Pawnee Rock Leader from Pawnee Rock, Kansas • 1

all on Di L. Daniels on ofth OldLoat and, moot Successful Practitioners in tn West. Warn EE NO. 9 PAWNEE ROOK, KANSAS, SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 14, 1889. VOL.

IV, Attention! Attention' CHICAGO COTTAGE ORGAN Has iiltaiiliaa a standard of excellence wtiicll admits of ho Bilperior. It contains bv.ory improvement that invent Post Oifice tiours. Open 7. ttt. Closed 12tolp an Closed OtVld SOUBS ON SpHDAY.

Open a. m. Open 10: to 11 mi Open 4 to 6 p. m. Open to p.

iti. No deviation from these hours. Cl W. VoSBURGi 1'. it.

TAKE NOTICE. By reference to an advertisement in another column it will be seen that the Pawnee liock Leader and the Kansas City Evening News will be sent for one year to new mail subscribers together for $2.75. this is an excellent chanoe io Secure your home paper? and at the same time one of the brightest afternoon dailies in the southwest at about half the regular price. Send in your orders at once. uvq geiuus', bkiu ana money can pruuunw.

A GREAT OFFSR; The publisher of the Leadeb takes great pleasure in announcing that he has made arrangements by, which he can offer the Leader and the Kansas City Evening News together for one year for $2.75. This is bnly about half the regular pfsce of the two papers. The Evening News is published every Jd ay in the year except Sunday, and is one of the brightest papers in the Great Southwest. It regularly gives all the neWs from both home and abroad. It is bright, crisp and entertaining! Sample copies Will be sent on application to the pub-isher of this paper.

Hand in your orders at once and have your home paper and a metropolitan daily sent you for the coming year. Address Leadeb, Pawnee Rock, Kans. T. S. B4.

TIME TABLE i AIM fif RANTET I 4 TOE "lO I I 1 FIVE KXOEL.l p.g. YEARS; The New Home sewing machine can now be found in all parts of the world. Its reputation tor always be-iag in order And teady for' fcny kind of work, either plain or fancy, has gained for it a rank among sewing machines, which others less meritorious have long coveted. We refer you to the' thousands that are now using the New HokE. Don't take our word or an interested agent's.) ftdk those that have one dad ybti wlli find they are satisfied they have the best, then try: one and investigate for yourself, and if you do not find the New Home the best don't buy iti EAST BOUND.

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m. No's Do not make regular stops, but will stop to take on or discharge pEtsse'flgersi J. M. Van Aken, Agent. Special.

TheBeeioellentOrganBareoelobratedforvdl; lime, quality of tone, quick response, variety of corabitiation, artistic design, beauty in finish, perfect construction, making them the most attractive, rjrnamehlaland desirable organs foi homes, schools, churchesi lodges, societies, etc ESTABLISHED REPUTATION, FACILITIES, SKILLED WORKMEN, BEST 3i AT UKIAti, 'cbMBISEtl; ilAKE THIS THS POPULAR PIANOS, STOOLS, Catalogues ou application, Fbbe. CHICAGO COTTAGE ORGAN CO. CHICAGO, ILL. We Want to call your attention to the fact That we have jitst received a fresh line of Dress goods, Prints, Ginghams, Muslins Shirtings, Canton flannel, Notions Ready made Clothing, Hats, Capsy Eloots and Shoes, which we are offering at prices never before kndwri iri Pawnee Rock or Barton county. ALSO A fresh invoice of Groceries.

SEE WHAT WE SELL FOR ONE DOLLAR. 10 lbs. Granulated Sugar for; 23 lbs. fi.00 111 20 Navy $100 16 Rice Hi. $1.00 16 English Currents $1.00 14 Dried $1.00 12 Evaporated Apples $1.00 18 i)ry Salt ni.

13 Lard.i Ve invite every body td call at the old stand of G. W. Ashton, NEY, MGR. toe Leadeb land, loaK and investment company Mdridy to Loan on Farm Property, Money to Loan on Chattels. Chditfd Farms for Sale or Rent, Cdnimisaion Charged on Farni Loans, Lowest Eates of Interest, Money furnished on iong or short time and with no delay.

-IF you Want to sell ydUr farm list it with us, If J'OU want to buy a fnr'tU call on or artdrcss Pawriee Rock Valley Is1 filied with beautiful and choice farms, all under a high state of cultivation, as this year's crop "will testify, Come to Kansas and be sure to visit Pawnee Rock, a garden spot in the garden of Kansas: for full particuiiirs' adttfesj THE LEADEB LAND, LOAN AND INVESTMENT CiOMPAHY. CHURCH DIRECTORY. LETnousi Ehscopal. Services Bun-day morning alternately at 11:00 a. m.

Prayer meeting Thursday evening af 7:00 o'clock Sabbath School every Sunday morning At 10:00 o'clock m. Walter Henderson, Supt. Rev. Wm.BiBTEt, Pastor. fevANGEUCAL; -Services every alternate Sunday at 8:00 o'clock.

Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 7-00 o'clock. Sabbath School every Sunday; afternoon at 3:00. Mrs. J. Millfb, Supt.

KeV. H. A Toedman, Pastor. 3iApTis'. Service's held every first Suriddy morning in the month at 12:00 o'oclock, at the Evangelical church.

E.M.ARM8HoNa, Pastor Mr. George W. ChIlds' editor of the Philadelphir Ledger, points out a dif fefenCe between high license and prohibition in practice Which is certainly striking. Philadelphia, he says, hears duly good reports of the effect of high license' laWs on a fair trialj while on the other hand, with precisely the same law in effect, complaints are made bt an increase of drunkene'ss in Pittsburgh and Allegheny; where illicit liquor selling is common, due to an administration of the Brooks law which made it almost prohibitory, and brought with it 'the evils attending prohibition." 2 PORTABLE It is with pleasure that we announce to our many patrons that we heve made arrangements with that wideawake, illustrated farm magizine, the Farmer, published at Fort A ayne, and read by nearly 200, 000 armersi by which thai great publication Will be mailed direct, FREE, to the address of aDy of our subscribers who will come in and pay up all arrearages on subscription and one year in advance from date; and to new subscribers who will pay one year In advance; This is a grand opportunity to obtain a first-class farm journal free. The American Farmer is a large 16-page journal, df national circulation, which ranks among the loading agricultural papers.

It treats the question of economy in agriculture and the rights and privileges of that vast body of citizeris Americari Farmerswhose industry is the basis of all material and national' prosperity. Its highest purpose is the elevation ennobling of Agriculture through the higher and broader education of men and women engaged in its pursuits. The regular subscription price of the America. Farmer per IT COSTS 10U NOTHING. From any 6'rio' number ideas can be obtained that will be worth thrice the subscription to ybU pi; members of your house? hold, Yet' to'u get rr litis: Crfll and see sample copy.

mmm. $35 tm? h. PfflEE ROCK LEADER. PUBLISHED WEfiKtt: 0. B.

tiE WiS, Mtor. fcntered at the postofflce at Pflwnee Bjck, itas. as secotid uiatter. faihisi: peb jtiia tit advance. Great Bend, 11 '89.

H. Lewis, Pawnee Rock, Kans. Dear Siri In reply to ydur favor stating that the Democrats of your locality are circulating the report that while editor of the Ellinwoodl xpress I published item's derogatory to the Germans of Barton county, I have only to say that nearly all my patronage while conducting thtit ptigef from Germans, Which in itself proves the PAWNEEROCE, i KAS For Judge of ioth District) J. W. BOSE, Of Stafford county.

County Ticket: TOR COtlM CLERK il Cari-) Job begisteb or deeds-" E. C. Galley loR TREASURER! Fraiik Mfllarti, fcoR SHERIFF C. Hi k)R SURVEYOR H. A Ne'wcombj oM CORONER Dr.

A. H. dorinettj loR 3D. Cis. T.

C. Brown; repbt't untrue. I respectfully refer Over 25 Yean In Practical ns nil over the "World- No generators or extras. Can be opi trated by a child. Best pure soda waA ter.

Will stand by any $4000 GasFouni tain and sell live glasses to its. one. Vfe sell the finest NICKEL PLATEU MILK SHAKLf CHAPMAN C0. f. Madison In parties who' are circulating such stories almong1 the good people of your Ideality to' the Germans themselves, in or R.

BUNTING, Clerk District Court. Iteal Estate Loaiis Negotiated QREA BEND, i i it. illt but of Ellihwood, for cdrrobbratibn or denial of the abovo statement; Halladay the Photographer Is Making In pHotdgrtipHic work of all kinds! Call at ttitcfe and be CoiivlnctWj ALL WORK IS GUARANTEED QKiiAT BtiND, KANSAS Very truly yours; W. B. Carr JOBS LINDAS, Arlti Trust and Mondpdly CoiWenticin There will be a mass canvention(b men of all political parties who have become tired of having laws passed iri FAULTLESS Republican County Cori-verition.

The republican county convention met in Great Bend last Saturday. It was the largest that Has beeti held in the cdunty for Some years'; Harmony and general good feeling prevailed throughout t)i'6 meeting; The conventions diet at ll m. with A J. BucSland temporary chairman and tra i Clarlt and H. Hi Lewis temporary secretaries.

Cemmitties were appointed on order df business, resolutions, credentials; after which an adjournment Was taken until 1:30. Committee on permanent organizations reported Mr'. Balfour, of Lakin, as permanent ctiairinan with H. Clark, Ehube diarle'8 and H. R.

Lewis permanent secretaries. Committee on credentials reported; the same were adopted and Cotfiniitteo discharged, as also that on resolutions, The next in otdor was a song by the Great Bend Glee Club, after which was the nominaticjii of cdunty clerk. W. E. Carr, of Great tiend, being the only candidate, was unanamously declared the nominee amid great enthusiastic calls for titlrrl Carrl Mr.

Carr responded in a neat, little speech and to the poiut. Treasurer being next on the list, tha names of Frank Millard, of Wheatland township, and Mr. Butler of saine' place were presented. Ihe second ballot resulted in favor of Mr. Millard Whd responded to the call with a tew -tfrbrds of thanks.

Mr. Btitld- then ca'me forward and pledged his alleganbe to Mr. Millard, his op'pb'tiant, and tci the full ticket The name of R. C. GaHey for register of deeds was presented to the convention by Capt.

of Homestead township in an revolutionary style that Was enjoyed by the croyd no little. The names' of Messrs, Odell and E. Eppersdri were also presented for the office of register of deeds; An informal ballot was taken when Mr. Odell withdrew his name as a candidate, as also did Mr. which left the field clear for Mr.

Gailey, who was declared the choice for register of deeds. The next in order was sheriff. The candidates presented were A Montgomery, Howard and Dalzell; the second ballot resulted in favor of Mr. Montgomery. The glee clup rendered a eTioice selection which brought down the house.

Dr. Connett'n and Dr. Goii's names were presented to the convention and voted on for coroner. Dr. Goit withdrew his name after the first ballot, which placed Dr.

Connett in nomination. A Neweomb' was the choice for surveyor. This being the closing act the glee club gave us another song, and the contention adjourned. The delegates from the 3rd com. district met after the adjournment of convention and placed in nomination for commissioner, T.

C. Brown, of Fairview. W. II. Dealer in Hardware, Tinware, Mathlile Oils fitc.

One dooi1 north of CH AS; 'Aiid at the old J. H. Hepler Stdhdj 1 will ke'e) on riands? "LuinrJer, Lath 81 Shingles. favor of the few, at the eipence of the many, and of men who knows that the wealth producer is as good as the wealth gather; d'f rued whd have become tired of fattening beef and fork fbr a few cents' et pound to get lnoney td pay taxes and interest, arid tit the same time live on tUe hunks' while the dther man eats the beef, of men who have become tired of giving one-third of all they raise to' the rail roads to haul the other half to market; df men DiriiTH'ESiA is quite bad iH L'arried, they talk of closing the schools. Tub meeting tff the National Coursing club at Great Bend will begin Oct.

24 th, The last report of sec. Mohler puts (he average wheat yield for the state bt Kansas" at 21 brisels per acre; J. Welch, of the La Crosse Chieftain, and Brother Will, went to 6t Louis, last week to hate an bperation performed on Will's eyes. The Kansas Newspaper Union, of Topeka, extends a hearty welcome to he fraternity at the time of the Kansas State Fair and opens wide their Boors, 1 A. (IALBREATII General Blacksmithiiig Ailii'tiEPAIR SHOP.

Xjisti Slia-reSf Plow Machine Wdfk A Specialty. All Work is Fully Warranted. Opdsittl POSTOFFICfii Citv Dm Store, Who believes in living and let life; of men who believe all men are born free and equal and no man of set of men keep A FUi.r, i.ivi: or METROPOLITAN BARBER SHOP, FURNACES, largest and II oat Popular Tariety of arm in the country. NEVER fail tn give the most Erfeot satisfaction. Get our circulars and prices formation given as to proper method of heatisl dwellings and publio buildings.

GRAFF 3 si, Mew Ytrb should be slaves to' any man c't monopoly, corporation or political party, of men who believe that no man can Become a millionaire in a lifetime unless he steals it from men that produce it j) at the court house iri Great Bend Saturday, September 28, at 2 p. to put in nomination a county sheriff, clerk, register of deeds; corc-ner and commissiorief for the 3rd district. PURE DRUGS. Cfffim IIEDIClNES, Paints, Oils, In Fact Everything Fourid Iri a irst-Ciass Dru'tf Store, Perscriptions Carefiilly CoHip'oiiiided. Danieife fe Son, Pawnee IRoclc.

j. it. Bdckemohle, Prop. bp glaira in iti Evans block. -t-i- PAWKEB BOCK, -( Tflg rriosquito's bill is sharp and longj tlie bed bug's bill is game: the bi'fditor's bill Whether tight or wrong bakes us wriggle a'1 the same, Bush County News.

S. Lewis, well known in this Section, was' nominated for egister of Seeds in Stafford county. Ike is ihoroughly well qualified to fill the bffice, find is straight;" gentlemanly find sociable. If Stafford don't elect him sh'e' ought to be kicked. Our union labor friends are rubbing us down for copying an article! last Week from the Hutchinson News ofl ihe estimate of the general yield in Kansas insinuating that H.

N. lies and that we sanction it. As we understand it statistical reports are hot charged up io newspaper men as lies hatched by themj even ifjhey were we believe adl investigation tne state yield wo'uld pjove the ficteieent ts afaj bf tHe' ms Ulmlw NICHOLS HAIGHT, Prcpfifetors of THE GITY RESTAURANT, Bread, Pies, Cakes 1 jctioner'y. BUFvlMER lie; Liemonade, Soda Ice Cream arid 1 Let every body tnrri but who b'dlieve3 that corporations in! high places make slaves of the m'anyj and every body who believes fii nominating ion, and not tools to ofScp. Come out every bidy who' believes in protecting arid families, for monopoly has got ydu by the throat and with just a few more simple ttirhs of the wrist he will have you fast.

Turn out and show td the ttorld your manhood, and that you can neither be bought or sold like sheep in the but speak out boldly for yourselVesj families, yottr Gdd and your country. T. H. Bsiwbe', fcESiftSftS tL county of I PI nniv.f....nTiuv Keehey was unanamous choice of the convention for chairman of the central commmittee. Said committee was instructed to meet id the office of wwn0UIVir 1 It has cured thousattdS Of cases by doctors hopeless.

If you have premonitory syuip touts, saoh as IXmifh, Ditjiciiify Breathing, Ac, d.m't deliv, but l'I80-S i'URE COX.sUMPTIO, Milk SI- STShSOv 28 UNION SQUAREJiX G.NifiER Mfsm Otm Bead Krta Janiejs Clayton at Great Bend; Ss'irt? 'Mf, Bept.1 14i at 2 pi fi.