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The Cuba Advocate from Cuba, Kansas • 1

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The Cuba Advocatei
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Cuba, Kansas
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1 ADVOCATE CUBA PUBLISHED IN THE INTERESTS OF CUBA, FIRST, LAST AND FOREVER. JOHN BROWN, Editor and Proprietor Vol, 3. CUBA, REPUBLIC COUNTY. KANSAS, FRIDAY MORNING JUNE, 15 1900. No 44.

Arbor State (Neb-) Riding combined cultlvttors 923 at C. Preble's. Miss Rosa Jakabosky, of Cuba Kaos CM Ml OA 9 0 0 is in the city a guest of ber sister Mrs E. Kasparek. The FOX $2.00 RAZOR la too boBt that experience and ctill can pro dace.

FREE TRIAL AT YOUR HOME. For 25c wo will send a Fox Razor to your Express Agent, with instructions to allow you to tnko it home to try. Or, if yousend full amount with your order, we Bazor prepaid, guaranteeing satisfaction or money hack, and a FOX STYPTIC PEN CIL FREE. State whether widu or uarrow blade, square or round, point. ft 0 If Ml OUH 0 0 of lister cultivators at T.

N. Lane, maae uUsiness trip to Agenda, Wednesday. Mrs. J. R.

Watson has bought a fine new buggy. George Gieber, of Strwberry, was iu the city, Sunday. Good stock C. Treble's. Chas.

Shimek, of Cuba, Kansas, is in tlie city the guest of John 1'isar Mrs, F. C. Hall, of Cuba Kansas ac Presbyterian Cliurcli, Services ever sabbath 11 H. in. Sunday am.

Society St p. m. Literary Society, Tufsdy 5:50 p. m. Prayer Meeting Thursday.

7 :30 m. Teachers Meeting. Fridays 7 m. llev.j A. Koliout, Pastor.

Every Sazor honed, stropped ant su ready for use. Fox Cutlxbt 48 Center Nevr Tort Address for tbe West 0i8 Main Dubuque, Iowa. "The Fox Cutlery Is perfoctly reliable." Editor." Mrs. Frank Barnett was taken very If you want to buy or sell city or farm property, call or address this ollice. Hilly Pitner left for Burlington county, Colo.

Tuesday. Short Orders a Specialty. sick, Monday. compacted by her son and a sister passed through Wymore Monday en-route to various Iowa points where Buy your shorts and bran of Sheldon they will visit relatives and friends. DaciiaDnDnP7.

M. E.CIiuicli, services evert ar alii evening Supper Prepared for Lodges. at 7.30 Itev. L. B.

Treiuaii l'astor. Dr. Fred C. Hall is one the Hun Flower state physician who ctu. nut D.

C. Mills and G. A. Collins Of were in the city Wednesday, We are pleased to learn tbat Mrs. E.

J. allow anyone to die it they consult him iu time. Pcnuy Savod V. a Wooden is irrprovlng nicely. Free Methodist Church, seTvftes every alternate Sabbath C11.

m. and .30 p. m. Rev. R.C.lander, Pastor.

A Large Line of tbe Leading Brands it Cigars and Tobacco. Is Pennv inairixoci V. Kesl itons car load of salt from Monday. A Line of Candies, Frulte ana Son. Jobn Lang, came, wer from Wymore, Saturday, Jo spend bunday with home foiks.

i Mrs. Dora Phelps, received a letter Wedaeaday, informing her of tbe death of her mathetat St Louis, last Monday. Miss Jqnnie Wagpner; of Belleville, is visiting in tbe city this week, tbe guest of sister Mrs- C. N. Lane.

Lute Marvin, of Belleville, was visit-lnfi In the city Sunday. Nuts. Misa Olive left on the Rock ttouian Catholic Church services, flrsraM foartti'Mbbaih la ew-h month Hev.Cuaa.Drnoiiii, Pastor. Island for Kansas City, Monday. E.

O. Fitts shipped a ear load of .5 At our Prices you should earn a good many pennies. bogs to Kansas City, Monday Miss Mary Fugh came up from Had Sa.TStea.ttx Union 8ablmtli School at the Baptist Church every Sabbath at 10 a. m. Free Methodist Sabbath school every tiabbatb at 10 a m.

dam, Saturday evening, to spend Sun 1 am now prepared to serve the public with the most delicious Ice Cream. A Will also keep in gtocka fine line temperance summer drinks always Ice cold. C. A. SWAN'SON- CUBA, KAN.jQ Clyfc Voice- Miss WaVipfCuba attended ihe.

wfufc ding of her brother John iu this ctty Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Kesl, of Cuba, came down Sunday to witness the marriage of John Ward, Mrs. Kesl's brother to Miss Gjace Turner.

Married, at the residence of the bride's parents Mr. and Mrs. David Turner In Clyde, Kansas, on Sunday evening, June Miss Grace M. Turner, to John A. Ward, of Kansas City; Rev.

McKay of the. Presbyterian church performed the ceremony- The bride was one of tbe popular leaders in Clyde society, while the groom is an energetic young business man In Kansas City. They took the train Menday morning for Kansas City where they will make their home. The Voice Joins a host of friends in wishing them a long and happy married life. Jndge Sense won't tolerate the boxers within bis jurisdiction, there is some talk of sending bis honor over to China; to see If he can't stop their menkeying in tbe Celestial Empire.

Sheldon Son are showing some neat things in men's low shoes at $1.50 $2. to 2c Infant Mobcasion loc 5c -Misses liibbei Hose 5o 10.) Mens flush Caps 25a 40c Mens Overooats l.0 tc Boys Overcoats 75c 5c 'Hoys-Suits' 100 5c Mens Suspenders lOo Boys Suspenders 50c Nails Dust Pans 10 qt Pails Large Mirrors NauseD'shes; Out Meal Dishes Macarnni Unod Rice Wash Boilers day with home folks. Pophan Tyrell, shipped two car loads of bogs to St, Joe, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Jacob Oliphint, of Sabetha, were visiting in the city, Saturday. Roy fugh, left on the 15 Sunday for a short visit with relativles in St. LI a a a and 32 50. Haexat Socletlm JL fc A. Cuba Lodge, No.

382, A. F.4A.M. meets every fli st and third Monday evenings in I halt. Visiting brethren cordially wel-cc uwd. Stephens, W.

M. V. K. Hoard, Bee. M.

W. A. CtibaCnmp No 1122 Meets every 2 and 4 Monday vlgllling neighbours oordialb invited. O. B.

Consul, J. V. Starby, Oik. Egyptian Concert Co. will be in Cuba Joseph Mo.

CD CHIC every uight, next week. This company lcaB Mr; and Mrs. A. F. lvoadruck, were comes very highly recommended from It Is Well Known visiting in the country Sunday, the We have the best Men's Pants for Our $1.25 and $1,50 Shoes are wonders.

We always pay the Highest Price for guests of George Ayres. L. W. Nutter, returned home Satur- 1 day from Salina where he has been Produce and seli everythiag at Kocki Eoyal Sunflower camp No 907 Meets every 1 and Thursday in the Woodman Hall, Visitors linide welcome Oracle Mrs Belle Sherman Recorder, Mrs Mllie Smith Don't forget the Egyptian concert Co. very night next week.

We learn from our eastern correspondent, that Mr. aud Mrs. G. W. Wooden are having a good lime, visiting relatives in diffeient parts of ew York.

The Standard JJred SraUton, Charley Burch No. 175.3, will make the Bottom price, giving 4 per cent rebate on everything. Scandia, Republic City and other places where they have been. They have a large teat and will show every evening. Admission only lOcts.

A Semes op Accidents. Dr. Hall was kept busy the fore part of the week, healing wounds and bruises. Sunday, Willie Fisher stepped a rusty nail Inflecting a severe wound and causing him considerable pain. Monday, Maggie Sherman fell on a rock inflecting a scalp wound.

Lavara Smith while plaj ing on a cultivator. Monday fell on a rusty nail Inflecting a severe wound on the tbigh. Tuesday, while Joe Kodytek -was help-iug to load some rails on the push car, at thf stock yards, a rail fell on his baod inflecting a severe bruise he will not be able to work for several weeks, IO n.V.Cnhs No 371 lndettendeiit Order ot Old Fellows, Meeis every Wednes in Try us for a month and see season of 1900 at Cuba, Kansas. That we have the. most com plete and up-to-date General Mercaudise Store Jn the city and you will always find with tbe best goods tbat money can buy.

Sress Goods We wish to eail special atten-ten to this line; we bave in stock a nice line of wash goods and a beautiful line of silks. Grooerlos We bave the largest and freshest stocks of groceries in the city nothing carried over from last season everything In tbe store purchased this spring. Froduoe We pay the Uigbeafe Market Price for Produce. Before disposing of your produce call on ns each week. A visit to onr store will convince you that our stock Ja aa-repreeenttd and each article of geuuine value.

J. L. AllsmAn. attending Normal. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Skala and family arrived in our city, Saturday, via tbe Bock Island from Koptch Russia, they intend to make tbeir home in Cuba, Attorney W. T. Dillon, of Belleville, was in the city, Monday, on his way to Washington, to attend District Court. Col.

O. W. Sense has been appointed Police Judge, this makes three 1'ollce Judges in two months, but we think the Col. will stick to the job. Charley Anderson, of Elk Creek township was in the city on business, Tueeday and called at our headqnaters.

Col. Frank Sager has built a large addition to his barn; 'and put in a hay fork attachment, he is now building an addition to his dwelling house. "'day evening P.Gordon Noble Grand, Secretary 4C in what you can earn. Yours For Business, Pranli. Barnett.

TDMieknii I'eirree I. O. (. F. Hinie l.ndre No BURLINGTON ROUTE.

Cheap Rates Galore. Here' a list of reduced rate that will XV188. Meets every Tuesday evening in tiie i O. hall. A cordial invitation emended to interest you.

Look it over. If yon want morel information call at tbe Burlington. ail visiting slaters and brothers Mrs. J. Sense, llelle Snernian, Noble Grand Secretary Ticket Office the agent will take pleasure Drmnrnnnnnrnnnnnnnnnrn in answering our questions.

Des Moines and return. June lfr- 23 $9.15 ROCK ISLAND. Philadelphia and return June S3S.85 Judge W. Sense is the master hicagti and return June $16.86 Denver, $17.80. Pueblo IB .00, Colorado Springs $18.10 and ret urn June SI.

T13TKVAIIV Going WEST Music! Music! Music Teacher and Dealer in Pianos, Organs and all kinds of musical instruments. If you want to buy any kind of musical instrument or need any kind of Instrument repaired it will pay to yon to call on Glen wood Springs and return 21 $29.99 McLEAN, I KAN. Ogden. Salt Lake and return June 21, 3. 0 McHenry.

Does black-smith wrok a CUBA, Hot Springs and return June 21, $21 85 First class orseshoeing a peciality mechanic. We have mot learned whether the! new son that arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murphy, last Sunday is a Populist or a Democrat. Dr.

Hall says he yelled 'rah for Bryan, but all true Americans are doing that this year, so we say good luck to young Mr. Murphy. J. M. Woodrum, of Morrow, shipped five car load of cattle to M.

Day Co. of Arlington, Monday to pasture, Mr. Woodrnm has COO mo to OaCaria1lslaTJ3C3Gaag3. Zansas, or address J. V.

Gieber, Washington, Eas. No 11 Mail and Express 5:19 No 11.25 No 15 dally and Ex ureas 4 A. Freight 2 pm No 93 Fast Freight. a a- itTG No 12.. Mail and Express 16 NolO 4: am No 16 Mail and Express 25 P.

No56 11:16 am No Fast Freight 30p l)aily Except Sunday E. J. Clark. Agent. i LUMBER ship later.

Tbe Hock island gave We have opened up a new, lumber i them fast run. Beatrice. Chautauqua TArJKSI Water Tanks. Pine. EXCURSION RATES.

Rock Island will have Homeseekers Excursion tickets on sale on following rj stock of building material. We can Time Table Cypress or Steel. For stock, reservoir tanks, thresher tanks, either round, square or half round, or dates. Mat 1st and 15th: June 5th Special train will leave Cuba i 1 rand 19th to all points in Homeseekers A turnish you building material at prices 4 a that have never been duplicated in the county. anjr six, for all purposes, at lowest prices.

i Only the best ol material used. Kretchmer goods hare a reputation. Do not conroare my work with the cheao eood-for-aothinir tanks which i CUBA KANSAS, at 9.29 a. m. on the Rock Territory.

One fare plass 82 for round trip. Limit 21 days from date of sale. the market is flooded with. Freight is only a small matter as tanks can 1 i i i Island Sunday June 24, 1900, Pare 75 cents rund trin Cement ATnTSON, LINCOLN, OMAHA, CHICAGO, 6T. JOE, ST.

louis, and all DC soippca uecara snwiu bcihi lur uugguc uu jjuic ink, I nanufactured by E. KRETCHMER, RED OAK, IOWA. Also a fall liae of bee-keepers' sapplies. fend for catalogne and price list. DENVER, ITELENA, BUTTE, SALT LAKE, POBTLAND, SIN FRANCISCO, and all points "We carry in stock a full and complete stocl of Cement for all building purposes.

points East, and south. west and North-west. Tho Proamoru iiiu uiuuiiiuij A A A A I I Trains Leave As Follows: No. 90, passenger, east. 11.18 a.

No. west, p. in No. 124, freight, west, every day exoe it Sunday, at 11.18 a. m.

Mo. I2S. freight, east. Wednesday Klay and Snturday at 11.18 a. m.

Mo 12 4 freight east Monday, Thursday, id Sunday at 2-SSp. Dally except 8uoday -A. L. Singleton Aoin Wm. M.

NOUTHUP, l'rop Farmers bring your milk to the Cuba Skimming Station; milk more cows, it will in retnra make yon more money, Ton get tbe milk after tbe butter fat Is separated. vAVFI'9t-cl'11 work guaritiitel. Ha ir Brlols. The Brick which we handle far excels in quality any brick on the market in the county to-day. Before buying, look our stock over compare our prices and the quality with other yards.

Yours Respectfully, BARRETT LUMBER CO. Icnttlns and Dampouing asiwcialty. SkioiitgStatb Conducted Excursus teTenf ot IiiiiivOffC aUo JaaBK. CMTlWHTsrKSWH I a aayttilaa jeal CAWATJUOC' miscnoN. TVTAn.gtgei'.

Send modvL sketch, or photo. Is now running to full force. Farmera bring la year milk, you receive your creamery cheek every month. Milk more cows it will prove a paying Investment for you. The Separator prodaees 10 per cent mora batter tat than tbe old way of aettiog.

Cuba, fWfrssesaaafoatioaaadadTiea, Passat Lawyers, WASH I NGTON. D.C. CALIFORNIA octoxs fliid A Gcxb 4 iiiuiniiiiiiiiiivr' W. WOODRUFF, Manager. MM Wall A'UtfLIU SALE.

Mrs, Aaoa Woodruff will sell all of ber bouaebotd furnltsre at pabiie sale, oa aula street tosrarrow (Satarday) atl.3 am, faraitarer aearly new aad in goad eoadiUoa. WOODMEN'S MEMORIAL at Clyda Saaday Jaaa 17 1900. Badaeed rams. Train leaves Caba at 11.1$ a. m.

retaralag S.19 and U.S5 a. m. Osssna Laag eame avar tram Wymore, Dr. P. Proodfoot, of Liberty Neb, baa purchased a fine new set ot house- bold furniture from J.

M. Doyle, 01 BaOerilto. tbe goods won ahlpped over Um Bock island in transit total 6 la visit reiativea. BURLINGTON ROUTE. Tbe Democratie Natiooal Coaventioa.

Only a few weeks to tbe eonveatloa at Ktasat City, Thoe yoa deemed about your route. Time yoa foaad oat --for younelf sowqoiekly and comfortably yoa caa reaeb Kaaaas City If yoa take tbe Barlingtoa. Tbe rate wiU be oo tare for tbe mod trip aad tickett will bs oa aala sly and 4. See the local ticket ageat of the AILB.B.R. i.

fraacis, Oaaeral Fataengex Ageat. W. Skmaaaky, Walter Davidson, Wm. HDl aad Harry Nstter left for taa harvest ields to satn-weat KaassB, Taeaday. We an pleased to learn tbat S.

A. Ighan, baa seeared a peasisa ot na perMlb. They mv tbat Major H. 9. BoysL ot BaTJerilie, was tfee awrtag apirtt Kansas City every Friday via Votorado Springs oCaiMoraia aaa Pad to Coast aattiaae Arrangements are being made for one of toothers ftoata leave Kansas City Oawaa every Wednesday via It Worth.

lit Jba Fagb, bom a ear load of bogs to Papaan TyreU Satarday. Rev. Father Dragoaa, want to Haaovar, Wedsaaday. TFTQMber. at Washington, will aa WAN I ID A si Mr (hat t-A wOt iksill.

They mm hmiS Megnca the grandest Celebra Thee TaosrnW Cars of latest as M. Just wait till rrymek geta Into his new boHding, and theti well see If Mr. Doyle will sU fornitare to people in Nebraska or Um FbiUppiM Islands. George fTiley was town, but Saturday, with a pale of twta male colts aWdattattad good aaal of attention. He bad Ueni tbcof79bad.

Jaorgan doing weU, tnia year. One of hbJ eows recently bad twin carves, and eoaaider-tngUtataa is yet not an old maa there Is danger of taa epideaie of excessive produetlvenesa ptaading to Um re-atnder of taa family. Waabtogtoa FaOmtiaav eaaf. Itasi rin mm I1WS-S mm the atim aj aM a. aahjUam, fa, iTZmZwrn, ill iH nilil taanaddmakr i Wl a mmamttmmmrmmimmlm ttmtrmmt.

tbe xn dart sap fast rasa ngw at sjsdsrly "TV I 1," Chassojt CtasM sracn tions ever held in this part ol Kansas. Wat- amsay aad Wedaesday, fur Um at orgaaaimg a class la etaan He. Thftwraaffant a rare spamtaaity far.ear roaag peaom, as Mr. for bills. Qbmaff eansmanm eae at tba beat tolhaetamtaaa- hi KemembeT taa meeting at tba Sample Itoom ttls trentag (Friday.) iatbe Sea bia ad.

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