Derby Dispatch du lieu suivant : Derby, Kansas • 3

a ansa acta. SICKLER SON, wit h. A SAM RVLC D.tmniM hrm merebantt. and especial- If vou would receive your money's DERBY DI8PATCE vertla ra. deal with who ara advei ly those ho patron'M your heme paper He who is lit eral In this dlreetion can be tattly relied upon tn a trade eneral Merchants WILL D.

WEIGHT, Published C. H. WAUOH, Ass't Bui. Mgr. VJ FOR RENt A good farm of 820 acres, knoWn al favnt nnn.tiftlf mllo Cast Of DERBY, Sedgwick County, KANSAS.

E. McCombs is np from Oklahoma. For good Tom, go to G. W. Bowman Subset Ibe for Tai Derby Dispatcii Go to G.

W. Bowman for Ovcrihooi. Go to W. Bowman for pure Buck L1ID A UUnui ww Mulvano, well Improved, all rindar good Atchison, Topcka Santa Fe R. R.

wheat Flour. DRY GOODS, Groceries, Hats, Capdt CLOTHING, hedge fence, good buldingst aweuingi granary and corn crib, good orchard irt bearing, stock corrall, two good wellaj one wind pump, affords plenty ef water; Cash rent is required. Apply td We would accept another load of corn bobs on subscription. OOINOWISTi OA Go to G. W.

Bowman for 800 Firfl Tost 401. Passenger, 12:01 D. ID. 40ft. Passenger, 417.

Accomniodallotii 1:40 p. tn. Derby, Kas. ATTENTION 6:18 pi 4uu. rassengor, OOIRO fcASTi a.

mi BOOTS and SHOES We Make 400. Passenger, 41H. Accommodation, All who know themselves to be indebt- 11:16 a. ra. 4:22 p.

m. nrfto the. Derbv Lumber Co. by their 1U. rassenger, 402.

Passenger, p. m. Oil, tho belt in tho land. Sickler Son liave tbo finest BtoCk in town, ciieAp on cAsti. The best ptaco to buy your Boots and Shoe is at G.

W. Bowman's. LAdics', Misses' and cblidfou's Shoos are very cheap at A. Minnieh" Yoa ean get meat for breakfast dinner and supper at Mosbarger's. TTr.nk Klnlneirrtr and Wally" John to pay" on or before this uiu trains.

W. B. Liddlk, Agent. date, will please call at once ana mane that promise good. Also, ail coai Dins are duo tit any time, promise or no Cotndahd get our pf ices.

We Defy Competition. No trouble to show gobd CALL AND SEE US BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. Church Mfirectory. promise. We need the" money badly fnnani.

Praachlnor av- AlAflUluivaM All kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE DKRBY titTMBlR MOWAVTt Par P. Martin. Met. Sunday at no. iu.

ana i p. iu. ry meeting Thursday eveulnit. Baudny Hov. W.

Walters, Pastor. son were In Wichita, Tuesday. The best Groceries in town down to P. S. We have just finislied unload vTTTTruT Ciidrch.

Preaching ev ihg a car of fencing. Btmdavatlla.ro. and 7i80p.m. Pray rook bottom at G. W.

Bowman s. TAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR GOODS; One dodr north Of the Post Office, DERBY, if ANSAS. meatinit Tuesday evening Sunday Pastor. Hoots and Shoes away down to bed chool at ID. Kev.

i COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE. rock prices, at Sickler son's. Baptist Chuuch. Preaching every Sun PThM SPUING CUEEK Rahtt-huntine has boorl indulged in day at 11 a.m. anil 7:30 p.m.

Prayer meeting- Wednesday evenlnir. Sunday-scliool 10 Rev. G. M. PoRTOKE Pastor.

utorna (hat otir nart of the country quite extensively since the snow fell. THE BEST has been neglected, as to the Matter of Wnnn Flour, best in town Family, 90c; Catholic CnUBCH.Kegular church ser-vices second Sunday of each month, and evening. Fancy, 1.00; I'atent. 1.10, at Sicklei's. representation in the columns oi ah DisPATcn.

and we btfts- thought it ad- You can save money by buying goods buying gooas I vanturt etind ft few in boots andifi Mitin. If dnem Society Directory, Present of Minnieh, especially Year's New lama ill linns va. waawwaia shoes. Give him a call. an tn aifkle Son's for your Boots ed worthy, fleo.

Jones is very sick with fever. I. O. O. f.El Paso Lodge, Ho.

112, meets Line. Heller's baby ha been quite and Shoes, Hats, Cnps and Clothing away ForThesS HAFtD tllVtESj Is every h-aturduy evening at ineir nan, cor, Main street and Baltimore avenue. 3. V. kioucKt R.

L. Dentow, Sec'y. N. G. ltlr knl ia FOOnTflrinC fiflma of the Spriflrf Crcek-ites have been attending a protracted meeting at Rnnn Bill.

THE MEN WHO ADVERTISE. down CHEAP FOU CASH. The new year has oommeneed and you must pay yonr old accounts in order to secure urthot credit Sickler Son. G. Nachtricb departed, Monday, tnr Eutnrnriso.

aftor bavin spent sever LOW KLIC Advertisements the following flamed Sleighing Is fine with us and we afe making good use of the tittle in enjoy- ine this rare pleasure. al days visiting his parents and friends Win. Shinn has built a new smekc hnnso and J. K. Wilkey a new barn business men may le found 111 tHis paper: Plckler Fo gene til merchad s.

Drhy mbeT lumber and coal. A. Minnieh gen, ral mercl fcnt, t) C.Turaer, banker and drOBgU-. J. N.

I.owe, T. D. Wnrlell, hnnlw-ire dealer. H. H.

Hn rls. harness maker. Y. M. 'f 1 bar er an i hair lirusser.

P. U.K1 ineg.er, miler. Tn hmiDa anil s1on Tift inter. and corn crib combined. lu Detby.

The Sedgwick County Teaabcrs' Association will meet at Lewis Academy, Wichita, on Saturday. Jan. 18. A most Mrs. Mock and children, of McPher- 1 hate resolved With the New fear ttf quit tlifi Foolish and Rulnoui Credit System" and establish the CASH SYSTEM of Business bt which I can make GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE anything in tire line of son county, are visiting her sister-in-law, tl Pa 1 11 Ui; IV a uuuoa a.u 0 i I interesting meeting is assured.

MrSi jas. GoodactO, whom she has not it anon fnr Mlnvnn voars. Drs. Fosti-r, Yot.n ana uiaise, pnyBi-cians and surgeons: C. Nachtrieb, Central hotel: D.

Kearschling. boot and The UBptisi resumea mmr jiuhvi.u. onincr. Rev. Our literary society meets every Wed shoe m-iker; js.

a. uuuum, wum A. L. Minnlch. sta lone A.

Rirtionsctn 6i wnn Imves. liliuksinitn'S: trCrib- iDeUblUlIS AilOU Wimej havlnr siiffioiontly recovered' nosday evening. Tho question discuss- 1ST0TI01TS, 'od at last nieetinz was, "Resolved, DRY GOODS, her Trlckev. coi shollnva. ins ncauu as iu uo It is progressing with Inreasing interest that the worn oi Ar are more LOCAL BPItOME.

The main guy of this establishment Heller. neenivo. H. has bop.il foolinsr very much indisposed Rceder. Question for next meeting; tliA npinfl'nal nnvt VAIDABI.K GROCERIES, "Resolved, that the fear of punishment Mr son.

ior Bcvemi uaj miu va r. with men who advertisi. of tJl0 jneohnfjicnl Work on this papor lose by It-Franklin. I. UDOn th6 d-wo mifan Yon III novcr cr is a greater Incentive than the hope of Every body is invitsd.

R. oots; Shoes, SUBSCRIBE DERBY DISPATCH $1 .00 A Year! job Work .6 TotheDISPATCII Office PRICES Low as Anywhere No. No. No. no, No.

No. WO. No. ery erv er at Charley. County Fupcrintendudt D.

S. rence and liirfy. of Wichlia. were in town Tliurs Caps, Subpci ibo for Tub Dispatch. Wo want more correspondents.

Go to G. W. Bowman for a fine cigar Derby Market Report. COKKECTEt) WEEKLY. Visiting Mrs.

1 rent, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hays.

They visited our pub-lift schools in the afternoon and in the Several sleighs Were brought into use GLOVES, DNDEEWEAE, and Oat Meal. Hominy and Cranberr.es, DS I at Minnieh s. Wheat, per bushel 40 to1 53 Oats, 12 Bye, 20 to 25 Corn, 12 to 13 Irish 50 Dr. Foster was in Wichita, Monday Gents' Furnishing Goods! on business. Rev.ratton had ohargo of the pro-traoiod meeting at tho Evangelical church, Saturday evening and Sunday morning and evening, during the nf Knv.

Walter, who went to AV lmwi Potatoes, sweet, SO Tim annw-thaw has left the roads in bad condition. Apples, greon 50 ttf 65 Onions 0 An! Eyerythins Else in my linef. Judge McCoy, of Wichita, was in Chickens, per dozen 1.75 tc 2.25 town, Wednesday. Errtrs. Ttnttor nnrnnunil '5 Overalls.

Joans Pants and Overshoes, VU IV fill his regular appointments at Antelope and Sand Creek. A. Minnieh was stricken with paral-lysis two years ago On the 5th of this month, which was laat Sunday, and he desires us to say to his many friends here and those of other places where Tjir Dispatch eirPulates, that, although cheap at Minnich's. AMmi Bdnj. Green, of Wichita, was in town Thursday, on business.

H. H. HARRIS If you want rood fresh meet to eat, "The Proof of the Pudding is the Eating Thereof GOME AND SEE ME, and make me prove my words. you get it at Mosbargor's. he Is unable to speak, ho is in good THE OLD RELIABLE Brlns us a bushel of apples and get health and enjoying life superbly.

Tb first frontline unadulterated win Thf Dispatch fer six months. Harness Maker Tho finest Flour in the Stitttf is the, tor weather we have experienced thus Newton Flour at G. W. Bowman's. far this season down upon us Sun- flnr mornine like a thiei at miamgni.

What is tho matter wiin "ousan nna May still be found at his old place of business and is Wly prepared to manufacture anytningiuthelineof Li It turned com Deiore one comu say an ine TO.auUU or ni ht it snowedand A. MINNICH, Geo. Patterson came up from Whar- Monaay morning the snow' gave way to ton. I. Tuesday, for a brief visit, whieh fell in torrents all day, cov- HARNESS Wlth relatives and friends.

erjfi, the ground to a depth of about Uorer jAto St. and Baltimore EKBY. KANSAS. two inches on a level. Tho wife of Wm.

Culter died of con and da yonr repalrlng'with Neatness and Dispatch. Prices Reasonable. Alliance Mi Attention Call nt Sickler Son's and piy your accounts and buy your goods Chicap for Cash. snmntion. at Gt.

Bend, Tuesday, Derby, Ks. Baltimore Avenue. to moat: market' Ton 7. Her remains Were brought to P. MARTMf, Manager.

G. W. DADESMAN. if. w.

f'leshman A. J. WISHElt, AUUIOIUUDI ii.u.uii. is still running, if Charley has gone to' this place for interment, arriving on the mrioimma. von can ffet meat all the noon train.

Thursday. Funeral services DERBY MILL wore neia in tne rresDTter.au mu.iu, same-ee. and tho last remains ot Mrs. Cultor were F.W. KLEINEGGER, Frop'r.

Take your eggs to Minnich's Where a TA.Vva f'nmotarv a .1. ai.l-nf nriQ' IttlU IU DERBY LUMBER CO-. you Will get tne a.Buo0 fl whom Choice Meal and for them and get your goods at lowest was burricd prices in town last week DEALERS IlC rinti't forcet. we carry a full line of all Graham Flour Mary had a little lamb, its fleece was white as snow; it strayed away one sura mer dav. where lambs should never go, kinds of goods, from a cambric needle to a barrel of salt, awav nown CHEAP for CASH, at SICKLER SON'S, Than Marv sat her down and tears LU al Qirpamfid from her pretty eyes: she never White and Yellow Pine W.

H. and Bon Stafford and Peter Mils) Kleinegger started last Saturday for Always ofl hands, for sale or cx-cbunge. Also all kinds of CHOPPED-FEED. Office and Salesroom at Telephone office, on Baltimore Avenue. found the lamb because she did not ad-tropfsn.

And Mary had a brother John Kintrfislur. where they expect to work on the Rock Island raihoad. who kept a littlo store; he sat down and smoked his pipe and watched tho open A ladv teacher of Penmanship has Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Hnnr. And as tho people passea along, been in town this week endeavoring to Kf fiirl nnt Bton to buv. John still sat lUV va, uv smoked his pine and blinked his organize a class for instruction in that art A class of twenty was made up.

sIcbdv eve. And so the sheriff closed Tho young gentlemen of tho nnitrhWhnods assembled at B. M. and FENCE POSTS! him out, but still he lingered near, and Mary came and dropped ior him a sympathizing tear. "How is it, sister, tell CO Culter's, last Saturday, and participated A.

W. HARDIN, PHOTOGRAPHER Piciures In all styles and sizes liotu a small charm to life size. buskintr bee. Thev husKea ao-out itia. nrav.

these oiner mercnauuj ncro, four hundred bushels of corn. sell all thei goods, and pay their bills, and thrive from year to yearP" Re- Tho Wichita Dininz Hall, 125 North i 1111 llltuna ius i i nnmhrnr now her own hard luck, the nnPVTWft AHD EKLAKGINO TO AKT BEE. PRICES ALWAYS LOW, Cor. Market S(t ffttff Baltimore'v PfftP I'i i ok nn ra' Hit'n maid replies: "These other lei square ineai iwi ir i a onf iiiurp. John, because tuey aa- Satisfaction Guaranteed I 204 E.

Douglas Wichita, Kas, in W1C.HA. Mr. A. reeioiu, hid ivn.Sv..- prictor, will entertain you royally. (I.

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