The Columbus Republican from Columbus, Kansas • 3

HIS RE oinf Columbus Republican. The Christian church of the Third congressional district are in convention at Oswego this week. The Sunday School, Y. P. S.

C. E. and (Siicccssor to The Reporter.) S. DENNISON, Attorney at Law. Real Estate and Chattel Securities Bough and Sold.

Office over Brick Bank. Columbus, Ks. -A. PR1NTI CFFICIAL CITY PAPER. Time Table.

MEMPHIS Tl.HE TABLE. North bound. X- 2ff Passe-r a. tn. No.

JH, pasMeiijrer 'ztil a.m. AO.31.iway 47 Sot tli bound. Xo-9'1 passenger, 4:7 p. No. KB passenter 4:47 a.

111. freight Daily except C. W. B. M.

work is represented. ALL Subscribe. For the Republican. Silver enamel pins at Brown's. Judy's for furniture and undertaking.

Poultry may decline next month sell soon. F.L.Judy has 1U) rockers that must sell. For the most palatable drinks call Editor and Prop. Mr. F.

Bishop and wife, Miss Maud Bishop and Miss Reynolds, visited the family of Rev. Vollmar the past week. Mr. Bishop and Miss Maud are a brother and sister of Mrs. Vollmar.

The Fun and Frolic club met at the home of Hobart Davidson, four miles north of this city last Saturday evening. The associations of the evening re highly appreciated by all present. McNeil Dunbar, Entered at the Postoftice lit Columbus, as second i-lass mail matter. re 1 a Honeys at Uw. OXK DOLLAR A YEAR.

collections a Specialty. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. Baxter reunion which we believed after careful consideration would be quite a joke on Mr. McKiuzie.

Col. Alexander Warner of Baxter spoke to a large audiance at Ft. Scott, on last Friday evening Sept. 11th. The Col.

is a distinguished republican and tli is partof the county is proud to be represented by so worthy a man as our present representative and will see that lie is reelected in November. We wonder if the editor of the Modern Light will be fair enough to publish the last affidavit of Geo. Weishaupt wherein he denounces the aliiidavit published by the Light and other pops papers as a rank forgery and that he will from time be a republican and have nothing to do with the populist. COLUMBUS KANSAS on John Whitcraft's. Thirteen delegates from the Christian church at Columbus are in at-tendeuce.

Will the Modern Light editor be fair enough to publish some reason why men of his own part3 are weekly writing open letters denouncing in the most bitter terms the state administration in place of using up all his space in publishing false a fii davits. The Galena Times, an independent journal; so blamed independent politically that it hardly dare say its soul is its own. is out in a stronir GEO. HlKTOX, NOTARY I-fBLIC. E.

L. W. ijrana Dan at Columbus opera house September 29. Fit I SCO KAII.KOAD. East Houtid, 2 St.

Louis Mail 4:23 a. ra 4 Atlantic Express tztf ra S3 Stock Kipress Freight in treilit 7:3 p. 111 36 Local Freight 12:17 p.m J-reijcht 10:44 p.ui West Bound. No. ITexasand Colorado Mail.

...10:44 p-ni. 3 California Kx press? FreU'lit 12:17 p. 111. 5 Ikrousfh frc-ijjlit m. 35 California freijjht p.

in. Si hast freight SfuiUp. in. A. KnSS Ilii-iumnoi-An, 3 Sarah 1.

Griffin jjjgj) Hot and cold baths at Arm Joseph Heater will have a sale Thursday Oct.4 to sell all his stock, farm impliments and household furniture preparitory to moving to Kansas City which place he intends to make his future home. "Quite a number of old soldiers strong's barber shop. Only a Scar Remains CEO. BURTON SOX, A tt'ysa Law, REAL ESTATE, LOAN AND INSURANCE AGENTS. Hallow ell.

Kansas A single set of harness for sale or trade, call at this oflice. Our citv schools are under full lias through I'ulhnaii Tourist Sleeping Car to I.os AiiKt-les, without cliante headway and well attended. and others ot no Jess importance attended the reunion last week." 1a nurnon, Alliii'meruue and Bars tow. J- M- Fii.lkk. Aerent.

Hon. J. W. Ady will speak in this "Tt. and Hess Perry Steinman, city on Sept.

22d at 2 o'clock, Scrofula Cured Blood Purified by Hood's Sarsaparilia. C. I. Hood Lowell, Mass. It Is -with pleasure that I send a testimonial concerning what Sarsaparilia has done for my daughter.

It Is a wonderful medicine and I cannot recommend it too highly. Sarah, who is fourteen years old, has been Afflicted With Scrofula ever since she was one year old. For five years she has had a running sore on one side of her Modern Light. The above sounds very strange in a count3' where there are twelve hundred old sol Blackett's cornet band will give a social ball at the opera house in Scammon, Kansas, on Monday Official Directory. A.

B. Callaham, of Weir, attended LOCAL NEWS. Lots of rain. It is getting cool. Visit Judy's for rockers.

Lecture Saturday evening. Dance, opera house, Sept. 29. Silver enamel pins at Brown's. Go to the Iloosier Barber shop.

Subscribe for the Republican. Musical instruments at Brown's. Old papers for sale at this oflice. Frost is reported in i.se northwest. Smith buys poultry Friday next week.

Judy's for furniture and undertaking. The fall ra'ns are making good pasture. Mrs. D. Lceper is on the sick list -DBA LEW IX- court the fore part of the week.

editorial supporting K. A. Herod, of that city, for county- superintendent of this county. Your judgement is commended this time. The fourth annual Log Rolling of the Modern Woodmen of America, will be held at Coffeyville, on September Head Council, W.

A. Xoriheott has promised to be present and all delegates are assured a grand reception and good Go to Farley for your drugs and diers. Hugh Hamilton, of Crestline, called Friday and rolled a republican dollar across our desk for this medicines. Shackle's old stand. evening-, September 21.

A large orchestra of seven pieces and containing some of the best musical talent this section affords will furnish the music for the evening- All iace. irieu every remedy recommended, out Seethe Artistic Tailors, Crowell nothing did her any good until we commenc CXTY- OFi iCERS. District ClerljC. K. ICcrnard.

lerk-I'. M. Iliimpiirev. Treat-urer A. IJ.

Watts. I'rolKite Jmliie Joint Statiiit-r. Register of I J. liul.l.ard. iiiinly Attoniev V.

Moore Sin-rill C. I. Arnold. o. ls Mrs.

Anna Walli.ee. County II, buuirer Coroner K. W. using liood barsaparilla. My married daughter advised me to use llood's Sarsaparilia because journal one year.

He is a true blue block, for an elegant fitting suit. J. C. Graham, of Scammon was on republican and has not the least patience with the pretended princi ire invited. Tickets, rH)c.

Alberts, the Artistic AND MEATS. our streets early Monday morning. ples of the "calams." The ladies of the Baptist church served lunch in the court yard John Henderson of Crestline was in our city Wednesday last and CITV OFFICERS. Mayor John Wiswell. Clark L.

S. Tanqnerv. Marshall John Aitouison. Justices of the Peace, Jf? Forkner. L.

t. Tanquery. Friday and met with fair success. Tailors, are sending numerous packages of ladies' and gents' garments St. Louis to be dyed or cleaned by the French dry wash process.

They are proving themselves to be first class tailors, and with their enterprise the tailoring Hood's5" Cures It had cured her of dyspepsia. She had been troubled with that coniphiint since childhood, and since her cure she has never been without a bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilia in the house. We commenced giving it to Sarah about one year ago, and it has conquered the running sore, Only a Scar Remaining as a trace of tho dreadful disease, Previous to taking the medicine her cvesiglit was affected but now she can see perfectly. In connection with Hood's Sarsaparilia we have used Hood's Vegetable Pills, and find them tha best." Mks. Mabia Griffix, Xenia, Illinois.

found time to make this office a pleasant call. He is a republican Ed. Sapp of Galena was a very this week. i pleasant caller at our senctum last your name to our campaign Professional and Business. FIvESII FISH every FRIDAY OYSTERS, AXI) GAME IX SEASOX.

Columbus, Kansas. true and steadfast and carried away with him a receipt for this local Tuesday. He is a good faithful time. There will be services at the Presbyterian church Sabbath Sept. 23d.

conducted by Rev. Jno. C. Taylor, of Kansas City. Mr.

Taylor comes to us with the reputation of a bright, able mail and very earnest worker. A cordial invitation is extended to all. The Bluejacket Reporter comes to our desk this week, a bright, newsy sheet and with the ear marks tevet -I loving have ajnd improl A) me, lover1 -I TOU V' youi a ai lav this list for loc. Directory. journal until next April.

democrat. C. C. Pierce of St. Joseph Mo.

re Blank notes, recepts etc. for sale Card in this Directory $1. per year. 1 The Lindsey Comedy company at this oflice. DOCTORS.

turned to this city Sunday to spend a week visiting with his parents The Hooeier barber shop is the Abolph H. Seilken. G. D. Shepard.

who have been playing in the cit3' this week have gained a reputation Hood's Pills cure nausea, sick headache. Indigestion, biliousness. Sold by all druggists. and friends. A- --IORKISOX.

Physician fc Sureort Oftice over Shackles lruir Store, north side square place to shave. Clarence Witt, of Galena, was in town Tuesday. There is strong talk among the of J. H. Clawson, formerly of this city.

The outfit was moved from among our peopie as an excellent company and are complemented upon every hand, not only as artists but as perfect ladies and populists of endorsing W. F. Sapp, of Galena, the democratic nominee Smiths special poultry Saturday Weir City a short time ago. We tSk "L'FFMAn-, Physician A Surgeon. Oftice over Shackle drug store, north, side square.

IJ. WINTER. Ilonieopathist I'll vsician Surgeon. Oftice up stairs in Tompkins block. North of Cherokee Co.

bank. J.H. BAXTER, Physician Surgeon.Of-hce rirst buildingeast of Cherokee county bank. wish ail those interested in the Reporter abundant success in their business will not lag even if it is considered hard times. Oil Watters, of Cherokee, a break-man on the Gulf, was caught under a moving car and had one of his legs severed from his body while switching in the Cherokee yards last Tuesdays night.

The doctors are fearful of his recovery. Mr. Watters is a son-in-law of our fellow townsman, Elisha Perkins. Later. Mr.

Waters could not withstand an operation and died Wednesday evening at 5 o'clock. "The Battlefield of the World" is the subject of Rev. Dr. Spencer's lecture at the M. E.

church next Saturday- evening, Sept. 22. This is Mrs.Anna Widman-Wallace, coun new home. I). Sliepard Stationery Co.

South Side Square, In West Building. Carries all the leading Daily Papers. Delivered promptly at arrival of mails. BICYCLES Bicycle Repairing A Specialty, SEE rL-lc- STERLING BICYCLE ty superintendent of schools, will shortly, so it is reported, move to Aurora, Mo. Mrs.

Mentzer, of this for congress. J. W. Ady and J. V.

Beckman and other good speakers will be here without fail next Saturdav at 2 p.m. Come everybody. The lecture to be given by Dr. Spencer, of Philadelphia on the evening of Sept. 22nd.

will be a rare treat to our people. The Scammon Miner is getting The Judicial committee of the eleventh district is composed of the following- active republicans Capt. John II. Smith of Columbus, Arthur J3 Callaham of Weir City, Jas. Graham of Scammon, W.

F. Schoch of Oswego, Asa Smith of Parsons, Joseph Craft of Chetopa, O. P. Ergeubright of Independence, C. K.

Davis of Coffeyville, andC. L. Long of Cherryvale. The committee met and organized by the election of the Hon. John II.

Smith as chairman and Arthur B. Callaham as secretary. The committee then ad city has been appointed to take JP- Resident Dentist. Office Jiid floor Hum building, ninth side sq. J.

O. IIOCX. Resident Dentist. tffice-over East Side Meat Market, east side sq. Mr.

and Mrs. J.W. Spencer royally-entertained many of their intimate friends at tea last Thursdays, Sept. 13. For sociability this pleasant couple cannot be excelled.

The party was given in honor of their charge of the office until the expiration of Mrs. Wallace's term in January. DR. MARV KRAFT. Homoeopathic I hysician.

Office two front rooms over post office. If the Columbus papers were as sister-in-law, of Wichita, and Mrs. Rev. McBurney and daughter, September 29th. A.

Hood has been on the sick list for the past week. Good second hand bicycles for sale at G. D. Shepard's. John 'Whitcraft's lunch counter is a daisy.

Call and see. A cart and buggy for sale or trade, for particulars, call at this office. The best musical instruments on the market can be fonnd at Brown's. Come to Columbus Sept. 22d and hear some good republican speaking.

We have noticed several loads of new corn on our streets the past week. Mrs. Washburn had a brother from the East visiting her the past week. Mr. B.

Yard, of Add, Iowa, is in LAWYERS. willing to carry advertising out i one of the Reverand's three favorite so sharp that his friends are fearful of his running into the ground head first and disappearing for life. CHESHIRE PERKINS. Attornevs at Law. Oftice in rooms formerl occupied as Hdfirs.

LonK-Bell Lumber Co. north side square, up stairs. side of this city as some papers are there columns would be crowded to the detrement of our merchants lectures and all should hear it. Admission, adults 25c, children loc. The dedicatory services will be con- Mrs.

M. J. Wilson had her name added to our subscription list the past week. We will now omit the TON5G RIAL ARTIST, SHAVING sc. HAIR CUTTING 15c We Guarntee Satifaction.

One Door Xorth of Grishams Store. Call journed to meet in Coffeyville upon the call of the chairman. Lindsey Comedy company will play at the opera house every night fol- RITTER WISWELL. Attorney at Law. Rooms over Cherokee Co.

Bank, N. E.cor.square. and trade to some extent would be driven away, statement that Samuel McKenzie ducted by Dr. Spencer on the wished us to publish about the I lowing day. this week.

This is an excellent Ady, Sept. 22nd. and see me. H. E.

Cobb, prop. company and deserves a well filled house. only it day. morn was and tha' see lui; thrc, dyin It sat'y TV Id I p. McNEILL DCNBAR, Attorneys at Law.

Oflice up stairs over Martin Sc. 'Son's harness shop, east side square. we expect in the near future to handle a full and complete line of all legal blanks, cards and paper HEATON SMITH. Attorneys at Law. Oflice 2nd floor Crowell bunk buildinir.

N. E. cor. square. SKIDMORE FORKNER.

Attorneys af Law. Office up stairs in Hunt block south side square. that justly belongs to our line of business. NIGHT MESSAGE. THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

Shuck Bowers, Are prepared to do all Kirds of plairi or orra-TTertal painting, wall paperirg, house decorating ard kalsomlning. GL-VSSE ASHLEY, Attorneys at Law, Rooms up stairs over Wright's" store-west side square. NUMBER. SENDER. RECEIVED BY CHECK.

our city visiting his son. Rev. W. C. Yard.

Why walk when you can buy a good road wagon of A. Hood for $35.00. Several young people from the country are attending our city iechools. Buy your Stoves, Furniture, Tin- W. II.

PIERCE, Attorney at Law. Office-2nd story Crowell Bank building n. e. cor. square.

A. S. DFN'VlsoX ttornev-at "Hazel Kirke" will be played, tonight; "The Galley Slave" tomorrow night and the "Silver King" Saturday night by the Lindsey Comedy company. It should not be forgotten that J. Wilbur Logan has charge of the opera house this season and already has several fine plays arranged for.

The Y. P. S. C. E.

of the Christian Of- ha.v stairs 111 Carriage paintirg HOTELS. RECEIVED at 9:22 "FRISCO" HOTEL, John Lees, propr. On Kansas are. near depot. Terms $1 per day.

GIVE US "A TRIA i lV -ware, of O. J. Elder, Columbus, LeweH Kansas, report tLt 3regcrjptjon8 cQjjurjy com-jrder to irv.unjeti at Farley' north in 5'iifiams Martin's I 1 blacisi Leave orders shop. lease. with L.

UUjpiLtue a poverty social LA the MIDDACGII HOTEL. L. Brooks prop, northwest cor. Hiuajt. Terms per dav.

MKS. KY A. WtriiEKTS, Restaurs nt and Hoarding, on x'r east Crowell's bank. Terras per week, 25c per meal. Columbus Kansas.

yyt nave no hr -iuiAtr-aT-rrrr -jjrKcro dens but iia charge a i -1 1 -v nwo UIOCKS SOUIIl OI SU lOU Bodkicea" it are invited. -j othernear Reformer 1 TecKinnuge ui MISCELLANEOUS. Mrs. Isaac Wright returned home quieted Tiipoilav f-rrkTM fh TVT WVio-nt Jy oDt his II. W.

MOoKE. Paints, wall paper and musical instruments. Hunt block, south side square. by the olu will follow in a few days, being de- FRANK HEATON, Wagon Maker, AXD REPAIR WORK. All Work Guaranteed.

Shop in E. Fuller's Blacksmith Shop. Corpo in the city three. of the week. hlS Remember that Dr.

the diccdL HOOSIER BARBER SHOP, Fletch Crowder, prop. Room in Crowell n.e. cor. square. encer will Si G.

H. BAILEY. Custom boot and shoemaker. Shop 1st door north of Cfaerolce co. hank cor sq.

G.J. ELDER. Second hand goods. First door north tirishatn Bros, store. R-Ai.

NUGENT, Dealer Ix A. II. BETTS, Merchant Taylor. Rooms Tompkins block-up stairs. O.

W. PICKERING. Boot and Shoemak-ei Shop 1st doot north Opera house. cor. sq.

ICE, COAU FEED. W. IL PIERCE. City and Country Auc-tioner. Room up stairs in Crowell bank cor.

mj. ELI Fl'LLEK, Blacksmith and shop on Maple are. opposite Palace hotel. It tained in St, Louis to attend an important sale there. WANTED: All kinds of second hand household goods at G.

J. Elder's store, Columbus, Kansas. Will pay cash or will exchange other goods for same. Mrs. Jane Brown of McPherson, but formely of Cherokee county, returned home Tuesday after a few days visit with her son, Wilson Brown of this city.

Now let us see how much the the populist think of their idol, J. M. Dunsmore, of the Dunsmore house, who is after Jeff Hudson's place on the pop ticket. Wellesley Alberts, the Artistic Tailors, have a splendid lot of work to deliver at Scammon on Saturday That's right boys, bring in all the outside money you can. Galena has a peticoat warrier who occasionally promenades Main street at "present arms" and the way the Joplin boys skedaddle would make a dog laugh.

A. L. Bolon met us on the street yesterday and requested his name Goods delivered to all parts This means the most important deal to the people of Chnrokee county ever made, means new goods at prices never before made possible. Look for prices next week. of the city ot any time except W.

A. COCVIN. Photographer, room op-stairs southeast sorner square. aunda-. dedicate the M.

E. church on September 23rd. Misses Lillie Widman and Nelle Grant returned from Fort Scott Sunday morning. 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. Fresh fish at Perry Steinman's, the North Side Meat Market, every Tuesday and Friday. Be sure and attend the Republican meeting advertised in another column of this paper. Ren Henderson says the prosecution business is all a bluff and that he has no fears whatever.

Win. Mullekin called Friday inorning and had his name enrolled as a Republican reader. O. F. Rittenhouse called Saturday and squared himself with the Republican for another year.

J. C. Farley handles the largest and beat assortment of patent medicines of any man in the city. The very best quality of ICB, because they were infatuated with Ady, 22nd. and prices to suit the times.

J. WILBUR LOGAN. Alistracter and Money to Loan. Oflice back of LaRue's bank. W.

SNYDER. Photoirranher. Rooms sr- Senator Peffer in speaking of the state administration touched very his political'views or brilliant re Old stanq, southeast corner cord but because he is a Kansas ond stairwa north northeast corner sq. Square. lightly as if that was forbidden ground.

Senator and should be fairly treat Church Directory. ed by our citizens. The people of Galena and especi BUFFALO Barber Shop. From Weir Journal. Sliavinsr, hair cutting and sliampootne Our Campaign Rates.

We will furnish the Repuulcan from now until the close of the campaign in November for the small sum of 15c in advance to new subscribers. It is our intention to be candid in every opinion ex press and give the local hapenings as accurate as possible. At the close of the campaign, this list will stop unless the individuals composing the list, request their names? to be added to our general subscription list. We extend a cordial invita tion to the good people of Cherokee county to call and see us at our in tiieiarest style or tne art. not and cold Col.

S. O. McDowell and wife of ally the friends of P. C. Loomis surely appreciate the careful management of the funeral in that city last Sunday by D.

M. Bliss, of this city. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, V. J. HATFLEL1.

Pastor. SIT.DAV Sunday School at 9:45. a. nt. Preaching at 11 a.

m. fun inr C. F-. it 3 p. tn.

V. I'. C. 6 p. m.

Preachine at 1 o. m. bat lis. Kazors and scissors sharpened Under the Cherokee County Bank. J.

Z. ARMSTRONG, prop. Columbus were in the city Wednes are stat thej praj their A -phvellii mow ashes can ti days reputa The r. Friendship Schinnings. Mr.

Barclaster is on the sick list. Messers Ghour and Schilling went to New York a few days ago. Rain never stops love sick kids. This was demonstrated Sunday evening. Miss Bennington was visiting relatives in this vicinity last week.

''Sixteen to one" means sixteen fools in the pop party tojone wise man. -'Rank'' populists will please Commit this to memory. HlCKSIIIXGLE. day visiting their daughter, Mrs, V. M.

Pye and family and attend Roy Houx, son of Dr. Houx, of ing the rally. Wednesday at tS p. in, Bib'e Teachers Institute. The Frisco Hotel.

this has bcv.ii very sick for Thursday, 7:30 p. Praye. Seiv.ce. The Columbus Glee club render ed a couple of Harry Saddler's added to our subscription Mr. Bolon is a prosperous farmer and good sound 'HRISTTAX CHURCH.

C. W. Vakd. Pastor. JOHN LEES, Prop.

ofhee and have your name added campaign songs during the speak If you wish to honor yourself aiicrl to this or our resrular list. ing at the opera house Tuesday evening, much to the delight of all SUXDAY SERVICES: Sunday School at 9:45, a. m. -Preaching at 11 a. m.

Y. 1'. S. C. E-, 7 p.

tn. Preachinarat rt. m. First published in KEITBLICAX Sept. 13, 'Hi the honest people of Cherokee coun ty ote the jptiblican ticket.

frTore has been about four car Publication Notice. who heard them. Asa of the Columbus Advo Teachers Meeting. Tuesday eve. In the district court in and for Cliernlceo A First Class Hotel.

Prayer meeting, Thursday eve at 7:30. conuty, judicial district of Kan ulist ihstr A Cordial Welcome to AIL cate, accompanied by Mrs. Lea, and Terms Rersonable. three weeks with malariai fever of typhoid character, we are pleased to say is now convalescent and if no untoward event occurs he will soon be on foot. Ike Smith has made rapid improvement in the way of recovery from the accident sustained a few nights since, in which he fell on the sidewalk, coming in contact with the head of a nail larcerating his face in a horrible manner from the center of forehead to his lip.

He will be considerably scarred, but will have a very good face after all. In order to secure a crowd last Good Rooms. John M. McXay, editor of the Co IKEE METHODIST CHURCH. F.

11. Ciit ifCH, Pastor. lumbua Republican, accompanied Kefornished Throughout. by Mrs. McNay, were in attendance Peculiar ts Itself.

Hood's Sarsaparilia is peculiar to itself, in a strictly medicinal sense, in three important particulars, viz: first, in the combination of remedial agents used; second, in the proportion in which they are mixed; third, in the process by which they active curative properties the preparation are secured. These three important points make llood's Sarsaparilia peculiar in its medicinal merit, as it accomplishes Sunday MorninjEr Services, 11 1 Holiness Hand, Tuesdays. Prayer meetinjc Fridays. In the old Laundrv iiiiildimr. KANSAS.

COLUMBUS, upon the convention Tuesday and All invit- heard the excellent speeches of ed to attend- Troutman and Blue at night. By nominating a township ticket in each township at once it will secure many votes for the entire republican ticket. Our columns are open for these township calls. Excuse us, neighbor, but as there is an independent state ticket headed by Corning, what would hinder the Galena Times from placing that ticket at their mast head. Everybody should come to Columbus Sept 22d to hear true republicanism expounned by the Hon.

J. W. Ady of Newton, one of the most forceable speakers of the state. Rev. W.

T. York, of Crestline, was a pleasant caller Friday morning in company with Rev. Vollmar, of this city. Rev. York will hereafter be a reader of the REPUBLICAN.

ETHODIST EPISCOPAL CHI RCH. loads of merchandise unloaded at Columbus within the past week. Uuy the Improved Indiana and you will surely get the best grain drill made. Sold by A. Hood.

The best wda you ever drank can be found at John Whitcraft's on the north side of the square. Hull is the name of the populist that Col. Warner will put to sleep with a legislative lullaby in November. The republican central committee of this county will meet in this city Sept. 22d.

A full attendance is re AV It. If. fast or. W. R.

Elliott, of Galena, republi can candidate for probate judge, is Preaching at II a. 111 and 7:30 p. m. Are You In Need? If you Want 11 lone v. Want a partner.

Want a situation Want a servant girl. Want to sell fruit orirain. Want to make any farm loans. Want to find a customer for anything. Friday the leaders of the pop party in the city this week.

Mr. Elliott is billed Jeff Hudson as one of the I an excellent gentleman and worthy niniuay scntMii ai a. m. Junior Ieaicue at 3 m. Prayer Meeting Thursday p.

m. Enworth League, Friday 7 p. m. sas. J.

llutcheson Kerr, PlantiiT, vs. William 1). tJailey and Frnn-cis M. llailv, liis -wife. Phillip Finch, K'ichard Finch, J.

Iiodenlii: mer, lv. 1. Williams, Jarvis Conklin lort.u:airo Trust company, a corporation, Samuel M. Jarvis and Koland K'. onklin, receivers, John Mishler and Srrah Mishlcr, his wife and Elias Mishler, Defendants.

The state of Kansas to the defendants, William I. Hailev und Frances M. Uailv, his wife. Phillip Finch, Richard Finch. J.

W. llodenhamer, K. M. Williams, Jarvis-Conklin Iortirae Trust coitipanv a cor porution, Samuel M. Jarvis and hfoland K.

Conklin. receivers; you and each of you will take notice that the said J. Hutchesou Kerr, plaintiff did on the first dav of Sep-tember, A. 1. ISiU, file his petition in the said district court within and forthecoun-ty ofCherokee and state of Kansas.a gainst said defendants, and that the said William I.

Kailey anil Frances M. liailey. his wife, Phill ip Finch. K'ichard Finch. J.

W. Fod-mhamcr, R. I. Williams, Jarvis-Conk-lin Mortiaie Trust company, a corjxira-tion. Samuel 1.

Jarvis and Roland R. Conklin, receivers, must answer said petition tiled as aforesaid, 011 or before the 2-VTII DAV OF CTOHKK. A. 1. or said petition will be taken as true, and cures hitherto unknown.

speakers when they knew he would the warm support of every republi-not be here. However, through re- can and friend of good government But it is not what we say but HOOSIER Barber Shop. Want to sell or buy cattle, horses, or mules. spect for a Kansas senator, the la-j Eike all the republican candidates dies and republicans turned out in Cherokee county this fall, Mr. what Hood's Sarsaparilia does, that tells the stor3 What Hood's Sarsaparilia has done for others is reason for confidence that it is the medicine for you.

SHAVING. HAIR CUTTING. And Shampooing; in the latest atvlra and helped fill the opera hall. They Elliott is feeling confident of election. He has met with the warmest el i -or We guarantee satisfaction.

Crowell build- were more conspicuous in numbers than the populisis by about two to Want to sell, or trade for anything. Want to sell household goods. Want to exchange Want to sell a house. Want to rent rooms. Want hoarders.

Want a cook. Then Cse the columns of the tig, -n. xj. corner square. encouragement since he has been in Weir.

one. Pelfer is rather a dr3' speaicer. Those wishing advertising space Memphis Route Excursions. Sovereign Grand Lodge, Odd It is with the greatest satisfaction Prof. T.

S. Slaughter, of this citj-, will give a musical entertainment the Republican will please let quested. Every attempt the populist make at trying to clear the corrupt administration only sinks them deeper into the gutter. l'rol. T.

S. Slaughter and family are again residents of our pleasant city. Their many friends welcome them to our midst. Geo. W.

Wheatley, of Galena, was that the Journal is able to announce us know as soon as Monday of each The Priests of Pallas will parade this year on Tuesday evening October 2 arid Kansas City is preparing; for the immense crowd. The Memphis route will make special rates. Attorney H. W. Glasse is remodeling; the property he purchased a few daya ago.

just north of T. P. a judgement rendered 111 said action One of the lest ad vertisinjr mediums in Cherokee count-. in the Christian church Friday, Sep this week the selection of Chero ilf Fellows, Chattanooga, Sept. 17 to 22, 1894, The rate to Chattanooga and return will be the low week and greatly oblige.

see nonorea ana worthy son, tember 28. The Profsssor is assisted by his daughter, Etta, and his nephew, Willie Slaughter. From Andrew H. Skidmore, as the, stand ard bearer of the republicans of the est single trip first class rate. Tickets on sale Sept.

15 to 20, inclusive; good for return Sept. 2(i, '94. Abstracts of Title National Encampment. G. A.

R. at LaRue's residence, and will have one of the neateat places in the city soon. what we have heard of his ability, we are justifiable in saj'ing that this entertainment will be equal to if not better than many traveling troups now playing in large halls. Pittsburg, Sept. 8 to 15, 1S94.

A Made with Accuracy and Promptness. round trip rate of $22.10 has been made. Titkets on sale for trains against said detendauts llliam IJ. I Sai ley and Francis M. IJailey, his wife, Phillip Finch, Richard Finch, J.

W. liodenhamer for the sum of it Ii interest thereon at the rate of 1U oer cent, per annum from the ii st day of September, A. 1.1S!H. and the further sum of for exchange Utld ccsts of tiiis suit and a further judgement against said defendants for the foreclosure of a certain mortiiaice upon the following described estate, to-wit: the east half of the northeast quarter and the southwest (p a "ter tljenort heast piai of section No. township No.

ranie No. 21, east of the sixth P. in Cherokee county, Kansas, and at1jud.i;-iiiiir that said plantiH shall have a first lein on said premises, to the amount to which said judgement will be taken as aforesaid and ordering to be sold without appraisement, ami the proceeds applied to he payment of he amount due plaintiff and 1 he costs of this suit, and forever barring and forecloseini all of the above named defendants froiii all rijrht, title, estate, interest, property and equity of redemption in and to said premises or any jtart thereof. A. S.

IlEXXIsOX, Attorney for Plaintiff. Attest: C. K. BEKXARIi, Clerk. By F.

II. Fields, Deputy, arriving at Kansas City. Sept, 7, 8 and 9, '94; return limit Sept 28, 1894. Above rates in effect via Kansas attendingcourt Monday and while in the city made the REPUBLICAN office a pleasant call. The old soldier boys have not all got over the Baxter reunion yet, so their column is omitted this week but will appear in full fe next.

Now that our populiet neighbor lias got his little 'monkey" home it is to be supposed that several other little monkeys will be neglected. Another car of Buggies, Road Wagons, Stirries, received. Eleventh judicial district. Every voter who knows Mr. Skidmore will recagnize the wisdom of the convention's choice.

It would be difficult and entirel3r unnecessary, for us to enumerate all of the many admirable qualities in Mr. Skidmore which recommend him for the position in which the Republicans of the district desire to place him. He is known to almost every man, woman and child in Cherokee county, and is well and favorably known in both Labette and Montgomery counties. His election is now only a matter of a few weeks. The I'laindealer of Almena Kans.

a strong populist journal of the northwest comes over to the republicans and will support the entire ticket. Mr. Hobson tally us one more. The Kansas City Star says it it Is a crime as I.ewelling affirms, to bring children into this world, that City and St. Louis, Bloomington or Chicago.

Money Loaned At Lowest Kate, of Interest, with more Liberal Terms and Priv- ilage than given by other companies. J. Wilbur Logan, The populist of this city should be truly thankful to our friend Tom Lea for entertaining Senator Peffer last Friday in the absence of his party friends. The facts are that had it not been for republicans at Galena ajjd this city the Senator would have been hardly noticed. The republicans at Galena raised money hired the band and gave the Senator a warm reception, noti National Meeting Keeley League, Colorado Springs, Sept.

12 to 14, 1894. The round trip rate to Cy swear Colorado Springs will be $19.05. Itought new goods and will be sold rants for the governor on four Tickets on sale Sept. 10 and 11. Good A.

Hood. counts. to return 15 days from date of sale. OPERA HOUSE BLOCK. Columbus, Kansi- I.