The Bern Press from Bern, Kansas • 4

TJIE POLICE GAZETTE Messrs. Kinnan and Steward, of Seneca, were hvtown Wednesday' distributing hjJIs IKl'liWKY STAUF; DaALEBINKNB a i -U Jt js with pleasure that we announce to our many patrons tbet we have made arrangements with that jvide-awake, illustrated farm magazine, the Amekicaj? Farmuk, published at Fort IdM and read by- nearly 200,000 farmery by. which that greatpublica TITEUEX PBESS published every Friday at Bern, Nemaha Ks. Office, Oue door east of -fieaumqnt's drug store, SUBSCRIPTION KATES. One copy one year, if paid in'adyance, 1.00 Que copy 1 year, if not paid in advance, 1.25 i deviation made from above -rates-to ixvf one.

11 ADVERTISING RATES. Legal and triieiit advertisements 1,00 per square for first insertion, an4 fifty tor each additional' insertion. Local notices per line each insertion. All adTdrtisehents inserted until ordered out, ptiienvise specified when landed ill. 'I for standing advertisements made nown en' sppli cation.

Address all communications to F. P. HARBOUR, Publisher and Proprietor, Bern, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, COFFEES, Foreign and Domestic Fruit, MARKET -PRICE iPSID FOR PRODUCE. Uon will be mailed direct, FKEE, to the ad dress of aiiy oyr subscribers ''ivha will come in and pay tp all arrearages on subscription and p.ne, j'ear in advance from date, and to trriew subscriber who-will onp yeafcani adYw.ee. This is a igraud opportunity to obtain a first-class farm journal free.

The Amebioast Fakmkb; is a large 16-page journal, "of national circulation, which ranks among the leading agricultural papers. It treats the question of economy in agriculture and the rights and privileges of that vast body of citiKeiis-Amerioan Farmers whose industry is the basis- of all material aud na tional prosperity. Its highest purpose is the elevation and of Agriculture through tho higher and broader education of men and women 1 engaged in' its pursuits. Tho regular subscription price of the Amer-can FAflMfcRs per yeary IT COSTS YOU NOTHING. from ny one number ideas can bo.

obtained that will be' worth thrice thdsub-eriptioii price to yon orlnem-bcrs of yoiir'household, yet roy get it feee. Gall and see sample copy. We can furnish our subssribeTSWth the papers named below in connection with the HIE BERN STEAM RO Jj FLOURING Is tlje, -only iUiistratiid in tht- worJ contiiiiiing all the latest upoit-iiu news. No Keeper, Brber or Club Boom can aflbj to.be without it, It friends wherever it goes- Mailed to any address in the United States securely .13 weeks for Jsenu enfcs tor sample copy. A mCHAKD.

K. FOX, Franklin Square, New York City OLD SLKUTII no. PRICE. 1 Old Sleuth, the Detective 10c 2 The King of the.Detcctives 10c 3 Old Sleuth'? Triumph (1st half) 10c 5 Old Sleuth's Triumph (2d half) 10c 4 Under a Stillion. Disguises' (1st half) 10c 4 Under lmllion Bruises (2d lialf) 10c 5 Night Scenes in New York 10c 6 Old Electricity, the Lightning Detective 10c TJie 1st half) 10c 7 Shadow Detective (2d half) 10c 8 Red Light W1H, thoiRier Detective IhlOc Kiver Detective 2h 106 9 Iron Burgess, Government Dotect- (1ft lMilf) 10c 9 Iron, Burgess, the Government ivo (2d half) "10c 10 Tiie lirigandij of New York (14 half) 10c 16 The Brigands of New York-2d half) 10c 11 by a Ventriloquist 10c 12 The Twin Sha'duwors 10c 13 The French Detective 10c 14 Billy Wayne, tho.St.

Louis Detective 10c 15 the Now York Detective 10c 16 O'Neil aicDarrah, the Detective 10c 17 Old Sleuth in again 10c 18 The Ladv Detective 10c 19 The Yankee Detective 10c 20 The Fastest Boy in New York 10c 21 Black 'raven, 'the Georgia Detective 10c 22 Night Hawk, tho Mounted Detective 10c 23 TlwGvpsy Detective 10c 24 The Mvsterics and Miseries of N. Y. 10c 25 Old Terrible i0c 26 The Smugglers of New York Bay 10c 27 Manfred, the Magic Trick Detective 10c 28 Mura, the Western Lady Detective 10c 29 Mods. Armand, or the French Detect ive in New York 10c 30 Lady Kate, the Dashing Female De tective (1st half) 10c 30 Ladv Kate, the Dashing Female De tective (2d half)- 10c 31 Hamud, the Detective 10c 32 The Giant Detective in France (1 h) 10c 32 The Giant Detective in France (2 h) 10c 33 The American Detective in Russia 10c 34 The Dutch detective 35 Old Puritan, tho Old-time Yankeo detective (1st- half) 35 Old Puritan, the Oid-tiino Yankee detective 36 Manfred's Quest; or the Mrsterv of a Trunk (1st half) 36 ManfrocVuVQuest; or the Mvstcry of a Trunk (2d half) 37 Tom Thumb; or the Wondeiful Boy detective 37 Tom Thumb; or the Wonderful Boy detective (2d half) 38 Old Ironsides Abroad (1st half) 38 Old Ironsides Abroad (2d half) 10c 10c 10c 10c 10c 10c 10c 10c 10c The foregoing 'works are for sale at G. Beaumont's Drug Store.

OnA of the FREE BESTTei-' nwnnfl i tne ivonui vsr icniuesBre UDCqiiBlf ana miroaace our tuperior poods wc will lendFREB toONS person in each locality. saiftbove. Only those who write tou at once can rid iure oi 1 'the chnnce. All you have to oo in mum to show out roods to who call your neighbors 1 and those around you. The be.

rfnnfner of this adrerfisemeut miiows'the small end of the tels- cope. The following ctp gves thspearanceofjeduced about nt nnietn pan i uui. bone fs caxy tocarry. We will also show you how you Mit iPf ri. ii.

liettcr write at once; We pay all express charges. AddW 1 llALLETr Box fmUMU, LIBRARY tlKCTIS GOING DN mm Press at the fidlowirig prices: Globe-Democrat, Daily, 10.00 Weekly, 1.75 Kansas City Times, Daily, 9.00 ft Weekh-, 1.75 Chicago Inter-Ocean, Daily, Semi-Weekly, 2.70 Weekly, 1.75 Kansas City Evening News, 2,00 Leavenworth 'Times, Daily 4.00 Weekly, 1.25 Kansas City Star, Daily, 4,00 l.pa We wish tp inform the public tha we are now in good running' order, and exchanging and custom milling wjll be done upon Short notice. Highest Gash Price Paid for All Kinds of Grain. S. Luthy J.

T. Bradv, Pres. Joiw A. Vice-Pes. STATE Capital Stock, StqekhoUefs Liability, Extra Fine Playing Cards.

Send ten (10) cents in stamps or coin to John' Sebastian, Gen'l Tkt and Pass. Ag't Chicago, Bock Island Pacific 'Chicago, 111., -for a pack of the latest, imoothesti slickest playing cards that ever gladdened the eyes air rippled along the -fingers 6f the devotee to Seven-Up, Casino, Dutch, Euchre, Whist, or any other ancient or mode'ingaiue and-get your 'money's worth severuT times over. t- veiling Nevs is AL1VA TliK T1.11K.S. Full TpleRi-aiih and Hrfi-kct iteporta; TelPKntph Kw StYwfi, St. Joseph cii-i" and 'hut mp.le 1 FiriST CLASS Hii.vnf!ros' lor $4 one year: i3.S5 no one month.

TRY If A WONTH. THE 1AILT JKTPS. St. JoHi-nh. 1 S-yt and prciiiiuin lists of tho Nemaha founty fair which will be hold at Seneca on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday apd Friday next week, rrrTJia Democratic State convention at Wichita nominated, the following ticket For Governor Chas.

Robinson, Lieut. Governor D. A. Banta, Treasurer Thos, Kirby, Auditor Jos. Dillon, Supt.

Public Instruction M. II. Chief Justice bV Nicholson, Attorney General John Ives, -i-The Republican. State convention nominated the following ticket at Topcka last week: For Governor. Humphrey, Chief Justioe At Horton, Lieut, A.

J. of State Wjm Higgins, Treasurer S. G. Stover, Attorney; General D. B.

Supt. Public Instruction G. WVinans, Audi.tQr The map is a rarity in those days of whom it can be said 'thero-are no flies oh him" for they are everywhere; hut twenty drop carbolic acid evaporated from a -shovel, saTs an exchange, will banish'them from a room1 quicker 'than all the sticky fly paper in (existence. There a little matter that Some of our Subscriber? have Seemingly forgotten 'entirely. 'Some of them have made but have nev-e kept them.

To a very important matter it neceSSa- ry in our We1 are very modegt and do not like to Speak about it, A Sabetha young blood was in the cit3r' a few days, dressed to the ''Queen's da'ste" and smiled on the fair maidens of this city. But jt killed the girls to see that he used his sister's-' or some' other sister's corset cover' tot a ancy shirt bosom. This is 'economy with a vengeanceSeneca Oourier-Deihocrat. Last Saturday while the ball game was in JJrown ana some other parties who were in town aiid had been talking horse racing, commenced racing their horses up and down the strect when turning the near Dan -Doster's residence Brown's horse ran' against a post throwing him off and breaking his' leg above tho knee. Ho was taken1 td the hotel Kaiiffmanand Dr.

Welsh was called in who sctthe broken bone. He is doing as well as' 'could be expected at this time. For gale. I have a number of young Leg horn cockerels which I will dispose of at reasonable rates. W.

VVlLLIAMS. One-third of the town people think they can beat a lawyer in ex pounding the law. One-half think they can beat the doctor in healing the sick. Two-thirds of them think they can put the minister in a hole preaching the jospel, and all- of them think they can beat the -best editor in running a newspaper. Third and Last Call.

Those who are indebted to me will save money by settling at once. G. II. Beaumont. Last week while some men were digging a cesspool at the rear cor ner of tne Gilford House, the.

dig' gcrs were amazed to find the. skele ton of a large mastodon. Ony part of the frame-work was struck and the greater part is still in the ground, as it lay's in tho south wall of the pool. A number of persons' have specimens of the. skeleton, but Mr.

A. Brooks, by hole in the sidq, secured a large piece of the jaw bone with part of a mammoth tusk attached. We would like to have seen it taken out entire, but it could not be done without damaging the cesspool. Seneca CQurirr-Dcmocrat. Fox Sale.

The property formerly occupied by Dr. Wright. A very desirable property. For particulars enquire at. this oflice.

Last Friday morning Calvin a lad eleven years old, made his escape from tho farm of L. M. Wells where he has boon employed and cared for, taking with him a gold watch and chain and one ear ring belonging to Mrs. Wells, who soon noticed tho articles wero gone. Mr.

Wells s.t onco followed the boy finding him in God's, where nmid profuse foitow and teuru ho turned over his stolen treasures, having first deniod knowing anything of them. Mr. Wella lot tho boy go free. The authorities should see to this boy as this is not his first offense. Ho seems to have a mania for stealing Wctmore Spectator.

Does a Geaeral Banking Business, Buys and ells Foreign and Domestic Exchange. Interest Paid on Time Deposits, BOAED Of DIKEGTOES: J. T. Brady, E. Holtsehue, Ed.

Butt, Boy Hesseltine, W. A. Doolittle; Lelira Wra. IlQUscr, John A. Minger, Chas.

H. Herold. Entered at the Post-Office at Bern, Kansas, i jjs second-class niuttcr. z. K.

I. P. Time Table. GonfO Wkst. i Ho.

13, Express. 1:15 p. m. 11:30 p. m.

Jl-M 2:21 p. m. 6:17 a. m. ilo.

15, Japress, To. 51, Ftfcight, Gonfo East. No. 14, Express, -No. 16, Express, No.

42, itognt, 5:20 m. -A. Bijakt, Agent, t- Post Office Hours, 8 a. m. to 8 nu.

except Sunday. Huday irom p. m. p. m.

On LOCAL NEWS. FRIDAY, SEPT. 12, 1890. Ballard Barter, of Oneida, was in town business yesterday. S.

S. Lindeman of Sabetha spent Saturday and Sunday in Bern. Chas. Lyons, the liveryman of Oneida, vas in town on Tuesdiiy. A Eailroad KeniedieS at Beaumont's Drug Store- i- Miss OUie Starr, of Oneida, was over at ball game on Saturday.

Light frosts were reported on Monday -nd Tuesday nights of this week. Win. Miller and wife left for St. Joseph yesterday morning for a few days. 1 Joe Slushef went to St.

Joseph jn Tuesday to lay in his fall stock of goods. H. Latimer went to Kansas City vith a car of cattle on Wednesday night. Su acre piece of Timber for sale vkeap. Inquire of M.

F. Newton. fc Chasj Spring went to Pawnee on Tuesday to attend the marriage-of his brother. AVe are pleased to' learn that Mrs. "Win.

Houser is improving from her severe illness. 1 Mr. Weisenreid, who lives in the southeast part of is very low with typhoid fever. Jt 'F. Bradbury, of Andersonville, arrived here on Wednesday' for a visitTvith Relatives.

Miss May Olinghouse returned home on Sunday from her visit to friends and relatives at CentraliaJ' There is quite a number of cases of typhoid fever reported throughout the surrd und-Ing country. 1 -Railroad Remedies at Beaumont's Drug Store. Miss Evalino Tate went to Seneca on Monday for a few weeks' visit with friends and relatives. John Meyer, of Vera Cruz, arrived here on Wednesday for a visit to his son J. P.

Myer, Alex Freel had a valuable colt killed find another badly crippled by the train yes terday morning. Miss Sophia Lehman went to Pawnee on Tuesday to attend the wedding of G. L. spring and Miss "Wright. G.

L. Sprint and bride came down from Pawnee on Wednesday and arc visiting witn menus ana relatives in ims vicmuv. v. Miss Belle Arries, teacher of the primary department in our school, spent Saturday and Sunday at her home in Sabetha. Railroad Remedies at Beaumont's Drug Store.

W. U. Snyder's family arrived from Axtell last Friday. They will occupy S. S.

Lindeman's house in the south part of town. Minger Bros, received this week a very line assortment of double and sinirlo barreled phot guns which make a nico appearance in, their window. Case Broderick, of Jackson county, was nominated for Congressman by the Republir cans of the first congressional district at Helton on Wednesday. Harry Fargo and quite a number ot others, from Oneida, wore in attendance at the game of ball between tho Oneida and Bern "kid" nines on Saturday last. Messrs.

"Willins and Gaines, of Mussel Shell, passed through town on Monday with a drove of horses which they were taking to Doniphan county to winter. There was a imo of ball at tho Bern bull grounds on Saturday last between the Oneida and Born "kid" nines, which resulted in a victory for tho Oneida boys by a score of 3G to 23, Miss Lcnoro Stewart, of Washington, who has been visiting with Miss Grace Latimer for the past two weeks, left for home on "Wednesday. Miss Graco Latimer accompanied her as far as Soncca. Married, on Tuesday, Sept. Dili, 18'JO, at Pawnee City, Mr.

G. L. Spring Miss Nannie Wright. Tho newlv wedded couple have many friends hero who extend 1 heir best wishes for a bright and happy life MILL. C.

II. Heeqlu, Cas BERN. $100,000, OF eivs jo.i phht, hhul i.nvo noil a "ao II P'iB spon.w JSOSI i A.3'aiu.)x no "iinipnt AiirJ 'Suoq n.iD!j'.i;'.!; -stujv iiio Aoq ife2y 'AtOIH m-ttpJO pO088 1IV tISS.T 1L CMS 'SnOd'j'MYI'jM i cvar, Kv.il Is Si 'r if others. Price. UNAOQTJArNTED WITft THE GEOOBAPHT OF THE COUWTHT, WILL OBTAIN MUCH VALUABLE INFOBMATIOW FBOM A STUDY Or THIS MAP OF GEO.

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