The Coronado Star du lieu suivant : Coronado, Kansas • 1

3 STAR. Vol, II. SOfONADO, WIQHITA 0OUI2TY, KABSAS, THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1887. No. 29.

i it i Oar merchants have been stocking up heavily during the past week, and anticipate an immense trade in the near future. Walton, TJNIOX PACIFIC EAILEOAD. Trains run west of Wallace on Mountain time and east on Central time. Mountain time is 1 hour slower than Central time. TEATNS WEST.

Messrs. David Purgett and David Wat-kins came in with merchandise for cur merchants Saturday from Garden City. Messrs. J. C.

Talinadge and E. G. Hoopes have purchased the Wichita Cou n-ty Bauk ahd have taken possession. Both are first-class financiers, men of sterling integrity, and under their management will make it a grand success. It couH not have fallen into better hands.

-DEALERS IN- NOTICES FOR PUBLICATION. Tand Office at vra-(eeuey, Ka, Jnne Tolice is hereby liven that the following-hamed settler has filed notice of his intention to luake final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before A Ilamey clerk of the district court of Wichita county at ieoti Kansas on Au? 1st, 1SS7, viz: Peter I) Solomon HE 1441 8 for the ne qr ec 8 tp 20, r35 He names the following witnesses to prove Ms continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, namely: Howard Leonard, Kofrert Deem, Harrison Latham, Phillip Mever, all of Wash-barn, Ks. 2t AVC BEAED, Itefrister. Ko. 9G7G.

Land OScc at wa-keeney, k.is., June 18, 1887. Notice is hereby given the following-hamed settler has filed notice of her Intention to make final proof in support of her claimand that said proof will he made before A Harney, cderk of district court of Wichita county Ivarsas at Leoti Kansas on Ausr. Cth, 1887, Maggie Kranz, S06l4, for the southeast qr sec 34" tp 18 36 west. Hhe names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon and cultivation ol said land, viz: William Lowe, David Purfret Andrew Erwin, James L. McCann, of Coro-hado, Ka 20 w.

C. l. Beard. Register. No.

9043. Land Ofiice at va-keeney, Jnne 18, 1887. Notice is hereby given that the following-named Kett'er has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his that said proof will be made before A Eamey clerk of the district court of Wichita countv at Leoti Kansas on July 30 Fred A for the ne qr of sec 29, tp 19 SG west. 6 p. in.

He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence tipon and cultivation of said land, viz: liiram Push, Coronado, Jotin Penfield, John Mendel, Lewis Whisler, of Leoti, Ks. 20 w. C. BEAED, Register. fl enera Coconado, rare EaFgainf The Next Si A Large And Elegant Stack Of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Gaps; Boots and Slides, Just Received.

Gall ahd Price Dr. Chesnut reports a booming girl baby, born to Mr. and Mrs. Late Hare, Sunday evening. Mother and husband both doing well.

Cigars are no win order. The billiard hall under the management of Messrs. Kranz Jackson, is fast becoming a popular resort. The tables are occupied about constantly day and night. Nearly every man in the city was seen smoking Monday afternoon.

Messrs. Tal-madge Hoopes, the new banking firm, set 'em up. There are as fine stock horses in this new western country, as you will find in old settled portions of the east, and Coronado can boast of some of them. See that your neighbors turn out tomorrow and cast their votes for the D. M.

A. Your farms will double in value inside of the next six months. The trees set out on Main street in the early spring are growing nicely, and will ornament our beautiful city in the days that are to come. Paint is being freely used on our business houses, which improves their looks 100 per cent. There is not now an un-painted business house in the city We are in receipt of the catalogue of Washburn College, Topeka, and from a perusal of it are of the opinion that it is in a most flourishing condition.

Mr. Li. L. Stidger has a nice garden patch, and was seen Saturday with a fine bunch of radishes in one hand ahd a bunch of onions in the other. The flood-gates of heaven were again opened on us Friday night, and for an hour or more the bottom seemed to have fallen out of the clouds.

Send some morej we can stand it. Messrs. Brady; Hooks and a number of other enterprising farmers; were visitors at out office Saturday. They all report crops in fine condition and think there wLl be a large yield. See that only the best material in the city fill the difierent city offices.

You can't well aflord to put in some Crank who does not know the difference between a mud pie and a gilded lamp post. Mr. William Colhouer, bf 19-35; spent a portion of Monday in Coronado, the bounty seat of Wichita county. He reports everything as looking lovely in his neighborhood. Yoct cannot afford to stay away from the polls when it is a question of dollars and cents with you.

Vote for the bonds and you will see a boomiog county in a very short time. Mrs. Thomas O. Hall returned from her St. Louis trip Monday.

She is much improved in health and enjoyed her visit immensely. Torn is as happy now as a jay bird in cherry time. Messrs. Wm. Shannon, Tm.

Beaver; John Tucker; Samuel Hames and Wm. Landreth; enterprising citizens of the southwest part of the county, paid bur city a visit Monday. A girl looks prettier in a nice lawn dress than she does rigged out like a show-window or a millinery establishment. But; then, nine out of ten girls would rather be a "show-window." Two gentlemen who are interested in the milling business at Kansas City and Hays City, have rented a building on South Main street, and will open a first-class feeel store. Mr.

Tansickle will erect three more residences ih the west part of the city immediately. There is no better investment that we fire aware of; and Mr. V. shows his good sense in putting his money into investments of the above nature. The grading on the D.

M. A. railroad is completed through this county, and the contractors have moved out into Colorado. The grade through Greely county will be completed by the latter part of this week. We are pleased to see our property owners setting but so many shade trees.

It is one of the best improvements they could make to enhance the value of their property. The trees set out are doing fine, and we hope to see more put out. As fine a lot of potatoes as we could care tb look at were marketed here Saturday. They were raised by Mr. Eowley, near the Beaver.

Eoy Stidger, the pioneer grocer, was the purchaser, but they did not remain long on his hands, for there was a big demand for them. Coronado seems to possess two young men of exceedingly attractive qualities. They are genuine magnets, so to speak, in the eyes of the females; and more than likely by this means will be the cause of two yotmg ladies from the country to become residents of our beautiful city It is so Sweet to have sceh Lilly (s) to thus attract the admiration of the fair ones to com) and flH Colorado express arrives 12.35 a. m. Pacific express arrives.

5.30 p. m. Express freight arrives 9.45 p. m. TKAIKS EAST.

Eastern express departs 4.00 a. m. Atlantic express departs 10.00 a. m. Express freight departs 2.05 a.

rn. 11. A. EVAiS. Agent.

LOCAL DOTS, Vote for the bonds. Coronado is now putting on failroad airs. Mr. A. W.

Irwih reports his tnrnip crop in fine condition. Mr. George tV. Hohbs took a run over to Scott City Monday. Vote only for men wh are true to the interests of Coronado, Mr.

Henry Sherrer was a caller at the StAr office Monday. Mr. j. C. Weir claims to have the finest corn patch in 19-35.

Several of our citizens of late have been to Wa-Keeney on land business. Mr. West Moore reports a good run of business at his tonsofial establishment. Several choice relinquishments for sale very cheap by Talniadge Hoops; If you rant money to make final proof, call on K. S.

Howard. The Wichita County term of the district court adjourned last Friday evening. The Dr. Wilcox building -will be ready for occupancy some time next week. Wew cabbage ahd vegetables of all other kinds, are plenty in this market.

Go to the Palace t)rng Store for pure drugs and medicines. Mr. Geo. W. Hobbs came in from Decatur, 111., Tuesday, and will rest rind abide with Mr.

Cummins; of Ashland, brother-in-law of W. JV Chubbuck, is taking in the sights of Coro'nadd. The finest line of combs; brushes, soaps and sponges at Schilling's Palace Drug Store. Mr. Charles Leginger is on the sick list.

Billious fever is getting ih its work on him ill good shape. M. M. Singrhaster, of the Vendome; was out on his homestead the greater part of last week, doing the granger act. Is you want cheap school land, deeded land or relinhtiishments, go to Talinadge Hoops.

Our hotels have been crowded tb their utmost of with strangers eeeking locations i i the west; Let every lady in Coronado who is a voter, go to the polls to-morrow and east their ballot. Don't be More dwelling houses are in demand in this city, it worild be a good investment for some one to build some. It is reported that the D. M. St A.

how building through this country, will go direct to Denver instead of Pueblo: Mr. W. Moore now occupies quarters in the corner grocery with J. F. Ivnapp, having vacated his old rooms last week.

For SAti: A No. 1 cook stove, and set of carpenter's tools. See E. S. Howard.

J. M. Miller, now occupies rooms over the Wichita County Bank. Call and see him in his new quarters. Mr.

David Purget says he will have watermelons so large that it will make an elephant grunt to haul one of them to Mr. Martili Eenhard waa taken ill Saturday and confined to his room; btit by a grand rally on Martin's part he is now convalescent. The bridge gang on the v. Hi A. moved their camp into this city Sunday.

They will soon have their work completed in this county. Mr. A. J. Fowlers residence in tile northwest part of the city, is nearing completion It is a neat and tasty structure.

Hare received a large stock of "horse-eatiegs" Saturday corn, bran, chops, and intend selling it at bottom figures. Coronado post office has been made a money order ofQce. The supplies will be on soon, when the patrons can be accommodated in that line. Many new residence and business houses will be erected as soon as the lumber yards get stocked with cheap building material. Ye editor tool: possession of the post office Tuesday morningi and is now ready to be kicked, cuffed and bufleted by the public in general.

Mr. J. F. Ollingbr returned from his Cottonwood Falls visit Thursday evening. While absent he nndbrivent a severe- siege with sickness, which lessened his avoir-clapois some fifteen ot Irrentf pounds-" Xo 9010 Land Office at Wa-keeney, ks, June 11 1887.

Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before the It A Eamey, clerk district court Wichita county.at LeOti, Ks on July 30, 1887, viz Walter for the northwest quarter section 28 twp 19 3G w. He names the following witnesses to hrove his continuous residence upon and cultiva fion of said land, namely: Harold Thompson, John Penfiel John Mendel, Lewis Whisler, of Corfiiado, Kansas. 25 BBAED. "Register- No. 8994 Land Office at WaKeeney, June 11, 1887-ISfotice is hereby given that the following named pettier has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of bis claim and that said proof will be made before Register and Receiver bf U.

S. Land office, at Wa-Keenev, Ks, on Aug. If), 1887, viz: Martin G. Hoge, 'S for the se sec 32 20 36 w- He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon hnd cultivation of said land, namely; Edward A Stephens, Charles A Chadwick, William Goven, Alfred Hinchman, of Coronado, ks-25 HEARD, Register- Xo. 8993.

Laud office at wa-keeney, ks, June. 11, 1887 Notice is hereby iriven that the following-ji? med settler has filed notice of his intention jo make final proof in support of his that said proof. wrill be made before Kegister Receiver Sland office. wa-Keeney, Aug. i(, 1S87, viz: Edward A Stephens.D.

S. 11575 for se qr sec 33 tp 2o 36 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous resi-'ipucc upon and cultivation of said land, viz: fchavles A Chadwick, Martin G. Hope, William Goyeu, Alfred Hinchman, of 25 W. G.

L. BEARD. Register Xo. 8992 Land Oflice at Wadveehey, June, 11 1887. Notice is hereby given that the following-fiamed settler has filed notice of his intention to make linal proof in support of his claim, and that fcaid proof will be made before Register and EeJ reiver of TJ.

S. Land Office at Wa-ICeeney, on Aug 10,1887, viz Alfred Hinchman.H No. 14477 for the sw qr sec 17, tp 20 r36 pin Kans. He names tha following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and culti ration of, said land, viz Charles A Chadwick, Edward A Stephens, Martin Hoge, William Joven, of Coronado. wichita countv kansas.

25 W. C. L. BEARD, Register. I want to bn two deedeO.

quarters of land, for which I will pay cash. Address b't call on Dr. T. J. McCain, Coronado, Ks.

CO to teg J5 ce cc S3 rH Mr. George Coombs has fifteen men helping him and is pushing things as rap idly as possible on his mammoth brick kiln. Six hundred thousand brick will make a very respectable kiln. He has orders and will dispose of the entire lo? as soon as they are burned. Mr.

J. F. Ollinger, representing the Jno. Wanamaker establishment, the large clothing house in America, has just re ceived two hundred and fifty samples of summer and autumn wearing apparel. 3 you want a nobby suit caU on him and leave your order.

Clothing made to order" and satisfaction guaranteed.29 The farmers of Wichita county arc aroused to such a degree, that they art? going to make an example of illegal voters and a few rapscallions at the county seat attempting to foster a burden upotf them not desired. When they wish ta vote bonds they will attend to that mat ter themselves. To-morrow will be held the city elec tion for officers. Non but the best me: should be selected for the different officesf men who are interested here and havi the best interest of the city at hearts Under the new law, women have a right to vote, and the ladies of Corohado should turn out en mass and help see to it that good men only are elected. We don't suppose any of the fair daughters of Coronado, Will go to the to-morrow and vote for city oflicersj not because they are not 21 years old, (for we know they are and nearer 30,) but because it is peculiar in women; and single ones especially, to withold in dark oblivion their age, and you can't tell by looking at their teeth; or any other signs that we know of; We omitted to mention last week the festival held at the McKinney school house, southeast of here; last Saturday night a week.

Ice cream, cake, lemonade, was served, and good vocal ami instrumental music was in attendance; A goodly number of our citizens participated, and speak very highly of the hospitality of the people of that community: The proceeds netted something over 2.1 we are informed. We regret that business bf importance prevented us fiom attending; Quite a number Of farmers from thd west side of the county; were in the city' Saturday doing trading. The manner in which they expressed their grievances ir) connection with the late bond election, anil the cbntemptfor a few political shys ters and marplots at the county seat looks tb a stranger up a tree a'a if they were going tb thoroughly organize and ruh elections and affairs of the county hereafter legitimately, instead of allowing an unprincipled few to thwart th( will of a majority. They are determined; and will push matters 60on. Meeting are being held In every district in the1 county; Voronitdo Needs A bobt and shoe shop.

Stock of general furniture. This is thd best opening we know bf in the west. A good harness and repair shop. Tht first man here will be the lucky one. There is a good demand for all of th above businesses.

We have a good farming bomniunity, well settled by an ener" getic, enterprising; rabnied class of farm? ers, and they would enjoy a good patronage. We are bound to have these branch3 es bf busiiiess ere long, and anyone look ing for an opening to engage either iri the boot and shoe; furniture or harness; wdtild do well to come to Coronado. Stage Competition. dn the 1st of the present month tL Southwestern Stage company ass-nuied contract to carry the mail from this point to Coronado, Wichita, county, and commenced the work. The former contract5 ing stage line, not being exactly pleased with this turn in th'o tide of affairs, cor tinues to run, and as a consequence competition has very mtieli reduced the fartf for passengers.

The usual fare for tha round ttip is but now only 25 cents charged by th Southwestern from her to Leoti or Coronado. The distance fifty miles, and this is rather cheap travJ eling, affording the investors in Wichita county soil an excellent chance to visifi that County and look after their invest ments. The managers of the Southwest em; which has been in existence about thirty years, and which operates probably about one hundred stage lines, in Texas. New Mexico, Colotado and Kansas, an nounce their intention to run regardles of expenses, as they have the mail con tract, and they say that if the other lin4 can carry passengers at that fare, they dr UU C. 8utlnj2, 'FT erchandis Kansas.

Offered op ays em; STAR STAR! 6t Wichita county. Salt ill. SlfitS THE THE The Leading1 Paf er $(0, If 1 hI Hie Peoiis Mi J. SECBIST, DEALER IN: T7C Fefh and poultry, Oysters, Game in Season, "And everything usually found a first-class meat market. Highest Cash Prices Paid for all kihds bf Butcher's Stock Shop first door morth of Hotel Vendoiae, CORONADO.

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