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Tudv's for furniture and under- ished this will be one of the largest Visit Judy's. Carload of furm- The ColumlHis Republican. Time Table. i Table. re 0011111114-.

taking. and neatest appearing churches in Everybody bring poultry to Alii- southeast Kansas, ance store next week Aug. 10-1 St h. Mr. and Mrs.

J. Jones who lives Abstracts of Title Made with Accuracy ninl I 'roiuiitiiess. Remember Smith buys poultry .11:13 lSiu-efsiir to Thk Kkpoktek.) OFFICIAL CITY PAPER in Cohuuhus. i "lames Grunt, of Weir Citv, was AO. N.

T. jassfiifr, X. South tjitiii No. jKissen -i-r, Xo. way Irfiht, excei'1 ml l'rop.

down to the hub Monday. Jxo. M. MtXAY, Kililor .4:47 p. a.

nu a. ixx. J. K. Nolan of Sherman City, with it the Postoflice at Columbus, sifotn! class mail matter.

Entered Kansas, several of his visited our oney Loaned DOLIAK A YEAR. last ONI TIIL KSHAY. 1S4 At Lowest of Interest, with more Liberal Terms ami I'riv-ikiye than other companies. J. Wilbur Logan 9 Before going' to press this morn-iug we learn that the proposition to issue bonds for the purchase of the water works was defeated by about two to one.

The Seventh Annual Reunion at Camp I. yon, will be held at Southwest City, Sept. 11, 12, 13 and 11. 1SH1. Make j-our arrangement to atteiid.it will be the biggest and best.

The populist had a small gathering in the alliance hall Saturday. It was fun to see some of the old soldiers boy try to push each other up those stairs but they would not push. in the north east part of our city invited the social hour club out to their home last Friday evening. After several songs were sung this pleasant aged couple seated their guests and treated them to a choice supply of Boston cream candy and lemonade. All report a pleasant time.

The story comes up from Galena that a young lady- of this city, who was visiting there last Sunday, was walking through the orchard with one of the Galena oung men when looking up through the branches she said to her companion. "How the trees moan." ''You would moan too," the young man said, you were as full of green apples as Eayt IJf.und, 4:25 a- 4 Atlantic I.xprcsA JittK.i; l.ia.-irn-i!;ht a. in 7:1 IK-al l-'rvifjiit piit p.m V't Xo. 1 Texas and ry.I. "ail 10:10 m.

3C Local 12:17 p. uu- oil Ti.r'iu;;!; frviiilit :12 a. California f.i iVvilit a ni 37 Fast fr-iht 9rM. ml Xo. 3.

on iJivisivlj ever)- Sunday-lias tltrouvil iuritt OPERA HOUSE BLOCK. Columbus, Kansas. Car-rie Orene King Miss. Fanny Uau-herty of Weir City visited parents and friends in the citj Sunday and Monday. Wellesley tin tailor correct styles, proper tinish and an elegant lit, prices low for lirst class work.

It Why not open the campaign of Cherokee county at once by a big Republican rally at Columbus. The best soda 3-011 ever drank can be found at John Whiteraft's on the north side of the square. To busy to talk am unloading a Car load of goods and you bet they will bo sold cheap. 1). M.

Bliss. This office never was better prepared to do all kinds of job work than at present. Give us a trial. Car tn -A Ant I without- via Uurrl Aibu.iuer and Harrow. .1.

M. Fn.Ltfif. Agent. LOCAL NI-WS. Bartjaiiis at The L-aik.

The haying season is here. Go to the Iloosier Barber ehop. liarjfaius in Notions at The Fair. Subscribe for the REPUBLICAN. See the new ijoods at IX M.

Hliss'. tM papers for sale at this office. I Javier Springs K'euiiion Sept. Carpet Samples at 1. M.

Bliss'. Judy's for furniture "and undertaking. Add our name to our campaign One of the suprtme officers of the Official Directory. pjjjg OLUriBUS IT ILLS! Order of vKgis will be here Aujfii-'t tho-ie trees are." la and lecture 011 Fraternal orders I have noticed H. N.

Furness and especially the Order of Agis at repubi can candidate for clerk lj OTX 1 rit-t-rt -i-eT-t- bllys-vr lllarlc. nan at the Grand Army-body invited. 1 i 1 1 OI-'FICEKS. District 'i-rV W. t'uuiity M.

i mn(hrev. County Treasurer A. 1. Watts, l'robate StautTer. J.

Hubbard. Count J. etitig a portion of his small "Tain D. Holland and C. F.

Woodard of 'which would indicate that he was T. J. Wilson an old timer in Col- list for loo. Save the Children By Purifying Their Blood Hood's Sarsaparilla Makes Pure Blood, Cures Scrofula, Etc. "My experience with Hood's Sarsaparilla haa been very effective.

My little girl, five years old, had for four years a bad skin disease. Her arms and limbs would break out in a mass of sores, discharging yellow matter. She would scratch the eruptions as though it gave relief, and tear open the sores. Two Bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla caused the eruptions to heal and and the scabs pealed off, after whieli the skin became soft and smooth. As a family medicine HOOD'S Sarsaparilla GORES we believe Hood's Sarsaparilla has no equal and I recommend it." AV.

L. King, Bluff Dale, Tex. Hood's Pills are the best family cathartic, gentle and effective. Try a box. 25 cents.

3 me, lor i r-nerinc. I Arnold. Co. Siipt. I'ub.

Mrs. Anna Wallace. County Dugjftir. Coronor ii. W.

Blank notes, recepts etc. for sale umbus had his name enrolled as a Republican reader Saturday last. The above named Mill has been renovated and repaired lately from top to bottom and no mill in the country can do better or more satisfactory work. We are open at all times to receive custom work, or to pay the highest market price for wheat. We will try and make it to the advantage of the farmers to give us a call.

J. A. GRISSMAN. PR0P- CITV tlFKICEKS. Mayor John Wiswell.

Clark S. Tan-jiiery. Iarsiiaii- John Aitcbisoti. ustices of lie Peace, -J fXanquery Sherman Citj- made this office a I a farmer in reality. He is not only welcome call Saturday and had an intelligent and prosperous their names enrolled as Republi- farmer but is thoroughly compe-CAN readers, they report corn in tent to fill the position to which he tine condition.

aspires in perfect order and Married, by L. S. Tanquary at his should recieve the farmer votes office last Monday Aug. tKh Henry almost unanimous. Manan age 49 and E.

M. Bardemie 1 Annual Encampment Sous of age 42. All pleasure seekers of Veterans U. S. A.

Devenport Iowa this nature has the best wishes of August 20 24th. 1894. For above oc-tlie Republican. casion I will place tickets on sale The people of Cherokee county to Davenport and return at rate of should feel verv thankful and good one and one third fare. Tickets 011 at this office.

Why not have a good driving track near the city. Visit Judy's. Carload of furniture coming. The llooeier barber shop is the place to shave. Miss.

Bertha Zeak is visiting this week at Galena. Cherokee county has not had any strong winds this summer so far but has been very mild and pleasant. Our advertising col umns are well represented this week et we can spare a little more space if urged upon. 7, 'yf 4 Professioxal axd Business DlKECTOKY. AD KKTISIXG Card this Directory per year.

The onlv heart we care about DOCTOKS. Meeting every night this week in winnulg. at tjj-g reason is the heart the M. K. church.

Df a watermelon, and we want it A. MORh'ISI X. Physician Surjreon Office over Shackle's Oruss Store, north side square sale August 17th. to August 19th- "cold." Mrs. T.

O. Houx received ttie sad C. SS. HUFFMAN, Physician 5c Surgeon, Office over Shackle's drug store, north side square. J.

TUTTON, BANKER, tl Publication Summons. Alberta Havden, VS S. E. llaydeu, defendant. The above defendant will take notice Many of our citizens are at the Milrose re-union.

For first class work call at the Buffalo barber shop. Hot and cold baths at Armstrong's barber shop. S. O. McDowell was in the highth D.

WTXTEhf. Hoinec.pathist Flivsiciandt Surgeon, oflice up stairs iri Tompkins block, Xort li of Cherokee Co. I rank. natured this year from the fact that they have been prospered with the most bountiful harvest in the history- of the countj. Rev.

Chaffee of Girard preached two most excellent sermons in the M. E. church last Sunday morning and evening. The Reverand is a pleasant talker and his reasoning is plain j-et verj- convincing. If the music of the angelic host of that lie has been sued bv the above KANSAS.

COLUMBUS, w-ith final return limit of August 25th. 1S94. L. O. Scoville.

Ticket Agent. Elmer Lawrence, of Varck, has our thanks for the full paticulars of the death and burial of Heurj-Bradshaw who lived three miles southwest of Galena. However it was to late for publication. Mr. Bradshaw was an old soldier and a member of the G.

A. R. and A. O. J.II.

BAXTER. Physician Surpeon.Of-tice 1 MiLlijin east of Cherokee county bank. Ji of his glory Saturdaj-. E. D.

ASH LEV, KV-Ment Dentist. Office 2nd floor Hunt building, south fcide named plaintitt, who lias tiled her petition in the district court for the county of Cherokee, in the state of Kansas, in the above entitled action, You must answer said petition on or before the 13tli day of September, lSyi, or said petition will be taken, as true and judgment rendered divorcing the plain tiff from the defendant restoring her to her maiden name, and granting such alimony as is reasonable. Kitter Wiswell, Attorneys for Plaintiff. J.O. HOl'X, Resident Dentist.

Office over Hast Side Meat Market, east side J- intelligence of the death of her father, S. A. Weir, who hus been in California. The plain truth told this year a-bout Cherokee countj-, had ought to add five thousand to her population. The Weir Coal Company's works at Kirkwood was damaged by fire last Friday to the amount of about Hygia, ginger ale, pronounced bj- all the Doctors as a fine envig-orating tonic, for sale by Johnnn Whitcraft.

Far shoes, wall paper, tinware the "sweet by and by-" is any sweet A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD. LR. MARY KRAFT.

Homoeooatbis Physiciau, Office two front rooms over post oflice. our residence last Saturday ev ening- W. and a christain gentleman about 10 o'clock, it is to be desired highly respected by all who knew LAWYERS. A complete line of hair ornaments at The Fair. Our merchants are enjoying a good trade at this time.

Baptising at the M. E. Church uext Saturdaj- at 4 p. m. One dollar pays for 52 numbers of the Republican, Try it.

Let us all work in harmony and build up this beautiful citj-. him. even by a printshop ''devil," CHESHIRE PEKKIXS. Attorneys at Law. Office in rooms formerly occupied as.

Hdqrs. Lonjr-Bell Lumber Co. north side square, up stairs. Geo. Terflingar of Nokomis Montgomery Co.

Ills through his brother-in-law J. E. Nolan of Sherman City, has purchased the well First published in REPUBLICAN Aug. 9. SHERIFF'S SALE.

Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate on Foreclosure. By virtue and authority of an order of sale on foreclosure, issued from the office of the clerk of the district court, in and for Cherokee count eleventh judicial district of the state of Kansas, and to me directed anil delivered, in the cause wherein Callie J. Ihichtel, plaintiff, and harles F. Combs defendetit, and wherein said court did or-der and adjudge that the and tenements, situated and beinsr in Cherokee SC. KITTER WISWELL.

AttornevsTfct Law. KKtiis over lierokee o. Ba 1 1 iC. cor.niare. glassware, underware, hosiery, DEALER IX- known Booth farm of '240 acres in Sherman Township and will move as soon as he J.T.

Botkin of Galena was in our shirt3t overalls and pants goto city on business Monday last. The Fair. Mc.HIIX Li'XIUK. Attorneys at Law. Office up stairs over Martin dc Sou's harness shop, cat siile square.

We are very anxious for the republicans to start the political ball rolling in this countj-. The Republican is ready for its full part in the contest and is only waiting for the command from headquarters. Mrs. Walbert of this city gave a dinner party last Thurs. afternoon in honor of her friend Mrs.

R. A. Long of Kansas Citj-. Owing to the extreme modesty of Rev. Volmar can ecure possession.

This is one of HEATOX fc SMITH. Attorneys at Law. The first door north of Grishams The nallie of pioid Brooks and -store for cheap shaves or hair cuts, Wm XcClerking of Sherman City the best farms in that part of the rnce Jnd tioor rowell bunk building, X. E. cor.

square. Drugs, Medicines Chemicals, Fancy axd Toilet Articles, SPONGES, BRUSHES, PERFUMERY, ETC. Choice Domestic and Imported Cigars. Physici-ms' Prescription carefully compounded, and orders answered with care and dispatch. Our stock of mediciues is complete, warranted genuine and best quality Cap.Stott occupied our best chair 1 wa3 added to our subscription list county and was secured for $3,700.00.

Mr. has surelj- made a good bar- a short time last Fridaj- forenoon SKIDMOK'E FOKKXER, Attorneys af Law. Oriice up stairs in Hunt block soutii sule square. gin in this purchase. He will also be kept posted as to the prosperitj-of Cherokee county through the OLASSE ASM LEV.

Attorneys at Law, Rooms up stairs over Wiiit's store, west sidesquare. county, state of Kansa-', and described as follow to-wit The undivided one-half interest in and to lots and four (4) in block four (It in ihe city of Columbus be advertised and sold according to law. Xow, therefore. I do advertise the above described real property for sale and I will on Monday, the Kith day of Septembcr.lSyi, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of that day, at the north front door of the court house, in the city of Columbus, in the county of Cherokee, in the state of Kansas, offer for sale and sell at public auction, for cash in hand, to the highest bidder, all the ritrht, title, claim, estate and property of above named defended of, in and to the above described real propertv. C.

D. Aknold, Sheriif of Cherokee Co. Dated. Columbus. August 3, lMd, KlTTKW WlsWKI.L.

Attorneys for Plaintiff. he was the only gentleman present. W. A. Wellesley who has located in the Crowell Block over the barber shop is a first class practical i Republican.

Bert Lj sle inspected the HEPUULI-CAX composing room last Saturdaj. We have just received a fine assortment of Ladies visiting cards. C. P. McXulty of Galena was in the city the fore part of the week.

The Hank ad of J. E. Tutton ap CO, BANK, H. PIERCE. Attorney at Law, Office 2nd story Crowell Hank building ru e.

cor. square. t'fftr rrt rn i on in til A mnniiTtl tailor and artistic cutter, he guar- antees suits for fit style and work H. Of- A. LaRUE, Cashier, A.

S. DEXXIsOX, Attorney at Law. fice lip stairs in Crowell building. mitted proposition, that the prohib-! ititorv law has been generally dis- manship equal to any in the west HOTELS. pears this week in the liEPLBLlCAX.

i "FRISCO" HOTEL, John Lees, propr. On Kansas ave. near Frisco" depot-Terms 1 ix-r day. Judy's for furniture and undertaking. The name of J.

E. Tutton appears among our list of readers this wcet. TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. MIDLUIGII HOTEL. L.

Brooks prop, northwest cor. sttuare. Terms 52 per day. j-jOOSlER Barber Shop. SUA VTXG.

II AIM CL'TTIXG. And Shampooing in the latest stj-les. We truarantee satisfaction. Crowell building, X. K.

corneruuare. the past week. Our office has been run at its full capacity the past week which we hope may continue until Gabrel toots his horn. Comrade Win. Baker took a few moments after the old soldiers love feast Saturday to call at the Republican headquarters.

County corespondents are re-qusted to send in their communications so we can get them, if possible, by Tuesday noon. Those wishing advertising space in th.REPUBLICAN will please let us know as each week and greatl5' oblige, Married at the M. E. parsonage last Wednesday at 8:30 a. 111., Mr.

James Tompkins and Miss Nellie Drew, both of Keelville. Married, at the bride's home last Sunday at 4:30 p. 111. near Melrose, Mrs John Page to Mis Rosa (Juarles. H.

R. Volmar, officiating. Subjects for next Lord's day at the Christian church will be as Isaac Wright has just completed reffarjed in the large cities. I fear, a new cash and package system in algQ that they cau easely sjiow sys-his large conveniant store. Mr.

tematic boodling by the police de-Wright is always up to the times in partnieut. Worst of all I dread every improvement as well as style i possible developments showing of goods and has his full share of direct con nection of the executive -TtlyjH iiTl o-ffice. these matters. We have The Scammon Miliar reports tfaTl the matters to defend following persons from Columbu 7 that we can possiblj- carrj- without as visitors in that city the pas? having to meet charges of corrupt-week. Mrs.

R. Best, Mrs. Amia'fion." Associate Justice Allen's MRS. MARY A. ROBERTS, Restaurant and Hoarditix.

on Maple ave. 2nd house east Crowell bank. Terms S3 per week. 123c per meal. A-kIl ere 1 1 T.

P. L.BUE. OWNER. MISCELLANEOUS. H.

W. MOoicE. Paints, wall paper and musical instruments. Hunt block, south, side square. TIME TRIED AND PANIC TESTED.

Moore, Miss. Lydia Spencer, Miss.jLettertoLieut.Gov. Daniels 1 Amy Bowers, J. C. Little and Ar- HOOSIER BARBER SHOP.

Fletch: Crowder. prop. Room in Crowell o.e.-cor. square. Quick Meal Gasoline Stoves sold by Chas, Flanner, Friehdship Gossip.

Hot and The corn needs rain. Mr. Henry Horner was up from the Territory Sunday. ing the family o-o-r-jr Wilson this week. Maj-or Wiswell is visiting- in the south west part of this county today.

The proprietor of the Frisco Hotel, places an ad in this weeks Repub-licax. V. Reeves of the south side moored his niaat market one door w-est today. L. J.

McNeill of Tulsa I. T. will We have recieved mati3r communications from different parts of the state and especialy from the thur Clawsoti. Those knowing; themselves to be KANSAS. COLUMBUS, G.

II. BAILEY, Custom boot and shoemaker. Shop lt door north of Cheroke -tf bank cor i-q. First G. J.

ELDER. Second band Roods, door north Grishaii Bros, store. Quite a number have been attend Rooms A. H. BETTS.

Merchant Taj lor, 1 Tompkins block up stairs. follows: "Discipleship, at 11 a. m. indebted on subscription to the north west, askino; if all kinds of Reporter before succeeded by the crops in Cherokee county were Republicax will please call at this good and if we had been damaged office and arrange with us for the i any by the hot winds. To save let-amount due.

This is not a dun ler writing we wish to say through from the Republican. the columns of the Republican An individual that would com- that so far as we have seen and pare the old soldiers party to which heard the crops are extremely good such Loj-al soldiers as Uncle Dick in this county and generaly good here after be a reader of this local and "Apostleship," at 8 p. ing the protracted meeting at Morrow this week. "Tin" of Star Valley seems to be G. W.

PICKEKIXG. Boot and Shoemaker. Shop 1st doot north Opera house. cor. sq.

NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE journal. The -ucrease Qf business at the Now is the time to speak a good Republican office is very gratifying word for Columbus and Cherokee and we wiu ccut-ue to do our best modest in his item writing for 4 W. H. PIERCE. City and Countrv Auc-tioner.

Room up stairs in Crowell bank building. cor. sq. some cause. 1 Stott belonrrs to the Torv Partv.

the south east fourth of the state county. toward pleasing the people. "Whenever a man finds out that The Weir City Journal reports ELI FcLLER. Blacksmith and Horse-sbreiujr, shop orj Maple ave. opposit i 'a lace hoteb All kinds of job printing done at the Republicax office, neatly and he cannot reform himself he always commences on the world." Pops W.

A. COLYIX. Photographer, room upstairs southeast sorrier tquare. take a hint. There are three threshing machines in this neighborhood at AND- J.

WILBCR LOGAX. Abstracter and Money to Loan, Ollice back of La Rue's-bank. W. SXYBEK. Photographer.

Rooms second stairwav north northeast corner sq. present. It that they all are has more brains in his heel then in his head and should be condemed by all thinktng people. The foundation of the REPUBLICAN office has been undergoing repairs the past week, or in other words Perry Steinman has been remodeling his meat shop, directly under us, so as to accommodate his large increasing trade. Irs.

K. E. Ashley of this city gave a grand fairwell reception in honor of Mrs. Rev. W.

J. Hatfield last Friday evening, their was over one extremely eager to aid in "hulling out" the golden grain the jewel of Church Directory. 4 the west that grows bountefully in this "the land which flows with RESBYTERIAX CIICKCII. W.J. lL--lELi, Pastor, milk and honey." It is no uncommon thing to hear We have heard manj- farmers express themselves upon the crop question and in every case insist that this county has not been so universly favored for many years.

Corn is in the best of condition and already farmers are claiming their fields will average from 40 to CO bushels per acre and the yield of small grain lias been surprisingly large. In fact their is no scarcity so far reported in any product and our people feel as though they were among the favored this year. Xot only do they expect a bountiful harvest but expect good prices for what they have raised. We would like to say just here, that Cherokee county is classed as one of the wealthiest counties in the state and is not bothered with hot winds but can be depended upon each j-ear for a reasonable good crop; while her many mines turn out thousands of dollars each month which nat-urly makes every thing more prosperous and our people more of wheat yielding- 2.1 bu. per acre this j-ear.

The result of this and St XDAY SEKVICSS: Sunday School at a. Preaching at a. 111. fun iur C. at a p.

u. V. P. C. 6 p.

m. Preaching at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday at p. 111..

Bible Teachers Institute. Thursday, 7:30 p. Praver Serv.ce. hundred present. Rev.

and Mrs. I one that will be everlasting is full graneries, weighty pocket-books, little time for political flurry, re placement of populists by good republicans, an act which will land r4 COLUMBUS REPUBLICAN. ONE YEAR, ONE D0UUAR- ADDRESS ALL ORDERS TO THE CHRISTIAX CHURCH. C. W.YAKD.

Pastor. Sl'XDAY SEKVICES: Sunday School at :15, a. m. Preaching at 11 a. in.

Y. P. S. C. E-.

7 p. m. Preaching at 7:0 p. m. Teachers Meetitiir.

i'msdaveve. Prayer ineetins, Thursday eve at 7:30. A Cordial Welcome to All. this grand old "Ship of State," the wonder and admiration of the world, into the harbor of happiness D. M.

Jones and wife, Arthur Claw-son and Ol. Hill of Columbus, visitors in that city the past week. Any person receiving the REPUBLICAN marked can rest assured that the paper has been sent by some friend and the same paid for. Rev. Chaffee was gladly received by all his old friends.

His lecture and sermons were of a high char-cter and enjo3ed by all present. Come again. Desirable property, well located in Phillips county for sale ar trade on reasonable terms. Call at the Republican office Columbus Kans. for full paticulars.

John Whitcraft the good natured restaurant and confectionary man on the north side is doing a splendid business and his trade is increasing every da3r. Several desireable farms as well as city property in the county of Phillips for sale or trade for property in Cherokee county. Inquire at Republican office. The Baxter News report the very sudden death of J. A.

Hunter who lived about one mile south of that city, August 1st. Heart failure was the cause of his death. Miss. Mattie Vincent, cousin of W. J.

Moore, left last Thursday for her home in Hutchinson. She has been visiting friends in this city for the past six weeks. Baxter Springs is rejoicing over the prospects of having a wholesale grocery establishment in the near future. We hope their expectations may be fully realized. Hatfield were universaly loved by the people of Columbus.

Col. Weldy of the Galena Republican and H. A. Bender the chairman of the republican central committee of this county were in attendance at the old soldier's dinner in this city Saturdaj- and did their entire dutj- at the table two or three times. Next Sunday at 11 a.

m. the doors of the church will be opened for the reception of any who desire a home in the M. K. Church and live a christian life will find a hearty welcome. All probationers are ex IREE METHODIST CHURCH.

K. 11. CHl Bt'H, Pastor. 11 a. in.

unaay Momitiir Services Holiness Baud. I uesdays. Prayer meetint; Fridays. In tiieoid Laundry Biiildin ed to attend. All invit- ETHODIST EPISCOPAL CH1KCU.

II. R. OLXAK, Pastor. Preaching at 11a. and 7:39 p.

m. promptly. All the news for 15c from now until after the election. See our campaign offer. Don't forget the REPUBLICAN when you need anything in the job printing line.

Stationery, cigars, candy, jewelry and a complete Una of notions at The Fair. Mr, Younger, the groceryman on the south side moved yesterday one door west. The name of Mrs. M. J.

Mullikin was added to our subscription list the past week. 15c pays for the REPUBLICAN from now untill after the election in November. Ileaton Smith moved their office yesterday over the drug store of Dr. Huffman. W.

A. Wellesley the tailor was in inmon advertising and soliciting orders Tuesday. R. 1. Nugent our ice, coal and feed man, takes a small space in our paper this week.

Every variety of temperance drinks can be had on the north side at John Whiteraft's. We call special attention to the large ad of Steward Bros, in this weeks REPUBLICAN. The Republican coaxes out early this week so the Boys can take in the Milrose re-union. The crop report of Cherokee county, as seen in Sundays Capital is a just honest report. Perfect satisfaction in price styles and fit or no pay.

Wellesley the tailor Crowell Block. It Our city election yesterday created considerable excitement but all quite good natured. The Editor of the Modern Light appears to be some what uneasy as to the age of "consent." Miss. Ottie Olliphant and Miss. Jennie Thomas made this office a short call last Thursday.

C. A. McNeill left the first of the week for St. Louis and easleru Illinois 0.1 legal bussiness. Tne name of Geo.

Terflingar of Xokomis Ills was added to our increasing list the past week. T.ie firm of Cumminghani, De-Go id and Bloomfield, places an ad in ie REPUBLICAN this week. minaay school at a. m. Junior Leairue at 3 m.

Prayer Meelins Thursday p. m. Kpworth League. Fridav p. 111.

CUNNINGHAM DeGOOD, All kinds of Iron Work done. Machine repairing a specialty. Also A. A. BLOOMFIELD does all kinds of wood work and wagon repairing.

Johnson stand, Maple Ave. Hows This? AVe olfer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrli Cure. F.J. Cheney Toledo O. AVe the uudersiirned, have known F.

J. Cheiiiey for he last13 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligation made by their firm. West Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Waldiiiir, Kiiinan fe Marvin, Wholesale IlrujjKists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken interally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system.

Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all DrrKKists. Testimonials free. pected to come into fuller relations.

J. L. Griswold, informs us that Col. Warmer, of Baxter, addressed a large and euthnseastice audiance at Crestline last Friday evening. He also desires us to annouse that their will be a republican meeting at Messer next Saturday niyht.

Good Speakers will be in attendance League of American Wheelman. August 13-lSth 18M. For above occasion a round trip rate of $17.25 will be made to Denve-i Colorado Spring and Pueblo Colorado. Tickets to be on sale August 10th el -or D. M.

DAUGHERTY, Wagon Repair Carriage Workshop in Williams Sr Iartin's Hlacksmitli Shop. Columbus, Kaxsas contentment anuplenty, where it wil e'er remain as an emblem of upright integrit3', honest judgment and unimpeachable valor. UXA. Crestline Items. The farmers are putting- up IU13-.

Ouite a number attended the (Juarterl3- meeting at Rawlin's chapel Suitda3r. Misses Bertha Scammon and Nellie Bradley visited at Miss. Kit Watson's last week. Charle3r Watson and Kid Ellis have purchased new buggies. Col.

Alexander Warner of Baxter Springs spoke to a large audience here last F'riday Prof. K. A. Herod will speak at Lostine school house Wednesday night. Dr.

Johnson had his bug-g3' tore up last Sunday eve. b3- his horse to turn around. Miss. Jennie Jones is vtsitiug her Hallam, this week. If there are more teachers in Cherokee countj-, wishing- to applj-for the Crestline school thej' will do well to apply this week and avoid the rush.

Appl ications received free at all hours both daj-and night except Thursdaj' from 2 to 4 p. m. About twent3- have taken advantage of the cut in prices, bids rang'ing- from twent3' five to fort3' dollars. Applicanicts bidding below twenty five or above fart3r dollars, will sure be placed on the free list. No recommendations or examinations on applying.

Applicants must come by himself or with some body. VoiLA-ToUT, The Frisco Hotel. JOHN LEES, I rop. -iir R. A- NUGENT, Dealer Ix ICE, COAL FEED.

and llth, good to return Sept. Perry Steinman -DEALER IX- Quick Meal Gasoline Stoves sold by Chas, Flanner, Columbns Weekly Market Report. Carefully prepared each Wednesday morning' by W. 11. Thomas, The Cash Grocer, South side public square.

Strictly Reliable. A First Class Hotel. J. P. Archer by hard work climed our stairs last Friday morning and kept us company for a short time.

The comrades health has been very poor for several mouths past. For confectionery, fruit and in fact every thing usualy found at a first chiss restaurant can be found at the Farmers Restaurant 011 the north side of the public square. The A. O. I W.

lodge of this city turned over to Mrs. Jessie Brown wife of H. Brown who died in this city last June, a check of last Thursday. He was a member of this most excellent lodge. Terms Rersoiiable.

Good Rooms. tile, butcher 2 to2c lb. to lb ttl hipping stock, Goods delivered to all parts of the city ot any time except: Sunda3'. The very best quality of ICE, I and prices to suit the times. Old stanq, southeast corner! Square.

S. Wheat vJsiv ami Kp MEATS. -L. (J. SCOVILLE.

W. If. Trottter a prosperous well informed farmer who lives about three miles south west of this citj, called last Thursday and had his name and that of Sam Fry his neighbor added to our subscription list. He report3 corn in a splended condition and expects a very large yield. Ti second addition to the M.

J3. church is now in progress. This time a neat additon on the est sid i which will hi carried up making a gable to the west. This will make four gables, and when Cap. Smith says the structure is tin- Quick Meal Gasoline Stoves sold by Chas, Flanner, Refornislied Throughout.

COLUMBUS, KANSAS. to liu. to -Lie bu to 27c bu. $3K 50 ton. 30c to 4('c bu, 15 lb.

tfls doz, lb 6c lb. 35c bu. 40c bu. 5c doz. 30 to 40c bu, 50toG0c bu.

3c and up. corn, Oats Ha v. bailed or lo se, Butter Fiis, chickens, hens Springs Cabliajie Tu mi ps 't Oreen corn Apples O'lions Watermelon T0NS0 RIAL ARTIST, SHAVING sc. HAIR CUTTING 15c We CuarntM Satifaction. One Door North of Grishams store.

Call and see ne. IT. E. Corh vrp. FKES1I FISH every FKIDAY.

OYSTHKS, AXI) (iAME IX SKASOX. Columbus, Kansas BUFFALO Barber Shop. Shaving, hair cutting and Tiuixipooiuif in the latest tyle of the art. Hoi ntn! colli baths. K'azors and scissors ruened Under the Cherokee County iltuik.

J. ARMSTfcONU. prop. Quick Meal Gasoline Stoves sold by Chas, Flanner,.