The Sterling Daily Republican du lieu suivant : Sterling, Kansas • 3

Nouco for Publication, JJnil 11. LOCAL NEWS. Press for Sule. NOTII'K mI.mi Hnii 11,.. i.iiiuHl liitl.liMl M'ltlcl ll.t niftl lldll.t.

uf liU lltlt-lil I AVe have a liiet cIum roller 1, fight STKRI.INO, KANSAS. Voi. Thursday Jung 3a, Ku 1,1 Ilit.it I'l H'l 111 aiii'ioil nl iil inn STERLING, Rice County, Kansas, Established 1872. column YVusliiiigtiiii tiamt pica wo will II lit a bargain. Wo lira gftiing a lll.it ft.llil trMif Will lit mailt, lirl.iltt I lt III 111 ili.lim til" lli'lli III liix lilnlliil I'liilll, Militia, 1111 July 4, IU: Ai'tnrrn ihwink.

cylinder juvmi ami will huvo no use for ButyorlMUtm luux ply Edition. II, K. No. lur itie it, JJ. 1J, per 11.1 H.

J. Jones, of Hitting Hun, write to Cuiniudo AlUm roller, lntt of the I lhU I niliiina, that Ik would like fur him to write up tho inarch frorn tirtionvlltii, to Cuuibur-laud unit the Hull Gap light. Tito ladies thtTV. tV T. V.

have Wiiitiil unuii (liu city fathers ai4 presented a petition asking tlmm to rcftiHo to license billiard halls In the city. No action has bicii taken on the petition us yet only to pine It on file, T. M. Totteu, came up from Hutchin IVi Hiiiiiili tho UiwhlniitoM, Talk up iiiuunfiti torU's. lii luiiim llii" MlimlllK In triH hli 1 4r iitiitulni 1 6 lu.inlU Kitr I iir iiilillliil.iti4 lllHiii.iiii 1 1 1.

til. iii in Kit Ltnil. ii Ji.liii It. I iiml ii in I rum 11I Sh k. i Mm.

Ii. 1111 kiiiiM4. 1 1 1 I U. ilium Niiiji Millies 0 "tuiH iiml A ml 1 1- bi-llry ul rtii'ilinii, Uhimh K.nivi. "Jliliig lit your riptiuiig.

A iiloe rain falling to tluy. VKKklA' CHiriuN. 4ttit II. IIHmM.iK, lii'iiUUT, Pur I year no I t.r A muiitln iimh. Tlit lire di-partintiut nMls drilling.

I ur 3 liitiiillia J- Mil J) NoUod For TublluoUoo. hiuulu mini- ertil. I. JSO III Hi AT KAN. Kaji.I Snbsrrlbo for the daily Km'liUCAN.

son to day ami Is circulating among nllilHll MAT 17 XTOTICKlii licrt'liy Bivrn llml llin Joe illlflioll went to MalTortl ytster- his ninny friend In NU-rllng. lie Bay Mall Schedule. IV iihiiii'iI nt'tili'r li.m 11I11I iniiUf o( ft 1 II. .11 III lllllkll IIIIIll lll'IMlt 111 MlllllMIll III It day. they willhave abigtimeofitiiext week, I'Hlll further notlm tin tutilU will olosoat Hie i litiltl mill llial ihilil lirmil will iniclc nl I to r--i -T1 It rnlnad t.

tlm and make Homo liuwl at thore camp llltt JuiMl' or 111 liu HliiM'liiti llli I'lrl III llif ill 1 miirl.lll I. Willi. Kullnilt. mi July ll. Imi' ivilllig KlollU't a luiiiiMii KANT ItOUNU, wihiv VU UUAJ (Ire oiiThuratlay ulttht.

Alltl ll liiilililns, II K. N.t Itl. Jul, till of nil, Kiireveiihnt train I il At Ma. II lilt- an. Iiihii w.

Hi iiuiiii' Ilm fniliiutiiu ilui'n 111 iiriivi III llil.nr tn vnr Kiilnri iiitliinn to 11m IWW lite liuuw 01 son snap in h'ur uiuriiiiiii Hum WKtT IIOI'MK. rllltltlilliitlil i-rililrlli- llmll Hllil l-llllil itllMIl 111 a I 1 Aav our HilveriiHing vuiiiiniiH. on inwy I .1. 1 I 1 Vr numilllif Imlll until mil, Mi; Jiitm lli-iini'll, n. .1 ii mj kru iiml ('.

U', lliimii, nil ut huiilliijt III rut eyeniuu uain III For i.yiim. Mm. Geo. JIohwoiHi wan on a visit to kmnv tlmt of ym 'wwl lti lliul "ll" It. IIHOWNLKK, ltftjrlalur.

w. 3. ill UK Vfv mm hiw'k Imtvm Hlnrliuu fvery Timluy, 'I li'trV Sterling J' IllU'l 8terday. you catch on mul take homo of hat it. liwa ul 1 a.

lit. uit mill HiilitrUHy. mm. Put your name dowu lor one or more offered you wont hurt us a bit. Wecmi Hum Snldt-r wood force pump Jloiipy onli-r oflli owu (roiu 8 111.

4:30 p. copies of tho daily. rfcommunu inu anap top to ootwin. ia No money nnliT or viliil nnti'J will lie Unwed Old impern for alo at this oIHcp, lit Wearolnfonntilthattltotomperaucc rr or IHIliI niuiimj iiuiiiiiiii. tllllt IlK'll 1 1 11 (t 0.

HI. Ul 7 l. III. 25 cunt per liumlit'd. t'lfincnt of the city lmvo a petition In Foil Sai.k (joocI milch cow.six years VltANK IH.ADKS, M.

einntlatiim aklngtlie probate ituige to pin. ni iimiram vukhhi, viipiy mm iiyou wani inuaaiiy conunueu, nt'ip i pn, lr imrmit in vumeh or hki-uiucan oinco. support It by subscribing. u.mnn lnthia cltv A. T.

S. P. R. ft. Time Table.

1 or ion nnimiiiniiiuK the provisions of the.Muriay law gotoHiiiftflfH Bhop. next Lloyds feed The "Forest City" of the Arkansas valley, located near the in (deputy clork of Itloo county, and that tho petition has been liberally mm on moauway. no Knows now. geographical center of the state; at the junction of the two greatest ii! I 0 'inve tlie railroads, now we uoed Classified Advertisements, Tim nrnnnttltinii ti vnlo lild to the! ana must get ractories. Ata a iti I WHHT HOUKO.

No. I. rulifiimlii ml Mx. No. 8.

fiilonulo Kxi.riM No. ft. ivnvrr mul Citult Ex. No. 15.

Way Kn-iKht KAKT UOVNO. No, Atliintlc Kxpn-iw No. 4. Nw York Kxiirraii No. 0.

KhuUtii ICxireit N. 10. Vuy Kn-lBlit. M. M.

llranch No. S. Wc Vt A. Viutl Omaha Southwestern roatl was de-1 nutus. tiunird tn ctttumn at ut railroad systems of the United States, the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe, and the Missouri Pacific.

The main line of both the above roads in l). s. was among ua yesicr fouled In ItiM'k vlllu townshlo. the vote lr Ii III ,1,, fmm ita ullliiirn nt A Kiwi Itlft tikjrrtinint. X11 ivitlit Inhrn fitr ItMt Hum hin'iior Kit fVir in 7K nrrniiiur Tli tl ft I iiu-Ia.

Xu htuhienmhteal will be Uutertcd inlht bend a copy or tho daily to your pass through this city. 0:13 111 6:13 a in friends in the east for a mouth or two. 1 4 i I "4 if At WANTED. Rice county. AVe gneaa that road will niinil II nra tile fust trill IH.

mul Sterling is 171 miles south-west of Topeka and 237 miles tl'ANTKli All In know Unit the dullv Itr.l'i'H. ninke no nUipn Ix'twiH-n IkkIko t'lly fxifpt Jlr. liarr has quit making brick for (goto Hutchinson. i.H! a ollli- linen Jou work uenl uml Uiatuy UrvHl llriMl. mul Kliwiey.

ii.iiiriuiil mul I to'iK; n8 itVamHiit ta all pointa In the present. He has on i and 011 Hliiirt notk-e. Died. south-west of Kansas City. llll JllH Ht tllU llllU'A, liana.

Ceo. Solon, died at 8:33 this morning I VA vi'KU -oniorn for dnifUns iiiann, Htifiii- Alt A. T. ti K. RV.

I. i ill 1 "ii iniiiraiiliieii. Apply hi inu arviiiivui oi- Tho occassional pop of lire crackers at It has a population of 2,600 intelligent and prosperous people. There are eight well built and commodious churches in the ains us that the great national lioli- Hcno couuly. lie waa tho youngest FOR SALE.

MISSOURI PAOTFIO R. R. day Is near. sou of A. and Margaret L.

Cornier I i to .1 I Pill, 44 I Outtnf tht ht htitlt rtsltltlirii ill Ballna, SterllnBr ti El Paso Division. TTllhl-i r. TTIo-lov Af ll.t...l.,... SLU 10 Kul3 kiVrlioi I'n Ot, hh i wIIit. walnV city and one more being built.

Three more churches will be built the vrii.ul..i,. in in, i.i i' typhoid fever. Funenil to-morrow at in iioimo, etc. jit suxiw fmt. Kininiront this GoiNo SOUTn, GknEsro.

nuuuUUIVUin I OIIII'O. In it I iu uciui-u u. imui uiciiii ill i ran-1 present season. ..3:60 A. I iii i I I'OH SAI.H Tho nit iilwn of nldcncn nrnn- Accommodation n-T-T T-T Kwf- i "1 I Vrty hi miirlhiif, eiiiiirilii ao lots -Mixait finit.

Lvo.vs. The Sterling Syrup Works employ about fifty people during "i'1' iiiraii-aii, ia jcccivnitj invited. liuiwi'ii eovenn wan inui Hint niniiio iroos. AiiuivH.s, iii'iii tsimn, rare ins iinn-r. 4i a.m.

visit from her friend Jlrs. Lang, for- A oonintilf of We have been running the daily Re- he cane season. Cost of olant. S30.000. meiiy Lyons.

FOUND. rrm.iBANnt a loss of 820 to a I STERLING. A The Kansas Sugar Works are also located here. Cost of llutchineou is very anxious to have week sinceit was first established. we M.

4.151. M. M-ompanyiigoto regimental encamp- have worked hard to eive Sterlincr a dully no iHipnlar wlta nil finsseu. nint next week. readable naner.

As now arranged no plant, 60,000. A -ERSONAL, A. m. Ptmssnptor AccoiiiinoUutluD, NK'KRltriOW. Accoiiiinountloii, HOTCHINHOK.

Accoinmodatlon, E. II. Uliss, one i ,.4:7 1'. PI'RSON AI Tf the elian who wai (rolngto put of the leading mill cit' tae 8ize of naa a better was in the city oil the or nioie newey dniIy- 11,0 support so There are two patent roller flour mills in the city that man- mini rP ii liend on the editor will cull around when our V.t 1IIIIVIU I "TriiiiHiiin Shooter" In wo will irraut 111 lit far given to the Kki'Uuucan has not M. 28lli, viewing the fluid over.

uacture flour equal in quality to any in the state; three large grain el Kiiort niierviuwiuui iiiU'iHiuc nun uo me i. aforesaid. .0:50 A. M- 'nun wlinc it. kIiiiiiIiI have lifl'ivfll A raaseiiKer, OOINO J.

K. iei'3011 ftlia hllty'Sei' have I II1VI, l.omi liW.rnl In flinir nutrnn m.ilP v.i ii evators; two good brick yards; two carriage, wagon and machine shops; rrsAcger, eet-u ung igea waging war on age Two hundred cash subscriptions, Osthoff i.wuo mwii mm uau. nuvnli lo nt fliA mul nf eiu-li u-oi'lr won i wo steam wood-working mills; three solid banks one a national bank NlCKRRHON PU.1KH111HT 05 Dr. Lamb will make a trip west next put the paper where it will pay run- Meat Market. Accommodation, 0:01 r- and a hrstclass nursery well established.

week to look up a location in some new ningexpenses, and If Ihere is no materi- STERLINCr, town in which to start a newspaper. al chango iu the amouut of the present FRESH AND SALT MEATS, FISH, advertising patronage. If the citizens Sausage, Etc. Etc. Passenger, ...11:27 A.M.

AopuiiiiHndittlon P. M. The Midland and Western road asked J1C 4- Hi' I A HI Hi ij.wluu luumi.i STEKXjinsra- high school. .11:55. A.

31. Tho tiranfiia savs tl.ev will lm vot.nil. in me season, iresn aim nice every uay. iiVONS. rnsnenger, Accoininodatlou Cemksbo.

the above number of copies during the Hotel, MARKET North Transcontinental 7:14 P. M. There ire ten churches in Sterling present week. Xo subscriptions are STERLIXG, KANS. PaMeneer ,...12:30 P.

and only five drug stores. Will it be asked for in advance, but they will be necessary to start five more drug stores? collected at the end of every week. Accomodation, 8:10 F. M. Tn nassenirer train ruus dally.

No accom- GEORGE ENT Il.S.Colyerandli. A. Campbell, of every person can and should take at modation train on. Sunday. H.

B. Febham, PAINTER Audit Dick looks as natural as an old shoe. co lo ue beul i i We understand that a petition is Prog-ram ro ail kinds of Painting in the best style Township Officers. being circulated aslciusr that a nermit For tho temperance picnic on July mane a specialty oi T. A.

Wiley. to sell liquor be issued to J. Lowry K'1! nt College park. The exercises Paper Hanging wl II pnmniniii'H lit. it ulnirlr.

xj Tnwtee Clerk H. J. ftonam r. Hiimod. Treasurer JUSTICE OF THB PBACB.

J. A. Stairs is putting in the stair prayer and Decorating. way to his business house, and prenar- Cooiey Wm. L.

J. C. Johnston. I can be found at the CONSTABLES. W.

B. Hadlock. Calc Hodson, ing to put on the finishing coat of plaster. "Woman's Part in tho Work Sterling Carriage Shop, City Offloers, Guild Tito finnnni I lnaf niiplif. ilui.tilftfl ty, MAIN STREET, STERLING KAN.

MVIUgllV UJ UU I F. P. Tnmlieart. -T 1 n.l Ik. I Tnl.

nnlmi 1 DI.OC1 DU1U11D OWIUH. Ull UW HtUi 0f THeS. .1. C. Johnston Mayor Clerk Police Judge City Attorney City Treasurer Miir.shal woiks.

isncn was consiaeea too ex- Fred V. Green, Lot's ltev. Brink Quartette pensive. W. Brown, W.

I. Loudernack, W. U. Hickman Geo. Cosworth, of Nickerson, i3 in wife was made a pillar of but the city again to-dav.

shaking hands. Chief Fire Dept Jacob Hoopes, President. ,1. C. Tinner.

H. Irish. M. J. Barr.

Win. Merril Maggie Helm Eev. Ilanna n.ifiaiiiir a fiv nlfnannt-. wnvila with Aaaress to Hie There is no city of its size in the state that has a better public school. The above cut represents the Sterling High School, a handsome, well arranged and commodious brick build-iug that cost $10,000.

It is surrounded by beautiful park, well covered with shade and ornamental trees. Lots friends. Solo Key. Euinunds C. C.

Bailey, formerly of the Man- in Sterling will make you Can notHterllifg be made a city of Kef uge? SECRET SOCIETY DIRECTORY. riou House, Marion, is in the city, Kov. Kendrlck Lots looking at its future prospects for r.ecitation Boys STERLING LOIKiK WU. 171, A. A.

m. rpa.i,nfiS Ifn.l. uttiiurl nliinillllil.il.t.tl)llS ill iHiismiie iiitii of mone)', on easy terms, and on the ilrst and third Thursdays of each month. Rev. H.

C. Kendriek has been offered V. t'. e.UL.TUil, Tuos. L.

Pqjvbbs, Secretary. Lots Importance of work for the Present. a salary of $1,200 and expenses to en- The Cooper Memorial College. -ltev. Wilbur 11 3 I.

1 1 I- 1. A. M. gage iu ijuuuay seuooi woik xor me MTlfPr.TNa N. 50.

It, of people are buying desirable Singing by the Loyal Legion Meets in stated convocations In Masonic hall on Christian church. Singing Lots the second and iourtn inursiiays uieimi W. M. Lam 11, M. H.

II. P. Thos. L. Poweus, Secretary.

Tom Green has accepted a position 1'raver. in the freight department of the Santa wiiey anH make from so to ioo per FIDELITY lodge NO. 123, KNIGHTS. Oi' Fe at Nickerson. and entered uuon It is exnected that Rev.

Miller, an In II A H. llllll MVttl'V Oil- I Vlllllflt. All lit ii r.AI I evangelist will make an address iu the cent, on the money invested in dy aight. ms new joo, ui9 awtn. AIAV V.

evening. tWo 0. Hawkins, K.olB.8. i. G.

W. Perkins will erect a fine resi VVUiU A -''A VU I' dence 24x24 on block one east Main in the park, Ice cream, ice tea and lemonade will nirjivwiiiu jjvi'i i i. i. i. it mpiu in a.

it. in (HMitmi BiTeec. ueorLre ueiicVcS in Jiviuff unuur besom. juiis. johnson.

block, flrstana Wiira lnesuay evuiiiKi rnuu A You can get Pres. W. C. T. U.

rtMiM j. baub. iiictatror. "llv A I1.i lntv Honl'iitol'V U. A1ICH XV wj.

4. TIiU! Lots XilU Uttliip CllU Xi-UtUXlAUOUiA 11CAU I I rm .1 i ...111 I. FKANK M. ULMER, ENTERPKISE LODGE NO. DtS, KNIGHTS inuisuuy evnuug win uu iuut.iua of information about Sterling.

mid Liuiies of Honor. Meets in g. a. ii, 0id tim6t Everybody who can should v. o.

McVay, Protector, lay on a stick from Sterling. Lots l. ALLKIi PRACTICAL ARCHITECT, Rshnrlv I.amli eancrht. hia hind in the Trt a 1., I MISAIJK 1US1 J. "Ki; T77.

(TlnQ ncitov. of J. H. Ricksecker who will take A. It.

hall, Central block, on tne nrsi mu aiid third Friday evenings of each month. W. P. HADliOOK, P. C.

clay and gave it quite a squeeze, or-tunately no bones were broken. T. A. Dillev, Adjutant. Lots Contractor and Buildei Prof.

I. Ilobbs will soon put in a of time to show you where branch artist gallery at Lyons. The STEULImG LOGDE NO. 115 1. O.

G. meets In G. A. K. hall every Friday evening, Jno.

Rinneb. W. C. T. I.

L. Maoee. W. R. people of that city could not have a Lots better one to locate in their midst.

of money made. An additional hose house is needed pla gDOoiflcations and Eat lur we maciii.ie. xt is a iusa u. iiuie, when time is valuable to crowd all the CHURCHfcb. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN, corner of Main and Fifth streets.

Preaching on every Sabbath at 11 o'clock a. m. and 7 p. in. Sabbath school at 10 o'clock a.

m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening. p. Edmunds, Pastor. mates furnished on applica- carts, trucks etc.

into one building. BUTTER WANTED f- tion. S. W. Hodge and her son Beryl, Avill leave for Colorado this evening, to i--VtH ---Mr TrfTyrnin-iriii i'fni spend a few weeks in the mountains.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL, corner of Monroe and Filth streets. Services every Sunday nt 11 a. m. Sunday school at 12 in. Prayer -A-T wish them a safe journey ana an meeting every Wednesday evening.

E. B. Guild Pastor. enjoyable time. Contract solicited, for buildii; A gradingoutfit passed north through METHODIST EPISCOPAL, comer of Main Shaves 'PrRHfthlinr everv Sabbath at the citv this morninir to work on the anil Elclitb streets, ill Sabbath school at 9:30 a.

It a. m. and 8 p. ni. in Wood.

Brick and Stono. en yi a that meeting at 8 p. in, every Thai stlay portion of T. A. Butler's forct force er a grade near has been working TT-wTTirn puKSRVTKRIAN.EastMain street.

Kiowa C. D. Stevens, Services on every Sabbath at 11 a. m. auu p.

ni. Sabbath school at 10 a. 111. W. Q.

Elliott has taken N. II. Ray, I employ only skilled workmen A. J. Hanna, Pastor.

liis brother-in-law, into partnership COAL DEALER. iwdnti 1 wifkh utrpet. north of Main street. I with him in the TMaa nnnntv hank. I Cannon City, lEff'ilis, SSSrJn.

11 m- 8 P-m The new firm will be on deck after the J. Kendrick, Pastor. This magnilicient structure, to be built of stone, and to cost about $40,000, will be completed and ready for occupation by the first of next September. Mr. Geo.

H. Evans of Topeka, has the contract. The main building is 150x70 feet, four stories high and it will contain sixteen large rooms. The dormatories will be built seperate from the main structure. The Sterling high and graded school and the Cooper College will place Sterling in the front rank as an educational centre.

a Sterling has a complete telephone system, connected with all parts of the city, with Lyons Alden, Htmtsville, Stafford and St. John. The city is lighted by electric light and about four hundred lights are now in use. The city is putting in a complete system of water works at a cost of $40,000. Five miles of iron mains will be laid this season, the work now is well under way.

Come to Sterling and You will Office with tbe Sterling Republican. Cci first of next September. "We wish them Trinidad, Osage City, Anthracite abundant success. tral Block. BAPTIST, Preaching in Height's ITall Ilroad-wav.

every Salibatb evening at 7 also tlie first Hinl third Sabbath of each month at 11 a. ni. L. II. Driscoll who owns a farm on .1 noixiiinnr i ni and Blacksmith coal always is sabi.athsci.o,.irt i2 creek, northeast of Sterling, on hand.

Shop East Main Street, between Broadway and Seventh. 8gain amongr ng, IIe went back to 1 Illinois last summer and from thereto Office, Broadway, South of Santa Fe railroad, Y. M. meets In Reading Room, over Han California. He is.llOW on his way KANSAS.

surc, every tn snntrviinm STERLING. KANSAS STERLING, j. Hasxa. President..