The Alliance Globe from Pawnee Rock, Kansas • 4

HELLiSAY C- HAV A COMPLETE ZC'VJZl COOKS, TABLETS AND SUPPLIES. SEE THEM. Pout Office Hours, Vote i'ir Me. (Ifiulfly. I frr.

PERSONAL. NO Vote for Htrothman. i 3UL. Urn. (1 W.

Vwlim A new idea BubHcribe Jfor.Tnis ('to I'd I'loNOH Open Open 7 12 to. 1 ji, m. 7 p. in. ON SUNDAY.

12 to 1 in. 0 to 7 p. in, 0. W.VoNiiriKj, P. M.

office a friendly call Wednesday. Globk. I will close my book on Sept. 15 until JJ.G. Looney, of Great Bend was in town atteildiny tlia.

K. nt' Black oiJ, nmchina untior or V. ball. We wish to notify all those who are in cylinder oil at Porlor Go. Jan.

1 and will sell goods for cash only be "1W.O- IaA -TT. If national bunking don't pay u.io..u JwpuB 1011; X1JUIS- day morniiiK forTorieka to attend debted to us to call and settle immediately tween those dates. I -will open a new net why don they go out of the bunt the fair. i ness? Utley. Dr.

Koch has bis colt broke an for we must have money to pay our bills. they drive well for the practice they have had. w. Protection was finely illuBtrn ted by an umbrella over a fit Time Cnrd. i TCAHT HOUND.

Mo. 6 Chiniso Espreas a. No, Mo. River ExpreHS 5:64 No. Kl Local Freight 1 12:2:) a.

mi wkht hound. 5 Denver Utah Kx. 8:85 p. No, 7 Colorado L'xpiettH a. in, No; 45 Local Freight 0:40 a.

)n. i No's 6 null (5 do not make regular idopx, but will stop to take on and discharge pwi-nongeis. Vr. M. Lkwin, Agent, Thankful for your patronage in the past I ask all my customers to call aiid settle Our old friend J.

C. Miller tvnm born in the parade nt Larned, over tho river took in the banquet in order to get my books ready for the new it eiuiemuty uigui-. The Free Methodist camp meet David Coleman flronriflrl in nn closed on Monday. We learn us Wednesdav and naid fnv tha we would respectfully ask for continuance of the same in the future. LOGAN that quite a number wore saved.

ongntest and best I will sell goods after Sept. 15 cheaper Nine Mogul engines were add L. Bonefiel in mibrthnmiail tn ed to the Santa Fe force this week nttend us grand juryman at Wich. ita the 21st of Sept. 11 than ever before.

Watch my prices after It being necessary to move the Churches. thodint Episcopal. Services on Sunday morning alternately at 11 a. ami ill eviniiiir at nt o'clock. 1'itiyer ineolitiir every Thursday evening nt 7 o'clock.

Tcuclicr'B meeting ewj (lilV eVClli'lK? 7 n'elwV. u.linnl a I. ILLJ.J I I John Lile was a nnllor Thnva. that date. amount of wheal now being mr koicd.

(lay. John gays he cant possibly Keep iiouKe witn out the (ilobe. III C. W. Vosburu left WetlnoRthiv We bonttt of on freedom, free GHAS.

GAIMO. every timuiy moniiag at 10 clock. A. Huls, Supl. P.

Dixon. Piwtor; Kvangelicul. Services every alternate Sim- iav mornlnir ut 11 n't' Pnlihufli press, free speech und yet eight morning ror I'ennsylvama on a visit to his old stamping ground. out of every ten dure not wag their 1. Chamber 8 'tho' net.

wnr. cnry Sunday afternoon at veyor of County w'hm in tongues when they go to vote. -Utley in Liirned. rav.nee Bock, Burton county For a Steel Frame Drill, Birdsell, O'Brien and Olds AVagon call at luesiiay and the paidcasli lot Globe. hook-, mown.

Knpt. Rbv. J. Pauu.n, Pwitor. Kuptiht.

Services every ultimate fjnrtilav "at MU Plwuttwt (48J hoIiouI house at i-J mill 7 o'clock p. in. Sabbath nhool ut 2 o'clock. Tom Mitchc.l. Kiipt, Rf.v, L.

L. Smi-ui, Pastor. J. H. Daniela t.hft rrnnt.

in the Great Bend Iuiplomeiit Co. KEEP YOUR EYE ON US! lias a new pnper The Alliance the of last Tuesday night. Gloujs, fitarled by A. Huh. This ne looKeuvery reeoio Wednesday morning.

L. K. Benefiel informs nuwlmm Headipiartero for Columbus and other Buggies and Spring Wagons. Call at the Great Bend Implement Company. makes ton papers for that county.

Sterling Champion. J. H. Daniels received a ne ia threshing up on the Walnut. Wheat in tummy out fenm in fo nice invoice of silvrnMav, cutlery, iSU bushels per acre.

WE HAVE Rev. M. R. Dixon, our nnatnr. knhw, forkw, etc.

which For a good Wind Mill, Pumps, Societies. O. Tboraus W. Sweeney Pnt No. inert on Hie Hr4and third nrdiiy of each month nt 7 p.

m. nt 'heir hall iii Rchooi A. HruvCom; N. of V. -Rock f'aiiiji No.

meets on every Tuesday evening. Wit, CCMMINS. ('apt. K. of P.

-Pawnee Rock Lodge No. 21 11. of P. racers overy Sntuiili.v'evening. L.

Koch, C. he oilers to the public nt prices -Pipes and Fxtures at the Great wno nas Deen off on a weeks vacation, arrived at home ventovilHi? (hid, defy competition. Bend Implement Co. on the noon train. Our old time fHtnrl W.P Council met Tuesday evening 400000 PEOPLE! of Clarence two.

shook our mw Tho Business Men of Pawnee Rock. and H'veral hilJn weie allowed. R. G. L.

KOCH, K. Hem-hol, C. of R. S. K.

of Puwnifi lin. Ixuhm Kn. fi'! yesterday. W.P. has lost nono of his enthusiasm for the neoole's In looking over the city the meets Ihu Irti.f Wednesdav in cacti movement.

month. Jon Williams. C. A. Crook, fee.

The resignation of H. R. Lewis as clerk was accepted and Amos Hnls whs nppointed in his Btcnd. Council rooms were also chnuyed to Globk office. PHYSICIAN SUGEON.

OiHc, A-er Drug: Store, other day our thoughts wandered away back to the time when Paw Jacob Miller, from Booth nf tho W. V. every Tluiredny at 8 river was in Thursdav and loft a nee Rock was only a railroad sta THEY ARE READING PEOPLE; iAWWEK ROCK, KANSAS. tion and the thought occurred to sample of his peaches. They were beauties.

Mr. Miller says his corn is as good as he raised. us that, while the city is not as R. i). n.

SRAUT, Bro. Stoke of the Do: oner at. wna urge as some other cities of the in town Thursday aud gave us a We visited J. 11. Baker's elevator Wednesday and found Buckles ami Belkunp busy ns boon.

Tin) new ongine works like "a charm. For handling wheat it is same ago, yot we have not as some clock hi of somo iiwrnwr N. J. Pren. Mrs.

Addie HrjieSel, Corsp'njr 8ec. City CtTicials, Mayor W. M. Zicber Police Ju.ljjn- A. Hnla Miiwltl-R.

B. Milhr City W. Ratclifl, COlT.SIIJ.MKN W. W. Ue'knup L.

Jlaiwht W. M. Lewis other towns outlived our useful rriendly call. ill being an old newspaper mau. we feltsomawhat, PHYStCIAN SURGEON.

ness. We have iu our midst men mortib'ed at first, but nevermind. WTe'll get there by and bye. who came here at an early date necessary to have everything P4WNKK ROCK, KANSAS. They Iirvo managed by adhering Bosse.

the candidate on tho n. handy ur.d all these essentials are found in Jake's elevator. nublicnn ticket for trensnvnr. strictly to business and by thrift R. M.

L. DANIELS, understand was a resubmi'isioni'it, and energy to obtain a competence The reunion of the old soldiers last year. But crow this year Of course, they have had their you Know. is now in progress at Kansas City, PHYSICIAN SURGEON. ops and.

downs au others have hac THE ALLIANCE GLOBE. rrnr.imtED nv--AMOS HULS, Editor and Prophetor. There were onlv 17 cantidiiteR Kr.ns. This organization is now by failure of crops, making bad fur register of deeds in the repub- at its climax. It has reached the debts that ihev never got by car LARNKD, KANSAS, highest poiut of all its greatness, lican convention laHt Saturday.

Iteceiveing from one to fifty two rying men that depended on their crops to pay their debts and failed. and from now on it will decline votes. We feel that we are able to supply a part, of this need in the publication of Published ever Friday, and entered in the pot-t-olliee for trutiKiniwion through the mail as iseeoud class matter. TKRMS, $1.00 PKR YKAR. CASH.

and in a few more years this na But they have hung on, and today There was a wreck at Luvneii WM, CARPENTER. we hud such men as Gauo fc Sou, Wednesday on A. T. S. F.

H. tion will witness the most powerful army of ancient or modern Logan Smith, John Lindas, times pass away. Baker, J. II. Flick and W.

S. LOCAL NOTES. Vote for Zimmor. The city was th rouged on Wed An engine smnsned inlo a way car and demolished it. Nobody hurt.

T. P. Nichols has a copy of a paper printed in 1800, containing President Washington's death and CONTRACTOR McDougal who we might class as old settlers, still banking on the country and fully satisfied that it need ay of this week, the rain of Vote for Wilkinson. Tuesday right giving the farmers BUILDER. is only a qusation of time when this county will compare favor burial.

It is unite a curioaitv a lay oif. The rain will put the ground in good condition for sod PAWNEE ROCK, ann in Moving over its contents we find thev had fo have tW KANSAS ably with any of the eastern and cutting and we heard a good many of the armes talking about sowing older counties. sheriff sales in those days as well We do not wish to be under Vote for Armstrong. Vote for Lash and be happy while you live. Subsribe for the Globe while it is one dollar a year.

Friday of last week was a regular stein winder for wind. ROCK HOTEL. rye. Bye is a good crop. It makes good pasture and will stand the drouth well.

as now. He also had a fac simile of the famous Vicksburg paper that was printed ou wall paper as a necessity when the silent man of the west had Pendleton no stood that these firms mentioned above are the only men Ave have in business that have push and H. FLICK, Prop, short rations, or mule m.it. if energy, but speak of them as the PAWNKK ROCK, you please. old firms.

KANSAS Coming in later are the follow Rev. W. Cook nnrl wi'fo. nf There has beeu a good deal of depredations committed in the neighborhood lately. Mr.

H. Booze informs us that some parties tore up his watermelon patch and cutting the green ones open. Dodire Citv. stonnpd nfT nn This paper will advocate the principles of the St. Louis and Ocala platforms.

NOW IS THE TIIVIE TO SUBSCRIBE! ONE COPY, ONE YEAR, $1, H. H. KEENEY AT GREAT BEND 8KLL8 day of this week and lmwo.hrwl fnv ing: Bailey, Moses Crook, grain merchants, represented by one of their firm, Mr. A. B.

Crook. This firm has built a good and substan the people at the Evangelical PRIZE BAKING POWDER, A good rain visited this section of the country Tuesday night. Howard Kail has purchased him self a brand splinter new buggy. Don't forget to vote for Chambers, the oldest surveyor In tho county. Porter Co.

handle paiiitf, varnishes -and brushes. Don't for get this. cnnrcn. Mr. Vook is a good talker and handled his subject well.

After the sontinii. Ids wifn Ho sells the bent Bnl dtr on earth and gives aivny mol'e exhorted the people to livb christ tial elevator hers this summer and are prepared to handle grain with dispatch, Then there is Nichols He also informs us that he intends to give the next visitors a dose that which will keep the doctor busy a whole day picking them out. Boys, you had better look a little out. fimiies and glasswnre than any- ian Jives, showing tiio iiecessitv pony, outl and see him. 2 COP1ES-ON OUT OF STATE-S 1 .50" of being thoroughly clcttn sod from Pnueivmeat market and restau sin, and without holiness of heart Notice.

rant. IS commenced here oil limited capital find has by dint of We are located in the south west corner no one would eeo God. The aud All persona are lierabv tmtbWi The i. of P. ball and bauqae that caiuo oiT Wednesday evening ience were attentive throughout the sermon, and impressions were not to hunt on mv nrpmiVna t-or.

You can get a good siory, magazine or any of the weekly papers Porter's news of Barton county, with Stafford and Pawnee on the west, we feel that our interests was a grand affair. Through the made that only eternity can re town 20. range 15, south, ns I will prosecute them to the full veal. courtesy of the managers we were honored by an invitation; but as are identical, and what is to the benefit oJ extent of the law. The following named gentlemen "ortl work merited a good trade, And wir the firm of Porter drugs, having only recently coiiie to our town.

They have through the enterprise and pluck of Frank, cue of the firm, built up a large trade. While we are writing on this subject, we must uot forget our blacksmith, Steele. He too is a new corner! have sufficient grit to allow their Howard Hall, Alliance Picnic, names to be usod by the republi one is to benefit us all. Believing the principles, as advocated by the people's party, will enventually win we are Resp'y yours, There will be an alliance niomV can party this fall as martyrs to the old fogy principles; Dick Bosse, Treasurer; P. Typer, Clerk; neid in Jacob Zimmer's grove in Buffalo twp.

near No. 28 sehnnl J. H. Daniels is carry in the mail to and from the depot, Ed Lindas having to attend school. W.

M. Gooder, of Lamed, is our authorized agent to solicit Hubsoription and advertisements for this paper. Tiir: Alliance Globe, the new paper, made Its appearance' yes-ti riTay. It is a very neat sheet, ai.ii we wish Bro. Huls success.

Leader. and has such a rushing trade that it is almost' impossible for him to nouse on Thusday, Sept. 19th, S. J. Williams, Register of Deeds; Geo.

Spencer, Sheriff; S. A. Newcomb, Surveyor; THE ALLIANCE GLOBE, got used up in the legs cuting hard tack for Uncle Sam, we declined, the invitation. Nevertheless wo went up to the hall and inspected the surroundings), A table supplied with 42 plates with four splendid boquets at regular intervals along the table render, ing tho effect most beautiful and reflecting, great credit on ho Indies who had charge of the table. The side tables fairly groaned with the good things that had previously been prepared.

On (ho ri end of the hall wre the leilevd K. P. in flowers. We knew-what that meant, but when we m.dcvtook to interpe-t (ho'p. (..

all we could make put of it waa i'Vcsh Country Butter. WV S. J. Shaw, Coroner; Clate Moses, Com. 2nd Dist.

tii Ire time- to talk to you. And we mi ght go ou through the whole cntiiiojiu.) of business and professional men; N. P. Smith, blacksmith; Dr. G.

L. Koch; physician and turgeon; Dr. D. B. Shaut, H.

Daniel, the jeweler who would rather tinker on a clock than And Joe Milligan who Wonder who tho innocent lambs will -be in the democratic party AMOS HULS, PUBLISHER, that will wulk up to be The illustration made by speaker Utley Saturday in regard to the tax payer borrowing 50 of i notional bank to pay his tuxes was good, sound logic and LbJl. Everybody coino a grand good time is expected. By order of Com. Ppen the Pearly Gates. We're marching up the king'n highway, We'll shout and ring, we'll watch and pray Na time to idle, no time to wait.

We're marching up the pearly gates. C'ho. Open, the pearly gates, open the pearly Hates, Open the pearly gates aud let the redeem come in. With joy and jfhulness upon our head, We're marching up where the feast iu spread, For a royal bannuet will tWn i The first issue of the Alliance PAWNEE ROCK, KANSAS, lorn every day he isn't ped- Globjs, published at Pawnee Rock reached this office last Saturday. Uug beef.

And, yes, there is 'iebor the tut-tler from away It is a neatly arranged seveu col DO OWN PROPERTY? oack, the knur ot the fruit tree umn, published, as it name indi cates, in the interests of the alli The buldier'B home at old Ft. Dodge. now about 40 fuiiilies. tut services rei.dered the country by the old and are determinad they shall not suffer. ance, and is owned and edited by Amos Huls, one of Pawnee Rock's oldest citizens.

The Democrat To oil who enter the gates of heaven. don't-kuow whether we wearight or no! and will not know vm'e we "jine." Down Btairs tho room had been arranged for dancing, and the services of Nnl. Smith as' listed by two other pmitleiueu wire procured to furtiish the music. The dance conf welcomes the GL-obS iiitrt tlih TW. husines anil hist but, not least the -Alliance Coal.

Yards, stnited last spring with W. A. Chase as man-ajt In conclusion We would say that the different branches of business ar'. fait'ly i'tprCBetited and every due. Seems to be making agobdliTihg.

Ktid But amiii iiii this which toil county newspaper clrclei Our No unclean tliiitjf abnll go up there oil, No lions there, Oh 118, not one; but those afraj-e'd in pure garments white With Bdub prepared" for the mahfiion bright; The abdye" beautiful sbn wnBi western neighbor is' putting. ph quite lotty aits liV siinnortini two til the weesniu hours of the Altogether, the nffair wo A 7 papers, but we til's glad to Be her To whom it may concern hav-jm; puii.hased the peaches on wi. L-3 known as the Aaron Gnr-venck place, all persons arc re-fpect lily requested to keep' of pivi.imM with the oicommiting tresspass, A. Fosteb, A. Huls.

If So, why don't you insure in the Kansas Farmer's Fire Insurance Capital stock $100,000. Losses paid id the people df littiisas $68,000. REASONABLE RATES. 4m6s Hulsj Agent tendered by plFte 'Cook nt tbb1 prosperity. The rule of "The I ftTt.i -1 I if eeiti to us f-1 Micrmi tlu'rc otli tii octre in all its hideousness.

the old' mill. Hurvival ef lufl fittest" will orb lw show which will capture the the receipts amounted to abou-. Jjvaiigobet'H. church oii JI evening. 'iVe therefore reptf jtli' ce iti believing it will be ap'precidted bjr our readers; but we forbean field, the GiiOBE or Leader.

Democrat:.