Daily Calamity Howler from Winfield, Kansas • 2

Dress Cutting School. Daily Calamity Howler TIME CARD, Time Curd No. 45. lu tiffed Aug. Oil, iRPI.

ATCHISON, TOPEKA SANTA I'M Purtiea desiring to have all kinds of second-hand furniture repaired will do well to call on D. Berkej, VV. nth ave. dtf For Bale. I have a good four year old horse for sale cheap.

Ira P. Russell, Room 10, Hackney block. Vnr Mm nnvt. fiO ilnva I villi linnff ixnll Going North. Published in tho interest of Reform.

Nn4fKI. Atlanlio exnrtsa paper ror hi cents per oouoio ron. LNoum, MiMimri iiivor xprog a .11:40 No 4 ih, Way freight. Leave your orders at Cole's drug store. These cool day 8 you can have a warm room to bathe in at W.

8. Augustine'u under tho Winfield Fational Bank. Hot and cold baths. dtf Miss Sadie Horner, one of our com N0 Fruldllt. Manager.

S. A. SMITH, Trains Poutb. No 401, Texns express Arkt. Oty and Ok.

TMSpiu a in Mo 41 1, way No 4:51, r'roinlil (lliillll rhuiRrlsf Published at Kansas, at FREE PRESS Office. dot G. W. Chawkokd. B.

II. Clover will sell on Saturday, Oct. 31, at auction, about 30 head of horses and colts ranging in ago from two to eight yuars. The sale will be at Gregg's stable on Oth aTenue lu WinflelU. There will be uu examination of applicants tor teachers' certificates held at the High School building in Win-held on Saturday, October begin Thursday, Oct.

29, 1891. This is organized for tho purpose of teaching the Mei-chant Tailor System of dress cutting. This system is a square of inches combined with all tho curves of the compass. ith it you can cut any garment to fit any form without altering one stilch. Sewing girls, now earning form 50cts to 75cts a day, can, after learning this system, easily command from $1.00 to $1.50 a day.

Notwithstanding the wonderful merits of this system, the following inducements will bo offered: Any one bringing us five pupils to the school will be presented with a life-sized crayon either of themselves or any relative. For a class of 7 pupils, one term of music lessons will be given, free, on piano or organ. For terms and further information call on or address Mrs. Kate Sickels Room 10, Hackney Block, Winfie'd, Kas positors receiveda telegram from Udall this morning that her sister was dead. 8be Immediately left for home.

W. BL I. 8. The next meeting of the V. M.

I. S. will be held In Winfield, November 11, 1801 at 1:80 o'clock p. m. All Indies interested in the work of this suciety ure cordially invited to at lend.

LUKLLAlt. Vice-President. titr No 417 mid 418 curry pHRBeugeri. T. E.

W. Uolnir North. No 'M, knnsas City express '1 a No 4ii4, Muck o.tprt'HS 4: ill ui No Ui, Through froigh a South. No 425, Ark. City express Tiffi No tit'iKht ui No 41, Through Height 3.W ui Tkhms 10 cents per week, or 60 cent for Campaign.

ning at 8 u'clock p. tTNo 4H4 uiiil 4M carry pan80iif'rs SOUTHERN KANSAS. U0I111? West. No SIB, Pun Handle express. 8:41 a No 8:51 a in No 211), Way fii'ltfht, arrives 11:25 111 No aiu, way Freight, departs ui Nolilil, Krwtiht, univo Freight, arnvo r'lumlii.

trams SMH, and 211) carry COWLEY COUNTY PEOPLE'S PARTY TICKET. For Sheriff, JASPER COCI1RAH. For Treasurer, II. C. IIAWKLN'S.

For Clerk, SALEM FOUTS. For Kegister of Deeds, J. D. SALMON. For Surveyor, ALEXANDER CAIKNS.

For Coroner, DIt. CUNNINGHAM. For Commissioner 2nd District, AMOS WALTON. Mits. Lida S.

Buadt, Co. Supt. Frank llobiusou has leased tho Weimer butcher shop on 7th, uot only for one month but for live years. He has all young stock and will sell nothing but first-class niestt. Will handle also chickens, turkeys and butter, and game hi season.

Mr. Alien, a wel known butcher, will assist liim. Give him a call. d3t wl. Ira P.

Russell still holds the fort, and is in the front rank with the old reliable and unapproachable estey organ. No organ that is built for show or stenciled can knock these goods oul of the market. Bu sure and see them. We court competition; will or Good Flour, People's Meetings. South Bend, 6ct.

HO, Walton and others. Silverdale, Oct. 31, Silverdale school house, Walton and Anderson. All these meetings will be held in the evening, beginning at 7:30 o'clock. Notwithstanding the merits of our sewing machines we are offering great-inducements for the next sixty days.

We will give with every sewing machine, bought of us within that time, either a life size portrait of yourself or any member of your family, or the merchant tailor system of dress cutting, with instructions. Call and see us. tf Iua P. Russell. MISSOURI PACIFIC.

EAST IIOUNI). No. 4( Mixed, arrives No. 4H2-I'iiss('iitr'r, ilepurts 5:45 am No. 48(1 Mixed, departs WEST BOUND.

No. 481 Passenger, arrives No. iM Muted, ur ives 7:25 in No. departs a ST. LOUIS SAN FRANCISCO.

Going East. No 4, Express 10:04 am No Stock Express 8:115 pin Get The UDALL Brands. Hi Patent, Choice Patent, -AJSTD John Mattox is the champion bycicle rider of the city. Going West. No 3, Express 4:48 pm No SI), Through Freight rHcffulur Freight trains enrrv Dasseners meet any competitor in prices, or in any practical test, mo matter how severe.

Estey pianos a specialty; the best on the market. Comu and examine them before buying. If People's Rally. Mrs. Marian Todd Bpoke at Man Political Debate.

A discussion of the merits of the Republican and People's parties will be held at the College next Friday evening Oct. 30, under the auspices of the Athenian literary society. The Republican party to bo represented by U. S. Sartin and Geo.

Smith; the Peo pie's party by R. 11. Copeland and 8. E. Boys.

Interspersed with oppropri-ate music. All are cordially invited. Bakers Patent. Rami Bain! All those interested in haying a rain in Cowley county will please meet at the court house Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock for the purpose of devising means to employ the rain-makers to come aiid experiment. A.

F. Dauber, S. E. Burger, J.N. Barter, J.

H. Andersou. G. VV. Sauderson, J.

li. Lynn, FOR SALE BY ALL, GROCERS. ning's hall at 2 o'clock yesterday to a large house. Mrs. Todd isafinespcak-er and her arguments are simply unanswerable.

Her subject was 'money" and the manner in which she showed up republican legislature upon that subject was calculated to niake republicans sick. She took the republican high priest of finance, John Sherman as a text proved him a scoundrel by his own lanuago. In 1857, before Johnny sold his birthright for a mess of pottage he made use There will be two Glee Clubs at the Athenian debate Friday night. Fresh Oysters and fresh Fish at Hague Seybolds, East nth avenue, meat market tf The Athenian debate at the College Friday evening 30th. Plenty of good music.

When you are tired and don't want to be "pulled" go to W. i. Augustine's for a shave, dtf. The ladies of tlie Christian church will give a dinuer aad supper on election day, Nov. 3.

Don't forget to send 10 cents and get J. II. Ritchie's lecture on the sub-treasury i lan. Price 10c. or $1.

per dozen. When Greek meets Greek, then comes the tug of war. The Athenian champions will meet in itched bottle Friday night. L. Weimer, east 7th has a full line of general groceries, baled hay and feed, lie gels fresh vegetables and butter direct from the country every day.

IEA P. RUSSELL, 11. L. Edwards, J. F.

Balliet, V. C. Robinson, J.O. Hawley, F. J.

Sydal, P. II. Albright. of his language: Dealer in Market Reports. Choice Butter 20 Eggs, fresh, per dozen 17 Turkeys, per pound 7 liens, 5 Roosters 3 Spring chickens, per doz.

to2.25 Irish Potatoes 35 to 40 Sweet Potatoes' 40 Oats 23 to 25 Corn 35 to 37 Wheat 75 to 78 Turnips 25 to 30 Cabbage, per pound li When you want a shave, hair cut, or bath or in fact anything in the barber's line go to W. S. Augustine, under the Winfield National Bank. dtf PIANOS, ORGANS The Courier man can't help showing its love for the old soldier. It is considerably grieved over the fact that J.

D. Salmon gets a pension of $45 per month and never misses an opportunity to remind its readers of that fact, but it never says anything of the fact that J. B. Nipp with all his members perfect, a very picture of health and strength draws $36 per month pension and U. S.

Strother anotherrobustclean limbed fellow draws $12 per motrth. "I say that equity and justice are amply satisfied if we redeem these bonds at the end of rive years in the same kind of money of the same intrinsic value it bore at the time they were issued." In 1808 he said: 'The bondholder can demand only the kind of money lie paid, and he is a repudiator and extortioner to demand money more valuable than lie gave." In 1875, when he had sold himself to SEWING MACHINES 10 W11 lUdy WHI1 Winter Tourist Kates via The Santa Fe. Now iithese disability, drttw p(, "fiow vuan lwu lieiU1 Saiita Fe lists now on' sale tourist much should a man T'Sreive who hs a ciiTRetsoe prominent points in Texas iiauiueiis, gasoline stove U1- KPiiKildA mnn ferula fnv tne menU- K'Afti ave. Ut dtf and N. M.

Tickets are good for 30 days in each direction with final limit until June 1: I am carrying the most complete stock of the above named goods ever brought to the city of "Winfield, and they are being sold, at reasonable prices. $22.70 32.05 20.45 24.45 25.05 39.40 2S.35 Austin, Tex. and return, Coi p's Christi, Galveston, Houston, San Antonio Deming, N. M. Las Vega's, Hot Springs, N.

M. and return, visible physical disability such as Salmon? The Courier man weeps some more bigweepsbecauseasoldier's daughter and widow is not at work in the county clerk's office. Do you n-member Mr. Courier, that this same soldier's daughter and widow was an applicant for the Winfield post office along with yourself and that the signers to her petition were as to yonrs as two hundred is to one? This soldiers daughter hail a father who once was a candidate for probate judge and the Courier man did all in his power to defeat him. An old soldier was an ap Taken up by the undersigned, corner Andrew and 4th two white goats.

Owner can have thein by proving property and paying for this notice. Koy Touchtonis. At the next county meeting of the Woman's Mutual Improvement Society members will please come prepared to answer to the roll call, by repeating a verse of scripture relative to the christian hope. B. Hendrix.

If you have never oouglit meat of Hague should give them a trial. This is one of the oldest meat markets in the city, they are here to and their motto is square dealing. A full line of choice meats at all times. tf FAIR DISCOUNTS FOR CASH plicant for the position of post master of winfield, with about seventeen hundred names signed to his petition, but the Courier mau backed by the great and only B. W.

Perkins secured the I handle only the best goorV, and court competion on any thing in my line. I make a specialty of prize, ivjr. courier, ring on on your hypocritical pretentions of love for the old soldier. Its getting most all fired thin. Call at local offices for full information regarding train services, etc.

VV. J. Xkvins, Agent. S. S.

Convention Announcements. 14, Saturday, commences at 10 a m. All day services at the Walnut Valley church, two miles north of Akron. Nov. 15, Sunday, commencing at a.

ru, All day services In the South M. E. church in Atlanta. Nov. 21, Saturday, 7 p.

Nov. 22, commencing at 10 p. m. All day services at Bower Chapel in Beaver township. S.

S. workeis, please remember these meetings, and let us have a rilly all along this line of Christian effort. J. A. llurp, Co.

Pres. A man remarked on the street "I get the easiest shave in town at Augustine's." dtf the bondholder he said this: "To rettise' to pay the bonds in gold, would be repudiation and extortion ami would be sculling at the blessings of Almighty Gods." llow can these contradictory statements be reconciled? Her attention was given to Mr. Sherman more particularly because he is republican authority on finance and is more responsible than any other man for the present financial system. Mrs. Todd made three speeches in Cowley county, to large audiences and was warmly applauded in each of them.

W. 11. Utley spoke last evening to a crowded houce. This speech would have to been heard to be appreciated. His oratory is matchless, his irony and logic invincible.

From their own mouths and their own principles they stood condemned, lie showed thatthe principles of the sub-treasury plan was in active operation in this government today as reuards bonds, silver bullion and whiskey, and that the demands of ti people's party was an appeal of an outraged people demanding thatthe same principle be extended to all or i hat these privileges be blotted outand that all citizens be treated fairly in the race of life. The speaker said that there was no doubt that these demands would be heeded in the near future. One noticable feature of both the meetings was, that there were many old party advocates present, who had applauded Ilallowell the evening before in his puerile efforts to bolster up the national banking system, aud ridicule of the earnest demands of an outraged people, me'i who have been badkrupted and pauperized under the Sherman system of finance, these men were there and their countenances seemed to indicate that they had lost all the friends they ever had. As Mr. Utley said many of thesefell ws will "hatch" all right but what they need is a little more squeezing in under Sherman's financiering.

Mr. Utley forgot to slate that it requires a little longer time to hatch a goose than most any other kind of a wl. ESTEY PIANOS ID AH For the next 60 days I will furnish and hang wall paper at the following prices: Brown back, per double roll 25c White backs 30c Gilts 35c G. VV. CllAWFORD.

THE HACKNEY BLOCK HARMONY. Husking corn and sowing wheat are the order of the day. The young people of this place are taking quite an interest in the Tisdale literary, as the champion speakers were selected from among them for next Friday evening. Ed Condit bought 100 bushels of corn from VV. F.

Curtis, for which he paid 82 cents per bushel. George Thomas is engaged in hauling hay to Win held this week. Charlie Mimnemaker has been in a very critical condition for the past week with the fever. Mr. aud Mrs.

W. F. Curtis visited Mr. and Mrs. J.

Chase, Sunday. Our school is progressing nicely under tho management of C.G. Crawford-As the busy time is about over with the young men, they all started in last Monday for the winter. Mrs. Curtis and Mrs.

Condit went to the city, Saturday, shopping. Mrs. Lowe has been in very poor health for the past month. The sub-treasury lecture by J. II ltitchie, in pamphlet form, is having a good sale.

It fills a long felt want and the work should be in the hands of every alliance man in the state. Send 10 cents and get a sample copy, or $1. per dozen. Address thi oflice, or J. II.

Ritchie, Larimer, Kas. The Courier says "it is said that Mrs. Todd said naughty things about the Courier." If she did she told the trutli. as any thing good could not emanate from anyone and tell the truth. The Courier mau was afraid of hearing the truth compounded to him hense he stayed away; Dissolution of Partnership.

The public will take notice that the partnership heretofore existing between Drs. Ford Fayette is now dissolved and the patients under treatment by Dr. Ford will receive the same attention as in the past. He will be found at his oflice, Eor-m 13 in Thompson building aud at his residence ready to answer all calls day or night, in acute or chronic diseases. dw3t fs the Place to get the choicest steaks and the BEST 3TEj.T At Home, You are always at home and happy when you go to the "New Home" sewing machiue oflice.

Your homes can be made happy by buying a "New Home," and if you are musically inclined you will have a large stock of oagans, pianos, guitars, mandolins, violins, banjos, accordions and in fact a full line of small musical goods and supplies to select from. All goods guaranteed in every respeot. Ihire no agents to canvass the country, therefore save you middlemen's profits. Call and see those $75 and $100 organs with guarantee for 5 years. Oflice 3 doors north of Barter's drug store.

VV. F. Rutherfokd, dealer. Programme for District Alliance. To be held at South Vernon school house, three and one-half miles from Winfield, for the first Saturday in Nov.

1891. Address of welcome H. C. Hiiwklns. Response J.

E. Coulter, of Bolton. Music Gloe Club. Reading Amy Chapin, of Summitt. Talk on Alliance Mr.

Taftof Bolton. DINNER. Reading Miss Lottie Soulo, of Vernon. Marketing Myres, of P. Valley.

Recitation Miss Sue Hawkins, of Vernon. Music. Reading Miss Maud Oldham, of Vernon. Quartette Mrs. Snyder, of P.

Valloy. Musk; Glee Club. Session opens at 10 o'clock sharp. U. M.

Turner, sec. pro tea. That can be Found in the Market. concnt returned from his visit MeDermott Johnson, ATTORNEYS AT LAW Vinfield Kansas. The republican "daisy" over the way is now rejoiced to think it has a new clue to the downfall of the Alliance, the defeat of Frank McGrath for state president.

We have met a large number of Alliance men, and several who were at the state meeting, and not one of them have one word to say against the man who was elected president, all are unanimous in saying it is just right.The Courier one day is abusing the order and the next lamenting the fate of the orgmization. This little cats paw for the present administration should remember, that when the Alliance is in session, it is for right and justice to all, and if a man by his past acts makes himself obnoxious to his people and he gets left, he has no one to blame but himself. to Oklahoma last week. 131 ROD. When an article has been onthe market for years and given perfect and uniform satisfaction, it does not need unusual puffing through the arts of the advertiser that inferior goods do.

The Estey organ occupies that position to-day. Its name carries with it the idea of perfection in all the qualities of a good instrument. Room 10, Hack ney building, tf Ira P. Russell. 250 second hand cook stoves, 125 gasoline stoves and 95 heating stoves want ID- DIX Has his license paid and mil sell all property in city and country at a reasonable commission.

Will cry sales amounting to $1,000 FOR From that up to $10, according to amount of sale. If you cau not find him call on II. L. EDWARDS, Drayman, who will give particulars w2t Another mau has been in and explained to the Courier just how to borrow money on land and clear the amount he borrowed the first year. This time the victim is Martin V.

Cas-aday of Beaver. The whole thing is so foregin from facts, thaf, it must be counted in with Sum Tull's exploits near new Salem, whose neighbors say was a preposterous stretch on tacts. We notice Mr. Casaday don't figure what it cost to board teams and hands, and wear and tear and interest on machinery. JOHN W.

SHARTEL. J. R. COTTINOHAM. SHARTEL COTTIMHAM, Attorneys at Law, Rooms No, 51 to 57 Kaokney WlnU14, KWHh ed at once at D.Beikey's West 9th ave- dtf 5wt2.