The Columbus Republican from Columbus, Kansas • 4

Time Table. Memphis Table. Columbus Republican. Successor to The reporter.) S. DENNISON, Attorney at Law.

Real Estate and Chattel Securities Bough and Sold. Office over Brick Bank, columbus, Ka. fFlCIAL, CITY PAPEK. Xort li bound. Xo.

ri. passenger. Xo. 3oj, passenger. Xo.

315 way freight, lMund. Xo. 3Jil Xo. 303 passenger 31a way Iaily except Sunday. 11:13 a.

rn. 12r01 a. in. 4:07 ui p. fll 4:47 a.

m. 6:56 m. M. McXay, Editor and Prop. the crocodiles, is home on a vacation of two weeks visiting friends and relatives.

He will leave Monday for Chicago. Is Emerson Hull the populist nominee for the legislature of this county for the re-election of Senator Martin. There is a great lot of fellows that would like to know. Several persons were in our city from Weir, Scammon, Baxter, Galena and Crestline to hear the republican speaking but were disappoint Prof. T.S.

Slaughter, of this city, will give a musical entertainment in the Christian church Friday, September 28. The Profsssor is assisted by his daughter, Etta, and his nephew, Willie Slaughter. From what we have heard of his ability, we are justifiable iu saying that this entertainment will be equal to if not better than many traveling troups now playing in large halls. Judge McCue went to the Coffey-ville Journal to make his announcement first of his candidacy as an red a. the Postofrice at Columbus, us second class mail matter.

McNeil Dunbar, Attoiieys at Uaw. collect ions a pec i a It v. COLUMBUS KANSAS Silver enamel pins at Brown's. Go to the Hoosier Barber shop. Subscribe for the Republican.

Musical instruments at Brown's. Old papers for sale at this office. Blank notes, recepta etc. for sale at this office. The Hooeier barber shop is the place to shave.

D. M. Bliss sold the M. K. church two hundred chairs.

Hot and cold baths at Armstrong's barber shop. A single set of harness for sale or trade, call at this office. Fred BaSom, of Joplin, was at-tendingjeourt Monday. DOLLAR A YEAR. TKSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27.

UK(I, lil'BTOX, XOIABV PCBLIC. E. L. Bi-ifTON. LOCAL NEWS.

ed. They will all return on October 10th and bring their neighbors independent candidate for judge. FKISCO KAILKOAD. Hast Iiound, Xo. 2 St.

Louis Mail 4:23 a. 4 Atlantic Express 32 Stock Express Freight 7:43 3 Freight in 36 Local Freight 12:17 p. 3S Freight 10:44 ur West Iiound. Xo. 1 Texas and Colorado Mail 10:44 p.

m. 3 California Express 31 Local Freight 12:17 p.m. 33Through freight 35 California fast freight p. in. 37 Fast freight til.

Xo. 3, on Kansas Di vision every Sunday has through Pullman Tourist Sleeping Car to Los Angeles. without change via Burrton, Albuquerque and Barstow. J. 1.

Agent. Mrs. Leasee's Lament. My race is nearly run. My sun is almost set.

My lving tongue will soon be still. My head -with death-dew wet, My sins have found me out. My friends do now me shun. My former dupes sit down on me, My little song is sung. I cau no longer lead.

The poor and weak astray. With s-veeping falsehoods, as of old, And then collect my pay. Ah no, the time is past When I can board around, In institutions of the state Where pork and beans abound. Not that I am afraid Of Dr. Pilcher's knife.

Or Dr. McCasey's slanderous tongue. Or of McCasey's wife: But Lowelling I do blame. The boodle which he took, I told the people of his sin. He crossed me from his book.

I wonder now alone In paths of sore distress, I'm suffering for former sins, Caused by my cussedness. Alone and in dispair Without a gee or haw With broken heart aud bride subdued, back to Wichita. Johuathan L. Dingbol. GEO.

BURTON SOX, Att'ysat-Lav, REAL KSTATK, LOAN AND 1XSITRAXCK AGENTS. IlALLOWELL, KANSAS Great special sale of rocking M. Cheui'ront Leonard, Mo. In Agony 15 Years With Salt Rheum Perry Steinman, Official Directory. DEALER IX- COUXTV OS FlCEKS.

Iistrict Ik-rl-t'. ft. Bernard. County Clerk P. M.

Humphrev. County Treasurer A. Ik Watts. Prohate Judge--John Stauifer. Kegister of Deeds J.

Huhbard. County Attornei Moore. SUerirf-C. I. Arnold.

Co. sSupt. Pub. Ins. Mrs.

Anna Wallace. County Surveyor II, Llugger. Coroner K. I loan. cl2i FRESH tr MEATS.

jscribe. the Republican. er enamel pins at Brown's. "try in Saturday. house Saturday to our campaign jed lounges, must 3aleAisiTrs up to Columbus opera or 29.

palatable drinks call raft's. Aorton, of Baxter, was in ty last Saturday, lot of walnut extention tables at D. M. bliss's. Dawes vvlll speak in Weir at 7:30 p.

m. nes reports having a good lile at Siloam Springs, October bring poultry on days only, J. A. Smith. is reshingling and repairing his residence, table Miller began her ar Fairview, last Monday, was completely packed le last Saturday after- Hood's Sarsaparilla Oave a Perfect Cure.

C. I. Hood Lowell, Mass. "Hood's Sarsaparilla is an excellent medicine. I had eczema in my left leg for fifteen years.

Part of the time my leg was one mass of scabs, and about every week corruption would gather under the skin and the scabs would slough oil. The Itching and Burning sensation made me suffer indescribable agonies. I spent a great deal of money for different remedies but did not get relief. About a year ago, leading physicians advised me to take Hood Sarsaparilla. I did so and have taken five hot- Hood's'5" Cures ties.

Now all the sores, scabs and pain have CITV OFFICEKS. Mayor John Wisv.t'11. Clark S. Tancpiery. Marshall John Aitchison.

Justices? of the Peace, I o. Tanquery. FRESH FISH every FRIDAY OYSTERS, AND GAME IX SEASOX. Columbus, Kansas. Professioxal axd Busixess Directory.

ADVERTISING Card in this Directory fl.OU per year. vanished and I am enjoying perfect health. I think Hood's Sarsaparilla is second to none and gladly recommend it to all suffering humanity." M. L. Chipvboxi, Leonard, Missouri.

with them and stay all day. No office in Cherokee county has a better line of job material or a better press than the Republican, neither can we be excelled in doing neat, tasty work on the shortest possible notice. Call and be convinced. Miss Zora Grice, of this city, has begun her work in the Stippville school with Miss Anna White as assistant. Miss Zora is certainly one of Cherokee counts-'s most successful teachers as this is the fourth year in succession that she has taught at this place.

Mrs. Lease denounces an individual who carries a Pullman pass in the bitterest terms and sas'S they are not true to the intetests of the workingman; and then adds that she understands that Lewelling has a pass and he has never denied it. W. H. Thomas expect to move his large stock of groceries the first of the month into his new quarters on the west side of the square.

This will in the future be his business house as he owns the lot and building. A. H. Skidmore returned from Siloam Springs last Tuesday morning looking greatly improved in health. In a few days he will be ready to enter the campaign ana become better acquainted with the people of the Eleventh judicial district.

The Topeka Capital has adopted the latest improved method of type composition. They have added five Mergenlhater Linotype machines with a capacity of 20,000 ems per hour. The Capital is fast becoming the leading journal of America. David Overmyer the democratic nominee for governor of the state says h'e is not infavor of fusion on anything. This sentiment is also DOCTORS.

G. 1). Sliepard Stationery Co. Hood'9 Pills act easily, yet promptly and efficiently, on the liver and bowels. 25c.

G. A. MORRISOX. Physician Surgeon Orhce over shackle's Drug Store, north side square s- HUFFMAN. Physician Surgeon.

Orhce over Shackle's drug store, north side square. chairs at D. M. Bliss's. Good second hand bicycles for sale at G.

D. Shepard's. John Whitcraft'a lunch counter is a daisy. Call and see. Cheapest place to get window curtains is at M.

Bliss's. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Luke Trotter, Saturday, a 11 pound boy. Fresh 03 Sters at John Whitcraft's restaurant on the north side.

Don't fail to attend the grand ball at opera house Saturday night. Go to Farley for your drugs and medicines. Shackle's old stand. 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.

A grand all day republican ralley will be held at Columbus on Oct. 10th. Maj. Morrill and other speakers will be here without fail. Capt.

John Smith left Tuesday evening for Montgomery county and from there he will visit Topeka returning the last of this week. The Artistic Tailors are increasing their force of help. They employ only skilled workmen and are giving the best of satisfaction. Another car of Buggies, Road Wagons, Surries, received. Bought new goods and will be sold right.

A. Hood. We expect in the near future to handle a full and complete line of all legal blanks, cards and paper that justly belongs to our line of business. 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. Lawrence Conklin, of Opolis, left i South Side Square, In West Building. Carries all the leading D. INTER, Ilomeopathist PhvsicianA; Surgeon.

Oflice up stairs in Tompkins block, Xorth of Cherokee Co. bank. The Judge is an all-the-year-rovind democrnt, except when he wants an office, and then he thinks it a sin to elect a partisan judg'e. But the populists are onto his ways, and their committee refused to call a convention to nominate, and Mr. McCue will come far short of getting all their votes.

South Kansas Tribune, Independence. The Star Courier insists that if Emerson Hull i3 elected to the legislature he will favor the election of a U. S. Senator who will work for tariff reform. Will he vote for John Martin for senator the man who has made such a brilliant record voting against populist, Poller, on almost every proposition.

Some people are more interested in Senator Martin's success for past favors than they are in the success of their democratic friends in the county and state. The republican central committee met in Squire Tanquary's office at 2:30 p. m. last Saturday. The attendance was large and reports all favorable.

Prof. E. A. Herod was present and in a neat little speech thanked the committee for placing his name upon the ticket and promised his best endeavors for the success of the entire ticket from now until the last vote was cast in November. The committee transacted considerable business of importance to the campaign and adjourned.

There will be one grand republican ralley at Weir City on Monday Xov. 5th. J. R. Burton, and several other speakers will be there and the speaking will begin at 2 p.

m. and last until 12 o'clock at night. The campaign revival song ''I feel like I feel" will be sung in all its simplicit3. The Weir band and the drum corps of the county will furnish the instrumental music and Harry Saddler, with "One Leg Shorter Than it Reals' Ought to Be," and his quartet will furnish the vocal music. A lady from Fort Scott arrived in our cits Wednesday last and immediately went to our county jail where she found her adopted son, who was serving a short sentence for appropriating a pair of shoes to himself which belonged to a Baxter merchant.

The lady had not heard of the whereabouts of this wayward boy since' in July until the first of the week. The scene at the jail was a sad but she paid the cost and returned to her home last night ae- J.H. BAXTER, Physician Surgeon.Of-tice farst buudingeast of Cherokee county bank. load Daily Papers. Delivered promptly at arrival of mails, BICYCLES! Bicycle Repairing A Specialt3'.

SEE THE. STERLING BICYCLE E-P- ASHLEY, Resident Dentist. Office Aid floor Hunt building, sooth side sq. J. O.

HOUX, Resident Dentist, Office over East Side Meat Market, east sidd eq. furniture to go to Miami this walk when you can buy a oad wagon of A. Hood for LiR. MARY KRAFT. Homoeopathic llrl wmce two front rooms over A Glorious Day.

Rev. Dr. W. A. Spencer, of Philadelphia, arrived in ovtr city Saturday afternoon, and at 8 p.

m. delivered his famous lecture entitled The Battlefield of the World." The house was well filled and the lecture was of the highest order. His song, I Want to Meet My Comrade" completely thrilled the audience. The dedicatory services began at 11 a. m.

Sundas'- morning. After two or three fine selections from the quartette, a fervent prayer was offered by the Rev. Mulvane of Cpetopa, Kaasas. Dr. Spencer then stepped foward and preached one of the most powerful sermons that we have ever listened to in the state.

After the sermon he proceeded to raise the amount due on the church debt which was about $750.00 but his most brilliant sermon had so aroused his hearers that in a few minutes he succeeded in raising near $1,050.00. Then the religious jubilee began which was most wonderful in its magnitude. At 4 o'clock in the afternoon that grand man of God conducted song service which was only the continuation of the former service. Again at 7:30 p. m.

the revival began just where it had left off but two short hours before. This man of Divine magnetic power then conducted a devotional exercise and after his most earnest exertatiou, "now is the accepted time." Many rose for prayer and on invitation the alter and all available space about the pulpit was crowded and such a demonstration of Divine power is seldom seen or felt as was here illustrated at this time and place. Old and young alike were thrilled with emotion that will be remembered for many months. potoi oiuce. LAWYERS.

dentistry is Don't be de- ruber cheap thrown away. CHESHIRE 4c PERK1XS. Attornevs at Law. Orhce in rooms formerlv occupied as Hdqrs. Long-Bell Lumber Co.

north side square- up stairs. TONSO RIAL ARTIST, SHAVING sc. HAR CUTTING 15c We Guarntee Satifaction. One Door Xorth of Grishams Store. Call and see me.

H. E. Cobb, prop. RITTER 6c WISWELL. Attoruev at Law.

Rooms over Cherokee Co, Bank. X. E. cor, square. in Witt, of Galena, was the Columbus boys last Stippville, J-PUBLICAN force The rccumseh's toss.

At 7:30 the Tecumseh was well up with the fort, having- the Tennessee on the port beam. The monitor's guns had been loaded, with steel shot and sixty pounds of powder, which at that time was the heaviest that had been attempted. Craven knew that the eyes of all the fleet were upon him. It was his great opportunity, and his chivalrous nature yearned for a fair trial of streng-th with the formidable ram and her famous commander. The fire of the fort was scarcely noticed as the monitor steamed toward her adversary, drawing ahead of the Brooklyn, the other monitors following Craven closely.

As they drew near the buoy Craven, from the pilot house, saw it so close in line with the beach that he said to his pilot: "It is impossible that the admiral means for this vessel to go inside the buoj-; I cannot turn my ship." At the same moment the Tennessee, which up to that time had lain to the eastward of the buoy, went ahead to the westward of it, and Craven, either fearing she would elude him or unable to restrain liis eagerness to commence the combat, gave the order starboard, heading the Te-wmseh straight for the ram. She had gone but a few yards, with all hands awaiting the order to fire, when one or more torpedoes exploded under her. She lurched from side to side, careened violently over, and down, bows first, her screw McXEILL DUXBAR. Attorneys at Law. Office up stairs over Martin 6c Son's harness shop, east side square.

expressed by Ed Carroll, Judge is, SMITH. Attorneys at Law. oaure 2nd floor Crowell bank building. X. E.

cor. square. SKIDMORE FORKXER. Attorneys af Law. Office up stairs in Hunt block, south side square.

for Ohio Monday evening. He word that his father was iiired and he goes to Herod, J. Hauna, J. H. Crain, W.

C. Perry, and in fact all the leading democrats of the state. The Girard World of Sunday reports that on Saturday while the agent was at his dinner the "Mem Shuck Bowers, Are prepared to do all of plair or orra-Trjertal pairyting, wall paperirg, rouse decorating ard kalsornlnrng. Carriage painting GLASSE Sc ASHLEY. Attorneys at Iflw.Konms up stairs over Wright's" store, west siilo tenure.

rt: W. H. PIERCE. Attornev at Law. Office -no story LroweU Bank buUdinir A.S.DEXXISOV lttnrn at Law.

cy fice up stairs in Crowell buillis. phis" depot at that place was entered and an attempt at robbery was made. Fortunately the would-be robber turned the combination on the safe the wrong way and locked it. to 1 1 "ri-. 1 loha GIVE US On Kansas Terms Si perdaS irfitt of this city and E.

Shop in. ams Martin's P- Leave orders 1,. Ii rook TV--m S3 l'r lv- blacksmjt ine, we under- NIDUAIGH northwest cor. st. S-vJy visible Ahrs-ir Tor if-inTnirent Rev.

Soencji-JTa-diJtr-fev--rfxctp- rship iTVinbSlia. in the law business andx the! we hope-j lions in America as an honest, sin MRS. KT AfirtT and Hoarding, on Ma iple ave. i I better boy. 'cere worker.

He is not only a pow- east vniweil bank. 25c per meaL VI f. ful speaker, but has few equals as a first of October open up a lav, Efice in Oswego. Both young men are well known to ovxj many readers barber ho n. Mr.

i a few rzrzr, Kepublicau nom- MISCEIXAXEOCS. singer. His visit to our city has been an inspiration to our people to all on the Tennessee, who awaited her onset, less than 200 yards off, on the other side of the fatal line. The monitor sank beneath the surface, carrying within her iron walls Craven and 120 men, helplessly imprisoned. Had the course of the monitor been directed thirty feet more to the eastward, she would have escaped the danger.

Blue and Grav. and we wish them abundent success that will not soon subside, FRANK EATON, Wagon Maker, AXD REPAIR WORK. All Work Guaranteed. Shop in E. Fuller's Blacksmith Shop.

H. W. MOoKE, Paints, wall paper and musical iwlnuucBU, Hunt block, south side square. in their new field of labor. An attempt was made by the jail only one of The church is one of the largest and most obliging birds last night to break jail.

They and best furnished in this part of the state and is free from all in- HOOSIER BARBER SHOP. Hetch Crowder, prop. Room in Crowell Bide- n.e. cor. square.

men in the state but he al ways keeps in his store just what Joplin cttmberauce. Rev. Vollinar has done an excellent work this year O. H. BAILEY, Custom boot and fco maker.

Shop 1st door north of Cheruke CO. bank cor sq. iusit with her pa- and has been backed by a board of few days R. M- NUGENT, G. J.

ELDER. Second hsad goods. First door north Gnsham Brt. store. directors that know only of success.

In summing up Sunday's work we A.H. BETTa. Merchant Taylor, Rooms Tompkins block up stairs. -Dealer Ix- can truthfully say it was a glorious day for the citizens of Columbus and more particularly for all christian people and those who have V. Boot and Shoemak, thop 1st doot north Opera house.

Xk et. cor. sq. ICE, COAI, FEED. W.

H. PIERCE. City and Country Auc-tioner. Koorn up stairs in Crowell bank budding. Ecor.

sq. watched the steady progress of the building of this mag-uificent edifice. NL J- Wells, a prominent attorney of Girard, was in our city on legal business Tuesday. Every variety of temperance driuks 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 fiBb. at Perry Steinman's, tDt North Side Meat Market, every Tuesday and Friday. Hood's Pills are the beet after-dinner pilla, assist digestion, cure headache.

25c. a box. ELI FILLER. Blacksmith and Horse- suits his many customers. If you wish to look real pretty and attract attention, just chew gum with all you might like the ox chews his cud and you have accomplished the "object.

Several persons of Columbus who have visited Kansas City, Kansas, know of the reputation of the "Administration Joint" of that city, which is backed by Lewelling. J. D. Botkin, in his speech Monday said, "low browed, narrow eyed populists." Now, if republicans should use this expression, pops would fly all to pieces about it. Chas.

Watson, of Messer, made us a call Monday. He said he heard more ancient history on our streets that day than he thought was ever written. Such is populistic doctrine. Prof. E.

L. Enlow called at our 4. inee foT'j udge, was born in West Virginia in 1855, but his parents removed to Illinois, where his mother died two years later. His father volunteered early in the war, and young Skidmore was left with a cousin, where he worked on a farm and g'ot a common school education. At 18 years he was teaching-and by economy and hard work, was able to attend the University of Michigan in the Ann Arbor law department, and afterwards was in Judge Frues's office, at Paxton, 111.

In '75 he located at Columbus, in Cherokee county, where he has since made his home, and by his courage, indomitable energy and ability has acquired an extensive and lucrative practice, and by his manly character and social nature has become one of the most popular workers in that count'. South Kansas Tribune, Independence. Our people were considerably disappointed last Saturday when they learned that J. W. Ady, who was billed here for a speech could not come.

The crowd was here but the speaker was absent. This was somewhat different from what it was a short time ago when "Cyclone Davis" and Hoodler Kelly were billed for a speech, or even Monday with J. D. Botkin. In these cases tlie speakers were present loaded down with "calamity wail" and A- COLVIX, Photographer, room southeast N)rner wmare.

In 1386, General Sherman, then retired, visited a military post and was present while the class was at sig-nal drill. The instruction was, with the heliograph an instrument invented since the civil war. The g-eneral seemed interested, but affected not to understand its use, and wanted it explained, at the same time he stood so as to carefully intercept with his person the sun's rays from the mirror, so the signaling- ceased. "Go on witl your work, boys! Don't stop for me, I'm a back number!" called the general. "We can't, g-eneral.

You are cutting off the lig-ht," replied the operator at the screen. The general jumped back quickly, apolog-izinr as lite did so: "Yes, yes, the world is marching' on and we old men have had our day and are straggling behind. Why, in my time we did this sort of thing by shaking flags, and we called It Then he laughed and walked away across the green prado Argonant. Imposed on Him. Farmer Oatcake If you will saw this wood, I will give you a goo breakfast.

Indolent Ivers Can't saw straight. Goods delivered to all parts of the city ot any time except Sundae. The very best quality of ICE, and prices to suit the times. Old stanq, southeast corner Square. had succeeded in sawing off one hinge and had attached three blakets to the door so they could pull hard, hoping to spring the door so they could crawl through, but were cought in the attempt in time to prevent their escape.

Attorney General Little's Santa Fe pass was taken up lasfTuesdas. Reformer Little was allowing Judge Foot, president of the state board of pardons, to use his pass in his stumping the Seventh congressional district. Aint they a sweet scented set of reformers indeed. Monday evening, Sept. 24, Mr.

Ed. H. Wheeler and Mr. J. S.

Rodgers were in the city and visited the A. O. U. W. lodge here.

They both favored the lodge with a short talk which was highly appreciated by all. Mr. Wheeler is Grand Master Workman of the state and Mr. Rodgers is Supervisor of the First district of the above lodge. Last Monday was populist day in this city.

Rev. Botkin was billed to speak and the county convention was held to choose delegates to the congressional convention of the Third district, at Cher- WILBUK UKJAX. Ahtra-ir Mo'i onev to Lfian. OfH bank. W.

SXYDER. PlintniTi.nl.OT od stairwav north northeast corner sq. To the Order of the Eastern Star. Pursel Cnapter will furnish an oyster supper for members and their families at the regular meeting of the Chapter Oct. 1st 1894, All members are earnestly requested to be present.

Mrs. N. S. Murray, Secretary. Gov.

McKinley at Kansas City, Oct. 2. Rate for round trip via the "Memphis Tickets on sale for all trains arriving at Kansas Citv Oct. 2. Gov.

McKinley of Ohio will speak at Kansas City at 2 p.m., Oct. 2nd. Take the Memphis Route for Kansas City; fare for the round trip, $2.00 Church Directory. BUFFALO Barber Shop. Shaving, hair cutting and shampooing in thelatest style of the art.

Hot and cold baths. Razors and scissoris sharpened. Under the Cherokee County Uank. J. Z.

ARMSTRONG, prop. PRESBYTERIAX CIICRCH, W.J. HATFIELD, Pastor. SCJiUAY SERVICES: Sunday School at 9:15. a.

ni. Preaching at 11 a. 01. Jun iur C. ut 3 p.

m. Y. P. C.S..p. Preachiio- ounaay is um people uav at the M.

E. Church, and everybody ia invited to be present. John Hooper and wife, of Winfield, I owa, visited their friend Mrs. D. Leeper the first of the week.

J. C. Farley handles the largest and best assortment of patent medicines of any man in the city. Buy the Improved India-na and you will surely get the best grain sanctum last Saturday and occupied our best chair while peruaing Wednesday at 8 Bible Tearhers Institute. Thursday.

7:30 p. Praye. Senr.ce. The Frisco Hotel: JOHN LEfiS, Prop. and under- Tudy's for furniture CHRISTIAX CHURCH, C.

W. YAKU.Pas Pastor. false statements, but the hearers-! ryvale today. The speaking began Farmer Oatcake Thexe-Vas tramp here this rriorning" who got a nice, warm meal for sawing that pile out there. Indolent Ivers you've been imposed upon; he was no trampl Careless.

conspicuously absent. The Sl'XDAV SERVICES: Sunday School at a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m.

Y. P. S. C. 7 p.

in. Preaching at 7:30 p. m. Teachers Meeting. Tuesday eve.

Prayer meeting. Thursday eve at 7 JOl A Cordial Weioo.ne to AIL drill made. Sold by A. Hood, Jeff Hudaon is said to be again in the race for congressional honors, and would like the nomination. The hef soda yru ever drank -raft's Republican is sorry that the an- A Hist Class Hotel.

First published in REPUBLICAN Sept. 13, '94 Publication Notice. In the district court in and for Cherokee conuty, Eleventh judicial district of Kansas. J. Ilutcheson Kerr, Plantiff, vs.

Terms Rersonable. Good Rooms. nouncemect made through its columns was not carried out, bu in this case could not be avoided as the paper was out before we learned of Mr. Ady's inability to be here. -e.

William D. Kailev and Francis M. liaily, his wife, Phillip Finch, K'ichard Finch, I. h'efornislied Throughout. y' Bodenhamer.

R. M.Williams, our exchanges. Call again you are always welcome at this office. I. B.

Heistand and family of Mor-risville, has just arrived in our city and will make this their future home. The liEPUBLjCAN welcomes all new comers to our city ancj. county. rr ied Feeling which is so commo. nd so overpowering, is entirely-driven off by Hood's Sarsa-parilla, the best blood purifier.

Hood's Sarsaprilla overcomes weakness. If the opinion of many of the leading populists of this county can be depended upon, A. H. Skidmore will carry this county by Irom eight to ten hundred in the November election. Remember that Dr.

Houx is the only one in the county that is using Eureka, the best remedy in the world for the painless extraction of rvis Conklin Mortgage COLUMBUS, There can be no blame attached to ft KANSAS. Friday, where she for the last four rust company, a corpora our citizens or any of our commit teemen and if everybody will ex k'EE MEfHimiST PHURCK. i n. chTT i- Sunday Morning servic Holiness Band, I'uesdaV, Praver meeting In the old Laundry Biiild ed to attend. METHODIST EPISCOPAL-II.

R. Yolmak, PaS Preaching at a. and Sunday school at 9:: a. m. Junior League at 3 m.

Prayer Meeting Thursday 7:30 Epworth League, 1 tion, Samuel M. Jarvis and Roland R. ouklin, receivers, roh Mishler and Srrati Mishler, his wife and Ellas Mishler, The state of Kansas to the defendants ors, the Cro- auout p. m. wim a very audience tsoiiSjclerUig it was convention day.

The Poverty party given at the residence of E. B. Tucker by the Y. P. S.

C. of the Christian church, last evening was the event of the season. A large number of the young folks attended and all pro-npunced jt the most enjoyable and novel affair they had attended in a long while. A person was heavily fined for wearing "his best cloths" and, by the way, we believe Frank Weisbrod payed something into the treasury. The Parsons Independent can tell the most rediculous lies with the best grace of any journal in the cuse tills failure we can assure them that the rally billed here for orking early and William I.

Bailey and Frances M. liaily, eir increasing number Are You In Need? If you Want money. Want a partner. Want a situation Want a servant Kirl, Want to sell fruit or jfraiii. Want to make any farm loans.

Want to find a customer for anything, Want to sell or buy cattle, horses, or mules. Want to sell, or trade for anvthinir. Saunders left last Tuesday October 10 at 2 p. m. aud in the evening, will be a grand success.

Maj. Morrill, S. S. Kirkpatrick and other excellent speakers will be here and we will have a reg-ular old fashioned republican jubilee. HOOSIER Barber Shtj SIIAYIXG.

HAIR CUTTIXG. And Shampooing in the latefct styles. guarantee satisfaction. Crowell building. X.

E. corner square. Want to sell household goods. Want toexcliange anything. Want to sell a house.

Want to rent rooms. Want boarders. Want a cook. Then We the columns of the REFl'BLICAX. One of the bet advertising mediums in Cherokee county.

teeth. It is perfectly harmless. You don't have to call a physician after having it used. If the editor of the Girard World, was as honest and reliable as the Memphis Excursions. To the Shuth and South East, to the West Southwest and Northwest, next date Oct.

9, lSdt. One fate for the round trip, 20 days limit for return. Write for folders, rates of points desired Sc. L. Seoville, Agt.

Fall festivities, Kansas City, Priests Of Pallas parade Oct. Priests Those wishing- advertising space in the Reitbucan will please let Housenlot That is a bad cold yon hare, Subbubs! Subbubs Yes; and I came awaj from the house this morning withoul my overshoeSj ox Not All Habit, Though. Bilkins You look unhappy. Wilkins Y-e-s; I er married a Bhop-girl, you know. "A charming little woman she is.

"Yes, I know; bless her; Hut even time she sees me she yells Mix a teaspoonful of flour with two Third congressional rjigtrict. Most of the newspaper fraternity of the state however are acquainted with the editor and know him to be just the kind of a mealy-mouthed liar the populist party leaders want. The red stamp, "This paper has us know as soon as Monday of eaiU week and greatly oblige. Jar Girard to canvass that territory in the interest of the Northwestern Co. Mrs.

Ifettie Jones leaves today for Pine Bluff, to visit her children at that place. She will be away about two months. Married, at Frisco hotel, Sunday, September 23, Mr. Bramble to Miss Nancy Webbof Galena, L. S.

Tan-fjuary officiating. We see from the Bluejacket that Lawrence Dillman, of his city, ia doing the mechanical on that paper. Saml. McCombs called at this of-ce Wednesday and subscribed for is local journal, with a paid up licy for one year. ins wire, i iimip men, rcicnaru r'incti, J.

W. Hodenliamer, R. M. Williams, Jarvis- onklin Mortgage Trust company a corporation, Samuel M. Jaryis audKoland R.

Conklin. receivers; you and each of you will take notice that the said J. Ilutcheson Kerr, plaintiff did on the iirst day of September, A. 1. file his petition in the said district court within and forthecoun-ty ofCherokee and state of said defendants, and that the said William I).

Bailey and Frances M. Bailev, his wife, Phillip Finch, Richard Finch, j. W. Fodenhaiiier, R. M.

Williams, Jarvis-Conk-lin Mortgage Trust company, a corporation. Samuel M. Jarvis' and Roland R. Conklin, receivers, must answer said petition filed as aforesaid, on or before the 26TU DAY Oi-'OCTOBER. A.

L). lmt, or said petition will be taken as true, and a judgement rendered in said action against said defendants William U.Bailey and Francis M. Bailey, his wife, Phillip Finch, Richard Finch, Bodenhamer for the sum of $1,878.00 ith interest thereon at the rate of 12 uer cent, per annum from the Hi st day of September, A. IJ.18M4, and the further sum of $.00 for exchange and costs of this suit anil a further judgement against said defun.hiiits for the foreclosure ot a certain mortgage' upon the following described real estate, to-wit: the east half of the northeast quarter and the southwest quarter of the northeast quaiter of section No. 36, township Xo.

32, range Xo. 2i, east of the sixth P. in Cherokee county, Kansas, and adjudging that said plantiff shall have a first iein on said premises, to the amount to which said judgement will be taken as aforesaid and ordering to br Bold without appraisement, and the proceeds applied to the payment of the amount flue plaintiff and the costs of this suit, and forever barring and forecloseinar gentlemen who compose the Republican state ticket, it would be a star in his own crown and a satisfaction to his friends. of Pallas Ball Oct. 3rd, Parade of the Kansas Citv Kamival Krew Oct.

ILh, Gov. There will be at least two Kirk- Abstracts of Title witfi Accuracy and I'romptiiess. patricks in the next congress S. S. ounces of melted butter, two ounces Kirkpatrick, of Fredonia, Kansas, of grated cheese, two tablespoonfuls and W.

S. Kirkpatrick, of Pennsylvania, and both Republicans, Wilson County Citizen. of cream and two well beaten eggs. Stir all well together, and bake in small tins or teacups fifteen ninutes. Serve very ho.t.

A little cayenne may be added, if liked. Geo. T. Anthony on "Government been paid for" won't work in a civilized community, not even for waste paper. J.

D. Bodkin with powerful emotional demonstration in behalf of reform last Monday said, "turn on the light." That is just what the republicans are doing with the Lewelling administration, and oh, jehosephat! how the poor fellows dodge. If the light continues pouring in the next forty days as it has the past thirty these mighty reformers will be praying for the rocks to fall upon them to hide them from the presence of the honest patriots of our state and nation. Ivewelling Oct. 2nd.

For the above occsion very low rates to Kansas City and return have been made. Tickets will be on tulo ro all tfaius arriving in Ksnsas City on Oct 2nd, limited for going passage to Oct 2nd, and for return passage to Oct. 5th. Kare for round trip $2.00. Underthis arrsngment, tickets will be on sale for our passenger train leaving Columbus at 12.01 Midnight, aud also for our morning iiaaneuger train leaving Columbus nt 11.13 a.

m. In addition to the obove special rales, I shall have tickets on sale to Kansas City and return ut "ONB FARE" from Oct 1, to Oct. 7 inclusive. They will be good to return Oct- 7 For farther information, folders please call or write, Seoville. Atent.

1 Plain ltice Pudding. Beat three eggs light and stir them Money Loaned At Lowest Rate- of Interest, with more Liberal Terms and Priv-ilage than given by other companies. J. Wilbur Logan, all of the above named defendants from ive of our Columbus boys made ip to Chetopa last Sunday on ir wheels. The distance there and back being 130 miles.

Miss Dainty, a celebrated elocutionist, speaks lor the High School next Thirrsday, Oct. admitance 2 cents, children 15 cents. Ownership of Railroads" is so logical and convincing that not even Ex-Confederate Harris, who is a candidate for congreesraan-at-large on the pop ticket, can answer hii. Noel Kinnaman, one of our old Columbus boys, who has spent the laet two years in Florida among all right, title, estate, interest, property and equity of redemption in and to said premises or any part thereof. A.

S. DENXIsOX, Attorney for Plaintiff. into a quart of milk, with a little salt and wineglass of rice well two tablespoonfuls of sugar, half a nutmeg grated, and a tablespoonful Attest: BEHMAWC, Clerk, Bv F. II. Field, Deputy.

i of buttfcr. Bake an hour in a quick oven. Columbus, 0ERA HOUSE I 6LOCK.