The Bronson Pilot from Bronson, Kansas • Page 3

L. A. WAItFIELD LOANS MONEY on farm property at lowest rates of interest. Call "and see him. Office in Huntington House, Fort Scott, Kas.

Mrs. Dr. Cumoiings left Tuesday for A-wood, Indiana, to viit relatives. 0 yorl Scott, wlcUita Westeru West-bound. $Io.

453, Daily Mail and .9:37 A. M. No. 455, Daily way freight 12-45 East No. 454, Daily Mail and Ex.

5:47 p. Wj. 456, Daily iway frlit 3:47 Elegant Reclining Parlor Chair running between Geueseo and St. Louis via. Fort Scoti, in co iueciion with the M.

Jv, T. Ry lkui cle connect tan at ht. Louis with ail traioi 1st and South, Tickets sold and btgaje checked call fiarta of the United States. Spruuse. Agent.

BRONSON, KANSAS. v- DKL.HIZS IN Hardware, Lumber, Grain and Goal LOCAL NEWS. The lroosn Shoe House has a new sig Mis Eva Williams visited friends in Iola Sunday. Mrs. Weaver visited friends in Uoiontown, Sunday.

Dr. O'Flyjig of Elsnjore, was in Jast Saturday. Jacob Wright of iHiienaown, wa3 iu town Tuesday. J. and wtfe, of Fun JScott.

were in town Tuesday. Ed. Jennings left Tuesday for Yates Cent er to look for a situation. Love Bros, Co. are preparing to buy and ship a car load of poultry.

The Pilot offce has been more than usually Crowded with job work this week. Miss Nora and Mr. Ora Russell visittd friends in Fort Scott, last Saturday. Born To Mr, and Mrs, S. D.

Holeman, on Tuesday the tenth instant, a son. G. A. Abbey and family of Xenia, wete in Bronson Saturday and visited relatives. Rev.

Wilkinson and family, and Mrs. Ly man, are visiting friends in Linn county. Samuel Dix went to Woodson county, thr first of the week to look after his interests there. J. W.

Hurley left Sunday morning for Wichita, where he had shipped a car load tf Furnishing Material, House Building and KEEP IN FT. SCOTT CHINA Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Queensware, Glassware and Lamp Goods. Offer superior inducements to our readers in procuring Dinner or Tea Sets. Buying as they do, directly from the factories, they are enabled to sell all manner of decorated or plain Dinner Sets In any Number of Pieces wanted, and can at all. times match pieces that may be broken, or add other pieces as wanted.

This appUes to our chamber decorated sets and all glass sets. They carry an excellent line of Library Hanging Lamps, Parlor Stand Lamps, and in fact, every article that may be mentioned in tlieir line. Their Perfection Lamp for lighting CJiurch-es, Public Halls, and Softool Houses, is un-equaled by any lamp in the country besides being veiy cheap. Fort Scott China Hall. A iew days ago two car loads of stock 1 ogs from Missouri passed through here, going to butler county.

The owner of them told your THE CELEBRATED SUPERIOR SrOVES ABB IRAKB3. A full line of Undertaker's Goods, at our Store in Uniontown, Kansas. DAVIS CO. DEALERS IN Will. FLAX Castor Beans, Millet, Grass Seed, and Buckwheat.

BROrJSOFd- KAEUS. Holeman Bros Co Dealers In We neglected to mention last week. he ar a son into the family of Mr and Mr- Jonh Comma', north of town, which occurr 4 uii rnday the oth instant. P-vers Ins bought a couple of hnd some lots list north of the South Methodist ciiurcn wid move his present business house on then in the sprira, and fit it up for a residence. He will ten ouud a stone and brick building for a business house.

'The turn of the Tide," is the name of a play that will be given in the near future, by some of Bronson' best talen'. It a drama both comical and tragical with enough of the pathetic to make it it is the in -n of the manager to it p'ay sime nme during the latter part of me Holidays Smith Davis is instructing the work, and all the parts being taken by young people of ability. Wre may safely conclude that the play will be the best ever given in Bronson. A visitor. The colored Methodists have holding a series of meeting in their church the outh west part of town, and have succeeded in awaking considerable interest religious flings Among those attracted to the meetin- was Miss M'izy Eell.

who attended tl meetings much agaimt the will of her mother who is a Baptist and doesn't want her dugh ter to get Methodist 'Jigion." On two or three occasions the daughter was taken away from the church wi'h scant courtesv, but on last Saturday night she again attended the meeting and Mrs. Ewell, on finding her there, walked boldly into the house and began to punish the refractory child. This naturally disturbed the meeting some what and ome of the brethren ran up town for the marshall who went down and arrested Mrs. Ewell and took her before Justice Smeltzer. On pnoer show ing the case was continued until Monday, at whicu time Mr.

Smeltzer was obliged to leave town, it was tried befor Justice Walters. One dollar and cost. Iola Register. Grand Ball, There will be a Grand Ball at Hole-nan's nail, Christmas night 26th. Tickets 50ets.

Wm Culbertson floor manager. NOTIC We will pay one cent above Market price for corn on day of delivery, in Goods LOVE BROS. Co. Bronson, Kansas. Given Away Any Gentleman or Lady, who will buy goods of us to the amount of One Dollar or more, paying cash for same, will be entitled to a guess as to the number of beans in a bottle The name and guess to be kept by us untilJan.

1, when the beans are to be counted, and to the person guessing the number, or the nearest to it, will be given a pair of our best shoes. L. E. Collins Co. Goodno Co.

have just received a car load of the celebrated Studebaker farm wagons. 0 peciaQ sacrificing Sales I At The mm December, To clear out our winter stock is the object of these sales Don't forget the days and dates. Come prepared to get the benefit of the bargains we shall offer you. Goods will be sold at 1-2 Value I Do you want an Overcoat, a Suit, Cloak, Plush wrap, pair of Blankets, Comtort, Fur cap, pair Mittens or Gloves, Underwear, Flannels, Cotton flannels, Shawls, Yarns, now is the opportuni ty to save money. An Elegant line of X-MAS goods, swell as Dolls Vases, Toys, TZnick knacJis, clieaper than dirt.

Call and see them. YnursTrulyJ Cozad, Glueklich Co. Blue Mound, Kansas. LA 111 1 '9 Char en Directory. Services will be held at the Baptist church as fo Jaws- Services- Fir and I Sundays of each month, at II a.

m. and 7:30 p. m. General Prayer Meeting Thursday evenings of each week a 7:30. Sunday school at 9:30 a.

m. Your self and friends are cordially inviied to all these services. W. K. Williams, Pastor.

M. E. CHURCH. Preachins every jtst. and 3d.

Sunday mora and evening II. II, Ash aug Pastor. BC- K. Clivrcli Month. Services Second Fouith Sundays each at jand Sunday School every Sunday at lo a.m.

Prayer Wednesday of each week. A. Lmvis, Pastor. FREE MFTHODHT CIIVSCH Services at the school house. Preaching 2d, and 4th, Sudday at 1 1 a.

tn. aud at night. Sunday School every Suuday at 3 p. m. Class meeting at 4, prayermeet 4ng Friday night ot each week.

M. L. WiLiiNsoN, Pastor, CITY DRAY AND TRANSFER FRANK HOLEMAN. Prop'r promptly and caret ally at tended to. PRQNSOtf, KANSAS.

8ECEET SOCIETIES. A. F. AND Ml Bourbon Lodge No 268 Meets Wednesday night on or before the Moon of each Lunex month. Joseph Cook, Sec'y.

A. E. Martin. W. gity LIVERY FEED AND SALE STABLE.

Good Rigs and Reasonable Rates South Main Street Bronson, Kansas. T.B. O'NEILL. S- F- POWERS, JBWELEP A full stock of CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY Repairing doue on short notice. All work war anted.

BRONSON, KANS. S. E. RUSSELL Dealea in Fumltm IE Wall Paper, window sliacles, PICTURE FRAMES UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY Prices Low as the Lowest. BrouHou.

i Kansas. HARNESS SADDLERY. Collars, Bridles, Whips, Robes, Blankets, And all other articles usually found in first-class Harness Shop. AU kinds of repairing Quickly EXECUTED D. WEBdTR Bronson Kas DR.

C. S. BANNELS, I.ate of Elsinore, Kansas, offers his professional services to the people of Bronson and vicinity. OfSce at residence, Maycum Ur plaCf, LVonaon, Kansas. STOCK BRONSON, KAN8.

Private r.lcdlcal Aid RSTIflC ST. 1X)CIS, MO. Special atfmffoa lUVf given to all diieuM or trooblc la wal or fmale7 married or fnjrl, brourtat aboat bf expoar, abaaea, WMmi or fapprqprtrttofc THg OLD DgGT0a.gg"52rg (onkiated by mail, or at ll eCect tr ot ehartM. JtV Reliable, Skillful Tnatmant BiHvmrtotd. Board and apcrtmanta tnraiibd totboaa wb pUTfotial care.

HenAY.O. tlfnp tot CflCV Ur. 1 10. tetters, r- omt, lie x.itk Strwt tt 109 A 111 W. Ninth St, KANSAS CITY, HO.

Thtt cOg SpeeiaUtt fci tl CUw mho Regular Graduate in Medicine. Octr 23 peari' Practice, 12 yearn ta Chicago. THE OLDEST 11 ASE, S3 tXSCEST LCC4H0. Antborlwd by th Stete to tivat Chronic, I err 00a and "Hpecial Pin. iMbllltyiioaf osexiuit Norrotw Debfuty.

PoisonNt "wm owtuinn 01 rvenr kind. Urinary Ulseaacs. Ana fact all tronblM ar lliir, in ih. mal or frtaaJe. Caiarnted wnra7 reiumieo.

insrfH low. TBOIMandai caneacarvd. Kxpnience is Important. Ailmed-cinea are marantd to be pare and rfflcacion. twins; compounded In ray perfectly appointed laboratory, and are furnished ready for om.

rannlne; to drug- Mores to have uncertain prescriptions filled. Uo mercury or Injurious medicines used. No detention from buirineiw. Patients at distance treated by letter and rx-Dreaa. medlinea mit vcr vw A cc a will kaze or breakage.

Btate your case and send for terms. Consultation free and confidential personally or by letter. illuttrated UlXk aiMi in pltia THt. GREAT TURKISH RHEUMATIC CVT.Z. ATISM.

ffiim tat any case this treatment fails to cure or beln. (treateet discovery in annals of medicine. One dose gives relief few doses removes fever and pn in iwaujittFe completed In tA a f. ItenJ J- case 1tl stamp tor Circulars. Call, or a tm Mr.

George Entzminger and son Joseph also went to Chicago this week with the train load of Mrs. H. Jcntungs of Illinois, Mr. Cleroments, uf Osage Mission, this state, aie visiting in Bronson. Jam Blaine left Monday for JTiias where he has a homestead.

He will be gone a couple of months. The beautiful winter weather still continues hut every body is looking for a -change. It is liable to come at any time. The Pilot ob eiee has 311st been supplied with a large stock of new paper, and is well prepared to do first class work. T.

C. McDaniels and the two Messenger boys, who have spent the siuaamer in lett for their home in Marion, -Ohio, Monday. John Rice arrived iiome from Colorado, last week, after an absence of about six years. He has been working in the exuies in that country. Prof.

G. C. Allen of Kincaid, gave the first lesson to tiis singing class at the Baptist Church last Tuesday night. He has twenty hve scholars. There were eight accessions to the M.

E. church at this place, at the meeting last Sun day night. Six prohaaonists were admitted to fcit! membership, and two were admitted by letter. Win. Fuhrman and Elijah Hoge, left Wednesday morning with team for north wcsiern Texas.

They expect to be gone for Mine time, and will, probably, locate there permanently. Wm. McFarland, who has been here for a couple of weeks visiting his friend Philip prouse, was called to Iola this week to take the position as operator and clerk at the Mo. Pacrtic depot. Old Christ Cringle artJi anchor his magnificent Christmas ship at the Hall Christmas Eve.

Don't fail to be there and get your present. The Bronson schools will close to-day and remain closed until after the new building is completed, probably a week. Three teachers will be employed when school opens again. Whil in f-wa Tuesday. J.

W. Cash's team broke loose from the hiichrack at Collins' store and ran away. The wagon was upset the mill, and the toncue was broke off a on wheel smashed. One of the mares was also badly hurt. There was a young man fn town last Sat nrdav.

who is supposed to be in. the 'boot legging business. We do not know what sik cess he had in his illegal traffic.but we noticed that one our prominent citizens was after wards a little off his balance. Messrs. Toseh Cooke, Walter Stafford.

L. Purdom, Dan. Thomas and Chas. Cooke, and Mrs Mary Alsop and Mrs, L. D.

Russell, all interested in the Dr. tberle note swindle went down to Fort Scott Monday evening, to attend court. The crse was set for uesday, We fr.i!ed to receive the Walnut Journal last week, and we have since learned that it has suspended for want of support. The Journal Is a good paper, and it is certainly a sad commentary on the town to let it die for want of support. But Walnut is dead, and we fear beyond resurrection.

A solicitor and traveling correspondent of the Wichita Journal, a re submission paper, was in town last Saturday, and claimed to have taken several subscribers. He has travel- el all over the state and claims to know that the sentiment is strong and tining ground in almost every locality. Bronson has an amateur dramatc club, and they are now preparing a drama entitled "The turn of the Tide." which will be given to the public sometime during the holidays, or soon artervards. The parties connected with it are competent to play their parts well, and we may expert something from our home tal ent that will be good. C.

B. Griffith of Uniontown, was in town Monday and had some printing done to ad rtise "The Confederate spy," which will be played at that place by a home dramatic club to night. Mr. GrihVh is a bright young man and an excellent performer on the stage, a was proven to the people of Bronson by the pnrt he performed in the drama "Among the Breakers" at this place last winter. We took a look through the Bronson mills tnis week, and are glad to note that under t'ie management of 'Messrs.

Geyer Dix. many needed improvements are being made. They have recently put in a new bolt and are now manufacturing a srood qualitv of bucl wheat flour. The mills though not an insti uvn of mammoth proportions, is enterpris in? hands. Its proprietors merit the encourage merit, of a liberal patronage by the public.

If Bronson takes pride in any one thing it ought to be that it is surrounded by such a n-agmheent farming and stock raising country and that it has in its natural territory some of the most xtensive stock feeders in the state. There are manv farmers here who feed from one to four car loads of cattle and hogs every winter, and as a result nearly all the corn that is raised in this part of the country is con sum ed at home, and those who sell realize a bet ter price from their neighbors who feed than others less fortnnate, who must depend on the regular market price at the railroad sta tions. ATraln Load. It is a wrll settled lact that Bronson ship more grain, stock and pioduce than any other wn west of rort Scott to Iola, if not to Yates Center, But it is not of en that we send out a full train load. On Monday last.

Love, Entzminger Ci: Anderson shipped from hers a full train load of cattle, consisting of thirteen of the celebrated pal cars of the Candy Cittle Car Companv. containing 241 head of tat cattle. H. J. Russell Lad charge of the cattle and the train went west via.

Yates Center to Kansas City, and from there over the A. to Chicago. Mr. Russell will return by way of old home in Macon Co Illinois, where he wtil slop for a short time lo visit relatives an 1 old friends 11 5 tm mm 0Q r3 CKED Head the Pilot when j-ou are sad. It gives vou all the news, iload the Pilot when you are glad It tells you where to buy Shoes.

The aathor of the above is satisfied that it is a literary gem, but regrets that he could not work in Roots. Shoes Rub ber Goods, Slippers, and Low Prices, without spoiling the Poetry. The only way to get n.oie verses of equal merit will be to patronize the Bronson Boot and Shoe House. G. H.

Reqca, Salesman. MustSettl We want to balance all the accounts on our books by Jan. 1, and request all parties indebted to us to call and settle either by cash of note. Thompson Williamson. MONEY TO LOAN at lowest rates of interest.

L. Warfield, office in Huntington House Block, Fort Scott, Kansas. Powder and shot a. Freeman's. Unioiito-wn Items Your correspondent has been on the wing a i.

xor a iew aays, ana wm oe a r. Wednesday he went to Fort Scott and had the pleasure of seeing on the train, Hon. S. Weaver, Superintendent of the south west Division of the Mail Service. Mr.

Weaver is an energetic mam and got his position by hard work and out-witting fanner Funston, who had recommended onother man. So the story goes. Also saw the genial editor of the Pilot. While in Fort bcoit he called at the office of the Daily News and found Messrs. Martin and Jenness busy as bees, getting out their paper, which is meeting with much success.

He also attended the Matinee at Patterson's Operahousi. Tuesday afternoon, and wit nessed'-Little Lord Fontleroy." The play was very fine. All the actors sustained their parts well and played with great naturalness. Fnday he came home and found that some one fool or maniac or something had en-tered his ht use Thursday nigut, for the pur pose of stealing something that they did not get. There was uo one at home, not any money even.

If the fellow will call again, when I am at home, 1 will give him a free pass to see his great grandfather, and also pay funeral expenses. Before this is in print, I will be in Missouri nut to avoid any body sheriffs or constables but to see a friend. I ask the fervent prayers of the readers, that I may not be tempted to imbibe too much of that beverage that flows so easily into Kansas and Kansans. I will write you a Missouri letter for next issue. It is time that we were importing some thing else from Missouri than liquid bre and I ug jnice.

I sea, from your Xenia correspondent that Dr. Moore has located there. Allow me to congratulate the people of Xenia on their good fortune. I knew the doctor intimately in Kentucky and recommend him to the confidence of all. He a successful practitioner and merits a liberal patronage.

I am indebted to Harper Bros, for a beautiful calander for 1S90. Jas. Stocker was in town week. a few days last Post Master Noble has moved the post office into the building he bought recently and now more commmodious quarters -and better light. Since writing the above, I learn that on the same night that some one entered my house, an attempt was made to enter the hotel bat the burglar was frightened away.

A few nights b- fore, an attempt was made to get into the Patterson house Fri'in all the- cases it is probable that there is a thief hereabouts and it is certain if he makes many more attempts, he will get in to trouble. J. W. Caldwell is preaching, and visiting friends in Missouri. T.

B. Julian has put a new roof on his store building. Several persons were received into the! communion of the P. Church at this place at the morning services, Sunday the sixteenth instant. The new church at Walnut Hill is nearlv completed, and will be dedicated some time in the near future.

Great credit is due to Brother A-hbaugh for the enercv and perse verance with which he pushing fjrwaid the work on this ircuit. Elder Green cf RedSeld, made us a pleas ant call Tuesday. Mrs, J. E. West started for her oil borne 1 tit ITnii nf ntvn TVnn An lac? Vfnnrfnv I evening, having received the sad news that her father was not expected to live.

She has I the sympathy of her many friends here. i The new bridge across Turkey Creek east of town is almost completed. It a tj xxi one and will supply a long felt want. The new bridge across I Iinton five miles south of town will be completed in a days. tve v.

r. wm preacn at me rair r. West will preach at the Fair school house east of town on Sunday, tueoth uUut at eleven A. M. View the sixteenth corre-pondeat that he was feeding cattle out there, and bought fifty thousand bushels of corn lor ncl per bushel, and a large a mount or nay tor 1.40 per ton.

is it anv wonder that the farmers of Kansas are getti discouraged, when they have to sell their pro duce at such ruinous prices? Is it any wonder that the President suggests that the protection principle be extended to the producers, as veil as to the manufacturers? But how it may be done is a question that might well engage the attention ot onr bolons in Congress, A Safe Investment. 1 uiic wnicn is guaranteea to nnng you satisiactory results, or in case of failure a re tnrn of purchase price. On this safe plan vou can buy from our advertised Druggist a bottle ot ur. King JNew Discovery for ConsumD tion. It is guaranteed to bring relief in eveiy case, when used for any affection of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption.

Jnfla- raauon ot Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whoop ing ugh. Croup, etc, It is pleasant and acreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and can always be depended upon. Trial bottle free at Mclaughlin's. There will be a special meeting of the F. M.

B. A. Lodge at Pleasant Ridge on Friday evening December 27, to receive County Assemblymen's report and tran- ag the proceedinfi3 of the county assembly demand. By order ot, Jr RESIDENT. ClirlstmaS Tree.

The arrangement for a Christmas Tree is rapid promress, and bi Is fair to be a success All are iuvited to the M. E. Church South on Christmas Eve to enjoy our merriment of the birth of Chr st. J. W.

HUFF, bee. CIiriftttnaH Tree. All are cordiallv invited to attend a Christmas Tree at the Spring Valley school house, Christmas night. Come one and all and we will insuae you a good time, and will be well entertained by santa Clause and wife and four girls. Those wishing to put presents on for their friends are requested to bring them Wednesday morning.

Admission free. Committee. Linietitone Item. Corn husking ab ut over this year. A tew of the neiahHirs eathcred it Washburn's List Mondav and finished hiuki his crm.

Mr. Washburn has heen sick for the last six weeks and has been unable to work but is better. W. Wright 5 improving slowly from the kick he received trom a horse. L.

Haganian and wifi spent Sunday with J. Wilson and family. Mr, and Mrs. Hale and daughter, and Mis Moore ot isiue ouna. visited the tauitlias ot I.

wim ane B. W. Wright this wevk. There was a show at Limestone school house last Wednesday night. There was voted to Dan Holeman a jewsharp, tor b- ing the laziest man.

John gman Cot a mouth organ lor ing the best lookir.e vouns man, and Frank Green got a mouth-organ for havii.g the prettiest baby. itiss Minnie Woodcock is doi ng good work in her scnool at tnis place. Isaac Carl has moved in 1 1 his new house. Xenia Items. The protracted still continue.

Rev. I -em on is sreachine an able series sermo-is tn "Eternal Life an-i How to Obuin It." Miss Carrie Hampton, who has been teaching school in oue of tlie western coun-it o' the st-ite, ai. rived in town last Saturday, hhe will spend the wi-- t.r with her parents here. Dr. Moore's and family have moved to town, and the Dr.

is now peimanenily located. 1 We art pleased to learn thtt Vquire Abbey, who his been suff.ting with the lhumatUnt, is now growing The F. M. B. A.

Lodge of thU place, will debate next Monday night the question. Resolved, That Trusts and Combines cannot Ions exist in any free government, without he overthrow ot that ov. rn-ment. B'Jthers from o'her lodges are cordially invited to be oreseni, and bear the uiseusMon ou this important question. In order to reduce our stock before invoicing, We Will Sell all -r-x-vnci 1 ottot'o OUT fluvliJ anu onuao Kb ly reduced prices for CASH.

Call and get our prices. Yours Truly, -r I YPOQ f7 I AJA UO SALE- Glidden Barb Wire, Table and Pocket Cutlery, TIN WORK IV1ADE A SPECIALTY Main street 11 Mill imT IBII rgi ipiirii 23 UNION SQUARLNY. ST.10U1S.MP. "A'! 0 AIL AST EX. docks, ciociis, clocks! Powers carries a full line of the best time keepers.

Don't fail to call on him if you want a new clock, or an old one repaired. Zephyr Flour only $1.10 per sack at Love Bros. Ballard's Snow Xdaiatant. This invalnable nmcdr is om that oaebc to be in tverv honaehold. Itwillcnra voor Rheumatism, Ainc- rafU, Sprain, Cuts, Bruiics, Barns, Frosted Feet and luirs, bora 1 aroat and aora v.nest.

11 you nare Lame Back it wilt core it. It penetrates to the seat ot the disease. It will cere Stiff Joints and contracted muscles after ail other remedies have tailed Thoe who hare been cripples for years hare used Bllrd'i Snw Liniment and thrown away their cratches and been able to walk as wcilascrex. It will cureMl. Fr tale at Ctt-r Ortis: Store.

E. BUTLER, PHYSICIAN. AND SURCEON, Office one door no th of Lore XJrvs. Residence one door north of the Baptist Church. Brostsoat Kansas 4.