The True Citizen from Lawrence, Kansas • 3

THE TRUE CITIZEN. pelled to sit amid the stench of It would be a great favor to us if the parties who have promised CITY AND COUNTY. to pay their subscriptions on re OUR FREE COLUMN. Under this heading we will publish notices for those wanting positions or help, two weeks free of charge, the same not to occupy over three Paid locals also Inserted. WANTED A good solicitor.

Address this office. ceipt orthe first number would do so at once as we need the money on the 13th The city schools op' of. September, N. N. BROWN SONS, Shippers and Dealers in Fruits and Vegetables.

Manufacturers of Pure Oider Vinegar AND EYAPORATED APPLES. No. 177 Mass. Street, LAWRENCE, KANSAS. Orders by mail will receive prompt notice as bad now as we ever will.

The Cloud County Critic, pub Snow hall will be for occu pancy next week WANTEDA person well acquainted in the city to take charge of a good paying business. Enclose a stamp for particulars and address this office. lished at Concordia, is one of our valuable exchanges and is a paper Wait for the big Fair at Kansas which sounds a clear note for pro hibition and the labor question May it accomplish much good. City, bept. 13 to 19th WANTED rent an organ.

Will take good care of it. Address this office. Mrs. W. C.

Caty of the north H. S. Filmore of the handsome siue is visiting in Indiana. WANTED room bya of business for himself and wife. Address this office.

whisky and discipated characters of vulgar impersonations as is generally the principal make-up of other political parties' meetings. The absence of the rough, the drunken orators, and the boisterous hoodlum, is one of the worthy features of the prohibition meetings. The exercises are always opened by prayer and song. God is recognized as a leader, and to Him they appeal for assistance in the great work before them. With a truly moral object to accomplish, the reverence of a Supreme Being as a standard bearer, for the protection of home and country, nothing but a final victory can possibly result in the near future.

The chairman called the meeting to order and the Kenyon family favored the audience with a selection of music that was deservedly applauded. After prayer by Rev. J. W. Ireland, and the reading of the minutes, Mrs.

H. M. O'Brien entertained by the reading of an essay upon the Mary Wheat Milehams' accom plice, has been released on bail. WANTED partner with $aoo. to take the management of a good paying business.

Address this office. Kansas City Inter-State Fair W. C. GARY, The oldest merchant in North Lawrence, is till at hit post with a nice stock of phoi9e proceries, pry poods, JSTotions, 'Sjc AT THE LOWEST PRICES. The place where you get measure, weight and count and loo cents for a dollar.

No 169 Bridge St. N. LAWRENCE. WANTED A position as copyist, bya young lady. A splendid penman.

Address this office. and exposition bept 1 3 to 19. A new millinery store has been started in Capt. Strong's block. Miss Telia Baker, of the north Green Lawn Fruit and Stock Place never forgets his friends.

One night, last week he attended a meeting in the country and treat-all present to a feast on delicious pears. N. N. Brown, the north side shipper of fruits and vegetables is doing a rushing business keeping the western folks supplied. Being a perfectly reliable man and' ready to accommodate he has built up a big business.

J. C. Banta, the present county superintendent is a candidate for WANTED A good man for the insur. ance business. Address this office.

side is spending a week in the FOR SALE A i story frame house, 4 rooms and porch, cellar, well, large and small fruits, new fence, half acre lot, cor Lyons and Vermont N. Lawrence. Only $500. Call on or address, Wm. Abbott.

PANORAMA. BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG. assassination of Rev. Haddock at er to do so, but we want it understood that this paper will run long after the campaign is over. Arrangements are being made that will give the office a solid backing.

Elwood Mileham and his paTa-mour were bound over to the district court by Judge Howard. Mile-ham is a son of the postmaster at Topeka and has for some time been in this city in company with a woman of a questionable reputation about whom the stabbing affray occurred. Weidman is a popr fisherman and in poor but for all that he has so far received justice notwithstanding the fact that poor people often have to suffer when a rich man or a man in position would be acquitted and considered by some a great hero. Justice always reigns in Judge Howard's court. Don't forget the county prohibition mass convention, Saturday, September 4, at 1 1 o'clock, at the court room.

Let everybody who wants a straight prohibition ticket turn out and help select one that will win. Douglas county gave over 1 100 majority for the amendment. It is a prohibition county, and yet the will of the people is disregarded and the law is trampled under foot, through the negligence of our county and city officials. Is it not time to call a halt and inaugurate a new order of things? Voters of Douglas county, fathers and mothers, what are you going to do about it? The crop prospects are poor and the outlook for winter to those who have to depend on their work for a living is not encouraging. A very expensive habit some have is to patronize every little variety show that occupies the opera house.

The money spent that way if carefully invested in something for winter might be the means of preventing a scanty meal. We don't denounce a good troupe but merely advise. But if you will go just watch this paper and when a good entertainment is billed we will in WANTED Parties having stocks of the same office, on the republican ticket. Mr. Banta has made an Sioux City last week.

The essay was delivered in a pleasing manner and well received by the admiring audience. Rev. T. F. Norris pastor of Pilgrim Church was called for and responded.

Although he had made no preparation for speech he did remarkably well. He is a excellent officer and the republicans can do no better than to retain him. He would add much strength to the ticket. merchandise for sale or exchange to address Rogers Wyandotte, Kan. We want $200,000 in merchandise for immediate exchange.

No delay in making satisfactory transfers. Cash paid for goods. Money in small and large amounts to loan on city or farm property in Kansas, Missouri or Nebraska. If you want money on long or short time call on us. Rogers Co, Real Estate, Loan and Mercantile Brokers, Wyandotte, Kan.

Will open soon. Panorama Place, Seventh and Walnut Streets. KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI. CSBe Sure and See If you see the editor of this pa country. Ifyou have a friend who would like to have a sample copy of this paper send us his name.

Several profitable and interesting games of base ball have been'played in this city this week. A Prohibition Club was organized at the Barker school house last Wednesday night. On Tuesday of fair, week the Indian school will visit the Bismarck fair being admited free. Get up a club for this paper so that your friends may be posted on the only questions of the day. The pic-nic at Bismarck Grove, Sunday by the Kansas City switchmen brought out a large crowd.

A valuable cow belonging to Dr. Dick was run on to by last nights U. P. train and had itslegbooken. Editor Chalfant is enjoying a delightful tramp up in Minnesota.

per at a theater in Bowersock's very ardent worker in the temperance reform and takes a decided interest in its success. He made al opera house you may depend on it FOR RENT. A nice tenement for small family, in a delightful location. En. quire at 51a Tenn.

St. lusion to taking the pasturate of a church in northwestern Kansas at 'a that he has paid his way in. All the other newspapers and a score of correspondents go in on the dead head list. Nothing like being independent and telling the truth about a "rotton" troupe. FOR Exchange.

THE SOUTHEAST time when the future for ministers of ERN KANSAS BUSINESS agency have to exchange lor merchandise, horses, mules, liv ing stock or Kansas City real estate, resi CD t3 r- EC CD dence property, equities, land in tracts We have received a premium list Irom so acres to 1,000 acres located in south eastern Kansas; mostly improved farms; cor of the Kirwin Fair and Stock Breeders' Association that is a respondence promptly answered. Address A. P. COGSWELL SON, Eureka, Green. model specimen of printing for a western office.

The Kirwin Inde wood county, Kas. his denomination was not very flattering, and a scattered membership of less than a dozen made the situation to at least appear very discouraging to most any one else The writer of this resided in the same place, and injustice to a worthy man and an earnest laborer will say that the first thing Mr. Norris did was to go to work. Being of a very agreeable nature, frank and persevering it was not long before he had made many friends and had his congregation together. The school house answered the purpose pendent, by the way a model pa We hope to see him return in better health.

Notice the advertisement of Tohn CO CD Rockway, who is an excellent irie- COLMMAN'S RURAL WORLD ESTABLISHED BY COLEMAN. Thirty-ninth year conducted by CHALMER D. COLEMAN. Published weekly $1.50 a Year, or Eight $1 All Letters should be addressed to Cole CD cnanic, and will promptly attend to your wants. L-n CD Don't fail to get this paper next week as you will find something in C3.

form the publiq but if not good we will also inform you. Wcwill get our information from reliable sources that can be depended on, In reply to a question in regard to the matter Superintendent Ban per, did the work. The takes place. September 14 to 17. Memorial services in honor of Amos A.

Lawrence will be held on Sept. 5th. Among those announced for speeches is Dr. Cordley, Chancellor Lippencott, Gov. Robinson, C.

H. Branscombe, Prof. J. H. Canfield aftd others.

Gov. Martin has signified his intention to be present. Barber of this city report 303 sales of liquor during the last month -104 more sales than any other drug store in the county. That drug store has a big reputation among the drinking population and from all reports a person don't necessarially have to be very man's Rural world. 705 Olive St, St Louis Oh Advertisers will find the RURAL WORLD one of the best advertising mediums of its class in the country This is the uniform testimo CD ta says: "The subject of physiology and hygiene, with special ny of all who have given it a trial Many of our largest advertising patrons have used it for more than a quarter of a century, which is the highest possible recommendation of its value for holding his meetings until after several months the announcement was made that Rev.

Norris church were making preparations to build a fine church. During all this time the pastor was busily engaged. He did not depend upon others but laid aside his coat and went to work. In a short time a fine church was erected and as it was receiving its finishing touches we distinctiy remember of seeing the proud pastor overseeing the work and standing at a distance admiring the now standing monument of his enterprise. In the suppression of the liquor traffic the people will find in Mr.

Norris a worker whose aid and per as an advertising medium reference to the use of narcotics and stimulants, has been introduced into more than seventy schools in Douglas county and others will follow shortly. The us columns no other paper in the city dare to publish. The camp meeting on Mud Creek, near Mr. Bardell's is well attended. It will continue for several days yet.

Lawrence has one of the finest base ball parks in the sate, is clear gone on the game and has one of the best clubs. We request our friends to patronize the business men who advertise in this paper. By supporting them ou assist us. We have concluded to change our publication day to Tuesday. Hereafter the paper will be mailed promptly Tuesday forenoon.

Dr. Neuman who was convicted at the last term of court for selling whislcv and fined 8U00. is teachers are generally having splendid success with the new branch, seriously afflicted to get liquor there. Respectable people should purchase their drugs at a drug JOHN ROCKLAND, Practical Stone Mason, 1336 Mass. St.

Builds cisterns, cellars and chimneys, lays foundations and does all kinds of stone work in the best of style and at reasonable prices. Try him before making your contracts elsewhere. Wort in tlie Conntry Promptly Done. store. The Franklin County Prohibi severance will be a credit to the cause.

Mr. and Mrs. Weeks enter 1 Tiii.f'-J prp--5. 1 r. trr '1 rii'l'Ji? roBTUHE 080 Bmi tionist.

It is published weekly at Ottawa, by the County Prohibition tained the audience for some time with the reading of some choice se Committee. W. M. Presaw, A. H.

Sellers, Sec'y. Our neigh lections bearing on the question, from promient writers. After mu bors evidently mean business, and the paper is a credit to the county and the cause. It will make things lively for the Antis and Rummies. sS 1 now in the county jail so says the sic by the Kenyon family, the meeting adjourned to meet as a THE TRUE CITIZEN, A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

Every law-abiding Citizen and Working Man should take the Citizen and make an effort to assist it. FIRST PRIZE HEREFORD HERD At the srent Pt.Lonl8 Fair. 18R5. headed by FORTUNE 2030, bv Sir Richard "I-il. SIR EVELYN 9X0, by Lord GROVE 4th by The Grove Ss-J.

DffiWSBUllV 2nd 18,97, by Doliey, brother to Archibald. Herd numbers 275 bead. Bend for and catalogue. J. S.

HA WES, Colony. Anderson Kansas. We wish it the largest measure of business meeting, one week hence, at the residence of Mr. A. M.

Richardson. The Kenyon family composed of father two daughters and a son, are fine musicians and snenti. We have in preparation some very startling developments that will be published next week, which will no doubt cause quite a sensation throughout the county. their entertainment was highly ap success. The following are the grand jurors drawn for the next term of the grand jury: B.

Thomas, Eudora; J. S. Crew, Geo. Hackman, W. C.

Cary, G. O'Ehrle, T. J. Sweeney, and Jesse McCurdy, Lawrence; J. W.

Lawson and T. S. Wheadon, Wakarusa: C. Sunbaum. Marion The State Central Committee of preciated by all who were so fortunate as to be present.

The cheapest place in the city to get all kinds of JOB PRINTING. Come and see us. Office up stairs over Boston Clothing Store. The noat papal Weakly aewfrnpar devotst leieienca, aumwrisi, inventions n4 pattnti abirshe4. Every anm-br illtrted with iplaadid inmiitxn.

Tht pnbliMtioli fanitkM mtst rateable ency loe'i of infornatioa wkiok no enon ttioU ke without. To epalmritr at tkt SoiKHTkrw AvxitWAif fa IBOk tkai its oiaeulttioa aaarly tqaalattiat ettll ethar papaaa of Mi ilui aombiaaA Trie: $3 91 nt. DisaoanttaOhiba. Cold by all aawadealem. IUNN rakliiktra.

Mo. MlBaoadway, X. T. township; W. A.

Pine, Grant township; T. H. Lecompton; John Martin, James Findlay arid WASHBURN COLLEGE, TOPEKA, KANSAS. Fall term begins Sept. 15.

Both sexes admitted. Collegiate and Preparatory "departments. Four courses of study Classical, Scientific, Literary and English. Separate homes and grounds for young women. Personal supervision exercised, Twelve instructors employed.

Facilities excellent. Expenses reasonable. PETER McVICAR. President. tnaa Ce.

ha TOR SALE! aiariH M. r. Hase, Palmyra township. Editor True Citizen: For fear II I I aiaaBBaaaaaaBBBi amatiM kafoao ME lltha Ntaat OSea ml km aj-jw. I mop thaa On Nandfa-al To I tnlleatiou foraaMata a taw I Liait.a Blltaa ana aoaiiga aoaatnes.

I am offering my stock an, Taiaa-Bsras. ajapT-aiaaia, maate, all atkar i ia.amteaa ahair a rata ia ate aaantiaa a misunderstanding may be left on the minds of those who read the Journal, it is necessary to state through your paper that the "walkout," if it may be termed as such, was not an action of the union. flMAi ftaataad. Traaaa. tlalta at.i Oawaaat and ataa farirfe snaatalai, ata.

of Hardware, Stoves! aaraa at aaon aatiea aaia an iaf mtilM ia. aht.iaiaa aataata aka and we hope in a few more weeks to be able to strictly comply with the new law, which we consider a good one. I believe the present law in regard to giving public instruction with reference to the use of narcotics and stimulants is one that will do a wonderful work for the cause of temperance." Jesse Harper, the distinguished labor reformer, spoke to a large and enthusiastic audience on the street last Tuesday evening. His subject was ably discussed in a way that can't help but convince. The absence of abuse was one of the admirable features which certainly is the best way of educating the people up to that standard which he desires to impress upon the people.

Mr. Harper is an able speaker, and perfectly familiar with his subject, although age is showing on him it has not in the least effected his memory, speech or eloquence. A more attentive throng than that which listened to him has not been seen in this city for a long time, and the general verdict of the people is that he made many friends for the cause he labors to build up. Our Prohibition friends of Lawrence, are establishing a new paper there, to be known as The True Citizen. It will be full of prohibition news and will strengthen our cause in Douglas county and Central Ks.

Kansas Prohibitionist Well that's the fust time we know'd that "Douglas county" was in central we always thought that it was in the Eastern part of the State and a border county at that. Rising Sun. Possible that's the fust time we know'd that Douglas County was a border county. It is said people have to go away from home to learn the news. Say you old "fanatic," are you sure you are right? If so well The True Citizen gets into Central Kansas, the border counties and in fact it is everywhere to be found.

The Prohibition Club held a very interesting meeting last Wednesday night at the-Christian church. A large audience was present, composed of many ladies. The ladies do not hesitate to attend these meetings, as they do other political meetings. They are not com Ufally aiTa wttkoit akatf. aad-aaaka af iafaamfcttaa anl JM.

FataBtt ObtaiKd but simply to remove a party em THEATRICAL AND CIRCUS LIFE. Secrets of the Stage, Green Room and Sawdust Arena. Describes the Black Art, Beheading Act, Firing of young girls from cannons. Circulars free. Rare chance for agents.

The Dibble Pub Co, Cincinnati, Ohio. tkrfk liana Ct. an aattaad ia tkaSaltatins Aaansaa trst. Tha adraBttf a efntfc aoe is II aadaratood by all aartoat trka wiak Kv ployed in that establishment who has ever made himself disagreeable to the employees. The partv in SECRET CF CEAUTIFUL FACE.

the rrohibition Party will meet in this city, on Tuesday, Sept. 7, at 11 A. to lay out the campaign work. Show this number of The TRUE Citizen to your neighbors and ask them to subscribe. Our friends must remember that the success of the paper depends on the support given it.

A new Prohibition paper has just been issued at Lenora, Norton County, called The Common People, edited by W. C. Thornton. It is bright and breesy and the common people will read it gladly, and be the wiser for it. The Prohibition Club' will hold a business meeting at the residence of the President, 512 Tenn.

on Thursday evening. All members are requested to be present, asjbusi-ness of importance is to be considered. Parties wishing to join the club, are also invited to attend, or send in their names. Gov. St.

John will return to the State about the 20th of for a month's work. Miss Jennie New-by will return from New Mexico, and open the campaign in the southwest' part of the State, Sept. 9th. News from all parts of the State shows the Prohibition Party movement is booming. J.Q.

A. Norton is a prominent candidate before the renubli ran question is well known in our city and Tinware for sale at greatly reduced figures, am determined to sell, profit or no profit. We realize the and comment is Unnecessary, b. STOP TO THINK j. 1 1-1 Judge Foote will be before the republican convention as a candi It you are a wny your Dor affords you only a bare subsistence date for re election to the office of Every lady desire to be considered handsome.

Tha most important adjunct to beauty is a clear, smooth, soft and beautiful akin. With this essential a Lady appears handsome, even her features are not perf eat Ladies afflicted With Tan. Freckles, Bough or Discolored Skin, should lose no) time ia producing and ap. plying LAIRD'S BLOOM OF YOUTH. It will immediately obliterate all aurh Imperfections, and la Antti-Alv harmlpRB- It hsui tMn Ifyou are a Farmer, why your crops afford you so little income? Ifyou are a Merchant, why your business does not improve scarcity of money but probate judge.

While his course has not been approved by 'all, the majority of the people are well satisfied. A redeeming action of his was the course he took in the Wal- THE ANSWERS ARE IMPORTANT They can be found in i druff matter, also that of the Poff Ctalcally analysed by tha BoKrd of Health of New York City and pronounced entirely free from any material Injur! oua to tiia baaiu. or ikiiu 73 Cents Per Bottle hope for better times to come. But we will not wait. Come and case which were highly commendatory to hinu The republicans have OUR COUNTRY" an aMv edited weeklv Daner devoted to the ad WHITELILACS0AP.

no cause to make a change but the Prohibition party will lay him or any other candidate on the other tickets out vocacy of the rights of the many as against Thm new and axanfstta get our prices. privileges of the lew. livery issue contains interesting matter relative to the popular topics of the day, It must be a source of much sat FOR THE FARM AND WORKSHOP. isfaction to some idiotic meddlers FARMERS Toilet Soap which for perfect Purity and Permanency of Delicate fragrance is unequalled for either TelletorKupaary one. No materials unless carefully selected and abaolutely pare ever enter Into Its manufacture, hence this Soap ia perfectly reliable for use in the Faery and unrivalled for irenerai Tol-1.

1 use, Ialrde hll Lllae Toilet SOAP re freehln'r and aootnltif to the akin, leaving it beauti-fully Bof and smooth. to circulate the report that this paper will not continue very long and $1.50 PER YEAR $1.50 75 GTS. SIX MONTHS. 75 CTS. and others should call and inves tigate our stock of cooking and heatine stoves before ourchasine convention for probate judge.

He has filled the office for two terms, some time ago and at one time was a member of the state legislature. He has a host of friends who will give him a strong elsewhere. North of post office. do everything they can to injure us. It would be a favor to us to know these parties who take such an interest in our affairs.

We are well aware there are those who would crush it had they the pow An Agent Wanted in Every County. SAMPLES FREE. Address, "OUR COUNTRY," P.O. Box, 610. 318 Broadway N.

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