Kansas Kritic from Concordia, Kansas • 1

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ii r- ii i VOL. VI. CONCORDIA, KANSAS, MAY 6, M885. NO. 18 MMMgMMMgaMMMBMMMMMMMB am 1 A 7 1 1 LOCAL ITEMS.

A aaily special from New Pieplant at Palmer's. Summer Silks Orleans says "Our dearly beloved state still is in the van. Kansas again leads the procession and carries oft' the Go and hear Joseph Cook this yen- 'Foil ow thft -Crowd And expect to be pleased with our cheaper than ever before. 5000 yds F. K.DABNEY, M.D.

PII YSICI AN AND SURGEON, Office over Poet Office. CONCRDIA, KANSAS. ing. Cacumber Pickles only 10 cts. quart at Palmer's.

only 35 cts per yd. at Wm. Haskett Son's. banner prizes at the world's "exposition. An array of premiums which makes every Kansas heart swell with joy aud pride has been won by the We took a look through Mr.

J. C. Elliot's house, corner of. Seventh aud State the other day and were surprised at the metamorphosis that had taken place since the time we had viewed it before, viz, the day it took fire about a year ago. A fine parlor fronts on Seventh St.

and connects with a folding door with the sitting-room in Which is the finest bay window in town. The up-stairs before the fire was not well arranged but now there are. several large commodious rooms with plenty of closet room. The kitchen Mr. L.

B. Spurlock has sold out his Money, Money, Money. dray and express business to Mr. W. F.

SAWHILL, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, CONCORDIA, KANSAS. AnPnTiiTO tut nrnjTiTTTiwn Levi For farm loans or Real Estate call on Carpen'tek Pepperell. Anybody desiring nice fresh home Concordia Kas AflWUlW UV uLUliMlj, made lard can procure it at Frisbic Office over Taylor Neitzel's Drug great sunflower state.

Oar products have paralyzed the less fortunate inhabitants of other states, and indeed have beaten the wqiid. Read the record. The awarding committee has given Kansas the first premiun on white corn the first on yellow, and the committee Hartmaier's Meat Market. 3. W.SHEAFOK.

Attobnky at Law. Office over Brown's Bwlc th. Street. GoJfooRBiA, Kansas. Store.

FOR- is in the basement, so is the dining II. N. Hanson has received direct The latest dispatches from Europe say that the probabilities now are that England and Russia will not go M. V.JONES. notKKT at Law, Officeover Cloud Co.

Bauk, room and out of the latter is an entrance into the cyclonacelhny a very from manufactory Genuine Kangaroo, Gondola. Kid. Goat and other -first Etl, YOUTH, DOYS AUD CHILDREN to war. rear room. Concordia.

Kansas. handy thing to have around when old class shoes for ladies, misses and chil Mr. D. T. Dunning left for New U.

3 CRANS, Boreas gets on a tear. The painting dren wear, also line of men's and Mexico last week to look atter a A ttorkkt at Law, Prncclces in Che OdJfrts of Just received an stock of of the whole edifice is done in magni elegant boys Boots and Shoes, so if you want ranch and store that he has in that f. the 12, Judical Uistnct, and berore me uuea EtauM Land Office. Uncomplete abstracts of Cloud afterwards recommended that- in addition to the above premiums a gold medal be given Kansas for the best corn in the world. Listen again 1 Kansas is awarded the first premium on red winter wheat.

The first premium on flour by gradu- ated process was awarded to ficent style and is a credit to the artist, first class Boots and Shoes call on County, Concorwa Kansas. Mr. John West, the graining and country. Write to M. L.

Penwell, Washing H. N. Hanson. polishing being extra fine. Every A.

A.CARNAHAN. ton, Kans. for catalogue of Greenhouse What is the difference between the thing around shows that the work was done regardless of cost, for all is plants, Everblooming Roses, Hardy old and new prohibitory law? Ans to iiliss Wood, Winneld; and first Roses and Shrubbery. All ivi a -r A venue, JommoS' known as Union Block.) Money to Loan, Legal napers prepared, and Legal dvioe Under the old law in order to obtain most elegantly finished. The knobs, on flour, by old process, to Piersou The Cloud Co.

Bank is painting, locks, hinges, are of the best qual liquor to use as a beverage, a person ti veil. Ulncr noura irxim a. m. im i. m.

COSiCORPlA. Kansas. New and Novel Designs in kalsomimng and fixing up its rooms was obliged to both swear and lie uigf-J ity and are put on in a workmanlike manner. The improvements have cost in good shape. Mr.

Warren does the work and it is a credit to him. Mr, Elliott, 6iuce the fire, about ner the new law he has simply to he. The burden upon his soul is a little less, but whether greater or less upon the physical constitution is yet to be $3,000. Gents5 Furnishing Goods. We are prepared to dazzle you with, our elegant 'display an astonishingly low prices.

Call and see us. 500 Parasols from 10 cents to 68.00. -We tried to find out who is to oc Brothers, of Lawrence. The Franklin county Sugar works captured the first premium on jsorghum sugar. The Rice county works second on sorghum and amber cane sugar, after a hot contest by the middle and northwestern states.

Kansas received first premium lor best hundred varieties of apples. The state, it is known, duly received ten first and two second premiums on short horn cattle, and the first premium on polled Angus to Warren Ati elegant line of Summer Hosiery in all the new shades. determined. Mil ton vale News. cupy it but failed.

We hardly think that Mr. Elliott would fix it up in CONCORDIA National Bank, CONCORDIA, KANSAS. AUTOIXED CAPITAL, Paid-in Capital, Transacts a gcuoral banking business. C. W.

HcMAlD, Pres. Wm. Haskett Son. Genuine Kansrarob Shoes warranted such elcaborate stvle to be rented, so The following are the officers ot the I. 0.

Concordia Lodge, No. 9S, JSa we presume he means to occupy it himself but as he is! a bachelor, we to outwear any 2 pair of Glove Kid for the next quarter: W. C. Shoes made. For sale by, Rev.

John A. Bull R. II. Mrs. E.

don't see how he is going to keep that ot Kansas takes sixtv-fivc Pittaway; L. 11. Dora Fowler; II. N. Hanson.

The Band of Hope in this city is house in order, hence we infer he intends takingto himself a wife. Who OLOTHIBBS. W. Mondella Livezey W. CM Rev.

miscellaneous first and second premiums, besides all this in the face of M. Wood; W. Fred Bull; W. A. ever the lady may happen to be, mav rapidly increasing in numbers.

From justly feel proud of her residence. great odds. While the Kansas legis Sarah Stackhouse W. Mrs. Shoit W.

F. Ambrose Martell a membership of 50 two or three weeks ago it lias now increased to 130 mem II. R. Honey, E. LlNNEV Vice Pres.

W. T. A. Wilson W. D.

Eva bers. Piles of it we mean money and it Young; I. Anna Hodges; O. lature appropriated for the display, but seven thousand; Dakota gave thirty thousand, Illinois twenty, Nebraska twenty, Ohio thirty, Indiana thirty, Iowa twenty-five, Minnesota is money that talks. Just think ot We are under obligations to Mr.

W.E.Patrick. W. H. Wright for several copies of the five hundred-thousand dollars in one pile. The Republican Valley Loan To the first person who will solve this "DIAMOND PUZZLE" between now and the Fourth of July, we will present our Nickle-plated "BABY GARLAND RANGE." Mr.

J. B. Mosher of Lawrenceburg, Labor Enquirer, an anti-monoply paper of no uncertain sound, publish thirty, Wisconsin twenty, Texas, Cal Trust have that amount to loan ifornia and New York fifty each: and came in and subscribed for our paper on Saturday. Mr. Mosher is an old on farms.

See them for particulars ed at Denver, CoL over Rogers Co's Clothing Store. Marriage licenses have becu issued abolitionist and one of the founders still we lead them all. Kansas men down here feel as it they were the salt of the earth, and are treated that Doing business under the laws of the TflE CLODD CbTJHTY BANK, Concordia, Kansas. CAF1TAI, $100,000, Does a general Banking Business, Sells Drafts on Europe. Loans Money at Lowest RatcK, both on Personal Property and Real Estate.

T-. B. Smith, President. V. II.

Branch, Cashier. W. E. Moojie Asst. Cashier.

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of the Republican Party, but he has to the following persous, in the past week. State of Kansas, is incorporated and way, too. Commissioner Bacon is as composed of good responsible men become convinced that that Party has become corrupt in like manner as the James Booth Abbott and Eure happy as a clam at extraordinary high with whom to do business. tide, and through him the people are old Whig Party and ho sees no hope for Prohibition only in a new and pure party and therefore he rcluctant- Boget, all of Cloud county. adjourned on Saturday but owing to the immense number of unfinished cases on the docket an extra Rev.

A.M. Richardson of Lawrence, doing Kansas proud. Mr. Bacon was serenaded, and Kansas given sweet State Organizer of the Prohibition y. has been forced to leave his old af- words till you couldn't rest.

The expo Party writes us session of court was ordered for the sition attendance yesterday was the filation and join the Prohibition Party. There are many more in this Concordia Kansas. "Please announce in the Critic that grand National Prohibition Camp a largest yet known. It was estimated to be from 40,000 to 60,000. county just on the turning point.

week commencing' May 25th. "i Mr. J. E. Alsop returned from Ciay Center.

on. Friday sold liPITAL, meeting will be held in Bismarck The Kansas City Timseiu comment The Y. Mr C. A. of this city is Grove commencing Aug.

13th, "and continuing 10 or 12 days. The load- his blooded stallion to Mr. A. W. ing on the above says deserving of great praise for provid Drury of that city for the same price rig Prohibitionists of the country are "There were not many first premi ing our citizens with the means of A that he sold his other one, $1,200.

ums for agricultural products left at leariug and seeing some of the most expected to attend, Neal Dow, Gov. Colquitt, Geo. W. Bain. John B.

Loans Receives Deposits, Does a General Banting BimiKsn. 3ko. W. Maushall, Pkksihent, JamkS I. Wykr, Vick Pkkst.

F.J. Atwood, Casiiiek. BiH-McECKROW PKHl'lUKTOK OF IH New Orleans after Kansas finished tak noted and talented men of our country. Finch, Gov. St.

John, Miss Francos It takes a large sum of money to do A A Willard, Mrs." Mrs. ing what she had earned. Her money investment for an exhibit was not more than liberal but her commissioner was A A Lathrop and many others. It will be a representative gather exact ly the man to make the most of it and her unsurpassed resources furnished the materials. Mr.

Bacon was in ing of the noble leaders of the Prohibition Party." A defatigable in securing good specimeus TO this and our people ought to show their appreciation of the Association's efforts by attending all their lectures. Joseph Cook of Boston lectures this evening on "Ultimate America" and there is a rich treat in store for all who attend. The admission fee is only fifty cents, and if you have not already secured tickets go at once to the postoffice and get tickets for yourself and wife, or if you havn't a wife, for yourself and sister. A A A A A A SEY SE A 0 S-D 0 A A A A 0 The Band of Hope lesson for last week was as follows LESSON II Tonic: HOW ALCOHOL IS MADE, Golden Text Their wine is the the poison of dragons and venom of A A A Keeps a fuU tine ot Fresh and Pure DRUBS MEDICINES. Also Oils, Paints, Glass, Putty, Druogists' Tojlkt Anrrct.ES, Fancy Gooiws, Books, Station ewy, School SrrFLiEs, SoAfs, Pekfumeky, Etc.

rtiyslciiuiK preriftiens'enirery nd accurate iy cumpouuded day or night. of grain and other representative Kansas productions. His energy and skill give the state a world wide reputation. In red wheat, white and yellow corn and Shorthorn and Angus cattle she leads the whole country. These are the upon which every farming community must mainly depend.

A state which grows the best grain and the best beef cattle in the union may claim to rank as the first, agricultural state. The capacities for production which Kansas possesses are yet hardly understood. As" as population pushes her soil seehis to respond liberally. The southwestern counties, previously almost uninhabited, are receiving this spring an immigration ofunequaled proportions; The limit to her productiveness will not be known until every section shall feel the ef CT asps: Deut. 3 2, ,23.

Golden Tnouirr I was made to be eaten, And not to be drank; To Ikj threshed in a barn, Not soaked in a tank I come as a blessing When put through a mill As a blight and. a curse When a still. J. R. DOUGLAS, We are glad to notice the marked improvement in the Topeka Daily Journal since Mr.

W. P. Tomlinson has assumed the reins of its government. Its paragraphs arc no longer bungling and ungrammatical, but sharp, incisive and to the point. Mr.

T. is a ready and forcible writer. True he is radically opposed to us in politics for he is an on tspoken and fearless anti-prohibitionist, but we would at any time rather face an open enemy than a bushwhacker or a gucrrila. We would that all the editors of the State who are fighting under the guise ot Republicanism would come out from their covers and tell us which side they are on of this all important question of the day, Prohibition. I Where do we get al Question cohol Answer: It js made from grain, fcr- ana can oe aistiiiea trom any GPFor information in regard to puzzle and to 6ce the range, call at the Leading Hardware Store of ROBINSON McCRARY, Concordia.

KANSAS. CONCORDIA, fects of cultivation. The rain belt will soon take in the entire state. The establishment of trade and manufacturing centers within and near her borders will give a steady sale and higher pricesfor her farm productions. The future has only prosperity, and wealth in store for such a state.

The premiums won at New Orleans convey abroad no highly colored impression. They toll of facts aud hardly of them with full justice. C. T. WARREN, DEALER IJf WALL PAPER harness, saddels Main Street," CONCORDIA, KANSAS Keeps Everything in his I-ine Mr.

C. E. Sweet and family intend leaving our city this week. They will stop at-Chrcago for awhile and then probably join Mr. Wyer and family at Red Lake Falls, Minnesota.

The fine warm weather of the past few days leads us to remark that Spring is here, at last, though we stand ready, if the clerk of the weather kicks, to take it all back next week. Mrs. J. Foster, her sister Miss Jennie Hughes, and her brother Mr. Hughes left Monday morning for Oregon City, Oregon to visit -their mother and other relatives.

They will be gone about three months. If the generous hearted individual who left a big bundle of pie plant at our office door yesterday noon while we were at dinner, would but call and tell us who he is, he would receive Our thanks, if nothing more. We'll bet that Joseph Cook can fling more big words at an audience than any other man in this country, we mean English words, of course, for we wouldn't want to match him with a Russian, or German or even a Welshman. Hartmaier Frisjbie the en terp vising butchers will have on hand this week and hereafter fresh Salmon from the Dallas Fishery, Dallas, Oregon. This is something in the Fish Line, tha.t has never been obtainable in Concordia, heretofore.

Mr- M. H. Peterson when he called upon us last week never said a word to ns about getting; married but we wish him every happiness all the same. He was married on "Wednesday last to Miss Jennie Roswall daughter of Mr. J.

P. Iloswall, of this city. We saw the other day at Peterson Reid's oifice the charter of "The Concordia, Loan and Investment Co." The charter is for $150,000 and is to run for twenty years. Peterson and Reid have already gained an enviable reputation as square' dealing money loaners but with the greater facilities now afforded them under this charter they keep on increasing to their already large business. We are requested to announce that the Seventh Day will hold a Camp Meeting at Bismarck Grove on May 20th to 27th.

Round Trip Tickets atone will be sold from this city to Bismarck on May -19th to 26th and good for return till the evening of the 28th inst. This is the sa me society that held their last annual Camp Meeting in -the Court House Square in this city. Geo." A. Wright who has Just started a repair shop in Parr's bui Wing on Sixth is a son of Trustee W. H.

Wright and is an aipt at repairing and mending all kinds ot machinery. We took him some tools to be sharpened the other day and he performed the job well and. his charges were very moderate. If you have any work of the kind tb-be done, take it to him, he is just starting in business on i his own book, aud help ths-yburinau alorj. PLYMOUTH ROCK, PEKIN DUCK, $1.00 per Setting of thirteen.

M.J. HUNTER, Coucordia, Kas. AND WM It is needless to tell our readers to look at Peterson Reid's large advertisement. They have al read' seen that "big Injun" and bigger grasshopper going for their. office at full speed.

The fame of this office for having plenty of money at4 lowest, rates of interest have reached outside the borders of civilization, and induced these old settlers to come back to their old stamping ground to see if they cannot boi'ipw some of the needful until buffalo gets more plenty and corn gets ripe. Doubtless Peterson. Reid will give them all they want, provided they have the proper security to offer, for we know they have plenty of money to loan and they never ask the sex, race, color or previous condition of servitude. All who need cheap money will do well to give them a call. RAINS HUNTER, HOM(EPATHIC PHYSICIANS SURGEONS, CONCORDIA, KAS.

men ted Ques. 2 WHat is fermented liquor? Ans. It i3 fruit or' grain juice in which the sugar which is in the grain has been broken up or changed into carbonic acid and alcohol. Ques. 3 Is there alcohol in sugar? Ans.

No. but sugar is made of hydrogen, carbon and oxj'gen, and these substances when separated can combine again so as to make alcohol. Ques. 4 What are the fermented "Ans. Winei beer and cider.

Wine is fermented grape juice; beer is barley juice, and eider is fermented apple juice. Ques. 6: How is alcohol distilled from fermented ju Ans. The juice is heated, the steam is carried through a cold pipe aud the drops of. condensed steam are drops of alcohol.

Ques. 6 Where are these liquors made? v-v Aus. Fermented liquors are made in breweries, and alcohol is made in the distillery. Ques. What intoxicating drinks are distilled liquors? Aus.

Whisky, brandy, gin and rum. Ques. 8 How' much alcohol is in these liquors? Ans. They aro nearly one half alcohol. Ques.

9 Is alcohol used for anything but drink? Ans.i it is, used', in' manufacturing, iu the arts, and in preparing drugs for i Ques. 10 Is its Use absolutely necessary? ASTEE2ST Meat Market, Has moved his paint and paper store one Block west and one north on State and Fifth "streets. Just north rom Hull Soii'b vagon shop. Sjccial attention given to Snrgcr' ind diseases of Women and Children. A GREAT STORY By Mr.

Jnmes Payn Is now being published in our fiamm weekly paper. Also each wee we give a wriiiun bj" Fine old onions at Palmer's. Hoof uibcI Shoes At unequaled prices, our stock is large and complete. Note prices. Men's Calf Boots from $2.00.

to $5.00 Ladies Button Shoesfrom .95 to $5.50 We have many bargains in Boots and Shoes. Wm. Haskett Son. TESTIMONIALS. Dr Dabney cured me of a large rose cancer which I believe would have soon ended my life if I had not received prompt, and skill ful mcd ical aid.

James V. Price, Cloud County. I will -state to the public, believing it my duty to do so, that Dr. Dabney cured me' of a large cancer situated on myu wider, jaw. After a number of othcigood physicians had refused to treat mycase, considering too critical, for them to take the responsibility.

Mrs. Powell, Cloud County. Mr. Gales says that Dr. Dabney cured his daughter of a eftneer after others had refused the responsibility of the case.

Recently Dr. Dabney was called to treat the little5 daughter of Mr. Townsditi after their family phyeiciau had said the child could not live until 12 o'clock that night, tThc chiid, is now entirely -'restored Ho health through the. skill ful treatment of Dr. Datr-v-.

KV. T. HE WITT TAIMAGE, oruf il SS wx rhunor the whole year. In addition to the ruminued stories, weekly sermons by Brooklyn's At the New Market in LaRocque's Opera Hall Block Will constantly lie found FRESH AND CURED MEATS, Butter and Eggs. Try my Home-made Sausage Lard.

it. E. HA WARD, Proprietor. t3TF lour and Feed on hand. COHE AND SEE US', We have added to our large Stock of WM Mills' later A FINE LOT OK ORGANS of the best quality.

Also a stock of Sewing Machines, Oils, Needles, and repairs. Repairs of all kinds pertaining to our bu sinews kept constantly on hand and al! kinds of repairing done promptly and neatly. We are at the Old Stand in the Opera Block and we do now as we always fcave, done guarantee Mir goods and It will pay you to com and tee us, tj-' fore buying either Mtlli, Pumps, Or zrt orBcwiux Macnlnea. Your for Cuxlneiv, Over a year ago C. C.

Archer hired out One of his saddle horses to a young fellow and never afterwards heard from him. He advertised for the pony all over the the country but no trace of the pony could be found any where. Last Sunday evening a j'oung man rode up to Archer's stable and wanted to put his horse in the stable for the night. Mr. Archer told him that he would take, care of the horse now and also in the future as it was the pony that was stolen from him a year ago.

Mr. Archer then telegraphed to the owner, that the horse belonged to'; and that he was going to keep The owner, a Mt. Remington, a liveryman of Miltonva'c, who' says ho came possc8sionofthe pony by purchase last June. He will be but whatever the amount he paid for he jtn haye.co-lltle 'to fcj14 gvlsa most noted IMvlne, and general literary mmceiiany, every Issue ontalm the following: Illustrated sketches of prominent men, letters from all parts of tbe world, news of the happenings of interest In Missouri and Kansas, full and reliable market reports, political goings-on. Washington news and special departments carefully edited for Farmers, Little Folks, the family and business men generally.

The present publishers have conduced The Times for 15 years and have learned by experience that genuine merit wins more friends than anything else. The public can therefore rely on us to add every Improvement desirable, 1 to spare no expense in keeping our niwer nt the head. We are encouraged by our lately inewased list of subscribers, now numbering over to continue tbe REDUCED PE2IE SS2Ei rs at this low price. Every democrat every western man every farmer avery housekeeper and every Intelligent newspaper reader In this section will And something every Meek In the Times worth oar arte of 1.00 a year. -Jtpecimen copies free.

Remit by rxji jal note; iMOoey order or register letter, to jJT TXJM TUsXKaasa V. Mo. No, other substances have been foil ud which I take its place and do its 11 f-Wtm'ld people suffer if it were all destroyed? would be far better off In body mind, pocket-book and tr.r?r-' i if iy tree tM.