Palmer Pioneer from Palmer, Kansas • 1

i rr irrv Palmer IONEER 'tux. NO 43. IIL a a a If jOMMRCIAL jUJoUSB PAEMER PIONEER, By J. H- DOWI), and Proprietor. SJFISK, Proprietor.

Head quarters lor the Travelltg ramie. New House, newly furnUhed throughout, best accommodations in For Commercial wen. in Sonqection, The only first-class Sample Room in town. Large high and commodiou Office and lining Rooms. Regular rates.

Special rates by the week. Blue Front A'orth-east of Depot. Kansas. Palmku, C. H.

Teg eler. Tegeler IN- GENERAL MERCHANDISE, town L. W. Ik geler. Bros.

KANSAS and tfilastei 1 to patronise this Lumber Yard. palmer. M. KERN Dealer' In Sash Doors, Blinds. d.

Kern I is CITY MARKETS. cents. per pound, cents per bushel. per bushel. nit I 35 per lack, per dozen, 1.5a to 1 dollars.

I GURJSEY, ICIAN SURGEON. attended promptly, KAnSAS J. C. RYAN, sician urgeon. at my residence In Palmer, Kansas.

Attended To Day Amd Night. ic diseases of every discret ion, A Specialty. TO THE FARMERS. laving disolved partnership with r. House, will commence buying igs at once.

Office at T. Cook's rocery. See me pefore selling. O. W.

Cook. THE s- -r 1:2 IH6use; SOREN Prprietor, TAt.MF.n, Kaxsas. Good Beds, Clean Rooms, Square Ineals and Sample Rooms furnished. Hotel, Hans SoREX. We die PuiNKHK.une year and either one of the following publications at th following prices: Topeka Woekly Capital, 0 The American Farmer, $'i The Toledo Weekly ll'arie, 85 The Kansas City Journal, 75- The Western Rural 3 1 he Ntioial Economist, 75- AN ATTRACTIVE OFFER, TWO PAVSKS FOR THE MtlCl OF ONBl By pe ial anaegement we can offer yon the spien-f I lid pg- TOPEKA WEEKLY CAPITAL and the -PALMER PIONEER both for one tear for Th Weekly Coital will contain all the news I Kansas and me wdrld; Complete proceedings, of th legislature as well as ill the political happenings i.g tne campaign.

Every Kansas should read ih own local paper aiid the State paper of Kan.aa. tiive this combination a trial. Our Great Offer. will send the Entire Set of Dickens' Work, in Twelve volumes, at above described, all postage pte-Pald by ourselves, also the Pionkk tor one year, upon receipt of oue dollar sixty cents which is only sixty cents more than the regular subscription price of thia paper. Our readers therefore practically get a set of nrki in twelve volumes foronlysix'y cent.

Th. i ihe crandest offerever made. Up to this times a set of Dickens' woiks has usually been $10 or inure. Tell all your friends that they can get a set of Dickens' works in volumes with a year's subscription the Piokkfh for only one doll. sixty cents.

Subs ribe retthis treat omnium. Ii your subscription has not yet expired, it i 1 make no difference, lor it will be extended oneyear fiom date ot expirauon. F.E. Palmer, Kansas DI2ALK11 IX HARESS, SADDLES Whips, robes, blankets, cutty combs, bruahea, REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. Alt Woik Warranted to Give Satisfaction.

ook ERE You can get your property insured in the Phoenix Insurance Company of Brooklyn, New York, at the lowest rate, by calling on E. C. Mtcr. of A. the the for Li Established December 37, 1H88 LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Mrs. Struber and family are home from their eastern trip. -The Gran4 Lodge I. O. 0.

meets at Hutchison, Kansas, next year. Mrs. Curtiss. sister of Mrs. S.

Mcintosh and little Robert, started for Il'inois, first the week. Th fnllnwintr ticket was placed in nomination In Sheridan township last Sat urday by the Republicans: r. WiUnrc Treasurer. L. K.

BVeson; Clerk, Mathew Funnell; Justices, Heginbotliam and Win. Farley; consu bles, E. C. Potter and Jno. lialderson.

The alM)ve ticket is composed of some of best men In the township, and deserves support of every Toter. Joseph Morrison, brother of Mrs. Boynton, from California, is here for a few- weeks visit with his sister. Messrs. J.

Grottier. E. A. Tatterson, Dr. Potter ami Henry Tegeler, attended tn opera at Clyde Saturday evening.

Mrs. W. K. Boal, on hearins of the illness of her aged father, left last Thursday St. Charles, Missouri, where her parents reside.

Mr. Jolin Nicolson, of Eola, and Fretl Hill, of Yorkville, have been visiting with the family of Mr. and Mrs. II. Nren the past week.

They departed for their respective homes Tuesday. Mr. II. A. W.

Meyer wasa cnller satur day, and advanced quite liberally on sul- Tlotion. II. A. Is a brother of our worthy and popular I). C.

Meyer, candidate for Trustee on the Republican ticket. On the 80th instant there will lie a grand Republican Rally in Washington, commencing at 11 o'clock-. 1110 ncpuou-cans are expected to go In delegations and march around the streets wun music, nags and banners gay. At 1:30 p. tn.

Anthony and Farmer (A. Smith will speak, and after torchlight and fireworks on the streets in the evening, it will dose with an ahle address by F. li. laws. A big time will be had regardless of exjiense, and we earnestly request all republican clubs to turn out and make the meeting a grand success.

TUlp RALLY The Republican Rally at the school house Monday evening, was a very enthusiastic and successful effort. Owing to its lieing a rainy and disagreeable evening, the halt was not crowded but nearly every sent was occupied, and the audiance was made up of intelligent and energetic hearers seek ers i the trut and we must add that they henrdagrent deal of truth. Our worthy townsman, W. D. Harmon, presided as chairman, displaying his usual calmness and ability as a presiding officer.

Charles Smith, candidate for County Attorney, was the first speaker and he delivered a very able and instructive address on the various topics at issue in thiscampaign. Mr. Smith i nb of the best nosted men we have on county affairs and has a very clear an easy manner of eximiiiidiiiK the truthes. lie together with S. II.

Hamilton, N. ii. eeU- hstm, Cortez Urown and Med A. ale rs, are nmkiuir a most successful as well In structive campaign, throwing out many an eye-ojiener to their third party opponents. We are positive of the fact that these gentlemen are making votes for the Republican party wherever they address the people in the comity.

POTTER -PEARSON'. Married, at the residence of F. O. Cutler, Tuesday at 4 o'clock p.m., October 21, Rev. F.

O. Cutler officiating, Mr. E. C. Potter, of this place, and Miss Nora ivr.i..ii Miss Delia Pearson, sister of the bride, and Mr.

Joseph Dowd acted as bridesmaid and irniomsman. There were none of the rel- atives of either the bride or groom present to w'tness the interesting ceremony excepting Miss Delia Pearson, sister of the bride. After the marriage ceremony was pronounced the happy couple proceeded to the residence of Mr. T. J.

Pearson, father of the bride four miles South-west of Palmer, where they mingled with relative and their most Intimate friends in joyful reception, nnd where a bountiful supper was served. Tim o-nwttn ia the eldest son of C. D. Potter mit of the earlv settlers of this community and mie of our smartest business men and most respectable citizen, who is now a grain merchant with his son Elmer as business nnrtnp r. Elmer isa roungman of excellent business qualifications, and has hts of friemU wherever he is acquainted.

The young lady is well known in various parts tiio -iiiiitv. and is known oy nosis 01 friends to lie a leader of wlety circles, The youngcouple will goto housekeeping in this town, with the best wishes of their many friends fr their bapp; ness and prosperity tUrjujjh life. Local Time Card. Mail and Express, Rest, 11:55 A. West, 4:10 P.

M. West, 4:37 A. ftl. East, P. M.

Local Freight, West, 11:35 A.M. Stock. East. 7.00 P.M. 404 t4Qi t4oa 1 4i 401 and 40a stop only on signal to take passenger 434 Local Freight P.

M. Daily except Sunday. Uai'y. A H- PtCKAI'D, Ag BI. H.

HOUSE DEALER IN LIVE SToCk Highest Mn rket Prices Always Paid J-J I). AUSTIN Painter, All work neatly done. Palmer, Kansas Jusice of the Peace, And Xoary Public: PALMER, KANSAS. T. ANDERSON Black Smith and Wagnn make IN THE NEW SHOP.

HORSE SHOEING A SPECIALTV ALL KWDS of Repair inij Done. JOHN O'BRIEN, 0 TONSORIAL ARTIST. t-having Shampooing lis i) dressing Etc. neatly executed. To The Farmers.

The undersigned will cry your sales for the following reduced priecs One per csnt. for the first $300, ai 7.5 cents for each additional $100. I can save y6u 2-5 cts. a hundred on your bills if ordered through me. Direct all letters toT.

D. MILLER Scandsa, Kansas, or to the pioNKEK Office. CR EAGER tJ reale- in Hardware, Stoves, SFV.1NGMACHINES And in fact everything usually ke in a FIRST CLASS Hardware Stor. Roofing, Spouting nl Hepaui Neatly and promptly executed. F.

Randall, CanstsblE, Special attention given to tions, etc. H. WIND A MAN Will cry Sales in English or Ca. maw Enquire at PiOKtV-K offce fi a i and bills. Terms Reasonable.

(Ecment I will make it an inducement to Mrs. Wm. Booth, who has lieen nbsen for some time, arrived home this week. F. T.

JWk's Simp, is the best iiickle ci giir in town. Smoke it ami bo happ We were mistaken last week hi that Then. Jungck arrived here from Minnesota. It should have rend, Daenrah, Iowa. His aunt, Mrs.

Gesell, also came with him and they are visiting at the ieidence of Rev. Jungck, Henry llenoit is now ready dehorn cattle as cheap as anybody. He has a chute and all other necessary uparatus. A VOICE FROM SllEIUD A X. Er.

PioxEKit From the Southern Alliance Farmer, the official organ of the (ieorgia State Alliance, published at Allan ta, (ieorgia, under date of Oct. 7. I flip the following resolutions, passeil t.eorgia Alliaiics. Sanoravillc Alliance Xo. 10K2, held the 13thtlay of September, 1WK), unaoiin.iusly adopted the following Resolved That we disapprove of all boltii and lndcpendentism.

KeoolveU To heartly aupport democrati princi pies and IHmocrats. and further, Resolved I support the democratic iiomuire, K. Everett for Congress, Haruisand alls lor Kep-resenlatives. Resolved That we earnestly urge all Alliances anil friends to support the demm ratio iMitnini-r, as we ever propone to act in harmony v4ih the democratic party, and further ask that die above rooiiiuous be-published in the Calhoiin Times. 1 lie 1 SwmiiIm rn Alii-ance Karmer and all those friendly.

y. What is the matter with allia es inre-publican Kansas atptiug such resolutions the above, using the word rcpiildicun in lieu of tkMnocratic What is goi.l jillianc politics in (Jeoritia, should Do alliance tliK-trine in Kansas. Alliance jMilitics iu tha i 111 nil over the I S. Dill ll iiiv From the same paper unuer nine 01 i. the following from Milners Mue Alli ance, AO, Uhmu The so-called I Km rtt the Cong.

Dist. ol Oeorgia, have cm proper to nominate an independent and disorganize to-wit: Hon H. Fellon as theior standard bearer, thereby offering him as a commodhy for rale to the alli.uice. he having been ooutfni irora mrm uy tha Olive bill was pending before the legislature, there fore be it Resolved That we as Democrats condemn the action i said Jeffersonian mocrats. a calcul.ted to 111 .1 IJ M.

rupture tne party inemui A Mtiiv that we do not wish to purchase and will st buy him back at any price, an.l we further urge all true oemocr 10 mmhu bearer. W. R- Everett a being I he only true demo. crt in the race for Congress in th's and who is not for sale VV.8 Miluer, I'crudcnl, J. Carter, like tlirt alutve to nrove Assertion.

lii.it the al- iH-ratic party is the alliance in the South. i tne iipinoeranc nariv aim ui- ni H-rat party is tne alliance tne Kansas remtliiicaiis are Im-Imk worktsl! you Tiwun oi.nloa th if. 'Mrs. lUirnton brought 111, aw ttia fi iiit of the saas m. A ver nnimntrd rontfst enme ff first of the week for the championship between tie "kids" rd tie "otild 'kid?" of course crmie out accord to ru re But we honestly believe if tie old men should apply some of Dr.

fiurney's elixer and (Atris) iturs practice tne.v could easily "doe" the "kids." Molonyeanx is home from ToiH'k a where he represented Lone Star Lodge No. 2K4, 1. O. O. of this place.

James mak-ej a very good report of its proceedings. De Witt's Utile Farley Risers. Only pill to cure headache and regulate the bowels, sold by A. o. Remember Mondiy nnd Tuesday are gallery day in Palmer.

De Witt's folic and Cholera Cure Is lwavs safe and always sure We recommend it. Potter Co. Get your photos taken at the new gallery in Calmer. No Griping, no Nausea, no Pain, when De Witt's Little Karly Ri ers are taken. Small Pill, feafe pill.

Best pill. We sell them. Potter Co. De Witt's Little Early Risers Best Liver Pill ever made. Cure Lonslip lun every lime.

None equal Use them now. Sold by A. C. Poller Co. Messmore's Photograph gallery north of the Dollar a Day House will be open for business every Monday I Tm.Mi'iiv nf'er this HllclllUWII v.

date. He Witt's Little Farte- Ruera. Best little pill for Dyipepsia Sour Stomach, Bad Breath, sold by A C. Putter Co. Fresh oysters every day at the House chii be obtained by the can or 111 quantities hv leaving orders.

S. J. 1 isk. DeWitt's Little EarlyRisers Best Liver Pill ever m.ide Cures Consumption every time tqnal. Ue them now Bold by A.

C. Potter Co. The Dollar A ay House still ahead fresh oysters and eelrey served every day. Cloudy westher is just as good as clear at Messmore's GUIlf ty. NAME CHANGED.

Tlie name of my hotel will bechand on Oct. 1st '00. from the Dollar A Day House to Commercial House. S. Fisk.

STRAYED From my place one mile south of Palmer, ten days or two weeks a-im, nine stioats, weighing from 5 to 1UU lbs. each, nearly black, with noses cut: 4 bar runs to their discovery will be liberally reward rows ami 6 sows, any iiuonii.iiiii imuhu Mars ennuire at this uflice or 01 is. u. or o. t-otly.

1 1 i IS 1 by Polk-t'lover-Lease, etc. in the interested. jr bak v-ook. uiness the alntvc resolutions, tefer them prove.1 a khkI house, Imrn 2 nl Js I ifn.Ien.igne.1, who is a subs.ril.er to the splen.lt.l lanng if liar v-iianeo Knrnier n.i.l keens tlie trade for goott horses. or further partici on file.

J. i ii.I.kn. bheridau township, Oct. 21, 1VM..