The Quill from Jamestown, Kansas • 2

'V The BUTLER WIND MILL Mfg Co, Concordia, Kans Or Crrr Ofkickks. i EVEREST, I'res. F. P. KELLOGG, Treas.

"Four Years Ago, HOME INVESTMENT ftlade Happy BY the cure of long-standing Rheumatism and riles, H. V. Greene, of Johnstown, Ohio, thus writes in reference to Ayei's Sursaparilla: "For over fifteen years I suffered untold mUery from rheumatism. Physicians' prescriptions, as well as the various specifies, proving of no avail, I at lei.pth to give Ayer's Sar-saparilla a persistent trial. I have used in all aioHt eighteen bottles, and have had no return of the complaint since.

The expense cf your inclicino was nothing compared with what I had pTt out for doctoring that did me no good whatever. I am happy to state that OFFICE AT EXCHANGE PICK UPS FROMTHESOFTII: Whatsthe matter with the Times. Montgomery Bros. Sundayed with their father and mother. Wake up ye grain buyers Simpson beasts of having a buyer that pays 20 cts.

per bushel for corn. John Slater has struck'water ata depth of 100 feet but intends going GO ft farther. A. R.Maddoxa,the 27thainst. shipped two car' loads of hogs Kansas City through the Alliance agencies.

Miss Lottie Musser.eelebrated her 17th anniversary Wednesday October 23rd, by JAMESTOWN, mMt CERTIFIES Mrs. Caroline A. Garland, of Dcerneld.N. (formerly of Lowell, Mass.) "I was afflicted with salt-rheum, tbe itchlnjr being so Incessant as to seriously Interfere with sleep. I'ainful scrofulous sores appeared on my neclc and the upper part of my arms, and from there the humor went to my eyes.

My appetite being poor, my health rapidly failed. I began to take Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and before I had finished ten bottles I regained my appetite, improved greatly ii. strength, and was permanently cured. I consider that what I spent for this ntedicino was well invested. The Sar- saparilla has indeed done me incalculable good." Price six bottles, $5.

Worth $5 a bottle. CUTLERY. principle payable at our office. PiiviSsgs granted borrower to pay any portion cf principal at any time without Boticeandstop interest. OUR EXCHANGES.

At tho Methodist church Sunday evening, at the close of the song ser vice, after several persons had testi tied to their religious experience, ex-Congressman Hanback rose to bis feet and spoke as follows: "I rely not on my own strength, but lean on tbe arm of my Savior. I stand here to-night to bear testimony of His holy name, and ask the pray ers of the people of God, that I may step out of the darkness into the light of His redeeming love. At the foot of the cross I cast the bulk of my sins, and looking up to where Ho hangs out-stretched, I will ask for help in this my hour of need. I have not taken'this stop with great haste I have been slow to respond to his call. When I was fourteen years of age, in a grove in Illinois, 1 knelt at the altar and found that peace.of mind that passeth all understanding.

I went back to my humble home where dwelt my father and mother and with renewed love fell into their arms, pnd tookupon me the vow which lam now slow to do. I think if in the goodness of God father ai-d mother had remained with mo, that chin tinifflts IT 111 nun in Europe for cash or on time. Prompt attention given to insurance and collections. Jno. O.

HANSON, saparilla has aUo cured nie of piles. Prepared by Dr.J. C. Ayer Lowell, Mass. HARDWARE Cook Stove Tinware, Iron, ammunition, Builders's McBRIDB BRO slli Heating Stove, Wagon Wood, Guns, Bolts, Hardware, Revolvers, Ribles plufh goods smd notions, MankboolvS, writing paper, Tnd Jfatfonerv pencils pens, inks and mucilage, memorandums, pocket books and ruVces, and story papers and.

novels- Also repr clocks watches and jewely, and are proprietors of Wheel Barrows, Wire, Etc. Prices as low as First'CIass Anywhere in ANSDELL ESS v. 1 11 Our New Goods are here, and they SELECTED and tho MOST COMPLEX BROUGHT TO JAMESTOWN. Our Clothing Department will ty, and will be soft at prices tnat defy du eompeuon Our shelves are now filled with the latest patterns in mm ii goods, ladies, and before maicing your purchases givo us a call. We have just what you wish.

COME NOW Our Boot and Shoe Department is another mammoth lino of New Goods wo offor to tho public. They are of tho best make and of tho choicest materials to be hadt II SO. HANS ON. Wm.TANGMAN. A.

It. MONTGOMERY. I P. MAD G. N.

11AKTWKI E. L. PRINCE. POLICE JUDGE McKETXA. IT THE AS PKELLOGO CITY CLEltlv XI WOODRUFF Township Officers.

TRUSTEE w. TOWNSHIP CLERK J. O. JIANMW. TREASURER Win.

TANGMAN. E. PECK, Livery, Sale Feed Stable COOD RIOS, LIVELY TEAMS AND FAIR PRICES. P. Jergenson.

CARPENTER. Wagon IViakcr. sa. "if JN0.0.HAES0N, AOENT- COME TO JAMESTOWH ITor Your- havo just laid in a fresh stock of lumber fttnn tho mills in Arks bas. I am prepared to fill any kind of bill at as low figures as it can bo bought tor at any other yard around this part of the country.

ulso, carry a largo lino of windmills and pump' goods that will be Bold prices to meet any competition. J. Fitzgerald. AUCTIONEER. 141 will cry your sales on th most liberal terms.

1'Vm pales ft specially. Satisfaction guaranteed, j.t. Mccracken. Scottsville, Kari. 0.

F. Wilcox, Sb.oGraa3i or. Opposito Exchange Bank, C. Eft XEtSO HI Carries fall lln of hud tnd boots and shoes. Mending and rcpairiug a speciality Two doors south of Bank ol Jamestown.

The Commercial House. FIST CASS IN EYERY PARTICblA Best of Accommodations For tho Traveling Public TERMS BIO DERATE. Dr. G. H.

Hartwen, PHYSICIAN -and- SURGEON. OFEICE AT TUE DRUG STORE. Prompt attention pata to T1 Jk mm'- -fjm mm. 1 W. 1.

Porter, IB axbor i NOV WORD AliOUT GnOCEIHEK GJSLAT lol liit been nid about tseJlinsr "AfA'P Wo uo''r liavo beciiuudersold, we never W1L.L. BANK, KANSAS. nromertv at lowest rates. Interest and to and from all points an age Gideon was a brilliant general, whose military wisdom goes without Tho renublieau luirtv is following: this grand, old command ers teachings, in Kansas. They do not, intend to compromise with tho Devil and Dr.

Munford of tho Kansas Cit Times on the resubmission rmPRtion. nil the lovers of the and the destruction of the pleasant pictures, of the unblighted imnipa ot Kansas are permitted to withdraw from its ranks, and join I he iniqmtious clans. Your absence will not bo noticed, but your presence will be disagreeable to the res-poetors of American liberty and happiness, liv ng in Kansas. We kneel down on our marrow bones and plead forgiveii.ess of our Lord High Sheriff and his charge, the Daylight, for so audaciously charging them with extorting money from the county. You gave such a truthrul assuring statement of the 586 miles traveled, your hotel bills and incidentals in this last issue that wo arc appalled at our wild criticisms of your dishonesty, when you are the very type of Honesty itself.

Hear our prayers begging forgiveness of our rash charges, and misrepresenting r. I 1 T7 .11 you so ueiore this people. en we jj put on sack cloth and ashes, and dig in dust of the earth for lo! these many days god of Ignorance! god of Innocences! Throw thy cloak around us that our burning shame and humility may be hid. We, who have so unjustly accused one of honesty's rara avis, of dishonosty. The nveting last Friday night was not the best conducted meeting we i mi 1 I ever attend, me oiame, nuwevei, does not wholly rest with the chair man, yet we are inclined to think, he was somewhat partial.

When Wrn. Ion" was speaking tho continual talk ing yahoos was enough to try the pa tience ol JoD.il not Ducm- iraciure u. The insirmitions and intimating talk of some was ungentlemanly, to say the legist. We are not, however, censuring the one side, but do think that if the chai.i had enforce obedi- enco irom all, there would not have been the disturbance rarsed there n.i 1 was. xne meeting uccoinpnsneu nothing we think, as no time set for the committee to go before the board there is not one man in brant town ship, who is not now in favor ot iron bridges being placed over the creek, and not one man of Grant township is opposed to the coun ty paying for the same.

Uie only thh.g causod the contracting pai ties for the bridges to otter to pay one-half of the cost incurred budding ths bridges is from auniver-al custom bridge building in the count3T. Nearly every bridge in the county has beer, built on this system of payment. Jf it has been strictly adhered to then there is no injustice lone anyone township, if not then of course, the county should be compelled to stand the cost of the bridges. Wo will endeavor to throw some light on that subject if V70 can obtain anything from our county officials. OOLESON GATHERING.

A week ago this evening, the gathering at the private parlors ol Mr. andMrs. A. F. Coleson was select in personnel and entertainment.

It was mirth and music from 9 o'clock till midnight, sandwiched with a rich collation. Mr. and Mrs. C. are to Concordia what tbe Prince and Princess of Wales are to England They entertain with royalty's hand, We wonder who run the above named gentlemans "joint" in tho Barons House while he engaged in that evenings festivities.

Her had better purchase a newspaper and turn editor for anybod3r who can have cheek to puff themselves up bo, certainly would meet with marvelous success in tho newspaper arena. What awful liars some of our western contempotat ies are. tell of a man whuse hand was caught in cane mill and before the machinery could be stopped his entire body was drawn through. Tho accident was not fatal but it unfitted htm for his old business, so ho bad to secure a position to serve in the capacity of a clothes line. Downs Chief.

IpUfplfV if till dlOau 4 I i. if p. ft 1 .4 ft inviting her many friends over and having a regular jubilee.party. Those present report a good time. Rob Coen mnst expect a raise In pork, judging from the way he paid for hogs at the Saletheother day.

The Graves post office and store; and all of Sherman Dotson's household goods were consumed by fire on last Saturday morning, Dotson had gone east a load ot apples and his wife and babe were there alone. Shehad just budt a tire, and then stepped across to Mr. Berseys, a near neighbor, and before any one saw it thehouse was in Haines, lt is suppos ed to haveoriginated freni a detective flue. Enos Rushton celebrated his 5Sth anniversary "luesday, October 23rd, eby inviting his many friends ever to spend the evening. Quite a number of useful presents were received from his friends, who wish him many happy aays to come.

Mr Editor if vou will allow me 1 will try and answer the Times, in regard to the Alliance and tlie court house steal. Neither am I orthe majority of the mem bers in favor ot the stand that the Quill takes, but' please don't whip, the Alliance with the Quill the U. L. party, but if you.have any thing to throw at the Allian ce, throw it right square at us as i farmers' organization. The Quill has right to its views so have you or I I also notice that the Times editor is giving me fits for advising E.

to let the Alliance alone tand goes on to sar that he hopes their shots at the Alliance are true. Well, I don't hope anything about it, but kno that they rare not. They sav that the Alliance is a U. u. organ this we deny and can'prove the same, by the fact" that we have in the Alliance some of the rankest republicans in the county and they are of the strongest members.

The AH ianee is not a politi cal organ at all, and is not allowed to make politics whatever, and it any ot its members make any political tight they musfTdo it of-tbe Alli ance, lie also has anothar half-column of mixed-up stuff something 'like this: Says Billy, boards kicked ofl the Union Labor platform; fist-shaking at Alliance Order Goose Feathers; porus -plaster. etc. Now've Times?" editors, what nartv do you. "belong Your whole consists 'ot your money loaning adver tisements and raking tbe republican nominees and Your paper a republican organ, therefore you are not democratic. Who do vou want the people to vote for; please tell ns and nerhans'iwe will then know what's the matter with you.

Billy, tke Bummer. Pickups from kackiey and surrounding country. Married At the residence of Mr. Christ Nelsonr.in Buffalo township, Oct. 30.

at 12 bv Rev. fcoranson. Miss Minnie Ol.sen to rist Rasniussen. Miss Minnie iswell being a sister of Dr. V.

Olsen. and we extenil to the newly our congratu- a long and happy life. E. Grover, father of M. E.

rover ar rived at thelatter's home yesterday. He expects to visit with his son most of the winter. He, like Jmuny other Kansas men. nas neon to tne the satisfied. THE NOTICE OF LA BE LOCUARD'S SALE IN ANOTHER COLUMN.

The following ispthe "program Of the County Convention of W. C. T. U. which convenes at Miltouvale, Thursday, Nov.

7, 1889. morning session. tl 0:30 Prayer service, conducted by Mrs. Clithero Convention called lo order bythe County President. Roll call of racers.

Heading of the minutes of the last Convention. Reception of delegates. Ajournment. afternoon session 1:30. Prayer service conducted by Mrs.

F. LV Laker, Heading minutes of tho morning session. Appointment of committes. Address of welcome by Mrs. Tay- loe.

Response to address of welcome, Miss Sara McCail. Report from- local Unions. Report of committees. Plan of futuro work, by District President, Miss Franc A. Cady.

Adjourned to 7:00 p. m. EVENING? SESSION. Music by the Miltonvale Choir. Prayer by Rev.

Mayo. S3rnopsis of State Work at the Annual Convention at Beloit, by County President. -Miss Sara McCail. Demorest Medal Contest conducted by Mrs. Johnson, of Miltonvale.

Collection, Music-. I3erediction, Miss Sara MoCall. Mrs. Rose Cornell, President. Sect etary.

There is comfort for tho man with a prematurely gray beard in Buckin-ham's Dye, because it never fails to color an even brown or black as-may bo desired. HI IMPROVED as I erow into' manhood my way of; life would havo been fixed, but at sixteen I closed the eyes of my mother nino months widow and with a family of six. of which I was the oldest we went out into the world to fight its battles. As we wandered hither and thither our lives fell into rough places and I ceased to follow mothers teachings. I think now when I look back on this scene, the world was cold and bleak, and sometimes I do not wonder that I fell by the wayside, but during all these years, the Savior has knocked at the door of my heart repeatedly, spoken to me, urged me to let him in.

I was in a strange city not long agor walking on the side walk, when I heard that voice call again, and turning in response to His tender demands, I went to my hotel and knelt at my bedside and prayed the lord to open the way, and from that, time on I seemed to havo a higher and better place than before, and the first thought that came to me I sat down and wrote to wife and told her that I helieved 1 had found my Savior. So I believe I had found my savior. So I stand here to-night not hesitating not doubling what is best lor me, ut pleading in His name, by His sacrifices and by his death for me, that I may be drawn out of this-slough of sin. that I my-feet may be put on the strong place, and that 1 may bo hi.s younger brother during the rest of mv life. For all these, 1 humbly ask your prayers." At the close rof the services Mr.

Ilanback went forward and; present his name for membership with the church. Osborne Journal. Col. John." A. Anderson is certainly not a candidate for re-election.

IIo hits not'huon ul over t'r4 district this year to look after the pensions of old soldiers. As it is tho first ofl year he has missed since he entered congress he must have concluded not to run again. Haddam Clipper. It is sntd that there boy tramps in tho United States, when one thinks of this vant number ol homeless boys it wiU lake a very long telescope for them to look and see tho Heathen in Foreign lands. Let tho money being spent on Foreign missions be kept at borne and spent in alleviating tho sufferings of the homeless poor of tho United States.

Haddam Clipper. Judgo tho twenty-third judicial district, last week decided thai attorneys havo tho ngnt topiace sheriff's Bale advertisements in what ever paper they desiro and that the sheriff has no voice in the matter. Ever since Sheriff Marshall purchased an interest in the Daylight be has claimed tho right to control all that kind of advertising, and in spite ol requests by attorneys to have the sales they wero managing putdishcd elsewhere he has hoggishly gobbled everything. Empire. Dr.

Trainor was called Monday to see Henry Garber, a married son of Wm. Garber, living north of town. From tbe Doctor we learn that Mr. G. was plowing out potatoes with his team which became frightened and started to run.

The double trees broke and the lines, which wero a round his body, pulled him over the plow and dragged him several yards before he could distaugle himseii. An examination Monday revealed 1 tho fact that severe internal injuries had been received by the unfortunate man. Next morning Dr. Scott was called in consultation. Later in the the day Dr.

Trainor again visited him, but despite tbe best medical skill, he died at six o'clock Tuesday evening. He leaves a wife and two or three small children to mourn his loss. Scandia Journal. PLAYING HOB. Monday morning some strange lady accompanied by throe children, the eldest a boy of some fourteen years, was driving into town and on approaching the Mo.

Pac. train the team became frightened aud attempted to run. Zonitv White canght one of the horses and Geo. Scott attempt-ed to get hold of tho other but failed. Zonia held on and circled the team around until the vehicle was up set and somewhat damaged, None the occupants were injured.

When the lady shakenherself out and saw no ono was fctlled, her first words addressed to tho boy were 'Well, we've played hob." Scandia Journal. Read Montgomery ad. You will miss a stop ard see the treat unless you 'pretty desirable things that McHnde iiros. otter you To iu but to buy. BUjUR The JTame stow The Quill.

JOHN W. McCOY Editor and Proprietor. fxTTi? jf. itiJATCOH TIME CARD Going East 10.10 a. Freight.

A2.10 p. Going West Passenger 5.57 p. Fieight 12.10 p. ui. Jamestown Branch Arrive 10 a.

in. depart p. m. SATTIKDAY. OCTOBER o.

REPUBLICAN CO. TICKET. o- For Treasurer. GEO. W.

TITTLE. For Clerk, 13 ARLES FROCTO K. For Register of Deeds, C. F. HOSTETLER, For Sheriff.

WILBUR C. SCOTT. 'For Surveyor: SAMUEL DOllAN. For Coroner, DR. S.

C. P1GMAN For Commissioner of Third District, WM. J. ION. TOWNSHIP TICKET.

For Trastee For Treasurer For Clerk W. H. "Robinson. L. F.

B'ftdiey, W. J. Merita. J. I.

Meyers, For Counstables For Justice of Peace F. VanStralen. POLITICS JIAKES STRANGE BED FELLOWS. FOR THE QUIIX. Present indications point to the defeat ol the machinations of James Burton, republican postmaster, and his band of 6ttikrs in the democratic rank Party fealty would at least be expected from a republican office-holder, but its absence in this instance is only additional evidence of bis menial incapacity and incoherence.

Mr. Ion, the republican candidate for ccmmisslkner of the 3d district, made- a clean canvass, was fairly nominated, and deserves to be elected. The base misrepresentations having failed of their purpose, they have now turned to sgi tato the bridge question, hoping by seeming controversy tojnake it appear through emissaries sent through the district. Mr. Ion is without a friend and is well-nigh a public outcast.

This is ail political "dumb-chow," for every thinking man knows that their meetings are shams that the committee appointed to interview the county commissioners, won't interview for the simple reason that the bonrd will not meet in regular fessien until January, and that no busi-ntss of this kind can be transacted at fpecial meetings. Again the appointment of committees for the in. dieated virtually exposes their perfidily and supplies a motive for their rtio hp i rv.rfc of the scheme is conduct to have tikers at the noils to tratte everv where votes for the democratic nomiRee. The credit for this sSate-of affairs in the 3d commissioner district is largely due to Mr. Burton's efforts and js deserving ot the seveiet rebuke from the sincere republicans.

A desultory warfare within pin ty lines by such bush-whackers, is highly reprehensible and ought not be countenanced. Mr. Ion is an old citizen ot the eonnty, naving settled here early in the "seventies." By industry ud economy he has become one ot her most substantial homers. He is a good neighbor, an hon est and capable man, and for the past three years ably and efficiently performed the duties of trustee, to the- entire satisfaction of his constituency. It ib siueerely hoped that the transpar ent of this Democralic-Union-Labor fusion Is apparent to all republicans and that they will go to the polls and vote Churns, Goods can bo secured lor this Vicinity.

AND SON 54 BEST EVE It compare with any in tho coun .1 11 Montgomery Bro's. arc now just letting the bottom out of prices. Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Patent business conducted for Moderate Ftc. nun nrncc is Opposite O. S.

Patent Orricc caS eecuTe patent Tin leu time thaa tLoee remote from Washington. Send model, drawing or with ascription. We advise, if patentable or not, free ol charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured. a pamphlet Hovr to Obtain Patents," with namfs of actual clients in your State, county, or town, sent free.

Address, C. A-SPJOW CO. Opp. Patent OrncE. Wahinston, D.

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E. 11AINS. M. IX Homeopathic PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, Chronic diseases and diseases pcculiai to women and chikhvn, in connection with general practice, a specialty. CONCORDIA, KANSAS K.

DOUGLASS, llesideiitDentiftt Concordia, Kans. the ticket straight anrf retake tne per fdity of this modern political Arnold, tor Tuck REruMJcyx. to carets anti wall paer at J.Z 0-.