The Centralia Times from Centralia, Kansas • 1

r-i i AN INDEPENDENT WEEKLY NEWSPAPER DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF CBNTR ALIA AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY. ii i i i i 1 fc VOLUME 3. CENTRALIA, KANSAS, FRIDAY, MORNING, JAN. 31,1896. NUMBER 51 An "At Homo." Miss Edith M.

Brock gave a reception We don't keep Hoe Handles Soothing Syrup nor Threshing Machines, but if you Published Every Friday by the CIST last Friday evening to about thirty of her friends, which was, we believe, -the most successful affair of the kind that baa been given in our city this winter. The writer never saw a crowd of young riMES PUBLISHING COMPANY Subscription Ratee One Year $1.00 fnr Eat Anything or Wear Anything fc more on such an occasion than did Miss Urock's guests. To begin with, the invitations were I our ff! (r Entered at tbo poHtofllce at Central la, Kan clno8 mall. rui ji so neat and simple that they, in themselves, bespoke of a good time and good things for those who received TO them. This perhaps accounts for the 8 c- t.

fact that everyone receiving invitations, with three exceptions, were present two sent regrets on account of sickness. Miss Evelyn Brock, answered to the SALE repeated rings of the door bell, and in Reorganized Latter Day Saints. The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day, Saints, which had its first conference in'1852, and now has headquarters, with a large pub-iitOiinjr house, atLamoni, Iowa, which at thut conference disowned the leader jhip of the Mormon officials in Utah, mubt also help towards this issue the doinr away with folycamj-l. In 1890 tt had a total membership in the United States of 21,773, in thirty-six states and three territories, including that of Utah. It accepts three books as of divine origin: First, the Bible; second, the Book of Mormon; third, the Book her graceful manner escorted the guests to tho 1 "00133 where the wraps were to be removed.

Tho evening was spent in a most And we don't bait our hook for suckers either, but spare no pains to put up more first-class goods for less money than any one in this Section. We are closing out our entire stock of LADIES CAPES, COATS and JACKETS at prices "To Beat the Jews." And if you are hunting a Bargain in Caps, Overcoats, mufflers or Winter Underwear, Call and examine our goods and prices. Our fire never plcasaut and sociable way. Games of various sorts, sizes aud names, even to Having decided to Close and including "thumbs up," were ushered in and disposed of in a right of The latter consists of We believe in keeping things warm- We are a hot thing, Call and see us at the gpe uut. Out my entire line of Clothing I offer it RXGKET PLACE TO TRADE, Ihe revelations given to the church in the present century asaguideinchuix-h govern The Boclc of Mel mon is accepted as a history of the ancient of America and the rcrclalion them 3 'Ji- royal manner.

About 10 o'clock the plates and napkins made their appearance, promptly followed by coffee, cocoa aDd chocolate, then came cake, good cake, better cake, and the very best of cuke, and when all appetites had leen satisfied, amusments were resumed and continued until a late hour hen the crowd of merry-makers thanking Mrs. Brock and Miss Edith fpr the pleasant entertainment that had bopn prepured Tor them. 0TT1 by God; beginning at a period ten G. W. PAMPEL, Centralia, 1 THE National Tiiysse, 0 WILL PAY TOP l'lifcES FOU EM Hoy Langdon, of Centralia, was in town Tuesday.

Frankfort L5ee. I'. F. Eggen, the Centralia restaurant man, was in the city" Tuesday. Bee.

Wallace Hen and wife, who have been visiting friuls in this section for the past few months returned to their home in Oklahoma on Wednesday. Courier-Democrat. 'The sun never sets on the possessions of John Bull," yet Russia may sit down on India, Canada and Australia become free, and thou not much will be left. Bern Press. For Casli or a Bankable note.

I am going to quit the Clothing business in Cen-tralia and if you want a good 1 Washington, D. C. The Olily Great Paper Published at tho National Capital. Is now publishing "Marching- Through Georgi by O. O.

Howard, who commanded the Army of the Tennessee in that great achievement. It is a splendid contribution to history, and begins thousand years before Christ, and continuing until four years after Chrit. In doctrine they adhere to the Trinity. to the atonement by Jesus Christ, to the resurrection of the dead, to the second Christ, and to the eternal jiidgnient: believing that each individual will receive reward or punishment, in strict measure, according to the evil deeds donn in life. They bold that men arc to bo saved by faith in God and Christ, by forsaking sin, by iimncrt-inn for the remission of sin, and by fhe laying on of hands.

They believe thut revdatiens of God are still fciven by the Holy Spirit for the guidance of the ehureh, and that the gifts, blessings and powers of the Holy Spirit in Bible times arc continual. Their order of church government is such as they lind authority for in the New Testament, and such as they understand that the apolostic church observed. As to marriage, thej- believe that it ti ordained if God, and that tlietv shottld Ixj but one companion for man or woman in wedlock, until the contract is broken by death or transgression. They characterize the doctrine of jx-lygamy, or plural wives, as an abomination. Our Own Country.

2 w.rra-i- At The J. II. Heroy, brother-in-law of J. i' with the occupation of Atlanta and vat i to the Grand lievu-w at Washington. BBS THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE has SUIT more tlistinoruishod, contributors I IT it TVT J.

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EDGAR Phvsscian Surgeon Attorney At aw. t' Now is Your Chance. You can buy the goods of me at what it cost to make them. On tho Wins. Oklando, Jan.

1G, 1S96. To the Centralia Timks. In my last I gave you an account of frontier life or tho life of the orginal Floridian, I will now try to tell you how the northern people live in Florida. The most of the northern people in Florida arc aged people who have lived well in the north and have accumulated wealth and have come to Florida to spend the remainder of their days in the Garden of Eden of America, and well might we call this the garden of Eden had it not been for the freeze in February of Here in this laud of sunshine, flowers and orange, with pleasant days in the year, why should not people enjoy themselves. It is a beautiful spring garden ull the around.

The sea breezes play gen Hi" across the peninsula from west and from west to east, cooling the rays of the sun until in midsummer it is ns pleasaut as a Kansas June day and when you see tho beautiful pal-acial homes t-bat these people have buiit you would not wonder why they ai-e so contented and do so liltlo work. We must remember that a largo portion of these people have the mile stones of three score years, and many are three score years and ten and a few are past four score yvars and a few are on their sick bod "and hayo come here with hopes of regaining' their health. Is It any wonder that people of poor health and aged people should be delighted with the climate i and have unbounded faith iu their state. Kausas and Florida are direct oppo-sitcs to each other not only in their relative position in location but in ie coudtry, soil and climate. Kansas is a rolling prairie without timber or lakes, with boisterous winds and was settled by poor people who haye grown rich as the country improved.

Florida is a level country with sandy soil, pine timber, beautiful lakes and swamps and has largely been settled by people of wealth who haye not come here to work but to enjoy life. Hero wo find towns and cities along the railroad and thickly settled in close proximity to the towns and then a strip of woods often several miles in width before we come to the next town or settlement. You may ask what can one do here than any other paper in the country. Send for "Statistics of tho War" ''Lincoln's Words," Memoranda." They are pamphlets containing matters ot jrivat value and inierest to everyone interested in the history of the war. Price cents each.

Price a Year-Two Cents affect Send for Free Sample Copies. THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, Washington. D. A. J.

15EST, M. I Physician Ceniralia, liasisas. Oftict. In the City Drug Store. Will heir, office Friday of each week until 4 p.

in CENTRALIA. A NSAS. Oloce with Dr. Ililden at Ilonjour's drug store. LSesideuce one block east of Park AM calls promptly answered night or day Centrtiiia, Kansas.

Will practice in all thr- court-'. Morrroo Woetrino Tinkering1. It is pleasing, rather than otherwise, to learn through dispatches from Washington that there is much stronger opposteittfi is said to be strong enough to prevent the adoption of the resolution pnHsed with the beating of drums and thn striking of cymbals. The opposition is not. 'directed to the Monroe doctrbie, but to the.

effort of a corporation lawyer with presidential ambitions to anti-Monroe. Thi-j opposition to something ihougbt to be an improvement on Monroe would bo more agircssive if some senators were not with a timid fear of being mis-uuderstood without their reasons being Scientific American Agency for tern F5-. 9 38HI a a I iSJf'S DESiCM PATEHTS, -considered. B. F.

WILKERSON, Proprietor Of The day afternoon, to visit relatives. lie lives in Elliott, Sheridan county, where they raised cood crops latt year. Sabethu Star. It May Do as Much for You. Mr.

Fred Miller, of Irving. writes that he had a Severe Kidney trouble for many years, with severe pains in his back and also that his bladder was affected. He tried many ro called Kidney cures but without any good result. About a year nixo he beran the use of Electric Bitters and found relief at once. Electric Bitters is especially adapted to cure of all Kidney and Liver troubles and often gives almost instant relief.

One trial will prove our statement, l'rice ot.ly $1.00. At C. II. Bon jour's Drug Store. The following from the is correct and an editor will always thank you for the news you brinir to his office: If you have persons visiting you from a distance, please report the same to this office.

Do this either in person or note. Don't wait until they are gone, Mien come to us and complain because we failed to say something about it. The newspaper man knows a great many things, in fact a great many things he don't want to know, but he don't know everything unless it is told to him. When yon hear an item of news worth mentioning tell us of it. Let us know everything that would be of general importance.

The Farm He cord of Indianapolis. is a bright, hustling, wide-awake, sixteen psge monthly journal published at 50 cents a year by C. Vincent, formerly with the Nonconformist in Kansas, aud it is thoroughly alive to the needs of the iarmers and full of sensible and businesss-like suggestions as to how the most can be made from farm life. Most farm papers from the East have little in common with our western and southern people, and, knowsng but little of our surroundings, they do not reach the point of making themselves indespensablo to tho farmer. This is not the case with the Farm Record, for its editor was reared in the West and spent last summer here and is fully acquainted with the peculiar position of the western and southern farmer.

He is also familiar in a general way with the needs of this class in all parts of tho countryj having personally visited every agricultural state in the union. You need the Farm Record and we will For lnfrrmstirn an'l free wrj t'" t' Sol BuoAUWAY, Vor.s. Oldest bureau for vnt-ms In Aineriea. Every iati'rir takm out hy us is I bcf( ro tin? puMiu bv a given of in tli Largest elrciilattnn of anv Tar-er In t'ii world. SitlfiiU11r illustrated.

N.i man Vie without it. Weeklv, year; S1.50 six m-iuths. Ail.iryvM. MiTSN A l'L-iiLiauiiits, Broadway, ev Vcik City. Centralia Liven McCLURE'S MAGAZINE Beginning with November, will contain The New and Superbly Illustrated Life of BARN.

Are you interested in them or otlier Agricultural Subjects? If So why not subscribe For the ted? It seems probable that the presentation of the resolution as based ujon the. idea that the mover could use as a whip in its favor the plea that rejection would injuro the iositicn of the country. The good old Monroe doctrine is entirely satisfactory, and can not bo unproved by any tinkering. It is broad enough and strong enough for every pui pose for tne present and for all the future. The contention of foreign governments is that the Monroe doctrine has not the force of formal enactment and is a doctrine onlv.

Vcrv well. jilt A. B. WARNER, Plasterer, Brick Stone Mason All kinds of lMui-tv VvA: mir and w.n-!-; 'M ti ui Make a speehill.v of All woi-k iiai tuiteetl. Letters ef mhli-i st 1o tho Centralia 1 ttt'tt'ee yiveu to make a living or make money.

From sssouri our observations snoulu say mauy SiDecial attention given the traveling things, but it must done in a business That argument can be met by putting the ujon the statute books of the United States than "we consider any attempt on the part of foreign nu- way. First you mut have enterprise 0 1 IfS mm Iti.Mi to extend their system to any part and push, next you must do a little of everything. You should select a favorable location of cheap land, engage of this hemisphere as dangerous to our Abraham Lincoln With over 330 pictures, including over forty portraits of Lincoln (the most compfcte collection made), and portraits of his friends at all I ertods cf his life and the most complete collection of pictures of the scenes of Lincoln's Jife at all periods. Many important portraits jc( Lincoln witl be published for the first time, including the famous and hitherto unpublished Early Portrait of Lincoln Showing him as a young man. There will be masses of new material, a very full study of Lincoln's earlier years, and the complete story of the greatest American.

OTHER NOTABLE FEATURES FOR iSy6. peace and safety," ajid that "we can not view any interposition on tho part in raising oranges, cattle, horses mules and hogs. Tho long staple cotton of erma Greatest Retail Store in the West. 105 DEPARTMENTS STOCK, $1,250,000 FLOOR AREA, NEARLY 7 ACRES. of any European power for tho purpose the best quality and highest price 1 9 can be raised here and tobacco of finest quality.

Corn will make a fair crop of L3 I Published Every Monday at Atchison, Kansas. of oppressing or in any way controlling governments which have declared and maintained their indejendcncc in any other light than as the manifestation of an unfriendly disposition toward the IT CU- 1 I 10 to 20 bushels per acre, while millet, 11 sweet potatoes, cow peas and Kaffir corn grows as well here as in Kansas. KIDNEY 6wi Wages are very cheap. The colored United Suites." All the cunning of ull the corporation lawyers in tho senate IK-ople making from "0 to 73 cents a day and boarding tbemsclyes. Horses can not improve on the old doctrine with their new doctrine.

The Monroe and mules sell here at from $100 to $150 RUDYARD KIPLING Several new stories. ANTHONY HOPE'S New adventure novel "rhroso." each and no better than sell in Kansas STEVENSON'S Great novel "St. Ives." IAN MACLAREN, Author of "Beside the Bonnie JJrier Bush," a series of stories. doctrine is simply a doctrine of protection to the interestsof the UniledStateF. cntsvins no Poison.

Reid's German PUIs euro Constipation and Malaria. Sylvan Cum purifies tho breath. For Sale by Dry Goods Millinery Ladles' Suits Notions Boytf Clothing Men's FurnlshinKS Shoes Jewelry Books Furniture Carpets Wall Paper Hardware Candies New Tea Room. Why You Should Trade Here The assortment Is the greatest In tiia West under one roof. One order on? check one shipment will fit yon out complete.

Wc buy for apot canh our prices are consequently the lowest. Money refunded on unsatisfactory goods If returned at once. Handsome 12-page Illustrated Catalogue Just out of press free by mall. Come to the Bis Store if you can. Ton will be made welcome.

If you can't come, send for oar new catalogue free by mall. Emery, Bird, Thayer BtrCCBSSOBS TO for $20 to $30 and yet no one has ever tried to raise them bore and in a It covers that ground fully, aud at tho The Atchion Weekly Champion is published Thursdays, so with these two papers Governor Andy Felt gives his readers a semi-weekly paper service. The Times, The Atehison Weekly Champion, The Missouri Valley Farmer. THE THREE PAPERS FOR ONLY same time with respect for tho rights climate where no shelter is needed aud of other American republics, propos Best A. J.

Drug Co. ing nothing that is a menace to the lcace of this country. send that paper one year free to every subscriber that seuds or pays us a dollar on subscription (either old or new) during tho next few weeks. This is the most valuable gift that we can give you. You cannot afford to miss a single copy, and you should act quickly and avail yourselves of this unparalled offer before it is withdrawn.

It is too good to lat long. School Report. Report of school district No. 106 for the month ending Jan. 24, 185)6.

Number of scholars enrolled 20. Average daily attendance 19. Per cent The senate should have the patriot 1,60 ism, craft of etatesmanshipaud courage to adhere to the traditional declaration of President Monroe, and shelve the proffer of scheming politicians. That is all the people want, all the L- MANEVAL Furniture Dealer Cash in advance, for one year. KANSAS CITY, MO.

ELIZABETH STUART PHELPS, Autobiographical papers. Her own story of her books, reminiscences of the great New England authors of the past forty years. GREAT PAINTINGS OF THE CENTURY, Selected and described by Will H. Low, the well-known artist, who fcas spent many months in Europe getting material for this series. There will be two hundred pictures in all.

The most important art undertaking of the year. short stories by Octave Thanct, Robert Barr, Bret If arte, Anthony Hope and Stanley J. Weyman. 10 Cents a Copy $1.00 a Year S. S.

McCLURE, 'ERW country needs. K. C. World. What a Lot of Eggs Over lOO Poultry Pictures.

Of Poultry Houses, Incubators, Brood where they can grazo ten months in the year. There are yet men who have faith in Florida aud aro investing money freely in the state. Mr. Flagler, tho great hotel man, and his friends are pushing their lino of railroad along tho east coast and are now near Biscayne Bay and are planning to continue down through the Keys until they reach Key West. Iu order to do this they will have to buifd about 50 miles of the road on piles.

Another man from Texas has shipped to Orlando a car load of Can ae-arie root to be planted as an experiment and if it does well it will be a great The Canugarlo root is used for tanning leather and is said to be taking the place of oak root made a growth of from 8 to 12 tons per acre and is wor.h about $6 per ton green. Where it is raised in quantities they build factories and extract the acids and ship in barrels to the tan-nerys. It grows very tnueh like sweet era and Brooder Appliances, in Poultry If you are going- to furnish a house call at my Furniture Store and tee my yoods and get prices. If You Want A CiLHFETS! And tee Me. Keeper Illustrator Quarterly No.

1 of attendance 95. Those neither absent nor tardy for the month were Irene Allen, Guy Everett, Maud Kinder, Edwin McCaig, Grace McCaig, Harry McCaig, Clair McCaig, Zophry Noland, Marion Noland, barley Noland, Dora Noland, Myrtle Noland, Ernest Spick-elmier. Dollle Williams, Chester Williams, Bessie Williams. ECMA Hanna, teacher. Price cents, postpaid, or 7o conts for the hens lay when fed on Green Cut 3one! With a dozen hens MANN'S Meclure's Magazine and The Times only the four numbers of 18U4S.

That lead ing poultry, magazine The Poultry Keeper one year oO cents, or both the THE TIMES and the Latest The foultry Keeper and Illustrator, one year, to new subscribers 'for only 80 Wall Paper tvl sipns and GREEN BONE CUTTER cents. Sample Pdultry Keeper free A. JOHNSON, i Gonoral Blacksmith, Address, Poultry Keeper Parkers- burg, Chester County, P. COS will pay for itself in a short time in the ineroaso of epgs. i 05.O0 BUYS OWE, Sout on Trial.

lbU Highest OiiTic Wajon and A full line of Matting. Oil Window Shades, Trunks. Valiws, I3a-Cahs. Picture and Room Moulding-. Repairs of all kinds uromptly tor My Undt rtskirer Lino Is CcmpUte.

Heami Frr Hire. CiiKTIUlUA, KANSAS. potatoes but has top like, rhn- 1 1 Should. Unele -8m and John-Bull look born the remit trill ixU lfe WQrli Promptly Awards Keceived. Advance.

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