The Times from Clifton, Kansas • 3

I A reusing temperence meeting was LAR OL held Sunday night and $200. raised for Drosecutina those who aie engaged in the hottest kind of apapei from the firat issue August to the close of the campaign. Each issue will' contain one of "Brick's" original cartoons or pictures that will toll. bootlegging or running joints. Speeches were made the pastor8 of the city and bv John Shea and L.

A. Palmer. SUBSCRIPTION; pr John Shea was elected president L. A. is Toettex tlastn OLLAR EARNED! tilm Months Thro Palmer, Sec J- Fraser, areas, xne temperence people mean business and A "The Deering Leads the World" and the Minneapolis leads the Deering in the field, for lightness of draft and simplicity of construction.

INTERESTING! LITERARY NOTES. JOHN A. TAYLOR. Prescription Driiggist, Carries a complete stock of sPURE DRUGS- Patent medicines, paints, oils and brushes, fine Toilet article, per- fumes, ect. PRGSGRIPIOnS Carefully Compounded, My drugs are guaranteed to be absolutely tpre.

the iointists, if there are any, naa Decter keep their eye peeled or go out of 3ES23 ADVERTISING BATES i Per Month, per Inch of Column, $.50 Friday, at noon the barn of Jacol Mevers, who lives 5 miles north of Clif CHURCH DIRECTORY. The brightest and most witty criticisms on America and American: which appeared ln years will be ton, was struck by lightning and burned to the ground with a portion ot the contents, consisting of 400 bushels of oats, Then SAVE your Money by Buying your GLOTHING, HATS, GAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, DRY GOODS, and NOTIONS Sit 300 bushels of corn, a corn planter, drill. HRISTIAN HVRCH VININO, KANS. Social 11a. ra.

Sabbat School 10 a. 8 O. K. 3 P- m' PrayerWeilng Tuesday evening p.m. found in the ,1 uly Arena.

It is from the pen of Mr. .1, F. Muirhead and Is entitled "A Briton's impression of A- Town Topics. Fred Moore is visiting Clifton friends. The 4th was a very quiet day at Clifton.

T. F. GIngl.es has gone to Marion, Kansas. B. Solberg fired crackers at McPher-son, the 4th.

T. M. Barrett went to 3eloit on business last week. Agent Korner sold 170 tickets for Concordia Monday. About 40 Clifton people spent the 4th at Clay Centre.

Ed Baldry is off to Colorado for a twentr days vacation. C. Ilazenbuch of Morganville was in the city Thursday. Henry Kakeman of K. C.

spent the 4th with Clifton friends. Rev. Bull of Concordia spent the 4th with S. H. Hamilton and family.

Mrs J. T. Miller and Maggie visited Mrs Dr Lynde at Salina the 4th. Bob Stepp smiled on Atchison's blush ing beauties a few days this week. Wanted! A good quarter section of landwithin 3 or 4 miies of town.

Rev. Bonn and family, Lutheran minister of Palmer, epent the 4th in the plows, a portion of Ja Deeiing binder, and some few oiher things. The Inorses merica." It is wholly devoid of bitter ness so often characteristic of English criticisms. THE EESCS-XJ" and wagon were sayed but the fire spread so rapidly that the barn was soon one blazing pile rendering it im-nosslble to eet into the building. The BAPTI ST HI KCII Preaching, at 11 a.

and 7:30 p. m. Sabbath School at 10 Vounir Peop en Meetlntr at 6:30 p.m. rVayr Meefn erSf ve- a Thei Arena contains a richly barn which cost about 8500. was insured for $150.

illustrated paper on "Women in the Alliance by Anna Diggs. A paper by W. A. Higgins on the "Ba H. E.

POTTER, M. D. (Homeoepath) PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Clifton, Kansas. Office first door west of Barker's Flour ana Feed etoro on Parallel street. Calls promptly answered day or night.

ETHODIST EPISCOPAL CHTJ11CH. Proachlntf ai 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.

Sabbath School nr. 10. ,.30 m. Avers Pills promptly the sis of in winch he auiy an Fine WORSTED SUITS in Prince Albert, Cutaway and swers Mr. IGarnegie's A of money and Mr.

Hatter's recent attack on sil- PgEEWlnd 7:30 ra. the causes of sick and nervous headaches. These Pills speedily correct irregularities of the stomach, liver, and bowels, and are the mildest and most reliable cathartic use. No one 3hould be without them. ver, A.mong tne puiintai Sacks.

Also a Large Line ol MEN'S SUITS, BOY'S SUITS this issue, are, "Why the Democrat Sabbath Schiol at 10 a. m. p. S. C.

E. p. m. Prayer in Tbm-8lay eve at 7 30 Should Elect the Next President', bv Pastor. Hon.

w. jnej 2 PieceS TJITs, III Xll UX1MUX1M) FRATERNITIES. ent House; vyny wuum-n Elect the Next President, by Hon, J. -vi ri Clifton Lodite No. 40 'meets every Tuesday nlght.Lew Kreeck M.W.

Burrows, M. C. from Michigan; uy DE1STTIST1 Ga3 or Electricity administered In extracting teeth. To Sell or Trade. If you want to buy a farm, or if you want to sell a farm, or if you have anything to sell or trade come and see me I have several fine farms to sell cheap C.

A. SlIAFKR. ity. tha People's Party Should 1-iect me ALL AT A BARGAIN. CUSTOM MADE SUITS A SPECIALTY AND FIT GUARANTEED.

Ladies should examine our STOCK of Spiing and Summer Goods Next President." by Hon. 'ihos ju M. F. Southwick and family left for Watson, of Georgia. Rochester N.

Y. yesterday, to be gone three or four weeks. office days. Mondays ard Tuesdays ot each week. Cr.vDK,: Thursdays, Fridays mid Saturdays of eacli week, Clifton offlco over Clifton Stuto Bank.

35 Clifton people went to Belleville to "He sure you get Ayer's" is ah impor We have every thing you need. see the slaughter of the innocents. tant caution to all in search of a thor oughly-reliable blood-puriher, Ayei 'S. K. A.

X) U. W. Diamond LeRion "No. 25 meets every iMiday night. C.

H. Sc-r- tI6, Com. 'M. Vtf. Of A.

Banyan Camp No. 1328 tmeWS first and third Mondays of each month, -J. 1ST. Den man. IT.

C. Modern Mound Builders meets first and third Mondays of each month, J. N. Denman W. A.

I. O.O. F. Clifton LodtfeNo. 181 meets every Saturday night.

Isaac Itnan, N. Q. A. A. M.

Clifton Lodsre No. 133 meets first and third Wednesdays of each Month. V. Scifert VV We Pay the Highest Market Price for Butter, Eggs F. Horton is agent for the best Hayes Township.

Henry Rundle showed his genial countenance in this neighborhood on Friday and Saturday last. The squire looked as if he lived like a lord and bis store clothes were lit for a prince. That there is a seutiment among men that the people must rule is little to be Sarsaparilla being the one on wuicn there can be no manner of doubt. It has stood the test of nearly half a cen Poultry, self wattering hog trough. Can ana see him.

tury, and has long beeu considered the standard. J. VV. Southworlb, a knight of the key PRENTICE. I3HRI3GR SHOP, E.

H. WILLIAMS, Propr. All work promptly executed In a wjrkmanlike maimer. Hot or Cold Jlalhs. The only room hi Clifton.

Give me call, Kliop opposite Tost Office. will manipulate the lightning iu Ed Bal-dy's absence. doubted. This seutiment is now working When you buy flour remember to look Miss Cora Seryla returned Wednesday and see that it has the Clilton Drana, 3. R.

Post, No, 24 meets the second and fourth Wednesday of each month, Nels, 3emiin, ocm, evening trom a Euon visit um wj Temple Marshall, on it. Our home Center friends. and sooner or later will find a culmination. The will of th3 people crushed beneath the juggernaut of party bossiFm has lain too long in the dust. Formerly in Kansas a Republican nomination meant election, now it invites defeat; nstitutions must he cared for by our own J.

W. Mevers left Tuesday, for Fred peopls. Temple JViarsnan pay as i Of V. Clifton Camp, ko, 1 meets first and third Tuesdays of eachmont, Avery, Capt, ericksburg, Texas, where he will manage BUCHE HAAS Dealers in SuTO, EMAE TINWARE, PAINTS AND OILS. much or more than any one else for a 70 barrel flour mill.

wheat and they expect the farmers to formerly candidates for a place on us ticket were like an army of locusts, now almost a3 scarce as sea lions in the R- Beautiful silver knives and forks W. R. C.Se.hrwIck Post No. 24 meets erery.eecond and fourthlSaturdavJufternoon, MrsDr.H.E, Potter, Pres. appreciate this and reciprocate.

When and spoons just recieved. and aJ war- you lay in your summer's supply enquire TChrer. Veri'-v times have ii ii C. II. W.

II. SEltVIS. Manufaclueis of the best Patent Fence in the market. It 13 absolutely hog and chicken tight, mid dirt cheap, Call and see us. rented, at John (J, 1 osters.

64 We sell the Celebrated Gold Coin Stoves and Ranges, changed and so has the Republican Par for the Clifton flour, sold by our deal Citizen Alliance Local Assembly No, tnoets every first and third Wednesday, Haynes. Pres. r.1rlfflt made about $50. at tv in this state chanced as to become a JlIX the best in the world. Also G-lid den Barb Wire, Plain ers.

Strawberry on the 4th out of his shooting corrupt changed for the benefit of a Go to F. L. Hdrton'3 and get a gallery and Doll throwing. "few and the disadvantage of many. ii Knights of Col.

meet the 1st and 4th Fridays of each month. Kev. Farley Recorder. Geo, Simpson Coin. his stood on its record, but like an old self wattering hog trough.

Its worth Mr. Ed.Moyer of Valley Falls, Ks. Wire, Nails and a complete assortment of Shelf Hardware, Farming tools, Window Glass, Paint Brushes etc. horse is Still attempts in vain to do what visited Mr. Mrs W.

F. Prentice a few its weight iu gold if you cculd'nt get days the fore part of tha week. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. a youBg one would and c.n do. If this naiion is to be perpetuated, if the sov- vvvvvvvvvvvv another.

Chas Worth is home on a month's vis in ,1 nf American citizen is to be unimpeached, if we would advance, then It. He has a station on tne et. oe auu Grand Island in Neb. it is the duty of every citizen oi mi Miss Behan of Kansas City came in Republic to vote for principles and not THE POST OFFICE BARBER SHOP, D.A. BRAY, Proprietor.

All work neatly imd luoruptly done. share of vour patronny solicited Shop under Lwt favorites, pet theories or sectional nat National Farmers Allliance And Industrial Union. President I. h. Polk, Washington, D.

C. Vice President H. Clover.Hutchison, Kan. Secretary J. H.

Turner, Washington. D. C. State Alliance Officers. President W.

H. Biddle, Augufta, Kan. Vk President Mrs. Fannie McCormick. Boc'y S.

B. French, Hutchison, Kan. on the itocK isiauu iicuucuj and is visiting at Mrs C. W. Snyder red.

Ia the nominations at vvicuua, the Peoples Parly presents to the voters C. W. Harbaugh road master of the Dont Forgst ws idrs tri oqss that knoakscJ thLottom out oF hjiQh priGss, TPharkinO ourpatrons Far past Fauars, ws solicit a Goq-tinuarGS oF your trails. RsspsatFuIIy. TJ.

P. R- R- has made our mayor a busi of the state its platform and candidates Confident that it will meet their appro AAAAA VAAAAAAA A A A A ness call, relative to the water ditches in val and that in November they will vote the city limits. Dandruff is due to an enfeebled state for the princii les of the Peoples Pirty equality freedom of thought and eternal justice. of the skin. Halls uair itenewer J.

R. WORTH. Attorney at Law -AND Notary Public. Clay Connty Alliance, A. A.

Newman. Clay Center, Ks. Vice President Davis Miller, Morganville. Secretary, J. P.

Marshall, Wakefield, Ks. TrKiiror. E. Dimity, Clay Center, Ks, quickens the nutritive functions of the The editor of this has had a vacation skin, healing and preventing me ioi mo tion of dandruff. SCHILTZ.

BROTHERS Lecturer J. H. Olmsted, Morganville, Ks. BidENIUS of three weeks for the purpose of getting a rest, now he is home, and judgieg from his appearance it will take him six Ininu. Kansas Idanu, Ks.

Chaplain T. W. Kincaid LSJV Call on Jim Sager at Vining and lie will show you the Minneapolis Binder. weeks to get over his vacation. Rustler.

Railroad Time Table. Carry a full line of PHlCaGO. KOCK ISLAND PACIFIC. EAST-BOUND. TRAIN.

ARIUVB. DEPART, Just Recieved. The slickest, smoothest, and keen DsuorG Xi Sorj- pnnpKir.Toa West Side TP A PMTWa TTvTPT MF.MTO PROFIT TO ALL WHO 13 VEST. Passenger 11:20 m. 11:20 a.

Freight and accom a- 1:48 a- est razor made, and warranted to be just what it is represented, at John C. The tn-eatest co-operative companv ii this country is the Atlantic -Pacific Foster's. Plows, Harrows, Stalk Cutters, Coin Planters, LiFters. Tho Mitchell Wagon Railway Tunnel Companv, which is at Fa WEST-BOUND. TRiiN.

arrive. Depart. Passenger 4:09 p.m. 4:09 p. of men and women now which can't b3 bsat: Columbu3 Buggies, the bost the market, also the celebrated D.

P. Durham, wbo has been visiting bis daughter Mrs E. E. Brown and his numbering more than Ave thousand per Freight and necom 1:36 a.m. 3:49 a.

son J. P. Durdam, has gone to Jjostwicu A School-Girl's Reverie. "Not ot thee, dull book, am I thinking now, My thoughts play truant to-day. They are racing the squirrels up the hough And scenting the new-mewn hay.

"My bait drops again in the torest stream. And the birdies, how sweet tley sing, While Fancy is weaving her fairest dream With pearls on a magic string. "I am softly touching the silvery tide And rippling its surface fair; I am waving a kiss as we onward glide To the party abreast of us there. "At twilight I list to old Brindle's tread As a base to her homeward moo. Half a moan for the caff no more to be fed From this jnfither ungainly tmt true.

IJAt'I -uu. sons. They have provided the means BUCKEYE BINDER, to huv and to cay for nearly live null Neb. to visit a son -Weill Oraham. of Washington, M.

D. ions of dollars worth of property in Co NION PACIFIC. BOUTn-BOUSfD. TRAIN. ARRIVE.

DEPART, 10:43 a. ninrin whwe. at a point sixty miles than which there is no better made, and in fact every thing in oar line. Call and see us and we will show you the best the market affords, at prices that will please you. west from Denver (where they aredriv m- mul Our TnmiHi for railway and mining rids aro first clasiB, pricew reasonaL'e, Passenger m.

Freight and accom NORTH-BOUND. TRAIN. ARRIVE. Passenger 5:10 P- m- Freight and accom 8:40 a. m.

DEPART rmrnoses straight through the Rocky Mountains, a distance of live miles, and 5:10 p. 8:40 a. "I'm climbinar the mountain, searching th npariv five thousand feet below the piade, irni- Vipmri the bee descries; snow-topped summits of the moun kW. L. Sorrellss- ISSOUUI PACIFIC.

EAST BOUSD. Aynbushed are ttie charms, again I must wade. UNACQUAINTED WITH THEGaGRAPHYOFTinSCOUMTOWIUOBTAtij MUCH VALUABtE INFORMATION FROM A STUDY OF THIS MAP OF THE ttiins and are getting out Gold, Silver ARRIVE. DEPART Is tbe only SATIRICAL and HUMOROUS Paper in the world published in the interest cf fanners. It is the Copper and Lead by U-e car load, and Of The TRAINS PASSENGER 11:30 a.m hiivwhereithe greatest mining emei ....12:55 n.

m. 13:55 p. Kern of Palmer, F. Joelyn of Green-leaf and R. Berner andT.M.

Dolan took the U. P. for Topeka Tuesday mornug. Tw sweet little girls were born to Clilton people on the 29th of June; one to Mr. and Mrs.

Eiias Temple and one to Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Sturdevant. Seven (7) carloads of Implements this spiing and two (2) more on the oad. That look; like going out of businass, don't it. Jim Sager.

Mr. A. Lnux returned home yesterday after a short visit with his sister, Mrs Dr. F. P.

Tyler. Mr Laux is chief accountant of the Hicks Palace Stock Car Co. of Chicago. Our Summer Dress goods are going m-isH in the world, and on that will ACCOM, except 6:32 p. in.

6:32 p. Gi8i AliMSG' mm, For loiterers win not the prize. "Ve're mingling "again in the rustic dance, The happiest of the band; The heart, but for its backward glance "Would wreck upon life's strand. "Can I forget Joe? My heart says nayt This is his letter oh, lookl There's teacher, and she comes this way; I'll hide it Where's my book?" tri ve employment and profit to tens ol PnckifiBf third Party WEST BOUND. TRAINS.

ARRINE. DEPART. Hwuionni. of men. AnV Olie wllO lias Will pny the highest niafivi't pi Uo 4:31 p.

fVw or manv dollars to invest can bu f.r -rain. AH grades ol Uoai at, io- 13:55 p.m. 12:55 p.m .1,.,... imiiis nf this comoanv, and 7:18 a. tn.

7:18 a.m AVVU.U. prifes. lill IO receive inteiest promptly on all thev in 'r: vest, and also their honest share ot 0 It has sixteen pages, with over twenty Illustrations each issue including Cartoons on the Farmers' Question. It Is Edited by S. Pepfer, the talented son of SENATOR PEFFER.

By a special arrangeruest with this paper we are able to send the Farm Fun to ail new subscribers Clifton Markets. Saved from Drowning. the nrofits and the profits will follow .53 to 55 An Englishman, reviewing his some SO" what adventurous life, recalls a scene for many generations, io those no caieto know of this great work, now 40... hv kim when a boy. Ha was l.ys the hlahest maiUft prices for i i- strolling- on the beach with his father.

34 .22 .50 1 jrain. Several i ways on hand. and thev saw a small steamer lying in out fast because they are just what is ln jts twelft'i year of progress, larg( needed 'and we areseiling them cheap, i illustrated pamphlet will be sent io -al -j, -n, who send four cents ior the postage tc Funnell Bros. large to No. 3 soft wheat No.

3 hard wheat No. 2 White corn No. 3 Mixed corn No. 3 oats Kye Hogs Potatoes Jtutter Chickens raidstream awaiting another boat-load C. D.

TOLiN, Mgr. CMcap, Boot Pad Bj, The Direct Routo to and from Chicago, Jollet Ottawa, Peoria, La Salle, Molhie, Rock Island, ill ILLINOIS, Davenport, Muscatine, Ottumwa, 0kaloo, Moines, Winterset, Audubon, Harlan and Comell -tAiv i iLiinniuinnlia and St. Paul, in flliw FREE for ONE YEAR Hereafter to any one sending $1.00 for a yearly subscription to our paper, we will have Farm Fun sent for one year, when requested, provided no other premium is called for. Address tmi ccon trpT-s three ladies, a baby. Mark M.

Pomerov. General Mana--ei vi 4.75 to 5,00 09... 30. 06.... VININO.

J.n.vu and two 'drunken men. iwerytnmg i going well till the two drunkards Room 46 World Building, New lorK Citv. This is worthy the careful uttrm-fcion of all who wish to invest either lit ins sted upon pulling. The sailors wno Louis Lavigne Cc, rowinar objected to this, ana in JJESOTA; Watertown and Sioux Folia, in DAKOiA. Gwi.ron.8t.

Joseph and Kansan City, in MISSOTJRIi t.i,,mln. lTairburv and Nelson, in NEBRASKA, tle or much to an absolute certainty or profit. FRIDAY. JULYS 1802. Carriage Wagon Repairing the suing controversy the boat was overs The ilors struck otit for the shore ollowed by one of the drunk Atchison, Leavenworth, Horton, Topeka, Hutchinson, Wichita, Belleville, Abilene, Dodge City.

CaldwM. in THE SEW F0SXJS. A Xew Weekly Paper and BlacKsmitnuig. KANSAS Kingfisher, JB1 Kenoana mmw TuDPiTnnv. Tienvar.

Colorado 8prings and Pneblo. ards. IT WILL BE RED-HOT. done in aF.rKt-e!:i-sw man A ba at was hurriedly launched, from lier at tics. in COLORADO.

Traverses new ai-eas of rich forming and grazing lands, affording the best facilities of intercommunication to all towns and citlea east and west, northwest and southwest of Chicago and to Pacific ana the shore, and four sailors jumped into BY S. MOBOAN. F. NcDOVv'ELI. it.

Meantime the loose thwantp, loot- Give mo 1 save jou Miss Anna Afflifk is home from Effingham on a two weeks' visit. She says Rev. Wilson's family is well and wish to be remembered Mudly to their Clifton friends. John Hitter has gone East where he will meet Mrs, Ritter nnd together they will visit his people in Missouri about two weeks. Mrs.

Hitter has been visiting in Cleveland for the past six weeks. Mrs. Isaac linan returned from quite an extended visit with relatives in Missouri. It will be that she was called home by the death of her sister about six weeks ago. D.

Sheltou of Topeka who spake at Hartmans grove will make several speeches for the Peoples parly ticket iu WMshinsrton and Clay Counties this Wall I have by far the largest stock of wall paper in Clifton, which I will sell at rock bottom prices. The latest styles and neatest designs. Be sure to see my goods before buying boards and other thing's out of the up-cet boat had formed a sort of raft, on trans-oceanic seaports. MAGNIFICENT XTESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAINS Keeps the scalp clean, cool, healthy. luonev.

which lay shawls. Two of thft ladies were clinging to the raft, and -had put the baby upon it, almost out of reach oi Vininpr, Kansas Leading all competitors In splendor of equipment, between CHICAGO and DES MOINES. COUNCIL mrirra OMAHA, and between CHICAGO and the water They were drifting sea Best E- Kreeck. Here i3 a chance to have some fun and be interested. Fomeroy, editor of Advance Thought, Room 64, World Building, New York City, lias changed his Monthly paper into Fortnightly issue, the better to help carry the Jfeople's Fartv li-ht into the yerv heart of the old parties, and will seud it atone dollar a year, or three copies one year for two dollar, or ten copies three months for two dollars, and one copy elsewhere.

ward. The third lady, seemingly DENVER, COLORADO SPRINGS and PUEBLO, via, KAN8AS CITY and TOPEKA and via ST. JOSEPH. First-Class Day Coaches, FREE RECLINING CHAIR rim Tlr Sleepers, with Dining Car Service. Col.

Jkksk IIahpki-. jEUItV SlMiMdN. Mits. 15. V.

Kjtkkv. Mas. Marian Todd. Mrs. Anna Lt.

IJiogs. Washuurn. II. K. Tauiiexech.

L. P. rtiPK A'i'ii ks sto nnd others. JUST STARTED. The NKW Tohum is new People's Party napei- "ecentlv started in St.

Louis, Missouri. It hr.s the greatest array ot talent of any of tho lteform papers, suid iii take piice in the front am nr tlnvn. buoyed up by her clothing, was leading 1 11 Do you "want a fan or umbrella. them seaward, screaming. Funnell Bros.

Close connections at Denver and Colorado Springs with The first drunkard was struggling- up Call on us. diverging railway lines, now lorming me nw the bank. The second was splashing in the water, in awkward effort to fol campaign. He is a good speaker and is picturesque STANDARD GAUGE TRANS-ROCKY MOUNTAIN ROUTE Carts and cart harness in various styles and prices at Jim Sager's, Vin- low his companion. He tried to clutch BICYCLES.

fi mi) f50 to 9110. Second Hand -wheels clieaper. S-nd for catHloguo and lecoiul hard list. Tom. 1 4.

Apt. (N)hnnbia Clay Genlre, Kan. in this movement with all hii heart and Restores hair which has become thin, faded, or gray. Dr. J.O.

Ayer Co-Lowell, IV! ass. the passing boat, but it sheered off and free to the getter up aud sender of one of the clubs of ten. Forneroy has taken down the old pen he'used when editing the OuossK Democrat, and will I soul. Over which superbly-equipped trains run daily This is Ihe paper lncli me posmi passed him. The sailors were strain authorities ate to handicap thbough without change to and salt a 1 Ogden and San Francisco.

THE KOt-14 out the samule cop- rr. i.ine to and ing' every nerve for by this time the lady was They 'passed the The Democrats held their convention Friday aud elected T. M. Dolm ai.d R. make it do hot aud pointed wort, from raft, tooat full speed.

ifS Whirh the proprietors, Of the paper ta Manitou, Pike's Peak ad all other jta 11 Ar thftv neared the terrified woman August 1st to November 1st threes mouths, during the coming great will be of great help to our want to aend to Uie people. Mr, iuui- Beruer of Clifron M. D- Kern of Palmer, F.L. Joslyn of Greenleaf, and Neai Graham and Joe Lowe of Washington she screlrmed. feebly and went down ti.

nd funeral Manatrer, DAILY FAST js ran for the last time, the boy heard som Wfilltt send Out free to the people 1 From St. Joseph and Kansas City to and from all lm .1.1 ClAiitliArn VnhnUEl in Southern Nebraska, common cause, in proportion to the delegates to the state convention. onoh'undrtd thousand sample copies circulation given his paper. Every la portant towns, cities and sections Kansas and the Indian Territory. Also via ALBERT tt uatite frtim Kansas Citv and Chicago to "Water- tody say.

But no; as his young eyes filled, and he was just turning away hi head, the Welsh boatman at the R. PARKER, Tit ACTICAI. Miss Buzzell, a returned missionary town, Sioux Falls, MINNEAPOLIS and ST. PAUL. from China, will lecture at the Baptist bow dropped his oar iixto the water, bor organization in this couutry should help to push the circulation of i'omei-oy's Advance Thought, in clubs and n.rnriv.

When a man or woman can church Tuesday evening, Jply 12th connecting for all points norm ami noimwra. the lakes and the Pacific Coast. -r Tir-kots. Mnns. Folders, or desired Information and went over with a clean header.

Miss Buzzell is well spoken of as a lec put after, appealing the matter as hiU as he could so to Mr. Wannnmaker, the Post Master General- and leing refused bv him irom sen-'in? out sample copies, l-e is now appealing, as he to Ged-that is to the people-(lhe voice of thepeeple is Uie voicaofGod). In view of this discrimination act-inst apply to any Coupon Ticket Offico in the United States n( SII turer and will undoubtedly give a yery 1M8 or Canada, or address A minute, seeming ten, ana h.s shock head rose. He had the woman by the back--hair. He threw his arm round the floating oar, and kept her interesting talk.

A general Invitation is ns, Ks. Did you know Funnell Bros, are selling Ribbons at one half price. Go and see the Dimity weed harrow at ShiltzBros. and Bisinius. Twine is still in the hands of the wine Trust and prices advancing.

I bought ray twine before the Trust was perfecteb and can guarautee prices with any body. Parties expecting to use twine had better call in and place their orders while stock lasts as new purcuases will haue to be sold at higher pritjes. Jim Sager. The Celebrated Buckeye Binding twine till you cant rest at Shiltz Bros, and Bisinius. E.

ST. JOHN. JOHN SEBASTIAN send one dollar furtive copies, or two dollars for eleven copies for three months, ihoy shouid do so, and as many more dollars as thev can spare. It will be worth far more than the price of the THE HEW NATION A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER Devoted tj the interests of NATIONALISiVl. Edited and puhl't-l ed bv EI) WARD BELLAMY.

IT PUBLISHES THE PEOPLE'S PAUTY-SEWS. Tive cents a capy. '-Address, THE NEW NATION 13 Winter at. Boston. Mass.

above water. Cheers went up extended to the public to be present. The slaughter still goes on. The Clif Gen'l Manager. Genl Tkt.

4 Pass. CHICAGO. ILL. land and steamer, and she was in the I the New Foru we hope every reeder nn Olub's latest victim is Belleville boat safe. The three upon the raft were nest rescued; but where was the man who had been left behind? They thought PAINTER, prepared to do House Sian painting, Paper lumping and and Ruarantcn tatisfartion.

See me l-t ere contractim: jour woik. Tnsurc Axmr glowing ops agr.ins1 hml in Fanners Alliance Compnny. of this paper will at once subscribe for it. We ill send it in connection with this paper for $1.50 or it can be had by those who subscribe by the hrstof June for 60 cents for one year's subscription. 2stew Forvm I'm.

Co Sr. Louis, Mo. with whom they tossed bats on the glorious 4th Wm. Srepp umpired the game, and the boys proceeded to decorate the Bellevilleirek with goose eggs. Our Pitcher made tile eplendid record of fanning out 18.

1 1 is a settled fact that the Cbfton Club tin make any club arronnd paper to read what w.ll have to say about tha old parties and their inside workings, and especially of what ue knows of the Tammany gang in New York. To get the full, three months campaign issue, seud on so he will recieve the names and the money therefor soon as nossible. as it will he J. II. CrandaU at Clay Centre.

him drowned, but he was seated on shore beside his companion, who had broug-ht him out. The raft floated on, separated, and disappeared, ajjid aU vcusi well. Tolin. Vininjr. Score 14 these parts chirp every time oO in favor of o'lifton..