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Time Table. MM phis Time Table. Mrs. Fannie Dover and Miss Johns made this office a pleasant call last Tuesday and subscribed for the At the Hutchinson Encampment it is claimed that none but republicans were invited to speak. Craw The Columbus Republican.

(Successor to THE REl-OKTSK.) Abstracts of Title Made with Accuracy an. I Promptness. i XortU bound. No. 3u2, passenger No.

passenger, Xo. 31.1 way freight, I South Ixiund. I Xo. 3ol passenger i Xo. Si3 jjassenger OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.

ford Co. Democrat. The department commander of Kansas brands the above statement as false. .11:13 a. in.

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a. en. no. M. McN ay, Kditor and Prop.

WANTED. Ten thousand ton of li. li'. lit. --Ilailv except SuikIjv.

baled haj-. Will pay the highest i Money oane Kntered at the Postofrice at Columbus Kuusas, as sectmil class mail mutter. OX DOLLAR A YEAK. market cash price. 1- KISlO KAIMHIAa EaPt lioiind, Xo, 2 St.

Ixn.is Mail 4:25 a. 4 Atlantic Express -S rn 32 Stock Express Freight 7:43 in Childs Bros. Columbus Kans. THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1894. Office with Long Bell Lumber yard At Lowest Rate of Interest, with more Liberal Terms and Priv-iiagi than given by other companies.

a bluff 011 the part of the Tail road compauy, than any thing else. Mr. Norton left us a republican dollar to apply 011 subscription. Capt. McDowell and the editor of this paper drove down to Baxter last Tuesday and found a large number of men busy putting- up tents and otherwise arranging for the big Reunion which begins next comrade McGregor was up to his eyes in work and is the right man iu the place.

We hope our lady friend, of the Star Courier, will not be angery with the editor of the Republican for what she may see in the old soldiers' column. That column is given to them -without any restriction on our part and will speak and take care of itself. If however you wish a coutrovercy with the old soldiers of Cherokee county, just dive into that column and if Dr. Ashley extracted eight teeth I 3 freight P. Local Freight 12:17 3X Freight West Buuud.

LOCAL NEWS. Republican. Mens hose Sets a pair ladies hose octs a pair mens shoes $100 apair lueus plain shoes 05cts a pair at O. S. Butlers.

Several of Columbus' boys took advantage of the excursion, and went up to Kansas City last Thursday morning. Their is a republican rally at Forkuer school house this evening which is about twelve miles southwest of this city. Will Griffith and Will Kemp of Weir City drove down, Sunday, to the citv to spend the evening: with their best girls. I The republican central committee of this county will meet in this city I Sept. 10th.

AH members are re Xo. 1 Texas and Colorado Mail 10:44 p. for nie and I felt no pain nor was there any bad after effect and it did not hurt to have the medicine put 3 California Express 10:14 a.m. J. Wilbur Log: Columbus, Kansas.

Subscribe. For the Republican. Go to the Hoosier Rarber shop OPERA HOUSE DLUCK. on my gums either. 31 Ixical hreight 12:17 p.m.

St Through freight California fast freight 4 p. m. 37 Fast freight 9:50 p. Xo. 3, on Kansas Division every Sunday has through Pullman Tourist Sleeping Car to ithout change via JBurrton, AlluTier4ue and liars tow.

J. I. Killf.k. Agent. Soldiers9 Mrs.

J. P. Takk. Miss Flora Hubbard and Miss Nellie Leeper drove a short distance over the line iti Missouri last Monday, to make some arrangements in regard to a school which Miss. Hubbard is to teach this winter.

Judy's for furniture and under Official Directory. quested to be present. The republican meeting advertised for this city Sept. 1st at 8. p.

m. Sailors9 Burning Pain Erysipelas in Face and Eyes Inflammation Subdued and Tortures Ended by Hood's. "I am so glad to be relieved ot my tortures that I am willing to tell the benefits I have derived from Hood's Sarsaparilla. In April and May, I was afflicted with erysipelas In my face and eyes, which spread to my throat and neck. I tried divers ointments and alteratives, but there was no permanent abatement of the burn-inc.

torturing pain, peculiar to this complaint. 1 begau to take Hood's Sarsaparilla and Felt Marked Relief before I had finished the first bottle. I continued to Improve until, when I had taken foul HOOD'S Sarsaparilla CURES has been declaired off until after COUNTY OFFICERS. District Clerk C. R.

Bernard. County Clerk P. M. Humphrev. County Treasurer A.

L. Watts. Probate Judge John Staufier. Register of Deeds J. C.

Hubbard. Count Attorney W. J. Moore. Sherift C.

D. Arnold. Co. Supt. Pub.

Ins. Mrs. Anna WalU.ce. County Surveyor II, I -lugger. Coroner W.

Doaa. the Reunion at Baxter. the boys can not take care of themselves let them give up the space and strike for tall timber. The Topeka Advocate asks us to publish "The Dead Line" for them, written by the most vicious anarchists in the state, G. C.

Clemniens. No doubt this advocate of darkness, socalism and all manner of corruption would like to be represented T. J. Wilson, went to Kansas City, yesterday with a car load of hogs He will bring back a car load of pigs if he can get them. REUNION AT BAXTER SPRINGS CITY OFFICERS.

Mayor John Wiswell. Clark S. Tanmiery. Marshall John Aitcliison. Justices of the Peace, TaIry.

Mrs. G. W. Powell of Iowa is her brother, Mr. H.

O. Troyer b3' a decent paper but they can not use the column of so good a paper and other friends of this city, and as that of the REPUBLICAN as long will remain about six weeks. Professional axd I3lsixess Directory. ADYERTISIXG Card in this Directory per year. as the prenseut editor is in charge It would be more creditable to ad now is your time to select your fall and winter hat a new bottles, I was completely cured, and lelt that all signs, marks and symptoms of that dire com-nlaint had forever vanished." Mrs.

E. E. and complete stock of millinery Ottawa, Hillsboro, Wisconsin. DOCTORS. just received Mrs.

O. S. Butlers. vertise the Police Gazette, Kansas City Sunday Sun, or that infemous book "Seven Conspirices." No thank. you gentlemen, if that is a Hood's Pills are prompt and efficient, yet easy In action.

Sold by all druggists. 25o. (J. A. MORRISOX, Phvsician Sc Surgeon Office over shackle's Drug Store, norths side square Get about ten voters to take the Republican, for the campaign, for propper word, we neither care for a part of your work in spreading your lying sheet nor the "Dead Sunday School Convention C.

S. IICFFMAx, Physician Surgeon, Office over Shackle's "drug store, north side square. Subscribe for the Republican. Old papers for sale at this office. Uaxter Springs Reunion Sept.

3,9. Judy's for furniture and undertaking-. Save money by buying; shoes at The Faik. Mrs A. Hood is on the sick list this week.

Add your name to our campaign list for 15c. No republican speaking' in this city Sept. 1st. Blank notes, recepts etc. for sale at this office.

The Hooeier barber shop is the place to shave. Joseph Heater preached at Melrose last Sunda-. The Masons had a grand meeting last week at Topeka. Our circulation is rapidly increasing each week. For first class work call at the Buffalo barber shop.

Local news is what we are after and especialy solicit. Hot and cold baths at Armstrong's barber shop. Cap. Stott occupied our best chair a short time Saturday. A cart for sale or trade, for particulars, call at this office.

Take you cup to the Buffalo barber shop. Under LaRue's Bank. The first door north of Grishams store for cheap shaves or hair cuts Isaac Wright and wife are in New York this week buying new goods. Miss Nellie and Agness Aldridge made this office a short call Monday. Judy's for furniture and undertaking.

We can hear the gospel now all over the city with out leaving our homes. All the news for 15c from now until after the election. See our campaign offer. Several of our young people commence teaching their first school siifitmonth. Line," not even for waste paper.

the truth throughout the county, Any person receiving the Repub A convention of the Sunday schools I). WINTER. Hoineopathist Phvsiciani Surgeon. Office up stairs in Tompkins block. North of Cherokee Co.

bank. lican marked can rest assured of Lola township will be held on Cherry creek south of Hallowell This will be the big Soldiers and Sailors Reunion of the season. The people of Baxter Springs are making preparaton to have this the best Reunion ever held in Camp Logan. Dozens of speakers have been secured, and one thousand tente will be on the ground to accommodate the visitors. Remember the dates and make preparations to be there.

The editor of the Modern Light published a long list of old party papers as converts to the new faith (pop) in last weeks issue and in the that the paper has been sent by some friend and the same paid for. Sept. 9th, commencing at 10 o'clock J.H. BAXTER, Physician Jc Surgwon-Of-nce first buildingeast of Cherokee owmty bank. The M.

E. Sunday school of this city has a picnic to-day at the re list is the Times of Cawker City, Kans. Again my boy, you have reached out into the northwest sidence of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.

Beers E. D. ASHLEY, Resident Dentist. Officer 2nd floor Hunt building, sonth side sq. J.

O. HOUX, Resident Dentist. Office-over East Side Meat Market, east side one and one-half mile south of where the editor of the Republican town. taking. At the last meeting of the board of pardons, they recomended fourteen pardons and now there isjforty.

It appears that they are determined to carry the election this fall even if they have to reliese the entire Lansing force. Comrade R. M. Duncan of Oswego made this office a pleasant call Saturday and paid for the REPUBLICAN until April 1st '95, Mr. Duncan is a prosperous farmer of this served through the late unpleasantness and still votes the way he shot.

Frisco Excursion, tickets on sale to St. Louis account Fair and Exposition on the following- dates. Sept, 6, 11, 13, IS, 20, 25, 27th. From Sept. 29th to Oct.

6th. On Oct. 9, 11, 16, and 18th. J.m. Filler.

Agent. B. Kelley in consideration of his campaign expences and $500.00 turned pop." Times, Cawker City Aug. 23, '94. And still the Modern Light says this paper is a late pop convert.

Wish a few more would emphatically pop the same way. Dr. D. A. Spencer of Philadelphia will be in our city Sunday Sept.

16th '94, to dedicate the M.E. church. All pastors and people of Columbus and county are cordialy invited to be present and see and hear one of the best orators and singers in the land. The Fun and Frolic Club meet at the home of Miss Kit Mahew last Monday evening, the evening was passed in games and a social time At the proper hour all went home feeling well pleased with the evening's enjoj-ments. Alexander Wright an old friend of ours, from Clay County made us a pleasant caller the past week.

He has a good farm in that county but is well pleased with Cherokee county and will either buy or trade for a farm here if he can make terms to suit him. "A Rooks county populist said on the streets of Stockton the other day: 'If we can't win the election this fall by ballots, we will by bul -ieis Rais!" Times, CawkerC7fy, is well acquainted and knows that DR. MARY KRAFT. Homoeooathi. Physician, Office two front rooms over-post office.

S. S. Kirkpatrick will speak in this city Sept. 22d. There will also LAWYERS.

a. m. The following is the program. Song-. Prayer.

All the schools of the township united in one, recite the regular lesson. The lesson reviewed by Bro. Hitchcock. Song and collection. Short intermission.

Song. Opening address W. A. Nickel. Reviewjaf Sunday school work in township and county, Sister E.

Kile. Discussion, Bro. Z. Ball. Duties of a Sunday school teacher Bro.

Bowers. the statment you make is absolutly false so far as the Times is concerned. No man can grossly slander J. W. M'Bride, editor of that most ex-celent exponent of true republicanism, without our entering a vigor be other good speakers present.

Everybody come and hear the solid Grand Offer! criiESHIRE A PERKINS. Attornevs at: Law-TJSice in rooms formerlv occupied as; Hdqrs. l.n-Bell Lumber Co. north side-square, up tefcSij- truth. F.

JLibbey came in last Tuesday RITTER fc M'rSELL. Attornevs at Law. Rooms over t-fcSfokee Co- N. cor. square- and ordered his paper sent to Ly We have made arrangements to the NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE ous protest.

If the statement made regarding other papers are as false as that made of the Times, it would be well to change the name of your mond Junction, where he goes to locate on a ranch and handle McXEILL fc at Law. Office up stairs over Son's fine horses. Harness suop, east side square. sheet to that of "Modern Darkness: and the REPUBLICAN for the price of one. One Dollar Pays the Bill.

A v--v a- qwttu a 1 V- From the familiar voices we hear 1 oar Mt Ofhce 2nd floor Crowell bank huildino-rN. Discussion, M. E. We Will Be On Hand. a at the court house every morning xi.

tor. square. about 9.30 a. m. we presume that is SKIDMORE FORKXER.

Attorneys; af Law, Ofiice up stairs in Hunt south side square. about roll call time tor the popu Till; COLUMBUS REPUBLICAN, Welch. DINNER. Convening- at 2 o'clock p. Song.

Prayer. list fellows. 10 The Republican can always be found in the procession aud close up to the front. We have been to Baxter and perfected arrangements for a large tent and the old gent will be on the ground during the AXD GLASSE 5c ASHLEY, Attornevs at Law, Rooms up stairs over Wright's west side square. KANSAS ITV WEEKLY JOURNAL, cJ0 Kansas City crank is about to bring the world to an end.

We think he surely mo, the populist How can children aid in Sunday W. H. PIERCE. Attornev at Law, Office -2nd story Crowell Bank budding n. e.

square. week of the big Reunion. Our -We also furnish artsfeira any one can see that it is when you need anything in the job about gone. friende are cordialy invited to call at our tent and use our chairs, The Columbus Republican, A. S.

DEXXISOX, Attornev at Law. Office up stairs in Crowell building. printing line. Sam Compton, Marshal French table, writing material and ex -AXD- and Will Burnett, of Weir City, HOTELS. changes.

We are perfectly at home came down on their wheels last Sun dp 11 MJ The Topeka Weekly Capital at a Reunion. If forageing is good day and spent the evening with FRISCO" HOTEL, John Lees, propr. cm Kansas ave. near depot. Terms $1 per day.

we will have plenty of melons tin There will be no republican ral-ley in this city until after the Baxter Reunion. Bring in your fine samples of corn to this office so we can mention the same. i i i "Mi" i nr iiitn some of the city girls. Mrs. J.

W. Spencer called at this IuDAUGH HOTEL. L. RmnVa nrrn-' northwest cor. sombre.

Terras $2 ner da-. office last Thursday and tendered ir.t-Ltr MRS, MARY A. ROBERTS, Restaurant and Hoarding, on Maple ave. 2nd house; east Crowell's bank. Terms S3 per week.

25c per meaL reading the Republican 'one which was gladly accepted. MISCELLANEOUS. Publication Summons. "Alberta Havden, plaintirl, VS S. E.

JIayden, defendant. The above defendant will take notice that he has leen sued bv the above named plaintiff, who has riled 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 13th day of September, or said petition will be taken as true and judgment rendered divorcing the plain tilT from the defendant restoring ber to her maiden name, and granting snch alimony as is reasonable. Ritter fe Wiswell, Attorneys for Plaintiff. H.

W. MOoRE, Paints, wall paper and musical instruments. Hunt block, south side square. E. L.

Poor, ot Weir City came down Saturday evening an spent Sunday in our city. Mr. Poor is an old printer and we enjoj'ed a short der cover and all goes. Do not fail to call andPUi aa we have jor per- mene wilfeue and would like to be-comertiuamted with everybody. The Columbus Republican has come to stay.

An Open Letter. We have moved The Surprise Book Store into the Ritter and Doubleday bank building. We need more space for new goods that are coming. Until Sept. 10th we will sell the following at cost: Hammocks, rocking horses, boy's tool chests, toys, children's games, dolls and doll carts.

Come and see them. Miss Hutsell Mrs. Filler. HOOSIER BARBER SHOP, Fletch Crowder, prop, Room in Crowell Bldg, n.e. cor.

square. call from him Monday morning. Restitutions of Respect. Whereas, it is with sorrow and regret that we record this, the first death occur ing in Banner lodge Xo. 153, order of Egis.

By it we are called to mourn the loss of our brother, Samuel C. McCall, who passed away Aug. 23d Resolved, that in this act of Divine Providence our lodge recognizes the loss of a true and esteemed brother, faithful in the discharge of his duties, one who was courteous and kind to all and a worthy citizen. Resolved, that the sympathy of Banner lodge, Xo, 153, is hereby extended to the sorrowing wife and family of our deported brother. Be it further resolved.

That a copy of these resolutions be placed upon the minutes of our lodge, aud one sent to our sorrowing sister, also that a copy be furnished each of the city papers for publication. M. J- Kraft. C. S.

Huffman. II. F. Tussy. G.

H. BAILEY, Custom boot and shoe maker. Shop 1st door north of Cheroke CO. bank cor sq. I had ten teeth extracted by Dr.

Ashley and I gladly recommend his method to all needing teeth G. J. ELDER, Second hand goods. First door north Grisham Bros, store. extracted.

Mrs. T. W. Barney. school work, Ella Ball.

Discussion, James Og-leaby. The great need of our Sunday school, II. P. Walker. Discussion, Sister Davis.

Recitation. Miss Mary Hilton. Preparation of Sunday school lesson. W. T.

King. Discussion, Bro. Bath. Song. Methods of teaching Sunday school lesson.

Bro. Hitchcock. Discussion, E. Beainer. Recitation, Miss Agness Smith.

Song. Connection of church and Sunday school. Geo. Burton. Discussion, Sister A.

D. Thomas. Song and benediction. James Oglesb3r, W. A.

Wickee. Secretary. President. An Old-Time Performance. The stage has experienced such a great change in the past 20 years that it is impossible to find a trace of the old comedy or drama.

Everything runs to the sensational. Uncle Tom's Cabin, -vhen first produced, was considered to be the finest stage picture ever presented. Since then, however cheap and inferior companies have produced the play, disregarding the original idea of the piece, and giving a poor performance. Mr. Griswold has this season organized a company of unusual strenth, and has surrounded them with a ealth of effects, scenery, etc.

We do not advertise and do tiot produce a double, Uncle Tom's Cabin, but faithfully present the play as it was writeti and played vears ago. The blood hounds are not poor, half-starved creatures, but fine specimens of ferocious man eating canine race. The allegory scene in the last act is one of the principal features of the performance, requiring 1,500 feet of canvas and the services of 10 people for its complete presentation. This company will give one complete performance at Columbus Monday Aug. 3d.

A. H. BETTs. Merchant Taylor, Rooms i Tompkins block up stairs. The Carl unction btanaard reports fully ten thousand people G.

V. PICKERING. Boot and Shoemaker. Shop 1st doot north Opera house. X.

cor. sq. present at the laying of the corner stone of the court house at Carth age, Jasper county, last week. W. H.

PEERCE. City and Country Auc tioned Room up stairs in Crowell bank bu ilding. cor. sq. ELI FULLER, Blacksmith and Horse-I Shoeing, shop on Maple ave.

opposite-Palace hoteL First published in REPUBLICAN Aug. 9. SHERIFF'S SAXE. Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate an Attachment, By virtue and authority of an order of sale on attachment, issued from the office of the clerk of the district court, in and for Cherokee county, eleventh judicial district of the state of Kansas, and to me directed and delivered, in the cause wherein Callie J. Kuchtel, piaititirf, and Charles F.

Combs defendent, and wherein said court did order and adjudge that the lands aud tenements, situated and being in Cherokee county, state of and described as follows, to-wit: The undivided one-half interest in and to lots three3 and four I in block four (I) in the city of Columbus be advertised and sold according to law. Xow, therefore, 1 do advertise the above described real property for sale and I will on Monday, the loth day of Septembe.rSift, 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 right, title, claim, estate and property of above named defended of, in and to the above described real propertv. T. ABXOI.D, Sheriff of Cherokee Co. Dated, Columbus, August 3, 1SH, KlTTF.K WlsWELl, Attorneys for Plaintiff.

Judge Cheshire took in the democratic congressional convention at Parsons last Thursday and is well pleased with the result. The Tudere is a democrat with a bier D. W- L'OLVIX, Photographer, room upstairs southeast sorner square. J. WILBCR LOGAX.

Abstracter and Money to Loan, Office back of LaRue's bank. I had Dr. Ashley extract six teeth for me using his painless method W. SXYDER. Phntoirranlmr.

eivm. eW and I cherf ully testify that it is a orld stairwav north northeast corner sq. grand success. Mrs. Howard Rash.

The Wilson Tariff Bill lias become a law without the President's signature. For Trade. Real Kstate in Phillips county, for a stock of goods or Real Estate in Cherokee county. For paticulars inquire at the Republican office, Columbus Kansas. Desirable property, well located in Phillips county for sale ar trade on reasonable erms.

Call at the Republican office Columbus Kans. for full paticulars. Several desireable farms as well as city property in the county of Phillips for sale or trade for prop erty in Cherokee county, Inquire at Republican office. Church Director r. We understand they had a lively time at the Hallowell barbecue last week and that one or two got PRESBYTERIAN CHL KCH, J.

llATFlELB, Pastor. SI SDAY SE8V1CKS: Sunday School at a. 111. Preaching at 11 a. m.

Jun iur C. at 3 p.m. V. P. C.

6 p. m. Preaching at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday at 8 p.

Bible Teciers Institute. pretty badly hurt. We have not been able to get the full paticulars, Real Merit is the characteristic of STller made this office aUSort call last Saturday. 15c pays for the REPUBLICAN from now untill after the election in November. H.

E. Cobb is the happy father of a fine baby boy, mother and son are doing well. Now is the time to buy blankets 10-quarter blankets at 65cts a pair at O. S. Butlers.

E. K. McKnight of McMinnville, is in the city. He will remain until fall. The new colored windows have been put in place in the M.E.church and they look fine.

J. M. Carpenter, of Weir City was visiting the family of Charler's Gilbert last Tuesday. Every variety of temperance drinks can be had on the north side at John Whitcraft's. R.

M. Nugent will give you the best prices on coal either by the bushel or car load. Mrs. J. M.

McNay has been on the sick list the past few days but is better at this writing. Remember the best place to buy all kinda of notions is at THE FAIR. The Big Racket Store. Hood's Pills are the best family cathartic and liver medicine. Harmless, reliable, sure.

Steward Bros, are in Chicago this week buying goods to fill their mammoth double store. Send your Children to The Fair for anything in the notion line and they will be treated right. The Holiness is holding quite a lively meeting at the south west corner tiic qiiare this week. The best soda you ever drank can be found at John Whitcraft's on the north side of the square. This office never was better prepared to do all kinds of job work than at present.

Give us a trial. Mrs. Moore's millinery store on the nortli west corner of the square ia undergoing repairs this week. The Fountain and Journal of Mt. Vernon, Lawrence county, Mo.

was twenty seven years old last week. You can save money by buying shoes, wallpaper, tinware, glassware and underwear at THE Fair. Judy's for furniture and undertaking. Noel Kinnatnan, returned last Tuesday evening from an extended journey through the southern states. Miss Anna Hubbard left last Hood's Sareaparilla.and it is mani Thursday, 7 JO p.

Prayei Serv.ce. fested every day in the remarkable Aug. 23, '94. A "recent convert to the people's parts," so says the Modern Light of last week. On to-morrow, Friday, evening the Knights of of this city will give a social at their hall, to be participated in by members of the order, their ladies and invited guests.

The fore part of the evening will be given to music, speeches, recitations followed by an ice cream and cake luncheon. Hon. W. F. Sapp, of Galena, was nominated at Parsons last Thursday by the democrats for congress.

Mr. Sapp is not of our kihdof politics but if he should be elected and did not make a better and more creditable record than Jeff Hudson he should be banished from our glorious nation for ever. WANTED Some one having about 000.00 to invest in a legitimate business that will yield not less 25 per cent. Will bear investigation. Want some one for a limited partnership.

For further information address Lock, Box 120, 41 Columbus, Kans. While there are no known "joints" run in this city yet there have been several plain drunks the past week and rather on the anusive order. Why men of business ability and apparently good judgement will allow this damnable whisky habit to grow upon them until it becomes unrulable is more than we can understand. "Maj. Morrell passed Tuesday afternoon in town, circulating among the people and becoming acquainted.

It is needless to state that he will be the next governor of Kansas, because everybody concedes it." Times, Cawker City, Aug. 23, '94. The above is the paper that the Modern Light says is a recent convert to the pop party. How do you like its pop doctrine, Mr. Editor? In Kansas the populist professed to be in favor of electing railroad commissioners by the popular vote.

The populist senate would not pass such a bill. Times Cawker City, August, 23d 1894. We are now of the opinion that the Modern Light is willing to admit that they misrepresented the Times, or that the pop state central committee lied when they sent out the report. Last Monday morning an Italian working at the C. C.

C. Co's. shaft, No 8, near Weir CU3', got struck by a coal car in the face. His upper jaw on the left side was broken and three teeth were knocked out, Dr. Markham, of Scamraon, the company physician, after doing" all he could, brought him down to Dr.

Houx, of this city, to have his teeth capped, but owing-to the condition of his jaw he could not stand the rllRISTIAX CHURCH. W. Yak i. Pastor. cures this medicine accomplishes.

First published in REPI KtlCAX Aug. 23, '91 Ordinance Xo 114. An ordinance to provide for revenue for the city of Columbus for the year 146. Be it ordained by the mavor aud coun-eilmcn of the city of Columbus. Kansas.

SEC. 1 That for general revenue purtvoses there is hereby levied ten mills 0:1 the dollar on all real, personal and mixed propertv within the corporate iiunts of the citv Columbus, taxable according to the laws of the state of Kansas and divided as follows; Four and one-half mills for tire protection and rive and one-half mills for police department. SBC. i That for school shown by certificate of levy of School board there is hereby levied la mills on the dollar for school purposes; for interest Hood's Sarsaparilla is the kind. Marriage License.

The following are the persons to whom marriage license have been issued since Aug. 23d. Martin A. Clark and Kosa A. Saffell, Raphael L.

Ihelps and Nellie McKiliop, Chas W. Mitchell and Annetta M. Hill, Willie Steen and Emma Dadisian. We have just recieved an other invoice of stationary at this ofiice and of the best and finest grade. We handle the neatest.

Try it. SrXDAYSEkVICKsi Sunday School at 9:43, a. 111. Preaching at 11 a. m.

Y. P. S. C. 7 p.

111. Preacliinir i Next Saturday afternoon is the monthly "open" meeting of John Teachers Meeting. Tuesday eve. A. Dix Post G.

A. R. of this city. A Cordial Welcome to All. After the open meeting there will DOLLARS PER WIQHTH be a regular meeting of post and pn MChRoI blinds 3 mills 011 the IK'EE METHODIST CHURCH.

F. II. Clil Pastor. muster. Crestline Items.

The following items arrived too late for puplication last week. Well, the rain came at last. Miss Pearl McDowell and sister, of Topeka, are visiting their grandma, Aunt Nan Kenedy. Johnsou-Parvin are paying the highest market price for grain. Hank Rouse and Joel Hamlet have provided themselves with new buggies.

The Ladies' Aid society of the Christian church gave an ice cream supper, Saturday night in Mr. Ferguson's lawn. Mr. William Janney has taken the responsibility on himself, of feeding Brentlinger candy to keep him from whistling. What a task he will have.

The Patriarchs served ice cream in Brentlinger's lawn Saturday eve. Miss Mary Watson, of Pittsburg, is visiting her sister Miss Kit. Simon Black has purchased the "Slinip place" of Uncle John Hull. Misses Gertrude Bunch and Jennie Jones will teach the Crestline school the coming year. The minstrel show at the opera house Tuesday night was a grand success.

None of the girls believe in free trade or protection, "But the cat came back." Married, at the residence of Uncle Charley Betty, Sunday eve, William Montonia to Miss Fannie Atkinson. We wish them a happy journey though life. J. S. Smithpeters has purchased a new pair of wagon scales, He is now ready to buy grain and hay.

Dave Thompson and II. R. Settle are on the sick list. Hows This? We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of catarrli that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh cure. F.J.

Cheney fe Toledo O. We ttie undersigned, have known F. J. Chengey for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions aud financially able to carry out any obligation made by their firm. Weft Sc Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Walding, Kiniraa 3c Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken iuterally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system.

Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Drrgglsts. Testimonials free. The Social Hour Club of this city Sunday Morning Services.

11 a. m. Holiness Hand. Tuesdavs. Prayer meeting Kridavs.

In the 01,1 Lauiidrv Building. rr ed to attend. Ik'heii stocks have dropped clear out of sight. And money's like a club man tight, And men talk for and women climb Six flights of stairs to save a dime, Then is the time for master mind Some new- econonn- to lind, One economic dodge is sure. Just trade at STEWARD BROS.

STORE. Resolutions of Condolence. Whereas: Death has invaded our ranks, meet at the home of Mark and Agness Aldridge last Wednesday dollar; ior sinking fund for the redemption ot said bonds, 3 mills 011 the dollar on all real, iersonal and mixed proiertv within he corporate limits of the citv of Columbus taxable according to the laws of tUe state of Kansas. SKC. 3 That all ordinance and parts of ordinance in conflict hou-with areherebv repealed.

SKC. I That this ordinance shall take effect and lie in force from and after passage and publication in the otlicial city paier. WESLEY E. II Est. President council.

L. S. TAXyi-ARY, itv Clerk. MET! IODI ST EPISCOPAL cut. lecHL 11.

K'. OLMAk, Preaching s.t 11 a. 111. and Sunday school at m. Junior League at p.

m. Prayer Meeting Thursdav Ti p. m. Lpworth League, ui. and our sister Mrs.

Isabell C. Kurgerson has been called to a higher life In Your Own Locality made easily and honorably, without capital, during your spare hours. Any man, woman, boy, or girl can do the work handily, without experience. Talking unnecessary. Nothing like it for nioney-making ever offered before.

Our workers always propper. No time wasted in learning the business. AVe teach you in a night how to succeed from the fit hour. You can make a trial without ex pense to yourself. We start you, furnisb everything needed to carry on the busi ness successfully, and guarantee you against failure if you but follow our simple, plain instructions.

Reader, if you are in need of ready money, and want to know all about the best paying business before the public, send us your address, and we will mail you a document giving you all the particulars. TRUE Sox 400v Augusta, Maine. State of Kansas I Cherokee county I. L. S.

TaiKiuary. city clerk of the" citv of Columbus, county and state aforesaid, do hereby centfy that the aln.ve and fore- Therefore be it resolved, that in the death of our sister, the W. K. C. have lost a worth- and esteemed memberand being conscious of the great loss to those nearer HOOSIER Barber Shop.

SHAVING. HAIR CUTTING. And ShamiKMung in the latent etvleo. guarantee satisfaction. Crowell building.

N. E. corner square. Koi us is a inn, rue ami correct copv of Ordinance No 114. as the same waspa'ssed 1 at a regular adjourned meeting of tb.b CM council, held on the -'1st dav of Augvsl SB M.1 L- Citv ChSk.

evening. Their was ajgood attendance and all present enjoyed the evening. The Republican wants a cores-pondant and worker at every post-office with in thirty miles of Columbus or in every location where subscriptions can be had or news items secured. The announcement is out for the marriage of Miss Nellie McKiliop, daughter of Rev. A.

McKiliop, and Mr. R. L. Phelps, both of Weir City, on Thursday evening Aug. 30th at eight o'clock p.

m. Comrade Carter called Monday with the vowed intention of cleaning this office out, but changed his notion and left us on subscrip- and dearer to her, we extend our heart felt sympathy to her grief stricken family and pray our Heavenly Father with his ever watchful care, to protect and console them, in this, their great affliction and as a tribute of respect, we drape our charter fora period of thirtydays, and that a copy of these resolutions be sent to the bereaved family and press of the city and also spread on the minutes of our lodge. Mrs. Eliza Baker, Mrs. P.

J. Dennison, Mrs. S. A. Carter.

Columbns Weekly Market Report. Carefully prepared each Wednesday morning by W. H. Thomas, The Cash Grocer, South side public square, Strictly Reliable. MEMPHIS ROUTE.

Land Seekers Excursions to the South and Southeast. The sale of round trip land tseek-t rs tickets at one fare is authorized, as below, the lowest single trip first class rate. Selling dates ISM. Sept 4th. Oct.

2d, Nov. iith. Iec4th. Transit limit continuous passage, linai return limit 20 days from date of sale. All points in Florida, Georiria.

North and South Carolina. points in Tenneesee on E. T. V. G.

K. R. east of and including Chattanooga. All points in Alabama except on Mobile and Ohio and l.ouis--'ii 1 F'riday afternoon for her school, tion which pays for two friends and in Joplin, which commences I himself for six months. Sept.

3d. from the Labette county Demo- Mrs. Clock and Miss Grace Doo- crat we that Xewton Guymon little of Pittsburg were visiting shot and knled his brothe-inr-law Miss Grace Martin last Sunday and Elnler Carey last week. From the COPYRIGHTS. L.

M. DAUQHERTY, Wagron Repair Carriage Work. Shop in Williams Martin's- lSlacksmitli Shop. Columuus. Kansas Notice to Farmers.

The Columbus steam cider works are now ready for custom work, mi Tuesdays and Vil make for two cents a gallon also 1113- machinerj' is ready for sugar cane. Itoiling done Uy steam. Call and seeour liarrels and kegs for sale. Respectfully, J. F.

Makxxxfv lonciay. i account o-iven it aooears that Guv- cattle, butcher cattle, shipping stock Hogs, Wheat, corn Oats liny, bulled or Potatoes, flutter Eggs chic kens, hens Mrg. Carpenter and daughter, of Springfield, mother and sister 2 to24c lb. lb. $1.00 to $4.25 3flc to 3Sc bu.

HSc to 12c bu 25c to 27c bu, $3 00 to $1 50 ton. 30c to 10c bu, 15 1b. 83 doz, 4c lb fie lb. lc. 3.K- bu.

40c bu. 5e do. 30 to 40c Lit, so to oc bu. 3c and up. CAN OBTAIN A PATENT For a Srompt answer and an honest opinion, write to fc who have had nearlvtifty years' experience in the patent bUMitesa- Communications strictly confidential.

A Unndbook of Information concerning Patents and bow to tain them sent free. Also a catalogue of mechanical and scientific hooks sent free. Patents taken through Munn Co. receive special notice In the Scientific American, an.l thus are brought widely before the public without cost to the inventor. This splendid paper, issued weekly, elegantly illustrated, has by far the largest circulation of any scientific work in the world.

S3 a year. Specimen coiiio wia free. Buildtna Edition, monthly, $lfi0 a year, jingle ii4 ceuta. Kvety number contains beautiful vate9, tu colors, and photographs of new Bouses, with plans, enabling builders to show tli latest designs and teoure onntracta. Aa ji e.ns munn wyi 3tfi mtuAuwA-r.

operation at present. W. S. Norton of Baxter was a welcome caller at this office last Fri-day. He was in our city looking after legal business where in the On'frail road and Baxter are in-tangljd lit a suit of about $320,000.

I that the inatjer hap been the courts Bince J872 but more of of Mra. Gilbert, visited in the city Tuesday. I spring! nit- oho K. k. All points 011 Illinois Central K.

U. south of and including SardisMiss. except New Orleans. points 011 and Mississippi Valley K. K.

South including: eirkdale, M13. except lorep-n pins will allow mop over privileges on filing trip regardlec ol goiug lnnit. L.O Scovif iK. A iff mon was in self defense. Kow that the Pullman company, and not the people of tin? country, are being tried for the i ng of that corporation, every minded citizen wants to -e the matter sifted to the bottom.

Of what use is the capital letter We haven't met it since we were little, when we encountered it in the back part pf a picture book in cqrir nection with Zeb E. Cabbage, Tu rn i ps f77 Beets Green com Apples Onions Another large invoice of those celebrated Drew Selby Co. ladies and Misses shoes just recieved at O. S.Butlera,.