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The Cuba Advocate from Cuba, Kansas • 4

The Cuba Advocate from Cuba, Kansas • 4

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The Cuba Advocatei
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Cuba, Kansas
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anything you Invent or improve; also get CAVEAT COPYhlGHTor DESIGN PROTECTION. Bond model, sketch, or pboto. nnnic nu nitrUTO freb. Nowa DUUIt UI1 I i Sffll API TG.A.SNOW& CO. 0.

II. Smith is doing a land otlioe bu iness in the Pags fence Hue. T. M. Fleming has erected A Page fence around his chaid aud putt of his farm.

Frank Rosdrnck is making some mnc'i nt uei Improve uent3 on cur domicile. A if. Hro8h has moved a duelling house from his frm north of sown into tl.eciiythls week. Mrs. Kotek is building a large addition to her home on Main Street to te used as a nstaunnt.

O'Sheathe popular Roadmaster of the the ci'y 2'hursday and favored us with a pleasant call, Drs. Hoover and Ohletree of llad-damand II ill ol Cuba performed a very critical surgical operation on ifrs- THE CUBA ADVOCATE. A Weekly Newepapw putiUslii'd nt CnVa Kas very Fvlday niornlHsr. BUBSCUIl'TION IMIIUK. Pr Year (in advacf) ft 00 Six Months --OS0 Three Months -0 25 Entered at the Cut Kansas, I'ost ofii as second class mail matter.

JOHN HKOWX Editor. For Tresldent in 1900 WILLIAM BRYAN Of Nebraska. 7'om Heed Is jnit the sort of chap to enjoy the fighting that has been started a MXig republicans by his retirement from tlie House and Koss IT anna will allow them to am-ise theTrse'ves for awhile by thinning that they are Speaker, before he tells them who will be succr ssor. THE WA TO GO TO OlLlFliVl.i.. is in a tourist sleeping car personally conducted via the Burlington Rouie You don't change car3.

lrou mak-asttime. You see the finest scenery on the globe. Your car is not so expensively fur nished nor so fine to look at as a palace eeper but it is just as clean, just as the best selected of from comfortable, just as good to ride in, 8 no nearly 820 cheaper. Worth of ujtth The liurllngton excursions leave ev Thursday reaching San Francis Chas Kruse who lives auuut east of Cuba, last Sunday, Fred Kesl left on the for New York Thursday. Fred has charge of a car load of horses shipped by Horton and Wooden.

The E. quarierly meeting held in the Presbyterian Church Sun-lay evening was well attend, the new presi Sunday and Lo3Angle3 M) i U. Porter with each car. Excursion note, manager with each party. For fodle giving full information call at nears depot or write to J.

Francis Gen'l Passanger Agent Omaha, Neb. ire goods, otheinae, boots ste, lii A ding Elder Rov. T. J. U- raw" in iMoth the great Ameri- ched a very line sermon.

cnau mornine we took our tot- Vu kiuuvwj 4. ter half and made astraigh shoot for j. A. Povman's where we enjoyed a real eoo. time.

Mrs. Bowman ana ui. Miss Lil ie prepared an your Eighty cents in toe charge i for The People or The Politician One of the great public questions which are coming up at once for settlement is the proposition to introduce di rect legislation through the initiative and referendum. Every voter ought to everjtliiiig 1 1 excellent dinner in their nsnal skilf. 1 manner.

2'he result was tnar. Mr. tr haul US can historian has outlined the Democratic platform of 1900, he says "The present political order is based on the dollar. The true political order is based on the man. ybe man and (he dollar are at war, and the one or the other must go to the wall.

If the man pravai a over the dollar, the Democracy will continue to exist as a fact and a principle among men. If the dollar jravail over the man, then the prtv il over Democracy. The em pire chooses the dollar, and Democracy chossss the man. "It will be the business of all patriots to get together next year and to nominate a natnot for the presidency. man aeemea it 1 understand the subject, and we have borne.

We don't want thu want to outonus.butwe are going back just the same. rinha. School closes today; and made a special arrangement, by which we can supply our readers with the pamphlet named, which gives a clear ex REMEMBER mv prices have been the eaders and now to get same priced goods "or SiOO and pay only 80cls it's a snap that will not m.t sav in iustice to Prof. Robin son fni his efficient corps of that they have labored hard dining the planation of the whole sabject, for only cents. Address this office.

terra to advance the best iniBies.o rh. and we are pleased to note win hA thfiir business to announce a tint they have beeu successful in rra last long platform of principles of which patriot ism shall be the alpha and the omega-not the sham patriotism which under fatcMii war of eonauest with the ill ing the or a nzition more pe; ie. plans more definite and the pupils have been plarecl on a belter woraiug u. CITY HOTEL BEiT A DAY HOUSE IN TlliS CITY, lias been greatly enlarged and improv ed. First class meals.

Good beds and everything in li-st class order. rpaid numose of i educing millions than in its previous History. T.ittlfl Bessie Kohout drank a quant of barbarians to the slavs gang aud the coolie pen, but the real patri sm of humanity and country and freedom Tho natrintism which will dominate ify of gasoline one day this week, but prompt medical aid soon placed her out Special attention given to travelling men. Ben Hull. Proprietor of danger.

nph vear's Democratic platform will dnmand freedom for all men, white, hrown and black. will demand free domtrom political oppression, from economic oppression, trom social up rMsinn and especially from pluto 3D C. W. Sense attended the 80-h annual celebration of the establishment of 'he I. O.

F. in America by he Re; ubltcan W'sy association at Clyde on Wednesday, and reports a good time, the oration was delivered by Grand Master Colow of 'Jherryvilie and the following officers were tldcttd for the coming year. President O. W. Sen Cuba: Sect'y L.

E. Abbott, Concordia 'rwumrer. E. II. Kwr, G'een'f cratio oppression in all is GREAT TIIROUGtt TUUUIST SLEEPER-- 33 ISUND TO THE NORTHWEST ThB TSurlinston Route has establish ROOK rn pwilfs two wxm 7'he81st annual meeting will bo held a' Concordia April 26 1900.

ROUTE (leorsre Ayres and Pdte Coughlin ra-1 with a serious accident en Mc day evening, when about live miles Ve will sell you anything we make at the very bast wholesale price. Our tsnr.s cire ret cash, to all, ana our prices are made r.coidingly. There no far- PEHSON-TO UK 1ST LOW "RATE'S ON OUK ALLY CONDUCTED Hig quality and low prices is what you get atCoughlins rw Fincv patent flour $1,05 is better than ofheTn? miner what price you pay south east of Cuba, where been with a load of hogs, a wheel came EXCUHSIONS. tiso in vour paying laacy priesa roamin and thev were DOlll ed a twtee-a-woek tourist car line from Kansas City to Butte, Spokane, Taco-ma and Seattle. Cars leave Kansas City.

Lincoln and Grand lsZmd every Tuesday and Thursday, arriviug at Seattle following aud Sunday Thep are upholstered in rattan. Tl bed linen and furnishings are clem and of good quality. The heatingi rentilating and toilet arrangements are all that can be desired and each car fs In charge of a uniformed. Pullman porter, whose sole duty is to attend to the wants of passengers. Cars run throuch without change of any Sind Leave Kans'is City every Friday via CciV direct to the factory and get them without payin? addi- thrown on the ground receiving severe Shipped for vjiiic tionai Colorado Springs and Scenic Route.

'All our goods 6i'6 weirantod every panaciuu. jIU uui iSts, bruises and other ir.juue. Missrs oxa i 5 J4. rrTT nnthlTUT. anS Kasver nndered timely aid ana we are pleased to learn mat tmy ire recovering nicely.

No doubt we are a mighty nation These Elcurslon Cars are attachtd to Fast Passenget Trains, and their popularity is evidence' thit we otftr the tiest. Write for handsome it'nerary whrcii givts full infoimation and ne-v map, sent free. For comp'ete information, 0 O. aM a -lot Ct Crcsroa 01 rHpreaau gjJH cmoM lilCKISRY B3SY MhmtXs. hi Fragile Saber's "not knowing how great we are;" no doubt we could whip ail the rest of ho horth mt from Lincoln to We have tried nearly all.

other muis anu find that the Clifton mill is 5bceess White Rose is strong second at 85 cents. into a dollar, just try ti. IUU MiO -li Jk'acoraa or Seattle is only 85 00. tntarmediate points, it is proportionat mankind into civilization and enlight enment, if heaven were to send us a call that we could accept; this is ell ver; aw inw Montana and the Puget Sound country are now enjoying a period of inBTamnle prosperity. As a co3pqu rat 63 and berth reserva'ions.

see vour local ticket agent or address E. E. MacLKOD, A. G. P.

A Topeka. Kan. E.W. Tliompson A Topeka evident from the fact that we now hiive strong navy and an army of neai thirty thousand, and a call for more dowhi on the under side of ti Ea th( i hirln and seen with a handtu' nir travel to the northwest is rapidly larcn nronortions. This new tourist-car line has been established M.

of heatten. fcs. Page Series Thp workofcivilizingthe Phillipinos M. COUGHLIN, with a view of caring foa the bunin-ton's share of it in the best possible manner. Berths tickets and full infor nation can be had on application to any Burlington Route ticket agent or by addressing J.

Francis G. P. A Omaha Neb. a ems to be going on nicely. Every daily piper announces the complete J.

McHnry. Does General Black-smith work First class Horseshoeing a Speciality conversion of 10 or 40 or ll'U or tnese heathen sinners. Should we not ny- ce? Of course, the rrea empiojeu a not such as Jesus Christ and his Page Fence sold any hight or style desired, and put up tho Ladies of Cuba aud viciuity, dozen generals made nse of near 2U00 If John Sterby hadn't set up the cigars we would have raised cam about that, fine bov that came to hia house srs airo Rut wonUeriui improve ments have been made, and VaIu- Monday afternoon. John says the boy will soon be able- to sling Dry goods and tor about the same price as the ordinary soft wire. For prices and particulars see, see dish out groceries to the people.

1 II Zrrj a Ml line goaded otloD9 ot yo, pa rouae Go to the O. B. Smith, lor prices and able inventions havs been evo vea ironi man's cerebrum in 2000 years. Jtsus aud his aids did not have the 13-inch guns, the repeating tue smokeless powder, nor thn euibalrr ed beef. They used the oe we tpon, the sword of the spiiit.

You se-, we living in an age of progress Why net Kirst uoor norm ui vn; styles inquire at the Advo CITY cate office. in.tS. Meals 25 ct toon nana with the times many om 0. B. SMITH fogise are Boding fault with our ad van ced ideas of expansion and tivilizttion- cigars totaccccenncdgood I -b cf caadie Confectionery good, daratle wDI at an Benttf cwa Bflrtt.

$we com- Cuba, Kansas. AAA They even douDt success, in the lace oi the daily cablegrams. Of course, tur tors cxnd tlie very Fresb. Oyst more modern way of civilizing neasnen, with lead, iarather expensive It costs Ii 1 AW nUicns, rr.t ana wwtks mm Stttcttnmtotuaxr. If imw-tie to proauct a Wtfrr eradt tnaa tin THE REV.

HIT. R. HICKS AnnaHl montbiy pape THK CELgBj' 1 aj-T3l 1 rl 1 Sfi Ml 31 one American tocivii.zj ststeen i.upi iior. 16 to 1. Thei it in one tnws and dollars a hesd in money to make 1 good civil men out of Hi we fellows C.

N. Udell in Word and W-rks. rUJJL5 1 1 1,1,111 i 1 1 33Vt.r,5S lMWuiffli M'lll 1 1 'n I inn hi 11 yjii! i sblSKIB'stsI Word and Wor.KS.and now known from Be to sea. We are pleased to cab the attentron or out readers to the Almanac of 169'J. r.ow ready.

It is a splendidly printed and illustrated booK of i ifi nB and the storni forecasts FREE PATTERN i a a selection) to ererr sno-Only SO cents a. rear. scribe. disgrams" and asfroBoa.it 1 wd malterar. aaperior to hf In a 25 MS CALLS test us iwru n.tnrna? MAGAZINE cent book.

iu-j wot, asd Works, is one of tl. rs A LADIES' MAGAZINE. eierarj, home magazine A eaotifal colorrf plMw latest economies; lanr? 2 i wort aoosehota in "ciion. rit j.m- i KTibe' n-sty, or, semt V. for teeM col- LadT accats aal4.

Send Ut una. in the county, lides eor.ta. ing monthly storm lorf TheVobscrip ion priee of obK ist'-OO rr year and IV, FREE -sir LSitigoHlj -SalCLflSt. Stylish, EelUble, Simple. TTp-tn- date, Eononical and Absolute! Perlec- itung raper raueni.

I firra Ir rtirtpgTie on iij 1TTiti 7 TTT M1e II -1 1 5 Sf- iiia iiir-ksi Almanac is sent hs a MS CALL I 9 1 premium to ery earl, snbsenber Single copies of 3 1 1 kS5eEeT i ft Jul cents, Price of Aimanc- I Patterns. to U-cast tlreet. Loaia If a. arrz! ii. 9 Hi 3 On! a 15 A-ic fof tht nearly e.ciy siJ asd fcT mE! from TMO McCALL 2 I3S-MS lli.

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Pages Available:
828
Years Available:
1897-1901