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Cheyenne County Rustler from St. Francis, Kansas • 1

Cheyenne County Rustler from St. Francis, Kansas • 1

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i County Rustler i ST. FRANCIS. KANSAS, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 13. 1002.

NO 24 VOL. XVIII $1.60 per annum. C. E. DENISON, Editor Proprietor.

WJLamb, John Chaplin, FM Pratt, do John Lindholm, do. 8 Weesner, do TJ Archer, Herman Neitzel, do. 2 60 2 60 2 60 2 60 2 60 2 60 2 60 2 60 2 60 I I if a 14 1 Closing out broom corn wire at $3.25 at Ffilzlens. Just arrived, a nice line of Mound City paint at Felziens. Drs.

Larrick Morrison, the dentists will be in Bird City 27. Grover Cleveland wants more tariff reform. Well, the country doesn'tEx Geo. Dunn and family are visiting friends over at Burlington, this week, and they contemplate returning A Merritt, It ml Treasurer, Steyens Justice, A Brunswick Constable, Peter Soss Road overseer No 1, 1 Wbisler Road overseer No 2, Downing Evergreen township Trustee, Payne Clerk, Morris Treasurer, Kamerer Justices, Lamb, A Chappell Constables, Bowers, Jhouson Road overseer No 1, Ebers Road overseer No 2, Hubbard Jaqua township Trustee, Powell Clerk, Pratt Treasurer. John Chaplin COMMISSIONERS DOINGS.

The commissioners of Cheyenne county, Kansas, constituting tbe board of county canvassers for said county, met at the county clerk's office in St. Francis, Kansas, on Friday, Nov. 7, 1902, to canvass the vote cast at tbe general election held Nov. 4, 1902. Members all present, Wilkens chairman, Nighswonger and I Kemp, commissioners, and A Benk-elman, county clerk.

The board was called to order by the chairman. On motion tbe board proceeded to 50 2 2 50 do. John Kamle Brattron, Armstrong, Wm Michel, II Merklin, Harrison, 2 50 50 2 Halters and best whips at Felziens. A $65.00 organ for $35.00 at Felziens The price of broom corn now ranges from ten to fifty collars a ton. It is rumored that Jacob Uplinger will open another meat market here in a few days.

Can you guess who was allowed the largest bill for "election expenses" by 'our pop board. Judge Geiger defeated Judge Hamilton in this judioial district by a majority of 22. Pretty close. Mr. White, a Srother-in-law of J.

L. Finley, arrived heJ6 this week from The Kind You Have Anvays Bought, and which has been. 2 50 2 60 II Lawless, in use tor over so fears, has borne the siematnre of home Friday. A Boyington, clerk of election 2 50 CTLong. do 2 50 End has been made under his per onal supervision since Its infancy 1 Allow no one to deceive you in this.

Kina Xeubauer came up from Nebraska last week to close up a deal 2 2 2 Justices, Sheldon, II Andrews Constables, Richards. Crites with Leonard Barton for their resi canvass tbe vote of Cheyenne county, dence property in the north part of the 2 60 city. a WD Kyle. WE Curry, Wm Utterback, Johnson, BW Knott. 8 Boyington, do Cbas Graves, do" Mansov do WLundin, A Merrill, WS Booth, taking tbe various precincts in the following order, to-wit: Alexander, Beaver, Benkelman, Bird City, Calhoun, Cherry Creek, Cleveland Run, Dent, Eureka, Jaqua, Jefferson, Wouldyoubelief'fiStatonof al 2 60 2 60 2 50 2 60 IHint" i to ke'VV'ioma with us.

falfa, out at the 'if '4 1 is worth more for feed tliahjtSu of nran? Such Mrs. from the 2 50 1 Koaaoverseer jmo unapyu Roadoverseer No 2, Cowger Jefferson township Trustee. Thad Weesner Clerk, VV I Weesner Treasurer, Earl Byers -Justice, A Smutz Constable, A Lamberton Lawn Itidge township Trustee, Finegan Clerk, Pearson Treasurer, Finegan Lawn Ridge, Nuttycomhe, Orlando, seems to be the results attained at the northwestern part of the oounty last 2 60 2 60 All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-good" are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. What is ASTQ F' A Castoria is a harmless substitute for Cast-' Oil) Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrnps. It Is Pleasant.

It contains neither Opium. Morphine nor other Narcotio substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea.

wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Conflation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natOial tteep The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend Porter and Wano townships. Kansas Agricultural college week, looking after some real estate We, the undersigned, constituting EJMurren, 2 60 Fuller. do 2 60 2 affairs.

.1 I Harry Wills, who hag been soldiering 2 The ladies of theM. E. church will for Uncle Sam over in the Philippines JL Peacock, do. A Brunswick, do. Northrup, do 2 60 2 50 bold a church fair of fancy and seful during the past few 'years, returned nrt.i(-p Nov.

29th. Come ev- home this week, arid he seems well Justices, VT Archer pvervbody. I pleased to get back to the buffalo sod EM Phillips, ..2.60 EL Kamerer. 2 50 2 2 2 E. Harrison' has been confined to of Cheyenne county once more the house for some days past by a very To the link of prosperity is attached kLVAYS 2 50 2 60 2 60 GENUINE CASTORIA severe and painful attack of neuralgia, the liok of opportunity, and to oppor- but is improving how.

tunity is hangiug the link of comfort 2 Bears the Signature of 7 and a thousand other links in the It is rumored, but. we do not know 2 50 2 60 mighty chain of American progress with what authority, that Judge Ham RT Angel, CW Crites, Weesner. do Byers, do EL Finegan, A Felzien, Moore, Vandeford do Baran, do 811 Wills, Snavely, do PFrenzer, HBBear, DDanielson, 2 60 This chain is hanging, to the pin of ilton will contest the election of Judge Protection, which the Democrats pro Geiger in this, district 2 60 60 60 pose to pull from the wall. boutn Drs. Larrick Morrison, the well 2 2 2 Beni "Tribune." 50 60 known dentists, will be in St.

Francis November 25 and 26, prepared to do Lost A note given by Homer Wol- 2 50 bach and Ralph Wolbach to E. B. Bob all kinds of dental work. The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. TMa oaaraua aeaatm, rr auaaar amnr, aaw eaa am.

8 Dodsworth, election 66 45 ertsoi Co, on or about July 8, 1902 Geo Lawless.nrinting balots, sher 1 Tbey have been keeping the cattle the board of county canvassers of Chey enne county, Kansas, do hereby certify that the within abstract exhibits a true statement of tbe votes cast at the general election held in Cheyenne county on the 4th day of November, 1902, and we further certify that the following named persons have received tbe highest number of votes as shown within, were duly elected to the offices therein designated as follows, to-wit: For justices of the supreme court for a term of six years, Mason, Pollock and A Greene. Justice of the supreme court for a term of five years. A Burch Justice of the stpreme court for a term of-five years, Cunningham Governor, Bailey. Lieutenant governor, Hanna Treasurer of state. Kelley Auditor of state, Seth Wells Attorney general, Coleman State Supt of schools, I Dayboff State supt of insurance, Chas Luling Congressman at large, Chas Scott Congressman etb A Reeder Judge 17th dist, A Geiger Represen'tive 112 dist.W BLockwood Sheriff.

Robt MoCnlloch County attorney, Hotcbkiss Probate judge, Adamson County clerk, A Benkelman County treasurer, A VauDoren Register of deeds, Burnham r. Clerk diBt court, Jaqua and piyable on or about Nov. 8, 1902 dip pretty busy this week, Jacob Up fcr $85.00, with interest at ten per cent Constables, John Merrill, A bchild Road overseer No 1, A Archer Road oversew No 2, John Wick Road oversetr No 8, Road oversetr No 4, A Birkmier Nuttytombe township Trustee, Thw McKee Clerk. ChasKuge Treasurer, If Rose Justice, Thos McKee Constable, Vm Moore Road overseers, Pearson, Zuege Orlando township Trustee, Wilis i Clerk, Armstrong Treasurer, Chas Earl Justice, Armstioug Road overseer, Baron Porter township Trustee, Henry Merklin Clerk, Henry Pettit Treasurer, Wm Eiliehousen Justices. Henrv Merklin, Ern Petti Constables, Merklin, John Yonke Road overseer No 1, A Gilbert Road overseer No 2, Herring Roud overseer No 8, Snavely Wano township Trustee, Job Bear Clerk, Wm Stephenson Treasurer, Willits Justices, I Hall, John Cunningham Constables, Joel Taylor.ANeuoauer Road overseer, John Nelson On motion the board proceeded to allow election claims, which were allowed in amounts as follows: linger putting several hundred head ifls proclation and notices.

75 00 A Benkelman, deliverng balots 6 00 Burnham, posting elen uotcs.39 85 Wilkens, sal canvsng vote. 8 80 Nighswonger, sal envg vote 7 40 Renin. Hul eutiviissine 7 80 from date. All persons are hereby through Thursday afternoon warned against buying same. E.

B. Robertson Co. t2 Claud Tressel has been over at Goodland for some days past, where it is rumored he has some notion ac- There being no further business, on order for ten dollars, giv en by Chas. H. Price to John Abram- motion the board adjourned QABfOIlIA son, dated Nov.

4, 1902, and due Feb. If you want a Wagon, Buggy or Disc Plow cepting employment on the Bock Island Five years have elapsed since the Beantha Kind toil Haw tlwaysfeiight 1, 1903, drawing six per cent interest if not paid when due. All persons are Greeley county jail had a prisoner in it. The poor farm, too, has such small patronage that it is advertised for sale hereby warned against buying same. t2 John Anramson.

OASTORIA. The Republican majority in Kansas Come and see me. Bom tin si fcinn iou hot iwways wipi Miller Proprietors of the has increased ten thousand during the i' past week. It will soon be back to the ie again this thing keeps on. 'v I.

OASVORIA. lite Kind You Han Alwaya Bought Bean the Mrs. J. H. Tapp returned home last A Abramson, fudge and 70 ELD laaa.1 week from quite an extended visit Fred Lebow, do 6 60 "to ill vacney Jaqua east, and Mrs.

Day and Mrs. Jesse Meat Market Tapp, ot Kansas City accompanied her County surveyor. Benjamin County supt, Winnie Lockard County coroner. Waterman Consumption for a visit with friends here. 9cccee386e9933930ooeeececeCcceceece9cceccccsctt Cr imissioner 1st dist, Wilkens Amendment to constitution of salary itev.

Wing, tue new German minister who preaches in a large portion of Southwestern Nebraska and Northwestern Kansas, was here this week, Salt pork is a famous old- of legislators was lost Geo Witham, do do 8 20 Olin Berry, do 5 10 Waters, do 4 70 II Deen, do 4 60 WP Lambert, do do 4 80 Freemeyer, do do 4 40 I Whisler, do 4 90 Ilub'jard, do 5 80 J. Moore, do do 6 60 Witham, do do 6 90 Fred Flowerdew, do 5 00 Wm Ramsey, do 5 80 CO Earl, do do. 4 10 Pettit, do do 6 60 We also carrw a rjce iine of fresh Groceries, Amendment to constitution on elec jasnionea remedy tor con and he is a pleasant young fellow, tion carried On motion the' board proceeded to sumption, "tat plenty of pork," was the advice to the Mm canvass the vote for township officers While out driving Thursday, Joe Tapp's team became unmanageable and started to run away. Joe was first by EakS as follows: consumptive co and ioo Confectionery: thrown out of the buggy and later each years ago. IS Hall, do do 8 60 A Zielke, judge of 2 60 one of the boys.

All sustaine more or While you read what we have to tell Salt pork is good if a man 2 60 Alexander township. Trustee. Fred Lebow Clerk, Henry Greisler Treasurer, Frank Kellisoo Justice, A Boyington Road overseer No 1, Ed Cram less injury, but none of them were dan the 2 60 Dry and Salt meats, and Invite public to call. gerously hurt. you about our immense stock of goods can stomach it.

The idea behind it is that fat is the That special arrangement weve made Our fall and winter goods are now HGreisler, do. Geo A Henry, do, Peter Sturm, do Frodin, do A Brown, do A Nelson, WV Griffith, do A Mace, PV Kanel. do For your Road overseer No 2, Tbomps Lebow with the Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean food the Consumptive needs and our stock is complete in every de i.ivr iui uviu it nuu una paper 101 Undertaking Goods, one year has cantrht on hior. Beaver township. Trustee.

Shepherd Clerk, Callahan Treasurer, A Henry Justice, PMeek Nice assorted line of hlsh wade sew bcott HlUlSlOn IS the mod- partment. If we fail to list what you need, ask for it. We have it. Neldig, do. 2 50 2 60 2 60 2 60 2 60 2 60 2 60 2 60 2 50 2 60 2 50 2 50 2 50 2 50 2 60 2 60 ing machines at Felziens.

em method 01 feeding tat tO Wolbach, Call on the undersigned, who keeps on hand a full line of Caskets, Coffins and Constables, A Hilty, Moris Shahan My list of lands are the. most com- the consumptive. Pork is too Robes. Hearse furnished free at reas Henry do A Stewart, do A HEarnest, onable distance. Office at II.

C. Vtt-r- plete or any agent in the county, and rough for Sensitive Stomachs, they are for sale or rent. I start Con- cMa vmu: John Devore, do MRaile, do tests and' give personal utteution to all business before the U. S. Land Office.

ner's furniture store. JOEL TAYLOR. Road overseer No 1 II Smilly Road overseer No 2, Curry Benkelman township Trustee, Heselius Clerk, A Browu Treasurer, Homer CroBby Justice, II Larm Constables, Frank Spauldine, refined of fats, especially Kinen, do Morris, do I write Abstracts, Deeds and Mort prepared for easy digestion. 2,000 yards of calico, 1,200 yards of outiDg flannel, -600 yards of percale, 100 pairs of blankets, 200 caps for boys and men. 500 pairs of gloves and mittens, 200 pairs of overshoes, felts and rubbers, 1,200 pairs of shoes, 200 suits of clothing, Best line of Underwear ever shown in.

the city. Cloaks for ladies and gages. Call and Bee me. B. M.

Jaqua, FLOUR. Feeding him fat in this Youngquist GalG. FELZIEN way, which is often the only Lexington Cream. Try a sack at J. way, is half the battle, but Scott's Emulsion does more Cunningham's 1 Try a sack of Fancy Patent.

Road overseer, Don Fowler Bird City township Trustee, A Trickett Clerk, Byers Treasurer, A Wylder Justices, A Colt and II Davis There is some- Lexington Patent. You will say it is than that. the best you ever used. thing about the combination Dealer ia all kinds of children all new styles. Grocery department always complete: Watch this space.

Tbe reading matter-will change every week. We may tell you something that will interest you. SMULL KREUSCHER Constables, Pritcbet, 8 Boyiugton ou will always get the best flour at 0f cod liver oil and hypophos isuuuiiigiiam B. i 0 i UlillCS 111 OCUll XJIIlUlblUll Hardware Will take corn, oats and wheat in ex- lnal Puls ncw "0 inc weak parts and has a special Calhnuu township Trustee, II Buker Clerk, Kanel Justice, Thos Graves Cousiables, Wm Kanel, Miigrmnj Road overseer No 1, Willis Iloliuian Road overseer No 2 Jerry Lyons Treasurer. James Gorthey Cherry Creek township I i action on the diseased lungs.

CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. 'A sample will be sent free upon request. BROS CUR Tiia Kind You Have Always Bought Dealers in Bears the BIgnaturB of i Furniture. A Complete line of TRUNKS Valises Always on hand Be sore that this picture la the form of a label is on tho wrapper of every bottle of Emulsion yon bay. SCOTT BOWNE, CHEMISTS, 409 Pearl N.

Y. Joe and ft; all druggists. Coal, Flour and Feed. TIME TABLE. All grades of Flour constantly on hand ST.

FRANCIS, KAS. 510 Land ume at Colby. Kans. Oct .402. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention 10 make final proof in support of his claim.

Hnd that said prool will he made before the Drobate iudire and ex -officio clerk of the probate court at bt. Francis, Kas, on Denver, Helena, Butte, Salt Lake City, Portland, 8 a FraDcisco. Trustee, Geo Klie Clerk, Wm Neidig Treasurer. A Wininger Justice, Nridlg Constable, Nighswonger Road overseer No 1 Miller Road Overseer No 2, Fred Lampe Cleveland Run township Trustee, Thos O'Leary Clerk, A A McKinmy Treasurer. A I) Smith Justice, Harscti Constable, Geo Inclorf Road overseer No 2, Boyd Road overseer No 3, Harsch Road overseer No 4, Geo Clapp Dent township Trustee.

fl Frenmeyer Clerk, Abe Bowers Treasurer, Nils Anderson Jiirtioe, Geo Seeley Constable, Raskins Road overseer No 1, John Devor Eureka township Trustee, Henry Stumm Clerk, Downing novemoer 15, too, vir: t'hirle Slifer. Lincoln, Omaha, Chicago, St. Joseph, 'Kansas City, fct. Loulg and all points east and south. Best Colorado Coal.

AD kinds of grain taken in exchange for flour. Curry Bros. ft No insat for the nwia' of aectioa is. townshio 4, aoath, range 38, west He names the following witnesses: to prove his continuous residence cultivation of satd Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Cutlery, Etc. and all points lana, vis: west.

William Cnrrv, Georre Bowers. Charles Long Peter Starm, all of Bird City, Kan William ward. Ktzmor. foil ii Cunningham's My prices are right, and my goods the jia Land Office. Colby, Kaa.

Oct. j. 100B Notice is herebv eiven that Karrwt. Kvle has filed notice of intention to make final proof before the clerk of the district court at his office in St. Fran- Feed Store, at the east end of Washington Is Headquarters for all kind Kansas, on the tsfh day of November, 1009.

on Train ka follows ho 17S. accommodation, dailj, evcept Sunday, for Oxford and all point east and ft. la Train arrive as follows: Wv iff, accommodation, daiUv. except 6midy.w.w.w..t, .8:43 pi dining and reclining chair cars (seats free) oa all thmtieb trains. Tickets sold and raee checked to any point ia the United Srates or isoana.

For information, maps, lime tables and tickets catl on or write A. RirHell. agent, or FraB-M, bea Paasr Agt. Omaha, Nab. timber culture application No 7474.

for theuwxtof section in township south, range 17 west best that money can buy. Come in and see mo and get prices. of Field Beeos, unop or au ajuos una vmnKiuuj Oioico Uramis ot Flour. Call and we lfor yon boy elsewhere. He names as witnesses: hester Marsh.

Fred 1 hurstoa. of Bird City. Kas and Frank Rcinhoid, F. urry, of St. Franrrs, Kr yvilluan K.

Ward, KagMter,.

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