The Cuba Advocate from Cuba, Kansas • 1

PUBLISHED IN THE INTERESTS OF CUBA, FIRST, LAST AND FOREVER. JOHN BROWN, Editor and Proctor If. J. BROWN, Clt? Editor. Vol.3.

CUBA, REPUBLIC CQTJNTY, KANSAS, FRIDAY MORNING- OCTOBER 6, 1899. No 8- pure cider vinegar at I' Belleville Freeman. We'll venture the prediction that not School Report, Report of the Cuba schools, Wooden's Browu's The long and short of it is the month ending Sept. 29, 1899. Names of pupils making a grade of from 90 to 100 in Recitation and 100 in Deportment.

room 4. Ninth Grade: Alire Gordon recitn-tlon 93, deportment 99. Eight Grade: Lenora Vacha recitation 92, Jeportmeut 9S; Edna Tremain S. S. Convention.

Programme of Farmington township Sunday School Convention to be held at Eureka school house, Oct. 8tu 10 A. Sunday School, 11. Prayer for Sunday School work in our county; Dan Smith. 11:15.

Why hold S. S. conventions; Ham. Rowley. Normal Work: F.

A.JSmitli. 12. Basket Dinner. 1:30. Testimony of blessing during the past year, led by Mrs.

Arbuthnot. 1:45. What constitutes success in S. work; M.C. Mead.

Home Department; Mrs. Denton. L. J. Manlon 'went to Oklahoma Saturday.

Second hand furniture at Brown's Department Store. Attorney Mudgett of Greenleaf was in the city on business Tuesday. Those Fall and WWter Suits at Brown's Department Store are all well made and of the latest Btyla and finish School supplies at the lowest price at Brown's. a boy who habitually smokes cigarettes will ever graduate from tbe Belleville high school. Ed Kavanaugb, who has lived in this county over twenty years, last Saturday boarded a train for tbe first time sinse 'he became a resident of the county.

ot many men can make such a boast A couple in the south part of the state have been married eleven years during which time they havesepaiated 32 times. Having become so accustomed to this way of living, they probably woucd not appreciate one feature that we have received a fresh, supply ot Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes Hats, Caps, Notions which we are selling at the lowest prices. If you don't see what you want ask for it, we keep everything, but arel crowd recitation 90, deportment 98. City MHit Xyait Tha following local market report 1 trletiy authentic and reliable and Is retail eorreoted eaeli week Butter, per lb. 12H Eg ft, per doi.

-14 Lard, per lb. .7 rotatoea, per buH 35 Spring chickens, per lb 5 Hens, per lb AH Old roosters, each, .10 Turkey, per lb. .5 Corn per bushel. 20 Ploar.per sack 80c to 1.00 (Store wood tercord Hay. per $2 to4 BIRECTOlRrr Passbj-tertait Church, Services ever Sabbath St 11 a-m.

Kev.J. A. Kohou Pastor II. B. Church, services every Bat ath evening llev.

L. B. Treroalt Pastor Cm Methodist fhurch servk es every alterable Sabbath, at II a. m. and so tar.

Jesse Crowford Pastor E. E. Baiiid, Prin. room 3. Bertha McDonald recitation 93.

deportment 10Q; Almond Turner recita tion 92, deportment 100; Mary Hos- 3:25 of the New Jeraaa lem. for we are told jtiusky recitatiod 90, deportment 100: 2:45. that there is no parting there. the womanof this day were compelled by any other deciee than that of ishion to box their necks up from their shouHers to their ears in any It you wnt a good whip cheap go to James Kesl. Frank Roadruok was taken qnite sick Saturday, but we are pleased to learn that he is better.

Oak folding bed $10 at Brown's. Elmer A'exander was taken very sick Saturday in Cuba and was not able to return to his home in Washington. ed for room. Call and see us SHERMAN Co The Word or its purpose, its power, Its teachings; Be v. L.

B. Tremain. Reports of school collections for county and state work. Individual duty to the S. S.

Edgar Moore. Consecration Services, W. II. Mead, Election of officers. 3:00, Joseph Vacha recitation 91, deportment 100; Wokal recitation 91, deportment 100: Ver Turner recitation 90, deportment 100; Mary Wiruth recitation 90, deportment 100.

C. A. Baiiid, Teacher. ROOM 2. Lottie Shulda recitation 95, deportment 100; Bessie Cole recitation 96, such an absurd way as some of them do 3:30.

there would be a clamor for women's rights Ftich as Susan J. Anthony never 3:50. dreamed of. Fifty Pigs for Sale, Either Sex BUCKEYE LONG deportment 100; Annie Vacha recitation 9C, deportment 100; Rosa Burnett recitation 95, deportment 100; Bettie Uintth recitation 96, deportment 100; lieunie Brosh recitation 90, deport Good Lounge 6 50 at Brown's. J.

B. Grimminger of Wymore, Neb. was in the city ou business Tuesday. Mrs, Cal Kunkle and daughter Miss May of Arapahoe Neb. passed through the city Tuesday ou their way to Wayne, where they went to visit relatives You can save money by buying your man by Sportsman 2307 A assisted by institution l'uva and Fs one price 15389.

also Iter ny Mudal OtiU-t recorded In Vol.12 S. ment 100; Marv Jansky recitation 90, deport uieut UK). adiieut of the Kin? of sires suobns'Ohio Ora Yates, Teacher. King, WUite faced Tecuinsoh, Const tution and others us good. Come and see or wrie your wants.

Farm 2 miles south west of Cuba Keptiblic County. Kausa clothing at Brown's. Why pay 75uts. for overalls when Vmumi Cathode Church, ervices (list and feanrth Bab bath In enih month Sevvthae. Dragoun Itot Baton fiahtietu School nt the llaptist Cliurch ovary Sabbath at a.

m. Free HethodlstBabbatn school every tinbljath tl a.m. Saexat Societies W. A. Cuba Camp No 1128 MeeU every i and I Monday vigiltlng nelgh-tours cordially Invited.

VI A- Gibboney Vc consul J. B. Woodhonse t'l-rk Roya.1 Jtrelgbteovirai unflowercamp No 9(17 Meeta every I and3Thurflav in the Woodman 'Hall, Visitors made wekwime Oracle Mr Hello Shei-mnn lieecrder Mrs I.illre Ii Smith T. O. F.

Tuba Lodire T'o 871 IiKlenendent Orderof Old Keltows, Meeis every Weiines day evening Alnti Ragle C. W. Rouse fcMt) Grand eeretnry Rehehah Pegreel. r. f'ono l.oil(re No lsmteotsevery Tuesday evening in the t) O.

hall. A cordial invitation enleiided to ail visiting slater ami brothers S.Mwratnn liellc pliermim Hoble Rrand secretary you can get them for 50sta at Browu's p. IB. SMITI-I Mrs. Nettle8hip of Clyde was visUing with her sister Mrs.

Jess Hill and other room 1. First Grade: Willie Pell 90 in recitation, deportment 100. Charley Turner 95 in recitation, deportment 100. Second Grade: Flossie Dorman recitation 95, deportment 100. Leslie Wiruth recitation 95, 100.

Third Grade: Ralph Goller recitation 100, deportment 100. Annie Sliimek recitation 95, deportment 100. Jessie: McDonald, Teacher. relatives in this vicinity Saturday. No rebates but the most for your money at Browu's.

You don buy time or pay some one else's debts, bu yon get full values at "crolsre are the people who see the Paine foods offered by us at much less money than they have been accustomed to pay our competitors. 25 Cents buys; 4 cans Greenwich Lye; 10 Ihs Oat Meal; 4 ibs 3 cr It wins; 5 lbs Farina; 10 Ibi Nvy Ids White Fish, 4 bs Soda or Oyster Cracker; 4 lbs Bologna; 4 lbs dry salt Meat; 2 lbs 2 lbs Breaktast Bacon; 2 lbs 3ookies or Ginger Snaps: 2 lbs Carmei It's a false idea candy; 1 lb best Spices; lb Tea; 25 doz Clothes Pin'; 2 doz Eggs: 25 Cigars, or about as much as 50c or $1 buys elsewhere. Bring in your butter and eggs, 12 eels at Brown's. l) ROCK ISLAND. 3 TIME CARD Goiko WEST No Mall and Ho 9 11.25P Express 4 A.

lo 65. Freight 3,10 NoW Fast a Or I3JTO EAST No 12.. Mall and 11 1f a NolO 4: am Express II 55 I. M. No 56 Local Freight.

1 1 a No 34 Fast Freight 50p Daily Kxcept Sunday U. Stephens, Agent. Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machines. New Home, Climax, Ideal and others. ISrachines from $2(J to 2 drawers, 4 drawers and full eabine.t Good 2nd hand machines from $3 to $10.

XJDo General Repair Business of Sewing Machines, Organs, Guns, type writers, safes, locks etc. Supplies of all kinds, oil, needles, bands, shuttles, etc. Work guaranteed. for people to think that the great expense of an article denotes its true value Get as near down to the cost as possible, yet "live and let live." In other words, patronize the firm that offers goods at bedrock prices and is doing busities on small profits and secures a large trade to make the difference. Quickest Time Eter Made.

Commencing January 15th the Great Rock Island's "Colorado Flyer" leaving irowu's. Mrs. E. Smith, of L-mham, arrived in the city Wednesday eveiing for a visit, with her pareuts, Mr. and Mrs.

Kobt, Elherton. Calicoes any kind, 5cts at Brown's. Did you ever see good tnrky red haukerchiefs if not see what we selliug fo. icts. at Brown's Miss Mayme Smiih was in the city Friday evening, enrotite home to Man-kato, from a visit with her brother, W.

E. Smith, of iwham, Net. Yon cat buy furniture of any kind very cheap at Brown's. Dr Howard reports a bran new son at Chas. Lis tier's, born Oct.

5th, weight nine pounds. We want to do the best we can for you if you are not sal i lied and think we could do better tell us, we are here to piease you J. Browu, You are always sure that you get top prices for produse and goods at very lowest price at Brown's. We are doing ons best for you and many of you show it by liberal patronage are you one of them. If you know a good thing when you see it trade at Browu's.

We are closing out qt tin cans Mrs Pots sod irons 75cts set manle.ieaf Cuba II 5 p.m. daily will make con nections at Colorodo Springs with new fast trains to Salt Lake City and Port land, Oregon, arriving at Pacific Coast points thirteen (13) hours puicker and earlier than ever fore. Only 66 hours to Portland, Oregon, from Cuba now. Think of it. BELLEVILLE uth Side of Square- i Time Table CITY HOTEL Best a dav iioi'isein the city.

Yoii will da wall to examine our sroods and prices before purchasing a single article in our line. Specially low prices on Flour and Sugar. Choice Butter and Fresh Eggs wanted. lias been greatly enlarged and improv ed First class meals. Good beds and everything in first class oraer.

CUBA KANSAS DBNVEH, HELENA, BUTTE, SALT LAKE, rORTLANl), Special at'-ention given to travelling First Class Photographs Of all kinds, photographic novelties, buttons pins, also craj'on sepia, water color and en- larged platinoids at prices. Copying Ooldpictures a featu and see our wurk, R. M. BROWN, elleville men. Ben Hull.

Proprietor LINCOLN, OKA HA, CHICAGO, ST. JOB, 8T. Locts, and all loints East, and SAN FRANCISCO, and all points west and North-west. sontb. Earkwp 1 1 Brown's Department Store.

FRANK BURNETT, Manager. jtr 1 aauuiva iirUt Trains Leave As Follows: 11.18 a. Bo. 88. west, 7 27 p.

No. 13, frebrht, west, every dsy it Sunday, at 11.18 a.m. Mo. 118, fnHirht. east.

Weilneeday iday and S-Uurduy at 11.18 a. m. Mo rttfretgiitetot Monday, Thunulay, a id Sunday at 2-M P- pi. Da tj eicept Sunday -A. L.

Singleton Aikt Win. NORTHUP, vVVFirst-t'lass work Ktiarntiteed. Hnlr i a specialty. KBL 5 if Th-- PMR80BALLY COJjIVU TED "TOURIST EXCURSIONS OALIFXDRNIA I carry a full line of groceries, Shoes, Hats, Notions It will pay you to See me in these lines W. p.HaWorth Haworth, Kansas Si Laedhfg Hardwre Dealer tinware, stoves, pumps and wind mills ana a fall iine of flDur 60c 2qt, covered palls dcts gilt gilt collar button 5ct kind for let large box of beeds lOcts watermelons 2 for 5uis.

The above are bargains come and see them. Uespt. J. B. Large album Holding 40 cabinet pictures $1 25 at Browns.

Nice sailor hats tor ladies and misses choice 50jts at brow us. If yon want to boo the finest sash ribbon for 25cts see Browus. Mr. and Mri. Wo, Cook ara the proud pawl's of a ten pound girl, born Sept.

Thursday 28, 1899 Dr. Hotiaid reports mother and babe doing nicely. Died, Sept. lo 1899, at Washington, Kan May Powell, aged 12 years, of typhoid lever. She ws con lined to her bed out a week.

She was the daughter of Mrs. Elmer Alexander formerly of Cuba. Tiie funeral services were held in the Christian church at Washington, and were conducted by Rev. Franklin. The PopnMsf, of Richland township, held a caucus in the Advocate office, Saturday, Sept.

30th, organized by electing Geo. E. Smith, Chairman and John Brown, ecretnry. The following named township officers were nom-natrd: Frank Sager, Trustee, 1. W.

Bterby. Herk, I. Premek. Treasurer: C. Turner, and D.

Kortbnp. Constables- Mike Hndtubek. L- D. Northop, Elmer Carpenter. Harvey Kauer.

Itoad Overseers. Burglers entered th bank at Republic City last Thursday night and blew tbe aaf open, secured $218 belonging to tbe post offiee and a small amount belonging to the bank. They ware an-able lo net at tbe bank foods, which were in' a strong box inside the a fe. The safe, which coats 81000. ia a total wreck.

No clue to the perpetrators of the deed. i arues mm DON'T SCRATCH And suffer the tortures of Eczema, Tetter, Barber's Itch, Dandruff, Itching Piles, etc. Ton trill frt Belief ey wing ISssr Hog E3eKa.ed.3r cut ZExdzaJs Sager's. J. McHpnry.

Does General Black-smith work First class Horseshoeing a Speciality Xav Chicago erery Thnrtday via Colorado Bprlmg and Scenic Route to San Francisco ad Lot Angeles. aVnMaaro HmiM ler. Chicago every Tuesday te gaasaa Worth and El Paao to laaAogalaa. -TeaJUeanloai Care are attached to Fat taMangar Trains, and their popularity evidence that we offer the best lea Biurny Ihew Excursions and aTATTS OaraB for the lowest rata ticket araable fn there paita ToariSt cars IT aac rwc we Esm. asssar, aras laaiaiasarinBe aaaeaa ii 8H i 1 1 1 hf 3 luiif ii i i )J3 3s i 1 1 1 1 Wft I iDfll -2 b.ii ain.aA-at-1 Caarar am ai O.

"EXm obstinate casta of 8aa WiH care the saas) Mixeeva F. Howard M. D. (Office bonis I to 5 ai) W.F. IIOWABD M.D., Doctors Howard.

Physif-iiiiisai burgeons. OrncEm CtTBA KAJtSAS i and is the only guaranteed E. Dean, Painter, Paper Hanger Tour patronage solicited la his line of work and aatisfae'ion gmrankeed. A tb-vwahly equipped paint shop two iota north of Mo BtuMker'e drna store. bra work and carriage painting mso done Headquarters at Hole He Kichlaad, i.

VK- Dotog roariahing btmneeg proprt tor Us ewdaeted tbU boasa tor ten wears and vlabea to retire oa aeeonnt of fa, Xctpire at lbi3 OFFICE. A WSB BR, VOBA KANSAS. Wiliery tales In hVouhle and ad- remedy bo the market. Hade ALBATROSS MEDICINE CO. Huntsvllle, MO.

joioiug couuUea Satisfaction gnaeute- cu. fwxs reasonable uive me call 1.