, Longton', Speen-con-t A Clippingor, Ce'c'ralia, Corn-harvester. fl Freelove Welch, McPher-aon. Stove.

FC Prickett, Kansas City, Trolley-wire support. Reed, Ix avenwen'i, Machine for cleaning Simon--, Blue Mound. Toc-I-handle. I SwC.her, Coffeyville, Automatic metal boring 'and ttirf in lathe. Bradley, Annie Mack and NefHe Earger.

41 Pec. Frank Bradley. 42 Rec. Maggie Gordon. MeMoran.

44 Instrumental music 7thn BradleV. Great Fire Fsicautiom A NECESSITY (a haaorT, KoclBa IWm 7lBla Shtrp, FMmtMre' aid Palnterj- aad aay ahn oily waeta are d. he aiw aeknowledred br alt be tie bee In this bi.D mn eortla workmaa to taka ordors and AF'ht oox mataiiala in thUTielnlty. Comwpoadcnoa toSoltad; ftto tot prtoea and tartna. 'SCOTT Chio.

ESTABLISH ED 1872. 45 Blc Frank Brandon. 46 Song, "Sing Thou Bird" SchiKl. F. C.

Yocv, bleachers Haft Mi CbV'-ken. tn Crnfe. JUng for the parpoea Teer tareated. SPTXD TOR P1IC AT ONCK. ftv Litti Sapply '76-79 Plafl Srttt, Ba,.