Passer au contenu principal
La plus grande collection de journaux en ligneAccueil de la collection
Ottawa Tribune from Ottawa, Kansas • 5

Ottawa Tribune du lieu suivant : Ottawa, Kansas • 5

Publication:
Ottawa Tribunei
Lieu:
Ottawa, Kansas
Date de parution:
Page:
5
Texte d’article extrait (OCR)

The Police Gazette, Is the only illustrated paper In th world coutaininar all tbe latest sensational and Tor acythisfr la this line, SANTA FE R'Y. portinir news. No Saloon Keeper, Barber KANSAS CITY. AKRITES. LEAVE or Club boom can afford to without It.

It always makea friends wherever it jroei. Mailed to any address in the I'niteU States, tvvurt ly wr oped. Vi w. eks forfl.ttt. Exiress 11:55 a in KC Ex i :55 5 12:05 a in N.

Express 4:05 a 9 Send Five Onts for sample copy Kichabd it. WEBSTER The aocalled "Webstar'a Unabridged Dictionary' which is being; nawked about the country and offered for sale in Iry Goods Stores at a low price and also offered as a premium in a few cases, for subscriptions to papers, is substantially the boos: of OVER FORTY YEARS AGO Yhs body of tae work, from A to is a shMs raprlat, paga for sags, of tta dittoa of 1847, rtpi-otaced, broken tjft, trrsrs and sDf by prototype process. SOUTH Now York City. Franklin Square. ll publication Estimates free, N.

.....12:15 pin. SKEx 12:05 am Freight 5:00 am Freight. 1 :50 12 :20 am N. a Ex 3:05 8:30 p. Freight 2:10 a a in 7 DU A fl ll I A JHD vrr nrfiDrrnrn vELocf.pcoca PAYS, -THE ROGERS HAMILTON CO.

WATEH3URY, or SILVER PLATED and GIRLS' TRICYClis DlRCCT FftdM MANUrACTURCMLl LAWRENCE. Express. 3 in Freight. BURLINGTON. ..11:40 a in, ..9:10 'vi DO NOT BE BENT 111 Which bMn oar Imprint.

Express 3:00 pm a Express 12:10 pm o. XX ARE. EMPORIA. Cal Ex 8:00 I Cal Ex library i .9:10 -a m- We are aDDroachinar this delisrhtful season. But there is consolation for the EXTRA PLATE.

SECTlCriAL PLATE. TF1IPLE PLATE. MISSOURI PACIFIC R'Y. West East Denver Ex. ..1.45 St.

Louis Ex. .1.45 Topeka Pass. .7.35 a wat'm'e Ac. 6.48 Local B.OOam Local 3.20 pm buyer of Clothing, as he buys cheap. We even sell an Overcoat now and then be cause they are cheap.

TWmio-li trsiitiB to Fenver. Pueblo or bt, T.nni. Frpf rtielininff Chair cars on at ASK T.Kit for tliem Hurt tuUo others. trains. Agent.

Hi Besidee many otherTiluable rsaturea.itcomprisss A Dictionary of the Language containing 111,000 Words and S000 Engraving 1 A Dictionary of Biography firing tacts about Marly 10,000 Noted Persoai, A Dictionary of Geography locating and briefly describing 35,000 Places, A Dictionary of Fiction i fbuad only la Webster's Unabridged, All in One Book. tile gtW Tort WblM says It 1 rcognisd as tha most useful existing "word-book" of the Kaglish language all over the world. Sold by all Booksellers. Pamphlet free. ft.

MIJUUAJf Fab'n, Springfield, Has Xeatiea this VetY PERSONAL. A. E. Geiger will move his family here County fair begins September 2d SENO 2c STAMP FOR 32-PAGE CITALOOUL liave maiiv nrr and rleii lvti; ltlVAl.t.INU WUB Th.t th. BEST OH THE KARKET.

FULLY GUARANTEED IN ALL RESPECTS. from Kiclnnond next week. The official returns announce that inn 5TYI FS select froso. Cfcetspeet Miss Oelia Hull lias moved her dress Ottawa has a population of 7,000. world.

t)3 to WIO aaved Mrs.T. E. Giller is on a visit to VmrUt ts! rlage: the only Factory In th alia at HALF UHTAiL rRICK. Corn is bringing 30 cents a bushel and the farmers are consequently Colorado. Mrs.

Win An Ii.tnsT4TD Prici List Will be Church is visiting in KiHSAS CITY BABY CARRIAGE CO. happy. sent upon application with enclosure of ten cunts iu postage stamps. Main St, KANSAS CITY, WW Dr. J.

C. Hughes, of the board of The Ottawa Base Ball Club has suffered two defeats at the bands of the K. C. Schmelzers this week and won one game over the visitors. If Geo.

T. Anthony, of Ottawa, is so infernally disgusted and disgraced by living in a district represented by Farmer Funston, why in thunder don't he move put ot the district? He don't own anything in the district and it will not be a hard job for him to move. Miama Republican. C. N.

Brown writes home from Washington that he is haying a splendid time. Through the courtesy of Private Medical Aid HARWOOD making business to 118 North Locust Street. Mrs. Chas. Sears and three children of Silkville were visiting this week.

Mrs. C. E. Bacon and sister, Miss Gussie McClean, of North Cedar, returned Wednesday after a two months visit with relatives in Cooper county, Mo. Miss Rosa Cornelius, one af Ottawa's young ladies, departed on the 1:45 train Thursday, July 24th, for Salt Lake City, where she expects to HENDERSON ttvr flFnfiF BT.

1-OUT5, MO. 8peeta! attention GUITARS try 109 A 111 W. Minth St. KANSAS CITY, 'tTte only Specialitt in the City who it a Regular Graduate in Medicine. Over 23 yeart' Practice, 12 years in Chicago.

THE OLDEST IN ABE, AMD LONGEST LOCATED. Icraaie, married or single, brought abont by exposure, abuse, excesses or improprieties. Missouri." C. S. Smart went to Burlington on Tuesday.

Will Dean went to Kansas City on Monday. Rev. Davis, of Baldwin, was in town W. Ii. Parkinson has returned from Europe.

A. T. Sharpe and family are hack from Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs.

Levi Shaner are at Eureka Springs. Will Reineks is visiting with his parents this week. pension examiners, has an increase of pension. Crane of Excelsior Mills, are building an addition to their storehouse at the mill. Geo.

W. McClelland, a California railroad man, died at the Santa Fe hospital last week of consumption. H. H. Cook has an increase of pension, and the Herald says that there is no vote for Funston in the Republican office.

A grandson, of T. Bosley, Vernon Keeler, died in Kansas City last Sat THE OLD D00T0R. oiuulted by mail, or at the S8 years' saecessfal perience, may be ce, free of charge office. Authorised by the Btate to treat Chronic, Nervoua and Special DiJ-eases," Seminal Weakness uitgtu Debility) io otrxuul Congressman Fnnston, he visited all the Departments, the House and the Senate and then took in the city on a engage in business with her brother. Mr.

and Mrs. M. H. Sherman and 'power). Nervous Debility, Poisoned Blood.ulcers andHBlHniniAf.v.rv MOrRoliabfo, Skillful Treatment Guarantetd Board and apartments furnished to those who) desire perional care.

Send i. O. stamp for circa lars, ete. Address letters. Or.

XTmrt Office. 116 IT. 7th ftreet. St. ICuls.

-U. bycicle. He will visit Long Branch TJi nullars urn nuej ttior treat fi-ltfttiMts in Ihf! vi-M, aro hy nil to th wetCt lu louc, to iniYts i ne grf atat rolm, the easiest to tinker, tii oulr Wultar manufactured which will wUnd ta train or Ntfcl sti liis-t (IfdfNlrtHl) with' out Hprliisrinir Koutiding board or neck. Wt irnarantoe every Hurwood airaiaat rrackiuur Nnllttinsr. Seinl for nta.

I kind. Urinary Diseases, and in fact Mr. and Mrs. Finley and Mrs. Get chell, of Williamsburg, and Mrs.

Congdon, of i rinceton, will go east and other points and go to his father's oid stamping ground in Connecticut Mr. L. F. Smith' of Council Grove and Jennie Vanstone, of on un extended and length trip in THE urday and the remains were interred the near future. Denver, Colorado, was married in this here on Monday in Hope Cemetery, i a an troubles or diseases in eitber male or female.

Cures cuaranteed or money refunded. Charges low. Thousands of cases cured. Experience is important. All med-cines are guaranteed to be pure and efficacious, being compounded in my perfectly appointed laboratory, and are fnrnisbed ready for use, No running to drug stores to have uncertain prescriptions filled.

No mercury or injnrloeg medicines used. No detention from business. Patients at a distance treated by letter and ex press, medicines sent everywhere free from aze or breakage. Btate your ve and send or terms. Consultation free and confidential, personally or by letter.

A 64 paVe "nnnTT ror tnn. sent illustrated "wVAi sealed la plain envelope for lie. in stamps. Evtry male, from the aire ef 16 to 45, should read this book. citv lat.t Tuesday.

Judge Purdv offi octoits LOCAL AFFAIKS. ciatinar. This couole was married on Wanted. To rent a house of five or six rooms, with good water, coal Paul Robinson has returned from house, etc. Must be on South Side FAVORITE.

and cheap rent. Address, care of Florence Ankeny, oi Pomona, is visiting friends here. Mr. and Mrs. C.

P. Bnggs went to Topeka Wednesday. Joe Rawlins, of Pomona, was in the city on Thursday. Mrs. Boaz and Miss Grace visited at Baldwin this week.

Editor O'Brien, of Pomona, called on us on Thursday. Miss Fannie Swink has gone to loirtifK mid jit'icrx. nitara sent on op. fnnl tmyMlKio iu tlio United States or J. W.JENKINS SON, 6is Main Street.

KANSAS CITY, M0. Semi for eatalotrno of Guitars, YIo-Un, UauioK, Miea Music and Book. VIoIIiH, rnts upwards. Gultari, upward. Krfrythlag- la the muaic lino at a savluir of 40 por cent.

their birthday, each having been born July 22d. Mr. Smith at one time was a resident of Ottawa and was a member of tha legislature at. the 6ame time P. P.

Elder was. He has friends in this citr. Ottawa Herald. Ottawa Produce Markets Another case of wholesome poison THE GREAT TURKISH RHEUMATIC CURE. Montana.

Recent repairs have been put on the piers of the Santa Fe bridge. Mrs. S. F. Jackson is entertaining her cousin, Mrs.

Walling, of Hamilton, Mo. Little Elsie Heck, daughter of Mrs. Frank Heck, has been verv ill with A POSITIVE CUBE for RHKir. ing from eating ice cream, similar to that which befel the guests of the MATI8K. S0 for any case this treatment falls to cure or help.

Greatest discovsry in annals of medicine. One dose gives relief: a iw noses removes isvsr ajia pain in Joints Cure completed la to 7 days. Bend statement of case with stamp tor Circulars. CaH. er address CORRECTED BVBRY THURSDAY.

Prices paid by our grocers for country pro duce. brain fever. S. Greenbanm, of tre Trade Palace is feeling pretty well. It's a daughter, born last Friday.

Marriage license was issued Tues OLD GASOLINE FIMCIMFl ELLElQ) SO Mo 12 15c 10 15c 7c 76c 55 35c Potatoes, Butter (per pound) Honey Eggs (per dozen) Onions (per bu.) Apples (per bu.) Missouri to visit relatives. Mrs. M. Ford and daughter, Mav. went to Emporia this week.

Jessie Wilson has gone to Emporia to visit for a few weeks. Willis Stucker is in Montana visiting his sons, Ed and Noah. Miss Mamie Stiles, of Cedar is visiting friends in Emporia. C. P.

Skinner and family left this week for Westfield, New York. Win. Funk, of Homewood, visited rvi EASIEST KID Ufa WAGON ia the) market and especially adopted to profesatoasj 4th avenue hotel some weeKs ago, was reported last week. We think two poisoned batches of ice cream is enough for one season. The victims will begin to cry for a rest pretty soon Miss Clara VahSickle, of Ottawa, is visiting her f-ister, Mrs.

M. F. King, of this city Rev. J. L.

Dudley, who was formerly pastor of the Second Baptist Church, this city, has again been called and accepted the pastorate of the church here. Garnett Eagle. To the "Boodlkb" Outfit; We truly sympathize with all eaters of crow and in your behalf we have found a method of preparing a dish of this unsavory diet which. BEST i ii mm BROS.1 Description and Frioea on applies small nnuCD I day to J. E.

Mitchell and Annie E. Nelson, both of Richmond. Judge Purdy united in marriage on Tuesday Henry Quillen, of Pomona, and Minnie Crocket, of Imes. A good Piano for sale cheap. Enquire of Guy Milner 214 Main Prices po'd by our meat merchants to farmers Salt Meats 10c.

You ngr Chickens $3.60 tlonto MANUFACTURERS, BEAU ANDERSON UF6. GO, McGRAWVILlXfr in thc rrUlfCR 1)1 a. ind2 gheep 3.00 Cows 2-50 2.75 Hogs 3. 70 Ottawa, Kansas. 2wk.

Have the Ottawas lost tneir grip? They are beinar "done up" at the i I Calves 8H 8o Steer 3 8Ho CORTLAN DCoT NEW YORK Prices at Excelsior Mills. if well masticated, deglutition will be easy and relishable. The crow should be pre Flour 100 lbs Tbe 'Only Perfect' Washing Ma to EVER INVENTED. Corn Meal 100 B8 Shorts 100 fts Bran JUaTO attained an enviable Reputation wbemer STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS pared ine usual way Dy a Dutcner wae prepares meat for dogs, and then well covered with peptonic cordial. This preparation makes the dish palatable and easily digestible.

No charge for this recipe. $3.30 1.00 60c 60c 80o 2 aoo 72o 28o Chop Feed 3 100 lbs. Corn Embodying Everythlna; trhleli Constltntes Wheat Onts A Mm High Gratis bulrizKnt. will fla4 to their DEALERS adrantaro to larea nnN'T titrate the merits ef uus riano: we auo lnTite tlioaie In tending to purchase to send ror uataiotjne ana JlTices. From Contest to Conquest-There will be a "Demorest Medal Contest," held at the Christain Church on Tuesday evening July 29th The competitors will be children whose ages are from 12 to 13 years.

The little ones will be judgod on five points and the one receiving the highest percentage will receive a beautiful Silver Medal. Good music will be interspersed. Come one, come all. Admission 10 cts. WWII I FAIL TO WltlTK and gut aorlntlvo catalogue of this WONDERFUL MOTOR.

TT. arrr tn Pluck Pallcra, and Uafrs to mhif Viih hiiaTttic ffr etmjilfte otitflte a 1 ammll coat. ttiMo Uattulitcturo VcrUoul Kuginw up u60B. F. fftUa try ndl Msvluv.

If In ni'tft of imwrr of aor kind writa dlrnt 1 P. F. OLDS SON, Lansing, Micb. AicracTDBias Where and what is It? It is at Fort Worth that's wher is the Spring Palace annual fair, that' what." This show will give in miniature what would otherwise require weeks of steady ravel to see. A small edition of the World's Fair, Texas being a little world all by Itself-Texans are a hospitable people, and you wil enjoy seeing them and their Spring Palace That you may have thU pleasure, the Santa Fe Route has liberally arranged for ONE FARE round-trip rate to Ft.

Worth. Tickets on sale May 8 to 28 inclusive; final limit June Fast time, fine equipment. Inquire of local agent. Santa Fe Route, or address Nicholson, Ot. P.

T. Topeka, Kas. Keller BridgeporttConirs hands of the Kansas City clubs with alarming frequency of late. Judge Purdy performed the marriage ceremony, Tuesday, making one of Albert K. Denning and Miss Mamie Barnes, of Williamsburg.

Call on Forbes for Mason fruit jars, extra tops and rubbers, jelly glasses, peace parers, preserving, kettles, apple corers, etc. 48-51. John Gettinger, of Homewood, is the proud and happy father of a brand new girl baby, who made her appearaaca at his home last Thursday. Mrs. Kaiser, of Ottawa, and Mrs.

Deitrich, her daughter' from Kansas City, have been visiting at Mr. Carrol's and Mr. Fraser's. Quenemo Leader. Having washed "the poet of Paint creek" away from his own mooring, it will not be difficult for Farmer Funston to derail George T.

Anthony. K. C. Globe, Williamsburg has organized a Y. M.

C. Association with reading room. They ask for the Tribune and shall have it. Nothing like choice literature in these reading rooms. The only perfect substitute forth old rubbing board.

Cleanses equally well a piece of lace or a double blanket. A riW WORDS FROM THI BBtsi: MEND YOUR OWN HOSE. HUDSON'S Hose Mender "UTTLEA STAR'' NORMAL VISITORS FOR THIS WEEK. DeddLngraIna 16! -51 foliage, eto. Vigorous gro1 re waroniea.

AppleXParer vms Itwlll sa IsSHpw fcla Is srarj SmmmIS tk tin Kn4 Blfoal. Th.r. os MbiblUM at 1st L.8.11. Walking HmohU thalyrrtM which for Sura. bllitj aad axaaaliaa arwark la vltkoat a rlTal.

Ghiaaaa Tha anlr parSjet Washer ta a eiMbtuaa at tha Auarioaa laatltata Pair aa4 aonuuauda aiaah attaaUoa and admlra-tteo. It ia tha (reataatlahar-sstIds sjaohlna of liouMsoold Tark riasaar. Tha Only rarfeat Waahar, BuaalastaraS bjr I. R. M6S Kuolld aranaa, la a daiay.

Taa Uma ta sot far elaunt Jf WELL KNOWN APPLE TREES ft IOC ft batata JOS' I aaSetfcsrnl. sU JlS3 CORER AND SLICER. oiai at FERN CUFF GREENHOUSES. O. sMK at.

8rfl9IariELD. OHIO. I. HTMOSES, 1859 EUCLID AYZ CUTtlllJ.Olll 49-LIVE AGENTS over Sunday with Ottawa friends. Dave Miller and wife arej'acuper-ating at Excelsior Springs, Kansas.

Miss Frane Rosworth has gone East and will visit in Ohio and Y. W. W. Arnold left Tuesday for Bloomington, 111., on a business trip. Miss Lucy Welsh has gone to Chanute tc yisit with her brother and wife.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Evans went to Atchison this week to visit old friends there. J.

L. Henderson, of Richmond, fell last Friday and broke a couple of ribs. Mr. and Mrs. Brimson, of Kansas City spent Sunday with Ottawa friends.

L. W. Kostetter, of Wellsville, was in the city on Tuesday doing business. The family of W. W.

Arnold, successor to Dean Sou, arrive 1 in town last week. Doc Bowles, conductor on the Missouri Pacific, was in the city on Thursday. Mr. T. Melluish and daughter Annie went Kansas City Wednesday morning.

M. F. Getchell, visited friends in thio city on Tuesday. He hails from Williamsburg. Prof.

McDonald lectuied at the Christian church Monday night to a large audience. L. Andrews babf of ten months died on Wednesday moi ning and was buried Thursday. Perry Northway is at home from-Denver Colorado. He expects to re turn in September.

Mis. T. E. Crane and children have gone to West Union, Iowa, to spend the summer' Dr. P.

W. Rogers, of Williamsburg, made a professional call in this city on Tuesday evening. W. N. Sherman and wife left last Monday for Grass Lake, they expect to be gone two months.

W. W. Fraser and family left Sunday morning for Excelsior Springs, where they expect to recuperate. Mr. Weighly returned the first of the week after the interment of the body of Mrs.

Weighley at his old home. Jessie Barnes returned to her home at Lawrence last Saturday after a pleasant visit with North Ottawa friends. MT. MAY THE ONLY PRACTICAL DEVICES -fo- REPAIRING I HOCE T. D.

Voik, master mechanic of the THE KEVY DISIKFECTAKT PURITY." iSr tUff sg eg July 21st. Ida M. Wallinjr, Hamilton, J. M. Merrifield, New York City; C.

W. Young, Norton A Smith. W. S. Staley, E.

L. Mendenhall, Ottawa. July 22nd. Carrie L. Townsley, Hattie Flint, Prof Peitrich, W.

H. Chaffee, Ottawa; Nellie Drum, Princeton; R. A. Hampton, Garnett. July 23rd.

T. J. Dover, K. Harriet Patrick, Sac and Fox Agency, I. C.

A Buiney, Rontoul; O. Crain, Peoria; R. S. Gilfillin, H. H.

Cook, Mrs. E. C. Taber. Miss Mitchell, Jennie Muth, Maud Sayers, Ida Bacon, Mary Hood, Laura Meadows, Minnie Crouch, Ottawa.

July 24th Effie Graham, Wichita; Jennie Brooks, Lucy E. Lester, Lola Graham, Mrs. V. S. Jenks, Lena Mills, Martha Read, Minnie Laubert, Ottawa.

Santa Fe, has tenuered his regisna-tion to that road, to take effect Aug. Is'. We have not learned the causes Stores. Slaughter Houses, sad for all sanitary purposes. leadincr to- this action nor what Mr.

PODERFUL GAFE--ECOHOBICAL. Volk's plans for the future are. Everything indicates that E. 0tEAT SANITARY PREVENTIVE. Supplied la Qnart Bottles, Jars, Kegs, and fiavrrela at rea sea able) terms.

I Funston will carry every county in iPHBiTV tu Tur irir.Bnnu i HAS WHO A Boas the district, and be nominated by ac 5 I jo Twinkle, 'Little Star, jl a a ara a ivanwva. ftril lil'fVI CaaWsaaSwItk sarfaataafatr. Tha aahnJth at-1 I. ST VIU 11,1 aaaapkara af tha nota via ha parMad h7 aaapandlas I Ms Mao piiSBstl lars alatka vat vltk a dllaliaa af aao part mt roam I f. pau a a "wpaai oi a rooaa wi Ms Maa.

piiihastl lars alatka vat vltk a dl clamation, notwithstanding the the terrific fight Sharpe has made against I Sl, taa af vsiar, vhiak vi sa4 saap tas roaes III natws all had odors sad now I wonuur wnai yoa arei" Pm a little Apple Purer, KNOWS bow th aha rare, his nomination. Ottawa Journal. Mrs. Walgren, of Kansas Oh, I'm last a little tearer. I cau I'AKK and COllE and SLICE.

OISINFKCTINO aM DKODORIZINO while visiting friends a short distance go taa will tea you Ii 1 indis I'M 1 And you'll think tne awfal nlc. At lite Hardware Store you'll And ine. NORMAL NOTES. from this place, recently had the mis pensable sad Jnst three "qnartera" then will buy r.ic. 210 enrolled.

fortune to fall from a load of hay in such a manner as to break both her wrists, besides otherwise bruising lr your hardware man aon't Keen me, Don't with hers let hint cheat thee, Hut send for me direct, er fro INSTANTANEOUS. ODORLESS. aatretlaas had daavaa oaara, 4aa sat sfcaplr dla-(stH tkam. USE IS UNIVERSAL. EGYPTIil CHEIiCIL COMPAMY.

Baa, fit. Xottis, Mo. It is expected that Prof. Smith will herself. be able to be on duty next week.

(9 Messrg. C'a llndson orread vt acala, aaasV lag aid a see Leominster, Jiass. A. T. Sharpe having spent part of 35a.

Box. J. McDonald, of Wentern School A 1 I 'l I I PRICE ONLY $1.00 I PRICE ONLY BOc Bottle. Makes gsllont. 70S SALS BY ALL GR0CER8 AJfD DRUGGISTS.

delivered a lecture on P. 8. This is the maehlna nel hy fruit drlera the overplus received from the tex payers of Franklin county for county II orer the country. It pare, core ano! thru the "Means of Growth" Monday evening apple at one operation. It ia aositnole achildrsn use it.

Aaents H'mim In eery State. M10.OO which was highly appreciated by BW. A. Lber rfrtt can eaxity be made. Bend TM.

ami I will teachers and others. printing, has returned from the lovely breezes and cool nooks along the shores of the northern lakes. Ottawa Lever. yytaoLUTELY WATER-PROOF IbrwarU to any address, one sample macnino, prepaid. Regular price, tl.on.

70,000 ntnciunes already sold. CaU for th "Ltmi StAa" faaaa. A travelling artist made a shadow of the normalite8, this week; they I as vni Mia cov um( II 1 men.lers, SO P.nds, aad II PHer sent jreomii to On ux cof in en. I are. SO Pi 1 rner.

sens tr.n.n no 2nnnriirMVttfinr 7 addree oa 1401 pt ofpri. Dan Magrath returned from a few days ago, and reports Illinois and Missouri away ahead of E. HlJdSON, BOSTON. MASS. grouped in front of the Central School building; many of the faces can be readily recognized as belong- ing to an original.

A large number of teachers met in FOn 8IIEATHI3G HOUSES. convention Thursday afternoon and Wa call atUBtion ta th oevshjr ef its oastractioa, it betas; composed of two shsets i paper wtw aa uterpaaea layer at watar-proor Drtsmea or asphalt, th whole vflten Kansas on small grain, but the Kansas carries the banner for corn. He says he saw plenty of old corn in cribs along the line in those states however. Waverly Gazette. There will be a Grand Excursion to Texas via the Mo.

Pacific Railroad July 29th. Tickets on sale one day only. Round trip fare discussed subjects of general interest to them as a professional class. Some creditable essays were read and their uaaer pressure, makine; a sanitary miiasw-proof shsathins; for ths aidet a4 faafa af DRY Ain REFRIGERATOR, IT IS PERFECT Cbtrcoal Filled. Supsrlsr Ccaslrectbi PRODUCES BETTER BEULti nouses, that will last as long as th building- upon which it ia applied.

Experience ha sbowa that th eheap papers eomRouU uad fop shsathlnr housss do P. O. Pierson, of Williamsburg, was in tbe city on Tuesday evening-Pete is a good Republican and wants to see Funston go back to Congress. J. W.

Spangler, of Pomona, was a subjects discussed in an able man not protsct a baUdlaf for aa Isarth of hqt toga mildew and fall to Dieces. maklne- th houae drafty and 4ampj thN dalosto aa tho only be remedied at ereat expenae. A 0od 8bttMng tik the O. K. Buildlaf Paper, can be obtained at a trifling; cost, and it is a wests of raoaey to use aa iafsrior article.

pleasant caller on Thursday while on I from Ottawa $23.05, thirty days limit WITH LESS ICE THAN AST OTHER, ner. Tne essay "Will better wages make better teachers?" will appear in the Western School Journal. A committee was appointed to make out a course of study for the coming year. and stop over at pleasure returning, or Read a na tnr Fall Infer- Call Ageat hia way to Kansas City. He says Fnnpton will secure the delegation from Pomona.

T. E. auiwa, Itaas, Kte. Pot up la rolls laoktos wld, oontainins; 1,000 sqmr I'm, M0UND CITY PAINT ttCOlOR St Louis, Giller, Agent Mo. UteNMAM in, 1KB.

Tb AUSU HEFIUSEfUTOR.

Obtenir un accès à Newspapers.com

  • La plus grande collection de journaux en ligne
  • Plus de 300 journaux des années 1700 à 2000
  • Des millions de pages supplémentaires ajoutées chaque mois

À propos de la collection Ottawa Tribune

Pages disponibles:
713
Années disponibles:
1889-1893