Rural Advocate du lieu suivant : Circleville, Kansas • 8

PLEASANT VALLEY. ALLIANCE ST ATM TICKE T. flUPAb ADVOCITB. If you are a sufferer from and do not want to throw away ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLDIER, KANSAS, GRAIN MARKET, BY II. M.

CAKS. Corn No 2 40 Wheat lied No 2 85 wheat hard No 2 .80 Oats mixed No ........30 Outs white Na 2 32 NOTICE, The I of your subscription to the ltcfornud Church 'Building Fund is Chief Justice W. F. RIGHTMIUE of Chase county. Governor F.

WILLITS of Jefferson oonnty, Lieutenant Governor. A.O SIIINI? of Frauklin county. Secrotaty of Rtato R. OSBORN of Rooksfounty. Stato Treasurer.

W. II. Blddlo i of Butler county. Attorney General J. N.

IVES of Rice county. State Auditor, F. FOSTER. of Shawnee county. State MISS.

V. McCORMICK of Burton county Congressman, 1st DistrlctL-CCLARK of Brown county. County Ticket. Represontatl vo P.H. Stewart Probato W.

J. Ward County Attorney VC, W.Noble Clerk of District Court. Ward Superintendent J. W. Floming Commissioner, Ist.Dlst..

J. B. Harper The Republican rally' at this place as far as the Peoples Party is consented, was a grand 'succcsp. (Jnmo was the best speaker present but lo how ho did wave the "bloody shirt." The fow Republicans that are left in the township were present, but many of them became disgusted and now they will not cast their vdtes for such men but will vote for the Peoples Party candidate in preference to Republican candidates who cater to the Peoples Party. It is ever thus.

FROM NOW UNTIL JANUARY 1st. ONLY 85 CTS. NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE. HORSE SALE I We will sell on the farm Of P. M.

Ellison, rhile west and 2 miles south of Circleville, on SATURDAY, OCT. 18, 1890. commencing at 11 o'clock, a. m. the following property, to-wit: 15 HEAD OF HORSES! From One To Eight Years Old.

One half thoroughbred Mare AND 4 Half Thoroughbred Horses. TERMS: A credit of twelve months will be given, with put interest if paid when due; if not, fen percent from date, purchaser giving note with approved security. T. II. P.

M. ELLISON, j. C. STAIJFFEB, Auctioneer. Brains anil Push Always Tel'.

The Sunday Edition of The Press (New York) is making rapid strides forward; and has already placed itself on a footing with-if it has not distanc-ed-its older contemporaries. The Sunday Press consists of 20 pages, which are replete with, written and handsomely illustrated articles on subjects of timely interest. The PitEss, although the youngest daily newspaper published in New York, has won the distinction of being the brightest, newsiest 1 i best edited journal in the metropolis. Brains and Push always tell. Kicking is said to be the privilege of the American citizen and it is certainly used to a very considerable ex- ent.

Much of the work of tue pro testor, however, is entirelv thrown a way because the complaint does not each the responsible parties, anda- buses are sometimes allowed to go uncorrected simply because those who can correct them never hear Of them. at least oik) railroad claims to adjust promptly a'l grievances presented to the proper office, and a few well authenticated cases promptly reported and ad quickly followed up and corrected nnvo made this line the most popular iu the West. For fear this item might bo taken for what it is not, will add that tho railrod referred to is tho Union Pacific, the 'Overland WEBSTER THE BtST INVESTMENT 1 for the Family, School, or Freftaalonal Library. rPBLISUED J5VERY NUIMY BY M. Joft.Kavar.ngh, Editor Frop.

FRIDAY, OCTOBKIt 8, 1800. I. BO a year In advance. Tim IUntAt. Aoyocatk Is entered Itb the Clrclovlllo post oflicts as second clans mutter.

Kansas Ckntiial Time TahliS. kASTf BOUND Freight ami 15 pm Passenger, Mail Express ..4 10pm WEST BOUND TRAINS, freight and 80 am Passenger, Mall Express 1 00 pm C. Parsons; Agent K. 0. W.

N. W. Tinit Table. EAST BOUND TRAIN, Freight and accommodation. 6.

OS am Passenger, Mail Express .3 45 pm WEST BOUND TRAIN. Freight and accommodation. 9 10 pm Passenger, Mail Express. 11 30 am W. S.

JackmAn. Agent. City Directory i i It. Shiirp clerk i i Ai Oursier. Rtreet.

JV.licco. T. S. Gasklll. Newman T.

S. Gasklll P. c. Nuzman. S.

H. Stuffer. W. E. Uailcy.

J. W. Huff. W. D.

Willson. t'ouncilmeh Township. Trustee, Homer Ileathrrian. Clerk. Y.

W. Milligan. iTres, i I. McComas Justice. i A.

Newman. Constable E. Moore. LODGE DIRECTOR. Elk Valley Lodge No.

67 K. P. meets ht Castle Hall every Wednesday at 7.30 P. M. T.

E. Taylor C. C. II. II.

Warner K. of R. and S. FriendshipLodge F.A.&I.U. meets Firstand Third Saturday of each month at 8, P.

M. Wm.llarrisoa Pres. M. Job. Kiivanagh Sec.

A. M. Circlevlllo Lodge No. 20 time of regular meeting 2nd. 4th.

Saturday of each month. 8 M. A. R. Oursier John Brown Sac', Circleville Cornet Rand.

Regular meeting every S'Uurday evening at 8 W. E. Railcy Leader Ed Moore Pres. Brick McComas Sec. Circleville post No.

146, G. A. II. Meets everj 2nd, and 4th, Saturday of each month at 2 o'clock P. M.

Samuel Early P. C. B. H. Meeart Adct L.OGAL.

pJOES. Subscribe for the advocate. $1.50 Bale bills printed at this office. Mr Davindo'fT is visftlng Cam icll. Alliance Banners and Badges priat- i ed at this office.

I Mrs Dr. Hanson attended the Kansas City Fair. Call.at THt! advocate office for all kinds of job printing. Mr Geo. McComas is Vttfv siflv rf present.

MrW. (Jraham of Chicago was ir own Sunday. when In town call In and subscribe lor the Rural Advocatk! Mr Bailey font to Holton Mondttj'. Quite a number' itf our citizens Went to Seneca Sunday; Mrs Cook of Soldier spent Su'iiday with Mrs Gaskill. Fine Job Printing, bone Wiifi, (Chas: MeKinney lias moved Ids fpmiiy to tf is.liv.cly city.

Frank tfbtfrp ta on the siclc ttit Mrs Williams cf O'rtaMo'fr tffliink friends in tin's city. Miss hutin Dni of Tlefis'clii Vall-is Visiting at Lh; llaufcoiiH, The social given the ladies' of church was a com plot 111 Editor Advocate: Our farmers are all busy proparlng for winter. Mws Laura Deck wont to Iloltou on Friday. Will Fisher will attend Barnums show at Tbpcka on the 4th inat, We noticed Joo Hills beaming face in this soction last ilbuduy. Some of our oitizena think of attend ingtho rcuniou at Topeka in October.

Mr. and Mrs. John Kaden attended the fair one day last week. Politics are booming and continue to boom fiercer and stronger then ever. Miss Harrit Richey and brother wert visiting in the Volley on Saturday, Mrs Davis and daughters of Banner wero visiting at Isaac Schoolys last ween, Miss Hattio Bell who visited the Miss Decks last week returnn.1 linm.

Sunday. Chns. Robyand Miss Clara Rimrs spent Thursday at the State' Fair at Topeka. Your paper reaches a number of our citizens bo we concluded tdsend you a few items. Our farmers are sowing a lares a- creago of Wheat this year and antici pate a large harvest next year.

Several of our citizens of the Brod-rick faith attended the rally at Circleville last Friday night Mrs F.L. Hood is still in Holton watching by the bedside of her sister rs Dr. Williams whb is very ill indeed. i The PWsent Valley school will op en Oct Gth with Mbs Bell as teacher and wo hope to see a good attendance this year as usual. John Deck weiit over to Wetrriore on Tuesday to sell apples, he reports the canning factory at that point in a flourishing conditon.

C. H. Hill and son are manufactur ing cider for the public in general and we understand are giving good satisfaction to their customers. Mrs Isaac Schooley and Jtfrs Robt. ZTogg will attend the Priest of Palhis Parade in Kansas City next week after which they will visit friends at Excelsior Springs.

Jew. Miss Libbie Bell will open school here on next Monday. She will make her homo with Mrs earn as usual. Mrs Beams knows how to care for teachers. Miss Ella and Mattie amm of Banner passed through this vally last week from their sisters Mrs Able.

They attended the Colson Co. entertainment. FOUND. Two padlock keys. Owner can have same by calling at this bfflce identifying them and paying for this advertisement The next time you rido on a Union Pacific train just notice the promptr ness with which it is handled, the good time made between stations, the avoidance of all tiresome dclavs at stopping places, and if yon are pleas ed with your trip say so to your friend.

A word of cammendation will ben efit a railroad company as well as an ncuvidual. The queen pays All expenses. Queen's last "Free Trip to Eu rope" having excited such universal interest, the publishcj that popular rnageaino offer another and $koo extra for bp.pr.nses) to the person sending them the largest list of English words constructed from letters contained in the three Words "British North Ameriea." Additional prizes, consisting of Silver Tea China dinner Sets Gold Watches, French Music Boxes, Portiere Curtains, Silk DresseSj Mantel Clocks, and many other' useful and valuable article's will also be awarded inorderofmcritA A special prize of a Seal Skin Jacket to tho lady, and a handf3ome Shetland Pony to girl or boy (delivered free in Canada or United Slates) sending the largest lists. Evefyono Rending it list of not less than twenty words will receive a present. Send six: U.

S. stamps for complete rules, illustrated catalogue of prizes, and sainplo nutHUer of Tim Qucm. Address The Canadian Qcken. Toronto, CfcnadAJ your money trying worthless medicines, send for a liottle of Dr. Arakoff's Dyspepsia Jtemedy as used in tho Russian Hospitals 'for the past five years.

Sent to any part of the country on receipt of price, 11,00 per bottle. Send express and P. O. address to Tiik Arakoff Medical Boston, Mass, Lm41b( Wafers trcwtpftpAt." Itof(Mu City 2twu bM mtomI tU tta Ha by Hwtyi being ta forunoft nan th metropolitan woetera Mtopapan In aa the tntornu at the We Iotheeaa money tentere the sunea Is looked npoa la fee beet raSector of the condition ot tba Waal, and UUa puun la toe poelUon of being fca teat adrocaie UtAWeet eaa nan. It bat ot tot lie opportunlUee paaa, but 00 every weaalon hae done aU loll power toward th tpbuUdlna of toll peat Weatera country.

Amont tbe principal tblngi tt baa advoeatadt SBaM whleb nave been weeeeatm, arei Opening of Oklabomat Opening of the Cherokee Btrljtt Irrigation (or (He arid regional Cheap traniportatlon tor Kaaaai is tola good' work the Ktuuo Cttv nmer aoUeltatha rapport ot etery Weetern man. Its Dally la the brlghteat and beat edited la too We and lta Weekly, with 1U twelre large page, ranka with any weakly newapaper In Uw world. Tbe Cttv mm wu alao.the Brat a teaugorata the ayitem ot tut tralu out of Xamaa City carryliig the regular coition ot laa Awuiav Tima and dlitrlbatlng It OTer Kanaat two Arfnured mliea Ht by eight o'clock a. at. three houre belort tagu train learee Xaa MCItf.

S. Boston, Nov. 1888. Arakopp edical Gentlemen: Enclosed find $2, for two bottles 'of Dr. Arakoff's Dyspepsia Remedy, which you will please send to Mrs.

K. Chambers. St. Mare Hotel, 5th Avenue, New York City. I send this knowing the wonderful effects of the remedy, as it has- by taking two bottles entirely cured me of dyspepsia, from which I was a great sufferer for over three years.

I thank God to bo free of the ailment I wish you every success. Yours respectfullj', S. L. Copfee, 522 E. 7th S.

Boston. Printers Ink I JOURNAL FOR, ADVERTISERS. XL tMefcty, )nvo (fellow meU coyjea JVee. aoVBrwMM St.Nw"Vork. Kansas City Wyandotte and Northwestern R.

has reduced its local passenger hates to2CKNTS PEU mile, and being the SHORT LINE lowers most through rates between points in NEBRASKA' NORTHERN KANSAS AND KANSAS CITY, THE EAST AND SOUTH Palatfal Trains composed of. Free RECLINING CHAIR CARS AND buffet Cars. Four Hours and Saved by taking the. u. Bi, ween Kansas City and Ecatric Write or.

consult. C. COOK Kansas City Mo Q1SXT JaUESICAU MEAT-CUTTEA. Cneqnalled and pro. nonnood the hest tor Hun, BnwM, Mine Meat, Scrapple, CnKineUe, Usmbnrf Steak, Kn.

lil aont, iprsst prepald.on tocelptotBI.6tf. AMERICAN M'F'Q CO.i tM 'WahlnrtoB rUltedelphla, It UJmd tMefcty, mud tt lMpifli talieejwil fce rttfVwrwl of how tH( on'ijSViiil ditplmt ewfcyyit hi vawnMiyey wwjty mon fewKJa yJw faff lyrao-ny u4t9At efe4Skf mm wy mimmmm. mmTi iitilaHna mala Mil Northwest Route uW duo. S. II.

FtaiuTer. Mrs (loo. Bailey who has been visiting friends In Indiana returned homo Inst week. Miss arah Sloeura of this placo ia teaching 'the Avoca school. Chas, Decker of Holton visited friends In this City Sunday.

Miss Julia Fostcf of Havensvllle spent Sunday with her mnav friends at this plate. Two 2 room houses for rent In Cir cleville for $3 per month call on. A. Newman Agent. II.

Ilamer vice president 6f the Citizens State Bank of HaveiiBville. was in town Saturday. The ladies of the Reformed church will give a dinner and supper on elec tion day. Nov. 4 th, Proceeds to to assist in furnishing their church.

People Who visit the Sioux Corn Palace this year will have an opportunity of seeing the only elevated rail way outside of New York and Kansas City. The Ladies of the Christian Church at Circleville, wdl give a dinner and upper tit the band hall on election day, Nov. 4th. The Ladies of the Reformed church wishes to thank the Band for their excellent music rendered at their fes tival, ako the citizens for their liberal patronage'. Rev.

made this office a pleasc'nt call Wednesday. He will take the Advocate to his new home in Oklahoma. We wish him success in his new field of labor. A miniature Corn Palace, after the design of that at City, attracted a great deal of attention at the Paris Exposition, and the great Corn Belt of the United S'tate was given full credit for its enterprise! Eiohtii Wonder of the World." The A'ioux City Corn Palace is well called the Eighth Wonder of the World onjy those who have seen it can appreciate the wonderful beauties of corn as combined in artistic design's. S.

cComas is the duly authorized agent of the Rural Advocate. All receipts given by him will be honored at this office. M. JoSi Kavanagh. Dated Circleville.

Sept. If you arc not treated Well on the Union Pacific, don't be afraid to say so. It is the intention of the mann-m- cement to make this the most popular line in the West. If ydu have a friend Visiting you, or your girl gives you the "go-by," tell the editor about it. We are here to give the local news and will have to depend, in a measure.on' our patrons for favors of this kind, as we cannot be present everywhere and personally observe everything that happens Please help us out in this.

rm- To Sub Alliance. The next, meeting of the farmers Alliance and indns'rinl I invn- son Ci.nnty wiM be held at Holton Thursday. Oct. 9. 180.

commencing at 10 o'loek a. m. Let cverv Sub in the county sec that their delegats ai tend. W. P.

Baxter. County Secy. Sbto Al'Wco. the State Alliance mcctnat TJppekn, at 10 o'clock A. Oetohr 15,.

4 The basis of iiion is niir Physician ani T4 OJJice Little it ftyfeft BlV ur CIHCIEVIME, fANSAS. Thysician and Surgeon Offiae ut Hanson House, ClJiCLEVJLLE; CirdqvilU Restueratit L. BAILEY. PROPRIETOR. Meals at all hours Cigar's, Candy, Canned Fruit, etp.Frcsh Bread, AU ways On Hand.

Windsor Hotel Homer Heatbiriaiit CIRCLEVILLE, The hesb Hotel in the City. Boarders and Commercial. Patronage Solicited. Mi WE Bailey Blacksmith Wheelwright CARRIAGE PAlkTim Horse Shoeing and Plow work a specialty. itf CIRCLEVILLE, KANSAS.

Wilkinson and Gogerty, Proprietors of the CIUCLEV1LLE LtVERY AND FEED BARN Stock bought, sold and exchanged. We have a good Tkack and are r)rena ed to break and train horses. Itf CIRCLEVILLE, A. R. Oursier Notary Public and Insurance Agent.

Agent for Plicnix Ins. Co. of Brooklyn- New York and Springfield Fire and Marine Ins, (jo, of Springfield, Mass. CIRCLEVILLE, Itf KANSAS. ON SALE -TO AT1T1 PRINCIPAL POINTS EAST, WEST, NORTH and SOUTH AT CIRCLEVILLE, KANSAS.

L. C. Pan Agent. BEitrt'S xotm or thb wobid. Ex-Mayor Daniel F.

Beany, bf Beatty'i Celebrated Orgaoi and Pianos, Washington; New Jersey, hat returned home from an ex. tended tour ot the world. Read hii adver. tiie en In thii paper and lend for catalogue. Dour Sirs We returned home April 1899, rrom a tour round the worlil, TtattloJ Kunipe.

Ait, (Holy Land), India) kU rtca(Kimt). Oe. an lea, (island o( tlx 8mm,) and. Western Amtrl ca. Yet In all our rest onrnsy ot 16,014 nitlu, wedonotrsmutn bar of amiring a piano or an organ weotir In tone a a liHntty's.

Fir ws bellero have th EX-MAYOR DAK 1ST. V. HATTY. From a IWsph In tohdon, rrnmel. 7, made at any price.

Now ts pnrr to yon tnai.ithla tennt la absolutsly IrOB, we wonld Ilka for any roador of thut per to onlir one of onr mtlehMt onrwii or piano, eadwewHluatryoaa8TAttMratn. Particulars Vna, FatUfscilna OUARAN TKBU or money promptly re. fhndsd at any tints within thrso (S) roars, with Intsroit ateporeentonetthorl'lnno or Oraa, nilly warrsntod tan y.ar. 1870 we left home a penniless plowboyt to-day we hare nearly one hundred, thousand ot Beater' organs and pianos In use all over the World. If they were not good, we could not hare many.

Could wo I No, certainly noc th aad orry Instrument Is fully warranted for yours, to Toe manufactured from the beat material marvet axiom, er reaar money oan any. h. Chuvh. Chapel, liid Far. Unaatlful Weildlne.

Blrth- and day or Hnllday rre Hon. Daniel F. Beatty, Washington, New Jersey. avwe.DM iwiSaWMI CntaloTio Free, AddrosI i ii in. i dar or Hnlldi itof.

tfftfvther wltb nur Isrm and nliisbli' lintof lloiiaeiholil mi.laa,as wall "tnairriB aiiw n-ah. ar iveo. Aiitnoworareu Irlands and ni(thbordtlio a'inrt In ealuabl trade far us, whkh hol foryeari whan one. Hanrd Am aoBd ron to those who rall- and thus an rspald. Wa pay all esprasa.

traisni, aw. -i uranoss Itt li HMO par we ana apwami. rua avow all. If yoa wnoia naa to jy. wffm mssm.

ORGAN rieSi Mx-i fit 8 fm t'i Mm tlmMpr. Wamtd esarf, jHiilh MM and (eel's Uffi WifiM ami ea.es VTviArr14.7'VC..!fc lacaiHT can sreer on delegate from Cuch County oud 9.110 for evry subordinate fiiraes or vr of fifteen, in each (Thinly; nnd oik delegate from eacli unorganized com with one or move Subordinate iillinliecs. I J. B.frelich 1 Sec, F. A.

of Kan. I Ml a I.