Council Grove Courier from Council Grove, Kansas • 3

1 7 RAILWAY TIME CARDS. COUNTY NEWS. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. Grove The louner-. lounci First Publication, November 10, 1833 In Council Grove Coum Kit.

1 Publication Notice. if'ie'wOIn: osrcrw -uittiIj andL Scriven and Ora Otis, of Wilsey, were in tho city Saturday. Lon Scott left Thursday for Butler county to be gone several days. Hook onto a turkey for thauksgiv-ing and see what the world contains beside yourself. Cash paid for Eggs at Stenger's.

Martha Plummer was adjudged insane in the probate court November 10th. 1 Best bargains in town at Home Shoe Store, old Farmers Drovers Bank building. "Will some well posted man show us where the republicans gained any votes over last fall? 11 Cents. January 14, for ALBUKTIS. Corn gathering is almost over out this way.

Our school at "Warren Center is progressing nicely. The Wilson Brothers of Chase county, were up last week visiting at Mr. Fobroy's. William Whiteley and Miss Annie Bisher were married last Saturday. Success to them.

Will Fobroy contemplates moving in the near future. Dick. DELAVAN. A genuine sleet storm visited us Saturday night. Homer Pirtle was looking over the stock in this locality last Monday.

Most of our farmers will wind up husking this week. Mr. Wheeler, of Iowa, brother-in law of Wni. Markley is visiting in this locality. P.

Harkness is driving nails for Charley Atherton this week. The lyceum at the Strunk school house is progressing nicely with Prof. Paine as president. Some of our Republican friends are crowing very loud over the victory they have won. Next fall give them a different tune to dance to.

Just bear this in mind. Or One Dollar Per Year. THE ON LY ADVOCATE OF Stale of Kansas! MorrU County! ss. In the PrJbato Court of. Morris County, State of Notice is borcby given that Hanna Kern, late of Morris Couuty, Kansas, died on the First day of November 1S93, that in her lifetime she made a will, lier real and personal estate, that said will was opened and publicly read, and whereas affidavit of death of said Hanna Kern has been made and an application filed in the eocrt to admit said will to probate on the proper proof of the execution thereof, the court set and a ppoiated Saturday, December 2, 1893 at o'clock p.

m. as the time, and the office cf the Probate Judge of said county and state afoiesaid as the place for the hearing and considering the proof of sai I will, at which time and place all persons interested may appear and show cause why the game should not be admitted to Probate. In horcof, I hereunto set my hand and affix my seal of office this 8th day of November A. 0. 1893.

ska i. J. Moseb, Probate Judge. MISSOURI PACIFIC. going East.

JTo. 202 Passenger A. .11 00 15a. tu Looal Ko.2U Through freight A .5 23. 6 00 p.

in GOING WEST. No. 201 SVisseng-er 35 p. ra No. 217 Lcoal 3 .7 50 p.

No. 219 Through freight 6 00.... .7 00 a. in Through freights do not carry passengerg. D.

M.Ltsch, Agent. M13S0URI, KANSAS TEXAS. CilHXU fOVTH. Xo. 9 Passenger, a No.

Iieavos 11:13 a No. S7 Lool freight a ui Ao. Ill freight. a OKTH. JTo.

10 Ifo. Local freight 3:20 2fo. 112 in E. L. SHAfKKR, Agent.

Fob Sale A Good lumber wagon. Low wheeled. Will be sold cheap. Inquire at this office. P.

W. Crss came in from Hering-ton "Wednesday to visit relatives end friends for a fow days. Rev. Itichard Twyruan will give an entertainment at Collier Hall in this city November 3f), Eemember the reduction sale at Home Shoe Store at old Fai-mers Drovers Bank building. IBB CHURCH DIRECTORY.

HIGHLAND. Nature seems to frown on the result of Tuesdays election. The frost blizzard of the season followed in close succession. Mrs. Walker and Mrs.

Anderson, of White City, were visitiug friends in Highlacd last Wednesday. Several of our teachers attended the association at the Grove tha 4th. T. M. Wood and K.

Davidson came up from Emporia Tuesday last to vote. E. A. Perrine and Miss Alice Wil-let came up from Burdick last Wednesday evening to attend our singing school. Highland Sunday school convention will bo held at the Baptist church next Sunday morning and evening.

JAMES COFFIN. Justice of the Peace, And Collecting Agent. W5LSEY, KANSAS- And Better Times, in Morris County: PRESBYTERIAN. at 11 a. in and 7:30 p.

m. Kible a. iu. Prayer mcctiufj Wm. E.

Mack, Pastor. CONGREGATIONAL. every Sundiy sit 11 in the morning i i the cveiiiiii. Similar school at 12 m. Take your Eggs to Th Indicator Dry Good3 Store and get the highest market price for them.

If you want honest goods go to the Home Shoe Store, old Farmers Drovers Bank building. sctao creuing and Prayc. -IT TELLS THE TRUTH- i Fiig nutting every Taumiliy creniujr. At.msbv, Pastor. FIRST E.

ii- ryiees at 11 a. m. and p. m. il at Prayer matiiis Tliurs-iiir.

15. Milium, Pastor. i Missouri SOUTH P.I. E. Kesit Sun day Scrvi.

SCUO'jl eveni i veni i Sheriff Cress made a business trip to Herington Saturday where he has a large mercantile establishment. B. McGeorge carno in from Kansas City last Vednesday where he has been clerking for some time. And Gives its Readers Straight Goods; All Parts of the County Heard From Each Week. The Job Printing Department en at 11 a.

in. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday a. m.

Prayer meeting Thuriday sung people's meeting on Tuesday F. A. White. Pastor. RAILWAY- PARKERVILLE.

Parkorville has had an improvement in the line of a photograph gallery. Mrs. Emma Seth, proprietress of the Western House, went to the Grove on Monday. Dr. Eastman, of Burlington, is visiting in our city this week.

George Jameson was transacting business in the Grove Monday. J. F. of Council Grove, was in town on Monday. Our revival meetings are still in the push.

Seven converts to date. Let the good work go on. Our friend Jerry Dunn, a very pleasant gentleman of Atlanta, Ga, while out hunting Monday made the capture of a very large coyote. Mrs. J.

C. Kiiigsbury and Mrs. C. G. Parker were visiting in Herington last week.

Miss Clara Dumppropo who has been staying in town for the past fsw weekp, returned to the Grove on Monday. Btv. Zabrit.ke starts a series ol meetings at Garfield Grove next week. Thomas Pool and Goorge Leiteh shipped stock to Kansas City Tuesday evening. Mrs.

Anna Rhodes, of Enterprise, iB visiting her parents. MOST POPULAR AFRICAN M. E. Sirviuo-i at a. ui.

ami 7:30 p. Sab-batli neuoti at 3 p. in. Prayer meeting Thursday J. C.

Kichardson, Pastor. CHRISTIAN. every Sunday at a. m. and 7 p.

tn. Sau I'Ml at 1'J. followed by social service Prayer uivetiag ednesdny eveuinj. U. W.

Han.nkr, Pastor. BAPTIST. Prc.ichi.is at 11 a. m. and 7 p.

ra. Sunday cnuil at 10. lomig peopled meeting Tuesday evening. Prayer meeting Thursday evening. Csrenaut the firat fc ibbnth of each mo'itH it o'clock p.m.

At. Whiti Pastor. SECOND BAPTIST. Services every alternate Knbbath. A- W.

UESts, Pastor. With the Best Faces of New Type; And has the Most Expert Workmen. And only Good Route to all Points North, East 8c West. Shortest, Quickest 6c Best. Trains luake Direct Connection to Saint Louis, Omaha Team for sale, or will trade fox cows.

Inquire at Billings restaurant, two doors west of Cunningham's grocery store. WT. B. Staley's marble and granite works are located on the corner of Union and main street just east of the county. bridge.

David Wntkif aLd Miss Dessie Harris5, formerly of this place, were married last week, so we understand, near Coxville, Indiana. Deputy Sheriff Polk captured Abe Temple Tuesday evening on a charge of theft having stolen six seta of harness and three saddles. octor f- ID W1LSE1. A traveling photograph company has pitched its tent on the South Boulevard. Miss Dora EvaDS is attending the Wilsey school.

Samuel Sisson, our new constable, is building a residence in Riegel's addition to the city. Miss Kate Devier, of Hamilton, Greenwood county, has formed a partnership with Mrs. A. J. Coffin in the dressmaking business.

Frank Pirtle and George Coffin were up from the Grove Sunday. C. R. Francis left Friday for Iowa to be gono several weeks on business. Wm.

Ramspy and family of Kelso visited friends in these parts several days last week. Charles came in from Herington the first of the week. The Woodmen of Wilsey will hold a supper at the Wilssy Hotel Thanksgiving night. Mrs. Leonard is visiting her parents Mr.

and Mrs. Jesse Hamner. Frank Hanford, cf Fort Leaven EOCAL NEWS. 2l 82 104 W. Sth tU KMM3 MO.

slgc sua. longest IacaXci. OVER 27 YEARS OF SPECIAL. PRACTICE. A.uthoi-ea cy the State to treat CHRQMQ.

NERVOUS and SPECIAL i R. A. Scott, proprietor of the Hctel do Grove, made a business trip to AltaVista. on Thursday. Read Best Brigham's new advertisement in this issue and see the bargains ihey are offering in winter goods.

Suits at 10 and upward. Candidates for county and township office are required to file a state ment with the county clerk of the amount of money they spent, loaned and gave away during the campaign. Peter McGoldrick, of Est Council Grove, died Thursday night. He has been confined to hi3 bed for some tirno of general disability. His remains will be buried in Greenwood cemetery.

George Wat kins, son of Mr. J. S. Waikins, of Maple Grove, died Monday wish heart trouble. The funeral services were held Tuesday afsf-r which the remains were interred in tha cemetery at Wilsey.

Notice All pt-rsous havicg loans with the Lombard Investment Company and who have kept the interest paid can got extensions on reasonable terms by calliug on A. 11. Sfexceb. C. G.

Moore, the newly elected clerk of the district court, was in town "Wednesday looking after quarters for a permanent residence in Council, Grove. He is a jolly, good fellow "and our citizens will be glad to welcome him among us. Quite a prominent wadding took pi aca among the colored people of Four Mile township Wednesday at 2 o'clock, p. m. The contracting parties were Mr.

John Bridges, of Valley township and Mies Maggie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Harness, of Four Mile. The wedding ceremony took placo at the residence of the bride's parents and Rev.

Bll officiated, after which a bounti dl supper was rpread. The old thip "Snowed Under," made her annual trip down salt river iayt week. This time she had a new floor made of El wood and was rig-gad up with steam by the addition of an engine used in Collier's Feed Mill. This time the expedition was under command of Cnptain Isaac Scott. There was plenty of passengers and the crew were all in good humor.

Engineer Collier had every thiDg ready and ordered J. P. to Polk in plenty of coal and Wood as they wlJiM likely no Moore until they reached Holland. The Marshall from Elm Creek predicted a storm bt-fore they crossed the Harlan.75 Jack from Four Mile packed in an arm load of Snodgrass. One of tho crew had a deathly expression his frce and wanted to get off and pick SauLsbtTiies, but the Captain said, 'Great would never do." After taking on deck a Campbell and Drake, tlie pngiiifer thiH.Boll rope, yelled to tb-3 men to look Sharp watch tho Riley and the drift "Woods.

Shy moved off pretty Straight for a while and cropped to put up a Columbian flag. Harry Rcbtt-r, Dad Whits Me-Georg Ed. John Ear, C. T. Phillips, Billy Shamlciler, Ed.

Dill, Geo. Irvin, Bcb Fleming, Geo. Boten, Doc. Campbell, Dr. Crawford, Dr.

Harvey, "Wood Martin, Ben Hot-tle, T. L. Madkias, Dick Mnndorff, Marry Lou McKenzie and even John Aplington and a whole lot of other fellows were down to s. the old ship sail out and wish the crew a happy journey. The county commissioners met at the court house last Friday and canvassed the vote, and attended to other business on the calendar.

DISEASES. Cures fruaranteeU or mcney refunded- Ail medicinp fnraiahed ready for use. Ko mercury or injurious medicines used. No clct-ention from -work. Patients at a distance treated by Trail! snd express.

Medicines Bent everywhere, tree from paze or age. Cfcsrges Over 30.000 cases cured. Age and experience are I import-ant. Head book, then state yonr case. Send for oinnion ciidteriaa.

Seminal Weakness Sexual Debility, Cash paid for Eggs at Now is a good time to renew your subscription. J. T. Butler went to Topeka Tuesday on business. Don't forget to see fcitaley when you need a marble monument.

Meals at Billing's liestaurant two doors west of Cunningham's store. J. J. Holland, of Dunlap, wa3 trans-aciiug legal business in the ciiy on Tuesday. Mrs.

Fritz, of Hope, is visiting her son, H. Fritz of Ibis city for a (SfrrmatcrrhsA and Tmfiriency) carded fcy youthful follies and excesses, producing nervous- Council Grove Preparatory and Commercial school. Pupils of eighth grad9 and above solicited. Enquire at residence of T. B.

Haslam. nower. B'ore nerve and brain po we r.enlarg-e and st re-ngifcr-h we ak parts and in ake you fit fcrmarriape. And Kansas City. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars and Four Trains Daily Are Itua Between KANSAS CITY AND 8T.

LOUIS. Connexions made at Union depot at St. Louis with all trains for Chicago and the East anl south. Reclining Chair Cars Free. AfTordii)g all the luxury and comfort of sleeping Car with uo extra charges.

Round Trip Tickets To all popular pleasure resorts on fa'e durine the summer months. All trains ou the road pass through tho most pleasant and beautifu section of country, making perfect time, in the traveler close connection at all Fare always lowest and bct acecom-modations. 11. C. TOYv NSEND, 3.

T. P. A. S.dat Louis, Missouri. Svh'ii? tnatterDiOGi.sease,iiisii permanent- cured with- worth, visited friends in this city the ir" 7 us lorrcs ana eiajres up for life.

E'oed Poisonius-. Sltin latter part of last week. rips orsoTind. Nop'M srpoiure. Pa-J tieritcaa uso tlia treatment Et aorro, DioMmiflcjr, rer.t -XH iist I tjleers, Sweilirs, Sores, Gonorrhoea and Gleet, and ail iotrn-3 tit Private Diseases G.

A. Trees, of Highland township, was the first subscriber to renew his subscription up to January 1, 1S95. Who will be the next? A Big Price. 20 cents a dozen for Eggs at the Indicator Dry Good Store, Council Grove, Kansas. Notice.

All accounts must be settled not later than December 15, 1893, by cash or note. To those who have unsettled accounts after this date I can not extend any more credits. Respectfully A. T. Mundoeef.

List of Letters. llemainiiii; uncalled for the I'Gstoffloe at Council Grove, Morris County, Kansas, for the week ending Xovcuiber 13, Nortoa iUiss Lida Winter Mann Nitkey Mr 0 Bunk. These letters will be sent to the Deal Letter Onion Beeetaber 13, if not delivered before. In t-allingr for the ebove, please say Advertis date of liet. P.

J. P. 51. positively cturea or iuonry refunded. Kteumatlc Cure.

for fcoiH c-eiies, papes, pio- ASUSECVES. The greatest discovery ia positively cured or iuonry refunded. lfr'- ior Doiix c-ees, rapes, pio-lures, true to life, with full des- lief: a few coses remove) fever acd r.ain in If i criptioncf abova diseases, tha effects and cre.sealed ia plain fortjo iastsinps. joints 3carein3fewdays. Bend staternpnt Head this linle book EEd ans-vror Questions.

ci case, vnta Biaaap lor circclar. EiSffSi few days. A. L. Saott idj a 1 overland trip to Chalk Mound ou business Tues-1 ay of this week.

JTICCiTlUafcUIl. il -rilitUi iV thousands ofrortorftiea: Th5 13 i llfe-lilioinodelsandwr-iiaresaeepiyimpresstnerniua; ascrtcc-lof isHtruo- tio a Efrcsn vrctsou. "sroras. il. z3 sil-j aspcslzss in t.ts oxn.1, sSsIja, irfeit for above zisecsss that i connct eu.

i Frank Smith and wife aad Robert Ewupg and family loft Monday for "HE i A LO Mo. Kansas Texas HA! LW AY Is the direct line throueb. Centr3lJ" Missouri Southeastern Kansas and the i ndian Territory to Texas, thenca ou to deep water on the Mexican Gulf. mi Wliat is the condition of yours? Is your feair dry, harsh, brittle? Does it split at the ends? Has it a lireless appearance? Does it fall oat when combed or brushed Is it full cf dandruff? Does your scalp itch Is it dry or in a heated condition? If these are some of i oarsy rnptoms be warned sa time or you will become fcaid. 1 i COMISKEY.

A good rain fell in this vicinity on Saturday night. It was badly needed and came just-in time. Miss Mamie Barckley went to Kansas City Sunday to spend the winter. B. F.

Maloy carries a full line of new groceries which' ho soils 'at the" lowest cash priceo. E. Barkloy shipped a car load of cattle to Kansas City last Friday. Our section foreman and his three. aid-3 are doing soma effective work for the Missouri Pacific Railroad.

We understand that our aent at this place, Mrs. Lizzie Williams, contemplates putting in a stock of goods and running opposition to B. F. Maloy. "Opposition is the life of trade." Traveling clergymen find to their sorrow that it is not the best plan to leavG their lunch baskets in the depot at this place.

Farmers are progressing nicely with their fall work. A. F. Kill is expsciiog his father soon from Arkansas. Vance Fife and Bob Young have been over in Chase county lately making a pond.

Preaching at Cedar Bluff next Sunday evening by Rov. McConnell. Everybody invited. James Barklcy and wife have returned from their trip east. the Cherokee strip.

Dr. Crawford reports the arrival of a boy at the home of Fireman A. IL Beusoa on Sunday morning. John B. Hamilton was initiated into the mysteries of Woodcraft at the aegular meeting on Tuesday eve.

Mr. and Mrs. Wash Foster and daughter of this place, left for Bed Itock, Oklahoma, on Friday last. The election is over and the excitement has disappeared. Now it is to hustle to get through the winter.

George- L. Debus and Charles Guntei, of Clarks Creek township, were in the city Wednesday on legal business. The cause of populist defeat ab the polls resulted all over the state from neglect on the part of the populists to vote. SkookumRoot Hair Grower i Is what you need. Its production Is sot an accident, trat the result of sclent If: I rpsaarcii.

knowledge of the diseases of the hair and scalp led to the disccr- i ery of how to treac them. Skookum contains ng i ther minerals nor oils. It C. D. Columbia ran about two hundred ahead of his ticket and had it not been for the beastly republican majority would have been elected.

Humphrey's Specifics cure without drugging, purging or reducing the system, and are in fact and doed the Sovereign Remedies of the. world. It is remarkable how dumb some people are, and the dumbest of them all is the Kansas farmer who complains because the democrats are prejoaricg to lower the tariff. The present cold snap causes an increase "in the clolh'iig and shoe trade. Our merchants have good stocks and are well prepared to supply the wants of the people.

Judge Van Giider, of Highland townbhip, was in the city Tuesday looking hale and hearty. Farming seems to agree with him equally as well if not better than probating. M. M. Shirtliff, a former resident of this city, has returned from Minnesota where he has been for nearly two years.

"We understand he will make our city his homo in the future. Fob Sale: 40 head of 2 and 3 year old steers, 40 head of yearlings, and SO head of last spring calves. Inquire of C. E. Brooks at his farm two miles southwest of Council Grove.

46-3 w. 2 vsi is not a Dye, but a delightfully cooling ana refreshing 'ionic. Ey stimulatiBc the follicles, it stops ladling hair, cures dandruJT and groat hair bold Mm What Cauccd Defeat. One cf the reasons for republican success at the polls November Tih is tho number of populist voters that neglected to vote. Tho number so far reported from the various pre cinets nod townships is as follows: Highland township 16 Muuires 9 Clarks .23 Maple Grove 7 Warren 11 Garfield 21 Wilsey 9 Parker.

.17 Four Mile .7 Council Grove township. .13 Kelso. .7 We trust that our friends in other parts of tha county will report their townships and precincts so that we can make Jull report. The table will bo kept standing until the report is eompleto. head.

tw Keep the scalp clean, healthy, acd free from irritatinj eruptions, by the use of akookwt Sktti Soap. It destroys parasUie inseota, vchicb Joei mi 11 u7iu 'irsiroy iiic ticzir. If your druggist cannot supply you send direct to MB, and ire will forward prepaid, on receipt oi price. Grower, per bottle lor oap.S0c per jar 6 for $2.50. 57 South Fiftli Atcsnc, Sew York, N.

Y. A1 A GOOD SEAMSTRESS I0D8EH0LD HECESSITS AND A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY IS ONE OF OUR NEW HUMPHREYS' Dr. rinroplireya' Specifics are BctentiScally and carefully prepared Remedies, used for years Im. private practice and for over thirty years by the. people with entire success.

Every single Specific a special cure for the jea9 named. They cure without drugging, purging or reducing the syjtem and are in fact and deed Uio overeissi Remedies of the World. 1 Was the first, railroad ever built into the Indian Territory and was tho first to cross the bor.b-r i.ito Texns H-i'l push on through the thriving iwin of the state to salt water. The KATY is always the first tn get vnt nf ths old ruts an.l imp nve its facilities for handling passengers and freight. As the early settlers moved from old log cobins to the mcie comfortable houses, so has the KATY advanced and moved her l-assenzers from Pui ban into Wagner Palace Sleeping Cars.

The finest Sleeping Car Service in the world Another advance is tho introduction of the American Express Company to do the express busines of this Company The above Express Company covers lines Irom the Atla-itie. to the itulf, and none stands higb-er than the OVWXB. QENERAL SEWING MACHINES. fJk RTt Attention is called to the advertisement of M. A.

Billings in another column. Mr. B. has had years of experience in th9 restaurant and bakery business and knows how to treat his customers. Give him a trial.

CL tfMi AyVTS art making Sy 75toS150 bW ft, FFR MONTH. 83SeSr5d TO SSOO S0REPtS DURING THE WINTE.l ia faix Ms The Katy Reaches Fevers, Congesaous, ft WomiH, Worm Fever, Worm 3 TeetbinKi Colic, Crying, Wakefulness 4 of Children or Adults 7 Coaehs, Colds, Bronchitis g-Keuralgia, Toothache, Fcceaehe. 25. 9 Headaches, Sici Headache, 1 0 Dyspepsia, BUlousness, ConsUpation. 1 1 Suppressed or Painful .25.

12 Whites, Too Profuse periods .25. 13 Cnap, LaryneitiB, Hoarseness .25 14 Salt liheuni. Erysipelas. .25 15 Raenm atisan, Kheumatic Pains .25 16 Malaria, Chills, Fever and Ague -25 19 Catarrh, Influenra, Cold to the Head. .25 SO Whooping- Cough 27 Kidney Diseases 28 Kerraas Debility 30 Urinary Weakness, Wetting .25 HCSPHREYS' WITCH HAZEL The Pile Ointment." Trial giie, 25 Ctt.

Said fcy Prnstitts. or ttnt pott-pud 00 receipt of priss. Ps. HcMFHMts- Kakcai. m4 ms riM.

HL aPBRKtS- EB. 111113 BTua. S-, SEW TOR? I IS TJ18 BE hgSti- f-vWiV rr 4g9 LADIES nave great sue, ess selling this Washer, ltetail price only 5. ISample to those desiring an ac-enry jta. Also tha KEYSTOafii at manufacturers' lowest prices.

We invite tbe strictest investigation. Send your address on a postal card for further particulars, LOVELLWASHERCO.209Huron St.ERlE.PA. The Kings Daughters will give "The Interstate Milkmaids Convention" at the opera house, Friday evening, November 17. The Couhier wants a correspond nt at overy postofSce, crossroad and village in Morris county. Let us hear from you next week.

Dr. Harvey reports the arrival of a girl at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. E.

Fritz in the south part of the city last Thursday morning. The cold breezes reminds you that the empty coal boxes must be filled in order to knock off the cold waves that will strike you this winter. Sand in the names of your neighbors, who are not taking The Couhier but who you think should, and we will be pleased to send them Barn-pie copies. Mr. Johnson, of Poabody, one of the head officials of the Woodmen, paid the Council Grove camp a visit Tuesday night.

The members wore all well pleased with hi3 visit. Geo. Boten has purchased Wm. Harr" confectionery and will run eame in the future. This is George's a-'old stand and we hope his efforts may be crowned with the best of suc-- cess.

SOLID George Boten took possession of the Wm. Harris restaurant on Wednesday. Mr. Harris, we understand, contemplates going to Hot Springs, Arkansas, for lis health as he has been troubled with rheumatism for some time. W.

J. Knight gave an entertainment, under the auspices of the G. A. R. at the opera house Tuesday evening.

He was the engineer oh the train taken charge of by Andrews down south during the war and gave a very interesting description of the capturing of tho train and their return to the Union armv. BHHthrouqh from llanibl, above St. and Kansas Citv to Huston, Texas, tho head of tide water, over its own rails, and passes-through Denison, Sherman, Dallas, Fort Worth, Waxahachie, Hils-boro, Waco, Temple, Bel-ton, Taylor, Gainsville, Henrietta, Bastrop, Lookhart, San Marcos, La Grange, Huston and Galveston. ECXS TllROVGn SLEEPERS TO (hi 2 I r-ssa TRAiNS Unii in in mil ii iiWMM ir Fca FutL Particulars Acnncss National Sewins MachioeCo. euccrsfoiis II' JUNE MANUFACTURING ill.

FOUR MILE. Mrs. I. C. Coate and daughter, Mary Garland, wee visiting on Diamond creek Saturday.

On MondayI. IL Midkiff, long a resident of this part of tho county, departed for Oklahoma. We do not know his intentions but presume he will locate somewhere in that new country. We have seen a petition out with a long list of names attached thereto prayiog fur a bridge across Four Mile at the Billy Johnson crossing. It is the vary place where a bridge is badly needed and we hope it will be granted.

On the 4th of November 1893, there were living in Four Mile township ten old soldiers. All are pensioners except one. Politically four are republicans and six are populists. As near as we can learn they receive from the government eaoh quarter $258. The four republicans receive $185 and tli3 six populists $93.

Friday last Prof. Edgerton visited the school in district 47. He was wtdl pleased the way the school was running and had many words of praise for Miss Walberg as a teacher. There was no fault found with oither school or teacher. Ho visited the school at Field tho day before, but we did not learn any thing regard ing tho school at that place.

Myron Harper, for a long time a resident of Four Mile township, moved to Council Grove Monday of this week so wo understand. W'in. Schoof has rented the Cam-ooings farm on Four Mile crook and will move on to it iu the spring. We learn that a revival meeting is in progress at the South Bend school house. A wedding is soon to come off on Upper Four Milo probably Wednesday of this week.

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A. D. Williamson, residing in "West Council Grove, is very ill and is needy. People in that vicinity can lo a chmitable act by visiting the family and eeeing that they have proper care. Ki AN3 D'JFIABLS M.

K. T. From Kansas City to Chicago Omaho, Lincoln, St. Joseph, Denver, St. Louis, St.

Paul and Minneapolis. With dining cars, vestibnled -drawing room sleeping cars, reclinisg chair cars (seats free.) ONLY ONE CHANGS OF CASS TO The Atlantic Coast. THE BEST LINE FOR New York, Boston, Baltimore, Washington, And Eastern Points. For Full Information, andreas, Asi'l 'Icn'l P.ircrrcr Ascnt. IC-man fify.

Mo Every lever of his country should contribute to tho cause of Free Coinage. Mail silver documents to your friends hero cr in tho east, or send list of addresses with postage to me, and silver literature will be furnished. "We are also distributing the Free Coinage Button, which every Bimet-allist bhould have and wear. Price 25 cents. Address, A.

C. Fisk, Chairman 202 Boston Block, Denver, Colo. AS anted Eight or ten men to represent our well known house in this state. Our largo and complete stock and various lines, such as nursery stock, plants, bulbs, fancy seed potatoes, fertilizers, enable us to pay handsome salaries to even ordinary salesmen; Wages run from $75.00 to 125.00 per month and expenses--fyording" to material in the man. Apply quick, stating age.

L. L. May St. Paul, Minn. This homrt fa f.fjp'n)1 fblQ it i tho most direct, best equipped and runs Through aguer Sleef to all the above iiii ot -a ithout change where direct eonncc'ion is mode iu Union Depots for ail points North, Kasi.

and West, imo A. J. COFFIN, Prop'r City Barber Shop, GiVES PERFECT SATISFACTION Kond in the news of your neighborhood to the Cotjbieb whether yon lire a regular correspondent or not. "When an event of interest happens in your locality, don't fail to send us the particulars. Wilsey, Kansas.

uzaz ce S.ML IT. IF'rc-oIle air Cars ON ALLTHRC'JGH TRAISSS. For further information to rites, ronl. maps, lime table, sleeping ear reservations, etc call ou or address your nearest Ticket Agent or EDWIN ADAMS, JAMES BARKER tJsncral Ticket Uen'l Pass. A Tiefcel IT s- I 1 -1 4 fc.

T) M.K. AT. All papers going to parties outside of Morris county will be stopped at the expiration of tho time for which they aro paid. Look up yonr sub-grrlpLioa if you want to continua ro- AUCTIONEER At R'y Kan. Indian 'for I.

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