The Barnes Chief from Barnes, Kansas • 1

Number 24. Barnes, Washington County, Kansas, Thursday, August 30, 1900. Volume 7. W. N.

HUFFMAN. J. A. duti.eii. J.

W. Thompson "Bams Does a General Banking Business. Issues Drafts Available in All Parts of the United States. Gives Special Attention to Cattle Feeders. Writes Insurance in Reliable Companies at Lowest Rates.

Home Market Report. liuller 13c. Eggs 10c. Hens Ac- Turkeys 4c. Potatoes, 50c.

Apples 50c. Wheal, No. 2 574c. Mixed Corn Oats, No. 15 to lGc.

Hogs $100 to $1.55. Steers etoekcra. .3.50 to 4.00. Heifers 2.00 to 3.00. Cows 2.

The big broom corn trust is said to be on (lie verge of collapse. The Chinese emperor is a prisoner, iu the hands of the Japanese. Fitzsininions whipped Sharkey in the second round knocking him completely out. Urcsci, the slayer of King Humbert, litis been sentenced to imprisonment for life. The largest (i.

A. U. reunion ever held is in progress in Chicago. Over are present. John J.

Ingiills bequeathed his entire estate to his wife who is made his executrix without bond. PERSONAL AND LOCAL Sheriff Landon was in town Tuesday. Mrs. Mahaffcy was visiting in town Monday. Walter Prcbblc, of Scandia, was in town Sunday.

McKelvy moved his family to Watervillo Monday. M. Solt is buying cattle in the southern part of tho state. Thomas Rogers made a business trip to Watervillo Saturday. C.

Osborn and wifo wero bus-mess callers in town Monday. John Henderson and mother were calliug iu town Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lew Longwcll IN MEAAORIAM.

At the memorial service last Saturday night the following was passed us the sense of tho lodgo in memoriam of J. R. Tripp: It is proper that a few moments bo set apart in commemoration of our late departed brother, J. R. Tripp.

He was belter than tho average of men. lie was a positivo man. So one ever asked of him a favor or a business transaction, if he could do it, it was done as free as the air, if he could not, the no, was as clear as ever camo from the lips of man. He never gave any one an indirect or an evasive answer if he knew and in his every action, we can but commend. No mother need blush for her boy, if WE ARE receiving ajS New Stock OF LUMBER, to meet the requirements of the fall season.

Our Grades and wore visitors in town Monday. Alice and Ralph Fishel wero 9Bt visiting in town the past week. S. A. Butler is reported as ser iously sick at Mulhall, Oklahoma.

Church Directory. U. V. H. UNDKHWotm, l'nstor.

l'tfiu-liiiin siM-vk'Os every ullcrniite Stimliiy nl a. m. tui'l every evpnintr "I P- ft'indny nehoul every Suniltty m. Junior 'LeiiKiic, p. m.

iSpworlh LeaKue, 7:15 p. in. Clin mci'lintf every ollir Sunday altermitini? Willi iimiii.iliutoly utter Sunday school. lVayer nieclinj? every Thursday eveuiiiK ill 8 o'floeU. CHRISTIAN Kl.nnil .1.

W. Taxlor. I'rau-ltiiii; services nt II a. iu. p.

in. isifli ulierii.itc Lord's iUiy. Sunday Kuhool ul 10 Junior Kniliiiivor ill 3 p. hi. Senior Kmloiivor ill p.

in. I'riiy-er meetliiK iwh Wediiendiiy eve. Auxiliary lo C. W. II.

llr.st Sunday of e.ieli iiionlli. pit lis ki a 1 1 i it r. v. v. i a ktz, Pastor.

I'reachiuj? eiielt alternate Sabbath 1 p. m. nt Christian Church Snmliiy school at p. m. every iss Nellie Havely returned home from Frankfort hist Friday.

It litis now been determined not to increase our military forces in China and the troops on the way have been diverted to Alauila. The actual number of people', who came to Topeka lo attend the Bryan notification exercises as reported by the diiTcrcnl raib'oads, was The Iowa legislature hits passed ti law making it a misdemeanor for any person under sixteen years of age to use tobacco or smoke cigarettes, under penalty of a line of ten dollars for each oll'euse. Kansas Issue. Dr. Taylor reports Mrs.

Theo Prices are Right. Also see us for COAL, PAINTS, OIL and WIRE FENCING. CENTRAL LUMBER BARNES, KANSAS. dore Vogler as quite seriously ill. Mr.

Huffman and son, Eddie, were visitors in Hatcrville lues- day. Frank Beaver will move with Mrs. .11. Courtney returned his family to Oklahoma next Mon- home today. th'y- (SHACK LUTHKUAN CIIUKCH -K II.

Pastor. I'reuchtns; Hervicea e.n'h alterant Sabbath at llo'eloek a. in. and p. m.

Sunday school each Sabbath at 10 it. in. Dr. Taylor made a business trip W. F.

Fitzpatrick shipped a to Concordia Friday. load of cattle to Kansas City Mon The Central Lumber Co. have a day. MESSIAH KVANOKUCAI, LUTHKKAN (1. V.

MVKHS, IMnt. services at p. in. every bun-day. Sunday school at -2 p.

m. tine new gate to their yard. W. II. Alexander and son made she knew he would follow in the moral footsteps of J.

R. Tripp. The courts would be without an occupant. It is well that within these walls we oHer tribute to his memory. It is of great moment and of deep solemnity that our minds wander in reminiscences of the past to the scenes of other days.

We see Brother Tripp, a young inau in the pride and strength of manhood. We see him in decline. We see him away towards the setting sun in his far western home, the sands of life running, running, and none to replace. Like the rose, dying upon the stalk, like a burning taper upon the pedestal whose flame is sinking lower and lower, but a breath that severs the tie that binds to earth; awaiting that inevitable hour. This city lost a man of sterling worth and integrity, true to his friends, just to those with whom he did not agree.

Unity Lodge, Number '270, of the Independent. Order of Odd Fellows, has lost its founder. In his regular attendance upon its meetings, the many stations he occupied in this lodge, his council was timely and just, his influence for good is apparent. Peace and harmony prevailed within its borders. In his far western home, he united with a Christian church, a business trip to (Jrcenleaf Fri The Christian church people have their new bell in place.

day. CIIUKCH OF Kl.l'l'.K K. S. Pastor. Preaeliiux services at 11 u.

m. on the second lord's day in each month. Charles Bacher and wife wore Miss Mabel Dalrymple came down from Clifton this afternoon business callers in ashington Tuesday. for a visit with friends. Mrs.

James McGhie came up Obituary. The people of our city were se Information While You Wait. Mr. I. N.

Ventor, of Waverly, writes: "I have invented a folding bed. Please tell mc how to get it in the paper." Fold bed. Unfold paper. ThoT. wrap.

Baltimore American. The Proper Name. Belgian hare item from tU: Ilolton Tribune: A subscriber of Whiting township who is dabblint; in the -Belgian hare industry, writes: "Will you kindly let know through your valuable umns what in your opiuion tha place in which Belgian hares ate kept should lie called. Whc-J rabbits are kept is a rabbit ry and where hens are kept is a hennerv, but it would hardly sound right to call the home of the Bolgiaus Belgian harey." We have hud no practical experience, but should judge from what we have read of Belgian hare culture that a good name for such an abode would lie the Belgian harem. from Frankfort Tuesday returning today.

liryan says to the silver Democrats, silver Republicans and Populists: "Vote for me if j'ou want free silver. To the gold Democrats he says: "Vote for me; 1 can't change the money standard if I am elected." Buffalo News. 0 Why Pcffer Changed. 1 am asked why 1 favor the reelection of President McKinley. It is because after vehemently urging on a war with Spain, and after unbroken scries of victories of our arms on sea and land; after an energetic and successful conduct of the war and an able and patriotic management of the affairs of government and a brilliant handling of our foreign relations, adding glory and prestigo to our people and terminating in a treaty placing us at the right of the front Lodge Directory.

J. (). O. l.oiiKe. No 1.

O. O. V. meets every "SuUuiUiy nlitlit at. their hull.

1. O. O. V. Marshall Kiicaminnwit No.

tui. I. O. O. F.

meets every 1st and tlrtl Tuesday of each month in 1. O. O. F. hull.

verely shocked last Friday. afternoon by the announcement of the Miss Nellie Felt returned Mon day from a visit with friends at death of John T. Maycroft and Spring Valley. more so as no announcement had been made of his illness. Less Lewis Beaver has thrown up his job in Marietta and returned than twenty-four hours had elapsed since he had been in town VV.

U. C. The Wouiaii's Relief Corps, No. IK, meets on first and third Saturdavs or each month at o'clocii p. m.

in the I. O. V. Hall. to his home here.

Mr. George Savoio and Miss in his usual good health. He was taken sick with cramps about 2 Clara Longwcll were married at Greeulcaf yesterday morning. U. A.

II. Harries Post, No. 35, uieoU at the 1. O. O.

Hall on thu first Thursday or each lnontli at o'clock p. in. o'clock Friday morning and died at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of paralysis of the heart. A. II.

Dearborn had a load of hogs on the Kansas City market last Saturday and another Mon- 'tis well, but in this he only proclaimed to the world that he be John T. Maycroft was born in M. W. A- Utmrdian Camp No. M.

VV. A. meets every Jndand llh Tuesdays in each month at the I. O. ().

F. hall. Oneida county, New York, No lieved in the divinity of Christ. day. (i As we bade each other farewell veinber 16, 183.

moved to Michigan whin a young man and later to Lisbon, Kendall county, Illinois Miss Kate Underwood returned Monday from her visit with her K. L. UK S. Karnes Council of K. L.

of S. meets Urn Monday nilil ot each multilist the 1. O. O. hall.

sisters at Osawatomie and Law where he lived about twenty years and was married. There was born and our hands clasped for the last time, he was of a different temperament of most with that dread disease, he faced the situation squarely. As oik hands clasped, he knew in all probability for the rence. Fred Clark came up from IfiR to them live children, four of K. N.

OF A. Friendship Camp No. :5.V5, K. N. of A.

meets the ami Friday of each month at the 1. O. O. F. hall.

rank of the nations of earth, with new and grave responsibilities attaching after all these splendid achievements, the Democratic party aided by its foreign allies, has raised a hue and cry, chargingall manner of public crimes against the administration despotic use of jiower, usurpation, fraud, corruption, pertidy, calliug on the nations to behold our national shame, and beseeching their own countrymen to aid them in their wicked onslaught upon the good name, the honor and dignity of their own people. I look on this brazen assault on the honor of the Thomas Thursday to see the ball pitifli tali Trlr) ast time, they turned to the link of thumbs and the expression 1) A Uti i tTI'Ut UF.KAII. Harmony Rehekah Decree No. 211, meets on the 1st nnd 3rd Friday ui'ht of each month at I. ().

O. F. hall. GREATEST ImproiitTiOfit passeth all understanding. No words of sympathy can be Iter? offered that will express to the be 01 THE AGE.

game and stayed over to visit with friends. Miss Rose Horner and friends, of Atchison, arrived in town Mon day for a visit with Mrs. E. F. McGurk.

Mrs. Arnold camo down from Green leaf yesterday to attend her daughter, Mrs. Alexander, who is quite sick. Missouri Pacific Railway reaved family the consolation as will the expression of the Lodge he loved so well. "He has fallen Fast Mail Route.

whom arc still living, two here and two in the state of Washington. Mr. Maycroft had lived in this county for twenty-one years and held various positions of trust and responsibility. He was a hard working, enterprising citizen and had lifted up for himself, one of the finest homes this part of the county. He was highly esteemed and will be mourned by a wide circle.of friends and acquaintances.

The funeral services were held Sunday morning from his late residence conducted by Rev. W. II. Underwood. Interment in Maple-wood comotcry.

before the sevthe of the King of Terrors. Life has departed from him and the breath from out ot i Prof. J. 13. Stackhouse moved his family today up near Wash republic as little less than treason, and the success of the Republican party alone can prevent the attainment of the end sought by the unholy alliance.

If there were no other reasons, this alone Avould ensure my vote for the Republican candidate for the presidency. W. A. Pkffek. ins nostrils.

Alas: iotliing is on 4 Wakst Creamery p.r. Wity ramiei ter, more of it. una a great deal easier, with this Separator. It does away with expensive machinery and requires no power or fuel to run it. No JljJJiJi til 1.3 itliottt one.

Manufactured in three sizes, Noi. 3 antff prUcj, $8.00, 910.00 and $15.00 each. I.lbrral discount to Agents, Agents wanted ill every county. Write at once to Hydraulic Cream Separator Zl, CENTER VI I left of him save that sad memorial ington where he will teach the coming' year. HUNS DAILY TRAINS 11KTWKKN Atchison and St.

Louis Kiiuipped with Pullman llutlel Sleeping Cars, Reclining Chair Cum UoaU freei and Elegant Parlor Cars. Iron Mountain Route, the only line lo the famous Hot Springs of Arkansas, the Carlsbad of America. All the principal cities in the United Stales are reached via. the Mis-soar; Pacific Kail way- Ask your nearest a'Ciit for tielii.ts and particulars, or address Charles K. Styles.

Passeuiter and Ticket Aint, Atchi-Kon, Ks. H. V. TcuvKsr.Nii, Clen'l I'ass. and Ticket Aeut.

St. Louis. ot mans mortality. Ihe warm Editor Felt, of the Beloit Times, heart is mouldering away and ioining its kindred dust. But has been visiting homo folks and his many, friends here for a few Hope bends over man's last rest days this week.

ing place, a how bright with immortality, which, based upon The FOX $2.00 RAZOR is the best that experience and skill can produce. FREE TRIAL AT YOUR HOME. For 25o we -will send a Bazor to your Express Agent, with instructions to allow you to take it homo Mr. II. M.

Iloguo and Miss Hilda Nelson were married at earth, extends far into the sacred 'SYva 3wes Saw 5 realms of Eternity." to try. Or, if youBend full amount with your order, we Bcnu uazor prepay, guaranteeing satisfaction or money back, and a FOX STYPTIC PEN CIL FREE. State whether wide or narrow blade, square or round pmnW Greeulcaf last night, Elder J. Paine officiating. Every Bazor boned, stropped and set ready tor use.

And to our Brothers on the broad Pacific's slope, who consigned his body to the ground, we his brethren here assembled, com Fox CtTTLKRY 48 Center New York City, fl! iiiutlanBM TirrvlT KL mmu wuuvi, Miss Mamie Irwin, who has been sick for some time, died quite suddenly last night. Funer The Fox Cutlery is perfectly vehahlo It. K. T1MK TAHI.H-KAST. No.

2. 12:0." a. in mail and expvess, daily. No. 4.

II a. m. mail and daily No. 14. 4s45 in.

stock fieiln. daily. No. HI. m.

freight, daily except Sunday. IjST. No. 1. a.

in. mail and c.xi:rfe-. daily. No. 3.

p. m. mail and express, daily. No. 13.

in. freight, daily." No. 15. p. in.

fretit. daily except Sunday. AH trains cftriy p.issi'ii;;cis. Nos. 1.

2, 3. Inuu.l 1(1 carry baj.we. an 1 Nos. II stop on fiajr only. J.

Axeiit. mend his spirit to God who gave VTA al services tomorrow at 10 o'clock at the house and 11 o'clock at the it Are you in arrears on subscrip church. lion one or more years If so. i kindly tavor us with the amotiut as we are in need of money. Wm Water Tanks, Pine mouili'3 treatment of me of he head and nose 1 I irFJ Two ARRil Kest and simplest rented ever discovered.

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ATLANTA PREPARATipN CO. IUN.I'bvuk Atlanta, J. H. FREEBY, A birthday surprise party was given Mrs. Mary Martin at her pleasant homo northwest of town yesterday.

Quite a large number of her friends gathered and a very pleasant time was had and all joined iu wishing her many happy returns of the occasion. A line set of silver knives and forks was presented her. Luc uiaritci ia uuuucu wii.ii. iciviil la uitty a aiiictii 11111,11:1 aa wai: '4 Ideas IIK.M.KII IN A Wind Milli. Pump.

rtTiTinrflTo Goad be shipped knocked down. Send for catalogue and price list. 9 1 1 1 1 1 ii may lie secured by manufactured by E. KRETCHMER, RED OAK, IOWA. Wagons.

Pipes and Tanks, Well Drilling: a Specialty. mm our am. Address, THE PATENT RECORD, Baltimore. Md. Also a full line of hce-kcencrs' sttnimcs.

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