The Ottawa Daily Republic from Ottawa, Kansas • Page 4

Mrs. Van Doren, dressmaker, will re Seventh pecial Sale Bank of Ottawa, OTTAWA, KAS- Please Take Notice. All persons knowing themselves to be indebted to Ring Smith would oblige us by calling and settling immediately. On account of our disaster from fire in Baltimore, we are in urgent need of ready cash. dtfwl Rixg Smith.

Dr. Edward B. Herrick, formerly as sistant physician at N. Y. Lunatic Asylum, Wards Island, together with Dr.

E. For Two Weeks Ending June 5. Ladies G-loves and Mitts. Just completed, our stock of summer Gloves and Mitts of all the Leading season, which consists of one of the Finest lines in the offer at special Prices to Close our Immente stock in the silk Mitts at; 2oc per pair; 10 dozen opera shades all silk pair; 5 dozen specialities (all shades) all silk at 50c per and colored all silk, Extra quality, at 65c per pair; 5 Patterns Length "at 75c per pair; 5 dozen black Best made, at $1.00 per pair. in Lisle Thread, Lofty and Pure Thiead Silk(in all shades) from 5c, 20c, 25c, 30c, 3oc, 40c, 50c, GOc, 75c, 1, 1.25.

Sale of goods that is New and Desirable, and do not make goods that is out of style or out of season, but give vou obtainable in Eastern markets. a GO 0 CO 0 3 98 Main. Farms aai City Property, Novelties of the City, which we next Two Weeks. 10 dozen black all Mitts at 25c per pair; 5 dozen black dozen black Lace Pure Thread silk, 50 Dozen Gloves at prices ranging We make Special specialtias on old the best goods xn P-I in this and Other Camfe DEAN SON Memorial The following information and program has been prepared for the convenience of our readers: General Order No.l. Headquarters George II.

Thomas Post Xo.lSDept of Kansas, G. A. R. Ottawa, May 21st, 1SSG. Comrades: Mondav, the 31st day of May 1880 will in obedience to General Order No.

3 from Dept No 3 Headquarters be observed among us as Memorial Day. Other Posts in the vicinity, old soldiers not members of any Post, in fact, all are cordially invited to join in this, our labor of "love, and tribute to the mearory of our country's dead. And while we so revere the memory of our departed loved ones, who are beyond our reach, let us not forget to be kind and helpful to our living comrades, and especially to those who by sickness and distress may need our attention. J. A.

Prow, D. C. Young, Post Adj. Post Commander. PROGRAMME.

Assemble at one o'clock p. in. March at 2:00. Column will form on Main street.right resting on Second. 1.

Pomona Cornet Band. 2. Company E. First K. N.

G. 3. vie Societies. 4. Visiting Posts.

H. George H. Thomas Post. 6. Old Soldiers not members.

7. Orator of the Day in carriage. 8. W. R.

C. in carriages. 9. Chariot representing the Goddess of Liberty, surrounded by 38 little girls. 10.

Chariot containing 35 boys representing the different branches of the service. 11. G. A. K.

Male Chorns. 12. Citizens in Carriages. AT THE CEMETERY. I.

Overture by band. 2. Song, America by G. A. R.

male chorus. 3. Prayer by Kev. O. W.

Van Osdel. 4. Song, We deck their graves alike to-day, H. P. Danks.

5. Address of welcome to visitors, by Col. D. C. Young, Post Commander.

6. Oration, by Gen'l L. H. Waters, of Kansas City. 7.

Song, Cover them over with beautiful flowers, E. F. Stewart. 8. Music by band at cemetery.

9. Decoration of Soldiers' graves, assisted by eons and daughters of veterans. 10. Dismission by Rev. McKinney.

The male chorus is under the leadership of Professor Boyle. Col. Frank P. Gates, marshal. Major C.

W. Oldroyd, assistant marshal. A. DE A Improved and Dnifflprovei Laiiis Information Cheerfully Given. Office 1st Door North J.

BUES' Grocer, JDr. Nor riff Old Office HOI A DAY, uxniture- a the latest designs A. I so large assort-- ice of S. i robes in mbilmin? iearse and carriages furnished when de tine. X3f tiam top tne cueaoest to tne oest: an A large and veil selected stock of ment of Collins and cloth Caskets, all siz all sizes trom white and oiacc iames ijrents ana onuurei ac.

always ia stock, large and sm ill. spiVntifinallv done and satisfaction guaranteed. Everything left to our care will NARY! iVOLUTIO of til receive genteel and careful attention sired In Each throb of the great national olate the laws of national health can violat All Point to tlie ISTea-r 3Tx heart effects for weal or woe every without injury to the entile organism member turn from Parkerville next Monday, ana will be'jrjad to see her patrons. 12d3 L. Eich.

Frank, an operator from Rocher'a gallery of Chicago, is now with Corwin making fine Cabinets at $3.00 per dozen. I Rube Smith.the champion wild turkey hunter of Miami county, was in uttawa to-day he attracted a good deal of atten tion. Mr. Emery the patentee of the Sis Co. oven for Gasoline Stoves, will give an exhibition of the baking qualities of this oven at Branson El der's Hardware Store.ou Thursday m.

and evening he will show the la dies how to bake perfectly with one nan tne gasoline usuauy usea. loas James Alpaugh, of Adel, Iowa.is in the city the guest of M. Russell. Mr. Al paugh is en route for Winf eld, Kans.t where he goes to engage in the abstract business.

He is one of the finest penmen in the west. Harpers Bazar Patterns are now for sale, at Shomo's Book and Jewelry Store. He has a catalogue show ing cuts or all patterns, rrices oi patterns are 20 per cent cheaper than others. dwl Quarterly meeting for the North Side M.E. church will be Iheld Saturday and Sunday next, commencing on Saturday evening at 8 o'clock p.

Rev. R. H. Sparas of Garnett, and Rev. E.

C. Boag of Baldwin, will conduct the exercises. Miss Maggie; E. Jones would like to get a few scholars in music, terms reasonable, to suit the times. Call at Locust street, six doors south of Seventh, or address Box 325.

10d6 Quite a large number of Emporiansare making arrangements to attend the Sunday School Assembly at Ottawa. Several tents have already been secured. The Emporia delegation will be heard from when they do arrive there. Emporia News. Nash, the boss hardware man, is sole agent for Lyons Clark's adjustable fruit and vegetable 6team evaporator.

Call and see him about it. 13d3 There were 137 tents erected last year for the Assembly meeting, which, was a great increase over the preyious year. But to-day, which is four weeks from the date of Assembly, there have been taken 17C locations which is 39 more already, than last year. It looks as it the secietary will have to proyide at least 100 more tents this year than last. We have a complete line of charcoal filled and also of paper lined Ilefrigerators and Ice-Boxes in Oak and Walnut grained and in solid Ash and Oak at prices as low as any in the maiket.

wedsat-w3 J. E. Forbes Co. Cap. Griffin was in from Pomona hunting an editor to take hold and start a weekly paper in that town, to take the place of the Enterprise now defunct.

He was pointed bo one of the Ottawa editors who was stalking around in a happy mood with a card pinned on his back which read "Editor of the Dynamite he did not care to engage him. Nash, the new hardware has the cheapest and best horpe rake in the county. tf Some prohibition friend speak as if they were pleased to that the sales on permit at the drug stores are getting more numerous every month. To such it will be unwelcome news to learn that they havebeen gradually getting less, and are now twenty per cent, lower than the first and second months after the new law came into operation. Buckwheat, Millet, Pumpkin and Melon Seed, Navy Beans, Turnip and Mangel Wurtzel Seed at Forbes.

wed sat-w3 ing a speciality by Mr. Franklin, at Shomo iV'ew Jewelry Store. Satis faction guaranteed. Mr. Alpaugh informs us that while passing through Des Moines yesterday witnessed a most horrible accident.

It seems that Christie, the wholesale cracker man, had his fine horse out exercising, when something appeared to be wrong with one of the spindles of his rig. He stopped at a blacksmith shop and had it repaired, where the blacksmith neglected to put en the tap. He had scarcely left the shop when the wheel came off. The horse became unmanageable and ran at a break-neck speed down Court avenue, where it collided with a rig, the property of A. Park, killing the driver and himself; also injuring Mr, Parks horse.

Both animals were fiue stock, costing upwards of one thousand dollars each. Mr Christie escaped with slight injuries. The Ottawa Steam Laundry (form erly railroad rink) is now in full working order and will take in work from Monday morning until Thurs day night and return same by Saturday night. Either send work or no tify the hrm to can lor it. uti To Let.

A house, seven rooms on Cedar between Sixth and Seventh streets. Enquire ol James kodd, next door. Odtf For Sale Two Telegraph Instru ments complete, and one small print-press with four fonts of type. Ap- ply at mis oince. Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy a positively cure lor caiarrn, uipiuena, uu tainci mouth.

tebld6n a At Becker it Cowden s. Money on hand farms at Lowest Western Security Go P. Stimpson, assistant S'ipt. at Osawato-mie, were among the Refitblican callers to-day. A good millinery stock for sale or trade.

tf Richards Curl. The Mo. Pacific will make a special rate of one and one-third fare for the round trip.rom Paola and intermediate stations to Ottawa on Decoration Day, Monday May 31st. Sewing machines for rent at'5c. to $1.00 per week.

Call at the Household agency, Variety Store. tf S.W. If we were postmaster of Ottawa, the United States mails would not wait the Missouri Pacific depot until all express matter was got safely aboard of the transfer wagon. Persons desiring board at the Bon Ton Dining Hall during please make application soon in order that the accommodations may be adequate to the rush. JOHN LACKER, 13d6 Proprietor.

The 1W. R. C. meets to-morrow (Thursday) at the residence of Mrs. S.

L. Patrick at 4 o'clock sharp. A full attendance desired. Married This morning at the Methodist parsonage by Rev. C.

W. Gullett, Mr. Geo. F. Stockey of St.

Louis and Miss Mary Sweeney of New York, Ladies aad Gentlemen, remembe that the best place to get ice cream is at the North Ottawa ice cream parlor. 31. Grossman has had sixteen years experience and will guarantee a No. 1 cream. All orders for ice cream filled on short notice.

Soda water and everything pertaining to a first class confectionary at the same place. I3d3 M. Grossman. Liberal DonatioQ. C.

W. Smith, vice president of the Santa Fe and S. K. systems of railroad, has been visiting Forest Park and enquiring into the work and prospects of the S. S.

Assembly. He expressed himself very pleased with the public spirit of enter prise manifested by the citizens, pf Ottawa and the managers of the Assembly. He yesterday manifested his appreciation of the united efforts of the people by donating in the name of the railroad, $500 to the Assembly for park improvements. This is not all the benefit we are to receive In this direction but it is a substantial commencement for which we are grateful and which all our good citizens will not fail to appreciate. Organs to Rent.

Organs to rent or for sale on monthly payments, at Tldl2 John Iefferies Co. CARD OF THANKS. To tha kind friends who showed their sympathy during the long illness of in their untir. ing acts of kindness to him. Especially to his young friends who visited him and by their presence, cheerful conversation and reading to him, helped to pass many hours pleasantly that would otherviss have been loDg and weary, (He appreciated your kindness and often expressed himself grateful and learned to look forward to your coming.) And to the ladies for their floral gifts, and all thers deeds, we wish to for their kind i return sincere thanks and assure you that we can never forget your kindness.

C. W. Oldroyd. S. C.

Oldroyi. Cheap Tin Ware, There is getting to be a good deal of cheap tin ware sold in this city, and as there seems to be a demand for it from our customers, we shall hereafter carry in all the new' staple articles, a line of the cheaper as well as of the finer goods. wedsat-w3 J. K. Forbes Co.

A. O. U. W. A special meeting of Queen City Lodge will be held at Lillard Moyers offic, Fiiday evening, May 28th.

at 7:30 sharp. Important business. Let every member attend. 14d2 Jf. A.

Marceix, M. W. Gail at Cash Store the Behive goods. and price tf Strawberries, We have made arrangements which enable us to furnish choice fresh strawberries, blackberries.rasp-berries, oranges, lemons and all kinds of fruit, at bottom prices. Please give us a call.

Hdl2 John Jeffries Co. Monejr to ljoaii. Cheaper than any one. Special low rates on large loans. Farm or City security.

tf Bn ant Beach y. Choice Country Butter. Choice country and creamery butter, cool and fresh, at Ildl2 John Jefferies Co. to Loan on good "rates. delay Over Hanes Manning's In order to meet the spirit of the times, we have arrayed OXjOSIB MARGI1TS fru.ro.

of the body politic and no one member 9 bargains in Tt- W- ETSTTJ2S OVER Call at "HEADQUARTERS" and get one of our Carpets, Clothing, Boots and Shoes Also anything in the Dry Goods line usually kept a first-class Dry Goods; House, U. A. 13. Baldwin. DOrSON, President.

A. G. BARNETT, Vice Ties't. E. A.

IIANES, Cashier. Do a General Banking Business. THE GOODINBAN OTTAWA, KANSAS. W. Goodin, II.

(JOODIft. L. C. Stmb, Cashier A fuix cahi capital, not inheritedbu (cumulated by hard work. TWKLVE YEAKtt contiiiuoua and successful bus Jess.

KEI'LTA I ION FOIt 8AFETV WKDXKMIA XKW Boom the S. S. Assembly. Ice cream every Ike The waterworks force is making good progress this week. More Kooda for the money than at any other store in town, at the Otta wa Variety Store.

tf Mrs. Diosmore of Lawrence, was visit ing here yesterday. L. II. rank's new style at Cor wins.

1 2. O. Tabor is managing the Hamblin house while Mr. Sexton is at Fort Scott The best goods and lowest prices at A. J.31AA8 Clothing btore.

tf Chas. Garrett, Orwell. is one of our welcome visitors to day. WAXTED. Girl for general house work.

Apply this oflice. tf Frank Sutton returned to Kansas City this a. in. One front office rocm for rent, tf C. Heck.

Ice water on draught free to everybody, at Y. M. C. A. rooms.

the Behive Cash htore ten per cent plan of doing business, tf They have begun to build the stone walls at the waterworks to-day. Good first tf mortgage notes Dought. kicuards Curl. An interesting young peoples meeting at the Presbyterian church last night. McCullough cigar, the best nickle cigar in the world, at Ike Heed's, tf Three prairie schooners veil equipped for farming, passed through town icicli.

I rank of Chicago, artist withCorwin, cabinets $3 00 per dozen. Ladiofl now use in social correspondence a French blue ink which, when dry, has a glazed and hisbly polished appearance. We want to see you at the Behive Cash store. tf Everything except the broom and dust pan seems to "placed" or ornameally Jiung up now in the fashionable hallway Iew ooods! nothing but New Goods at A. J.

Maas' Clothing Store tf 1). Hurley and wife, and W. C. Harley went East to-day to spend the heated term in northern Michigan. a rm j'orrenione oince ana two rear rooms on second-floor.

tf IIaklkv. llfnieuiber the rity library needs your patronage. J3LiErLESS MIGHTS, I le by that terrib'e cough. i the ICemedy for you. t'owderv's.

made miaera Chiloh'sCure At Beeker dwGm Mrs. bhiras Is gradually recovering from her injuries sustained by a vicious cow ehe received a few aays ago. Heck bon are now ready to deliver pure solid ice. Leave orders at Weller and Stinglev's meat markets. dtf M.

M. Sexton, proprietor of the Hamblin house, went to Fort wScott yesterday. We guess he will call at Rich Hill before he returns. Clothing! Clothing cheaper than ever at A. J.

Maas Clothing Store. tf L. R. Howell and as. M.

Furrow of Addison, Otlho kaye been looking for a location, have gene to Richmond to day and will return to-morrow. We are cot eellirjg at rest nor giving away goods, but strictly ten per cent ma) gin. Trice our goods and be convinced at the II Cash fc'toie. Wire Cloth, Screen Doors, Hinges, and Spring, Ice Cream Freezers, lie-frigerutors and Gasoline Stoves at Fortes. dwedsat-w3 The boys of the Junior department Y.

M. C. will have a social at the moras Saturday night: singing, speaking and rrfmhments. The boys are selling tickets to pay expenses. Only a dime.

Insure your property. represent some of the best companies in the Lightening, Tornado. tf Ellis JJabxell. The restrictions proposed to the making of butterine are opposed by some on the ground that money can be made out of it. The same argument might be used in regard to whisky, for the meaner the whisky the greater the profit.

Those expecting to take their meals regularly at the Dining Hall daring the Assembly will confer a favor by notifying the managers at the Centennial House as early as possible. dtf Miss Maggie Murray of London, Canada, who has been visiting her sister here will return to her home in a few days. I ast night her many young friends Bur-prised her. bringing many tokens of friendship with them. The evening was very pleasantly tpent.

The Mineral Springs at Williamsburg are preforming wonderful cares. Send 75 cents or one dollar to the Mineral Spring Williamsburg and you will receive a large jug-ful and if you are not benefited by it, money will be refunded. Call and get a free trial of it at the Hamblin house, tf WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vltalizer ts guaranteed to cure you. For sale by Becker cowiprr. Ian25dw6m THAT HACKING COUGH can be cuickly cured by Shiloh'a Cure.

We guarantee it. For le by Becker Jt Cow drv. Iam25dw6m FOR BALE. A lizht wagon suitable for one or ho horses. Enquire of 1-Jd4 Robt Detwileb.

Tvl. W.MATTHEWS MATTHEWS ELSTUN, Agts. Without danger the baby's cough can be cured by Red Star Cough Cure. No poisons. OBITUARY.

The great English calls it "old-fashioned death." But the old fashion is also the new, and neither the vigor nor valor of youth can resist it. This truth has again been sadly illustrated in the death last Friday evening, May 2lst, of Elmer G. Oldroyd, son of our esteem-townsman, C. W. Oldroyd.

E'mer was born in Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 31, 1809. He came to Kansas with his parents six years ago and has lived in Ottawa a large share of that time. His long and trying illness was borne with rare patience and cheerfulness. He met his death like a soldier and fought with a splendid courage to the very end.

So buoyant was his hopefulness that he was still painting bows of promise over the skies of the future wnen death struck tne brush from hjs nerveless grasp, pis own sufferings ii lie lost sight of in tnouentlulness forothers. often urging his devoted mother to let him care for himself. and pleading that she should not de-piive herself of social enjoyments on his account. He appreciated greatly the visits of his young friends and it must be a clad thoueht to them now that they helped make his last days bright. He was buried lst Sunday at 3 p.

m. from tbe First Methodist Episcopal church, Rev, C. Gullett conducting the funeral services. Very appropriately the last sad ofiices were performed as far as possible by his youthful associates. Six young men acted as pall-bearers and most excellent music was furnished by a Suartette consisting of Miss Lola ampbcll, Miss Cora Gill, Loyal Miller and Frank Acker, with Miss Maude Parmenter presiding at the prgan.

At thp graye eyen the hands of love must cease their ministry. We resign Elmer's strong, hopeful, bright, young spirit into the hands of the lather whose love is everlasting and whose mercy is infinite, and to the same Father we commend-his bereaved friends. Creamery Butter, The Howard Creamery Butter, the best in the market, fresh and cool, for sale by lldI2 John Jefferies Co. BUCFT.RN'P AttKlCASALVE. The Best Salve in tne world fori Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Kheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, i Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup- tions, and positively cures Piles or no i pay required.

It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or monev refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale by CJ. H. Estabrook. dwt i Buy the Xew Davis Gasoline Stove.

It has solid steel frame which cannot be broken. A smooth surface on top, easily kept clean, low oven, single generator and is the only gasoline stove in which when the center burner is lighted the other burners on top will light themselves by simply turning on the gas. We have alio the Tropic four burner stove for those who may desire a high oven stove, and we recommend it as a very carefully made stove with single generator and one that will entirely satisfy the requirements of any one desiring a high oven stove, wed sat-w3 J. E. Forbes Co.

MAIN STREET, NORTH OTTAWA, a Speciality. LAND OFFICE. Farm Loans NORTH OTTAWA INVINCIBLE I ill -iiyl II A dry air Refrigerator, in which moisture, dampness or condensation, these great objectionable features, predominant; in all other Refrigerators at present in the market, A li 7aV UXKNU1VN. Owing to the peculiar construction of our Ice pan, with a dead air-space drip pan underneath and to the hollow space surrounding the entire inner absolute absence of moisture is accomplished to such an extent, that Matches, Salt or any other absorbents of moisture may be stored in the provision chamber for an indefinite time, Without being affected.also paper saturated with water, will completely dry within a short time. Under such favorable conditions it is clear, that our "Invincible" will consume less Ice and obtain a lower temperature than other Refrigerators, and as a consequence will keep any article of food in a good state of preservation.

As to Simplicity of Construction, our Invincible is unequaled; by unscrewing the round head screws on top and front, the whole inner Case can bo taken out and aired and cleaned. They are made of Ash, handsomely finished and will-last a life time. For sale at the INVINCI Branson Elder Hardware GOTTCHAIK Sole Patentees and lannfactirers, lum. A. Mothers and Fathers I Geo.

WASHBURN ARCHITECT AND uperintenden Here is a "Waist" Offering by BLE Mechem Smart Attorney at Law OTTAWA, KAKSAS. ENOCH HARPOLE Attorney and Counsellor AT LA.W, OTTAWA, KAS. S.E.THOMAS ATTORNEY-AT-IaAW OrriCE otsr LrcAs' dbug stoee, OTTAWA, KAS. The trial of causes a specialty. mayl3dw3m Plans and Specifications furnished for Sublic nd Private Buildings of all kinds, est ot EefereDces given.

Address Box 15 Uttawa Kansas. Shirt Waists, all new goods and styles, Assorted styles in and Cheap indeed. Canvas Cloths, Etamine, Crazy and1 Canton, Indian Dimity, Bretonne, These goods are very desirable. See them. rd.

Nave 6 Co Wholesale Grocers Cor Union b'Bita Fe 5 Kansas City Mo. HANES MANNING..