The Bronson Pilot from Bronson, Kansas • Page 2

Tgn Russell spent a few davs in Ft. Scott iransan this position, so that I was not as totally unprepared as a lawyer mirht ordinarily be. Meat Market Josiah Ruuible, Prop'r. Mm pages. The volume includes the fifth and sixth Biehnkf Reports Nof the Society, before issued in pamphlet, and shows the business" of the socity and its accessions during a period of four years, 188G-1889," thus containing a permanent record of the work of the society for that period.

The took also contains the addresses deliyered before the society the annual meetings from 18S6 to JS90. half of the volume is occupied with the official correspondence pertaining to the' office of of Kansas Territory 'during the latter part Gov. Shannon's administration in 1856, and of Geary's administration from Sept. 9, 1856, to March 10, 1857, including the official executive minutes kept by.Gov. Geary.

These documents relate to a considerable portion of the most stirring period of Kansas Territonalhistorv, aiid the World wants the best The best is our bid for vour business. Pur Fall and Winter buying has been with a view of offering you the best qualities at the lowest figures. Superior Goods, Prices that Surprise. Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Boots, Shoes Hats, Caps, Furnishing goods, Never before have we been able to offer jso large and varied assortment of fresh and pleasing We have the stock that meets the expectations and gratifies the taste. You want-the best, this is your chance.

We are able to sell cheap and do, We will gladly show you through all departments of our 5 s-i ivi BOOTS AND nit i Respsctfully, Love Bros. last" week, visitintr the end old friends in the city. Mrs. Weeks and daughter Hattie. from Ilinois, are spending -a few weeks at Mrs.

Woodcock's. Don't forget the teachers' meetin? at Fair View Saturday night. Let every teacher who ean be there, come prepared to ssy something Joe and, Ed Stafford are naintinar the school house this week. Miss Minnie Woodcock was up from the Normal visiting and Sunday. Fair.

View" people were glad to have her at the organ once more. School began at New. Hope last Monday with an attendance of thirteen. The enroll ment is somewhat larger now. Mr.

C. T. Hammel was chosen as a dele gate by the Epworth League, to attend their convention in Ft. Scott, Tuesday and. Wed nesday.

Quite a number from this neighborhood are intending to attend the E. district Con ference at Fulton.next Tuesday. Prof. Quayle of Baker University will deliver a lecture on that occasion. Mrs.

Purdom and daughter Lou were in Ft, Scott on business last week. Correspondent. THE COUNTY FJIR. It Is Postponed until October 7tl 8tu otb and 10U3. Mhe heavy rain which has fallen for the past 36 hours has obliged the Bourbon County air directory to postpone the until Oct ober 7th, 8th, 9th and 19th.

At that time all departments will be opened and.the premuras awarded on entries made up to time of jpost-ponomertt. All races have been declared oh under the rules of the American troting association, and new entries will be made in the speed r.ng closing Saturday, October 4th at 12 o'clock. The board at its meeting last night adopt ed several nev features, among which is the admission of all free the Erst day October 7th. 1 On Thursday, October the 9th, all school children under 16 years of age will be admitt Cd free. The following is tne program for each day.

rlRST DAY, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1890. Trotting race, 3 minute class Purse $1 50, Pacing, 2:33 class Ruling, Tialf mile heats Purse 100. Mule race. SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER g. Pacing 3 minute class Purse $100.

Trotting 229 class Purse 300. Running race 5-8 mile heats Purse Mule race, THIRD DAY, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9. i Trottting race 240 class Purse $200. Trotting race 224 class Purse $400. Three year old trot, mile heats Purse $100.

Running race, mile heats Purse $150. Mule race. FOURTH DAY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10. Trot, 235 class Purse $200. Free for a 1 pace Purse $200.

Consolation purse $ipo for troters and rcers that have won no money during the lair. Running 3 mile heats Purse 150. Tro'ting and pacing money divided 50, 25, 15 and 10 per cent. Runuingo and 30 per cent. Horses eligible on Sept.

27 will be eligible to start in the same classes at this meeting. This arrangement is unavoidable and the management proposes making the fair at the time to which it has been postponed, fully as interesting as it would have been had it not have been interrupted by the rain. All excursion trains will run during that week and assurances have been given that exhibit ors and owners of stock and horses will join in making it a success, Fort Scott News. Judge West jKoiinated. The republican judicial district convention which met at the court room yesterday, was eallpd to order by Eldon Lowe, acting chair man of the judicial district committee.

Col D. Snoddy of Linn county, was named chairman of this convention, and several com mittees were duly appointed. When the convention was ready for busi Mr. Samuel Barrett, one of the delegates from Crawford county, arose and in a very neat and appropriate speech he placed Judge S. West in nomination, and the nomination was seconded from all over the room in a most enthusiastic manner.

On motion the rules were suspended and Mr. West was de dared the nominee of tne convention by ac clamation, A committee consisting of Barrett of Crawford county, Gates of Bourbon and Latta ot Linn bounty was' then appointed to wait upon Judge West, inform hm of the act ion of the convention and request his presence in the room. In a short time the committee returned with Judge West who was duly introduced and addressed the convention as follows Mr. Chairman and gentlemen of the conven- tion is always supposed that every American citizen who dabbles in politics is always' and on all occasions prepared to make a speech and I may state frankly that this is the first time that I was ever interested personally in the action of a nomination conversion without some preparatioa for remarks, but having been buy to day and. not knowing of any serious opposition I am not prepared, and therefore will not produce any lengthy manu script to substantiate what I say.

"i certainly appreciate the action which understand this convention has just taken in cornering upon me the nomination. Any one who sits under that picture(glancmg at Judge 1X3 we picture; knos something of the' re SDonsibiiities and arduous labors of the work on the bench, and of one thing I am profound ly tbanktui Iron my heart, and ihat Is the personal assurances ef sympathy manifested by my friends of the' three counties of this judicial district. As you are aware. I assumed kthis position under adverse circumstances, be ing compromise canaiaale and younger man any candidate iu the held, but having tue assurance 01 some ot the older members of the barthat they were willing to risk me in this pot ilion," and having a feeling that I could perioral lue duties ot tins othce, 1 was encour ated to enter upon them. I feel confident that no Judge in tnis part of the state ever had such an amount of work in the numb and importance of the cases as I have had up to the second' day of August.

In addition to the work of the district being somewhat be hind, there seems to have been a holocaust of new liugatioir of all sorts, so that I have been compelled a largt portion of the time to work almosr mght and and with the aid ol counsel engaged teacned such decisions as were as neany right as possible. "Feeling or at least hopiug. that this nom ination means an election, I promise that in the performance of my future duties ivt the future I will best work my min to and honest decis'ons of the corse before me. If any one cf my- constituents desire anything more, promise him now his sure disappointment. "It may be pardonable fo the information 01 megenuemen iromriHe other to say that I JCame to this county years ago, was admitted to the bar in.

18S2, alter practicing three years was elected county attorney ana tela that position faux years My tastes and studies hd for" some time be fore ray appointment beeri ia the direction of i aesire to say conclusion that I sin erely appreciate the kindly' treatment -of all the members of the bar of this district. Without exception the lawyers of the taree counties in all matters court and all matters pertaining to litiga'ion before me, have treated me as kindly and as well as one could wish. again thank you, Mr. Chairman and centle men of the convention, for the Fort Scott News. Seot.

25th. Repablican.Ral.l3r. H. J. Fletcher and David Golden will address the people at Bethel, Dist.

on Moaday, at p. m. Come out and hear the political issues.pf the campaign djscussed. By special arrangement we can offer you 12 page TOPfcJCA WEEKLY Bronson Piixrr both for one the spleadid Capital and year for $1.60. The eekly Capital wall contain all the news of Kansas and the complete PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE as well as all the political happenings during the cam paign.

Lvery Kansas man should rend his own local paper and the State paper of JCan-sas. Give this combination a trial. Xbe Iflrst Siep Perhaps you are run down, can't eat, leep, can think, can do anything to your atisfaction. and yoti wonder what ails you. You should heed the warning, you are taking the first step to Nervous prostration.

You need a Liver Tonic and in Electric Bute's you will find the exact remedy for restoring your ner- upus system to its normal, healthy candiuo.i. Surprising results follow the use of this Nerve Tonic and Alterative. Your apelite returns, good digestion is restored, and the Liver and Kidneys resume healthy action, 1 ry a bottle price 50 cents at McLaughlins drugstore. Auctioneer As season for jpublic $ales approaches it would be -veil to ear mind that J. 13.

Du- son of Uriiontown, is the best auctioneer the whole country. For terms address iiim, pr call at this office Highest market price for flax Goodso Co. A nice Jot of Window Shades, Shade 'oles and Curtain Poles, Hanamocks, nd jumping rop.ss for the at the new Funitur Store. If yoju want the best sewing ma chine made, buy the New Home. For sale at the Pilot office.

FURNITURE and Undertaker. Windpw Shades, WiiJ far, Bu- riaf Robes ot all sizes, Picture Framea. REPAIRING A SPECIAKTY. Call and see mo at the NEW FURNITURE STORE, Broijaoa, Kansas. T.

A. JENNINGS, Proprietor. SECRET SOCIETIES. A. F.

and M. Bourbori kl-odtje, No. 268, meets on I Wednesday Night on pr "before the Full of the Moon of each Lunar Month. Wm. Caktbell, W.

M- Joseph Cooke, Secretary. the peatest and best road ever brought to ronsonat Davis Co's. Buy the old reliable McCormick Reapers and Mowers for, sale Davis Co; Go to Day is Go's for aH kinds q( machine oil. The best machine oil for sale Davis Co. Hjghest, seed.

market prjee for flax Goodno Don7t sell your Flax Seed till you see Coodlandsr co. Soldier Attention, Why send your Pension Claims to eastern attorneys, when yoa csn hare them attended to at home Chris. S. Ritter proe utes an manner ot claims, ana solicits a hare of your petronage, Orhce over Collins' ore. The New Disco-very.

You have beared your friends and reign bors talk about it- You may yourself be one ot the many who kupw from personal expen ence just now od a thing it is. If you have ever ined it, you are one of its staunch fnends Because the wonderful thins about it is, that wken once given a trial, Dr. King's New Discovery e-er after holds a place in yonr house. If you have neyer used it and should be afflicted with a cough, cold or any Throat, Lung or Chest trouble, secure a boltle at once and give it a fair trial: It is guaranteed eyery time, or money 'refunded. Trial bottle free at E.

Marsh's Drugstore. You can buy the "Favorite" sewing machine al ly $25. this office foron- A Railway Innovation. The Miswuri pacific Railway's new line.bv way of CofTeyville and -Wagoner, to Little Rock and the Southeast, which has been cpej lor several months, win inaugurate a new de pa rture in train service on August 31st. A Through Daily Passenger train.

Consisting of coaches aiid Paelimaa 'and BaCet Sleeping wul be estabiisnfd between ILanss City and Little Rock, with sleepers runing through to Memphis. Going; South the train will leave Kansas City a pout 9 o'clock in the evening, connecting at Little Rock for Hot Spaings and. ail pemts south and east. W. M.

HO EM AN, Proprietor --FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. 3. 1350 per year, lu Ailvance. WASHINGTON Washington, D. Sept.

6, 1890 The see-saw of politics has put the renublicans on too aeain in the House, and there they will remain as long as they can keep a republican quorum here; but how long that will be no man can tell, but the probabilities are that it will be until the tariff bill is disposed of and not a day longer. The majority jumped on the fillibustcrin? democrats as soon as their quorum got here and not only seated the Negro contestant who was the cause "of the fortnight's dead lock, but also seated another Negro contestant from South Carolina. The democrats are -loud with their cbmplai'njts because the last one was seated without one word of argument for or against him, and without any notice having been given that the 1.1 wouiu ue vuucu uy. mo Wrnlrn nn a-r rvi 1 nn further thin or Uof ir.teri rrn5 Iporjil anil liU oajf tuau mm -r i some of them intimate that the only reason the rest of the contestants were riot 'seated1 was because the Election committee did not have their cases ready The republicans criticise the democrats very harshly for the methods they resorted in order to prevent the seating of the Negroes but people with good memories can eacily reccolect the republicans resorting to things just as Vad when the democrats were in control of 'the House. Unprejudiced people would be glad to see filibustering entirely dropped and the majority no master which party it happened to represent, allowed to legislate as it might see nt.

iiut this we shall never see as long as there are professional politi cians. At last the long drawn out agony is over, and the tariff bill has beeii report ed from conference. It is not entirely satisfaetory to a number of the republi cans but there is ho reason for believ ing that the dissatisfaction is sufficient to prevent the adoption of the report, which is a compromise between the bill as originally passed by the as amended by the senate. There is a possibility that the democratic senators Diay take advantage of the power which they unquestionably possess to hang the tariff bill up until it is too late for the President to call an extra session of Congress, unless the repubublicans will agree to abandon the idea of holding an extra session to pass the election bill. The probabilities are, however, all in favoi of an early disposition of l.

A. Villi Prtnroa iirn nto rv lYr, 3 home. The has vindicated its dianitv how many people knew that it had any by adopting a resolution to expunge the Qaay speech delivered by Representative Kennedy from the llecord. Mr. Kennedy has vindicated himself by making another speech in which he stated that he 'stood by everything he said at first.

Thus every body is happy, except senator Quay, and he hasn't been heard to say a word The House has adopted a resolution calling on the President for informa- tion as to the killing of Gen. Barrundia by the Guatemalians on board of 1 vessel owned in this country and carry ing our It is hot probable though that Mr. Harrison will have anything new to communicate on the subject Minister Mizner's report having been purloined' from the state Department and printed early this week by the New York Herald. The senate nas amenaea ana passea the House bill defining and regulating 1 the jurisdiction of United States 1 Courts The House Judiciary committee has decided to favorably report the senate 'bill providing for the forfeiture of the "property of the Mormon church. No -attempt will he made to get it acted up on'at thiVsessiorf.

bill has. becm. reported from the House Military committee appropriat ing $100,000 for an exploration and survey of the interior of Alaska. A resolution has been adopted by the House directing the secretaries of state Treasury, ar and Navy to examiue the recommendations made by the late Tntnrnitirtwai -IVf nrifimo pnnfflron aa far as-' they, apply to subjects under their respective jurisdictions and to re "port to Congress anydegislation lis nedessary. li- The House wants to know what pro gress Chicago is making oh the world' i and a committee is to ascertain during the recess, and report in Decern ber.

Vice President Morton, who claims tohaveinly recently discovered tha 1 liquor was sold by the drink in his new iotel here, has ordered the sales dis continued. In view of the amount space which the bar-room in this hote 1 occupied in the news-papers of th country last wiuter, when the hotel was first opened, it seems a little queer that "Mr. Morton should have" known noth ing about it. Mr. Harrison and h5s family have re- turned to the "White House.

B'lls have passed both Houses Congress granting pensions a year to th 3 widows of Gens. Fremont, -McClellan, and Crook. The fourth volume of the Transactions, of the Kansas Stiate Historical has been issued, a book of 819 Choice fresh and salt Meats always oa Hand. Darling's old Stand, RON SOX, KANSAS. BROKSOK MARKET.

This report is corrected on Firday morru. ing of each week. Butter, per lb Eggs, per dozen Chickens, per dozen, Potatoes, per bu. Oats, per bu Corn, per bu. 9 ct $3.00 50 cts 32CtS 35 cts Buy the Now Home sewing mar chine, foi- sale at this office.

FOR consumpT1 0 It has permanently cureil movBAXV of case pronounced by doctors hope less. If you have premonitory sywp toms, Buch as Cough, Difficulty ot Breathing, Ac, don't delay, but uso PISO CUKE for CONSUMPTION immediately. By Drugjrists. 25 cents, Private Medical Aid BT. V-OITv MO.

Spertal HnUM IJril elven all disettses or tronbles lu uula or female, married or single, orougnt about exposure, abutws. exctus3e or IpvyropriotUyi THE OLD DOCTlffl. SJX" ewoenurai iny EficIia'ol3, Skillful Treatment Cuaraitesd. Boanl and apartment farnlshe 1 to tfioc -who desire perswm! ocre. Peui P.

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th Fni.iess wte by of raine J.1 otu U19 United Slates, In tlio Oi lottr9 j-rtvuta mrM practice, for US ycai r.ud nut a sicgio hal ruilU Money returned If not a rvnrceMititiil. fWoil 4 cent (Btamts) fir sealed nd rocoW WARS 5 IZZ NortU fvcnO Si. Undo, PATENTS. Gavcats, and Trade Marks obtained, and all Patn bwsiness conducted for moderate fees. OUR OFFICE IS OPPOSJTJE U.

S. BAT EN OFKICE. We liave no sub.aeencies. all buxineu direct, lierc enn transact patent businees in leti time and at Lfc-Sb COST tjjau those remote frcp Washington. Send drawing cr photo, with descrintion.

We advise if patentable or' not, free of chaixe. liur fee r.ot due till patcm is secured, A book, "How to Obtain Patents." with referent- to actnal clients in your State, county, or town, sent free. Address A. Go Odposite Patent Office, Washington, C. COLLECTir.C insurance; All business placed in uiy hands will receive propipt and earnest attention.

Those wishing to place their property insurance in reliable companies will do well to make inquiries of n.e. llespectfullj, S. A. Gard. Office over Collins' store, Bronson, Kansas.

JUDIGIGUSSSPAYS For anything ia this line, consult mm ulwm 1 1 11 PAPER coutracuuiadoforail publicatious. Estimate free Powers, the old reliable jeweler can satisfy the most fastidious, ia elegant Jewelry, and silverware. DR.F.S, O'FLYWQ PHYSICIAN SURGEON (Regular Graduate) Respectfully offers his profes sional services to the citizens of Elsinors nnd vicinity. All calls proptly attended to day or night. ELSINORE KANSAS.

DR. C. RANNELSi Late of Elsinore, Kansas, offers his rro-fessional services to the people of fcrontoa ind vicinity. Office at residence, Maycum er place Cronsor Kansas. Curt for Impvtenc', lm ef manhomtt Stminai Emissions.

Nervousness, Self Distru Loss of Uemory, Hrf make you a SThQNQ, Vigor out it an. Price 1,00. -O Boxes, 00. Oirertfont Matted with each 8ox. Addreee? SiUiil Sacvlialstai Luoas Ave.

8T. LOUIS, Ma BacXcleu'e Arnica Salve. The Best Salve tn the" world for Cut Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Kheum, Feve Sores. Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refenoed- Price 25cts pr bg-jt, For sale by E.

Marsh. 11 I (mm pealers In hey have been gathered by secretary Adams from Congressional documents published aboat -that period. These documents have hitherto laid hidden from the general public, and much of what they contain will be found to be new to students of Kansas history. he book Jaas an alphabetical index of ixty pages, pointing to every subject and almost every name contained in it; also a chronological index to the con tents of the public documents. As a book of historical reference, it is one of great value.

Brevities. With the of autumn comes the lone evenings and the farmer should see it.that he improves them by storing his mind with information concerning hifci as a business man for such he is. -1 Some cranks (I dislike to apply that title to brother but know of po other that is approprate) in Walnut Grove lodge issued a challenge to the order 10 meet them in joint discussion in tha question that the political "step" taken is detrimental to the order, To such let me stand up to say that in as much as much as the order has taken no political step, unless it be some one horse cranks who are disappointed because their Lodge have dispensed with their service as officers, and who being so filled with their own narrow prejudices go wild with anger because a majority of the membeis exercise the great privilege guaranteed them by the constitution of the United States and by our oyn consti tution, the right of independent political action. Ever s.rnce the dismal failure of that class of would be leaders to sidetrack the political support of the order for one of the then great political parties they have been id with jealous raee. They have been shrieking "You are ruining the order." But in spite of their croaking the order, like the vigorous young Giant it is, gives them the pitying charity of brotherly love and passes to the great task laid betpre it.

Long live the F. M. B. A. The number of present at the re cent democratic meeting clearly'demohstrates two thing, viz: That they are liberal enough and fair minded enough to grant all sides of the questions, at issue a hearing, and that they are awake to tie value of the knowledge and are using every available method to gain it for it is the vehicle of success.

From the speech of Mr, Isett made in Bronson recently one would inter that a be lief was prevalent among the class of people that he represents that the F. M. B. A. were hostile to the interest of the retail dealers Nothing is farther from the truth.

This order is hostile to nothing that is necessary to the honest, legitimate transaction of the business of the country. But we have become so used to misrepresentations that thev fail to inter est us but we go, in the even tenor ot our way striving to do what is right lor "right is right and harms nobody. 1 Once again we call the brethren's attention to the fact that the lodge elections Occur at the hrst regular meeting in October. Be sure to cull the forest over carefully and select only the best timber with wnich to build the lodge structure for the next term, for one de- ticiency weakens the whole structure. UORD1US.

Attention Voter ofAlleu County. There will be a Mass Meeting of the Peoples party at Moran on Saturday Oct. I ith at o'clock p. m. to nominate candidates' for town ship omcers in Marmaton township.

isy order ot Committee. Pleasant Ridge Lodge F. M. B. A.

JTo, 1250 will hold a special meetiug Tuesday evening Oct. 7, 90, Business of importance to be transacted. All members are requested to be present. 3Slenla Items. W.

JI. Fer'geson and family returned from a visit in Neosho Co. Sunday." Henry Alsop, our genial Township assessor was in towii Sunday morning. The Masons were "out erimasse at their regular communication on Saturday night. G.

T. Boulware was out buggy riding with his best girl Sunday Quite a number of our people attended Cole 3uow at Blue Mound last Week. T. H. Decker has traded his farm at Xenia to.

Uncle John Hunt for Blue Mound proper ty: Dr. Moore has bought the Parsonage property and will move iato it this week. M. L. Decker of Leavenworth has moved on his farm in Allen Co.

He is very well pleased with southern Kansas. Mrs. Newton has sold her farm to Mr, Hampton. Hampton is one of our best farmers and we are glad to have him locate permanently among us. J.

P7 Decker went to Ft. Scott Monday on business his brother Henry is waiting on the good people of Xetua and vicinity during his A. G. Dye was in town Saturday, he says he is surprised to kuow that 'Bob Up'? an have such an antipathy to "kids," as he considers that they are little more than "kids' themselves. Of course this is just guessing on oreen pan ana ne may oe misiasen.

School commences sa our district next Mon We hope that all will be ready to start their children in at tee commencement of th school, as nothing goes farther toward successful term than a good attendance at the beginning of of the term. Miss Camp comes well recoraraeded as a teacher and we hope to see her place our school on par with any in the county, lor thougb we nu have rent ers with 5 or .10 "kids" we brieve it is the duty of every citizen to assist in toe education ot the little ones regardless cf the hnancial standtng of their parents and to this end they will always have the assistance of their SCRIBE, Fair View Items, This weather is yery unfavorable for threshing. Mrs. Stafford is yet very low. Fears are entertained of he recovery.

v-w CLOTHING, SHOES. CELEBRATED 1 fcX IN THrWcfefK ESTABLISHED 184 Family and Choice Queensware, Glassware, Bronson, Kansas. OF BRONSOJNT, HO EM AN, Cashier. Poes a General BANKING BUSINESS 5. IJOLEMAN, JOSEPH COOKE, A.

HOLEMAN and J. W. IIOLEMAN C2tP- ColIeciior.s made a Specialty. Money Loaded on Approved Security ERONSQN, KANSAS;.