The Bronson Pilot from Bronson, Kansas • Page 3

I I Wksr worts, wa nuilt, ana tr ynm la lmutt twMcbjrnciau Glass of all sizes at Goodlauder'r, Freeman is hard np an4 out cf Locals AND T3J.IS OF INTSHSST. money. Mouldings and picture frames at Goodlander's. Uw 241r. CCD t.id wilt, if jvm yoo, qnk-kaykorr to earn from -tl ta tU Mat, 4 mora ym Sw.

Bach inn, ipi. Ik njr pact jo cas Banc at hme. Come to this cfli2e tor sale bills. Remember that this office will print your sale bills as' cheap as any onejj 1 You can have photographs taken in cloudy weather as well as on clear days. The Kickapoos will be here on Dec.

28, Wait for them. Ylu will enjoy their entertainment. Earl Russell work for some of the best insurance companies that Genuine Indians travel with the Notice to Advertisers. Local adrenistmenls, reading notices, etc, will be chirged for at the rate of 5 ccr.U a. line for each insertion, ands unless otherwise specified, they will remain in until ordered out.

Kickapoo Medicine Co. biu au yocr obm, sr Earl Russell have plenty of nats aniv. ym money to loan at low rates. to tao wrk. Wast wa offrc 10 The time is at hand to buy gen new aad ttaa baaa prarad orac ami wrt Coal, 9 cts at Goodlacder's.

Window glass of all bizes E. Marsh's. ine Round Oak stoves at Freeman's at pay la cara 1 do business in the West. UORNINQ I FEEL BRIGHT AND THE aaacy Baay to team. Miss Mattie-Williamson resumed WEWA MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER.

Kaapanal atiH teaching at South Fuhview this ty caqalred. The rain Tuesday was what was needed. My doctor says it acts gently on the stomach, Hrer and kidneys and Is a pleasant laxative. This drink la made from herbs, and is prepared for use as easily as week. Wc have nice line of those Earl Russell have some of the lieaaoaabia m-dosrry only arc-mary toe anra, laca luctit Wa atari ym, ftornHhiair a -arnbinit TUi.

ia oaapf Um gnat (tride ferVrard nnon stoves at a big reduction LAnE'SdEDIC At the approach of the holidays wouldn't it be well to bring your entire family to Bishop's gallery aad have him take that group that grandma has asked you for? There are many goods thit a number of persons are desirous cf pi rchas at Jreetnan s. Gncst ot farms for sale at surprisingly low figures, cmnr. nnfl ai i ti f.P,S a You I.ax that anriehca all wiltara. It tt Collins Co sell babies and el euty. In order to be healthy, this is necessary.

OBATOU WOOD UUUiT, ti. Y. obably tha rrcitnt opportoniiy boring PH1a to" A. L. Smith is so well pieased ephants by the yard.

RciMr -mite at acf. Aoare. waaunvn with the Oklahoma country that he ST1 M)V Bi Fortlamt. Malno. Miss Ida Mourning visited friends The inteuds to remove there in a short in Broason last Sunday.

about the hondays and that are not usually kept in stock in towns of this size. In looking over the immense time, CETY DRAY AND TREATMENT Go to Bishop's for photographs Dr. Cunimins went down to Galena Monday evening to attend the mcctinpr stock of the Foit Scott China Hall one in Bronson. will find there almofct every imaginable of the Southeastern Kansas Medical If you want cheap money enquire of Earl Russell. article in the line of holiday, goods Good taste and variety are the promin Association, The Kiekapoo Medicine Co.

has en INHALATION E. Marsh and J. Russel spent ent features of their it can be said that no house in Southeastern gaged the services of s.mie of the best last Sunday in Fort Scott. 1529 Arch Philad'a, Pa. Is winter lingering on the lip of Kansas is better supplied to cater to autumn or is it the other way? Por Astlima.

all the wants of the Their new magnificent store fairly sparkles with TRANSFER FRANK IIOLEM AN, Frop'r Orders promt-fir and carefully at Uncle Irate Martin, of lola, visit Broncnltls, Dvspepala. Catarrli. Hay Fever, Headacbe, Deblllty splendor in all its parts. Bat nol only ed the family of A. E.

Martin one day last week. do thev take bride in this but also hi Rlxeumatlsiii, Mearaltcta. tended to. the low pries they make on all goods. AND ALL CHRONIC AND NERVOUS "KANSAS.

BRONSON NOTICE, All persons knowing themseives I Sir DISORDERS. In order to make special inducements to persons living in this vicinity they performers oa the road. They are wide awake. II. S.

Jennings, the new Mo. Pacific agent at this place has moved in the Harry Goodno house recently vacated by B. Bogard. Sam O'Harra returned last week from the western wheat fields where he has been working this fall, and spent last Sunday in Bronson. The firm of Goodno Co.

is going to dissolve. Those knowing themselves, indebted to them must call and settle at ouce. Goodxo Co. For pain in the stomach, colic and lncieDteci to u. VV, uooaiander are on NO PATENT agree to deliver the goods free of char ge to ail purchasers of $5 or more.

It has been in use for more than twenty You have seen our quotations years; thousands of patients have been treated Give them a call when in Fort Scott, requested to call an settle either by cash or note. C. W. Goodlaxeer. W.

B. Webster, of the Fort Scott Dispatch, was in Bronson one day a id you ill not regret it A 48 pape hook free. Address W. T. VWZ, GEKAI.D, Att'y-at Law.

Cor. Eth aiid 9.s.. Wasllincton, n. C. and over one thousand physicians have used and recommend.

4 it a very significant fact. on well-known articles. last week. The next attraction at the Fort Scott unera House will be liThe Jules Houdry, a cousin of the Snider and the Fly" on Saturday, Well, we will sell you every Dec. JOr It is one of grandest scribe residing In Fort Scott, visit ed him this week: Mrs.

S. Brandenburg and chil attra ns now on the road; there are CO people in the cast with fine thing equally as low, because costumes, dancars, singers, comodi- dren are visitiDg in Leavenworth county aud will prolong their stay anf, vocalists, beautiful marches and or GAM I a grard ballet of 30 ladies. No one another week. CLOSING OUT will regret going down to see it. Next week Jeffreys Lewis comes cholera morbus there is nothing bet-ter than Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrho3a Romedy.

For sale by e. marsh ATTENTION We respectfully request all who arj owing us on account to call and settle the same by cash or note. Martin Adams. NOTICE. We will close all credit accounts Dec.

10. After that date, all credit business will be done on special arrangement audat cash basis. MArTix Adams. It is agreeable. There is nauseous taste or after-uUe, oor sickenLij smell.

"Compound Oxygen its mode of action and rsKulls." is the title of a book ot 200 pages, published by Drs. Starkey and Palen, which gives to all enqnirers ful information as to this remarkable curative agent, and a record of snrprising cures in a wide range of chronic cases many of them after being abandoned to die by other physicians. Will be mailed free to any address on application, DRS STARKEY PALEN Ao 152Q Arch Street, 130, Sutter St San Francisco, Cat. riease mention this paper. "Wall paper at your own price at on Wednesday night in "Forget me not" a society drama.

Miss Lewis the Uronsou Racket to maVe room ior a new siojk. iou must come is the best in her line of acting on the stage. On the 10, a comedy drama en soon. All parties interested in reorgan izing the F. M.

B. A. order are re titled "The Burglar" will be pre quested to meet in Bronson Satur sented. OS. Cooke E.

T. clem an Sec. J. W. Holeman Cash day Dec, 10, 1892, at 1 p.

Members of Camp No. 1010, M. It Cures Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat. Creep, Inflnen-Xx, Whooping Conch. Bronchitis and Asthma.

A certain cure for Consumption in first stages, and Bare relief in advanced stages. Tie at once. Toa will see tbe excellent effect after taking ta Erst dose." Cold by deals everywhere, jjergo bottles 50 cents md $1.00. OHlTClRf HCLEMAN, Daniel Ilolemai died at his home in Bronson Nov. 12, 1892, after a long and protract LJ LL LlL- 1 rpins KIPANS TABCLES regulate tno eromar ed illness, aged 84 years, 3 months aaa bowels, purMy tlie blood, a P'tafc- JL live Uver There will be special communication of Bourbon Lodge, No, 2(33, A.

F. A. M. on Wednesday Dec. 21, for the purpose of Installing officers.

The annual banquet will take place on St. John's night, December 27. D. B. Holeman called at this office this week and remembered the and 4 days, ant to iBa, Bate sua iuwayseucvuii4.

rauuiu remedy for Blotches tn tl.e Fire, Brighls Diseaae, Cutur-h, Colic, tonstivaticn, Uncle Daniel' as he was familiar W. A. are requested to be present at the next regular Men day Dec, 12, Officers are to be cl eeted for the ensuing year. The members of the Chapter ot the Order of the Eastern Star, wl have in their possession ritua's belonging to the Chapter, are qu 'S-ted to return the same without oelay All members of the Anti Horse-Thief Association are reiuo to Liver AND FEED STABLE. ly called by a host of friends as wel betes, Disordered BtomR' li, Viy-zuiesg, L'jauiteiy, 3 Dyspepsln.

lxeniA, Flittulenea, KruiaJO Oko- piamtB, Fool Breath, Heauache, A Jaundice, Kidsiy Cuaipuiiiita, Liver l'riiuhkd. as by a number of relatives, was OF BRONSON, INCORPORATED CAPITAL STOCK. $16000. Does, a General BANKING BUSINESS mi 1MSB3 E. T.

HOLEMAN, JOSEPH COOKE. A. HOLEMAN J. V. HOLEMAN and MARIETTA COOKE.

Collections made a Specialty. Loaned on Approved Security, BRONSON XANSAS. Loss 01 APPtato, jiieuuu urprtv-lon. -Jwa, Kettle 1 I aiuful lK4J-- born in Clark county, Indiana, on July 8, 1808. He was rrrarrijed on Mon.

I imnies. Kuxnoi uocu SallowCcTi- to the Head. plexion, Salt June 7, 1829 to Miss Persilla Crab, Head. 8erof I AN1 "nr-ir 1 editor by renewing his subscription to the Jrj i ot. He ordered it sent to Maitlla, as he has now moved on ache.

Skin Dis- fcjeum, Pcaid Head- rases, Sour a Water Bruth or symptom m. nits from O) and to them were born eight chil dren, five of whom are still living. the Dan Withers p'ace near that 1 1 ordineaae ihzt He was married the second time impure blood or a failure in the proper perform- a nee of their functions by the rtomach. liTer and JJ i rf If on Oct. 21, 1849 to Miss Ilulda Can-.

efited by taklnr nna rnbule after each meal. A ningham and this union was blessed continued uh3 of the KipaxutTabulos in the surest cure for obstinate conntlptton. Thoy eonajn cure for obstinate constlt-abon. They contain with four children three of whomare nothing that can be Injurious to the most dU aj stiil living: he thus leaves to mourn FOR a eate. 1 pross 19, l-z from fi.xo, i- arrow a 1-21 arosa IA cent.

Pent by man pastiwe ardd. Address THE RIPAKS CHKM1CAC OoSPAKY, P.O. Box 872. Kew York. t- aaMfSsWMWM his departure an aged companion be present at their next regular meeting, Saturday Doc.

31, as important business is on hand. Mrs. E. Alleu left Monday for her hour in Conway Springs accorr-panied by' her daughter, Mrs. O.

W. Sprouse, who will visit fiiends and attend the weddiug of her niece, Miss Edith Campbell Knowing that the home paper is a necessary adjunct of all well-regulated households, Mrs. Lydia and eight children, and was the graudfather of 47 and great gi'and- post office. The annual of the Bron-son library Association will be held at Martin Adams' store Friday, Dlc. 9, at p.

All who are interested or who wish to become members will please, come out. Geo. A. Adams, A number of per.c oas have called at our samctnm this week and contributed in the laudable object of encouraging the home paper in a New Rigs, Scientiflc American father of 55 children. Agency for As well as all the news ot Kansas All who knew him honored and respected him and those who knew Good Teams AND REASONABLE PRICES.

the best paper to read during the him best loved him most. A short funeral service was con Morgan sent us this week through last week, A number of the young friends of Misses May and Lena II again an gave them a surprise at their home last Mon day evening on the occasion of their in te. ded departure to Colorado, As sual a splendid time is reported, John Carl has heen vepv much interested lately on the subject of education, Miss Myers spent last Sunday at her home on the Osage Ferris and wife visited at Smith's Tuesday. There is some to be gathered in this yicinity yet. Maple is not frost bitten nor will the cold wc-ather affect him in any way.

Maple, COMMERCIAL I RADIi A SPECIALTY ducted by Rev, J. H. Carter at the ier mother, Mrs. J. M.

Cubbison, coming year will be and FARM JOURNAL CAVEATS, the subscription price of the Pilot, DESION PATENTS resiaenccof the deceased on Nov. 14 and the remains were laid to rest in the Xenia cemeteiy near his former to be sent to Scotland, where COPYRIGHTS, oto. A. SPRING, Prop'r. One Block Nortti ol Depot, Bronson, Kas she resides, nomo.

substantial way, among wEom aro to be mentioned James Briggs, of Xenia, Duke Rice, of Elsmore, and Grant Ralston, cf Uniontown. The hunting season is at hand; there are mauy farmers who do not allow any.hunting on their premises and we wish ts inform them that we officers were elected A Agricultural Urpartmeut. at the last meeting of Bronson Chap- er, No. Go. O.

E. Mrs. Libbie Pot Information and free Handbook writ to MTJNN COn 861 Bboadwat, Kbw YoaK. Oldest bureau for securing patents in America. Erary patent taken out by us Is brought before the publlo by a notice given free ot coarse la Uie Larcest circulation of any ed entitle paper In the world.

Bplendldly rllustrated. No Intelligent van should be without it. Weekly, 3.00 a rear; tLfiu six months. Address MOWS CO ruBUaHXBS, S61 Broadway, New Tork. CummjnfTs, W.

M. Joseph Cooke, W. Mrs. J. A.

Willett, A. CORRESPONDENCE Uniontown. The Kickapoo Medicine which We will send it from now until January 1st, 1894, together with Emma Adams, Sec'y; Geo. Adams, Georgiana Fuhrman, ISitOXSOX MARKFf. This report is Corrected on I'iraay morn ng of each week.

Hatter, per lb 16 cis, -ySs Pcr dozen o' cts Onckens, per lb, 410 5 Potatoes, per lu. 75 Otts.per 1m. 25 rn, pet bu. 3 cr Flaxseed cts. tS rer cw 54,7 5 to 5.10 The laws of health are taught in the school but not in 4 way to be of much practical benefit and are VtVcr illustrate by living exam has performed in Fort Scott for quite a while will visit our city ou Doc.

13 and Margaret Cooke, A. C. The installation of officers will be private have printed a number of large notices of "NO HUNTING" on good muslin that are for sale at this office at the low price of 5 cents each. At the annual election of officers of the Bronson Masonic Lodge, the following were elected: J. S.

Cum- HE 'gROMSON piLOT for $1.50. Subscribe for the Pilot, only $1J pcr year. ples, which Yu many cases might easily Le done, If some scholar who has just contract and will be held on Friday Dec. 1C. Their show is said to be very good as At their last meetiug the cit' ed a cold was brought be lore the school so, all could hear the dry, loud cough and kuow 1 they have a number of good performers in their truape.

There is, for iustance, Tony Loss the King of jupg'ers arid council audited and ordered paid the us significance see the thin, twhite coating 1.., 1 1 ollowicg bills: Wm. Ford for work on the tongue and later.as the cold develop mings, H. J. Russel, S. J.

B. Harclerode, J. Jos. Cooke on walks and crossirgs John eu, sae the profuse, watery expectoration and u-iuirie issue. tnln watery discharge from the nose, not one Bleat Market Sec'y and T.J.

Love, Treas. Goodno and D. E. Earl were ap Myers, salary as marshal E. Conflans, advertising and clerk of them would ever forget what the first symp pointed Deccor and Fuhr fees $5.35, A new marshal was al WORK FOR US a few d.ty and voa wi'l be tnr'led the unex.

ufctrd ucccs tli.it our We posidvely have (He -i a ti MT. sgont fit'can be found oi Uc" i earth. man and W. T. Daughters Stewarts so appointed, Geo.

McFadden, and THE toras of a cold are. I he scholar should then be given Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, freely, that all might see that 'even a severe cold can be cured ia one or two or at least greatly mitigated) when properly treated as soon as the first symptoms appear. This rmv i famnnc. fnr its r-nrcc rF rmin)e. slack wire walkers.

Also Prof. James the American musical woudcr in las new specialties is inimitable. Do uot fail to come out and hear Prof. Stewart in his Hibernian impersonations nor the Indian Ghost Dance." BAtvllERAQVARKV. Omitted last week.

-Thejthunder storm Saturday night was gladly received. the appointment was confirmed. The street commissioner was also Wait not for your difficulties to Kansas City Star cease; there is no soldier's glory to be won on paaceful fields; no sailor instructed to examine and take the proper steps to repair defective sidewalks and crossinsrs. cold "and croup. It is made especially for daring to be shown on sunny seas, Choice fresh and salt Meats always on Hand.

no trust or friendship to be proved A number of Bronson citizens when all goes well. Faith, patience, Daily and Weekly. The Star is the acknowledged leading news-paper in the west. It contains in a Con lensed form all the news of the world up to 6 o.clock p. m.

of the day published, giving its patrons the news from twelve to twenty hours in advance these diseases and is the most prompt and most reliable medicine known for the purpose 25 acd 50 ceni bottles for sale by E. Marsh. WANTED Wideawake workers every-Uerefor 'aHtPPS PHOTOGRAPHS of the The supper at the church was S.1.1.00 profit H.T3 norm ir unaint-ws is n.i2 tailyand hoi.urtblv by a nC paid to hurdrfia of men, woir.t.i. lo. and piris iu our cnipiov.

You cuu iiiuWe money faster at work for than von have anv iJ-tt of. Hie eay to learn, anJ instructions so iimple and bhiln, that all snccei-d from the start, i hoe who take hold of the reap li adrantape that arises from nn rfputattou of one of the ohlest, most uccful. sind ptiLIihin houses iu Amt-ricu. 6-CUre for ymiyelf the PffMiis that the business 0 readily and iiand)iiiely yields. All bcpinneii siiceed p'randlv, and more than realize their expiic'ntioii.

Thoee who trr it fin.l eXacfH- as we u-ll them. There it piolity room for a Jew more workers, and we urpe tlsemto btiu Ht once. If you are already plovcd, but have a ifw fpare moraeuw, and wirt heroic love, devout courage, gentle ness, are not to be formed when a failure owing to the rain. went out Monday evening to the residence of Sam Alsop, on Dry Ridge, being entertained by him, S. O.

GIVE HE A QAILIi. there are no doubts, no irritations, The Jennings trial did not come off WOBLiJ, the greatest book oa erth; cosung retnil at 3 25, cash or installments mam- Markhara and their families on the no difficulties. Ex. of morning contemporaries. It publishes the Produce Markets and OTLT TJTJ mota u.ustratel circuUrs and JUL JuiJikX terms ftee; daily outpnt over EAST SIDE of MAIN ST.

The jTJniyereity of Kansas has Commercial Reports of the trade centers of lavish and broad gauge lan that is in' vogue in that locality. Do not ask about the good time enjoyed by Friday. An eye witness of the affair sas th Staats struck Jennings on the head with a piece of iron before the knife was used, thus knocking Jennings down, then 31 r. Staats proceeded to beat published a volume on "Common 1500 volumes; agents wild with success. Mr.

THOS. L. MARTIN, Cenfeville, Teqas, cleared $711 in 9 iavPhotographsS the world aud the and compltle Live Stock and Grain "Markets, including the clos (for t-iU t- your sTand auc receive 'KANSA fuit iiars rriuru nun. ur-, those present. It would take too TKL'l? isos 10.

vv, iuguHi aae. Injurious Insects of Kansas a copy of whbh has been received at this office. It is for tree distribution 111 40 minutes; Key. nunAiiu ulAUiauiN, Lyons! N. $101 in 7 hour: a boanza: magDiScent outfit, only.

Book on 1L0 Wfrrt long to tell it. Music by the male quartette, instrumental and vocal Jcunmgs; hence his was slightly ing reports from New York. Chicago, Louu and Kansas Giiy. The Star and publishes exclusively the lull Associated Press reports and a large line, of special telegrams. The Star is not controlled by any Si-t of credit, Freight Ws LIIO 1U.

carved, Young Staats was choking by others, recitations, a fine oyster paid. Ad. UUJBE BlBLt I'U KL1SHI.NU JU, 723, C3iestuut St. Phila. Pa.

or 3i8, Dearborn St, Ills. Jenniugs and he got dangerously cut. within the state; a copy will be sent free on application to the author, Vernon Ti, Keliogg, or to the Department of Entomology of the Un supper, lots of fun, social conversa The masked ball given at Mr. Ram- tion, all that was there. What politicians and is devoted to collecting and publishing all the news of the duy in the roost else needs be said? CITY LIVERY FEED AND-SALE STABLE sey4s was an enjoyable affair aud was Make A.

iversity until the edition of 10,000 copies is exhausted. Each applica We clip from the Montpelier, Ida well attended. 11. Jones is at Bandera. ho, Independent- Observer xouruwnurcsscs "Through the strenuous efforts of Mr.

und Mrs. Pool went to Fort Scott A New African Sugarcane. The new variety of sngarcane reported trcm the upper Niger ia of gigantic size and very rich in sugar. Moreover, it differs from the ordinary sugarcane ia possessing seeds, from which the plant be raieO. The discovery confirms the supposition of botanists that the common seedless sugarcane, now cultivated from slips, is descended from a wild flowering and seed Learicg cane.

London Globe. Professors Robinett and Daughters the expected declamatory contest on busiuess last -Items are scarce. MSBMaBMSSBHHMMMaiBH. 1 Staple tiroTcilenu. was consummated on Friday even ing; No small amount of this interesting snape ana wun ine greatest possible promptness, accuracy and impartiality.

It erjoy your confidence, if you appreciate an hoaest, fearless and bold newspoper The Star ha: the. largest ciscu'ation of any aewspaper published between Chicago and San Francisco. Never befote in the history of journalism has so much fi'st-class newspaper matter been given for so tittle money as we are nving in the weekly edition of The Star. for The Star, by mail, postage prepaid DAILY. One month .50 Three months loo One Tear.

A 00 WFEKLY, one year success is due to Prof. Robinett, tion must be accompanied by live cents for postage. This world is not made for a tomb but a garden. You are to be a seed not a death. Plant yourself, and you wiil sprout; bury yourself, and you ean only decay, Eor a dead opportunity there is no resurrectior.

The only enjoyment, the only use to be attained in this world, must be attained on the wing. Bach day brings its own benefit: but it has none to spare. What escapes to The present weather is a mixture of He, assisted by Prof. Daughters has constantly sought to lead his pupils salt and pepper with a mixture of sugar and molasses, bat with mare salt than anything else. to depend on their exertions and en Good Rigs and Reasonable RateS deavored to impress upon their YOU CAN DO IT if you study carefully the six crti: des on "Home Dressmaking" which will appear in this paper only.

Th? articles are prepared by Olive Harper, the-practical writer on dressi and describe fully, with dia-frrams. the best known svstem hi The Camera as a TVeddims Present. The kodak bs reached the dignity of wedding pi tsent. A bride of the month who is" an enthusiastic snapshot counts aiaonz her gifts a camera of minds that 'life is what you make Nitchell was ill last week. ouvh Main Street Branson, Kansas.

Jno. L. Hitter, Pv but is now. better, Our Professors have the sympathy of all citizens in Iheir earnest' and Capt, Smock and son Dwight have re day esccpis forever. To-morrow has no overflow to atone for the lost energetic work and may their next choice make, handsomely mounted and provided with a fine case bearing ailver Write for Sample Copy.

Address, THE STAR, turned from Oklahoma, COUGHING LEADS Tt) CONSUMPTION undertaking be received with yesterdays. Ex. stops tilt uh at once. Carl mads a business trip to lola Kansas City, Mo. approval.

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