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THE ELLSWORTH POPULIST. I LABOR WE TRUST, DY LADOR WE LIVE. VOLUME .2 KANSAS, SATUBDA7. JANUARY 30.1897... ,26, A 4 1 I hard ct nl at II.

Works Si TO OUR POPULIST FRIENDS. Shelled and ear corn want (i lit Win Us it Co. THE POPULIST want See Flunk Meliville wln-n you X')W that we hnve undertaken to show ui Hie rnUeniiexs ot the oiipir'i- (uniting ilniie, I'iiints. oi's nt'd indow gl iS-i ko PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. at CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK ELLSWORTH, KANSAS.

CAPITAL STOCKED SURPLUS $60,000. tion to the penpe's putt), it nami'iilly brings our pnliiHMi em inns together C.p- Muiiyi.ii.'. H'-mety's art aold at r-e: I A diitrie Sunday school convention will I held in liilsA'ortli hi and 11 of February. Mr. Snivel' of Tice county as up lookinu i er his fenning interests in this (iHintv ti'iH week.

Ho expects to move up about; March 1st- to l'iy plana mill hemets to ue.tt lis Vf. L. Wkioht, Ed. to h. The opposition lire not, open in their work, hut do Hon the wo want to say that we uvhii to keep iu the limits Entered at the Ellawortb Post Office for tr.uu mlMloa through the mails as Second Class matter.

DIRECTORS oi he law. anil pitxl them I loin now I until next. November In order to do this, we must have the support of our party. Any one who in arrears, and E. Schernneihori), J.

Ii. McLnuriti, S. Westfall. K. J.

L. M.S. E. G. Kimtmll.

A. Young, U. T. Tremble, Murphy. Dohhius, O'Keefe, $1.00 I'ek Ykak, Subscription botloin prices at Seitz's lletneinber 11 C.

lirown the photo Biapher when in nei of nips line lie Is localiil on West side of Doiigi.c Avenue north end of t.lieehy. and will 1 pleased to have von cull on lllPl. I 'L I' I till' place, uieujliei-iH noxious to ib jourwurk A F.enolutiiyii To Conbidor, WHKHHAd it was cousnlered offer'ng a bribe, lor Mr. J. E.

Kt-ynolds to oiler to turn in on- third ot the salary of the register i deeds tdflee, to tho conn-ty treasury, when he was i iiuiuiig for tl.e nomination two jeais ago, there-fort in- it BicHi'LVKD that the reg'sier of deeds cau pa) up ill udvance. will greatly help iu the work, wlneli tsionsUinny in Hit interest of the taxpayers oi the OFFICERS. comity. Time Table. Kanopolis Kansas.

Our opponents wouiu iwe to maae it (i. T. Tremble Caahier. I). J.

Santry Ass't. Cashier. H. S. Westlall IJ Schermerhoru Vice OFFICIAL ORGAN 01? PEOPLES OF ELLSWORTH GO.

County Central Oommitteeof Peoples Party of Ellsworth county. appear, mat, to pay un audition to res. this paper, would tl increase its cir Trail. ia-55 p. in dullv eolation, which tliev do not wish to do, Money Loaned.

Exchange Bought and Sold. iiii di-pitrts a u. in. But wo will hhv that this Is only a A Making iiiliuectiins nt (ii-neseo with trnlh cute was of keeping out of explaining Interest paid on time deposits. Your patronage solicited.

ist for alina, Topeka, Kaiisim City, St. Lniiif sal be it dnv.i iilmut one iiniu. i their rottenness away to the people Other olliices iu proportion. Address. Wilson.

Ellsworth lei even one- who can hel.i this and trains lor Wicliitii, Coffey ville, Forthwith und Lilt! i Hock Ark. paper by semi. in; in a new sub John Ilorinscher was up from Car- Quickest time to the Snitli eugt. Chair earn five. Fur further ii (iiiialion.

call on or or nawnu their Kiihh'ainiion, i so Tuesday and made us a call. Mr Horn, sehrr was under the impn ss ion that tin ie was a sw.nd!i intleliver Name. John Uamber, W. F. Sckitvce.

W. Hugh l.eltfi. Robt. Hadley A. S.

Hunter. E. Tauton, Fred Huscinan, Win Thornburg Jr. M. Baker, 8.

8. Archer Precinct Buffalo, Wilson, Ellsworth Little Wolf Lincoln, Ash Creek, reek. Walnut Grove, Elkhorn Kanopolis, Nebruoka, udilrcM, A. Speneer, Agt a iiuiol is Kansas. as soon as coiiven ent.

rto long us the people have no paper to flu lit their cause Kiev may expect the sharks to II. 1'. Townsondli. P. A T.

A. St. Louis At JUST ARRIVED. ing the Cartield township poll books, but for the information of those inter continue to rob thern. Kanopolis.

Arkansas hard coal at II. Works UNEQUALLED SERVICE ested. we will quote the law the cotnily clerk acted under. In the first place the county clerk lias the uiauacin of Co. Another car load of goods for our fall and winter trado Jame Browu Denver to Chicago via Kansas City Kaaciiu A snap struck this country Saturday Thompson creek W.

F. Kline is given via the Union l'uciiic and the tickets. The law states that. receipt shall be given (for the ballots.) A. M.

Flitcraft Masmer. Mulberry lb was cold snap Chicago Alton ltailwavs. J. W. Cook Carneiro.

by the indue oi judges of election to Through I'ullman Sleepers. 1'ullman A vapor bath ran be had at Ran whom ihev are delivered, which re I)iiiing trfrs and tree Heel i nine Ch.nr do'ph's barbershop auy day. iit shall be preserved bv the officer Lorraine. Cars leave Denver daily. The Union l'acilio is the gre it through ear line of Born To Mr.

-tod Mrs Hans Seitz charged with the pr nting of the bal Black Wolf. a boy, on Inst Tuesday night lots." The county clerk has cliiinj' ot Hollyrood the west. AsK your nearest ticket Carneiro Terra Cotta Weaver Lorraine Noble Holly rood Palacky Trtvote Thomas Venango Lang ley John Treito. J. 8.

Leuker H. p. Allen B. Smischny. W.

A. West Tobias Doubrava W. H. Conkhlte J. K.

Caldwell C. A. Williams Geo. Foster Willie Swaggart has tieeu tery sick the of the hullots. This is lit law ot 03.

and just whether raiacKy. Genesuo, ,4 Langlcy the past week with laeumgttis agent lor tickets via ihis line. L. Lom vX, Geo. Fuss and TKt Omaha.

Nkb would change the law, that savs the The biil reducing fees on county judcex shall draw lots to mine who printing passed the sena.e 2'J to 8. W. Wright. Sec, VT. F.

Kline Chairman shall deliver the poll dooks, woo'ii probably have i( be" settled in '-ouri. Mr. Wai ren Webster, one ot rhe judir- Fred Choitz's family has been down with the tjplioid fever, the past week The Populist Legislat ura Mil! lie iihii ridiculed mid mis WIFE "'Here's au account of a man who hot himself rather than Buffer the pangs of es. received the ImIIiiIm femii Hie iiiii clerk receipted fur them, while This week the Pojpopumt readies nltil I', ihe Uepuli'icaii press of Mr I J. Snowball returned the poll the half way mark on its second war.

ly.vi oi-poii incut that the bonks but IVebtler bus niuin iiilinn.s, rai i li lo ht-s. wnere aiiv pos- nervons weakness." hUSBANU rue tool I Why did'nt he use Dr. Jackson's Quick Nerve Restorer? I used to suffer as bad as lie did before I commenced taking Dr. Jackson's English Quick Nerve Restorer." $1.00 a box or six boxes for $5.00, with absolute guarantee from tointiiissiom-is toi do Senator IHm came up from the cap itol city Saturday, to lit Sab bl lM- i I louiid. will be ci it- the work.

icisid aiei i appointee misrepresent bath at home. ed. Aoii iriy our ot which political Some of the voting people were out to cure, by mall prepaid, send lor circular. Medical advice free. Jacksons Medical Co.

E. WIIEI'XBIt DEAD. Wtdnesdav morning Coionei K. I'. liipluii fi.ii oe will be overlooked skatiuK Sunday, that, is, vhein the P.

O. Box Chicago ill. For sale at no drug Tin; 'J'ept fca Advoi ate will print ihe Iruih. I nive special attention to Wheeler apparent It arose, his iisuul were not diving store, only direct. cnmnig downtoihe Thursday morning the work of put Unit ud ice.

was commenced in tins Local News. city. The ice is about six inches Muck piistolhc he bad iin attack ot liejut trouli.e. He conciudtd to get tin at and go home to take a r- st. lor when lie.

-'ol, to the meal tlialket.be was vvii ii tho iieiintigia of very clear and nice. Rev. Seavers Ellsworth preached repot Is or proceedings and the acts i lb" new officers. Its report i he limhful and reliable. When winch the party is supporting r-r opposing are being discussed the Advocate uill five liberal space to the of t.

sales. It will give i sy nopsis oi ol1 L-eneral bills introduced iud me close of session will a general slat inent of the new taws manted. no leading Populist should be without. It will bf furnish the heart, lie vms se'iUd in a two very able sermon at the Congre hii'i him! Hie liuu.ed a 'el national Church lust Sunda luor mint vul i.li itiii: nied cai smiI coiih! and evf lung Russell Kel'ormer. lo.nwus lo no avail.

For a spell A Biff Mistake was 'li terrhle a7l.V ot pain, and Last week we published a ptHtenn ged that the rod not, lilluo that Hi'' counlv treasury had i. balance ed with the 1'nruusT for $1.50 per Hie vry hard fur him' lo breathe. Oi course" ail but two or year. Ihe puce for the Advocate $82,037.30. This was a great mistake.

It snonlrl 1 hive been Th Mire wunt-um, and JV'Ueeier sal r.hnip-is-: fl.iHJ Wrifai-thB-, poor fund however, is something near ack in the chair and soon was irmiH Advocate Fob. Topeka Kansas -Xantona HoleFiirTOtjrs can buy. Afresh lot of MITCHELL and OLDS. Mr heeler has been a citizen of Ells 13.000. short.

for sample worth for several vears. and his sad The Alliance Aid faiUd to organize and sudden death j.will be a severe shock to all. last Saturday gin as advertised, iroui the tact that the weather turned cold He leaves a wife, son and daughter so suddenly. There are forty applica I TRISCO LINE ST LOUIS AM) lo mourn Ins death, and with whom tions tor membership, already in. am the ent ire community join in svmnathv aoolicaiinijs corning in every day The funeral services were he Id Fri- Farm and Spring Nesv Top Buggies, Road Wagons and carts.

A Supply of Star Feed Kvery farmer needs one. A complete li ne of corn shelters, for Hand or I'ower. Call and see us, We' will trv and interest vou. i i E-LDEBD SsO'DONHELL. 4SAN FRANCISCO, K.R.

tioni Xo. 101. Going East Ho. 102 Mr. el 1 i el on refuses a proposition ay at 2 clock.

The A. E. took to lo liuiito -iii; Hike el. nine of a possess on ol the remains at the nurcli. business there.

Mr. Wellington is a mnti well aualilied for business any where thoUL'h he nrrfers his Ellsworth The Topek i Journal. ivonr of Arrives. 6:20 p. m.

6:45 a. m. ..1:9 .5: 15 p. in. business to the position offered in Ch oago.

St Louis Mouett Eureka Spiiugs Paris Hiurton Medina thealiiest advocate. silver djir.ng the campaign, is fearful that IBryan's book will injure his -popularity with the people. -v f. 41 Two loads of our voune people atteii a. sai.p iu.

0:50 p. IP. 5:00 a. ui. 0 -T! 10:10 11:00 p.

m. .6:40 .5:50 ded the box supper at the liurmasler school house. Friday niirht of last Tne Fopulists that organized a'id week A grand time is reported, and kept i.p the fight, inakini; it possible the receipts of the evenini were ood CI the parti to bo many ot t. i'1'eiierick Lorraine 8:17 Ellsworth leaves 2:30 lias reclining chair winch will be used in having bo jks lot Shelled andjear corn wanted at II Works Co. 'All leading patent medicines kept in stock and sold at Seltz's.

Mr. J. E. Badger of Abilene was a caller at tnis office Monday. Attetid the Opera play evening, Februrary 8tb, at the Opera ho use.

The water pipe bursted Dr. Roth rocks office Monday, which kept tne doctor busy for a fe.w minutes. Mrs. Fred Kesler has been sick for the past two weeks with the pleurisy though it is hoped she will be able to he out again soon. Lost A black an tan fox houn Any one knowing the where abouis of said dog, will confer a favor by report ing to Wm.

Thornburgh H.W.ConRite of Geneseo came in last Saturday to the committee meeting, Mr. Conkite will always be found on duty. Editor Huycke says he never thiuks of getting the county printing or leual notices at more than 50 per cent of legal rates. Its a fat thing at that. E.C.Brown the photographer will lie pleased te have you call on linn for your photographs.

He gives satisfaction in all Eis work, and deserves your patronage. E. R. Randolph's barber shop is the place to get a vapor bath. It is that these vapor baths have provt to be a cure for rheumatism, and sone are taking advantage; of it.

Carl Ninka Is agent fo- the Grat American gate, one of the most i om-plete patents evtr invented on a gate and farmers will find it a saying in labor, time and expense. Mis? Dora Warta has purchased the millinery stock formerly owned by Miss Streicher, and most earnestly solcitsyour trade. i She is selling goods very cheap order to make room for the spring stock. Hugh Leith represents the OUawa Nursery Company, and i taking a stood number of orders. The Ottawa1 Company is a good reliable firm and Hugh would be pleased to sell you an order.

Don't fail to see him on the school librai them are compelled lo.atep aside to let the late not converts to the cars Pul- (scats free) IJiurtou to, St. Louis 'Dealer doctrine) step in and get the loaves and fishes. tilings should Itc considered carefully by our beau men. MAHIDWAMi; ANB MJMB11 Wliv is it tiieie are no many ady to go lo Cuba aiul idler tip their "Fabio Roman is undoubtedly the one of the greatest Itomatill Melo-dra-mas ever witne-sed. and it will be produced with same si cnerv and cast that scored such a hit in New York City.

At the Masonic Opera House Monday even February Slh. Allen Thrash is whittling 100 caitieon his tarm live ui.les south wvsi of the city, winch rn kes a home market for Ins neiirhbors corn and lives in defeiiM of. th Cuban citizens-1 Tho real cause is because they have not got woik, or money to sustain Don't for get that M. Gray can fit you out in hardware and lumber cheaper than ihem at lioine; a large nurnl ti have not got homes in their own country. hntni drawing room sleepers Burton to Moin.ett, couneci at Monnett with Texas limited vestibultd which lias Reclining chair cars (seats free) and drawing room sleepers to Cnlv ston via Paris and Dallas, without change, connects at Union station.

St. Loins with all lines for the east, north and southeast. Connects at Hurrton with A. T. and S.

F. for points east and west. Connects at Burrton with Pullman, Palace and Tourist Sleepers, enroute to LosAngles and San Francisco, California, without, change va, Albuquerque. Connects at Lvons for all points west. Through tickets on sale to all points For further information call on or address.

C. E. Schoiield Agt. hllsworth Kansas, ly is it we have so many men, even businessmen wi are. seeking office ru WestSide Douglas Avenue IslaiK fields.

He it-ports cattle gel linu aioug wicelv. This eoi nty is one of the banner cattle counties in I the stale. Wm Eldrerl, the luipi'inent dealer of FUswoitli. attended Ihe Western Ketail Implnnnit convention at City the fiist of (lie week. He says the impiirnent dealers are some what interested iu the Kansas legislature, and in particular ao they want freight rates reduced.

emutmmmjmmmi 'inlaw is because they, want tie money the office would bring lu them. Their respective business enterprises are not paving Ihem wages, some that have capital invested A large nu ruber of farmers are in the same hoai. This is a wrong state of affaire und must have a change. Everybody is waiting on the other fellow to pay him. so that he can pay what lie owes.

The fact is we need more money in circulation, and before it is reiri'died we must have more work. Public enterprises will finally have to be established both by state and municipalities. Wintield Free Press. THE PLACE TO EAT. GEXTLEMEXh tvcrythiiui none right or wroua? reckon nt PARKS, A.T THE E'oyal Barter Jacksons Opera Block WEST SIDE, Shop one but the Supreme Being knows.

But I rant you all to know that A. W. HELM, has got the out ij POOL and BILLIARD room where you can enjoy yourself for a few hours. tnis matter. lye have got the largest beefsteak, pot aioes, coffee, oreaa ana ow G.

A. R. BALL. The A R.will give their annual I dance on Friday evenini: Feby. 19 1807.

i at Masonic Hall. Grand music. Tickets to ilance, 50 cents couple. Supper, 25 cents each. We ask the public for their assis-1 tance tnlv once tach year.

Everybody buy a fcket and help the old boys out.they won't trouble you long Hex Fagan Cnair. ter for 20 cents in town. Piece of pie, vents, coffee 6 cents, chick DOUGLAS AVENUE. The Only Woman's Salvation Try Dr. Jackcon's Ensrlish Female Emulating Tablets, the prescript ion of a famous Eu-glish Physician, with "30 years practice as Specialist, and vou will be convinced that it is the only stfe, promnt, powerful and reliable en bread and butter, 10 cents, doughnuts for cents, mi a- tea five, half dozen fried oysters twenty-jive cents, ham sandwich fivet Jackson's En Sv.

whv don't vou trv Dr rciucily In rue market, Tnis great vt- 1.00 a box. and 3.00 gijsi, Quick. Nerve Kestorcri cents. Hows this! hurrah or everybody. lisli a txx for cases of long standing: by mail ire- taiizer, the preseripliou of a famous Engl paid.

Medical advice tree. Jackson piiyiciaii, will euro you quickly of all uerv nervous or ai'i-nses of the eeiierutive organs, such to. lix A i.uUiigo in. ior sale by no drug store: orly direct. CITY MEAT MARKET, KALINA CIZEK, Proprietors.

James K. Caldwell of writes that he favors reducing the, rates on county rtrinting. In fact there i are but few iu the county but what do favor this. Ho also favors a law that the state banks should put up security to depositers. The big moguls in the republican party have got above accepting a small position like a cabinet office.

Sow is a good chance for brother Huvtke to make application. Wouldn't he and Senator Sherman twist the linns to a stand still? John Newby is now located in the old State Savings bank build ng on the corner, and will mend your to order. He bas added to his business a new lin of harness, and conlia'lv invites you to call on him when in need of anything in bis line. A little trouble occured Monday, be tween Robt. Hall and Mr.

Philips, over seme work Hall had preformed, which resulted in a trial before Justice Flanders. Each one plead his own case, and it is said that some nor lawyers are thinking of up aom'e other occupation. Mr. re-peived a judgement for Jw.Ou tud costs I i Lost Mar.hood. iiisoii'iiia Pains in the Back.

tetninal Euiisoii)iii Nervous Ueliility anil pini-I pli-s. Drains ani lusscf etitictl, every ohsta-elo to happy inariieil life renioved. "Prevnts ijiiioknei-i of which, if not checked leads to Spermatorrhoea and all the horrors of Dr. JscVm i's Er.s:iili Quick Nerve Restorer i-jre toe n-vcrot cases, winch are not cured tK-caiise ninety per cent, are trouhlril wiih I'pKtratUi; and this is the only ti n.eil) v. hii ti wiU core without operation.

Vr f.ur remedy, and if six boxes -s'iiut f-lfeet permanent cure, refund the i r. i KlaU.x: six hoxes for $5.00, by m.dl fi.tpaid. seml for circular. anvii-' hee. Jackson Medical P.

(). hitaeo HI. For sale at no lifu t'orc, direct. Ellsworth On Jan. 1, 1897.

there was in the neneral fund of the W. II. C. No. 12, $.59 39.

In the relief fund $12 00. During the past year ten mem-bus have ifen added to this hand i failnliil winkers Lii'sborg-C. F. Fohlman of Ellsworth telephoned from Tuesday afternoon in refi-r uce to an t-xteution of tiie Sabna toll line which operates far west a Jirnokvdle. lo miles, ami whu an eff is now bi-vu made to extend to Ellsworth Tins t-an be easilv connected with nqnette, enabling Linshorff and Mel'herson to swing into the circle.

The ubive notes were takn th town note in the Topk Journal. ALL KINDS TRADE MARKS. I COPVRICHTS Ilc. IF FRESH MEfflPS, FRESH FISH. GAME, OYSTERS, Etc, Aiitotic wnrtln a sketf and desi'rip'lon may i-ertatn, free, wfaetbr an fnrentiou is prulnhlf fHilentnhle.

Communications cnHlentiL OMest aeeny furwunn? patents in Arof-nca. We bare a Washington ortic. Patents trim tlirouh Munn Co. receira apoctal notice lo the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, beantifnllr illnjtntixl, larcpt eirrnlntioti of any scientific lourndl, week'y. trrma a Tear; months.

SnwimPii copies ami iiAD Book on Patents sect free. Address MUNN 361 Broadwar. Hew Vert. S. JCH5S SOS, TRANSFER AND DRAY LINE Arc prepared to do all kHds if jtlray work in the city.

S'OVK I'ATKONASK SoLKMEX HolK-rt Cherrv of Mulvane as been sitii! ri his farm for several and says is mmiry in it fie I 'ants h's crop in tre spiimr ami cultivates it like corn Advocate..

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