Clearwater Independent from Clearwater, Kansas • 4

The Santa Fe la extending its' C. K. Sue new Santa Ve timetable The Independent. W. track beyond Ashland to Englo GLASS! GLAS8I GLASSI AT CITY- DltUG STOEE.

Cither the Hutchinson News or the Witcbita Eagle Is doing some awful HAMMERS wood. Man flboub 7otfp. November's Demorest is a beauty Only $2 a year. Dr. McLaughlin is having good sue cess with his patients.

It is generally believed God made the Published Every Saturday Morning. lying about the other towns ling packer-les, etc. world out of nothing, and that nobody but God could have done it. Do vou Judge McAllister, of Chicago, thinks Dealers In all Kinds of A- H. PROCTOR, think He could write up, four columns the hanging of the -'anarchists" will Dr.

Van Eaton Is home again after a Entered at the Clearwater Podofflce as 0- of locals in a small town these, UuiosV May Ho help us poor worms of the dust week's visiting In Iowa. affect the monopolists about the same as the "execution" of John Brown did ecuvnu-viuss jtiai ler, Thompson Cooper has been sick with Will make Deeds, Mortgages, Contracts, Leases, etc. iv-1 who try it. JJiotliein and sis torn, re 1.50 A YEAR IK AD VAjYCE. bilious fever, but is improving member us lu your J.

H. UoQUOWM EdltoTandProprletor, T. G. McLaughlin has returned from We propose the following question for discussion in Clearwater: "lie AGRICULTURAL IMPLEM'NTS, BAIN, and other WAGONS, BUGGIES, ROADCARTS, ETC. an extended visit to Illinois and Iowa, Slack Coal for sale at the Badger 0.

K. W. (Santa Fa Rotr-. Lumber Yard, $3 a ton. Boss for bogs.

solved, That a Literary Society would profitable." The Independent favors the affirmative, because we have good Or. DYKSTRA, Barber, CLEARWATER, KAS. Ladies' and Children's Hair Trimming a specialty. ivl A carload of No. 1 Choice Oak Posts, Just received at the Badger Lumber talent here that is spoiling for some Yard.

Mail, west 10:27 am I Mail, east 5:41 pm 1 reight 9:00 am Freight, Pass, dally, Freight dally exc. Hun. 8. A. Maxwell, Agt! FT.

SCOTT, WICHITA WEST'S? thing to do; also, because the social effect would be' good. Who will join us Fred McCully has been quite sick In In this debate? Last Saturday we met a man from (missouhi pacific.) Wilmer, the first station east of Cold "Mail, east 612pm 9 85 am Mail, w'st 9 85 am 28mn j. b. Mclaughlin, Is prepared to treat Lung Disease and Consumption on the Bergeon System, and by Inhalations. Office at residence, East Clearwater.

water. He showed us a lump of coal Wichita. His folks will bring him home Boon. Henrion has moved to Wichita. Clearwater is sorry to lose these valuable citizens.

T. B. Cartwright, the Democratic nominee for county treasurer, subscrib fit W. McI'kak, Agt. taken from the 4-f t.

vein found at that slavery. The Santa Fe has taken the brake-men off their Great Bend branch passenger trains, adding that to the conductor's duties. They have also retired all the section men except the foremen. "Lock Box 11," Coldwater, Kansas, advertises in the N. Y.

Evening World for a wife. Says he is "in easy circumstances and moves in good society." Then what is the matter with Cold-water girls? Some Birmingham, Alabama, figures: No. tons of pig iron made, monthly, tariff per ton, wages, per ton, total tariff per month, total wages per month, $45,048: excess ol tariff over wages, per month, $102,583. Who gets it? The ingenious J. A.

Marshall lias been working with his head and with his hands, through shadows and sunshine until he has almost perfected a machino will make his name known throughout the United States. There is hardly a doubt about It. When the time comes we will say more. Sunday night the woather exhibcted fresh SiimS Of inannit.v tliH place, only 100 feet below the surface Thl3 is the best find of the "black dia THE POST-OFFICE. Arrival and departure of mall at Clearwater P.

0. i the mond" ever reported in southern Kan ed for the paper. Adams and Eclipse Windmills, Tanks, Pumps, Pipe and Pipe JTittinsfs, Also Barbed Wire, DAME, STOYES AND TINWARE! CLEARWATER, KANSAS. sas. If the coal exists there, as this discovery indicates, rhe people of Clear Magill Tompkins have a largo Invoice of Ladies' Misses' and Childien's JAS.

B. LAWRENCE, M.D. Physician and Surgeon. Office and residence, No. 00 Eoss Clear vvateii, Kas.

FROM Mulvane, 11 00 am Ashland, 6 00 pm Kiowa, 6 12 pm Wichita, 9 82 am water willfhid the K. VV. a verv TO Mulvane, 5 25 pm Ashland, 10 10 am Kiowa, 9 20 am Wichita, 6 00 pm Keller, P. M. Cloak and Wraps.

important road. Magill Tompkins sell the Celebrat Thos. The Eepublican meeting, we have been informed, was attended last Sat ed Bradley MeteaH Boots and Shoes. Every pair warranted. VAN EATON urday evening by a large crowd.

C. Hal Tompkins came home from Wich Eeed, candidate for Judge, E. C. Deara, -0 ita a few days ago, sick with fever. On candidate for register of deeds, Sylvan last report he was worse.

us Dunkln, candidate for clerk, and Office In Evans' Block, Clearwater, Kansas, The Citv Drue- Store! A. Wilson, candidate for treasurer. Mr. Mrs. J.

Elliott returned were all present. B. Jewett and II. home, Sunday, from Pittsburg, E. Armstrong, well known Wichita where they were visiting friends.

Headquarters for everything in the Drug line, embracing a LARGE STOCK OF -J going down to zero. Central Miune- soiian. i Mrs. E. H.

Jones returned last Sun lawyers, accompanied them. The speakers and the hearers seem to have FUBWITURE! CYRUS DIX. Christian Church. -Services held in City Hall second Lord's1 day in each month. D.

T. Broaddus, Preacher. Methodist Church. Preaching ev-. ery alternate Sabbatli in each month, at 7 1-2 o'clock, p.

m. Kev. Porter, Pas- tor. Baptist CnuRCH, -Preaching ev-- ery Sunday at 11 a. m.

and 7 p. m. Priyer meetingevery Wednesday night Sabbath school at 10 a. m. Elder G.

N. Ducky, Pastor. Presbyterian Church. Preaching each alterate Sabbath at 11 a. m.

and 7 o'clck p. m. by the Presbyterian minister in chara-e. the Rev. Great Scotc! Zerol In October! Ah.

day from Iowa. That new addition to their home was a surprise for her. LISTS' been well satisfied with the results of you ought to see Sunny Kansas, just the meeting. now! While you unfortunate Minne-sots of the Arctic regions are coins On of Wm. Likely's boys was kicked Clearwater, Joannas.

The Literary Society at the Dver on the jaw by a a few days ago PAINT OILS, GLASS, PUTTY, Etc. about with frozen extremities and big school house on Thursday evening of and badly hurt, but not seriously. icicles hanging from your whiskers re- last week, is said to have been very In Peterson Mrs. Adam Huffbour, of Mulvane. terestiug.

The young people cave dec Do General Blacksmithing, visited the family of Mr. Bloomershine, memember that down here in The Happy Land we are having a most delightful autumn. Fires banished vet. lamations and essays, leaving the more difficult part of the program for the last Saturday, and returned home on Monday. T.

J. May; each intervening Sabbath at the same house preaching by the Special Attention and Close Figures on Large Quantities. PHYSICIANS' PltESCErrTIOXS COMPOUNDED ACCURATELY ANT PllOMPTL. nouses wide open: barefooted, barehead more experienced. The question dis AND WOOD-WORK ON WAGONS, PLOWS, cussed was: "Resolved.

That the la Methodist minister, Eev. Porter. Un ed children playing at marbles in the dusty streets; citizens going about in their shirt sloeves, mopping their heat ion Sabbath school every Lord's day boring class should support the Labor Clearwater, Kas at iu o'ciock, p. m. Union prayer ticket." Affirmative Messrs.

Morgan, meeting every Thursday evening at 7 ed brow, and hunting the shade. Such Hope and Worden. Negative Fred WE SOLICIT YOUR TRADE. ciocK, wnen me saooatn school les son for the following Sunday is re Brick for Sale. Hammers, J.

Hammers. Shelt. Hume. is the fact this November 3d, and has S. E.

Moore is suffering again from an attack of inflammation of the kidneys. He was reported better last Monday. John Dickey, who has been bedfast more than a year, is improving. He is able to walk about the room, and into the open air. Mrs.

A. II. Proctor died Thursday evening about five o'clock. Funeral at Respectfully. viewed as the Scrintiirnl Iahsah -All been oh, we can't remembor howlnntr.

Miss Laura Galbreath is the teacher of a are cordially and earnestly invited to that school. an uiese services. us De punctu WHERRITT WHITSITT. EEMEMBEii Will also and CIST Two more candidates appear this build ERNS. ual, brethren, that we may begin That Sale Bills are enh.

THaat nHnfvi week, and it will be the last time, a3 promptly. bills in the county. the people will decide who their officers Aspey, Clearwater, Kas, shall be, next Tuesday. The following SOCIETIES. Clearwater Bank.

candidates have asked for the support i. u. u. F. jno.

265. Meets everv 10:30 this (Saturday) morning. Obitu ary next week. Wichita raised $175,000 last Satur a. n.

PROCTOR. School Books, -At City Drug Store. E. n. JONES of the readers of The Independent: Monday night in its hall over Post PROCTOR JONES, office T.

J. Maciiedie, N. G. M. A.

Reed, for judge; E. C. Deam. for regist day, to secure the $1,000,000 pork CArvin, er of deeds; S. Dunkin, for clerk; W.

ClkAR-WATKU P. (). TTottps Wont REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE packing establishment of Jacob Dold W. Hays, for sheriff; L. A.

Wilson, for days (except Saturday) 7 a. m. to 8 n. of New York. AND Unity Lodge, A.

F. A. M. meets in. Saturdav.

7 a. t.n fl um. treasurer; Levi McLaughlin, for coro first and third Tuesdays of each month. day, 7:30 to 8:30 and 10 to 11 a. m.

For night calls at the City Drug ner; the above are all Eepublicans. J. Geo. N. Drury, W.

M. J. B. Law Store call at north room of bank build TILLINCHAST, HENRY CO. 13.

F. TILLINGIIAST, Manager. J. M. CHAIN, Cashier.

Deposits received subjoct to check at sight. Loan Money on approved security, and discount good paper. Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Papat. We draw our own Drafts direct on all the principal cities of Europe. Agents ior Steamship tickets to and from Europe by Ilam'burg-Amerlcim inos.

K. Keller, r. M. E. Brown is the Democratic candidate COLLECTING AGENTS.

Farm Loans at Lowest Rates a specialty. iv-1 rence, Sec'y. ding. Will gladly serve our cus toroers, night or day. for register of deeds.

These gentlemen all seem to be worthy of the posi TO THE PUBLIC. The W. Xr. McGovney Post, G. Ai B.

No. 356. E. S. Magill has been making him tions they seek.

They have thought Meets every first and third Saturdays self useful about homo papering his free reclining chair cars on all trains. F. E. COLYEli, Agt. this paper and its readers worthy of their notice which is good evidence of eacn h.

van Eaton, Commander. J. B. Lawrence, Adj. J.

O. KING AID, Justice of the Peace, Ninnes cah Township. uuuse, pernaps which, tortunately Line. gives us another local. merit in them.

FOB SALE. CITY OFFICERS Mr. Cook, one the shrewdest patent AOrnnlete Ret of Dinlrona'a Wnrlra Collections and all business attended Mayor A. F. "Ross We negotiate Farm Loans at the Lowest Rates without delay, and Write Insurance in the Best Companies.

CORE ES POND EN TS: right men in the country, accompanied 'Hammer's Mixed Paints" At City Drug Store. to promptly. Also, trades in Real Estate and Stock made on commission. Police Judge R. Center late edition and new, can be bought at the Independent office, very cheap.

Do not miss this chance. by T. J. Reaves, of Mulvane, visited Treasurer D. Henry Clerk.

A. H. Proctor uince on uoss Avenue, opposite Tra Clearwater this week. cy's brick building. Ninth National Bank.

New Yokk: National lUisrrc of rvwiwuBmi! Mr. George Grant brought several tounciimen 1 an haton, Magill, Hammer, Jacobs, Jonet. U. C. Phillips favored us with a call stalks of cane to our office last week Kansas City Citizens' Bank, Wichita.

this week, which brought to our mind "Spaniard Cigars'1 At City Drug Store. City Council meets first Wednesday eu'g a pleasant visit we had at his home a uj vuvn montn. of which mention has been made. This week he favors us with three bottles of few years ago in company with many CALL AT THE Clearwater Department Store. liquid marking three different stages in merry friends.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. the process of reducing the article 1EMBE H. G. McKinness, a young merchant syrup. One is the raw sorghum made DEALER IN of Nashville, Kingman county, was in by a one horse mill and by open pan 1.1.

i i me city ago loosing at some lots in evaporation. Another is labeled EVERYTHING AT C0STI Aikin's Addition, for which he had a 'Sorghum partly filtered," and th Nothing, chance to trade a farm. uoods, third, "Syrup partly We do Married, on Lord's day Oct. 80th. not know enough about the business to BushelsoFCorn 1887, at the home of the bride, by 8 And loolc through the stock, and you will find over 300 different kinds of Useful Articles.

BE SURE AND NOTICE THE 5-CENT DEPARTMENT, 10-CENT DEPARTMENT, 25-CENT DEPARTMENT. Also, Candies, Cigars, Tobaccos, Oranges, Lemons, Nuts, Apples, Canned Fruits, Etc. CLEARWATER DEPARTMENT STORE, I. L. SKINNER.

describe the samples properly, but our Post ice BooIS W. York, Mr. E. S. Whitten, of Eome, IW7 taste justifies us in saying the.

raw soighura is good, the filtered better, and the syrup best. Indeed, it is a very Sumner Kansas, to Miss Alice L. McClintock, near Clearwater. BOOTS AND SHOES, WANTED CLEARWATER, KAS. fine article.

He also sent us some HATS AND CAPS, Mrs. J. T. King, who has been at At the ''Clearwater Mills." Pure Castile soap at City Drug Store Wichita the past four months under medical treatment from Drs. Terrill Glen's Furnishing Carpet and Eugs at Maeill Tomkins.

books and pamphlets on the subject of sugar making which will enable us to intorm ourselves. He has our thanks for these favors. J. W. ANDERSON, 09 Hammer Mixed Paints at City Drug Shultz, has returned home, is still to visit her physicians twice a week.

i i Will attend Pub Store. Queensware, Gloves, Notions, Etc. Auctioned lic Sales in any part of the Tflrmn rpn.nnnnhla The 0., K. W. put on a passenger Clark's IIoo Eemedy at City Drug PEOGBAM OF FIEST EEGULAE (Henhion Building,) Store.

train yesterday. This will be a great Satisfaction euaianteer). CLEARWATER, KANSAS RESTAURANT! W. M. BIGBEE, Prop'r.

CENTS. Board and Lodging by the Week. accommodation to the public. The The horse rasing conies off Monday made at the Independent Office, at MEETING 7tii DIST. INSTI-- TL'TE 12.

Session to be held at Clearwater, Sat freight runs through to Florence, via uiearwater. the 81st. Mulvane, Augusta and Eldorado. Floor Oil Cloths, all widths, at M. Cms Bickers urday, Nov.

12th, at 10:30 a. m. Complete Works! A Republican primary will be held at Tompkins. 1. Organization.

Adopting Consti the City Hall, Monday night, Nov. 7th. tution. Election of Officers. When you pay your subscription, ask ior a receipt.

2. Paper: "What is the Secret of for the purpose of nominating a township ticket. All Eepublicans are requested to attend. By order of Com. Bring your job printing to the Inde School Government." Frank Nighs PRICE Candies, Cigars, Tobaccos, Clearwatjeb, Kas.

In Five Volumes. ONLY nquire at THE INDEPENDENT Officer $8,00 wonger, Discussion opened by Frank Dunkin. Grant A. Bobbins, late editor of the Kansas Telephone, at Elk Falls, called pendent office. Overcoats cheaper than dirt, at Magill Tompkins.

Go to Magill Tompkins for Hats, Caps, and Gloves. 8. Paper: "Gradation of District Discus- at this office. He has retired from the PRESBYTERIANS Wbo da not takt the Herald and Frew bylcr, tbould SEND F1t One-Cent Stentpa FOR A. SampU oopr of that paper and a beautiful teel-eugraTed Calendar for 1888 Size inchea.

Or lend names and addresses of ten or more Presbyterians of different faimliea who do Dot now take the paper, and receive the Cat endar and sample copy free. Send aft once. Mention name of church and pastor, and sa Where you saw this. Address HESALD AND PKESBTTCB. 17 Elm Stmt, Cimquhiatx, O.

School," by C. G. Measerly. newspaper business for a time, and is sion opened by B. Miller.

EMBER-: advance agent for the celebrated Scott 4. Illustration: "Uses of Globe in Ladies', Misses' and Children's cloaks BADGER LUMBER Family. School Work," by E. L. Parker, Dis- "Peck's bad boys" have located in cussion opened by Bessie Little.

Clearwater. There's no harm in them. 5. "Method of teaching the Correct Manufacturers of and Dealers in Pronunciation of the Articles 'A' and but they're awfully tormenting. Boys, North Side Grocery The'," by Miss Laura Galbraith.

Dis lie your string to Ed Magill's door the next time. He is more "narvous" than cussion opened by Miss Ella Little. this old man. Professor A. W.

Wise reports a Clearwater Mills! large and intereting school, nearlv all Is the Place to Buy all Your GROCERIES. PRODUCE taken in Exchange. 2 WM. HURT, Trop'r. children of a school age being enrolled.

lie seems to take much Interest In his work, and we judge from what we have heard, that ho la hn success. 6. "Value of Mental Arithmetic," by Mr. Wise. Discussion opened by F.

P. Traster. 7. "How to impart Moral Instruction," by M. S.

Moody. Discussion opened by Bev. Drury. 8 "Influence of Surroundings upon the Character of the Child," by J. E.

Discussion opened by Jas, S.Taylor, 9. "Model Lssson in Geography," by Miss Ankrom Discussion by D. S. Pence. -I The citizens ef Cloarwaterand vicinity are cordially invited to attend this meeting, that by your presence and as- Xj CT Sash, Doors, Blinds 4 Lai We handle the finest grades of Lime, Plaster, Cement, anfl Hair.

Canon City' Lump and Egg Coal, We have a letter from an intelligent at Magill Tompkins. Ladies', Gents' and Children's Undcr-, wear at Magill Tompkins. Hair, cloth, flesh, bath and tooth brushes at City Drug Store. Clothing -Mens', Boys' and Children's, at Magill Tompkins. Perfumes, Sachet toilet tides, at City Drug Store.

The "Detroit Free Press" Cigar, kept by A. F. Boss is a dandy, Horse blankets and lap robes for the season at A. H. Woods' harness shop.

Froctor A Jones are prepared to make a few gilt-edged loans on real estate. School Books and supplies for this and adjoining districts at City Drug Store. A nice rale given away with every 25 cts. worth of goods sold at P. O.

bookstore. Canon City coal $8 per ton; Weir City cpal $5.75 per ton, at Badger Lumber Yard. Magill Tompkins are receiving a fresh and well-selected stock of Beady-Made Clothing. gentleman and one well informed on the sorghum question, which will appear in our columns next week. It, HAMMERS' LIVERY STABLE We can accommodate the public with GOOD RIGS At Reasonable Rates.

came too late for this issue. Look out THE undersigned, having rented the above Mills would say to the public and fanners in particular that we do an Exchange and Merchant Business, and grind, if possible, every Fridav and Saturday of each week for those who bring large Grists of 25 or 80 bushels. We grind and keep on hand a supply of CHOP FEED of all kinds at Market Price. We also run; the Olsanratsr COAL YAED3, and keep allklnds of on hand. Our Ttmt fr all nil It Cat.

nnio- noon. for a call for a mass meeting to discuss the sugar question. E. Aspey left at this office a riutr Bistanse you may aid the teachers of of yams, consisting of one very large and four smaller ones, weighing 12 1-4 this district in making an interesting1 and profitable session. There will be a social and Htar Horses and Mules pounds.

Tie left also at Mai. Proctor's McAllister, wehv. city, FORT SCOTT, and OSAGE enteitainmont in the evenimr. consist office another weighing 9 1-2 pounds. Call and see them.

If any of our Bought and Gold ing of recitations, select au. neighboring towns can beat tbat let logues, and music, by the them say no. teaeben and citizens of our tvwn. CLXAjiWATrs, EAK9A8 Lump Coal, and Anthracite ITut..