The Ottawa Weekly Times from Ottawa, Kansas • 1

Ed OTTAWA NO. 70. OTTAWA, KANSAS, SATURDAY JUNE 15, 1895. vo in. history of the demonetization of THE ASSEMBLY.

"ILLEGAL." If the story told by an Ottawa A large number of spectators are DR. W. J. NEWTON, DENTIST. OTTAWA, KANSAS.

learnincr to be stone masons at the silver I am here to unfold it to you because in it is contained the woman is true, that town holds the champion record for the meanest Promise to be the Grandest Yet. Republican Sprouting Pin Feath Hamblin corner. era Because They Have Dls- covered a Little Error. reputation of those false and trait Taiccs pleasure in giving satisfaction man on earth. She says he whip And it Is upon us! Rooms 2 and 3, over Peoples Bank.

ped her in the evening and the next Last Friday night the council passed Before our next Issue the Assembly orous cries of "interested motive" "dishonest money" and the like Somo stands are being erected a' long the way to the park for the accommodation of the people. morning poured a bucket of slo will have commenced and bo In full an ordinance creating a sewer district. with which the friends of restora add desiring that In take effect Imme blast. Monday Is the opening day, over her fresh ironed clothes, and DR. F.

0. IIETRICK, DENTIST, OTTAWA, KANSAS, with Tuesday the first regular day, dlately they directed that It be pub The Winficld Chautauqua Assem yet there are people who say ther is no hell. Kansas Breeze. The preparations have been progrcs- bly opens the same day that Otta lished Jn the Ottawa Bulletin. This ordinance was drawn up by Attorney ing finely.

The park is literally a white Over Adler's Store. Corner Main and wa's does. tion have been assaeled. city. Over two hundred tents are up mi.i...Mj,..v....

ihlrd Streets. Front Rooms, upstairs The sole motive of the vicious at Richards to be published in the Re publican, but Mr. Pickrell, as chairman of the printing committee, re lacks made by the Republican on The monetary commission of paired, the tabernacle put in shape, Pickrell is personal enemity. Mr membered that the Republican had 1876 with which I was connected, the fountains cleaned out and the GEO. D.

MITCHELL, D. D. numns are all rlcht. Onssjlnirn hn vn Pickrell shut down on their robbery publicly declared that they would do nothing for the city, had the wording reported that the acts of 1873 were, one of them passed surreptitiously been laid in the streets and everything ry I rP of the city on printing bills and they -1 JLy Jj JL jl Is In fine shape for opening the grand changed to print in the Bulletin, and there was no other source for Its est session of the Assembly ever held. The Bulletin has just closed its fifty-second week, and is now of the legal "age of concent." The expertmarks men enjoyed themselves yesterday at the annual tournament of the gun club.

An attempt is being made to get J. J. Ingalls to deliver the address on the fourth of July in Olathe this year. The indians of Guthrie, are moving from the streams. They declare that there will be a great flood.

don't like it. The public can see in the senior member from the Fourth and the other upon false or erroneous assurance. I am going PROGRAM FOE MONDAY. Dental Booms, Opposite court house. ward a councilman of principle and publication before Thursday of this week.

As it happened the Bulletin was just closing Its flfty-flrst week of to show you not only that the com 3:00 p.m. Opening Exercises. Taber nacle. one who has the city welfare at mission was right but that these acts heart. 4:00.

Chorus training. Prof. C. C. were the issue i of European in publication and not eligible to publish notices required to be published by the Case.

Tabernncle. trigue and precedent. state statute. Thus the advantage to 5.00- C. L.

S. C. Round Table. Dr. Tom Pickrell goes to every meet From 1865 to 1870 the fund holding be gained by the early publication is J.

L. Hurlbut. Hall of Philosonhv, ing of the council with a conscien- lost. :00 Illustrated lecture. Frank Dowd Glark, Undertakers lU Main, Street.

Calls answered from Store at all hours. Judge Benson returned from Law- tions duty to preform. Always element with whom it is now quite evident this intrigue originated was The ordinance was slightly Immater Carpenter, Washington, D. C. Subject, plans for the needs and good of the ial as It does not render invalid any "A Thousand Miles into the Heart of other act of the council, and will be incessant in its operations.

Numerous conventions under its patronage China." Tabernacle. city and introduces more business Hon. I. O. Pickering, of Olathe, has stated his intention of being published by the Bulletin next Tues before the council than any other PROGRAM FOR TUESDAY.

were held in France, Belgium and day If the council has no objections, 6:30 a. m. Morning prayer meetine. at the silver conference ai Topeka, Dr. J.

L. Hurlbut. Subject, "How do rence yesterday. Germany, its influence is plainly discernable in the trecherous defec member. There are members that come to the to the council with no plans, and only take part when it is June 18th.

The Bulletin will have then passed Its flfty-second week, as required by law. The ordinance will theu be In You Know that You Are a Christian?" ORANGE ICE tonight at Rice Tabernacle. tion of certain party leaders during Baughman's. The rediculous slush of the effect and have had a legal publication, pushed upon them. 8:00.

Biblical Institute. Prof. Chas. The council may be slightly delayed The cigarette ordinance goes into Republican thrown at Pickrell only the American presidential election in 1868 in the credit strengthening F. Kent.

Subject. '-Pre-IIebrew Ca and cause further action because Tom effect today. The mistake in publishing the or naan in the Light of the Monuments." brings to light the brilliant qualities McCormick's bid did not specify what Hall of Philosophy, dinance in the Bulletin before it For the finest work on watches, of the man. Class in Physical Culture. Miss Dor clocks and jewelry see E.

II. Tipton. portion Is tor the main and what for the lateral, as different parties have had passed its fifty second conjecu-tive week is not a glaring blunder, othy Bishop. and the appropriation clause of Bont well's needless 1,500,000,000 funding bill and especially in the surreptitious and scandulouB alteration of British unit code which furnish ex Quite a sprinkle fell yesterday after the paying to do. Kindergarten Teachers' Conference, noon, but not to interfere with The Santa Fe laborers are remun crated today for their labor in May.

This brings money to a large number of people. Miss Eva B. Whitmore. Assembly Hall. when you consider that few attorneys even but what have great hes UNCONSTIT UTIONAL.

9:00. Young People's class. Mrs, ample procedent and justification Farmers are just in the stage that uoxana Beecher Preuszner. Normal itancy in giving an opinion, on the Atkinson's Addition Still a Part Hall. for the analagous alteration of our corn must be plowed the next few days or never.

It will be to big. Senator Stewart of Nevada made subject. It is merely a technical! ty and one question at that. unorus Training. Prof.

C. C. Case. own unit code, namely, the altera of City. We clip the following from the Cap Tabernacle.

a strong speech in the convention tion which demonetized silver threw The Monroe Baking Powder is a pure ital as it will be of interest to Ottawa w. u. T. U. School of Methods.

"Our at Memphis, favoring the restora The Republican takes occasion to cream of tartar, contains no ammonia, Messenger and Temperance Literature; people. Atkinson's addition was va- the commercial world into and bankruptcy." tion of silver. no alum. 40c per pound. Try It.

refer to the Bulletin as an "epher can the W. C. T. U. do Successful work catea by one of those special acts Mr.

Delmar, in his addres, shows I carry the best lead mixed Paints which are declared unconstitutional, without Them?" Mrs. O. P. Bray, To- mai sneet ana an "alleged news peKa. White Hall.

and the city is put to no more trouble paper. xoutn is oeuer man a and Linseed Oil that money will buy, don't forget it when you have any In that direction: t. Normal class. Dr. When a man has the tubes of a phonograph in his ears, and looking into Edison's new Kinetoscope he can see and hear it all, that the demonetization of silver was bronght about by and in the interest of the money power and by long life full of blunders.

And for Hurlbut. Subject, "The Beginning of fainting to do, Attorney General F. B. Dawes has the latter we are willing to let the rendered an opinion to the effect that the Bible." Hall of Philosophy. S.

II. Lucas and through those legislative acts people be the judges and will not be nffn4Ai i 3 a. luuum JUimergarien. MISS Uva IS. I Thp I froam ountr at.

tho Prah. so discourteous as to call them an uitmore end Assistants. Assembly tprian lawn was wp.h attend anri p. wealth of the owners of bonds and money has been doubled. It has Hal'-.

ll i advertising sheet as others do. Kansas City made a big pull of $700 from their jointests Thursday. Fourteen were brought before the authorities and paid $50 each. xu.w. wuuei Alliuergarten Continued mi nnrl wpnt.

mm t.n 10 nVWb robbed this country of millions of dollars. Primary Teachers' class. Mrs. Prpns. mi 1 8ner.

Subject. "Environments nf thai iue county commissioners vieweu Mr. Councilman Pickrell is not happy. He has not been happy Primary class, its Effects unon Scholar I the new poor farm yesterday to see Rev. Doughtery, of Kansas City, was as the just are in a long time, but Teacher and Truths Taught." Normal a luuuuvciueuta wuum mane, in Ottawa yesterday.

just now particularly unhappy a large number of the session laws of 1885 are unconstitutional. The measures directly Involved are the special acts passed for the vacation of townsltes or portions thereof. The Attorney General holds that Insterd of being taken out of the corporate limits of the cities mentioned in the laws, the lands still remain a portion of the legal corporation and that the property Is subject to taxation by the city authorities. The substance of the opinion is that when the legislature attempts by statute to vacate jiortions of a specific city or to add to or diminish the limits thereof, such act is a contravention of sections 1 and 5 of article 12 of the con ail. Pmf flnlpmnn.

nf P.I11A TTnnlrU Tv'nn Foster, of the north side, is having Woman's Council. Topic. "When will address the Y. M. C.

A. Sundav Republican. The republican was so excited o- Although Topping is chairman of the streets and alleys cammittee Pickrell is to blame for every puddle of mud after a rain, according to The Third street oran. some painting done. snau uur Daughters Learn House- at 4 p.

m. All men are cordially in- ver its "find" that the ordinance Keeping" Mrs. Hill Wilson. Haves vited. Miss Jennie Hanson started today for Boston, to Jity.

White Hall published in the Buli.ktin was not spend the summer months. She ex- a legal publication and over it de Voice Culture. Prof. Case. Lorenus Baker, of Michlan Valley, 10:30 Harmony Class.

Pmf and Miss Ethel West, of Le Loup were pets to return about the first of Octo sires to do all against Mr. Pickrell ber, and resume her studies with the 11:00. Morning lecture. Miss Dor- married on the 13th inst. class of 1900.

Aim UIl Hie practical rnnIr. TV.rhv to mnlHntr irm fn it could that it placed the above as a preeinble to its biggist article yes The silver advocates of Michigan have organized and propose to pull in the same direction from this on. Men of all parties equally known. They claim a membership of value of beauty, illustrated by artistic OVprvhv HnrW t.hP ihiv stitution, and therefore null and yoid Talmage is to be at the Assembly Tuesday and Wednesday and then Mc- terday. The fact ofthe business gymnastics and statue posing.

Taber- IIe will you a8 cheap a8 you can The Attorney General farther holds that all laws passed relating to cities nacle. Kiiiley Thursday. board yourself. Everything done for is that Mr. Pickrell was over to the Park preforming his duties and did Rudi mental singing class.

Quite a squad of Ottawa people are 1:30 Prof. Case. must apply to all cities of that particular class and that the measures must be general and not 'special." your convience ana comrort. uome and bring your friends. Board with or without rooms.

Twenty-one meals for preparing to go to Topeka to attend the silver conference. not know that the "find" had been made. The above statements were only a fiction in the mind of Ellis Clark. 3. A good meal for 15 cents.

Perry Clark came up from his home 2:00. Afternoon lecture. Dr. C. B.

Mitchell, Kansas City, Mo. Subject, "Was II ah Accident? or, How to Get There." Tabernacle. 4:00. Model Kindergarton.Miss Whit 205 Main St. In Anderson county "Wednesday, paid his sister, Mrs.

Haines, of Pomona, a visit and returned homo today after a Having bought the more and Assistants. Assembly Hall, meat Sh.013 formerl Ofliclal Count. The council and school board met last night to make the ofliclal canvas of the special election. They made a few changes from the result we gave last issue making the vote as follows: 1st ward for 118, agalnst37. call on some friends In Ottawa.

i ii. ciau. J.UU- ATTTTl art riTT I -L. I 1 XTinnF. We are sorry to learn that Ottawa ernacle.

Finch is very free with eloquent words to magnify an error in others but it is a poor chump than would make more'blunders that he did in his experience with his female friend at Troy. Paola Times. The Democratic party will split wide open on silver, say the Republicans, no doubt they will. But republicans will not they simply straddle they're bo wide in the straddle that they can't split. is to lose one of her prominet familcs lev.

i am DreDarea as well as one of the leading millners. Normal Hall. IUriHSJl VOU WltTl DOtll Mrs. C. F.

Briggs has decided to close Woman's Council. Topic, "Women fresh aXld Salt meat at out her stock and leave the city, Mrs. Wage-Earners." Mrs. C. F.

Wilder, bottom PHCeS. GlVe Manhattan. 2nd 192, 46. 3rd 64. 4th 57, 20.

Outside dist, 15, 4, Total 575, 171. Majority for, 404. Briggs is very popular In her line and will be missed. me a can. u.

u. iart- ung, 417 N. Main. T. L.

Newcolmbof the Pomona En S. S. Teachers' Bible class. Dr. Subject, "The Ten Commandments, Exod.

20: 1-17. Hall of Philos terprise called at our olllce yesterday, and talked the silver qeestlon over. DEAL MERIT is the character- istic of Hood's Sarsapnrilla. It ophy. In an endeavor to beat the Republicans out of a small sum for publishing the sewer ordinance, Tom Pickrell has put the city to the ex-pence of printing the ordinance twice Republican.

The Republican seems to have lost sight of its public statement that it would not do any printing for the city until something that will never happen occurs. They would have had to go back on their former statement to publish the ordinance, and Mr. Pickrell supposed they had more firmness than to do a thing they say they would not do. Second the expence of printing the ordinance ten times, would not equal once published in the Republican if tyey keep up their old steals. He is all right on the question, and very enthusiastic.

Dan M. Pile, of Sedan, died on Saturday evening June 8th at 7 o'clock 5:00. O. L. S.

C. Round Table. Dr. Hurlbut. Hall of Philosophy.

W. C. T. U. Round Table.

"Nobili cures even after other preparations fail. Get Hood's and ONLY HOOD'S. at his home on Elm street, In Sedan. ty's True Badge: Sweet Mercy." Mrs. The United States ot Today.

The latest report, from reputable sources, concerning Gov. Morrill is his attempt to bribe D. R. Anthony to keep silent. He offered to give him control of the state patronage at Leavenworth if he would only cease his attacks on the D.

M. Pile was born March 22nd, 1858, In McDonald 111. He came to Ottawa, in 1879 and entered the Dora A. Evans, Clay Center. Class In elocution.

E. Ebbcls. As A young man called at our otlice a Caddies to be appreciated sembly Hall. law office of Judge A. W.

Benson as a law student, and was admitted to the few days ago and showed us a work which is being introduced in thiscoun-ty, with a request that we examine it. We are in a position every day to judge bar In Sept. 28, 1881. lie was married must be FRESH. 7:00.

Y. P. S. C. B.

Y. P. Ep- worth League Conference. Headquarters. 8:00.

Evening lecture. Dr. T. De- to Dora Fouts at Ottawa May 20, No matter how good the quality of books and reading matter, but we when made if allowed to stand and Witt Talm 1880, and moved to Sedan In the fall of 1881. He was taken with hemorage of the lunge last 'fall and has suffered and age.

Subject, "My Journey consider this book, entitled the Tabernacle. tne United States," the best Around the, get old the good qualities are lost. declined since, till death claimed him. We make our candies, only enough for immediate use, insuring fresh Earnest Branson, formerly of Elm- book of the kind ever Issued from the press, It Is not a history, but a description of our country as it Is today, the result of four centuries of progress. Prior to his death he went to New Mexico in hope of better health but be The Topeka Capital says: The city authorities of Abiline, Kansas, are making monthly fines of $50 on each jointcst.

Throe are paying their monthly nssesments; the rest havo closed up. This is hat we would t(rm high license in a prohibition state. ness at all times. Our fruit choco- dale, Chase county, has been given charge of one of the sections on the atcs and bon bona are especially ing disappointed, returned to his home and friends to spend his last days on earth. Santa Fo road.

He has moved his family in on the corner of Keokuk and Hickory. We are Informed that Rev. Dougtery who owns the brick building on the Mr.Delmar, of California, delivered an address before the Memphis convention and as he was a member of a monetary commission of 1876 to envestigate demonetization acts of Congress his word is worthy of notice. Many persons seem to havo forgotten the circumstances and facts concerning the demonetizing acts of congress especially that of 1873. Such persons should consider carefully what Mr.

Delmar says, and thinks, before denying the truth. The demonetizing act of congress was only two years old when Mr. 1), and others investigated and ho says; "Concerning the corner of 4th and Main streets, contemplates building in the near future, extending that building back to tne ally and adding another story, and also another building on the south of History deals with the past, while this deals with the present. We have ncv er before seen anything like or Its equal In quality of paper or character of illustrations for the price asked for It. It is published by America most complete art-printing works, tho Matthews-North rup Buffalo, N.

Y. Every family needs just such a work, and every young man and young woman ought to possess a copy. We have ordered a copy for ourselves, and we would bo glad to know that every person In the county who la trying to im-provo himself, or the minds of his family, had done the same. desirable. We are now ready to furnish ice cream and ices in any quantity' the very best in Ottawa.

Special attention is also called to our line of fruits. We buy in large quantities and can make bettor prices than others. "Every thing strictly first class." Gresham's Presbyterian Church. Services tomorrow as follows: 10.30 a. m.

Congregational worship. 12 m. Sabbath School. 5 p.m. Junior C.

E. fi.45 Y. P. S. C.

E. .8. Evening lecture. Tho morning services especially for parents and children. Famlliss are that and so make a hotel on the south Mr.

Leland asks in an interview why he should prefer charges against Bredenthal. That's just it, why should he? And while on the subject will somebody please state why Mr. Leland should have preferred charges against Regent Rogers? It is not his plaeo to do it now; it was not then. Lawrence World. of that and so make a hotel on that corner.

Wo hope the work will be done and the hotel established and we asked to attend in a body if practica suggest that It be called the "Mansion House. ble. W. J. A.

Wknk, Minister..