Wilsey Bulletin from Wilsey, Kansas • 1

DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST ok WILSEY AND MORRIS COUNTY. SU1ISCKIITION $1.25 A YEA II FINE JOB OFFICE IN CONNECTION T1.A1M ORNAMENTAL PRINTING NBATLY KXLCUTED MITT IHN 1 i KntcrcJ in the poslodkc nt Wilsey, Kansas, Jun ad, i3Sg, at second-class matter, When in need of any thing in uur line give us a call All work guarantee J. Trices reasonable. NUMBER 46. WILSEY, MORRIS COUNTY, KANSAS, THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1890.

VOLUME i. Of- OUR HUJJSORllJKRy, D. F. Alexander, of Strong City, or BUSINESS CARDS, WM PACUIG RAILWAY ders the BuLtKTiN sent to his address. FOU T.

II. Bucou, of Four Mile, subscrib ed for a copy of the paper to bo Bent to In Answeu to the Siielleh Challenge in tue Bulletin Remember I don't have to challenge or bet on my shellr to recommend it, it will re-commend itself, nor do I like to gamble with Christians, hut I will play those gentleman high five, shake dice with them, run them a hoiso race or shell them corn, ten hours for Wie amount of money bet. Come on gentlemen, your time and please yours. Attorneys at Law, 1 relative in Iowa. St Louis and tho East.

I. L. Bullock, of Maple Grove, added his name to our subscription book last Clothing House Council Grove, Kan. We have just received MO. P.

TIME CARD. EASTWARD. WESTWARD, Ill icit. Saturday. Council Grove Kansas.

Passenger, 10:43 a.m. Fassencer, 5:16 p. on Local Freight, p. Local Krerght, 8:47 M. J.

Shirley comes to the front this 4 DAILY. TRAINS 4 BETWEEN J.F. Seward, Agent. week by ordering a copy to be sent to Jonas McNaik. Wm.

Shirley in Kansas City, Mo. our entire spring and J. M. Smith, while in town Tuesday, LOCAL NEWS. WILSKY MARKET.

CORN. summer stock of KANSAS GOT ST. LOUIS. Mrs. A.

Walker visited in Ilerinffton presented us with the cash for a copy of the paper to be sent to his brother, J. II. CAREY, M. D. PHYSICIAN-.

AH3 SHRSEOH. this" week JJU (UUU IMlllMu flying trip to G.lr; uoilin made a Delavan Tuesday. Calls promptly answered day or night Kitiiiinif'tl with Vnllmnn Riluce Vlcrrtiniz atid Rufht L. J. Smith, of Carlo, Mo.

Charles Harness, one of the energetic farmers of Four Mile, adds his name td our Council Grove list. DIAMOND DOINGS. Miss Patterson is getting up a class cars. elrgaui cwavo, ready made Clothing, furnishing goods, hats, Windsor caps, Axtel Wilsey, Kansas. Mlsa Mamie Taylor closed her school in the Stine district Friday.

Jflc v.20c 7c. line ..12: 2-ie Ulc Ear, mixed White, in Shelled PRODUE. Ekes Butter. Potatoes. Onion setts per qt.

Sweet potatoes, per pk. Lard: Apples, per TWO DAILY Tit AI3STS hat and cap. White and Notice the market quotations which J. SI. EVANS, are corrected every Thursday.

colored dress shirts, To Principal points in the lone star State Sam Bowman, of Council Grove, was Fancy silk and wool i towu Tu'irsdav buying hogs. dress shirts, work Tho Colorado Short Line. Vilsey, Kajac M. II. Peak, our practical tinner TO shirts in wool or cotton.

Neck" ware in scarfs, made a business trip to Delavan Monday, I warrant all my work to be Hone in the best of style and on short nolice. Give us a calL J. II. Snith, who has Lun on Din Entertaliment string and Windsor ties. Childrens Scotch mond creek for several davs, returned to learn music.

John Badger, of Middle creek, paid us a visit Sunday. Harvey Barton was in this place Sunday looking after his best girl. Itev. Raymond, of Olive Branch, was "on Diamond Saturday. Ellis Smith, of Middle Creek, was on Diamond Tuesday.

Miss Ella Clem, of Four Mile, is Visiting friends on the cjeek. The exhibition at Hymer last Friday night was a grand success. Mr. Farington will move his cattle to the Jones ranch near Strong City in a shoft time. Miss Clara Harris willleavc us soon.

She will be missed by her many friends, but their best, wishes will follow her. Tll'TOE. Km tickets, car berths anJ other inlor Monday. niution, appty to company's nearest agent. Ii.

I-. i.RM, atMMIM, moil, LYON, Western Agent, Kansai City. flannel and flannelett Prank Pirtle, of Connoil Grove, can up Saturday ovenm and spent Sunday Banner waists with friends nd relatives, Leather. Gladstone and C. rillLLlPS, AUCTIONEER.

Wilsey, Kansas, I offer mj services to the pir He of Morris county as Auctioneer, I have had several years experience and will satisfaction. Terms reasonable. BULLET I All locals and advertisements will 7 Club bags, trunks, Gol run and charped for urtil ordered out unlets other coiitntcts me made. headed silk umbrellas THREE MONTHS 25 C. and etc.

A FINE SUPPER AND good entertainment at the Wilsey school house SATURDAY APRIL 19 for the benefit of the Wilsey brass band. The Delavan band will furnish music for the occasion. Tickets twenty five cents. Doors open at 7 p. m.

J. 13. Chiirrpion. our rustling furni ture man is electing im awning to the We wisn to maiie a fiont of his store and restunint. Read the art icle "Stand by the publish.

er" in another column and get the view: special mention of our Custom Male Tailor Suits in one, two or three button cutaways and of an i old newspaper lnah A. J. COFFIN, Propr. CITY BAEBER SHOP. Wilsey, Beard removed without pain, no chloroform necessary.

Hair cutting and shampooing done on short no'ics and in the best sdvle. MAPLE GROVE MELODY. Charles Morritz, of Strong City, was visiting in our neighborhood last week. Don't fail to attend the alliance meeting at the school houso Saturday evening. The Prairie Flower school houso has received an improvement of hew racks.

Corn plantitig has in good earnest. That plantod a week ago is pl'outlng nicely. J. II. Meyers, of Council Grove, is in town with some fine horses, wind For the next 30 days we offer the Wilsey BULLETIN 3 months for 25 cents in advance.

This will give every body a chance to try it under the new management, and to send it to Cheap Column, ho has lately imported from, the east Prince Albert, embrac Adceriisements under this head fire cents ing ail tne latest pat aline each insertion The folks had a nodal hop at the residence of Frank Meyers Salurd-iy terns and effects. We W. Gasoline at M. II. Peak's.

R. E. Idght. An enjoyable iumvw reported Plimp Dick and Tom Armstrong out with a span of ponies -last guarantee these goods Pirtle, Mr. Monroe, father of Frank and to be a more perfect fit, John Monroe, arrived from Illinois it TakeDeWiU Little Jbarly Risers.

Early Ohio potatoes at G.W. Coffin's: DeWitt's little early Risers r-t there Ask what De Witt's Little Early Risers are. first of the week and vill remain sotm more elegantly lined eek and made 0110 trade. They had borrow one of the however, 0 get home. 1 Saturday night, as Frank Barr was passing through our neighborhood, his earn became frightened and ran into lajaiiifapEgpaiFi lime.

Read what M. II. I'eak and II. L. Mtytif! have to pay about their goods Oarpenter's wire fence, injuring One of WILSliY, KANSAS.

Shop opposite post office on main street. All woik warranted and done on short notice at reasonable prices They no where to go to let the peopl know about the cheap bargains. Cleanse your breath With De Witts Little Early Risers. Fok Sale One span of good work hem by Q. W.

CofFin ITisgirl didn't go back on him because he used De Witt's Liltln Early Risers. ids horses severely. Dot. Kelso kernels. Wo are receiving April showers and expect May flowers.

George 1'. Morehous came vp Satur your friends in the east. BEST OFFEB YET. The Kansas City Star and the Bulletin for $1.25 per year. This offer will stand good only thirty days.

FOND FISH FOR SALE day from D'mdnd Creek, where ho bai Frank Girtchand Dave Ramsey, of ween playing "granger" for some time Parkerville, were in Kelso Sunday. (slid took the train for Council Grove. Notice Cash paid for at the City Meat Market, ('has. Rush Henry Girtch and family have moved in the house lately vacated by Mr superior workmanship and at a less price than can be purchased of merchant tailors. Our furnishing goods and hat department by far excells any former season, We can surely please the farmer as well as the most fastidious.

Hoping to see all my old patrons and all who are desirous of purchases in my line this spriiig, Mrs. Dr. Walker has just received a II you need ub wire give M. IlT Peak a chance to quote prices before vni; hi'v. Brooks.

There is only one incubator in the A. WALKER M. Physician Burg-eon. wilsey. Kansas.

Calls attended day or night. Office and residence on Main utreet. liew line of summer hats, flowers, laces, titc. All the latest styles, and invites the ladies to cull and inspect them, neighborhood and the old hens are beat ing it at chicken raising. There wjll be a great amount of listed corn here this rear if one is to judge by Buy your Garden Seeds this spring fivm a Reliable home grower, warranted fresh and true to name.

Grown by R. A. ISlair, Council Grove, Kansas. Write for price list. 24-48 Out Dunlap correspondence Was received to late for publication this wek.

the number of listers at tho shop for It was newsy and we are sorry It did ONE DOLLAR A DAY, Rest rates given on chattel and real estate loans. Don't fail td see us be-for; taking out loans, as it will be to your interest. Jas. McXaspy Herington, Kansas. hot arrive in tune.

Items should reach vi not Inter than TVc-diUeday. J. F. Seward our station agent informs ns that 063,717 pounds of freight has been forwarded from this place (luring the month of March, of which there were 28 cars of grain. We are yours to please.

THE GROVE HOTEL L03GWGRTH, PROP. Sorib Side Hain Stroiit, Cnaiicil Grove. Kansas G. W. CUEK, Manager.

repairs. Dave Downing, our gentlemanly school teacher has.taken of his dude hat, rolled lip his sleeves and gone to work on tho farm of J. B. Rader, teaching has not spoiled him yet. The Sabbath school is doing good work.

The hour has been changed from the aftornoon until ten in tho morning. Superintendent Henry Richie, organist and secretary Allie Downing, choi lister Fred Marten, librarian Edgar Roude-baugh, treasurer D. Bowen. Jimmy. FOUR MILE FACTS.

Corn planting is progressing finely. We have plenty of wind and dirt Fok Rent My building one door north of the printing office. Two-hundred bushels of good seed oats for sale. Call and see me. J- O.

Hill, ilsey Kansas. When in Council Grove, always go Street Cars stop at the door. to the Grove Hotel for dinner. Mr tongworth is a gentlemanly fellow and Is always glad to see tho farmer. See Ills card in another column.

All sizes of German Carp always on hand, also the valuable South ern Speckled cat fish, which is almost boneless. Call and get prices or write for circular. I have also several head of one year old Holstein bulls for sale or trade, also ten bushels of pea nuts, good for planting or roasting at $1.00 per bushel; also several 100 Crimson Thornless Raspberry plants for $1 per dozen, $1.50 per 0 dozen, $2.00 per 3 doz; See illustration at post office. For sals by H. W.

RIEGEL, Wilsey, COUNCIL GROVE Attention New hardwate goods at M. U. Peak's! Call and examine and get prices before you buy elsewhere. No trouble to show goods and give prices, whether you buy or not. Call iitid see me and I Will do you good.

storms. Mr Sam Leatherwood and sister came Land Exchange. up from Dunlap to spend Sacurday and inocasn store has just received a nice line of dry-goods of all kinds including enrpet warp, wall papei and dotting of all kinds. In fact, you will find the nicest line of dry-goods ever exhibited in Wilsey. Also a new lir.e of hats.

The grocery department is second ho none in the county, with queensware nd glassware of all kinds. REWARD, Is certain if reasonable effort is made to cure a cough by the use of De witt 's Cough and Consumption Cute. This remedy is correct and certain in its ac Sunday. Miss Lemberg will preach at South Bend next Sunday. The Farmer's Alliance at Hill Springs tion and costs ho more than unreliable last Saturday night was well attended and we had a big limes preparations.

Insist upon having it will furnish ttit Cbllelin and arty of the following papers one yt ar for the prkS rtamc belo: Weekly Capital-Commonttealth lt-51 Weekly Kansas City Stai j.jo Weekly lavenarth Tunes i 1.56 American Fanner, monthly 1,25 Weekly Kansas City Jofimal 1.75 Xational Tribune, Weekly, A 1 90 Plain and Ornamental jell Printing Fadett's ClisSk Bcsis ksjtinStol How do you like the looks of those For sale by J. W. Seguihe. peach blooms! Come around When tr votr want to Sell fir Exfhaiig farm or Torn property, menhahtliseor live Stock tlout fail to see 3. Ve Eiake loans at lotted rates of interest, giving you the privilege of paying interest annually and all or part of principal at any time.

We also write life insurance policies in reliable companies. Call on us. Sitekfey Meyers, on ne il Grove. Kansas. peaches are ripe, Mr.

Editor. ADVICE. "Keep your head cool-your feet warrh- Arthur Young has been very sick for several days with the measles. Mr. James Coffin is making it pretty lively for Elm- creek township at your liver active and trust in God," as advice of a celebrated physician to a pa tient.

You caniegulate tho action of your Liver, Kidneys and Bowels by rising De Witt's Sarsaparilia, an absolute ly reliable blood purifying Remedy. For sale by J. W. Segiink. Mrs.

Aplington's GALLERY, CcimcH Grove, This is the time of th year when traveling men of all kinds are seen in the country selling goods "far below-Cost for cash' 'or at a small profit On a Jrear'a time." Such individuals generally carry a sample stock of "snido" feoods. Which they seldom, if ever, exhibit or try to sell around our towns, hut confine themselves to the Country, where they try to catch as muny "suckers" as possible. Such persons never any taxes, never help keep up our tttwns, churches and schools, never contribute in any way to the welfare of the community -and have to gain and A Sunday school was organized at IIii.1 Springs last Sdnday. BjpapiraKBiEE The people on the creek are preparing for another exhibition at South Bend to GRE tike place In May. ta lk world ffi-5 TC I By tkow.ho writ fl Wirruudrnivt Why doirtyoa 2AT BCt)TT cure Hint cough' Do md consnnptitm Cnre will I iledy ispostiveiy eevtaln and dy is postively I use the instantaneous process, t'.

enal line; mc to take pictures of cl J. Witt's Conch 1. M. Campbell and wife left Monday or Oitowa, Kansas, Mr. Vau.

Scnoic. of Marion couutv. ATI ,1 rtfi jt Ktnri It ik null of th tew I. fcBe (VfirM mmmnM lllrt r.Mhiiifr to loose, mid jwneralJy. in the severaldays past, at Mr.

Taylor's it. hn reale Jfc SVSVX prompt and throughly youhavetriHlit you know this state- And infants is perfectly as prown s-ms. Can tok5 negatives cloudy thcr, as well as in sunshine. All 'varranted to satUfactorr. out bo dp rascals ana swi-ui- Tim Farmer '9 Alliance stems td lid wrqr the vdr3t kurt.

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