Cimarron New West from Cimarron, Kansas • 4

J. L. TEETOR The New West. City Book Store. Dealers in IMtKTTY PHAIfllK ITKM.S.

The fruit buds wore not all killed; apples and cherries seem uninjured, and Micro are a few peach and apricot blossoms left. Small grain of all kinds Is looking well Mr. King. Mr. Shields and Mr.

Lnpton hnvo as nice fields of rye as we FDHN TURE I UNDERTMUKG WEATIIKK FORECAST. Prof. Foster's last bulletin gave forecasts of the storm waves to cross the continent from May Sd to May 7th and Old to lilth. The next will reach the Pacific coast about the lilth. cross the western mountains by tho close of the 14th, the great central valley from lfith to 17th, and the eastern states on the JHih.

This storm wave will Inaugurate one of the most remarkable storm periods of the year, Its Influence will be lightly felt cast of the Mississippi river from 61 to 8th, and for two months following wo Hardware, Tinware and Stoves. Tin and Repair Shop. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Buckeye Mowers, Reapers and Bindors. Aftltman and Taylor Threshers.

Randolph Headers, Oils and Paints. Window Glass, A Choice Lot of CIMARRON, Tree Seeds. ZAS. Ciiri Liier Yarn. A General Assortment of Lumber, Doors and Blinds, Glazed Sash, Screen Doors, Shingles, Pickets! PLASTERER'S SUPPLIES.

OAK AND RED CEDAR POSTS FENCE WIRE AND STAPLES J. A. EVANS, Proprietor. BY A NEWSPAPER. THE KANSAS CITY JOURNAL'S CAMPAIGN RATE.

Wbbki.t JoimifAL ad AflHTcnivnmiHT tiirriL Jan. 1st, 1893, 25t Daji.t Asn HtTjrnAY Joijknal tfwr.T line. Ur, 13.00. Thfl ftomfnt? PrcMdontlril elnrtfnn pro micii to be the most hotly eontissted one CTnr witnrflBed. It the (Icniro of every one to know whut its trnnflpirin(j in the political world.

Our ofTcr mnkoa it pon lihle for eToryhody to get a first claws nfwspnper, KWInffall the news. Subscribe now nnd got the full benefit of tbeofTcr. Rumples free. Address JorRNAr, Kftnfln City, Mo. If you have any wheat to rxchanfre or ell, take it to the Vaij.kt Rom.kh Mim At IngHlls.

We pay the hiirhcHt market price, and exchnnsro on the following scale: For sound wheat that tests 00 lbs per hinhcl, we 35 Bs Fancy Patent, or 83 ns Hnow Flnko, or 23 lbs Lilly White, and 10 lbs bran; and for every pound that wheat tests less than AO lbs we deduct one pound of flour. We guaranteo our flour to gva satisfaction. Bamurl Fkixkr. To overcome the marks of spe, all who have tfrny beards should uc Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers, tho host and cleanest dye made for coloring brown or black. Not many physicians make fcreat ther apeutic discoveries.

For the most part they content themselves with adminis tering Judiciously what is prescribed in the books. To Ir. J. C. Ayer, however, is due tho credit of discovering that greatest of blood purifiers.

Ayer' a Bursa parilla. Pauj Alto. HiJMi'mtKvs' Vktkiuna ry Hi'RCiKics are now used on the stock farm of Gov. Stanford, the home of Su-nnl, Arion. Palo Alto.

etc. This completes the list uf proniiaent stock owners who have adopted tho use of Humi'H- HKV's VktKHINARV Hl'Kr. ME It IT WINS. We desire to say to our citizens, that for years we have been Bellini? Ir. Kinif's New IMscovery for Consumption, ir.

Kinir's New Life Pills, HiirkUui's Arnica Salve Hnd Uiectric Hitters and have never handled remedies that sell as well, or that have ifiven such universal satiafac tion. do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price ir satlsractorv results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their treat popularity on theii merit a. J. M.

Lawukntk. Druggist, Bucklsn's Arnica Salvo. The best Salve in tho worle for cuts. bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, teeter, chapped hands, childbtains, corns, and all skin eruptions and poai- tlvely etires piles, or no pay required. It is ifuaraiiteeil to ifive perfect satisfaction or money refunded.

PrVe centt pur box. or salu by ail druggists. J. P. EMERY, GrEOOEE Proprietor Vionna Bakery.

South of Hailroad track, ClM.VnitON', KAS. HUMPHREYS' tlr, lluiurv' siNMlHV 4U'luiiUiieity atul fltrvfully rltriil Um'1 (r )tiui tu lurivtttf oTviltv udiI fur ovmt thirty jamtu iy thu IMwifli wuTIrr Kv, ty Muni 8pvuUlu t.ittvlul 'iuru for tin- niM-Nstt) IIk'v cur without dniustUM, imrstiun nr nxfuclnff tK- HU'iiiiiil in fat Uid dewl lata Huf rtito cut visit uf lit tturl. liar icni. ct ri. av 1 Virti I'owcesmoQi, .:) mt Worm tutor.

Vmm i'ntlo. 3 a-Tfihium Colic, Crying, ttAcfiilng ot or Atiuiu -AS fl'9nkm, ColtK HruuubitM H-Nvnruliksm, TooUuiclw, Ktwh'bo, 'j.) ft-liVMsiMcbc. Hick lisJMlllWhtl, 4 IO UystprpsitM. 1 -HutrsMM'4 Fainfal l'A-U Mtea, luu lufusw t'rkNU 1 I roups 1'stryanttla. UoAnwnt-w 1 -Null Khrum HrxliwUtt.

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EVANS, Manager. nr the NEW WEST miNTINO CO $1 Fmx THURSDAY. MAT 12. 1892 Tht Atriilion, Tojet Bnl Fs Rallrwl Nn M1.1 Arlf nln(r mil i.stm. I iin No II Denver Kt Mnll nln omI.IJ Ho 7 Denror KTi)re, g.iln went Jo4 NewTorli Yx irnlnir et Irs.M- -J mll)toln eiwt 5 Mo oitnuraM.

SIS No Lnrsl Frrlirht we.t Ipstm. "4 a No lornl rrelKliI "ln pa.t i No. 1. fl ito not Btop Rt lllmnrron. Train re loenl ltpl'sM sn.l will rnrrj Nos smls, Ruing LOCAL NEWS.

Heavy ruins Sntnrdny ml Sunday. How the ruin matiPB thr mips growl The rye on Mr. Zimmerman's farm li beginning to head. Owing to bad weather there WM no preaching Hnnilny. L.

K. Custer has trailed for A. I). Wettlck's llrery stable. W.

A. Hopper li canvassing for machines for Tcetor Co. Key. U. V.

richer Is attending the Dodge School of Theology this week. The Garden Oily M. B. District Con fcronc.o meets at Dodge City, Muy lath. Coal and gasoline sella at 18 cents a gallon in Onrden City.

A rate war has reduced the price from 80 cents. Rainfall on Wednesday of last week was 0.17 of an Inch. The rainfall of Baturday and Sunday was one inch. The flllherts, It Is said, will expend 1250,000 this year in Improvements on the Irrigating canals north and south of tho river. Joe Emery Is drawing to a ipieen full he now lias three of a kind tho third young lady arriving Friday night.

Joe says he likes girls best. Burgess and Willley wcro rearrested Wednesday of last week, on a complaint filed In tho District Court. The trial will not take place until tho November term. j-a Bill 1 mltcd the number of dogs for that town to tidy. It would be well to try this exneriment in Cimarron, making tho reductlon.to 7 dogs.

A. J. Ady received a flue present, a box of 5(H) trees and shrubbery of all kinds, from a cousin. Wm. T.

Nchrlng. uf Btrautburg, Hlit-lliy county, Illinois. Jack has set out the trees and they look well. Many of tho trees are of extra quality of fruit. Vine Del'ul, on Sunday, received the sad Intelligence of the dcalh of his mother, which occurred at Omaha, after a lingering Illness.

The deceased had arrived at the age beyond the period the psalmist said was the ripening time. Our sympathy goes with Vino in his uUIlction. Prof, Snow's report of the wealher for April, at the Slate 1'nlvcrally, shows the month was a Unit, cooler than the aver age for the period of years. Amount of raiu less than the average. The wind traveled lA.ttOO miles, more than tho average, aud greater than tho Dodge City report, which was 4,000 miles less.

Dr. Duueau, of the American Health Hesort Association, was lu Hutchinson last week and established a sanitarium. We see by a Ilottnn paper, which he ends us, that Dr. Huberts is In Iloalou whooping up the sanitarium business. When you speak to a Cliuarronlau about sanitarium, lie asks; "Wlial's thutf" The.

last we heard of the New West Sail Itarium, Wolfenden was sllll peddling it. The People's parly uf Gray county on Saturday made the following uominu Hons fur county oillcers: Representative lluv. John Morrison District Clerk- Harvey Kgberl. Counly Hupl. Hludebaker.

Probate Judge L. P. Reveal. County Attorney No nomination; but the convention emlurseil J. II, Naylor.

The Democrats would do well to take up this ticket. It is the genuine articlu. The supreme court has affirmed tht do clsiou uf the Ford county district eourt In the case of the Slate moms versus Adolph Gluck, Mayor of Dodgu Clly. iiliick was deputed as mayor oil account of violating Hie prohibitory liquor law. by allowing wlilnky to be sold on his premises, Ului was elected mayor us a joke on Ihe pmhihillouisu.

At the present lime there is not a "joint" In Dodgs Cily. Tho Hi. Louis (llobe Democrat sng (CBls that a bill pulling refined sugar ou tho free list would be nptovc4 villi out uf every l.tHJtl people ami by the Prusnleut. Such a bill ought to be passed If by passing it a blow cau bo slruok al the sugar trust. Added to Ibis, or Included in it, should be a provisi repealing Ihe buuuly clause in Ilia McKluley bill.

To protect Ihe l.ouitiuua sugar plainer Is to cast pearls befon swine. i lines Bessie Bedloe, lluillngion, a diseuti) of the sculp, causing bur hair to beojiuo very harsh aud div, uud lo fall so freely that she scarcely dared to null It. Aver Hair Vigor guvo her bJiltliy scalp, removed Ihe JuLiUulI, aud 'e tuu hair tli ck aud gloy. ever saw. Forrest Arnold has been mulching his trees.

They are looking Well. Mr. I.upton will move back onto bis homestead In a few days. A light rain Wednesday did considerable good. A special examiner was sent out to Interview (Irandpa Morgan, the other day, In regard to his pension claim for deafness.

Mr. Hayes, from Missouri, who la visiting at Mr. Shields, gave the Pretty Prairie Sunday school a little talk on santlflcatlnn last Sunday. Our Sunday school was reorganized two weeks ago. Supt.

Mrs. Klem; assistant MIhs Jennie Oray; secretary- Miss Nela Klem; treasurer Mrs. King; librarian Miss Klin Klein; chorister-Mr. Slmerly. Mr.

Hubert I.ocken attended Sunday school at Pretty Prairie Inst Sunday, Ho was driving his wild ponies. Mr. King and Sherman are planting another tree claim. A Alio rain Saturday and Biinday. This will start the breaking plows.

Wol.VKHtNR. Charley Warner, who left here Tuesday of last week, made a narrow escape in tho wroek of a railroad paaaenger train at Rovere, Wednesday night, The accident occurred on the Sunla Fe road. The heavy rains had loosened the piles of a bridge across a small stream, which was swollen to Its banks. The engine hail reached tho opposite bank when the bridge gave way, and the train, excepting the hind sleoper, was precipitated into the water. A howling Btorm was raging at tho time.

Six persons were killed and about twenty-five were wounded. Tho passengers In tho rear car escaped unhurt and Charley was one of the lucky ones. Rev. W. 11.

Rose, P. will hold piartcrly meeting in the M. K. church. Saturday afternoon at 8 o'clock.

He will preach Saturday evening at and Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. A general invitation is given. Tho Adventists havo bought of Ady, the building known as the Honsier grocery store building, and will convert the same Into a church building. Mtb. IjAiiuv Huhns has opener a flrBt class Boarding-House, south of tho de-pot, iu lngalls, and Invites the palrouage of the public.

Joe Kmery is In luck. Within a few days time a girl baby came to bis house; his mare delivered a tine cult, and his cat gave eleven kittens. Rev. W. M.

Dauerty preaches in the Presbyterian church Sunday morning and evening. T. II, Paris Is planting seven acres in potatoes, requiring about 30 bushels uf seed. The Ladles' Social Circle will nieel with Mrs. Wilson, Thursday afternoon at no.

Big floods In some of the western slates has interfered with railroad travel. Light white frost Tuesday morning but no damage was done to anything. Another heavy raiu Tuesday night an inch. Farmers are all busy this Unu weather with spring planting. Chickens are scarce.

Farmers did not raise many last year. Alfalfa Is kuue high and will soon be ready to cut. Cattle are iluiiiu; well on tbe grass. Klvcr and ditcbes lull of water. More rain yesterday.

A KAU.U FOR 11 lKM.l.AH.S. Land oltlce fees for cntciinir KiO acres iu t'licycniie and Arapahoe reservation (soon to be opened) are tU; you pay I per acre additional; one half III 'J years, and remainder lu 5 years, 'Ibis is under homestead act. Mam a Kk Uui tk is the only railroad rcachlui; all purls of the new country. Our l'liuliiindle Hue touches nun Invest corner, ami is nearest of any to westeru half ol rcseivaliou. Buy tickets lo Kiowa, Woodward, IIikcUis or Canadian via A 8 Hood aon roads from above polms to couuiiea It, K.

and tl. Oklahoma t'ilv. on TsF, Texas Hue, has becii diiaiitnatcd hy 1', 8. Land Commissioner as Ihe laud oltlce for Ihe soul hern luilf of Cheyenne ci Arapahoe resei viiilou 1 wo daily trains over A. iV lo Oklahoma Clly, anil ttlciuo by rail to eastern border.

Ooii'l be deceived by the cbiftna of Inferior lines, that only reach only one side of the new lands. Local aifeiit of Santa Ke ltoutu will be n'ad lo kIvo you copy of Oklahoma folder, aud furnish full inrorumtion relaiivu lo coat of tickets, route to take, etc. hvi.4 u- Stl.Tl-bt 1 1 fj ft ft l'. i Mrs. C.

A. CURTIS, (Successor lo W. M. Fuiv.rit itT.) Books and Stationery, LToliilay Goods, Notions, Wall Paper, And articles usually kept in a book store. Htock of Wall Paper will bo sold at greatly reduced prices.

(Postofflce Building.) CIMARRON, KAS. HARRY BRICE, Examiner of Titles. Taxes Paid for Non-Residonts, Correspondence solloted. CIMARRON, KANSAS. CIMARRON DRUG STORE.

DR. J. M. LAWRENCE, Registered Druggist. STy-Prcscriptions Carefully Compounded A Full Line of Drugs, Medicines and Toilet Articles.

Store 2d door north Bherman House. the Kansas city star. Daily and Weekly. Leading Newspaper of the West. Daily Circulation ovur 43.000.

Weekly ClrcuhUion ovctr 54.000. The Star is thu ticknnwludtfw. lofuliug newspaper published in tlie wost. It uontiiiiiH in a nnu ihe form all the tbe ntrwg of the world up to tt o'clock ruof thu day pubiialii'd, givinif its patrons the freshest news from 12 tu 0 hours in advance uf morning cotfinpora-riits. It publishes the Produce Markets and CoiuimMiiial ItcportH of the triuiu centers of the world, and the full and complete Live Slock aud (train Markets, including the closing reports from New York, Chi cap, ISt.

Louis and Kansas City. Tile Htar coulrols and publishes exclusively thu full Awsociated Press Heport and larire line of special telegrams. The Star is not controlled hy uuv mt of and is devoted to collect inir and publishing nil the news of the dny in thu most interesting shape and with thu tfrentcsl possible promptutss, accuracy and impartiality. It will enjoy yojir cimtldcnce if you appreciate an holiest, fearless aud bold The Star has tho lamest circulation of any newspaper published between Chicago and San Francisco Never before in thu histoty of Jour nalism has so much first class newspaper matter been given for so little money as wo are giving in the columns of the weekly edition of the Star. Terms of the Star by mail, postage prepaid: Daily One month .50 Three months 1.00 One 4,00 Weekly One year, 25 cents.

Write for sample copy. Addretw, Tint Stah, Kansas City, Mo. TEE LEAYESW OETH TIMES BY D. R. ANTHOSY.

Tbe Boat Newspaper In Kansas Given Away. The Times favors reform and purity lu politics, advocates truth and justice, bates hypocrisy and Is iudepenUcnt. st'iist iu rr ion iutks, Daily one year $3 00 Weekly, ono year 50 CM' hates. Inilv (Ave copies, one year). ..10 00 Weekly (twenty copies oDeyean 5 00 No commission allowed on premium ard club oiTers.

The Weekly Times and nfl Tho Kausas Farmer, 11 uu Address aud ruuiit to THE TIMES, Leavenworth, Kas. Soieatiflo Amrfoift Agncy f6f OAVIAT. TAO MARKS SIGN PAT SWT COVN.QHT I tnfAmwtlott and tr Hftndbook wiiU to i MI NN A CO-ftl BluiAIiWAT, NlW YuBIC. Oiilttst huntau fnrwpuunim iMttauts AmnriaA. Kury pjiuuit tktm out ty It brmuttit twiora Uio puttUti bf uodeu giTuQ frw oX Umiu um lanert ntrmlatlnn of Miy HHratls.

iwtm Hi world. Mploudlillv lllur.lt. Na ABSTRACTER. 1 4. kjkA A may expect dangerous storms with excessive rains In pnrts of the country and excessive drouths In other parts.

The worst of these storms will proba bly not occur till after the middle of May, and In Foster's next bulletin he will more particularly describe the move mcntsof one of these great storms. During the lust half of May the storms will break the drouth In many places, and inaugurate drouths In other places. Where excessive rslns fell during April may be expected a deficiency in May.and portions of Texas, tho southeastern, New Kngland and the northern Slates from New York to suffered from drouth during April, will be partially relieved by rnln from tho storms the last half of May. The operations of the drouth In April fully verified Ills forccRMs by indicating some of ill favorite lurking places. Western Texas and the southeastern states suffered most, but May mid June will Include many other pans in the Imuth districts, whilo some of the dis tricts hurt by dioutb In April will be relieved In May.

About the coming crops, Foster says, that taking tlio 1HIH) and JAM crops as a standard, he expects the drouth to injure the cotton crop this year from 15 to 20 per cent, and the corn crops from 10 to IS per cent. Frosts will come in late next fall, and the rainfall In the droulh districts will be belter after tho first of August, there fore crops that mature late will probably be best. I.ook for droulh where the excessive rains occurred In April, l)()l)OK CITY IOINGH. District Court Is In session and will probably Inst another week. Several Urny county men were here last week lawyer Del'ul, lurk and others.

Dr. Whltworth, who stopped at Cim arron last summer, is hero aud is doing quite well. County Attorney Madison Is favnra hly spokeu of as a candidate for State Seunlor. Visited the public schools and find them in most excellent condition. Some as good teachers hero as we have ever met.

Miss Cora Wilkinson, from Gray counly, Is very popular as a teacher. Tho Hons of Veterans will givo a banquet here, Saturday, May 14. Clray counly boys aro Invited. No saloons or Joints In Dndgo now. Tho acreage tif wheat in Ford county is twice as groat as last year.

The far mere agree that the prospect is very en couraging. Frank Dillman and Kd (Inrland, of lngulls, were buying furniture on Friday and they expect to marry soon. M. rnoii viii.y a ii.vo koo. Rev.

J. D. Ilotkln writes the following to the Wichita Kngle, April 111): "1 took dinner to-duy with Hev. ('has. Brown, at Freeport, llnrpercounty, Kas.

lu preparing dinner, Mrs. llruwn broke an egg and found within It a naturally formed egg, shell and all, about the size of a hulled walnut. The space between the outer shell and the egg within was Ulled witli albumen. Let some eugolo-gist try blr baud at explaining this plie nonienon. A cranky prohibitionist at my elbow suggests that the little egg represents tho resubmission contingent In tho Republican party of this state, uow snugly encased within the movement for a constitutional convention.

llu'also suggests that the little egg should not be broken, as It Is probably a bad gg. The egg story la true, and can lie vouched for by threo Methodist preach era and a school teacher." A beautiful head of hair Is the nridc of woman. Any person can obtain this by using llegus' Hair Item wit. SoUl and wnrriuiled hy J. Lawrence.

Dr, D. F. Butcher has located In Clm arron for the practice of medicine, and cau be found at the Cleveland House. For Your Comfort. Travellers to and from 1'iuh will he pleased to leain that Pullman Palace Sleepers now run through, daily, wlihoiu ueiwecii luniir 1.

1 ll.l, ovcrSaula re. Colorado Midland and Hio Grande western lines est bound via Colorado Spring, uud cast hound via i murium vpringa ami Denver. lie Irue scenic rollle. Plclilv of lime msec liauiloii aim vie in v. Mitotic iiiiiiv liacoifvrsiTV cc llctweeu Denver ami Dgdell.

In.iiilin of nearest Suuin Fe It, ml, ticket agent for rules, sleeper rcacrva lions, etc. CONSUMPTION In Its early stages can be cured by the prompt use of lyers Cherry Pectoral It soothes the Inflamed tissues, aids expectoration, I and hastens reoovery. Dr. J. C.

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