The Kiowa Herald from Kiowa, Kansas • 3

vote FOKTiiEPosns Election Proclama tion, n. It TIME TAIILES. FANTA FE, CALDWELL. KANS. DODGE CITY HAS KIOWA KAN Vote for the Bonds Last Friday Mr.

II. Davidson called on his friends here. F. V. Andrews, of Corwin, was in town Monday.

llerold Metz have a full line of Groceries, Crockery, Fruit Jars, etc. "Where can I get the most Groce York-3Draper Mercantile Co. Wholesale and Retail General Merchandise and Outfitting goods. FLOUR, B- W- Key, Manager. GRAIN, Kiowa, Kansas.

S. L. OVERSTRKET. I. T.

SII ANNON. W. S. DENTON. OVERSTREET, DENTCM SHAKHQM.

Attorneys at Law, Office Flynn Robinson's old stand, KIOWA. KANSAS. COMMERCIAL HOUSE MISSKATE CRAVEN, Proprietor GOOD SAMPLE ROOM. Corner 5th and Main Street. Call at Rossi's For the Finest Line of Candies, Cigars, Oranges, Fruits, Nuts Etc.

Merchant Tailor Stalest Styles. Satisfaction Guaranteed. NEW KIOWA. KANS A. FEED, AND IRA.

D. MAXSON, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. Kiowa," Kansas. EAGLE CHIEF BARBER SHOP. BY B.

LEO P. HART. The nicest, ntjfltest and cleanest TONSOR- IAL ROOMS the city. All work perform ed promptly and with entire satisfaction. Give him a call.

WEST. MAIX ST. CONSUMPTION CU11ED-And old physician, retired from prac- ice, having had placed in his hands by East India missionary the formular of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption, bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthm and all throat and Luc Affections, also a positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after having tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases, has felt it is duty to make it known to his suffering fellows Actuated by this motive and a desire to relieve human suffering. I will send free of charge, to all who desire it, receipt, in German, French, or English, with full directions for preparing and using. Sent by mail by addressing with stamp.

VV A. jnoyes, iy rowers uiock ltoch- ester. N. Y. Naming this paper.

Kiowa, liLarisas. jVirtarillo, Texas. GEO. W. WELLS, Manufacturer of and Dealer in Harness, Saddles, Bridles, LAP ROBES, WHIPS, KIOWA.

KANSAS. Saddles made to order on the Leading Trees, such as the FRIESEKE and PUEBLO. BIT We use the Best of California Leather. Satisfaction guaranteed. All kinds of Carriage and Light Harness, of the best Mate- rial, made to order.

oo -T. S. Hutton, of Mutton's ranch, I. D. T.

Flvnn, of Guthrie, Alpha Updegraff, cf I. and S. K. Sydes, of New Mexico, registered at the Ilardwick Monday. We clip the following from the Anthony Enterprise: K.

Sydes, of New Jiexico, came in Thursday afternoon from New Mexico, via Kiowa. Mr. S. is an extensive ranchman and is here looting after pasture for part of his herd, he having some eight thousand head. Mr.

Sydes is one of the best known of southern cattle men and has a number of warm friends in this section of the coun-trv." A First-class Wood's Mowing Machine for sale Cheap. Enquire at the Herald office. Leave orders at the Hardwick for the Purest lee ever brought into this market. Go to McAllisters for dry goods. Did you see Waltner's 5-ccnt If you are wanting a Mower call at Culver's before buying No, ho has not yet gone.

The Photographer, we mean! jl8 Fresh Turnip Seed for sale at Culver's. Vienna Bakery is still to the front with the finest bread, pies, cakes To Exchange One hundred and sixty acres of land, unincumbered, for Wichita, Kiowa or Medicine Lodge property. Apply to J. E. Hall, Kiowa.

Lost. A large pin, being in design an old English E. Any one bringing it to the Herald office will be rewarded. Cheapest place in town to buy your Dry Goods and Shoes is at Waltner's. New Spring stock of boots and shoes at McAllisters.

Oranges, lemons and fine hand made candies at llerold Metz's. Any one wanting "Ice Cream" can call at Rossi's twice a week, on Saturdays and Sundays. Everybody is invited to call and try his Ice Cream. Waltner Co. will sell you a La-die's High Cut Button Boot, worth 4.50 at $3.00.

Waltner Co. are offering bi bargains in shoes. They are closing out several lines regardless of cost. For economy in use and the Gasoline Stove that does not get put of order, buy the Jewell, of AVoodwortii Grast. Hot and cold baths at the Cherokee Strip Barber Shop of G.

P. Haskins. Kiowa, Kansas. Leave your orders for cab calls at the HardwTick House and Commercial House, or at the livery stable of Kcr'chner Kirkpatrick, Kiowa, Kansas. New and second-hand guns for sale and to rent, ammunition of all kinds, and shells loaded to order, at Woodward Grant s.

By your dry goods of McAllister and get new styles. Cherokee Strip is bound to open. But I am here now with a complete stock of building materials, which I am selling, at prices that cannot fail to meet your approval. W. D.

Mackey, Agent, Long Bell Lumber Co. Job printing of every description, in an artistic manner, and at living rates, done promptly at the Herald office. Come up and see specimens. If you are going to paint, call and see Long-Bell Lumber who hand-el the celebrated KAW VALLEY PAINT, and will give you a warantee that if it chalks or peels off in two years they will re-paint your house, furnishing everything, labor and all, and it will not cost you a cent. Long Bell Lumber W.

D.Maekey, Agent, Kiowa, Kansas. 54 For Sale. 1,000 acres of Land, the finest stock ranch in Barber county; also one good farm, with house, stable and 40 acres fenced. House and lot in Kiowa. Apply to J.

E. Hall. CUT THIS OUT AND PUT IT IN YOUR BONNET. Excursions to various points on account of numerous gatherings. Tourist excursion tickets 'are now on sale to Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Oregon, and the public is requested to please remember that the Old Reliable Missouri Pacific makes direct connection and reaches these points twelve hours in advance of any other line.

For routes, rates or any other particulars, call on or address. Summer Tourist tickets to Warrens-burg, (Pertle Springs,) and Sweet Springs, will be placed on sale May 15th, and remain on sale until Sept. 15th. Tickets good to return until Oct. 31, 1889.

Fare to Warrensbursr and return 13.25. Sweet Springs and return, $15.33. Transit limit, 2 days. For further particulars call on J. K.

Withers, Resident agent Mo. Pa. Railway, Kiowa. Kansas. a California Excursions.

Tullman Tourist Sleeping-Car excursions to California and Paeific-Coast points leave Kansas City via the Santa F'e route every Friday. Ticket rate $35, Sleeping-Car "$3.00 per double berth. Everything furnished except meals. These excursions are personally conducted by experienced excursion managers, who accompany parties to destina tion. For excursion folder containing full particulars regarding ticket rates, sleeping-car accommodations, dates, address M.

S.Dowsr.v, Agent. Kiowa, Kan. Geo. T. Nicholson.

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II. it fn A TT A MT)S WANTT1T) First published June 30th, 1SS9.J Proclamation, by the Mayor and Coua oilmen of the City of New Kiowa, Kansas-, calling a special election: Notice is hereby given. That in pursuance to Ordinance iso. ot saia city, me 101 towing Proposition is submitted to the Leg-nl Voters of the incorporate City of New Kiowa, in Barber County, ami State of Kansas: Shali the MavoramlCouueilmenof said City issue Five Thousand Dollars, in City Bonds, in denominations ot" One Thousand Dollars each, to be duo and payable in Twenty years from date of issue, with interest at the rate of six per cent, per annum, principal aud interest to be payable at the Fiscal Agency for the State of Kansas in the State of. New York, for the purpose of paying the outstanding indebtedness of said City, due and to become due.

and to make the needed improvements therein, for which the money has been heretofore appropriated. That an Election is called in and for the City of Kiowa, to vote on said Proposition, aud to be held in the building known as the lJ. A. Thompson oflice, cue door north of the Ilardwick House, on Seventh Street, New Kiowa, Ksinsas, in said City, on July 23rd, A. D.

1SS.0. The Polls to be open at 9 o'clock and closed at 6 o'clock p. of ssid day. Those iu favor of said Proposition will cast a Ballot on which is printed or written the words. "For Issuing Bonds," and those opposed to said Proposition will cast a Ballot on which is printed or written.

"Against Issuing Bonds. By order of the Councilmeu of the Incorporate eitv of a ew Kiowa. June ISth. 1889. N.

E. DURRUS, Attest: Mayor. J. G. LEMONT, City Clerk.

NOTICE TOR In the District Court of Barber County, State of Kansas. T. M. Connor, Plaintiff, vs. C.

Salisbury, Rose B. Salis-1-bury and John It. Inglis, Do-1 fondants. To the defendant, John R. Inglis: You are hereby notified, that you have been sued in the above named court, by the above named plaintiff, and that unless you answer said plaintid's petition, tiled in said action, on or before the 12th day of Ait gust, ISS9, said petition will be talten as true and judgment will be rendered against yon in accordance therewith tor the sum of lour Hundred Dollars, with interest at the rate of ten per cent, per annum from the 24th day of March.

1887, and for the sum of twenty-three and twenty-four hundreths dollars, with interest at the rate of 12 per cent, per annum from the 6th day of May, 1SS3, and for costs of suit, and for the sale of all. or so much as may be necessary, of the following described real estate, situated iu the town of New Kiowa, Barber county, Kansas, to-wit: Lots numbered one, two, three, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven and twelve, in block number one hundred and seventy-six, in the Town Company's addition to New Kiowa, to satisfy said sums of money and costs, and forever barring and all your right, title.interest and equity of redemption in and to said premises or any part thereof. SNJDDY MASON, Attorneys for Plaintiff. DENTISTRY. Dr.

JAS. II. FRANKLIN, Of Wellington, Sumner Will vis-it Kiowa the third week of each month, and the last three days of the week, prepared to do all kinds of Dentistry. je27 Dr H. Callender.

Of 23 years practice 9 years in Wellington, and Anthony office opposite the first National Bank Anthony Dobbins' ElsctriG Soap THE BEST FAMILY SOAP riH THE WORLD. It Is Stric'Jy Fare. Uifera in Qaality. mHE original formula for which we paid 50,000 twenty years ago lins never been modified or fi changed in the i-liglitest. Tills li in in quality loHi.iy witb tti isiasie twenty year uo.

IT contains liotiillttr tlmt chii In lire tiie fsnet labric It tightens co'ors and bleaches whites. I washes flannel and b'ankets as no other soap in the worll docs without shrinking leaving them soft and white and like new. READ THIS TWICE THERE is a great saving of time, of labor, of soap, of fuel, and of the fabric, where Dobbins Ek-ctric Soap is ncci'Zi; to directions. OXK trial will demonstrate its great merit. It will jjy you to make that trial.

IK.B ail trest it is extensively inr tateJ and counterfeited. ware of Imitations. INSIST upon Dobhins' Electric. Don't Magnetic, Electro-Magic, Philadelphia Electric, or any other fraud, simply because it is cheap. Tf.ty will rain clothes, and are dear at any price.

Ask for -o-i XOKBirS ElECTRIC and take no other. Nearly every grocer from Maine to Mexico keeps it in stock. If yours hasn't it, he will orkr from his nearest wholesale grocer. TJ EAD carefully the inside wrapper around each bar, and be careful to follow iorss cn each outside wrapper. Youcaiiiiotnfl'orti to wait lonjrer before trying for yourself this olJ, reliable, and truly wonderful Dobbins' Electric Soap, 1S CATALOGUE CREAMERY PACKAGE MANFG CO.

E. R. Kimball, Mcr. KANSAS CITY, Ma MAKE MONEY! tie and rtin a asreia for the rr liable fcwuvo earth. On re ccipt of cts, in one cent stamps we will snl as a ivnplem complete il of faiuilf calci, tfrtiier with enr catalogue of Watch.

Baoks, Ghti and RttireroT: house ho Li article on kdicb we osrer great tnancevnenrs scn ana outers, i ftsateaare aceuratel fittet nl adjusted and are wamtmed Sa erery respect, and are only offered at this price the present encourare affenra ana ethers fa nana our im a tea dollar cash frier from ur marnraoih ciscuUr we will send one etof scales fr nr allow tro the prtee rii inr this t. A. T. ETAJig 12 and 14 bUlC bu, CUICAfrO, IXL The Great Flood fiTTEHTlOll, ROEHTS! TTje first in the field. A complete history of this torrible cHlamity at Johnstown Iras jast been issuea.

BOO pajres, luu-page illustrations, handsomely bound in cloth, price il 00 TMseount to surents. 50 nor cent. Send 25 cents for Prospectus Hook antl packaere of circulars and po to worfe. Address. J.

ft. oi-Hj lb. jo-Ht Fublif-her, 57 ilosa Nuv York. i witRaj Men. Women, Hoys, Girls send us I a i sitSinlaf oar name una uuurtss on posia card and we vvill insert it free of charge In our 'Aorent's Dirc-etorv," tvhich coos vrhirl inr air over the Union and you wi it jret nun- i Irons cf circular.

tfiU'iOfrucs and snmjiies ot jntpers. books, wesrnzinc. etc. from th's ho ti-ant agents. You vvill irt- lots of mail I on.l rord DENTIST "WEST HOUND.

Passoiiffcr Arrive 1:10 p. m. to it. ill. I'ltiylit arrives EAST BOUND.

Passenger arrives Freight urrivt'8 All carry passengers. p. m. 12:30 p. in.

MI.OCHT PACIFIC. Time Tatle No. Ft. Scott. V.

W. Kiowa Division. No K. C. Fx.

arr 11:1.1 a. m. No! Duih' K. C. Ex.

departs. 2:30 p. in. I-r liniiifr C'lnilr car (seats free.) and Plocp-inj cars hetwecn Wichita and Kansas City. J.

K. WITHEKS, HoBident Agent, CHUltCH DIRECTOUY. Trinity Churcli Episcopal church. Forvlcc ovi-ry Sunday morning, in theoaet l'urlor at tie Haidvvick Hotel. Enterance on Tth.

Street. Methodist Church. Sunday eenool every Sunday at a. P. M.

Evoninic Bf-rvicp :00. C'onjrrfg-ational Church. Sunday school 0:30 A. M.Morninjr service 11. A.M.

Evening THURSDAY. July 18. 1889 LOCAL AND JlUIlSOrSTAL. Don't forget to vote for the bends. Mr.

W. A. Hopkins is on the sick list. Mr. Crate Justis is in town visiting his "best girl." Mr.

C. 1). Noble, of Ilazelton. was in town Monday. For fine Coffees and Teas" call on llerold Metz.

Mr. Kd wards returned froai Oklahoma yesterday. J. W. Hill, of Georgetown, D.

aa in town Friday. Mr. Laughraan returned from Kansas City last week. Mr. Flavius Julian has erected a wind mill on his farm.

The editor is expected home from Keno City, this week. Mr. Chas. Ilardwick raccived a fresh car load of ice Monday. Mr.

L. C. Gaff is expected home from Oklahoma either this or the com ing week. HcroM Metz want Chickens, Kggs, Butter, in exchange for Groceries. The latest excitement in Paris is that General Boulanger is charged with embezzlement.

The Dime Social at the Congregational church Tuesday evening was a very pleasant affair. Chas. Peck, of Anthony, and Mr. and Mrs. J.

K. Wilcox, were at the Commercial Sunday. Mrs. I). T.

Flynn, with her two children, Dennis and Dot, arrived from Guthrie, Oklahoma, j-csterday. Harry Belt returned from his 4th of July trip yesterday. His appear- i anco indicates mat do nau a guuu uuji-. Albert V. Shcff, of the Santa Fe, J.

P. Carter, from Wellington, and W. C. Alford, of Ilazelton, registered at the Commercial Tuesday. Mr.

Charles Decatur, the efficient assistant at A. W. llumsey's, who has been quite sick for several days past, is now convalescing. Mrs. James Wilson is now comfortably domiciled in her new home on the corner of Seventh and Drumni streets.

A few friends drank tea with her Tuesday evening. Will Blaine resign? It is alternately rumored and denied that on account of ill health and clashing in matters of state policy that the secretary of state will resign. Last Sunday Mr. Harry Landis, county school superintendent, Mr. E.

P. Caruthers, of the Index and E. II. Nixon, of Medicine Lodge, were registered at the Ilardwick. Mr.

K. C. Dunegan, of the Ileno City Capital, arrived from Reno City, last Sunday. He has but a short time to greet his friends hero as he leaves for Missouri soon. One day this week Mr.

J. M. Lang-ley showed us a beat, grown in D. T. Flynn1 garden, which weighed 5 lbs.

and 2 ounces, and measured 15 inches around, and 19 inches long. The loads of wheat and oats that arc daily being hauled through our Btrects give one the impression that Kiowa will soon be another Wichita as regards "boom" and business. Mr. Drummond, of the Ilazelton Express, will begin organizing our band next Saturday evening. Again will be heard during the coming summer nights the dulcet strains of the French horn mingled with the thunder of the big bass drum.

The topic for the meeting of the society of Christian Endeavor tomorrow evening is found in the fiist Epistle of Peter, IV 17th and 8th verses. It is desirable that as perfect an understanding of the Scripture text as possible be obtained, and in order to do this more study will be required than usual, as the subject involves a deep theological question. Last Sunday evening one of our clergymen, while illustrating a point in his discourse, referred to the recent pugilistic contest in Mississippi as having taken place between Sullivan ana another person whose name he could not remember. In our opinion it would indicate a better state of morals if there were more whose consciousness the name had "evaded," and who would denounce the affair as a "gambling process aud degrading to the ries for the least money? at llerold Metz's, of course. Wanted At once, man with team to break sod also, one good farm hand.

Call at the Kiowa Nursery. Mr. and Mis. C. VT.

Milan, of Corwin, were in the city the first of the week. He says everything is flourish-ins in his neighborhood. Young ladies and gentlemen who are studiously inclined, should avail themselves of the literary outing that is afforded by the Barber County Normal at Medicine Lodge. The summer term begins July 22nd, and continues in session six weeks. Daring the storm last Sunday morning lightning struck the residence of Mrs.

Strawther tearing off the weatherboard ing of the west end, throwing some of it to a considerable distance, and damaging the chimney. It would seem a miraculous escape for the family, but none were harmed more than slightly shocked. A lady coming to Kiowa for the purpose of purchasing dry goois informs us that the price on pique, lawns and challies is about one cent a vard cheaper here than in Anthony. Score about two for Kiowa. Kiowa is "getting there" in good shape, and it is only a question of titre when she will have the trade of a considerable of Harper county.

Mr. Bird Watrus arrived from Guthrie, Oklahoma, yesterday. His description of the immense business done at the post of3ce there, of which he was an employe, was interesting. He says that a constant string of men fiilt up to the one small window, which is successively darkened by the thrusting in of the heads, shoulders and arms of the men who are waiting for their mail. Ml.

Watrus will hand them down hereafter at the clothing store of Mr. Tannebaum. Last Friday evening the young people of the society of Christian Endeavor were royally entertained at the heme of Mrs. G. E.

Westman. Chinese lanterns were hung in the arbor, and around the lawn, and to make the illumination complete, soft bright rays were reflected by "That mystic maiden with fire laden, Whom mortals call the moon." Signor Rossi's harp was attuned to the occasion and the air was filled with sweet music. Ice cream and cake were served. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.

"Withers, Mr. and Mrs. Bentley, Mr. and Mrs. Laughman, the Misses Connor, Miss Allen, Miss McAllister, Mrs.

Christo- pher, Miss O'Neil, Miss Roberts, Miss Beale, Mis3 Lconhait, Miss Wheel- ock, Miss Nay, Messrs. Justis, llerold, Wincet, 'Williams, Lu-kins, Robinson, "Wells, Bakhaus, Lee, Niy and Cameron. The Farmer ami the Quail. Any one driving over our beautiful prairies will see these graceful birds in pairs and in flocks gliding over the turf and through the grass, making by their swift and pleasing movements an otherwise monotonous landscape interesting. They are the farmers' real friends, and the farmer in turn ought to protect theua.

They live on seeds and insects almost exclusively, which, if left to increase and grow year year will become a nuisance and destroy the farmers' crops. The statute of the state requires that the quails and other insect devouring birds be protected and it rests solely with the farmers to see that the law is rigidly enforced. This part of the state needs every such bird that is hatched, and when you see the hunter with his gun and dogs after your little feathered friends, it is your duty to at once protect yourself and those useful and harmless birds. The annual catalogue of the State Normal School, at Emporia, Kansas, lies on our table. The summary of attendance reaches the high figure of 030.

The faculty is an able one, and eight literary, oratorical and debating societies are organized. Only three students from Barber county are enrolled in the school, one of whom is a senior, Miss Maggie M. King, of Ilazelton. The two others are first year students, Miss Evangeline Betty, of Ilazelton, and Miss llattic M. Jackson, of Sharon.

Miss Jackson won the second prize or declamation daring the recent commence ment exercises. She was educated at Chicago and Atchison. The Normal quarterly, published under the surpcrvision of the Normal Faculty, at Emporia, is a wide awake sheet of eight pages and reflects the life of the school aa well as the senti raents of President Taylor, as follows: "May we have a personal interest ia each other. Let us strive to do something for mankind." BUY the ftOSB Setvln(r-MaehlnT1 to mi eiiauiiBDii i trade cans, by fl JES.ad roods wcare to. pf)ie ema tea tnera.

we tend i-p to oho pTaa uiiuh best Mwinff-mubine made worid. wiib ih. attachments, rt'e will alao aend free compirt. ine of our ccstiT and valuable an iaamptes- In rat urn we ask that you waat we sen to uue call at Tour home.and aftr 1 become yror own propwr. Thia rrand machine is ma.lf after the Mincer patent.

riiich have ran oat t-tore patents rm 001 it sold fur S-iKJ. with the i e. achnstnia. and now sella tor aO. Best strocirest.

most oss- 'ful machine the world. Ail free. No canitai renaired. Plain. brirf (rien.

I be who write to us at once can ae-enre tVee the best sewing-machine in the worid, aud th. finest imf or worts ot fcpn art ever taown ir-WliUii At, jnsx HO. Augiuia, Maine. THE KANSAS CITY TIES. THE GREAT DOLL All WEEKLY.

The Kansas Citt Weekly Times is read by mora people in the West than any other jiaT'Oi published. Why? Be cause it betti represents tlie Ureal West than any other It is the leader in tlie Oklahoma movement and in everything that benefits the West. It is" tlie i iresfc week'y newspaper published in tlie world, being 12 pages, 84 columns every issue, all lor only one dollar a year. Every Western man should take The Times. Send a postal card for inducements to subscribers.

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13 adapted to cither htvrrl or soft coal. 13 mads throaghout of tho best wrought iron ond stssl. Burna less fuel than any othor. tho fLccct eppear- ance. Is froa trom and gas.

Hadiatcs a minina-atn of h3it in t-Q cellar, and is guaranteed by mr.nufastur3rs. For furfbnr writT to tis. Any questions will be cVerfaily answoretl cr. four cents In por.tiia sta-jrips eul rcc.lvo our lari UlustrateU catalogue Ad-Jiisv STAR ST3A11 HIJATSIl O. Box, 214 For 25 years tho qamo Hey-wood cq a boot or srco has boon a guaraqtco of its rjoqesty in material aqd workmanship.

TbLo Heywood Shoe is the best veariqg and rrjost com-fortablo sroe mada for meq's wear. Trey will suit jjou so well tfyat you will insist upon having them afterward. Tip next timo you buy a pair of shoes ask to seo tho Heywood. HEYWOOD BOOT SHOE Worcester, Mass. he Sterling Manufacturers of is- -i 5 i STEBLIHG PlSoC wiacit fob Quality of Tone, Beauty cf Design, FINISH and adaptabilityforstand-Ing in Tuna have no equal.

Every Piano Ykr ranted sr Firs YeErs At i-l ntlofactf C4t pnaratiteed to every pnrchasrr. "Also MsDufscture the World RmorsES Fr.olcnr,, Dorl-v. Con p. Run LLUii Vi TRADE 7cy MARK TO At Golden Rule KIOWA, Clothing House, A. W.

RUMSEY, DEALER IN- KANSAS. Merchandise Looking for ams; TO rer.Mvea our iew uoous. auu of Drugs. Bam General If You are Grand GO the ennr bsug stome, WHERE YOU WILL FIND A COMPLETE LINE OF Perfumeries, Toilet Articles, and everything kept in a First-Class Drug strsr. navft st are now prepared to show a nice line BAKHAUS Kiowa, Kansas, J.

A Fletcher, PROPRIETOR STAR LIVERY fiHD EXCSIHIIQE Stable. Mail and Travel Accommodations went I accommodate the public reasonable or no charge. Iu God.