Western Kansas Ensign from Dodge City, Kansas • 8

COLLEGE OF WESTERN KANSAS. J. A. CLINIC, BOE2T. -Monday morning.

Anril 7th, 1890, to Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm Picker, a daughter. Mother and child are doing Local Editor J. Cuke, Notary Public and REAL ESTATE AGENT.

Arbor day Thursday, April 10th a beautiful day to plant trees. Baaaaa-a-maaBaaSa-Vaa-aa-aaaVaBaaaBVaB Another blow from the northwest on last Tuesday to the discomfort of potato planters and out door pedestrians. rMrs. Heustis and son of Dodge City tarried over Tuesday night at this place on her way home from a visit to her sister, near Lamed, Kansas BATES OF aUBSCBtPTIOU Courses of Study: Classical, Sdcatific, English. NoriaalJ Busiacsa Musical.

Scbool Terras: Fall Term begins Sspt. 10, 1833. Winter Tera A wagon load of the St. Joe church people attended the Easter services at "Windhorst Catholic church, r. .75 .40 Owb Year, Brx Months, Tiibee Months, begins January 7, 1890-' Spring Term begins April 1, 1833.

Coiaiaaao CHOICE FARM LANDS andjTown Lots For Sale. Deeds. Mortgages, and Contract Executed witii Disiatcu Mrs. J. A.

Cline.took a trip to Dfferle on last Wednesday where she will visit her daughter, Mrs. D. Baxter for a few days. There was a dance given on last Monday night in the vacant house on the McCollister farm which was an all night affair, judging from the time two of the nent, Thursday June 12, 1890 1: 3xpenses: Fall Term, 15 $13' Wiator Trai, 12 Spring Term, 10 weeks $3.50. Xo Incidentals.

Bnard $3.00 to $4.00 in private family. Day board in clubs from $1.03 to 32.33 psr Rood md board in College Dormitory from $1.33 to $2.25 per weak. The school is Thorough, Practical, conomical. Send for Circular, Address tne President, Re TO SUBSCRIBERS. A cross on the margin of your paper denotes that your- subscription has ixpired, and that you are cordially requested to renew the by a remittance.

If not convenient tc pay up once, please inform us if you wish the paper continued to your address or not. Ve are willing to extend reasonable time to these who wish the paper and can not pay in advance, but we do not care to end it any longer than you desire it, or are willing to paji. next morning and madle there prssence Known several id ye. Is. been cutting laterals this Office in P.

O. Building, week through their farms preparatory to irrigating for corn. BELLEFOiTT, KaKSAS Lock Box 51. F-Z---IJP? s-Xyiw'rl the world. f'erleel wrtHpa Warranted heat i LATA JS Eh irn ftm, jraji; i vK.

OX PKRSOStia 'feH'tfvr'V r-r'wk locairv caa aeenre ona -k i 3- 'fr, tcgr'irfr with our larj-a i 15. ahabe DoJseOitTV Xaasai. W. C. Duneker, Township in town on last Wednesdav, inquiring about what we possessed in the way of lands, chatties FREfetlEULINING-CHAlitARSTO PUEBLO, COLORADO SPRINGS AND DENVER.

COLO. r- fire-C All (ha wot yom i CLIMAX CUFF HOLDER. seed do to to anerr wtc nJ rca so Vk who etll yom The Santa Fe Route" is now runninr friendtand ribcr a-d abt you tiatalwava result ia tfov whici- hV tw started. IWalit kOK i Akk The station grounds under the able supervision of section foreman, Wilhelm free reclining-chair cars between Kanss Eawyer't Adjastalilt QCNTS MB tADICS' Cibax Caff Til zizr iiiyccTsscnT Mm from 'Wt a p- week nd ut.t"-m Addret, City and Denver on daily trains leaving ADVERTISING RATES. One column per $.0.00 tlalf 550 Fourth 3.00 One inch -5 Double column 10 per cent.

off. Locals cents per line each insertion. Tran. lient rates made known on application. All advertising bills collected each tionth, unless otherwise contracted.

Picker has received a thorough cleaning BUBWa iitl oii oriMUU, m.usv Kansas City at a. and Denver ta and leveling and now present a finer appearance than at r.ny previous time. 150 pNm. These cars are entirely ncw- and have been built expressly for this DCTio; Overlap nmtt cU t) thrvw; id ti th OUMT lap of enffj th placa cuff ondar laere pnth dra fslcTauniar tha NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Garden Citv.Kansas, March 19, 1890- train, are fitted with all the modern ap plications for both convenience andsafe E.

Lt Coen, editor cf the Bucklin Jourjaly has severed his connection Notice is hereby given that the follow- '-Sw book()ToremoT ty, and are uneualed by any cars run be, can.preudowaoa of that paper and T. Itoby, form. inS named setter wh made Homestead f. 1 tween these points heretofore: No line dnfUarTf froiu 1 erlva tVDoin Dodffe Citv. is now Entrj his A.

T. S. F.j TIME TABLE. CEXTltAt TrME. -flVest.

'AvAiwrity mtio Govcriiiucnt can offer you better accomodations than 4 tion to make final proof in support of his occupying the editorial chair, We tne old reliable "Santa Fe Route" SAMPLE PAIB Vki, Ladies' Adjustable Guff Holder. rliiim nnrl that said rrrrf wiil be made For any information desired regarding No. 1, California 1:18 p. m. hope the mgh standard of the Journ- before the Judge or in his absence the sawyers Patent Ladies' Adjustable Caff Holder rates, through car accommodations, time of arrival and departure of trains, call on any agent of the Santa Fe, or e.i dress DntcnoKS: Sea cutantaff.

pUk clarp(r)orl0ww Ko. 3, Mexico Arizona Ex.11 55 a. m. al will bo continued and wish the clerk of the district court of Ford county, iTo 5, Denver Utah 11 59 p. new management success- Kansas.at hU olSce in Dodge City.

Kan-No. 45i Way Freight. 4:32 p. sas on May Uth. 1890, viz: East.

MARRIED. Emory Allen of Ford county, Kansas. tio 2 Atlantic Express 3:13 p. WetzeiStrohwitz. At the Luther- Final Homestead for the southeast i of No.

4' New York 3:08 a. m. an church, by the pastor, Rev, Hamm, Section No. No. 25 south.

ill A- Geo. T. Nicholson, G. P. A A.

T. F. R. R. Topeka.

Kans: Bona ti cun; laeo Slare cuff under itaa the adya of let re ndr hvk(). Ta adjust parti htarh other. To rauiova cuff, preta down on anrinrfs. dr.wm No. 64 Eastern Express 5:57 a.

ni Sunday. April Henry Wetzel uanSe -1 wesi ora couniy.ivansu He names the following witnesses to to Miss Emma Strolrmtz.both nf Wheat ito. 46, Way Freight. 7:30 a. m- adpe i Ire from land Towship, Ford countv.Kansrts.

Provc tis continuous residence. A Great Power More than thir under ifleliock. BAlk. LE FAIR 15a. I'r CHIco r.s:d U.

S. Su pvciiiQ C)rte is IsJgrlily rccoinmcridcd by rTUnio of and Oilcsro Presidents Nearly all tli5 JScliool Books published in this countty arA Wclstcrv r.sattest :1 Ji.y tho leading fcJcliool BooS 3000 iuoro TTordg nnd nearly OOQ more tltnn any ctlier American Dictionary. SPECIMEN TESTIMONIALS. HS7 York 7crldsays: Volrster 13 41 most universal iy conceded to bo the best. CklO Bays: WeLftcr la lu kuoTp(gcd ttaudar.1 ia lexicography.

aaajuswnnr wwvausM. invent ivn tetii til fctiT.ulkiM nuthority in onr oflled. 'ilia lalrr CcarjiFBy v.vutr- Unabridged always Iwen t'm- slAirlnrd. Ucbiitr ia i-tan-iaid uun.j ity i.t uurw.rir!. 7h3 KuT TCIM I i.irecoiil2et R9 tha nioft "trw oli of the Enslih over t'M rrori-i.

Sold by all fe. C.4 C. HERRIAM i Tub'rs, Sftii.sM. The cefeinouy being performed iu the cultivation of land, viz: Harvey H. church prior to services.in the Drspn Crawford.

Wellington Goodrich, both of ty two thousan i public schools ol Ladles' Combined aBBBMaHaVBTaTaliMPaflkaW thfc United States have each beei Sjool Holder, TM1 cut- of a large number of friends and an ex Belief ont, Kansas. and George I. Curtis. A.T. S.

F. TIME TABLE. CKN1RAL T13JE. Ho. 1, California Ex l.o5 p.

m. ter anl THimule nolder. pectant congregation of pedple.made the an(i Speareville, Kansas, supplied with a copy of L'tnita. aki Tors 4-4t; D. M.

FROST.Uegister. Dit.mnarv. occasion one of unusal interest, After nun. A Plbasum. Save tima and nn I rir ATarnVi 1 1 ROO I -w 44 3.

Mexico Arizona Ex. 11,16 the church services were over the happy nuaii tuau iucuu li mtic till angry moments Theliohtopra. Vents the annoy ani-e thread anarting in work-baskets. It holds spoils of any usuat stra 4.1o average of 50 scholars to each school end of tha thread al wars at SAMPLE SOe. TK HUTCHINSON KWS it; meaas that constantly a miliioi It band when the needlei to ba threaded, and cnt everr nefdl.fal.

Th frame conit of twonart. ma hdire" upon the other. The lower portion of theframa open, and tirnriflnl with twoamat 3.24 couple and their friends went to the residence of the Bridegrooms father, Mr. Louis Wetzel, two miles north of the church where they partook of a l-ount-eous feast preptred for the occasion. Mr.

Wetzel is one of our popular young 45 Way Fricght East 2 Atlantic Express 4 KiW York Ex. 48 Way Freight and of American you have the pnvi- epoa whka spool placed. Prices furnittea ia qiustiUat. 3.17 A. M.

AGENTS WANTED. 1 VI (UVVFR SOLE OWNER Aa lia dAlIILili MAMUFACTUBEn. 7.55 The Best Morning Daily in the lege of consulting and studying tlm State. great work in the course of theii An tvictp 7 ftftlnmn nn.tifir. with prlnr' tinn "WVin rvinf nct.imnto tli 102 St, Providence, E.

men and has taken to himself an "equally A. Teed, Agent, OfEcrlc- Kansas. Wt. to the fuU power fo; inteiiectual stimulatio, i ne Jw manes a specialty oi ana deeelopment which is thus ac congratulations. furnishing Western Kansas News, tively at work all the time? The STJBSCEIBE FOR WINDHORT- Having a Correspondent in fivp.rv I VUV aVAllAVi A Cm kJ vwiv POST OFFICE HOURS.

Office open 7:30 a. m. Closed 8:30 p.m feunday 12:40 p. m. Ctosed 1:40 p.

I xne last two days ot March, town the State. for general accuracy and facility in oanaay ana juonaay was very kates. the use of the Enfflish lansriaffe wiuuy anu um some aamage to tne Daily, 1 1.50 not likely to he lost. Well and Km ern 19 crops, The nice soaking rain that 6 mo. 4.00 6ipo.

VBjtrueiyhasNoahW uely has Noah AVebster been called 2.00 3 mo. 3 mo. 50 CHURCH DIRECTORY. Presbytemai Cmmcii ierrices every 4th Sunday at 3:00 p.m. feunday School, Prayer eve.

followed on "Wednesday was timely The Schoolmastes opthiI Repub it 1 mo. and gave everything a good start 00 lic. and now we are having fine spring wrath nr. On FARMER'S AGRIC'L ASSO'N. in neighborhood and most oi the i I I A I I $1.50 PEE Y1SAB.

FOR SALE. Ko. 2t District ever 1st and 3rd Thursday ground is prepared fof corn planting. ivenings in each month, at 7:30 p. m.

Wheat and rye are growing nicely The Quickest wav to earn monov is I A. 160 Acre farm and pasture land. 000 therospects are good for a bound- to get an Agency for 4 50 Acres under good state of cul fulharvpst I W. Dusker, President. W.

F. Snyder. Secretary. BUSINESS CARDS. HUbbKI H.

bKANCRUrT tivation. 50 Acres enclosed with a three-stran wire fence. A srood HISTORY OF UTAH OUR 3.50 COMBINE, TH3 publisrprs of tha WESTERN KANSAS ENSIGN the Lutheran church on "Good Fri. day," and on next Sunday (Easter) well and windmill, stables, 4-room sod house with shingle roof, young there will be Communion Services. I the only Irue History of Mormon- orchard, grape vines bearing two I.

SWAN. ATTORNEY-AM AW DbDGE CITY, KANSAS- nada arraraemls with. THE EVENING DAILY NEWS of tfarwai City, Missouri, and tha two papar will ba sant bna gear fbr.Sb Mr. Henry Wetzel will be married ism from its origin to the present-to Miss Emma Strohwitz in tbe time: endorsed alike by mormons years, two miles north of Belief ont. Price $2,000.

Leave orda sat tris office. church just before the Services be-1 Gentiles. Written without pre gins. Easter Services wid be held judice so you can see Office, Post Office Block. 1 A AVAfl AVA ilaAA AMtail.

I Trp 1- jrrs a I XUV UUC OUU till Special attention civen to all mat- in the Catholio church at the same J. Ll. AvS 11 IN miles west of Offerle, a neat frame fer pertaining to Real Estate. Law tlme' 11 A. M.

conducted by house with wo rooms and basement their pastor Rev. Ph Kuemmert. correspond ei.ee promptly answered. DUR 2oo COMBINE THEBES1' OFFaR YET. Nothing so nearly approaches the a large cave, well, garden, some J.

G. S. miraculous as the rise of a new re- fruit-bearing trees. 60 Acres under P. S.

This will be to late for ligion, founded by an illiterate majh, cultivation, balance pasture, irriga A TkTTMii this week, but wiil do next week. in country iu thd, world, ting canal runs on the west line of Beginning with the issue- January 2nd THE vTOPPTTA W.DAVISjSUCCESSORto R.HIRTZ OFFERLE ITEMS, and the age which has given us arm. Conyenient to school and be enlarged from 8 12 and be Mr. Baxter and familv attend greatest inventions. vivuuvuvm All feature.

It is a Kansas paper ifor 'Kansas people afl natronatro. EST $1.00 HOUSE IN THE CITY. Easter Services at Kinsley last The finding of the platee, their for selling has more land than hekc time and wnifh every lthv of ouuuuy. 1 u.aw sAtsAiAisg, ju 1 can uum uary ui, uu ueeus luuueY, OVJITE CITY HALL, NEAR EJLE rtle 6peCial Fith the pnbHsher, we nabiai to offer THE WKSTERN KANSAS ENSIGN and THE 'tOPEKA J. Patterson got home from Dodse taining cortsfomdmgof NauvoJ, A bargain at $1,500.

origin of Polygamy, the exilsj froth JAiNT STABLE. City Wednesday av lODGECITY KANSAS. Rev, Brown took the train Dg a ProfPeros 160 Acres, timber claim, oti which WHMiLX UAPITAL, both one year for two Every Kansas man should have hi, local forhoma news oal paper from the capital. of tho State.1 Give this combination YtnaL Fridav noon for Flli'nwn 6 wte ln a desert beyond civilization, final proof has been made. Ten M- s.

Mart parvPr xr A rbe overtaken and passed by acres of black walnut, honey locust AND I Mia pvpnntlVfS ahllltxr rf I X. .1 A -tti A a Kansas.is visiting at MrB ana couonwoon. wamut trees A GREAT OFFER! All Young, the struggle between Mor- been bearing. nuts two years. ThoPias Quinn, section foreman I mcnisn and the TTniturl Stntnv tV.i1o t-oa wnn.fi.

a. tw6 PAPERS AT THE I'RICE at this place, resigned his position is as thrilling as a nvnl W.t v.u:ti I OF ONE. and left for Denv i uwvijuiuci viAAAxniAviA, uaiautc L3liultr, I er Fnday evening history. EVERYBODY WANTS nd can be irifrated. land 1evl I 1 A SPLENDID OFFri! Abner OJterle moyed out of the IT.

and a deep soil, rui nortn- irru tt -r-r-rVl vr I north of Belleiont. This is a rare Having i. made special arrange wt st of town. Wilbe-rt Rump. 5.

IV1 A VV ments with the pi the bargain. Price $1,500. a aVaaf A i i 1 1 1 1 aVar A HACIHE.WIg. EEKLx now tne land lord of OSerle wanted -everywhere AS AGENTS splendid 8-page family newspaper. House; published at Topeka, 'and woAhv Th nm V.

YOU CAN MAKE qf patronage, we are enabled to of- The Jou JlclttltJ From to 7W fer THE WESTERN -KANSAS 8eon to take quita an interest in lu ay a 2,000 Acres additional raw prairie lands in close proximity to Belief ont Kansas, ranging from 8 to 12 dol lars per acre. iWiil be sold to pur chasers in any quantity from 40 to 100 acres, all good farm and pasture lands. Experience nnneccesary" the work sells at sight if properly presented. JJo capital required i tvo give 30 das' lime to delivei and iMUxN and THE TOF.EIvA the by WEEKLY CAPITAL, both one tne appearance of the depot Satur year for Sl.50. dav Evcry Kansas rSan should have his County paper for home news and a During the wind storm Tuesday reaper from the capital of the State.

a frtlght train going east, se i fire Qive this combination a trial. west cf tovrn and by hard work of the people, Mrs Averj's ho-ise and pjlDg us, j. com, Trucks ALL dTrLLSm II AT I warn were saved. plete, bun Morocco Canvassing Out fit sent for. $1,25.

Apply, for good territory immediately as it is beincr fast taken np 7 mis. rarnes had a very severe jAugusl Flower is the great remedy oi 1 acci(Jent Tuesdaj Evening, while TOE SALE UErfT. Three farms, with an average of p0 acres each, undcf cultivation Terms made known tin applies! i For any of the abovo lands call on or aldress i J. CLINE, Real Estate Ageit, Belief ontKb 1 'fATSg, Cr-AUECHAKS X2h ijjspepoia fa alliu forms, such as diseases on a chair reaching on a clthe Stomach, Bowels. Kidneys and chair tipped forward ladder, Constipation Billiousness, Sick her on the face breaking lache, and jaJUhediseases caused by ORe nb 723 Market Street.

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