Soldier City Tribune from Soldier, Kansas • 4

Prices as low as work can possible be THE FOURTH ATSOLDOER. done. Before purchasing clocks or F. B. Woodrufi, watches call and got prioes.

I will save you 20 per cent. done his part well and made things livefy for a time at the wind up of the evenings cntertiatimcnt. The orchestra was composed of the following members: Miss AnnaCarey, W. R. ason, W.

II. Eriekson and Ed Daily Times and Tub Tribune one year for 4.00. cash. -All kinds of fly nets, cheaper than over before, at the harness shop. ReMeror's best family flour at $2.75 per hundred, at C.

W. Manuel's. Acknowledged by all to Hare Been Complete Success. The swimming hole now has a beaten path in that direction. Of course gar Holston, who furnished such excel none of our young boy will get drowned M.

F. CURRAN' CO. Emporium' of FAMION! Here we are Again I Manufacturer of and Dealer in BEST IN THE.HISTORY OF TIIE CITY but then reports come from some quarter evory day of just such happenings. The lent music that many flattering compliments were passed. Notice.

All parties knowing themselves to be beginner ventures a little too far. II. B. Channel wiH do the talking at Travis' sale, near America City. I have just received a new stock of Saddles, which will bo sold cheap.

F. B. Woodruff. All steel binders, the Osborne machine at Starcher's, the best machine made. On the 6th inst.

Mrs. Stockman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barkyoumb and family enjoyed a pleasant visit from Mrs. Barkyoumb's mother, from Riley Splendid Speaking-Everything Won the F.ktcem of all The "Social Gin" Greeted with a Crowded House.

Harness indebted to me are requested to call and settle tho same as I am preparing to build more store room, and money is county, over the Fourth. She attended died at her home near Ontario, at the the "Social Glass" entorlainment and was well pleased. She loft for home the latter part of the week, accompanied by Joseph. Thomas Roderic, the street commis 1-2 PIE ago of 73. Subscribe for the Kansas Farmer only 80c, if taken with The Thibune at sioner, is mowing the weeds in the required to complete the same.

I am thankful for past favors, and remain yours respectfully, J. P. Ckume. Puget Sound Points. The Union Pacific, "The Overland Route," is now ready to take cxoellenj care of all passengers who go via its line to.

Tacoraa, Olympia, Seattle, Port Townsend, Victoria and all Puget Souud and Washington Territory points. It's the most direct and best line from Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Ne The glorious day of days in the United Stales was celebrated at this place last Thursday in such a manner as not to soon be forgotten by the hundreds in attendance. Although there were celebrations all around us at Ontario, Goffs, Circleville, Avoca and Havensville, there were more people here, and a better time enjoyed by those in at this office. stcet. It makes quite an improvement Sheriff Francis and S.

K. Linscott For one week only, beginning JULY 6, 1889. carae up on business from Holton last in the looks of our village. Wetmore Spectator. Brother Stowel, this is not very good evidence of prospenity not enough people come to town to keep the weeds worn clown.

Saturday. Saddles, For the celebrated Osborne binder, tendance than ever -before at such a mower or reaper call on as. L. Starcher gathering, Many and many acres of of small at this place. Shortly past 8 o'clock wagon loads of Table 'Linens, Towels and Crash! Prices Lower than you have ever heard of before.

Yellow, green and various shades people began coming and continued un braska, and all eastern states to this new and rich country, and passengers will save time in traveling to points, in Washington Territory via the Union Pacific Railway. Apply to your nearest ticket agent for rates, infomation and pamphlets on Washington Territory, of red are favorite colors. Godoys til past noon. The day was fine and Lady's Book. the beautiful Barkvoumb grove fur grain were harvested in this county during the past week.

The oats crop, itis-claimedwill not be what earlier in the season was expected, as the rust has. in the past few weeks, greatly damaged the yield of this grain. Whips, Fly Nets, Robes Double and single harness sold at nished splendid shade for both the immense crowd of people and teams. to any general or trayeling passenger rock bottom prices. A fine stock al agent of this company or The band formed at the head of a pro Mr.

M. F. Curran, one of Holton's -AND- ways on hand. F. B.

Woodruff. Mr. W. E. Fryberger has been cutting grain almost night and day ever i.

It. JOMAX, General Passenger Agent. Notice. I have obligations that must be met, cession in front of thejr hall about 10 o'clock and marched to the grove, where already a large crowd had assembled. since the Fourth.

NOTICE! Counteh No. consists of Linen Towels worth 15 cents each, and Linen Crash worth from 10 to 15 cts. per yard. All tro at this sale for 7 1-3 cents. best merchants, died in Kansas City, Monday, while on his way home from Excelsior Springs, whither he had gone for his health, which had for some time and in order to do justice to those whom HARNESS OIL BY THE GALLON! I am indebted, I must ask of my many boon failing.

He leaves a wife, who is now sick, and three or four children. customers to do for me that which I always endeayer to do for my creditors "Pay Up" Hoping this request will Come and take a look at my single and double light harness and you will be sure to buy. T. B. Woodruff.

See Travis' sale notice in another column, which is to tako place Saturday, July 20. Anyone wanting an Osborne Mower, Orations were delivered by Messrs. Chas. Hamble and John F. Lee, from Holton, who received the admiration of all.

A. E. Crane, of Mayetta; E. M. Kepler, of America City; Elder R.

L. Downing, of Havensville Revs. S. L. Hunter and S.

N. St. John.of this place, also delivered splendid addresses, which were listened to with more than usual Mrs. W. II.

Wilson's colt that was REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONE. Counteh No. 2. All Linen 32 inch Damask Towels worth 25 cents each, so severely cut by barb wire some time not go unheeded, I am respectfully, R. A.

Williams. ago, sprained one of its hind legs, from the effects of which it became so bad that and all linen Crash and very cheap at SOLDIER CITY, it had to be killed last Saturday. The 20 cents per yard. ALL GO AT THIS SALE AT 9J Cents. KANSAS.

Reaper or Binder will please call on Jas A R. O. HARRIS, M. cut wound, however, was getting along interest on such an occasion. Miss Mamie VanAernam recited a choice selection during the aftoruoon which Messrs.

Geo. Fundis and Geo. nicely, and it was believed by all that Physician Surgeon! Starcher, from Ontario, were in the had it not sustained the last injury it Counter No. 8. All Linen Towels worth from 30 to and Table Linen (Office in J.

S. Thompson's Residence.) elicited favorable comment. would have recovered. Diseases of Women and Children a city the first ot the week. Mr.

Frank Murray and wife, of Sol (colored and bleached) worth from 40 The singing by the choir, composed Miss Woodul, an accomplished C3 to75o. ALL GO AT THIS SALE FOR Specialty. SOLDIER, KANSAS. of Mrs. W.

E. Fryberger, organist; Mrs. dier. were visiting friends in Lancaster young iaay irom rating, came over last Wednesday to spend the Fourth at II. Misses Anna Carey and during the week.

Lancaster Chief. H. C. WELTY, Maggie Anderson, Messrs. Woodle and Mr.

J. G. Murray was at Lancaster Counter No. 4. Towels, Table W.

H. Eriekson, certainly deserves much a few days last week, spending the WELL DRILLER credit for the excellent music rendered Fourth with his parents and friends, Linen and Napkins, worth $1 to $1.50. ALL GO AT THIS SALE FOR 87 cents. during the day. If tou are in need of old news Call on or address for particulars and rook It was the universal verdict of all that bottom prioes.

SOLDIER, KANSAS. papers call at The Tribune office, We have them for 25 cents a hundred a more pleasant Fourth of July gathering could no where be found. Every a 02 -J C3 JOHN A. BUCKLES, Mrs. S.

E. Tyson, of Onaga, came Counter No. 5. Napkins, worth from $3.00 to $4.50. ALL GO AT THIS SALE FOR $2.87 per dozen.

one was well entertained as there were various sources of amusement on the down to spend the Fourth at this place with her husband, who is at present lo Matchmaker, this placo and visit with her brother. She made many friedns during her stay, who would gladly welcome her again. Miss Woodul was accompaided home by her brother, who remained until Monday with his Whiting friends. Mr. G.

Dimm, of Holton, candidate for the office of county clerk, was in this city and vicinity last Monday jiing the acquaintance of the Republican yoters of the neighborhood. He had us send The Tribune to his address in order that he might keep posted as to when his opponents camo around. Last Thursday morning, while assisting around the band hall, and in running across the street for something. ground, besides plenty of refreshments. Also repairer of Sewinir Machines, Guns, Re cated here.

Closing the exercises at the grove was a fine rag-a-mufiin parade which gave Banker K. C. Green went down to volvers, Etc. Work Guaranteed. WETMORE, KANSAS, universal satisfaction.

In fact the day Holton Saturday evening to spend Sun was one of complete success from the day with frieuds, returning home Mon LADIES! If you wish to buy Table Linen, Towels and Crash at price, you will be present at our sale. Horth Side of Square, Holton. first to last. day evening. J.

O. SXJTER, AT THE BAND HALL IN THE EVENING Mr. James btonebraker was up The entertainment of the day ended town Tuesday for the first time after with tho "Social Glass," and "The Kan PAINTER AND PAPER-HANCER 1 Satisfaction aruarantood. Priced to suit Every wrestling a couple weeks with a case of Mr. W.

A. Thompson sprained his left off- p-IEE jj. Ill 3 llf 'ft 1 Sf $l'r-i mm ajH 0 IKs 0 ri 0 5 0 the measles. 1 sas Immigrants," boing produced at the band hall by Soldier talent. The uotly.

uiro me a trial. 3D S3 c3 fl h-1 ankle so severely that it was almost ira, possible for him to get around all day SOLDIER TRIBUNE Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Ramy came SOLDIER, KANSAS hall was crowded to its utmost capac- down from Onaga Monday evening to even giving him much pain. In the Br A. P. SHAW. ty being by far the largest audience Social Glass" performance in the even that has ever filled its walls for such visit with relatives, returning home Tuesday evening.

EntenS at the Soldier Postoffice as Second-Class Matter. ing, he worked under great difficulty J. G. Murray, UST1CE OF THE PEACE an occasion, and as far as we can learn Mr and Mrs. Geo.

Reed will pleaRC and went through his part much better every one was pleased beyond their ex THI ESDAY. JULY 11, 1889. than was expected of him. pectation. O'- PQ Local notioeg will bo continued until ordered out, unless otherwise stated when Isft.

accept the hearty thanks of the editor's family for a nice mess of peas the latter part of the week. It was generally noticed that Clem -And- SOMETHING OF TOE PLATERS. Mr. W. E.

Fryberger, as. "Charles Manuel was in unusually good spirits the i ourth, and no wonder, for there Mr. Jas. Buckles was in Tuesday Thornlcy," was good his part being a a difficult one, and it would indeed be Mary Public. was born to himself and wife that hard to find an amateur whp could and renewed his for The Tribune.

He reports haying good crops of all kind. morning a bouncing baby boy, which have done as well. His role in the Clem says is the best boy he ever saw. 111? Charjes CoUoetions attended to Promptly. Kansas, Immigrants," as "Consin The mother and child are getting along It is a clever observer in these days Reasonable.

Give ine a Cull. nicely, but whether the father can who can tell many of the artificial Dick," the dude from Boston, was all that could have been expected. KANSAS. SOLDIER, withstand the shock remains to be seen flowers in bonnets from natural ones. Gobey's Lady's Book.

Frank M. Wilson, as "Squire Hollis," Pass the cigars this way, old boy, we can't be beat. He makes an excellent only smoke on an occasion, of this kind, Mrs. Dr. Reed and Mrs.

A. P. E. Musgrove's name appears under villian, and was also fino as "Joe," the negro, in the farce. the head of annoducements this week 3 fa Shaw took the train this morning for Havensville to spend the day with Mrs.

R. L. Downing and family. W. A.

Thompson deserves special PRINCIPAL POINTS EAST, WEST, for the office of county clerk. This gentleman came to this connty twenty years ago from Ohio, and has gone Born, Monday morning, July 8, to CO credit for his work. He was immense as "John Farley," the saloon keeper. Those who were there saw under what difficulties he performed his part. For the benefit of those who do not know through the hard times with the rest.

Mr. and Mrs. James. Pallock, residing a few miles south of town, a boy. Both child and mother are doing well.

NORTH and SOUTH CD Ph He never held nor asked for an office at the hands of the people, and is now Mr. and Mrs. McLean are enjoying an old man, and a true blue Republican. Mr. Musgrove is a well educated man Dealer In Kansas a visit from their daughter-in-law, Mrs.

H. C. McT-ean, who arrived the day be we will add here, that he sprained his ankle in the morning, from which he suffered greatly all day. As "Slocum," the settler, he was good. and has spent ten years of his life teaching.

He is well known thoroutrhout Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Mouldings, Sash, fore the Fourth from McPherson. BIHO.I PACiriO (IAKSAS CEirTRAI. DTVTSIOW.) 9 0 Mr. Geo. Rancier returned home the county and if elected clerk the peo W.

R. Nason just tilled tho bill as Harrold Hadley," the temperance lect Doors, Etc. ple will be well pleased. urer and is the good young man of the from Oklahoma the first of the week, where he has taken a claim and expects to make his home in the future. In fact, Everything kept in a First East.

West STATIONS. Pas Acm Aom Pas :16 8:45 7:15 6:57 8:30 7:40 4:66 8:37 7:33 4:24 7:60 8:88 Onaga :88 8:08 We this week present the name of drama. Sherman Wilson as "Robert Brittle," Mr. A. E.

Crane, nnder the head of announcements, on the last page of this pa Mr. John A. Buckles came over Class Lumber Yard. For Good Goods and Low Prices, See his Stock Before Bsjing. per, for the office ef county clerk.

Mr. from Wetmore to spend the Fourth with relatives and friends. He remained sev is splendid. It would be almost impossible to find any one who could act that part better, aside from a professional KABSAI CITT, WTAHDOTTI WORTHWE8TERH WEST BOUND. Crane is a straight out is a SOLDIER, KANSAS.

eral days to look around old haunts. native born Kansan and has lived in Express and we think if "he will only leave off Mail. Daily. uaiiy, except this county for twenty-five years. He Parties owing me for work, etc.

CIRCLEVILLE. his gin sours, and not be so stage struck" he will make his mark in the time to Sunday. ia a young man of temperate habits, will please call and settle I am needing the money to meet my obligations. C. HUNGERFORD Dealer in been a teacher in the county for seven come.

F. B. Woodruff. years, and served as trustee of his town' Gil LADY'S EE1889 E00K Upon A. P.

Shaw, editor of this pa EAST BOUND. ship. If elected, Mr. Crane will prove Mr. and Mrs.

James Bottom came imranmE, caepets; etc. per, as "Lr. hlater," we will pass no comments, but leave that to the people an efficient officer, and do all in his Arrives at Leaven .1 Arrives at Kansas City down from Pottawatomie county, a fow miles south of Onaga, and celebrated power for the good of the county. who were in attendance. However, Lodge and Church Directory, The following are the names of the the Fourth at this place with their will say to those Circleyille girls that A FuULlne of Uidmtaehg Goods Boi.niEH Lonni, No.

240, A. K. A. M. Meets regularly tlm seuond and fourth Saturdays persons received into full membership many friends.

Madam 1 See what 15o will do! It will bring nnfortuuatcly we are already a married man. you a samphvoopy of Gouir's Lady's Book, in the Methodist church last Sunday tu eaun mi mi ii. j. u. uTAJteusn, w.

Ja. J. K. Jkpson, Bocn-tury. Always on hand, and especial attention given to Station Agent J.

E. Jepson took which will tell you how to gvt the Seal-akin tnnt nnmcn ot tne Dusincss. morning: Mrs. Elizabeth Stephenson, Mrs. W.

E. Fryberger, in the char business trip to Leavenworth yesterday Sacque. the Silk Dress, the Gold Watch and Jas. B. Kiln Post, No.

MO, G. A. R. Meets WAGONS IMPLEMENTS REPAIRED. Caroline Godfrey, Jennie Clow, Celie acter of "Mrs Thornlev" did her part Cottage Organ, and other valuables, without a rt-Kuiuny on me nm an.

I mrru eatnrilay morning, returning home in the Air. K. C. Green took charge of dollar. EAST SIDE FIHST STREET, Ewing, Misses Nellie Francis, Irenn in a most excellent manner.

She several nisiiiH or uaen inontn. uzmam, tr. V. C. liUWOKItPOllB, AdJ't.

YOU CANNOT GET A BETTER Stonebraker, Minnie Hodges, and Nan times brought tho audience to tears' SOLDIER, the depot during his absence. KANSAS- two dollars' worth of Magazine than by sub nie Nuzman; Messrs. J. G. Murray, which denotes that the part was will Christiah Ciirmrn Services every alternate Lord day in each month, liiittiriesa meeting Saturday night before tivftl meeting in each We have just received a car load of scribing to "Godey," the beetFamily Magazine Samuel Fairbanks, Louis Nuzman, and acted.

Many flattering compliments in America. Buggies, Spring Wagons and Road month. Bunuay school at 1U a. u. each Bun- ONLY S3.GO FOR Alfred Johnson.

There are others whose were passed upon her. For 1889 it win contain-Fashions In colors; flay. IXiwsiBO, Pastor. Carts, which we can sell lower than any fashions in black and white, latest from Eu probation has expired and who will be Miss Kovena lSarkyonmb made a firm in Jackson connty. If.

K. CmrBcn Services every Sunday, morn 'Sthe soldier tribune received before long. We hope that capital Mrs. Farley," aud for the rope; original novelties in needle work and embroidery: latest and most popular music; ing aim evening, b. u.

hum, Pastor. ACHENBACH, Holton, Kans. all the probationers will arrange to come amount of practice she had, certainlr clans for the house yon want to build diroo- LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. deserves much credit, for although hav in as soon as poasibla. S.

L. Hunter. A Mr. Day, from Lansing, this uona lor uecoratinir your home; eookry anil houaehold hoip liy Mrs. Chan.

Hope.toachor in several iaMikmable New York aeudcmfea, and aolocted hythe board of education for the New ing but little work, the part was one stale, and an old friend of Mr. A. A WONDERFUL PUBLICATIOH 1 For county treasurer we announce of much difficulty. York pulilic schooia: literarv enriehnvntu In Owens and family, came in Saturday the name this week of Mr. P.

TSryant.of Nelly illy, who got herself locked up in tin in-sane asylum to find out how they treated tht insane; Ella Kodtnan Church, Emily Lennox. evening to renew his old acquaintance. Grant township. Mr Bryant is an old Mm. A.

P. Shaw, as "Nettie Net-tlcby." we will say she endeavored "to make folks happy," beyond which we UIIVM ixven ilon, Mra. Hioatuml, Edgai ruwd'u, isuvia ixiwry, eic. Mr. Day has a patent washing machine device, with which he ia meeting with Eggs 8c per dozen.

Butter 7c per pound. Apples 30c per bnshcl. PoUtocs 30c per busbrii. List four land for sale with us. Chickens $1.

75 per dozen. Bring your job work to this office. Every Lady Her Own Dressmaker citizen of the county, having located here in 1859. Ho has always been a Republican, has held many places of pub will leave others to judge, except we good success. who aunaorihea to Gortey'a Lady'a Hook.

Thr must say being connected with The Hmj snpposs DKJIORET'S KOWTHttT to be a faMiioa tnsmiD. This is a great mtstaka. It andonMo-ily contains tin inrst Famiws Da-rsaraaKT of sny sgssias published, bat this la the csm Ima the foel that great enterprise sad ex. pprfcmre am sla-wa, so thst eli epartwnt qmu a BMurlase Wlf. In PKnonvrl yo get a don In am.

and srrnni ama meat aid tnsrrarti a for the hole ami It. It coe titmr Suwi. s. Pomks. a ethsr I.irwsrT sttrarts us, Inrlnrfinir Artists-, SrienttSc.

"i Heas. hold aisltcrs. and Is Hiurtmtes -with errhial tr Eiwiwwrv Phf vm arm, WsnTolors, swd ace Wonarats. Butkim; Ii tfe kmn MnaMnsa or Imn. KjwS font ewiuins a Hai-as wttx coo-on which vou will Gnd in each nuniLci lic trust, among which was a niumbe Tribune family, she by far was the bet -W entJtluD ynu to your own Mrieetion of any eul pHper puttf-m illusirnted ia (loiey'a Ijuif't We acknowledge receipt of a fine lot of cherries from Mr.

Wm. Harper last Monday. He informed us that he ter half in this instance. ol the legislature in lobb-7; severs ikhk. 1 our ine sample copy win contain om of these coupon.

Toe out tern mows tu boa In the farce there were but two others years county surveyor, for gome time Travis sale July 20, near America had been down to Oklahoma and taken to cut out the garment you want. Solid lfie in aumpl, whioh will he allowed on your subscription when reci-ivetl. Thai 's all wo can shj member of the county board besides who did not take part in tho "Social City. a claim, and that he thinks the lan vorioos township Should Mr. Glass," they being Miss Jennie Cox, as In tnis spnoe.

tne rem soe jour snmpk Pn hold'T to tbs sslertkin of Att Pattsct in any aam'oer of the Mscaxine, snd iwT or tbs sixBs nianafactarad, cw-a valued at friaa erat to aoccuta, ot aver JS.W) worth of paOoTa Harness oil, 75c per gallon, at the down there is better than here, with a niimiHT, tor wnica aona laoat onoo. -uodojr Bryant be successful in securing the "Mrs. Slocum." who performed her pet year, irce. Yrarlv soiwfrlnOon. liwrrlpHon, haruos shop.

ruiieh finer climate. (. A trtal-will eon vines frm that yn ran tea times tta valma office ior which he asks the voters is omy a year. Address "Godey Lady's floofc," I Philadelphia, Pa, part well, especially in getting her ot tha uunry paid. Blogla copies (each conuining PaUcrn Onlsri, ceuta.

Beat family white fish at 4 cents Bring your watches, clorkg and the Kepttiilicat party at the prim.try husband's eye filled with water, in his T-r jionnd al 0. W. Msidum's. jewelry to W. R.

Nswa for repairs endeitvor to play a trick on her. rublfshcd by W. JENNINGS DEMOKEST, Xkw York. shnve mmb'nsiloti Is a siVn4il rtsnee la rrt oar paper sd pvauaan'a Mowrm It fsjtaceJ th-a. suhscxiiniutts fc Lim oSica, In Hub with this Paper, MMIKY'S an.

TUB TRIBUNE, 1'rlre Hi.0, which sho'fld be sent the ailice ef thin Taper. election, the pwple will fird him '(' Ml Hit. -We Will furnish the Leaven wcr! 'a guarantee work tosrive satir-fact ion. Mr. Clint KiiKniaku, tw the Iti'lmn.