The Alliant from Concordia, Kansas • 6

SAM'L MAXWELL, W. H. MCLAUGHLIN, CHAS. H. FEELHAVEB.

President Treasurer. Secretary. 'GEO. W. WILSON, Solicitor.

C. J. YATES, Physician. THE ALLIANT. Published every Thursday at Concordia, Kansas.

DON'T FORGET THAT THE OLD RELIABLE Entered at the post office at Concordia, second class matter. ETOEKA PI-CHLORIDE OF COLD CUBE CO. Incorporated under the Laws of the State of Nebraska for $20,000. FOB THE CUBE OF Liquor, Opica, Choral Chlorofora. Ariesic asi Tclacco Habits, and Henrasthexia.

Subscription $1.00 per year, in advance. paper advocating the interests of the and laborer. Mm House loins Spare Address all Communications to SAM'L MAXWELL, Concordia, Kansas. Directors and Stock-holders. W.

H. McLaughlin. Sam'l Maxwell. Chas. H.

Freehaver. Geo. W. Wilson. Farmers, see Pratt before selling your hogs.

Frank Sorgatz and family visited in Jamestown Sunday. G. W. Devore, of Clifton, is visiting Is still Headquarters for Bargains in Mens and Bovs Suits, Extra Pants, Coats and Vests, Hats, Shirts Underwear and Furnishings of all kinds. Hot Weather Garments going at half price.

in the county this week. "WE 'V7ILL G-rV Treasurer Mosher has rented a part of the Dawson residence to live in, Charley Troup went to Glasco, Tues day, to clerk in the Harris drug store TEN DOLLARS Where a Peoples party meeting is IF YOU COME TO Ul FOR YOUR held the school houses are packed full Remember that Giger will make your photos at alliance prices and guarantee satisfaction. 10-tt. Fashionable goods, and the latest, at Miss Lancaster's millinery store. Call and see them.

Eli Graves attended the barbacue at Courtland Saturday, and visited friends 3EFe "ULnO-iono. 2 And we dont save you Money and give you every privilege or aavanr tage that any other Company or Agent can give. All loans payable at our office without charge for exchange or remittance. We get a great deal of money direct from investors and save middle men's commission. We are a home institution, aiways here to do the business.

CALDWELL PETERSON, JOHN KELLY, Manager. a few days in that vicinity Ben Parker's house in Center township burned down Friday night and almost everything was destroyed with it Sawbuck tries his hand on county expenses again, and as usual his figures are different from any he has hertof ore Among the old soldiers is a very pleasant affair, but they all like to buy groceries where a dollar will buy the most. What house offers to sell given. The truth will stand repeating, 1.15 per barrel. 18 cents a pound.

25 35 35 Salt Coffee Moca and Java Horse Shoe Tobacco, J. T. Tobacco, 4 Crown Rasins, 1 Box Quail Oats, Beans, Lima Beans, Old Style Tobacco, Very nice. Best in the World. 10 5 5 20 Tycoon Tea.

The only reliable, Pure Japan tea imported. Quality the highest. Always uniform in grade. Sold only by C. A.

Betournay. We have the finest line of Syrups ever in Concordia, from New Orleans to the finest flavored Honey Drips in pails or barrels. Come and get a ticket for an egg case. JAMES CLITHERO. Roofing Felt Plastic Paint Slate Paint (35c gal.) Iron Ore Paint Coal Tar Cement Chimneys Corner Posts Shed Posts Oak and Cedar posts It.

R. Ties Barbed wire and Nails. THE DUDLEY LUBBER CO. the lie always changes. W.

T. McKee moved this week to Xenia, Ohio, to make his future home. We regret to lose him and his estimable family from Kansas. James Henry has sold his fine farm north of Talmo to an Atchison man. This is one of the finest farms in Republic county and brought $12,000.

It is consistency to see the old pure republican party of Kansas bolstered up by the affidavits of southern democrats. How the mighty is afflicted with cramps. Mr. Davis, of the Republic City News, was a caller Friday evening. He was on his way home from Kansas City, where he had purchased a new lot of print shop material.

Mrs. W. T. McKee and C.C. Freeman left Monday morning for a visit to their home folks in the east.

Mrs. McK. going to Xenia, Ohio, and Mrs. F. to Mount Sterling, Ky.

D. M. Thorp, of Cawker, and Mr. Titus, of Nebraska, were in the city last evening. Mr.

Thorp on his way home from court at Omaha, and Mr. Titus on a visit to relatives in Osborne county. The repubs tried for another meeting in Buffalo township last thursday night. With the usual success not a soul was there. Their corporation, Jack-leg law D.

Renbarger is visiting his parents at Ilavensville. BUTTON FARCY. A. Johnson, of Wayne, brought in a horse badly afflicted with button farcy for nearly a year. Veterinary Price, "Doc" took hold of the case and sent the horse home cured completely in two weeks.

It does not pay to keep a sick and worthless horse when you can get it cured and ready for work for a few dollars by bringing them in toPrice atJScott's barn. Haying bought" of mar-ble and Granite monuments at a great bargain I will for the next two weeks AT THE BON MAROHE. sell anything in stock for 35 per cent less than retail price. Call and examine for yourself. Opposite Geigers photo gallery, Concordia, Kansas.

Carl Miller, The Annual THANKSGIVING SALE of the Bon Marche has already Made Many Dollars for their Customers. Remember it Will Close Next Week Saturday. yers didn't seem to draw the hayseeds very well. The great strike of the telegraph op- Carl J. Miller the Marble Dealer has about 40 very tastly Marble and Granite Monuments in stock, the finest ever shown in the city.

If you contemplate erecting any Marble or Granite for your departed friends, call at the shop and see them. Prices very low. Price, the veterinary, is now ready for dehorning. Get your cattle ready and give him a call at Scott's barn. Hans Hanson, of Buffalo township, father of Robert, Peter and Louis, died in St.

Louis, Monday morning, at two o'clock, where he was visiting a daughter. The deceased was 78 years of age. errtors on the Santa Fe, turns out to be a fake, started by a smart aleck at Dodge City as a joke. By the time he gets through with it he will want to A ACMTEP LEADER OP r. u.

popular pmr-rcs know "where he is at!" "Where will I get a new hat or bonnet?" is a hard question for the ladies. The new, neat and elegant stock of fine millinery at Miss Lancaster's store, east of Broadway, answers the question. You can get just what you want. D. GIRARD 30., Successors to Therieault Son.

Chas. Muller, the trustee of Nelson Greneral-- township, was thrown from a load of lumber by his frightened team one day last week and nearly killed. Two "I tell yez, Miss McFinnegan, yez kin thry thim all an' there's miny av thim chu but yez kint foind a bether shoe nor thim ANGLEMIRE'S HANDMADE, an ha kapes the noicest Ladies foin shoes for the money yez iver see. Och! Pat sez they bate the viry ould Nick!" We also carry a very large line of HAND-MADE BOOTS at prices that can't be beat. J.

ANGELMIRE. wheels going diagonially across his body lie is recovering from his injuries. The Stock has been Enlarged Improved. Everything You Want at Bottom prices, Come and see our goods, at A $3. MAGAZINE FOR 1.

Robert started in the evening xir St. Louis after the remains and is expected home this evening. The funeral services will be held at the home place on Friday, Oct. 21. The family is extended the sympathy of the community.

Mr. Charles Bruce, of Yuma, Kansas, and Mr. John Gliden, south of town, bought a fine Estey organ each, of J. C. Goodwin, Agent, Concordia, Kansas.

NOTICE. No hunting is allowed under penalty of law on the west of sec. 22, and east of sec. 21, ne, 28, and nw)4, 27, 7-4. E.

A. Wilcox. J. II. Gates.

C. E. Dawson, of Joplin, has just received notice that his patent on a white lead packer has been 1 allowed. Mr. Dawson, after repeated experiments upon a machine for packing white lead in barrels, at last overcame the peculiarity of that material, which has baffled all previous efforts, and has brought to completion a Machine which is not only a saving of laoor, but makes the packing less injurious to health, as no lead escapes into the air to poison those who are engaged in packing it as has formerly been the case when packed by hand.

Great credit is due Mr. E. O. Bartlett for the substantial aid which he rendered Mr. Dawson in his efforts, without which he would undoubtedly have failed.

Joplin (Mo.) News. The above C. E. Dawson is the eldest son of our fellow townsman J. who is to be congratulated on the success of his boy.

rri. i i n. j. usbiiiiuuer-vxeiiertti writes io me editor OI ARTHUR INEW OME MAGAZINE of Philadelnhk: "As vnnr nmimiino mfa gets brighter. I congratulate you on doing what no one else has done 1 1 ii .1 n.

1 1 One of the patients of the Bi -Chloride cure thought they doped the whisky so it would not "set good on his stomach." He sent off for some "good liquor" and took a drink against the rules. He didn't die, but he thought he would. McNelly thinks it is a sure cure for the liquor habit now. The taxes in Lincoln township are very high this year, caused by the bridge bonds, $7,500 being due and no provision was made for their payment. They were extended on condition that one-third be paid eacli year for three years, and the extra assessment is to raise the first payment.

In looking up the county printing expense of the Sawbuck year, a voucher was drawn for $230, but the bill that should be on file to correspond with it is not to be found. Sawbuck, did you steal that bill so the hayseeds could not find what you did for that money? Were your overcharges so large that you did not dare to have the bill on file for investigation puiMiig uu6 two copies ax, me price outers cnarge tor one it is half the price of other no better magazines." This was written when the nrice Was bllt tbft rirmilif.inn haa nrnwn an Ua tlml Additlonol Peoples Meetings. October 27th, at Jamestown to be addressed by Senator Wm. A. Pettier and others.

October 27th at Miltonvale, to be addressed by Congressman John G. Otis and others. November 3rd, at Glasco, to bead dressed by II. II. Gaines, candidate for State Superintendent and others.

The meeting at Miltonvale will be at night. The others at such time of day as the local committee shall appoint. Senator Peffer and Congressman Otis have won an enviable national reputation as able exponents of the Peoples party, in the halls of Congress. Professor Gaines has developed as one of the most brilliant orators that the state campaign has produced. The Bon Marche is having a big run of custom at its Thanksgiving Sale.

Andrew McCall Inspected the Kansas City markets this week. giviiu 01 imc wiab no vein ford to make it $1, and have made it larger and better at the same time. It has long been said that it was "the best magazine in the English language for the money," and it is better to-day than ever. Every subscriber sets $3.00 worth of neCall's filnvit rmin Patterns Free. Full particulars and sntimle r.onv Cine 11(1 in CP nnfforn nrAar wnvtli i "IV v.vv nuiui 25 cents), sent free for five two-cent stamps.

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