Frederick Independent from Frederick, Kansas • 4

THE INDEPENDENT 'I HIMtHDA f. MARCH Ml. lift. Of) IRA H. CLARK, Sat and Froprioter ritOPlMETORS OF Real Estate 'for Sale or Trade, MONEY TO LOAN, Office at Post-Office, 1 FREDERICK, KANSAS.

JACOB KNUPP, Notary Public. Frederick Livery Feed Stable, Good Rigs Furnished on Short Notice. The editor of the McCracken En- rirife sttggeste that the 'editors oin Iitish Center to Scott City and Mtn to Cliivinton on in- lines of the Santa Fe and Mo. acifu: effect an editorial The suggestion is ccrtiiinly a -uod one and will doubtless be a ipioved by all the brethren of the ir 'fts along thee linen. Meetings and organizations of the various 'tides and professiona are considered lmelieial, and certainly the editorial profession can galtl encouragement and profitable In TO II ENTS.

CommunluatlonRon topics ol local or gcnen interest tiro nlwii. wvli-otnc, lm to iiimir liisbrflnii they mutt br l.rli bii'I to the pun Wi do nut linlil onrwIveH responwlldc for 1 1 t. of our corrcf.ponfli'nts. I hiv should I Uken to i-riul iiiHiiiiKi'rlntt written Inn plnfi feud unci oii.oftc hid. of paper only.

The rr. name mid address of the writer mimt puny the mitfiiiM'Tlpt, not for iiubllcntlon, be (tttnrunU'C ol (tood full li. Anonymous nrti clu reouive nil. utioii. Hack meets tra its Fr'co depot, nds of rirnytnu done promptly.

1 i 1 1 boui'ded by tuii day or week. Dealers in Grain Coal and Hay "orr.espondence Solicited. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: Gnu Year. Iti Advance Months, -JTIiroB Siunple 5 rout citrli. No l)ivtatlon whutever fpotn these terms.

-1 lie m.ove prlec the I spkpbhpknt will be Inal to any point, pontage prepaid ii the torniation by tneeMng togetnor ana tuicnangipg views. l'Juitors are. A rule, to some extent, moulders of 01 i Ottawa is to luive a ifoO.OOO sewerage system. last btlf eontury. Not ant ninunir the won-doism' invii.t.

vo pr(i(iies mi. i bou iind a i steal ot work that can ho pei fi rmrd all over (lie country without MpfTAt on th aorkera from tiii'ir bomeK, I a. libenui any one con tbo work ithci cex, ottiiif or al no np.cbii abll.ty reqBlrod, up tnl not iied- ni: you ur started 1 roe, i.ttllls out return to 111 nn.i in ii spnd on tree, iiir lnif (if a-ioat Vulne i nd intiorlance to that II Mart win in tnifirti as, which will brine fdU in more money ruht away, thaa anything in the world. Oiiand otTn MCU) Address Tiiue Co, Augusta, Mi Hi 'uldie sentiment, and if we neglect the duty of becoming thoroughly conversant with the best means or imparting and exchanging view on questions of interest we fall sboit of our Calling. A great deal of good is to be derived from an editorial association ami we should not- be liackwai'd in laying bold of this The Motl odist.i haify pledged $1.

200,000 for the mission cause during this year. AGENTS WANTED FOH THE GRAND NEW BOOK lutrortiited by ROSE E. CLEVELAND, PRESIDENT CLEVELAND. tit. nil mi) ni r- uouett, pmfuM.

I Illustrated, in Ittbovrapb i mm Bd i i.i Vi.l,.i. The work com-i leto nh moral "fl souij puliure i rue ntutiMond und wooianboud, Tbe motb-er iuMi' tic-. 10 ptttttiit lth the toy, rohr anHph war.vou; Howe hau ritl, i niitii i i. "i iiiciit The art orooavM ut mi, 'Iin itttkwftM and eliy. A niothir'n Wirt l-'l 'I I I Vile 1 10.

'I'll I in is ii ai'tnpt to ('oinpoiid um ot ii (HI tillb ('I8 tbllt (111 I B-CIII ill to says had hut -DEALERS IN- The Little Rivet that their town lias Case of small pox. good. heartily second Xewton'e motion to hold a meeting Dry Goods and Groceries Also keeps a full line of ARE YOU GOING SOUTH'? II' so It Ifi of (treat importance to you to tuU Informed to the obeikficit, moHt dircel ami pleasant route, You will wish to purchase your ticket via the route that will rub-' ject you to no delays, and by whieh thromrH trail are i on. llelois you mart 0U ihoulfi provide you reel with a map and time table ef theflulf Itnute i Kair as rt. -uott (luli The MrtjOracktiti Enterprise is'onw year old and i.

one of the neates! ftml spiciept newspapers in ins pari of Kansas ii fttl'l nstitiil ll Kiaiid-. its own McUracken to effect this organization. Take the matter in band and let us have a meeting in your town. FURNlSHiNG GOODS, GENTS- 'um V. ttcu li i.ihini ti Ht mig iiiiio Um I Kbittl suo ill pus on ti i er cm, ml id tee i Unit upkn wlcilgea 1 1 an I'ui lisltur- i'i: i i to lio i be greut ii- vet .1 sono but I ve uvtnCTn- IIKJil U'ld nil lhi ijhh' r.vflii" vo ton-tor I milk it -li om to BOOTS and SHOES, Tiifie is (alk of ft factory for the pi Hv of manufacturing elect ri-jpal appliances being placed in oper-tion at Durrton.

ALLEGAN NOTES. March 10, 1888. Miss Kittie Jones closed her teim Rekly Made Clothing. inee. lni UHtM.ted rculhrs and ii fcerr toffy; or 1 I'll i seii'l (or i omn etc ttthrir 1 by inli.

i il, i heral rtha aimr V.iyi.-.--' It. It. the imly direct route from and via a eas Glty to all points In nrtern and Pouthert Kansas, oo hwest Mltlbuti and ToxuD. I'rae-" Hi ally the rftite fi oin iho est to all southern Itleg. I btlre tniiris with Plrlmeif) 1 llaes Stooping ars end ree I'eclinlnt hair are, Kansas It jr to rl -nns 'I hhr is the direct route, ami ni lee the sliorV eM line to i -in le i icK Mot sprihjs, 1 urekrl ort Smi an I urcri.

I nyet.cvlllrf end nil poliiie In A kuneae fetid for larfrf-nnip. Keud for "opi of the ini Knnsns a'ln r. eight pKffO MIUBtrati per pep. C'liitninlriir ftifl jrt.1 reliable Intrraatin to ie (fee ii st i te- o. ni Issued liuiilMily und ninl'i Tio AddrOW, i .1.

r. I iirKwooi), of school at Hazel 1 Je 1 yesterday. We learn that the closing eX-I'lciscs were very interesting and entertaining. i i xt Tuesday a convention of hu ii is 1o be held at Topeka he purpose of organizing a dairy association. i'uliliuliiiij' Co.

ve ST. (jljCifli MD. Everything that is kept in a first-class gener al store, we can supply the trade with as eheat as any store in the county. Satisfaction guaranteed. Give us a call.

Jdiiii for 1 rJtnt l'ears are tin TRADE mitik BECiieTrHrn. i 1 ne i rt-uti blow over oats sown two weeks since hi ted. We hope the fears ar founded, as it would he a bad i.ui the farmers at 1 his tunc. Howard Cole jsun 0 isdlah fl The Hutchinson News says that the New York Bait and Mining siinsus t.Ity Ur: REDERtC, Kansas. SE the loss of his juvenile canine.

We (to not get the LXDKPENnENT ii IKj nd; Company will place a salt manufacturing in Hutchinson that will cost and When in operation will turnout fflft Car load of salt per day. A big boom for Hutchinson sure. until it is a week old. suppd cil when mail was put on the Mid 1639 Ai il'ada, a. nwoA at "rot tai v.ori wh If I at I.m inn Ihufi- il' Ml t') Kfl' Mnino "iM rr-i-civ (.

thi f1 nil -it- ii.v in(l in: You tri ii OU1M Ii Ve tn-" ft thin work. Ail (Miri ot-d. siu rn roii A WtLI land we would get voiir paper ti MED TREATMENT for f0l I mm, pnovnstm PVHPEPIfA. ITUIUI1. Hit L.uin.i.1,1 mm inn.

una an liroinc nutl Uir- same week it was published, l'rof. Lansing, of Frederick, lu's unite number of mulic pupils at ronr'orn wars" tnlrti Inln ft trm. Iht The Newton Evening Kansas put Out the best and largest illustrated nriiln, RUHUl r.tnl I RIG ther i find Ii- i n-i tn' I fftitrM" rMif) it ill ima wtt rr ailitr. Tliu ll i ponitil nun (th.r:,!, paper last saturuav unit lias ever Iln Nkurflfclfid ami (Hi loinlv. i at ho' In, vt ihi Pd 1 I0 ai t.o, ion TU(iit'i I i ut imi it i (HlfM I lint, l.rxp licrn II fur ilia i.

i lit ln( 't t. nlr t. 'J it I incut I it i' i- in i ii I f'iiirf il ru J. Mil' cfii i. mc 1 h- o-.

P(JI ml rtur' fo C)V t'il'MV Vr ll'i mi Inicdfod 'I'-'ii i nnct" P'J rap tnl i ot jw rtUt 1 new (i I'i'llOf'P VM '( i i i ll- unci- fi I Minn SUBSCRIBE FOR THE Allegan, among which are Misses (Jora Huys and Code Nowds, Mrs. Nora Millard and Harry Shidelei. MarkikO At the residence of the bride's parents, March 8th, Miss da Burfih and Mr. E. A.

Shaifer, all of Allegan. Mr. Stephen Barrett met with a severe accident Tuesdav morning. been issued in Harvey county. The edition begins with a write-up of Kansas, then Harvey county and then their own fair city of Newton.

Newton appears to have tin energetic and hard working newspaper man in the person of Mr. Kurtz. The Kan sun's special edition will IB .1 ol I fon: pelt nil il Uttvrtt All icrltii oritf i M- (IhI li'ertylK rffrr llm inwn Itrrnna 14 kiva Iried lilt1. 1 (UKVl.W.i llfiubtT (iii- vH'hi (umuii, y.nt- 'i kriil UKV, I ri.uu.iM i. i HIU tuxn ii.w mjs.

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hi tltr.U, tmtml i i.tw t-i vp i tifihf I t'll M.i,,.., t.l.-'i..l. tori. tMt II nlU.H rtai I lnmilrMl nHaAlrl hrMtll i i i- full In. rn-irViiaMa rial UmI and a nroH irr I it it1trnapa sfkrNitf ii" tlfunt 1 1 1 1 In illlAH I fcA tin mtl ii hmuk vi It ri.fr.--l iata i i i my ddrata vh aaalla. ru.v.ciii cvmiftt I mad l)r, ht.

fnlluwlni'- -nnr-1 1 realm p- tl). 1 trHt, PI (adlpUbt, tlii-ran I uhvt ilt cl U.T.r),, flic (riili-arr, I Ilur At'W 1 Km, BK. h. i Kf rfhn-', 1... litlfd I lailu till am fnrmn'l avtaib I futtti r-tl linii'Ve i ryN watij kk; ilfUt ai-, n-i I KM.

i or. Il u-a Will I Una, tii I I'at briii METROPOLITAN A A mule got into his pasture here do more good for Newton and Hat there was a mare and young colt the mule attacked the colt and Mr Vey county than score or page Barrett, in attempting to save it re ceived a severe kick in the mouth write-ups in papers printed else where than in Newton. from the business end of the mule DIt i. STAHKriY PALEW, 167 liny ArtU Btreet, I'ldladdiiliia, Pa, and did not succeed in saving the The Crank is new newspaper colt's life. Our local niinrods have had 1 good time the last few days shoot log geese, which are very numerous venture at l'awnee KocRj Kansas, edited by The Old Crank; Young the BEST PIANOS and ORGANS Crank, lig Crank and Little Crank IN THE WORLD Charlev rfharpe, we be'ieve, is the Are manufactured and Bold for the least money associate scribes.

It is little the most successful shootist. since Bill Tucker and hie trained cow has Crankiest paper ever brought to our notice and from its start will tov crankier as long as the Old Crank left. NEWSPAPER. There are newspapers aricl newspapers. Some that are merely a rehash of an i some that have positive opinions, a facility for gath' eririg news and presenting it to its readers, systematic condensation and classification," Prominent and foremost among this latter class stands THE EVENING NEWS' of Kansas City.

Established in 1885, passing through various vicissitudes and ownership it has at last become, securely anchored and under, the management of its new proprietors, who are old and experienced newspaper mer it now ranks with the best and most enterprising in the country. It has shown. and is daily, showing an enterprise and en, enrv fully equal to the city in Gen. Underwood still ''holds the FREDERICK INDEPENDENT. continues to exist.

One the fort;" his banner i still disputing its folds defiantly to the balmy zephyr breezes. 1 a tn ui a. ui 111 t-ui tn ui ca ui The merchants of Ness City have drankiest rules which it has adopted is that all subscription! must be paid in advance, which will certainly meet with the approbation of all cranks. The paper is outspoken in ill mattefs and no re.speetor of sent to Nebraska for seed corn and are taking orders from the fanners for the necessary amount of seed, the lattev paying two bushels for one 111 the fall. His svstein could be put in practice here with the best result s.

L. E. Fant IPS I -B latti 5 Which it is located, and which, 1 1 IT I WASHINGTON -WARREN CO, N.J. ITEMS. Cold.

A little mud on (locket. Small pox has hot reached us BKNT10N THIS PAPltB. nas maae ivansas v.uy uig best known town irrihe West yet. The very best way to advertise a town is to send copies of the home paper to persons in the east Who tr contemplating coming west. An advertisement in a Now York paper or some other than that published at home, may look very well ind be read by many but it looks a little more "fishy" or as if it was a town on paper only than if the advertisement is seen in a paper published in the town advertised.

The paper itself shows that the town has enterprise and reasons for hoping for a prosperous future. The town should patronize home industries and in turn home industries wili labor for the town. USE Business is loofning up. H. J.

Hills is in our burg staking out a building apot for his large ho fEWARTS tel. L. B. Church lost his dwelling house and contents hist Thuixiay by lire caused hv a defective due Mail is now carried on the RaiIJU! S. Fl 11.

11. ForChttDnod Ilnnili. The section bors on the St. L. 3.

i'. have tlie blts8 on of Tito use attar. Never mind, boys. Kiro.etc. It m.i' th BtUn s-nooth, ift ni' Cools and hiwls llllvlnir ntn rnrr better timet tire-coming.

The attf iitirtnce at I. X. L. litem Salt -ldeum. Tliii Crcnm is il tury prcparatK.n wade.

1 ry lart Tuesday wai rather Bihallj owing tn the bad weather. A rjif-H- LrTico.ISand COcte-a boitlo.i I $1.25 for one year. 75 cents for six months. 40 cents for three months. 1,11 four does not Keep it and i The suggestions of various rteWe-iper along the line of the Mo.

"'ifie railway from Saliiia to Mc-n regarding a meeting of the 'al estffte geali and newspaper ep along this line, has caused the ttttet to tzki definite shape. Gen-1. 0 is the place a-t which 1 fcrpfd the meeting and it will tc-tir but a notice from the real men of Gaheaeo to the severa swrnanr to have the meetintr a tion was for the cwm wiiimn oroi.ru, Bei.a lor lare samplo bottle to ind pursuit and ioscsion left fon Stewart IKalln PordcrCo. 404 N. 2nd Street, bt.

L.OW1, IO. I). C. cut Ft. L.

$. F. 11. It, at Ellsworth was in town Saturday. Unit it irotn tii agent ir.

your town- and have delivJ ered regularly to you. or enri ren ifance direct to ttif officci The subscription price istenl genrsper week when delivered1', by carrier, or four dollars, per year by mail. Add res THE HVENING NEWS ASSOCIATION, KANSAS CITY T. II. Fhcrwood, of Chase, vag in town Sfcturday with' a load of goodB lor A.

T. Yielding. Mprrinon and Co. afe puttting ifp tlx ir office this wek. jy DlSPATCflPB "I'm Jnst Going Down to tlie Gate" and (Dgi other Popular Bailadi, In book form, CJCf of Shoet Music.

Sent, post-paid, for OfiLX FOVB CENTS, S'amp. taken. AMERICAN PUBUSH1NG Cd. 9MO FairmouBt ITutadelplii Pa. day of April.

As the 1st comes an Sunday, tve would move that the Meeting be held on the Tuesday fob Ic'wing the 1st..