The Woodson County Independent from Neosho Falls, Kansas • 3

Just received a new lot of dime" goods at R. Stasias P-Rzx. Purely Personal, Judge will be at the fair. Our G. A.

R. Post, and S. of V. camp, will attend the re-union at Emporia next month, in force. For Sale- TIIMIIE table.

"5 a si 6 1 SBS 1 II. t). DICKSON, ATI 0 UN FA' COUNSELLOR AT LAW NEOSnO FALLS, KANSAS. tnST A'ill do a goo era! practice la State aud Federal Courts. J.

H. STICHER, ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT LAW, NEOSHO FALLS, Collections and Insurance business promptly at-tended to. OtUce over Bishop's Store. J. W.

DICKSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC AS3 CONVEYANCER, NEOSHO FALLS, KANSAS. Will loan money rn Heal Estate at lowest rate nd will atteud to all Legal and Notorial business promptly ami in a mautior satisfactory to custom-era. Offlca in PostOtllee. NEOSHO FALLS BANK. HAUGHAWOUT NEOSHO FALLS, KANSAS.

Do a general Banking Business. Collections and tax-paying promptly attended to. DR. HAS JONES, PHfSICIAN AND SURGEON, NEOSHO FALLS, KANSAS. Uavins; located In this city, I desire a share of your patronage.

I have been in the active practice of medicine nineteen years. All calls promptly attended to day or night. Offlce over Fezler Furniture Store. II. G.

SLAVENS, mYSIClAN AND SURGEON, NEOSHO FALLS, KANSAS. Diseases of Children a specialty. Office over J. Bishop's (tore. J.

MORGAN, 51. PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, OPTITICIAN AND GYNECOLOGIST. NEOSHO FALLS, KANSAS. Special attention to the diseases of women and children. Dr.

Morgan Is the oldest physician in the city has in active practice for twenty-three years. Office at residence near the depot. HOGUELAND, DYSERT REAL E3TATE, LOAJvjLND INSURANCE AGENTS. NEOSUO FALLS, KANSAS. We sell binds on commission and make exchanges for all kinds of properly.

We represent tho oldest and best Loan Company in the West, and cr'Tineqneatiy can give bettor rates than anybody. Write or call on us for prices and terms. V. BRYAN, CITY DRAY AND EXPRESSMAN, NEOSHO FALLS, KANSAS. Alwajs on hand to accommodate customers Charges reasonable and muscle good.

M. C. BID WELL, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, NEOSHO FALLS, KANSAS. Flans And Specifications furnished on application. bho; opposite Lumber Yard, T.

II. LEARNED. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AND P0- LICEUUDGE. NEOSHO FALLS, KANSAS. Deeds, XcTt.if: Cortracts, and all Instrument cf wnuug carefully arawn.

Collections made and Uas iisid for non-residenta. Office With OOlJHrll COCSTT KtPUBLlCAM. CHRIS IIENSON, Elac Is sm it li NEOSHO FALLS, KANSAS. and renaiainsr of all kinds done Dromotly and in workmanlike manner. Shop Hontx end of Street, near Bridge.

Restaurant -AND Confectionery Bjr Win. M. DULINSKY, West airte of Main Street and one door North lr. Outu'a, Of NEOSHO FALLS, KAMSAS. I keep constantly on hand Fine Cigars and Tobacco, Fresh Bread, Cakes and Pies.

Choice Candies, Ni.ta, Ora'itts, Ltmons, and in fact, everything in to a firet-class Confectionery. I also iiave th fli'tst lot t'renm Parlors in the city, where I can 'nols'ii the public with the most de licious Ire Cream. Call and see me. mm A MAKER, NEOSHO FALLS, KANSAS Makes a snecialtv of fine custom work. Repair ing promptly attended to.

Yonr patronage solicit. ed and satisl action guaranteed tn every instance. ILm Wi Brassier And Dealer in WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SIX YER AND PLATED WARE, Etc. Repairing neatly and promptly attend ed to. Bishop's store.

NEOSHO BALLS, KANSAS THE MISSOURI PACIFIC R'Y. SHOE Sells and de livers any thing in the line of if 'GIi ASS WlEEf W0OB1IW1E1 SO cheap as to cause the eye of a pota to to water. Best goods for the least money is what people get who trade with Every body tend the fair call ami see us as y.oti at- The democratic primary occurs Satur- day J. Bishop -i expecting his new goods to-morrow. Call and sec them.

Dr. lists Jones reports a new ten pound arrival at Mr. Forten's. shelf-hard rt'are, nails and tinware at Adams Co. II.

'Hogueland returned home from Missouri Monday. Mrs Atchison went to Yates Center Monday. You can buy hardware lower than ever at Mrs. J. Q.

Adams Co. The City Hall will be plastered imme diately after the fair. Cipt. McConnell, of Mankato, Minn, is expected here soon. All goods are new and first-class at Mrs.

J. Q. Adams Go. We acknowedge the receipt of com plimentary tickets to the fafr next week. Emmett Ilolman is now an attache to this office.

J. C. Puckett is an independent can didate. for re-election as commisioner. Several of our' citizens will attend the fair at Burlington to-morrow.

Next week the town will get full. We shall endeavor not to be. Mrs. Thomas Sheldon went to Emporia yesterday. She will stay several weeks.

A'newiron step holds down the front entrance to the bank. Frank Abbey will open a livery barn in the barn north of the Falls House. Col. Parsons put in a couple days at Yates Center this week. We desire to obtain a good correspond ent in eyery neighborhood in this sec tion Elder Small will build a new house on his lot North of Mrs.

Small's residence on Walnut street. Most the horses that had been train ing on this track, are at Burlington this week. Depositions will be taken in this city Thursday, in the Everett township bond case. will be a candidate before the Democratic convention for the office of Probate Judge, The band will buy a baratone horn to take the place of the one that was destroy ed by fire last March. H.

M. Scholi is Topeka, and as a consequence the engineer corps are tak ing it easy a few days. Mr. Wifley, contractor on the Paola extension to Kansas City, was in the city yesterday Don't gp away from home to spend VwrfliPtteT, but help to build UP home trade and home industries. John Bryant is driving the Yates Cen ter hack this week, on account of the in dispositiou of Mr.

Speelman. Mrs. D. W. Finney accompanied the Governor to Chicago.

She will visit sev ercl weeks among friends inthe East. J. Bishop has! just returned from the eastern markets where he has been buying his fall stock of dry goods and cloth ing. A railroad accident occurred between LcRoy and Burlington, Monday, but we are unable at this time to learn the ex act particulars. Every hammock in town was immed iately pulled down as soon as the Falls correspondence in the Sun was read, week before last.

We desire to be heard once more kick ing against so much gravel on sidewalks. It notionly looks bad, but it is bad, on geherdl principles. Reid has leased the barn formerly occupied by W. E. Abbey, and will move his livery stock into it.

This gives Tom better We hope all friends of the Republi can will try and induce their acquain tances to coniribute a dollar towards the success of this paper. The name of the new town in Everett township, has been changed from. Vern on to Talmage, on account of there being another Vernon in the state. The teachers employed to teach the schools in this city the coming year, are, Prof. Bishop, principal, Miss McFaden, Nellie Parks and Mrs.

S. E. C. Jones. Vinney Bryan wauts to sell his- black team, This is a dandy team, and he will probably have no difficulty in selling it if he finds a man who wants a bang up pair of Ilavinsr boucrht the entire stock Hardware aud Implements of J.

J. Davis I will continue the business here and will sell anything in my line at bottom prices. D. Ewabt. With Everett, Owl Creek and Belmont delegates all instructed for W.

E. Hogue land, and a solid delegation from this town and Center, there is not much question as to the nomiuatiou of Billey Gapt. W. J. Haughawout, wife and daughter, Emma Snow, Mrs.

Waterman, Minnie Bishop, and Master Harvey Waterman, compose a party who will visit the fair at Burlington, to morrow. The prospect is now yery.good, look ing tnrough the colored glasses we wear, that the people of this county will have an opportunity to vote for or against county proposition for bonds to aid the Western R. R. for an extension of the road from this place, on southwest through the county. The following is a a list of jurors for the.Octoler term of court J.

W. Mul Icinix, Ci.as. Stclllu, Fred Ostmire, Chas Saferite, John S. Phillips, W. Wester man, Wm.

Ledger wood, W. 9. Shippcy Samuel Hays, D. Askren. J.

B. Fry, W. Naylor, Geo'. Flomerfelt, Henry Mar tin, F. M.

McKpiily, J. J. McCurry, Jas Van Wye, an Jt J. S. Wilsea Gov.

Finney was iuTopeka a few days last week. S. II. Hogueland spent a few days in Stockton last week, Clarence Cease, of Geneva, was in the city Saturday. Dr.

Ras" Jones went to Buffalo, Wilson county Sunday. Dr. Lieurance, we are pained to chronicle, is very sick. Clevenger, of Yates Center, was the city Monday. J.

J. Davis will attend the Kansas City Inter-State fair this week. Vess. Michenor, known by everyone this section, is papa of a ffne girl. Uncle Reub Slavens is just to snugly located in his new store, for anything.

H. D. Dickson attended a session of the Slate Board of Regents at Emporia, last week. D. Ewart is again a business man of this place, having bought out J.

Day is. W. E. Hogueland and Will Reed, of Yatca Center, drove over to the city Sunday. Logan hunting a noted capitalist of Ot tawa, done business in the city last Thursday.

1 Mrs. Atchison, sister of S. II. Hogue land and Mrs. M.

C. Bidwell, is visiting in the city. Mrs. J. Q.

Adams new good have arrived and George is busy "fixin' things." Amanda Jones, mother of Drs. Ras and J. L. Jones, is in the City, and will remain a few days. J.

Bishop returned from Louis Sat urday afternoon. He has been there buying his fall stock. 0. H. Goodrich, and II.

G- Slavens, will hold an auction sale at the barn formerly occupied by W. E. Abbey next Wednesday. G. A.

Laude, of Perry township, was the city Monday, looking up the interests of Mr. Culver, who is a candidate for county superintendent. Gov, Finney left yesterday for Chicago attend the National Anti-Saloon lie-publican Convention. He is one of the State delegates to that convention. Hon.

Thos. Moonlight, and John Mar tin, will speak to the democratic brethren this vicinity, in the opera house in this city, Thursday evening, September 23rd. J. J. Davis traded his stock of hardware for a large tract of raw land near Colony, and the balance in money.

Mr. tells teat he will take a contract to chop 100 cords of wood this winter. A party from Yates Center, composed Miss Pearl Hunt, uncle, cousin and another young lady whose name" we did not learn, drove over and dined with Miss Lollie Haughawout, Sunday. Miss Anna Himrod, of Chicago, a sis ter of Mrs. O.

S. Woodward, who has been visiting in the city several days, left yesterday for Longton, to- visit a oisterthere," 'andMnt 4rom there to Stering, where she has a brother residing. Mrs. W. H.

Mathews, sister of L. G. Fry, arriyed in the city, last week from Danville Ills. She is accompanied by her two children and will make her home with her brother, in this city, hereafter. Chas.

C. Brengle will soon move his family to lola. Charley is doing a fine business over there, and, although we hate to loose him, we realize it is best for for him to go, and we wish him the most unlimited amount of success. Warren Crandall, President of the Peo pies' National Bank of Burlington, was in the city Monday buying steers. He al ready has 500 head which hewill winter.

He has 11,000 shocks of corn to winter on. He raised 500 acres of corn this season. The candidacy of G. R. Stephenson for county attorney will be received well all over the county.

His faithful perfor mance of his duty wnile in offlce, has shown to the people of the county, that he is the right man in the right place. He will undoubtedly get the support oi every delegate in the convention. Mr. J. Z.

Dysert, representing the real estate firm of Hogueland, Dysert Co of Neosho Falls Kansas, was in. town this week. This firm have made several trades for parties in this locality, notice able among which is the large exchange just made for Mr. A. P.

Rose, of his hardware for land in that state. Sandy Lake, (Penn.) News. A. M. Overby, of Lamont, has rented Duke's barber shop, and has re turned home to remove his family.

Mr. Overby is a first class musician, and will be a great benefit to the band and town. The band boysl are entitled to a great deal of credit for the part they are play ing getting new men to locate in town. They have already located three business men, who are first class musicians, and mighty good fellows on general prin ciples. John Duke, having leased his barber shop, will spend several months among his friends in the east.

John is one of those solid, substantial citizens, who be leive in improving the city, and has shown his disposition in this direction by building up and improving a nice little property, in the city, the result of dili gent toil and economy. He is enterpris ing, and nothing of a public character, in the way of improvements, escapes his no tice, or contribution. We wish John pleasant visit amone the scenes of his boyhood. A Sad Incident. Several days ago, R.

II. Opdyke, of Yates Center, in company with a number of others, went down into the Indian Territory on a hunting excursion. After Mr. O. had been absent some days, his little child was taken very suddenly and violently sick and died in a short time The friends at the Center, tried to get intelligence to the father by wire, but not knowing where he was, could not feach him.

Finally Dr. Wharton set out per sonally and succeeded in finding him. He repelled home durine Sunday night, and the funeral occurred Monday. Three good brood sows, with pigs sale cheap. Inquire of II, B.

Sis3on. for Money to Loan. At low rates of interest and small commissions. Call on MAGISNIS BURTON. Clark Go.

are offering some stupendous bargains, to lessen their stock, pre: paratory to moving into their new lFiember that we only ask one dollar a year for the Republican and take that dollar in anything you are a mind bring us. At the sale of money at the Building. Loan Association last Saturday evening, J. W. Oasteel bought $200 at 30 per cent premium, and H.

D. Dickson, one hundred dollars at the same premium. Our streets presented their nsusl metropolitan appearance, Saturday, being lined with teams, and the- sidewalks crowded with the sturdy yeomanry of this section. If you wish to make a loan or renew an old one, don't fail to call and get rate of Magixxis Bukton. We learn that Liberty township wilj go into the Convention next Saturday, with a double-barreled delegation.

Wp understand that the bond question is the cause of the plurality in delegations. A new bakery is one of the things that wants to come here. It should be arranged so that it can come. Everything added to the bxisiness portion of the city, helps us just that much in the general round up. The City Hall association will open their new hall by a grand ball, to be given Friday eyening, September the 24th.

The Mozart orchestra of, this city, will furnish the music, which is a sufficient guarantee of the excellence of the occasion. We have an endless amount of money to loan at six per cent interest. vV can complete a loan quickei than any of our competitors." If you want your money in a hurry and at low interest, come to us direct. Hogueland, Dysekt Co. Invitations are out for a ball to be held at the reeidence of Alex.

Hamilton; in in Everett, Friday evening, the 24th inst. The event is the celebratiou of the 20th anniversary of Miss Hamilton. It is a foregone conclusion that it will be enjoyed hugely by those who attend. Alex, is famous for making things pleasant around his premises at such times. On The last week, a Mortgage held by C.

n. Goodrich and II. Gel Slavens, came due on W. E. Abbey's Livery barn and stock.

The day before the mortgage was to be foreclosed, David Conway, and Charles Lane, took the two best teams in the stable and started for Missouri. The next morning when it was learned what had been done, Eli Jackson and T. L. Reid were dispatched post haste after the miss ine property. They over hauled the teams a few miles over the line.

The parties in. charge of the property. claimed to nav Been employed byAMty to drive the teams away. Eli Jackson returned with the stock Friday. "Weed out," is an excellent watch word in the abstract for every body.

The farmer can readily appreciate its significance, because his happiness, health and prosperity all depend large ly upon the vigor and persisten jy with which the weeding out process is car ried on. He must be constantly at it in order to make his busiuess pay. In herds and fhx-ks tne scrubs and runts must be wedded out, aud so tne same process goes on in every department ot farm work. Taking the term in its broadcast construction, it is. without doubt well worthy to become the watchword of every farmer who desires to reach the highest excellence as an agriculturist, and to reach the highest rewards for labor bestowed.

J. O. Dow Co: keep hoop iron. J. O.

Dow Co keep nails of all kinds. J. O. Dow Co. keep a full line of pitch forks.

J. O. Dow Co." keep good tubs and pails. J. O.

Dow Co. keep the Bxckeye and Tubler Lanterns. J. O. Dow keep the Eureka and Universal clothes wringer.

J. O. Dow Co. keep all kinds of stovepipe and elbows. J.

O. Dow Co. keep wool twine. J. O.

Dow Co. keep wagon spokes and feloes. J. O. Dow Co.

keep round and flat iron. J. O. Dow Co. keep all kinds of shelf hardware, Tinware a specialty at J.

O. Dow Co's. J. O. Dow Co.

keep George Meos- tenholm pocket knives. J. O. Dow Co. keep the Northern Queen wash boards.

Additional Local. W. E. Abbey has returned. Warm days and cool nights.

Boots Shoes at Wentling's. Gasoline famine in town. New goods arriving at J. Bishop's. Groceries received daily at Wentling's.

The track will not be laid to this place on the new road, before the fair. The stairs of the opera house are being put The Presmeyer the Presmeyer Oh, the Presmeyer shoe at Wentling's. Hon. Thomas Ryan ia expected to attend the fair. New carpets and floor oil cloth at Bishop's J.

W. Bidwell makes a specialty of Dwight's OowBrand soda. Try it. Allie Shewell andLela Sain will attend the fair at Burlington tomorrow Slaevns has just received a large stock of groceries' for the fail1. J.

W. Ilibbs, of Fort Scott, a brother-in-law of O. F. AnTlerson, and a first-class carpenter, had located in town. GOING NOET3 Train, -Freight Train, GOING SOUTH Passenger Train, -Freight Train, II :30 a.

m. 4:15 p. m. 4:15 p. 8:15 m.

do This is a Coupon office. C. W- WATERMAN, Agent, Special Notice. The following list of prices will be rigidly ad- heared toby the Eepublican in the matter of lo cal or rending notices Physician's notices, (subject always to the ap proval of the editor,) five cents a line, each inser tion. Local trade notices, five cents per line each in sertion.

Marriage and death notices, free. Obituary notices, two and a half cents per Referring to an old settler, who has always been a chronic kicker, as "as an old, respected and much admired relic of antiquity," five dollars. Referring to a dnde as "an ornament to aociety," twenty-five cents. We make onr rates very low on this as we believe they must be ornamental they are no earthly good and we want all to have a fair show. Referring to an old moid as "a young, blushing and beautiful flower of the family," price according to tho age and muscular developments of the subject matter.

Referring to a business man who never was known to advertise, as "an enterprising, progressive and valuable business man," fifty dollars, cash in advance. No deviation under any to the above prices. Half doses, half price. We now have one of the finest brass bands in the state. New attractions, eyery day at the Fair this year.

Just received, $800 worth of boots and shoes at Slavens'. For chean money, and quick and sure time, apply to Hogueland, Dysert Co. The fair this year will be replete with attractions of various kinds. Don.t fail to attend. Our job press has been busy the past week.

We are prepared to turn out first class work on short notice. The great Bocial event of the season, will be the dedication ball at the opera house, Friday evening, the 24th. Drop in and see Slavens' new stock of Boots and Shoes. They are good and cheap and standard screw fastened. Few places in this section of the state, can boast or as nne a new nuuaing, erected this season, as the opera house in this city.

The Emminence delegation to the Re- publiban county conventionjSnext Saturday consists of D. Upsou, N. Holt, Henry Porter, and A. Moffatt. Our facilities for doing Job Work is unexcelled in this part of the state; call and see what we can do for you in that line before you contract your work.

Remember, one dollar catches the Re publican for a whole year, and we will take any tiling in payment we can drink, wear, burn, pawn, or give away. The Prohibitionists will hold a basket picnic on the fair grounds in th is city Saturday next. Van Bennett, the tern. evangelist of Columbus, Kansas, will be present, and speak to the people. The delegates elected to represent Ever ett township in the convention Saturday, are as fellows J.

B. Prutzman, G. Laurer. Mr. Holstein, Lee Smith, James Moore, Theo.

Shuyler, B. F. Smith, and D. C. Bennett.

Beni. Hunt, has just received ihis stock for fall and winter work Such as extra heavy iron for Stove-Lining, Roofing tin, House Guttering material, Galvanized Iron and is ready to do any and all work in his line promptly and on reasonable terms. We have an unlimited amount of mon ey to loan at the lowest possible rates Our company writes us, "let no guilty man escape, or any outsider get away with you on rates." Thus, you can readily see, we are enabled to do better by vou than anybody. Don't forget this when you want a loan. Hogueland, Dtsebt Co.

At the Republican primary, held last Thursday. R. Slaving was made chair man and J. N. Stout secretary.

The ol lowing, delegates were elected to repre sent this township in the county conven tion the 18th S. H. Hogueland, N. A. Burnham, Major Snow, D.

H. Henry, Fred Jackson, Jas. Parks, D. Quails, S. Wilson.

W. W. Sain, A. W. Mclntire and R.

Slavens. The fair association are Indeed doing everything possible to make the fair which opens next week, a success in every respect. The officers are entitled to great credit for the amount of laborand energy they are exhibiting to make every thing pleasant and attractive. The grounds are undergoing a tnorough ren ovating this week, and everything will be in "apple-pie" order before the week is out The delegates from Yates Center to the Republican county convention Saturday are J. Baylesi, Wm.

Eads, Henry New house, W. R. Hall, N. F. Follett.

G. Phillips, Chas. Laudis, J. J. Layton, Abe Woodruff.

J. W. Turner, J. W. Lewis Hiram Jeff ries, C.

E. Florence, I. Jones, Fred Wilkerson, Wm. Watchman. A.

II. Snell, and W. H. Kal tenbach. Delegations from Yates Center and To ronto visited Topeka last week, in the in terests of their respective towns on the Santa Fe extension.

Yates. Center wants the extension of the road from this place and Toronto wants the Goal belt line. Mr Robinson submitted hig propositions, which, we understand, calls for $10,000 township ponds from Toronto The one to Yates Center, Is about the same as was talked last winter, towit, about, $4,000, per mile, through the County, including what hnd already been voted in this town ahip and Everett. The Center delegation were given time confer with people at their home and give their conclusions at- at a future time, in in in to of us of SHE 91 qB POOS SI p'BJJQ -oo ii uodn j9mosrto srq 9 'B oinraod -OB ocj. syre Hcmrx afn -laWBal X3HtfH3 mam tftOq TIT pB9f mm i OlD 1 I TrVvfcTi nm rv -A 3 Cffirs advantage to the traveling puMio 'n tli hnB Juki j-iwu, equip-iiu-iit anl 'niiei wr a cornmoiiations.

This great yntem, Miiorncirw tfi.uM miles of Toad, runs its trains into ttur Cii'to lkpot of St. Lotus. Kansas City, Atchison, St. Joseph, Omaha, IJir-aona, Dhulaon, Frt Worth, Mineola, Taylor, San Aotuniti, Jw Orleans, and ail other of Itio 'lies of Mlwwuri, Kansas, Nebraska, UmUl and Toxas. Their coaches and baggae car ar of u-i latimt and linest make, and luxuri-tnin f-TlliOiia.

Paiuc' 8le'jiug and Hotel Cats are U.I.a tm'ns. The novel Buffet srlor ar ri.n'.n u.iy train, and Keclir-ina Chair er ir-uoii between St. Louis KaiiausOii 'l-hf ti vU luia line tiro ttlwaya gn low ir.y ot.u-f, direct connectiopo are irsvsrf o'Ur l.nrs ai Jum.fr- ('. Tf. V.KNP, Q.

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