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GROCERIES A HARDWARE- hc Osrtje ipjj rss. local news. IMPORTANT NOTICE Settled. The relebrated case of Ja. Smith, by his next friend Wm.

Smith. Vs T. THVIiSDA A PHIL 12, 1883. 5. F.

R. R. Co. which was commenced four years ego has finally been compro. mised by the defendant paying $1,100.

This was a suit for damages for running a fiat car over a child the plaintiff two years and twenty days old, while it DBAT.KR IN T.J.KELLAM&CO., If yoa send away from home for your Dry Goods, not make your Booksellers and Stationers, Staple and Fancy Groceries, Hardware, Barb Wire, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, selections until you send to us ana get our samples, and see what you can do in your own state. We carry an immense stock, and can sell you fully as cheap and in a great many cases a great deal cheaper than any foreign house, as we are bound to make our house a leading and representative was playing on the side track. The case has been tried twice in the district 1 Kana? Avenue, NEW ADVEBTI8E.nE5T. Loeal Advertisemnts. Mrs.

Jennie Brown Grand Opening. Stevenson i'eckharn Dry Good, Carpet3. The boys say Howard City girls are handsome and attractive. Phil Gerlach ha raised a fine awning In front of his place of business. It is the proper thing now to be a "Kid." or a friend of that organization.

And now J. B. feels lonely and for saken. Cause his wife and babies are off on a visit. Work has been begun on the addition to the Sprague building.

It runs back to the alley. Rev. J. T. Plowman, of Me.lvern, will preach at the Baptist church, this TOPEKA, KAN'S.

Kansas institution. We quote a few prices. If you are in need of a new dress do not fail to Oft' and twice in the supreme court. In the first trial in the district court a demurrer to the evidence was sustained which was reversed by the supreme court. Upon the second trial in the district Pos- send to us for samples of these goods beiore buying.

Jlioks furnished at publishers prices, tage prepaid on receipt of price. BLACK SILKS. orders for stationery win receive hcourt the jury brought in a verdict for the plaintiff for $5,000. This was re Belton'st celebrated black Silk, which we carry in 7 different qualities, 22 inches wide at $1.50 1-75, 1.85. 2.00.

2.25, 2.50 and 2.75 per yard. prompt attention. 34mi- unr American Black Silk, which we carry In six uiuerem qualities, zs lucnes wiae, at fi.ou, 1.15, 1.25, 1.50, 1.75 and 2.00 per yard. sir iJotn of these black Silks we guarantee not to versed by the Supreme court and the cafe was set for a new trial at this term of the district court. In the settlement the railroad company was represented by its claim agent DRESS GOODS.

Black Cashmeres, finest French poods in both jet and blue black, 40 inches wide, at 30, HO, C5, 75, bo. 9ic and $1.00. 48 Inches wide. F5c. M.00, 1.15, 1.35.

1.35. AVe sell an extra fine French Carshmere in 153 different spring shades, embracing all the high colors of the season, full 40 inches wide, for 5oe per yard. Match it anywhere if you can. American Cashmeres, full yard wide, in all hiph and staple colors, per vard 25 and ac Diagonal Sultiugs.22 inches wide in all the choice spring shades atl-V; Brocade inehes wide, in all the choice spring shades at 13c Plain and figured Cashmeres in all the new spring shades at 121-jc Remaining unclaimed in the at 0ae Citv. Kac, on April 11, Per sols L.

i) if trues or grow sniuy. COLOKED SILKS. eailiog for- any of the following letters will city, next Sunday morning ana evening. pleaae aj ''advertifed, an give date of list. Ladies' list Silven Lundeen have put in one Charley Foulks, and its attorney A.

A. Fine qualitv French Silks, IS Inches wide, ia all spring shades, per vard 75c Superb quality French Silks, is inches ide. In all spring shades, per yard 1.00 Cheney Bros, celebrated American Colored of the nicest show cases in the city. I Uurd and the defendant by Messrs. C.

Ed wards. MissEmm Hacter.MrsCE Wilson, Eutina Just the thing to display fancy goods, S. Martin and Ellis Lewis, of this city. Miks in all Spring shades, 20 inches wide, per yard $uq An elegant line of tomaretts in ail shades 2XlX hats, etc. The settlement is fairly satisfactory 18c Armures.

an colors ine ceienratett Adelaide and mma Dona American colored Dress Silks, in ail sping shades, 20 inches wide, per yard 81.25 These three brands are the verv lwst A mrnran -Married by Rev. S. G. Griffis, in this to the pla.nt.tt although the attorneys -v-- citv Anril 7th Willis Morrison and I think the amount paid was too small, I Gray mixed De Beiges, 27 inches wide. 1H 1 I 1-aee Hunting, all colors ate1 but Press Silks made, and are sold bv others for CI rt .1 a.

arm l.oo. iff A II Froet.AnnaMarret IIuster.M raAnieC Person, A scaM Wilfer.MiMLillie Gent' IU Carpenter.MrChas Ilarinao.JobnK Anderson. A ndreyr Foreign A accepted it rather than to prolong a Miss Mat tie J. Pearson, all of Barclay necessarily uncertain suit. newtorinc KhZSt? afthe" Vmlw An elegant line of Satins in 23 different new spruif, shades, at the ery low spring shades.

19 inches wide, an extraordi- 'ii6i 'w' nSehere Eklund.MrChas Ar.lcri.n..Iobn Anderson. Martin Jainea. William Rashford.Milei Vauirban, Thomas this county. I'Kual services at the Presbyterian uii mrrvdiu 1 Qt1 mnier Silks. A laree line in lieht Foulard Ef.

A choice assortment ot double width Nuns Veil fe'ts at 40C per vard rue Friday Lycniu( Party. Some months ago, as our readers are Hware, the young men organized a dancing club, and christened it "The mall checks in Light Shades. 40c per yard church next Sabbath, morning and evening. Young people's meeting at 4 o'clock p. m.

ings all the new spring shades, all vool, er yard soc Double width black Bunting, plain and lace, an almost endless line at 30, 50, 75. 85c, S1.I5 ciacK ana wnue stripes and checks. an im mense assortment at the very low prices of 65, J. V. Acinar, P.

M. iu, 00 ueuis per iiru. The Methodist folk3 now hold their I have received from the Oshkosh Carriage Company a stock of the finest Phaetons, Buckboards and Spring Wagons ever brought to Osage City. I have sold these goods for the past seven years, and can honestly recommend them to parties who are willing to pay a fair price for a good article, and I would refer you to J. S.

Danford, E. W. Hanslip, A. B. Cooper, Mrs.

G. V. Jones, Mrs. Jones (Arvonia), Mrs. Jas.

A. Drake and others who have used this work, I have taken the exclusive agency for this work in Osage City, and ask those wanting such work to call on me. For A half interest in a grocery This is only a very few of the many bargains that are to be found Ip our Dress Good Stock, but store. Good and trade. Sati- Sunday school in the forming instead of the afternoon as heretofore.

This i a lack of space forbids us to mention any more. Young Folks' Dancing This name was decidedly too long and un-wieldly forordinan" and the organization was dubled and soon generally known as "The Kids." -The Kids met tactory rea-ins giv-n for selling- Call on or address 1-kee Press. Osage City, Kas. sensible clianae. Send for Samples and Convince Yourselves, 3Stf Walton and Critchtield.

of Williams weekly on Mondav evenincs and It Send for our Illustrated Spring Catalogue. For Kent. Neat hoiis. 2 rooms 12 14. Newly (1 kitchen 8 10 on under the tuiiiou cf Mtf.

R. F. He burg, have purchased and are now refit ting the Wetherell mill and will soon have it in operation. south rutn iie-t. Inquire ot r.

STEVENSON 8c PEOKHAM, drix, were instructed in the various nimple and complicated movements of Married At the Presbyterian par I wwh to -l-e nut my stock of trees this spring. liie to suit everybody. 129 131 Kansas Topeka, Kas. nuraury joiiung'tomi on ouiowmI sonage, Osage City, on the 4th by Rev. W.

W. Curtis, Mr. Evan Ian. A. Drake.

Morgan to Miss Anna M. Todd, all ot I shall have a few choice young Cotton- Oage City. 'wood trees to sell last of the wek. S. L.

Myers. Hilda Christ, Eden Jones, Lauretta Field, Mamie Elsdon, Mabel Hildebrand, Susie Pepworth, Karbary McKiunon, Ix.uie Freund. Emanuel Nettleblad, Emma Johnston. Stella Giles. Hanna Alstrom, Ella Fahey.

Jessie Mills. Margaret McLach'in. K. D. Hunt, Willie Swanson.

A couple ot our youths who had the American volunteers. In 1S32 he served in the Fourth Illinois Cavalry commanded by Cel. Thomson, and in which Abraham Lincoln was captain of company. After the close of the Black Hawk war he served in a regi purchased tickets for the Kansas Citv dancing, closing their term by giving a grand party at the opeia house in this city on last Friday night, that for pure unadulterated enjoyment stands among tho best ever given here. Invitations to the party were sent out some two weeks ago.

and from that time the last dauce on Friday evening we should rather say turday morning the boys worked like Trojans for the of their party. This much by way of introduction. The invited guests began to arrive A. lotten A- Co. are still here hut are too l.rv garden seds and other I excur-ion, took the precaution to be on goods to write 1 1 locals.

J. M. Abbott, Superintendent. hand abiitit sunrise. They were bound not to be left.

The Str Grocery is headquarters for School Report of District 3o. 94. Below are the names of pupils of district No. -W. T.

Williams, one of our enter 24, whose general average was over eighty per I all varieties of western potatoes. I a step. To buy or sell a large year ling mule. It ILL. Ferris.

for the week ending April fith. prising coal men, has laid the foundation for a fine two-story house. When com- pleted Tom will have one of the finest shortly before nine o'clock, and by the Pieae examine our larg tock of rf sidrnce properties in the city. poods nnd si rimi clothing it will S. L.

Myers sells the Oval and ment of rangers. He was also in command of a company of Iowa territory malitia in tbe winter of 1S37-8 in the trouble between that territory and the state of Missouri in regard to the boundary line. At that time Boggs was gov error of Missouri. This "war" only Listed two weeks, and the old man says the snow was waist deep. Mr.

White has been in Kansas eight years. He is not strong, a little deaf and otherwUe decrepit. Ever) body ought to buy his book anyhow. Ella Jones, Mary Jones, Effle Jones, Klttie Webster, Jessie Patterson, Cora Stokesberry, Willie Jesse, Charlie Stokesberry, Johnnie Jesse, Willie Jones, John Stokesberrv, cost you nothing to examine nnd compare Ida Jesse. Mattie Stokesberry, Eva Shoaf, Nettie Joues, Lei tie Shoaf.

Winnie Soderstrom, Elmor Soderstrom, Bertie Jones, Webster, Charlie Jesse, Hinton Jesse, Willie Shoaf, 0age City and Burlingame may be Boss Churn. prices with other stores. Uvck said to be feeling very neighborly. The attendance front that village to tbe party I have taken the agency of the Ladif if yu want a nice easy fitting ri'iay nignt was very good. uns time the ball opened quite a large company had assembled.

The ball opened with a grand march participated in by some thirty odd couples, and when our reporter got in about 10.30 the floor was covered with a large company of both sexes and almost all ages from the romping boy and girl of eijfht and ten, to the staid fathers and mothers. It was an enjoyable occasion, and every alroe call for the Armstrong shoe at Cleveland Rubber Paint rubber M. T. Headisgto', Teacher. right a-s there are no reasons why the Howard's Choice millet spd at the Bxrclav store jow mat Drotner unrns Has been re paint and have a largo stock on hand.

I have a full assortment of D. Landreth Son's onion seed that I guarantee fresh and true to name. Remember that S. L. Myers keeps a fine assortment of faney as well as staple groceries, such as olives, capers, fresh canned fiigs, shrimps, French mushrooms, beef, vegetable, turtle and ox-tail soups in condensed social relations of the two places should not be close and agreeable.

turned to Osage City for another year it Extra fine $1 Oi. A good quality PERSONAL. is thought that possibly Mr Admire, This is undoubtedly the finest and of German for 8cts. The I. O.

O. F. committee are hard old friend and fellow-citizen, Charley the wicked editor of the Free Press, may at work making arrangements for the Another car load of Nebraska potatoes be truly converted. We sincerely trust most durable mixed paint in the Foull-J, w3 in Osage City Saturday on bueioeei A just received nt the Star Grocery. celebration on the 20th.

rosters will that such may be the case: Burlingame one present entered fully into the spirit of the hour. The boys on the reception committee, ably seconded by Herald. TUK OLD STOKS. "Mary had a little lamb," how the lamb did "Inb" her. Shepainted it sky blue one day.

The paint she used was Rubber. (Can have any shade you want.) "It followed her to school one day," (Her pride was like a saint), She wanted all the boys to see Her lamb in Rubber Faint. (Makes a beautiful coat.) "But when the teacher turned him out," The treatment made him faint. And he never would have lived it throvgh, But for that Rubber Faint. (Will stand storms of all kinds.) "What makes the lamb love Marv so?" (Replied the teacher quaint He never can get wet.

vou know, She used the Rubber Faint, (Good for ror fs. i Many years since the old sheep ou think gone, but he aint, For preserved is he in a museum. In that coat of Rubber Taint. (Preserves your build ngs.) Kubber Paint Being unaffected by change of temperature, and impervious to the action of water. Is well adapted to all classes of work, and is, in every way, the best paint in the world for inside or outside work, either upon wood, brick or plastering, or for vessel painting.

For sale by the gallon, at manufacturers' prices, bv i. L. MYEB.S, Osage Cily, Kan. be printed and sent out this week, and Dress eooU of hijv difcrii'tion. from world and costs but little more than common mixed paint.

Tor his department of the A. T. S. F. Meeers.

Bron and Gravely, of tho A. T. S. F. general Topeka, came down last Friday afternoon with Charley Rjua to tak9 a S.

E. Robertson, of the Topeka Com 8 cents to 1 o0 a yard at the popular from the programme as agreed upon by mercial School, was in this city "Monday New ork Store of Freund fc Bern- the committee, an interesting, enter workingup the interests of that excellent As the ice cream and soda water the remainder of the club, performed the duties of host to perfection, and the strangers present of whom there were several were 60on chatting as gaily and institution. A thorough course in busi taining and instructive day for members Ginghams for (.. 10 and 12 Cents per of the ordr an.l outsiders too mav modest part in -'The Kida" grand We took the trouble to show the bojra around town behind our and, after they had enjoyed tho evenirs with the young folks, they I form, broma, cocoa, chocolate, fancy pickles, California canned goods, etc. i A large and complete ftoek of vard at Freund A IWheinicrV.

ness taught. Fall term begins September season will soon be at hand I wish to IS 18S3. Write to Pond's Business remark that I have a full assortment looked for. vuwtgf, ici lopenaave, jopetta, rvans. -We were considerably non plussed of Dr.

Price's special flavors in quart bottles or in smaller quantities, put for a few moments last Tuesday by a Farmers wanting cultivator shovels made or repaired will do well to call on gentleman accosting us on the street, and requesting us to make an announce J. L. Williams. 36w-l mixed paint, white lead, turpentine, benzine, gasoline, oils, varnishes and brushes at Myers'. Carprlo! fjirpel! Capet! Hemp, ingrain.

Bru--ls nn'i oil cloth carets. nho stair carpets at the New Yoik Store. Our trunks tsk the lead, third shipment of trunks and valises sinew So. 100 ti links and 100 valisps arrived today at the New York Store of Freund Bernheimer. up expressly for restaurants and soda fountains, as well as for family use.

Jones' Ncrsekv Pierson Bros, of the ment lor preaching at his church for next Sunday. Our failure to reeogni.e Barclay Nurserv have on hand all kinds of fruit trees and small fruit plants. him was from the fact we were used to tjive tnem a call. MEDICAL. LUMBER.

i- seeing him with a full beard, which he had removed. Best dress ginghams ten cents a yard, 250 pieces of St. Gall embroidery, ii Jon A. MabtTs. L.

W. Bboww. at jyiassey Cheap store. rect trom Awitzerlanu, come and see Rev. I.

R. Spencer, of the Christian tteryBelt! hem. no trouble to show goods, at The largest stock of crockery and Freund Bernheimer's. church, Topeka. will preach at the New Church Chapel in this city next Sunday MAHTI3XT BROWN, 3 glassware in tne city at Sprague, Avery OO.

E. CUKSS CmmmDnur Never was our stM-k btter completed in every lepnriment then it is this sea One dollar buys a pair of men's full DEALERS I freely as though eui rounded by neighbors and old friends. Among those present from a distance our reporter noticed Messrs. O. H.

Brown 8nd Gravely, of Topeka; John Michaels and Miss McConnell, of Scran ton; Messrs. Price and Jones, of Arvon-ia; C. C. Patton, John and MJsse3 Ida and Sadie Keizer, of Lyon county; A. H.

Warner and wife, Irvin Haller, J. B. Mayberry, Misses Haller, Fenlon, May berry, Stevens, Berry, Logue and Elvi Conklin, of Eurlingame. Among the older persons present were, Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Ryu. Mrs. J.

A. Martin, Mrs. Gentry, Mrs. Leah Kay. Mr.

and Mrs. C. S. Jones, Mr. and Mra.

B. F. Hendrix, Dr. and Mrs. Eidson, of Reading, Messrs.

V. Admire, M. K. Howe, J. II.

Kibbe and others. As our reporter failed to get a complete description of the ladies dresses, we are necessarily obliged to omit that; it is sufficient to say however, thf.t the pleasure and enjoyment depicted on their countenances, heightened by the good taste and elegance of the toilets contributed to make them just too lovely for any use. The members of the son, and you nre most respectfully invi Otvtnu. expressed themsalves greatly though pleasantly disapDointod ia Osage City. That's what they ajl f-ay.

Mrs. J. B. Weber left fr Topeka last Saturday to gpesd some time rigitiDg. Mr.

John UolJen, of Cayuga county, N. is on a visit to hig cousin, Mts. II. L. Ferris, near this city.

Mr. Holden was in Osage couDty Eve years ago nod voted for Osage City to be the county seat. Learning that tho question was again beiDg agitated he thought be would drop in in time to do another good turn for his old neighbor. Mr. Turner, the Santa Fe agent at this place, is off cd a visit to Chicago.

In his absence Mr. I. E. Cain has chargo cf the office. Mrs.

M. B. Campbell left Monday for an extended visit to friendi and relatives in tho east. During her absence she will visit in Peceylva-nia, Illinois and Michigan, and will Vc gone eeveral months. Misses Mattie and Elia Ilelfricb and their brother, Roy, left on Friday night for North Auburn, their future home.

I'r. A. M. and wife, of Reading, were in the city Friday. They remained for the party.

Messrs. J. S. Danford and T. M.

Gruwell returned from their trip to Denver and the mining regions last Monday morning. They are both highly pleased with that country and stock plow shoes at Massey's. KmfrDausa, ted to call and pxsminc our stock cf goods and we will always lm phased to morning at 11 o'clock ar.d in tho evening at 7J o'clock. Mr. Spencer has been preaching here once a month since December the" third Sunday in each month and will continue to do so.

A cordial invitation is extended to the The best leather preservative in the MCStALOA, wait on you, Remember the place. world is AID OIL, it is absolutely New York Storo of Freund A Bern- water proof. Asa harness oil it has no equal. For sale by S. L.

Myers by tbe hiemer. public to attend these services. xs. ii I suits tor ciuMren -i to i years. quart or gallon.

WANTED. suits for big atid srrail, suits for the rich C. M. Foulks, general claim agent and poor, it will surely pay you to come of the Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe -i-iuu gooa oas, wainut, red elm or to 1 New York Store of Lath, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Lime, Sand, railroad, had bis daughter Gracie bitten Freund A Rernhr iiner, mulberry fence post. Enquire of A.

B. Cooper, Osage City, Kansas. two days ago by a mad cat at Topeka. Me called on Dr. Dickson, at the Pacific House, Kansas City, for treatment.

Tb "Charley, where did you get that cap. 1 and Brech cheese at Phil. Limberger Gerlach's. and what did vou pnv tor madstone adhered for -over two hours. 'Why.

I got it at the New York Store. and would belit-ve it. if I tell ou I No further trouble is expected. Tipeka Paper. Jottn Chrivt OSAGE CITY, KANSAS.

name paid onlv five r-nts for it. they just re ta Bt wlaalw thsa Hf In nia The cheapest and tho best place to Mr. Foulks did not refer to this mat cieved 300 and thev just slaughter them 9 mora toetriettrla does ia day. Tb ealv EI girtae primary and Meaodarr Ct lt irroamau. Oaa for a nickle.

that's the i lace for you to I ter when he was here the other day, so I club each wore a very t3stetul badge mraif MI.M4 rnimd. m.ide ma mild IUWM brinj back glowing account? of it. Mr. Danford espeots to make Denver bis home shortly, get meat is at the West Side Meat Market. Try iL Pay the cash, get good meat, good cvsd asd tocraaaad tUl MiMt mma caaaot go, and go be rii.l.

Wft suppose, thete was "no further the letter in white on crimson ground 1 U. MomUlco la ooetactwtta, tlx ittn to H2J trrtutsit. We are now handling the Gold dust trouble." for AijBivinff lflftrtaity to, mma nut of thm body. weight and have no grumbling. John i ii .11 a.

a oil muoni ia eonpiauHa mbw owio. a csnoio teetoror 01 hooiia man near. Christ, woetside. am. ivouer x-aiem uran is lloUr an.i Th.

loc, of the a COStoraers snv those brands are the best I lady, Min Effie Fih. Miss Fish's will MEDICAL USES OF ELECTRICITY on the left lappel of the coat. The Free Press extends its good wishes to "The Kids," and trusts that their next and succeeding efforts may be a successful as their first. Complete Stock, Good GradBs. TrneMeasnre and Low Prices.

80 passbook, eontainiac foil tmuiliillia Bolted corn meal, chop feed and or ri: iaanim wtta qifouono lot mttumwjummnmm they ever used. Got a It ial sack at the nempt her mm offers of half, boots and cigars, Co-operative Store. Market street, we.t but she wi'l be excused from the indaatri-aide of railroad. us 'n 'D ot laborious, ennaamptioo of baled hay for sale at the Osage City elevator. BELT CO.

tii a S14 CketUat SU iTT.L0CXS.KO. I drink, devolving on maoy of the male news- For Snlf. 1 nave a lacge worK nore tor saje. I gatnerert. ArcAon Ctampiun.

Remember Tbla. 200 cords of good wood, and 2.000 fence b- L- Myers. Miss Efh'ie Fish is an Osage county posts. Enquire of Phil Gerlach. tf If yoti are sick Hop Bitters will sorely aid Decidedly the largest stock of boots Pirl having learned the printing trade We ere residents here, aad permanently established In this btLnsess.

Pleas give us call before purchasing, see our stock and learn oar prices. We will de our bet to give you satisfaction. A stare in making yoa well when ai else fails If yonr are costive or dyspeptio, or are suffer and shoe in the county at Howard's. 'Holland herrings, at Phil Gerlach's. and Mr Gruwell, ws hsar raade soue investments in mint1.

skiff Martin run down from Lawrease last Friday to attend the party. Ha retarned Sunday, and will finish hid course a' commercial college ia a couple of weeks. Mr. Harvey, the night operator. ha icovsd to Xewton.

Ernst Loewshke, Howard's right hand man, has been nursing his right arm for some time on account of rheumatism. Mr. Willie Ryus left fir LaYeta, Colorado, the first of tbe week. Mrs. O.

Griffis ill continues very sick with the rheumatism. Dr. W. L. Schenck and E.

B. Shaw attended a meeting of the Eastern District Medical Association, in Topeka, Tuesday. Gcs. Burklccd attended a meeting ef the State Jewelers Association, at Emporia, Tuesday, and we see by a report of it that he was appointed on the committee of the black list. iujj from any other of tho numerous 4 i teases of Council Meeting.

The city council met in regular session Tuesday eyening, all the old mem bers present except Stnckhouse and Marshall. A few bills were allowed. Sam Slusser was given thirty days to curb and pave the alley in block No.14, Weiherell'8 addition. This alley runs east and west in rear.of buildings on ou tbe Burlingame Herald. She slung type on the Free Press for a time last fall during the disability of one of our force.

We wish her success. the stomach or bowels, it is year own faalt MARTIN BROWN. Buck Linuren have received a large Stock of clothing ami dry goods for the Extra colored shirting ten cents, usual price 12 cents per yard, at Massey'B you remain ill, for Hop Bitters are a sovereign remedy in all fuoa complaints. If yon are wasting away with any form of spring trad Smoke tho Semirants Cigar, at Phil. Gerlach's.

On Monday evening a good many Kidney disease, stop tempting Death this mo ment, and turn for a core to lion Bitters. W. C. EDWARDS, of our citizens were attracted bv a If you are sics with that terrible sickness bright star in close proximity to the Two cans of nerly all kinds of fruit arrewer to lor 20 cents, at i). C.

Bothel s. Nervoasne3fryou will nod a "Balm in Gileaa in the use of Hop Bitters. Ifyouarea frequenter, or a resident of 1 moon, apparently getting nearer and vneap store. Seed Potatoes! Seed Potatoes! Clark's No. 1, Early Ohio, Beauty of Hebron, Burbanks, Early Rose, Peachblows, have now arrived and are to be had at reasonable prices at tbe Co operative Store.

Market street, west of railroad. Feed! Feed! Feed! Bran, shorts, corn chop, oil meal cake. north 6ideof Market street, between 5th and 6th. Mayor Cooper then thanked the old council for courtesies shown him during The I have a full stock of leed. corn, corn misamatie district, barricade your system against tbe scourze of all countries malarial nearer, until about quarter past eight it had fully disappeared behind that luminary.

While banging on the edge chop and bran. D. C. Botuel. Kansas Lumber Company, OSAGE CITY, KAS.

Wholesale and retail dealer in all kinds of epidemics, billions, SDd intermittent fevers by tbe Hop Hitters. My grocery department is as good as of that part of the moon in shadow, it If you have rough pimply, or sallow skin ova rcBLic schools. bis terra of office, and said that the city's outstanding scrip had decreased during his adminit-tration from two thousand dollars to three hundred. Councilman John Gray, maj or elect, bad breath, pains and aches, and feel misera presented an interesting sight. Can you can find.

Prices cant be beat. Come and see for your-elves. D. C. BOTHEL.

ble generally, Hop Hitters will give you a fair skin, rich blood, and sweet breath, health, Report of Superintendent for week ending some ot our local astronomers tell us something about it? UMBER! and comfrt. April 6th, IS 83. In short they eore all diseases of tbe stomach We have enjoyed a brief visit from Bowels, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys, Si I have on hanl at my grocery a full line of meats. You will find a good assortment. Hams, breakfast bacon, dry, call aiid bacon hams, sliced, and all then tendered his resignation as councilman from the 3d ward, which was accepted.

The mayor and newly elect- I shall at all times keep a large stock. My facilities for Durchasinz are Bright' Disease. $300 will be paid for a case our Welsh friend, Tom Pritchard, who they will not cure or help. is now located at CatboriVlale. Tom That poor, bedridden, invalid wife, sister, unequaled, as my time devoted to purchasing etock for all my yards in Kansas having fifteen on the A.

T. S. F. railroad alone. Thankin? man rrtan ju-iLr a ao rf other meats cut to oider.

D. C. Both el. mother or daughter, oaa be made tbe picture of Rooms. used to be a little inclined to the flowing bowl, but be has quit that a long time health, by a few bottles of Hop Bitters, costing i1 i i I the public for past patronage, and soliciting their trade in the future.

bet a trine Yt ill yoa let tnem saserr No room for dead beats or lonj time ago. Mr. 1 ntcbard ia an educated, polished, well read gentleman, and we are always on had at the Co operative Store. Fruit Tree Cheap, At the Jones nursery. We are the only fruit tree dealers in the county that grow our own trees.

We have three or four thousand apple trpe at 5 to 7J cents each, also one thousand budded peach trees at 12i cents each. Othar good home grotvn stock, cheap. Pierson BRes. Barclay. Osage Kas.

36w3 Early rose seed potatoes, 50 cents, at my cellar. H. L. Fekris. 10,000 rolls of wsJl "paper, just received for spring trade, at P.

O. Book Store. Wall Pafeb! Wall PAPErl At P. O. Book Store.

John Gray is elected mayor so if you 1 am, re3pectfullv, 11 W. C. EDWARDS. Tbe Bad atad Wortbless lelio.vs. Sell cise for cash is my motto.

I). C. Botuel. i are never imitated or counterfeited. This is es always glad to meet him doing well.

pecially true of a family medicine.and it it pos He has left a well written article on the office, and the old council adjourned sine die. Mayor Gray called the new council together, and they organized by the election of T. L. Marshall president and adjourned. A tiood Book A rent.

As a rule we are down on all book agents not so much on the agents at on the business. All rules have their Room o. 1, central sehocd. itive proof that tbe remedy imitated is of the GRAND OPENING! favorite subject of Kansas especially highest value. As soon as it has been tested 53 49 104 5 43 41; 84 61157 '42 31; 73 55 45 xi 74 57 44 73 55 47 35i 73 40 30 69 4S40 60 73 57 49 Osage county which will glorify the A Convrniiii.ii, I heardtwo men talking on the street the otherTlay.

On- to the other. "Time are dull; wot is slack and it takes about jU I can make to live." The other fays. "Whrs do you trade on a book down to -Wall and proved by tbe whole wcrli that Hop Bit -ykJTA 1 -t a-s-o-w columns of the Free Press next week. ters was the purest, best and most valuable NEXT SATURDAY, 14th, 1883, family medicine on earth, many imitatioas Vest school North-east school Craig school Mr. Curtis baa returned from the sprung up and began to steal tbe notices in At JEXNIE BROWN'S.

SStfl Ladies are invited to oail 112,16: 2818 15 Idon I trade at D. Pothd's for meeting ot presbytery, at Waverly, exceptions. Now, here is an old man. which the press and people of tbe country bad cash. I have saved money riitht alone.

motley county, and reports one of the J. F. White, in his eventy fourth year. expressed tbe merits of II." and in every Yes, I am the man that burns D. Lan Visitors for the week Mr.

Brandon. Ohio: Mrs. A. Totten, Mrs. M.

K. Howe, and Miss Allie Schenck, Osage City. Roll of honor: want barb wire call at D. M. Clerunaer best meetings ever held.

A great deal poor and deserving, who has obtained dreth Son's seeds tbe end of tbe season. Do vou believe any merchant Farmer, You can soil your butter and eggs for cash at D. C. Bothel's. I buy for cash and sell for cash.

of business was transacted and every- the agency for a book called Our West- way trying to induce iunenog invalids ta use tbeir staff instead, expecting to make money on tbe credit aad good name ef II. B. Many others started nostrums put up in similar style Robert Murray. Call and see new goods and get bar-gains at Vo'Imarfc A ten's. Dressmaking also extensively carried on.

Laura Jones, sell clean out, or does he pack them up and send them back to tbe grower to be In the slack work you know when you go to a cash house you cn save money, thing- are sa Mrs. Massey is no prepared to suit almost ny person in the very latest style of millinery, which have just ben received i hw week, at verv low price. at th-large building on 6th street. mixed with a small quantity of new seeds and sent back the nxt season? Sprague, Avery Co. have the largest stock of wall paper in Osage county.

We advise the ladies of Osage City and vicinity to examine the fine stock I guarantee all of Land ret h's seeds to grow with a fair chance. So don lose your time and use of land by buying poor seeds. S. L. Mters.

FOR SALE ATA BARGAIN. A bouse and 4 lots on Market street, between 2d and Topeka avenue. House contains nine (9) rooms, cellar, well and cistern, all new and in good condition. For price and terms write or see Gust. Johnson, ofSceover Sprague, Avery store.

This is Rev. C. Vestling's propery. 33w6 In the line of dry eoods. notions, Jlonejr waved Bv 'buying your meat from Chri.t.

Weitt ide meat market. John Look at those nice crockery sets at Sprague, Avery A Dora Martin, Nellie Hanslip, Eva Scott, Lillie Hunsicker. Minnie Leighton, Mary Maher, Walter Miller. Eddie Carlson, Blanch Hntchbanks, Minnie Allen, May Adams. Martha Segertein, Mollie Crane, Alvin Nopemt, Mary Engstroiu.

Albert Marple, Frank Martin, Willie Ward. Philip Young, Bessie Smith, Walter Leiehty. David Jooea. Xellie Jones. Florence Miller, Defla Evans.

Eddie Leiehtv, Norman Stronjt, Sarah MeMiliaa. MaudGUfoiL Nora McCall. thing put in good working order. The frn Border," the incidents of which popular meetings each evening and the Indian stories, early adventures and all Sabbath school Service were of great that sort of thing occurred a hundred interest. On Sabbath afternoon a large years ago.

lie sells the bock for $2 75 children meeting was held. An inter and $3 25. The book is really a good esting feature of this meeting waa the one and fall of interest and instruction baitim. by Mr. Curtis, of the infant son Every one who subscribes for it wll of Iiev.

and Bfra. Pocock, the name probably get the full value of their given being Paul Curtis Pocock. The money in book, and double its cost in people ot Waverly were very kind and the consciousness of having helped a hospitable and made everybody wel- worthy old gentleman to earn an honest come. There were over eighty mini-ter support. and elder in attendance- Mr.

Curth, This old man is really a curiosity to waa elected delegate to tho general as- talk with. He was a soldier in the eint.lj of the church. Black Hawk Indian war in 18312. which meet in May next, at Saratoga first belonged to the Kecond Illinois Springs Mr. Curtia old Cavalry, -when Gen." Gaines commanded r.lsie SjniHu.

Mina Admire, Anua Nesbitt. MajTKie Wynne, Maud Smart. Bertha Hiuchbanks. Emma ttodds, Mvrtie Hanks. Maggie Craig, Grai-e Scott, Willie Snicks.

Jessie Skid more, Grace Meltoo, Bertie Roborougb, Clarenee Reed, t'harlea Toung. Martha Canneil. Gertie Burr, Kate MeKinneo. Mary Clift. LflUe Sox man.

Jennie John Wxldv. Willie McEilresh. Zaeta Little. Maud Kaylor," Anna Anderson. to II.

with variously devised names tn wbiea tbs word "Hop" er "Hops" were used in a way to indue people to believe they were tbe tame as Hop Bitters. AH such pretended remedies or euros, no matter what their style or name is, atid especially those witb tbe word "Hop" or "Hops" ia tbeir name or in say way connected witb them or their imitations or counterfeits. Beware of them. Touch none of them. Use nothing but tbe genuine Hop Bitters, witb a bunch or cluster of green Hops oa tbe white label.

Trust nothing else. Druggists and dealers are warned against dealing ia imitations or aennterfeits E. MILLS Real Estate Agency, OSAGE CITY, KATSSX6 Six lots aad good frame bouse 2x24 feet, 4 rooms good water, ia good location en east Hollidsy ft. Price, $1,009. Jennie Brown has returned from the east and at usual her selection of good of new millinery goods just received by rs.

Jennie Brown. She bas been long established in that business, and knows just what is wanted. She aims to carry the latest styles, and sells at tbe lowest prices. Waxted Local agents for tbe Hartford Life and Annuity Insurance Co. The cheapest safe Hie insurance extant.

Endorsed by many of our leading business men. Good salaries paid. For particulars apply to O. F. Sawtir.

EmporIa Special agent for southern Kansas. is simply splendid. Gruwell Smith are selling out at actual The Barclay storo pyinit 3cU. above market price for corn this we-k. Re.

member Howard ha received nearly alt of his prir.g stock. nitoid.t go to Gruwell Smith' and secure come of those fine bargains before they are all gone. Bulk seeds guaranteed fresh and of cost. Yoa will always regret it if you don't secure some of the bargains. best quality at the Co-operative store.

Ta yoathful oclor, beauty sad lustre arc Market street, west of railroad. Wall Pafm of all grades and prices gradually restored to gray hair by Parker's at P. O. Book Store. Hair Balsam..