The Allison Times from Allison, Kansas • 4

Mr. A. L. Ma- cue of our many Dairying and ALLISON BREEZE. Mensrs.

Heott, Perry and Under, of Xurcatur, Kansas, were lookiug our reiwlcrs, called on us ImX Monday an Record: Dairying, "THE IRON CLAD" paid up hU Kubbctiptioit fur one year. though associated ith the growing of A man In Clare, wait told that civjw, Is a distinct occupation, as w.me l'liUi-Ow-d every Friday. W. E. Krolth, K4itr.

dairymen buy nearly all the food con dug would not go mad If given plenty of water. He threw Ids uHghbor's dog sinned by the stock with Uie txceptlon into the well. of pasturage; but the main object of city over Ui( fore part of the week and lt'iort themselves as well pica! with our future prospects. They talk very strongly of ltMatiug with tm and hoiitd they come we think will meet ith success. All who will piy its one years tub' scripllou for the In advance mid fifteen cents extra for can receive the City and Farm Record published at Topeka, for the year Iv.

The Farm Hocord Is an eight page ALLISON, KANSAS. Ono Dollar per Annum In Advaw. dairying should be to wive all that Is not appropriated by the Htock for the production of beef, eal, or gutter, ('has. Ilerson, out) of our substantial subscribers, mad this oilii-e a pleasant call remit ly and paid up his subst-rip- and in order to do this they must use tlon for ono year. the manure to produco food another Dnniu Ha.

481, 0. It, mseU nvulnrij Bt Alli'in, IWmfur county, Ui.Maa, mitt 6r uul Uiinl bAlunlaj of vb oih lo'rlix-k, Mose Lewis returned last Monday from his visit to relatives and friends year. Thus, under general farming, the dairy and crop growing arejolut t. m. 4.

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A4J. monthly agricultural Journal and should at Oluey, III. lie brought Johu Shield little buy back with him. occupations, tho one dependent on the other. There are hundreds of farmers be In every family.

Call lit this office IS WIILT.E YOU WILL FIND and get a sample copy. It Is curious how notoriety attracts who have gradually grown wealthy at dairying, though they really derive but women. Even ho unclean and rvpul John Snyder, better known as the little more from the milk and butter Hive an object as Hi rr Most has the "walking wonder" died December 4th, sold than the amount cxcnded for food warmest sort of admirers among the at his home at Mill Grove, Indiana. VXiTtD STATES MAIL. ARIUVKS tiwn Lon, iwry Mulnr.

WJ-hlif ami KriiUy at 1130. m. uuliLH.fur Ulxflla i4 AUcI ulln. AKKIVKS fnxn Olwrlin mij TWIajt. Tiiun-Uy and BatunUy at 130 p.

m. wul Lamm ct p. m. J. F.

Lkunabd, p. ra. as properly all crops grown and con geutier Hex. For the last three years he has been su mod by the stock should be charged Our old friend, J. II.

Conley was In walking constantly, sleeping and eating while on the- go. It is claimed to them; but the farmer's increase of Barb Wire, Stoves, Tinware and the city last Friday and made this oflice wealth is in (he improvement of his that he was affected by noma disease of a pleasant call I le Is at present engag farm. If he do not derive large profits ed In the stock business and was out the which could only be relieved by constant motion. from his sales his land will be cradual LOCAL and GENERAL. buying hogs.

ly crowing In fertility and iui value Implements. Orchard city John L. Sullivan Is adding lustra to "It is Interesting to relied when look increasing. This Is a feature of dairy lng that l.i often overlooked The ma The One Who Is Using. the American name In England.

Mon ing at a battered tough working out a day night last at the Aquarium, in sentence for plain drunk that his father Throe beautiful children kneel at night nuredoes not receive that consideration it but It is equal to a certain Studebaker Wagons. once treated the crowd through Joy By their mother Hide to pray, Loudon, he knocked out an English-man in tho presence of thousands. over his birth. Ex. amount of expenditure made upon the But ever she missed with nching heart ftcr that Hrformancc he held a levw farm, and always returnes moro than A new town tiamed Paris has just been laid out in Montana.

The first Hi equivalent Where butter is the which was attended by a iiumber of the nobility. They pronounced him an Adonis. Buffalo Hill is completely principal product sold oiT tho farm the thing we know some enterprising citi loss of fertilizing matter In the butter zen will start a paper and call it the The una who ha gone away. And If you auk her which of these, Is the darling, bhe cannot say; But of all her children the clearest one Is the ono who went away. (Jay ringing voices fill the hou.se.

And thrill her with love ami pride, put in tho shade. In connection with the above stock, we r.Iso carry p. full line of is almost nothing, it consisting mostly Paris Green. 1. I lit I of carbon, which is not a valuable el If there Is any one Hight this world Trade met at the Post Olllce Inst Tues- of te soil, and which is supplied more saddening than that of a bache day evening: Somo very Important I to plants by the air.

This is to infer, business was transacted and several I however, that the skim milk is fed to lor at a baby show it must be the ppec- it a iiia of all -is tone ho sweet Aji the Utile one who died. communications of Interest to the town l'1 'd as pork, in which chnp It tacle of an old maid among the specta tors In a divorce court were read and discussed. A meetiinr of realizes a higher price. When crops And which la the loveliest, who cancel! FURNITURE, all tho members of the Hoard of Trade grown and sold oil the farm, as L- the case iu wheat-growing, there Is a is called to meet at the Post Oflice Sat Oillcers desiring School Furniture or Supplies can save money by calling at tho otlice. We are agents for constant drain of nitrogen, potash and urday at 2 o'clock j).

ni. Let every phosphoric acid, which must be nimu- body be there and take an Interest. Thofee eye! brown, blue and gray, But none have tho look of violet eyes Of the one who went away. Here's Alice graceful, pure and fair, Uravo Frauk and gentle May, But the sweetest loveliest one of all Wu tin ouj w.u wjnt a way. several companies and can give you the very lowest prices.

ally replaced, or the farm will in a few Little Johnny Fresh, aged (1, walked years be incapable of longer producing Ministers are so scarce in Idahoe Into Ids mother's drawing room before such crops; but when food Is purchased the party of guests, having come down that they have to be imported In many and fed to the dairy cows it is equival AND UNDERTAKERS GOODS. from his evening bath in his pelt to These rest at night in their niolhciu case ent to tho purchasing of the fertilizers cases where people wish to get married. Trains are stopped that they may be make some complaint "Goodness, Cloia shattered froai android, searched for ministers. shrieked one take away that child also, as the whole remains on tho farm, in the shape of manure, unless sold as what a dreadful sight." "I ain't no But the safest one, Is the little one In the gaurded fold. Lisa.

There's a farmer within four miles milk, beef or veal, the feeding of pigs, dreadfuller than him," shouted back Johnny, as he pointed to a big statute however, being nn additional occupation. The science of farming consists in combining all occupations of that of Lincoln, 111., who apiear to be particularly fitted to become a professional juror. Up to the day of their execution he had never heard of the Chicago of Cupid, "and I got more clothes on. This is a well assorted stock and a branch of the CHEAT IRON CLAD Look at my poms plaster on my back." IIAltDWAHE of Lenora Kansas. Call in and get prices.

character witli a view to enriching the farm and gradually increasing the Cranberries at Mcfiinley Bros. New Goods at McOinley Bros. Stone Churns at Mctiinley Uros. anarchists. "How was Xoah when he died, yield until the fullest capacity is J.

P. Leonard. The long winter evenings are close asked a butcher of one of the negro whitewashes in tho market "Xow, reached. at hand when you will wish for some Onions! at Mc thing to read to pass away the time MANAGER. CJinley Uros.

you stop right dar!" was the emphatic reply. "Why, Joshua, what's the matter with you "Izo had 'sperience, sah Then why not subscribe for the HitKiczt ALLISON, KANSAS Lance invoice of Stone ware at SVTIVE FOR PERMIT. George S. Summei hays, of the firm', the local paper in Western Kansas dat's what's de matter wid me, only one dollar a year. now "jist got tru servin a sen ALLISON MEAT MARKET, Quito a number of persons met in tence of thirty days iu de workhouse kaso I couldn't agree wid de olo woman George S.

Summerhays, of Allison, Decatur county, Kansas, having filed with the Probate Judge of said county a petition signed by the legal number of qualified voters, for a permit to tell in Allison last Friday to take part in a grand wolf hunt that had been planned wneiner ivmg isoiomon nnu reu or some time uetoro, but on account or black hair. Doan' want no mo' bible toxicating liquors for Medical, Mechan scarcity of hounds, the hunt was post talk fur six months, sah not a talk." ical, Scientific purposes only, will on the poned until some future time. RrrE PnontiEToits. KEEP CONSTANTLY Of HAND, FHESII AXU CTKEl) MEATS OK ALL KIN US. CASH PAID FOR STOCK HIDES, The town of Allison is coming to the Mth day of January nt 2 o'clock Ir.

Summerhays, living south of Mcfiinley Uros. John Shields made a business trip to Lenora lust Monday. Finest line of Gents, underwear in the Co. at Mcdinley Bros. The City has been flooded with Commercial men this week.

The fall term of the Allison Public School closes today. loves and Mittens in all shapes styles and prices at McGiuley Uros. E. C. Mctiinley and wife mnde a trip to Lenora hist Sunday.

Subscribe for the Breeze and send it to your friends in the east. front as fast or a little faster than any p. m. on saitt cay, apply to said J'robate other town in the valley. Many of our Judge at his oflice in Oberlin, in said town proposes to sell a cow on the lottery plan.

He will issue sixty tickets of 50 cts each and the drawing county, for a permit to sell intoxicating liquors according to law. people who one short year ago thought that it would never amount to much as a town, have changed their minds of will be the same as the House and Lot Jeorge S. Summerhays, HOWELL scheme described in the UiiEiszii a few late, and are settling down to business weeks ago. in earnest. And why not, for merchan dise is sold as cheap as in any other People who have studied into the GET YOUR town; prices paid for farm produce is oni'in or phrases will agree that tne just as high if not higher than in other tying, "I acknowledge tho corn was in vented by a man.

A woman never places in the west. Therefore we say, let us all unite as one man and make acknowledges a corn, no matter in what condition her husband may find Allison not only as good but the best town in the valley. his pet razor. Lumber Coeil Dealers. The oldest and most reliable Lumber Company in the west.

We have staid here during all the hard times the country has experienced within the past il years and now after our faithfulness, we do not. propose to let any other Lumber Company come in and undersell us. We have 1,500,000 feet of First Class Lumber. To figure with us is to buy of us, if low prices, courtesy and quality of lumber is an object. Una uom is going the rounds: The The true merchant is not the man who best understands his business nnd man who sits in the corner of an old lot N.

A. Clark, of Oberlln, was in the city on business last Thursday. Secure Hoods and Toboggans before they are all gone, at McGiuley Uros. Ceo. W.

Uullock, of Lenora, was in the city the fore part of the week. The United States contains, in round numbers, nearly 300,000 Indians. There was an extraordinary amount of business done in town last week. Our merchants all report trade as contrives to bargain others out of and waits for on old cow to back up to their reasonable profits, but he who be milked will go without milk all his best understands his business and never days. The man who prays, "Give us takes advantage of auy man's igno this day our daily bread," and then sits rance or of any man's necessity.

down to his table waiting for the Lord A. Biggs, Manager. to come to put bread in plate, will The Uukisze office is now prepared LENORA, KANSAS. surely starve to death. And the people being very brisk for the last few days, to do all kinds of job work in a neat who close their doors, as it were, and Overcoats! for men and expect prosperity to force an entrance workmanlike manner and at the very lowest living prices.

We have a first cliiss job press and a fine display of boys. 8X03 to 15.00, at McGiuley Uros STRICTLY ONE PIICE. into their house, will croak hard times until the devil claims his dues. You II. J.

Smith made a trip to Kanona the latest styles of job type, (iive us a trial order and be convinced that we last week after a load of black dia must go alter tne cow if you want milk. You must work for your bread monds. mean what we Kay. if you wish to eat. And you must Wash.

Cooper is putting in his spare Job Work HILL'S timo taking care of McGinley Uros. open your doors and invite prosperity if you expect she will ever come near stock. S. D. McGinley and wife departed on a visit to relatives and friends at Osage City, Kansas.

Mrs. McGinley expects to remain untill after the Holidays but Dennis will return in a few days by you. Millions of chinch bugs were by the recent forest fires near A "Wonderful Offer. TliUsboro, I1L NEW CASH STOKE. We have made special arrangements Vow is the time for some chump to --it? i 1 in two column poem on the way of Kansas City and lay in a supply of Christmas goods for our popular firm of McGinley Uros.

Here is a new wrinkle for the girls. There is now a tradition afloat that any so tliat we can olier -ersous inducements to subscribe by getting in addi "YVjutifiiV Snow." tion to the Uiikkze, one of the bright Tier. Oral, of Republican City, Neb LAST BUT NOT LEASTJWE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF est papers in the country and a valuable raska is visiting his sister, Mrs. J. Shearer, this week.

premium for a very small outlay. girl who walks nine rails in succession on a railroad track without stepping off, the next gentleman she speaks to Ftsi wo oner ine jeezk, price SI a year, The Kansas Citv Weeklv Our Townsman, J. J. Cass, made a business trip to Oberlin last Monday Times, price $1 a year, one package of will be her future husband. It will not fail if properly worked.

And, by the way, next year is leap year, too. and returned Tuesday, garden seeds containing twelve Mfer- GPC IE S. ent varieties, all fresh mid warranted, S. U. Campbell sold the building oc At a concert in Leavenworth Thurs worth 81; total value, 63; our price for day night a young lady boldly stood up and sang a charming melody expressing the worthy sentiment, "I'll never Second We offer the Ukeeze, price $1 a year, Tho Kansas City Weekly Times, price $1 a year, "The Farm and Household Cyclopaedia," a comnlete marry a dude.

Good for the Leavenworth girl. May she never waver in that detirmination. A Kansas dude is at tre eady reference library for fanners and IX THIS LINE WE CARRY A STOCK THAT FOR VARIETY AND QUALITY IS SECOND TO NONE IN THE COUNTRY. WE ALSO HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF said to partake of the nature of an indescribable what. cupied by the Drug Store, to a nephew of Mr.

Cowell last Wednesday. Allison is on the boom. Several thousand dollars worth of property changed hands this week. Dr. Farrow is now the proud owner of a steed, a genuine thorough-bred, warranted not to rip, ravel or buck.

Adam Shearer, late of Gettysburg now holds forth as a merchant of Allison, Decatur county-Millbrook Times. Movers are very plentiful lately. Hardly a day passes that the Prairie Schooners do not put in an appearance. Notice the poem in another column that was composed by one of our sub-! It is not what a man eats, but what he digests; that makes him strong; it is not what a man reads that makes him wise, but what he remembers; it housekeepers of 514. pages and 2U4 illustrations, handsomely printed oa paper, worth total value, our price for Third We offer the Ukeeze, one year, The Kansas City Weekly Times one year, the garden seeds, and the "Farm and Household Cyclopaxlia," all worth iJ4.t, for only $2.40.

AVe believe this to be the greatest offer ever made to the subscribers of any paper. Do not miss it. Leave orders at the Ukeeze office. Queensware Glassware. is not simply subscribing for a newspaper that affords the editor the bare necessities of life, but the prompt pay ing of the same; it is not borrowing your neighbors paper that will keer mm Office.

Bcnbers. It will probably strike a sym- that editor out of the poor house, ba! pathetic chord in many breasts. uubscriblng and paying for it yourself BUTTER A. EGGS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE..