The Concordia Daylight from Concordia, Kansas • 3

i 'VhSSSBLT BEiPTEMBBIt 8, iSSl, Are We Not The People, But we are the fellows who want the people to call and investigate our purchases of Fall Clothing and Furnishing Goods for Men and Boys. have everything new that the markets afford in Square and-Round Front Sack Suits, Cutaways and Prince Alberts. Elegant patterns in Pantaloons. Boys and Children's Suits from the cheapest to the best, and of every Style. JJATS, Caps, Gloves, Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery, and all at prices so low that our customers will wonder how we do COME AND SEE WHAT WE ARE GIVING AWAY.

SQUARE EALING CLOTHIERS, irai muMim Rw-TrHident Coffee of the Cloud Personal Reflections. Fine rain last night. Tiie Fair. Since our last publication the fair has CONCORDIA OPERA HOUSE THE county alliance attended the meeting of the republican club last cdnesday A Exciting Court Scene. Those who happened to be at the court house on Friday evening last witnessed an exciting and interesting incident.

Ike Rigby was attorney for the defend ant in a certain case and had taken the witness stand in his own be evening, and it was not necccssary lor WEDNESDAY NIGHT, SEPT. 9 him to have the password eitner. When Asa Fortnev stood up before come and gone and we only have it treasured in our memories. A large crowd gathered each day to witness the racing and the various things displayed at the grounds but for some reason, for there is a reason for every thing, very little was exhibited. It was not because tne products had not grown in JOHN DILLON l)il you fair well last week? Keaucharnp's Cream of Roses.

John Dillon do not fail to hear him. Teppcrell Brothers for school books. What immenso water mellons this county can produce. Bcauchamp's cream of roses makes the skin soft and white. the county convention last Wednesday half.

Under the cross examination of AS after his defeat for county the opposing attorneys he had become and stated that he would support Mr. considerably excited. Finally an, inti Tittle just as heartily as he would of Miss Lulu Conner attended the fair in this city last week. Jno. Taylor and a young man by the name of Auston was visitiug in the city last week.

James Sharp has moved his family to Beloit, where he expects to make his future home. James Neil and wife of Miltonvale, was in the city last week visiting Chas. Protor and family. J.D.JFell and wife have returned from Colorado Springs where they have been living for some months past. Rev.

C. P. P. Fox, pastor of the Baptist Chnmh Of this nit-v" hoa nnni. this county this year nor was it because they were ashamed to place on exhibi himself had he been nominated, he showed a true republican spirit.

mation that he was not telling the truth aroused his ire, and grasping the large ink bottle from the Judge's desk, he drew back his hand as if to The ladies in this city will be com hurl the bottle at his opponent. But tion their inagniiicant production. Cloud county has as fine a lot of stock as any county in the state but it was not at the fair ground last week. It is true that what was there was of tb.8 best quality but the quantity was so small that but little showing was made. One thing perhaps that went farther in pelled to wear short dresses unless something is done to exterminate the sandburs along the side walks.

It is not only embarrasing to stop and pick this movement had an effect wholly unexpected and somewhat startling. In drawing back his arm apparently to wh.w vi.J uuv ir Hew York where he will spend a month throw, the ink Hew from the bottle and visiting nis parents. spattered over the jurymen, greatly -WATCH-- THIS --SPACE --NEXT Mrs. Laura Cliittlor loft it attracting the people was the three surprising those dignified gentlemen. evening for Trinidad Colorado where nl A.

11 a balloon ascensions which were all very One of the jnrymen. who is so unfortu one expects to maKe ner iuture nome. sucessfully preformed. Below we give a list of some of the special premiums. Gen.

(iilhorf lo. 17A in Orirtvf tima sandburs off of ones clolhe3, but rather disagreeable, especially when the burs have those sharp stickers on them. Miss Hattie Smith's benefit will conclude with the charming Operetta, "Two Can Play at that Game," with the following cast of characters: Mr. Tryon Willie Camahan Mrs. Tryon iv KliKJiynvT Bridget: May Caldwell Snnirilrnn I r.nliir.M 1 Mr Dewey nate as to have bo hair on the top of his head, received a large portion of the ink fluid on that bald spot.

Few of the for Hntrninson Kansas vrfiAa lia haa muumu aav. accepted a position in a dry goods store. FAIR PREMIUMS. AGRICULTURE. bushel white corn Sanders.

Best bushel earlv Irish notatoes Stine. utr jurors escaped without any damage, Capt. Eli's lectures given at the M. Church last WAAlr WO a birrMTT an. most of these having their clothes badly stained.

It is dangerous to be behind B. Smith, 2d. preoiated by those who were fortunate enough to hear them. The captain is indeed an inestering speaker. Mr.

Kooiiev U'oliceman) "WU1 Harkness juiBiiei sweet potatoes it siine. 3 bushel tomatoes KM Foster. 1st: It Stine. Ike when he is wrathy, but is perfectly safe in front. 2d.

Wm. Fall, nt Ponfor nroa in thA States Attorney is the piece in which John Dillon made his reputation. And even Ike says that he will support the straight ticket thU fall. Just contrast this country with what it is now and what it was a sear ago. A full and complete line of new school books are carried at the Post Ollico Book Store.

The Post Oftice Book Store is the place to get new school books. For Sale. Four young Horses. Call at the farm of F. Longton on Elm creek.

Bargains in Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Dry Goods, Notions, etc. tf H. H. Hanson. While waiting for your mail at the post office just purchase your school books.

Harmony was 00 of the most noti-ciablo feature ef the republican convention. Look for a good old lime republican majority this fall, and you will not be mistaken. What nature has failed to do in beautifying the bkin Beauchamp's cream of roses has accomplished. Remember that Charley Avery will tako your picture at the Elite Studio, and guarantee satisfaction. Remember the date September 15th.

Tickets on sale at Beauchamp's Thurs day and after. 12 head cabbage Stine. Bushel table beets F. M. Foster.

1st! it Stine, 2d. Bushel mangel virgels-J Burris, 1st; JS city a few days last week. Will is now holding down a good position in the Times office of that city. Hlgrim Boggs Wedded. It was last Thursday evening a few moments before nine o'clock that L.

E. Sweeten and Miss Louie Hall were unit Misses Fttd nrl MaKIn Stori. 2d 6 water melons HJ Swain, 1st; Foster, musk melons Foster. iKtr 11 Swain ii una morning for Lincoln, Nebraska, where they will attend the state fair. 2d.

ed in marriage at the parlors of the 12 stalks of corn Sanders, lutt Full II. N. Hanson Jpf voatarAarr IN "States Attorney," The above play with John Dillon in the leading role will be represented at the opera house next Wednesday even for Chicago where he will purchase new goods. Last Friday afternoon the Concordia drum corps serenaded The Times Office very liberally. One of the selections was intended as a compliment to a large delegation of visiting ladies, entitled, "Johnny, Get Your Hair Cut." Incidentally we might remark that the drum corps is a splendid musicial organization, and apparently composed of gentlemen throughout.

They became quite popular in Clay Center. LaWronOft Smith noma A. E. LASNIER POPULAR PRICES. 116 113.

Concordia, Kansas. KUlilO UUITU 11UIU Belleville last week to attend the fair. HORTICULTURE. Winter apples Fulcomer. Fall apples Fulcomer.

Display of peaches Fulcomer, 1st; Mrs. Dunning, 2d. General Usplay fruit Fulcomer. PANTRY STORES. Pie plant jelly Mrs Dunning.

Grape jeUy Mrs Dunning, 1st Mm FM Foster. 2d. ing. The piece has been rewritten; JudfTR (i. F.

Little rt ru Was in trr-aata nt new duisness put in and established on a somewhat more modern basis, but last week looking after the interest of Display canned fruit Fulcomer, 1st; Mrs mo xvausas xarniers fire insurance still retains its pure moral features, cumpany. Wheat bread, hop yeast Mrs Foster. FINE ARTS. Mrs. E.

Elriridtrn nroa i WMI 3T-WB -v-ri two which has so thoroughly stamped it with success. The story is sensational to a degree, but the principal characters 11 mv -ww 1 ib son Li. wee ten in this city last JBest crayon drawing -Caudle, 1st; Avery, PencU drawing, under 15 years Mahln Aim. weeK. are drawn in a manner that marks th Barons House by Rev.

B. T. Staubcr. A few of their most intimate friends were there to witness the ceremony. Mr.

Sweeten during the last year has been employed as operator at the Santa-Fe depot, and has during that lime done his work to the entire satisfaction of the company, and to all who have had an occasion to do business with him. Miss Hall is a very popular young lady among her acquaintances, and has been making her home for several years passed with Mr. and Mrs. S. H.

Barons. Among the many costly presents presented to the young couple were a silver water pitcher, by Phil Myers and Ben Paxton. A gold watch and chain to the bride and one hundred dollars in money to the groom, by Mrs. E. Eldridge, Mr.

Sweden's mother. The happy couple will take up their residence this city, and will certainly have the good wishes of their many SHOPPING BY MAIL. author as a man of gc nius. Mr. Dillon Bright of Miltonvale was in be CltV ThurKrln.tr vinarintr V.o J.

4. Wanted: A girl to do general house Plain photograph Caudle, 1st; II Gelger, largest collection photographs mounted II Geiger, 1st; Caudle, 2d. is giyen a great latitude, and fortunate Clay Center Times. Eye and Eais Hospital. Dr.

Grant Cullimore, oculist and aurist, of Atchison, Kansas, has established at Atchison, an eye and ear hospital, where ho will be prepared to accommodate patients from a distance. Board in this institution will bo very reasonable. Address, Du. Grant Culljsioue Atchison, Kansas, for particulars of board and treatment. 44-tf.

Y. M. A. Anniversary. of Cloud county which were on exhibi- ly has an opportunity to show himself HOUSEHOLD FABRICS.

as the master comedian, who so peerless work of all kinds. For further information call on Mrs. C. L. Botsford.

It Bcauchamp's cream of roses can raako a nice looking man out of Gus what will it do for the rest of us. huu at iuc iair. Robert McLlain Meredith's enterprising and only merchant was in the citv Beversl rlava lnct Silk patch work quilt Mrs. McKibbin. 1st: Mrs J.

BRupe, ad. Cotton patch work quilt Mrs Ella Jones, 1st; place he has sustained for so many We will tell you how for the asking. We sell Dry Goods, Carpets, Curtains, Cloaks and Shoes. CATALOGUES AND SAMPLES BY MAIL FREE. Doccett Dry Goods years, lie 13 not compelled, during the considerable of the time watching the entire action of the play to resort to While Invincible was winning tho free Hearth rug, wool-Vivian Herwlck.

Knit counterpane Vivian Berwick. ORNAMENTAL NEEDLEWORK. Hem stitchinir CaiTie Buslinell. low comedy to provoke a smile. The KANSAS CITY.

MO. plot is rcrl, and not unnatural; the for all trot threo of his colls were having tho bluo ribbtms tied on then). 71 Silk embroidery Mrs A Caudle, 1st; Carrie situation is Intensely pathetic The anniversary meeting of the Y. M. at me ia.r ground.

employed at the B. M. depot. John Elliott, O. P.

Lecompt and Napoleon Malo, of Clyde, have formed a nui aompanynd will go to Kan s-CltV to hnv pram no X2UBI1UC11. JU. Sofa pillow, silk Mrs Foster, 1st; Mrs and humorous, combined, and with dia C. A. of Concordia was held last Sunday evening at the Methodist church.

logue and action brisk and devoid of friends and acquaintances. And may dull lines, and an admirable support to chant 3 wuiiuisaiuu uicr- their union bo one of continual happi uicoiuer, za. Display outline work Mrs MeKibbon. Crochet in eotton Carrie Bushnell. Crochet in silk Carrie Bushnell.

Washstand set-Carrie Bushnell. Crochet shawl Carrie Bushnell Pillow shams and spread Mrs MeKibbon. SPECIAL PRIZES. Mr. Dillioa's central figure, there rests in store a rare treat for our most exact ng comedy lovers.

CEocwrwrcFTHis country whxobt( reoa study of this hap of THE ness, with every hour tilled with love and each moment jeweled with a joy. Interesting Base Ball. The two games of ball between the Side saddle offered by Ben Lake for best loaf Our Ticket, Geo. McKay has heen on the sick list during the past few days. Miss Myrtie Green left Sunday evening for her home.

She has been visiting with her uncle C. W. McDonald during the past five weeks. J. E.

Hagaman has been visiting his Headed as it is by Geo. YV, Tittle a man Clyde and home teams proved to be in 01 Dreau aua oounus ot Dutter, Dy youur lady under 18 Miume Dutton, of Sibley township. $5 album by Beauchamp A for best bushel of oats John Bland, of Buffalo township $5 ritling bridle for best lady rider, by Lainay Mrs Dutton. 3 S3 cash by Isaac Rigby for best map of Cloud county Mable Ames. 85 cash by A Gay for best display of white whose private and public life is beyond teresting and exciting.

Notwithstand reproach and a man who is personally ing it was understood that purely local a friend to the entire population of the iuw uiiji uunngme past wees Jim is now holding a good position in The St. Louis Republic Now Issued Twice-a-Week, Tuesday and Friday, 12 to 14 Pages a Week, For $1,00 a Year. Sample Copies Free. men were to be used on sides, the Clydo people brought with them the county and does not require any introc- Phillipsbura battery. about the strongest pair there is to be found in uui ii 1 oauues.

Best display of water melons 910 set of bolster springs, by Robinson McCrary Swain. 3 pounds Tycoon tea, A Betournay for best roll of butter Mrs Herwick 2 pounds of Tycoon tea, A Betournay for best display of apples Fulcomer. 2 pounds of Tycoon tea, A Betournay for best dlsolav of canned neachpa Mra Vnl Wo havo just received a large assortment of llockers and Dining chairs of the latest patterns. Kioby WIlson. Special sales at tho Bargain liousis during tho fair week of Dress Silks, Cashmeres, and other new style dress goods.

Two of the prizes were carried off by by J. A. Fitters. His fine stallion and a two months colt, both won the blue ribbon. All lovers of music should attend the notit given by the pnpils of Miss Hattie Smith, September 15th in tho opera house.

Just Received. A fresh lot of Iowa honey. No sun-llower in it. The finest on the market ry it. J.

W. Patton. Wanted Men and Women to sell tho best book ever published. Every one who sees it will not do without it. Agents make 100 per month.

Address J. G. Wolf Co. A social dance was held in the vacant store building of the Iron Block last Friday evening, and quito a large number attended. A very pleasant time was reported by those who were this vicinity.

uoncordias nine was short three of its best men, who had to be replaced by comparatively inexperienced players. Our boy? felt rather For the best display of 25 stalks of crn one CMcap, Bq Islani Pacifiuf Eyi su ureaKing plow, uroesDecK lielisle Fulcomer. $5 worth of merchandise bv Tavlor Veitzal blue as they sized up the visitors. The for best display of agricullnral products ington, D. C.

Dr. Priest came up from Concordia bunday morning, and assisted Dr. Hart-well in preforming another operation upon the eyes of Melvid Romine. Jamestown New Era. C.

A. Sterling, of Concordia, has rent ed the Dr. Pigman residence property, and will be located in Jamestown soon. Mr. Sterling is in the sewing machine business.

Jamestown New Era. Geo. L. Tombs of Miltonvale was in the city yesterday. Ernest Achilles was in the city yesterday and returned last evening to his new home acoompained by his wife.

Wm. McCoy was in the city Sunday. first game was called with Clyde in the field. Their imported thrower tossed the ball over the plate with the confi OtlllC. For best looking baby.

$5 gold pen and holder by Pepperell Bros Dr Sawhill's baby. 2 years subscription to Ladie's Home Journal, byStackhouse St Troup, for best apple pie-Nannie Smith. The Fremoxt Elkhokk and Missouri The interest which the people of this city take in tho work of the association was cleary evidenced by the large number in attendance. Notwithstanding the financial depression of the past year, the work of the association has been carried forward most energetically. Throughout the entire state, less has been accomplished during the past twelve months than for several years proceeding.

Several organizations have been compelled to give up their secretaries and rooms, and in one or two instances were forced to sell their furniture The Concordia Y. M.C. A has been particularly fortunate. Through ths earnest labors of its Secretary McKay and its board of directors, the organization has suffered only to a limited degree from the depression that prevails over the state. While the attendance has shown a small decrease, the gospel meetings have proved highly interesting and have been productive of great good.

The reports of the President Geo. H. Palmer and financial Secretary, W. W. Bowman, showed that the young men were hopeful of accomplishing much during the coming year.

It was true they were to lose their Secretary Geo. McKay, yet this did not mean that the work would cease, only it would be transfered to the different members of the association The association had purchased the building located on its lots at the corner of Seventh and Wash ington street, and proposed by certain changes to transform it into a cosy cottage home. Here after the 15th of October, the young men would be glad to meet their riends Dr. Sawhill, Who has for several dence of an old hand at the business, 91 worth of sugar by Fred Okey for largest watermelon Swain. but it was remarkable how readily our lads found the ball.

Thsy seemed to take great delight in knocking it for Valley and Siocx City and Pacific R. "The NORTH-WESTEKN LlXE" Between Superior and Fremont, 52.50 wheel barrow by Beach for best display of apples and peaches Fulcomer. S5 pair of shoes by Anglemire for best pototoes ine two or three bases. The Concordia men finally put the Clyde people out of 100 pounds high patent noui by Chas Crans for duction on our part- The next man, J. McColm for county clerk, an old resident of this county aud perhaps no man in the county is better fitted and qualified for the position than Mr.

McColm, he is one of the most successful teachers in the county. Frank Funston is the name of the nominee for sheriff, and is one of the most successful farmers in the county and has been a resident of Elk township for a good many years, and will add much strength to the ticket in his portion of the county. Last but not least of the four important offices to be tilled this fall, comes register of deeds, with Richard Daniels for nominee, who is a resident of Center township and is well acquainted in the county. There is nothing that can be said against Mr. Daniels for that position.

Then for commissioner of the second district, we have that true and tried republican, Simon Wones of South Lawrence township, a man qualified for the position in every particular. Sam'l Doran was nominated for county surveyor, and Dr. Courtney of Glasco for coroner. There is not a single objectionable man on the ticket, and is perhaps as strong a ticket as was ever placed in the field in this county aud will be elected by a good big majority. Charles Dewaide came down from misery by closing the game with a score of 7 to 4 Concordia's favor.

The Sioux City, St. Paul, Minneapolis, second game resulted in a tied score of 5 runs. It was commonly remarked Deluth and all points North. oesi uumiei oaney liianu. $5 in cigars by Ed Witcher for best display of vegetables Stine.

Yesterday morning our city schools opened with an enrollment of about fiye hundred and fifty. Prof. Warrington has been very busily engaged plac oeneviiie ana attended tho fair three days. Prof. J.

A. Dixon is now located at Jamestown where he 13 superintending the city schools. James Scarr left that the score should have been 7 to 5 in All points in Northern Nebraska, Dakota, Hot Springs, Rapid City, Dead Concordia's favor. But our boys say they can't beat an umpire. The field "One of the first official duties that I will be called upon to perform after my election" says Dr.

Courtney "will be to hold a post mortem examination over tho death of the people's party," The Neff Comedy company closed their week's entertainment in this city wood and the mining centers of the Black Hills, also the coal oil fields of ing pupils in their proper rooms and nollis, where he is now engaged in umpire in the afternoon game certainly Central Wyoming. Palace Sleepers on did give them Ihe worst of it. Be that as it may the home team has demon classes and from the way the professor handles the work shows that it is not new business to him. The teachers are all through trains. teacning scnooi.

A. L. Wilmoth returned Friday evening from a week's vacation. Geo. Layton Sundayed in the city the guest of relatives and friends.

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UHN, JOHN SEBASTIAN GenlUanacex; GenlTkLA; Pass. Agt. CHICAGO JX1 amous Hot bprines 01 bouta last Saturday evening. Financially the company was successful, and several of and we are told to expect some grand now placed in the rooms as follows: Room 8, Miss Harriet Bennett, 7, Miss For farther information address W. G.

Tatlor. Accent. Superior Neb. games before the season closes. If the Clyde boys will say the word, our nine Jennie Marshall, 6 Mrs.

J. H. Brierly, tho entertainments were fairly well plaj'od. Wm. Thayer was in the city over H.

G. Burt, J. R. Buchanan, General Manager, General Passen ger Age nt is only too anxious to play the tie off. Uniaha JNeb.

Mrs. W. B. Harper went Saturday to There will bo a grove meeting 10 miles north west of Concordia com 5. Miss Belle Varvel, 4, Miss Kate Dennis, 3, Miss Nannie McCrary, 2, Miss Lulu Swearngen, 1, Miss Ella Smith.

In the Lincoln building will be found Miss Eva Wikoff, as principal, room 2, Miss Ham Vanamberg, who was adjudged nuGiu duo juiueu uer nusoana who is now located at that place. Any persons wanting nursery stock years been chairman of tho Committee insane on the sixteenth day of last of any kind will do well to call on Chas Miss Kittie Jordon was down from mencing 11 inst. in the grove of Mr. Dickcrhoof 2 miles south of Norway to continuo one week. C.

C. Brnner June and was taken to the asylum, on Reai'ing room, in a few minutes talk told of some of the attractive and Stella Bradford, 1, Miss Baker and in four months ago he returned advantMgeous features of that branch Glasby, general agent Griasa Bros Lawrence, Kansas. Will sell two-year old apple trees at fl2 per 100 also evergreen and forest trees. Residence the Garfield bnilding room 2, is taught and has since that time been living with of the work. Daily and weekly papers, his family who reside two miles west of leading magazines, and miscellaneous first Street, Concordia.

Spring or fall Hollis. Mr. Vamamberg was in Clyde yesterday and last evening when the delivery. publications could always be found at oeiou several aays last week the guest of Miss Gertie Veach. Geo.

Wagner returned Wednesday from Missouri. James C. Kreider editor of the Florence Herald was in the city last week. From the Jamestown New Era, J- W. Sheaf or, one of tho leading lawyers of Cloud county, was up from Concordia last.

Frirlow nri vn the rooms and an earnest invitation was extended the young and old men to We are selling Folding Beds cheaper Union Pacific passenger was passing through he took occasion to take his own life by throwing himself under the than they were ever sold. Please call take advantage of this oppoitunity. Before closing President Palmer ex. and get prices. Rigby Wilson.

Scott and Hostetler. The mere facts that W. C. Scott and C. F.

Hosteller were defeated for re-nomination at the republican convention last week does not signify that these gentlemen have, not preformed their office of public trust faithfully and well nor does it indicate that the republicans of this county were dissatisfied with them or their ofliicial acts. Mr. Scott has only held office in this county two years but during that time his duty has been faithfully preformed as an executive officer and there is not a single flaw that can be found eyen by his enemies. Mr. Hostetler unlike Mr.

Scott has held a public office in this county for sixteen years and in all those years Mr. Hostetler has honestly preformed the work committeed to his trust and surely he can always look pressed in a few appropriate words the First Premium on Photos was taken thanks of the association for the support that had been so generously offer train. The chair car passed over him and he lived only about four hours after the fatal deed which he himself committed. Coroner Pigman is at Clyde to day holding the inquest. vuauc tills omce a pleasant visit.

by Geiger, the Mossb3ck Photographer Rain fall last night was 1.04 in. MissFlnrpnA Pun ed them tho past by the citizens of who has been visiting "with relatives here for the naat tvn wooiro mr. Concordia. The ladies especially had Court has been going on one week home Sunday. on numerous occasions rendered valuable and timely aid.

To all ths today. Deputy Sheriff Bradford met with slight accident last evening while com Editor Daylight: Let me sue-D-pet. Concordia should uniform her very excellent drum corps. Clay Center ing in from the country, the night was so dark that it was impossible for him to see the road and he was allowing the Times. that our mathematicians must be growing weak if they allow the egg problem of last week to worry them.

Since, when friends of the association bo conveyed the assurance that their efforts were duly appreciated and would not be forgotten Weather Report for Week Ending Monday, Sept. 7, 1891. in charge We aro in receipt of a complimentary ticket to the Abilene fair which will be held September 21st to 25th inclusive. It is safe to say that the fair will be a success, for the peoplo of Dickinson county ncvei do things by halves. T.

Decker will close his term of ollico as county commissioner of this county with tho hearty good will of every republican in tho county. Mr. Decker's opposition to tho alliance commissioners when ever they attempted to rule the county has made him scores of friends. It is surprising to seo tho large acreage of ground that is being prepared for wheat this fall and this work is being well done, and tho wheat will bo planted in good shape. With a favorably year a much larger amount of wheat will be placed on the market next year than there will be this.

The program of the concert the evening. September 15th will be varied. Part first will consist of vocal and instrumental solos, duets, trios and quartets, and will conclude with the Gipsy Chorus from the "Bohemian Girl" in costume with twenty five gipsys. Part second will coniist of the ''Operetta" by Millard cntilted -Two Can Play at that Game." Mr. and Mrs.

Fairbrother and Miss Lena, of Talraage, will assist in the Concert. horses to follow it themselves. When James Trimble who was arrested for byliss Susie Jones and 1, by Miss H. McCrary. There is no reason to doubt but that the school under the able man agemcnt of our present superintendent will be one of the most successful educational years in the history of the city, and now that the work of the superintendent has already begun it is the duty of each and every person who patronizes the school to render whatever assistance he can, and to labor for the successful! education of the rising generation.

The winner of Benj Lake's premium Side Saddle was Miss Minnie Dutton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Dutton of Sibley township.

The young lady is only 14 year old and was born on the farm on which her parents reside and has lived there ever since. So it will be seen she is a genuine Cloud county product, a true blue sunflower girl an honor to her parents and a credit to her sex. Let us hope there are plenty more like her, but we had almost forgotten to merition that her post office address is Concordia and beware of the dog. If food sours on the stomauh, digestion is defective. De Witt's Little Ear- 3LRlse.r,? this.

The famous little pills that never gripe or disappoint. Sold by all druggists. We have tho best line of Beds for the money that has ever been in the market. Rigby Wilson. he took out 2, 4, and 5 at a time he about three miles from town one of the ana oe proud of his sixteen years of public life in Cloud conntv There "The road ins; Western Itewspaoer.

The Kaiwat City Time has earned the abort title by always being In the foremost rank of. the metropolitan western newspapers in advocating the Interests ot the West. In the eastern money cectcrs the TinVA is looked upon 4 the best it Hector ot the condition ot tho West, and this puts iu position of being tho best advocate YVsi ran have. It has not let its oi'purtu. titles pasi, tut on every occasion tan ili-in- iu its rower toward the upbuilding ti AVesti ii Among the it r.iivoc.iLeil.

some of whisk arc: pev.iif.' 1 H.li hoina; li-rokee Strip. regions; t.h- -is itir Kansas. Uii- -i 1 f.tj Tnua 1 rta stealing goods from the store of J. A. Fetters is being tried to-day.

horses became frightened, and jumping seemed to bean opinion of the majority withdrew the same number, that number must be the least common multiple of 2. 4. and 5. which is Oh sideways upset the buggy throwing Mr. 01 tne delegates in the Conventian that the ticket could strengthened bv Dlacino- Weather Bureau Weekly Temperature.

Precipitation. then there was however one egg more. farmers on the ticket and not because Bradford out and inflicting several slight wounds. The following marriage licenses have oral, ans. Maria.

3 a 3 a have been issued since our last publication: Fred C. Baily and Hattie JJ. Mc-Berney, Jno. A. Dunn and Marv E.

these two gentlemen were not worthy. It is safe to say that Mr. Scott and Mr. Hostetler will support the straight ticket this fall. It is quite the fashion now to take De Witt's Little Early Risers for liver, stomach and bowel disorders.

They are small pills, but mighty good ones. All druggists sells them. ail-. vYr- Chapter 1: Weak, tired, no appetite. Chaper 2: Take Hood's Sarsaparilla Chapter 3: Strong, cheerful, hungry.

A prominent feature of The St. Louis Republic is the Tariff Department, edited by Coneressman tUiam L. Wilson, ot West Virginia, one of the ablest democratic leaders, in the fight for Tariff Reform. The "Twice-a-week" Republic contains this department, and is mailed to subscribers every Tuesday and Friday, for only one dollar a. year.

It is at once the best and cheapest news and family journal published in the land. Send for sample copies. Address The Republic, St. Louis, Mo. 90 60 74 78 83 85 84 Tuesday Wednesday.

Thursday. Friday 8unday Monday 64 60 46 48 57 53 54 Ti G4 60 3 70 69 69 U) C3 00 00 00 00 00 What it Does. Hood's Sarsaparilla 1. Purifies the blood, 2. Creates an appetite.

3. Strengthens the nerves. 4. Makes the weak strong. 5.

Overcomes that tired feeling. 6. Cures scrofulas, salt rhuem, etc. 7. Invigorates the kidneys and liver.

8. Relieves headache, indigestion. Pitts; Grant W. Brassfield and Belle C. Brooks; L.

E. Sweeten and Louie Hall; Adam Fudge and Grace Roberts Alfred Dandurand and Ida Odette; Edward Bean and Cora Anna Tatro: H. B. I4 the In the ir Uie first to iritis cl -1 01 tho 1 o'eli a. nL, 1.1 i.udl bavrc ksa .63 125.32 We have a few baby carriages left that will be sold very cheap.

Rigby Wilson. Brownell and Celia E. Barns. The above indicates that the probate court The Republicans are going to be in the majority this fall. business is getting better.

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