The Wichita County Herald from Coronado, Kansas • 4

For Pure Drugs, Medicines, call on John Schilling, in the -Talmaflge Building, 3Tortli Main St. TALMADGE. TALfVlADGE Real Loan AGENTS J. S. CALDWEIX.

Caldwell Adair, LAW, LAND LOAN They will sell jou a farm and city property, loan money, write insurance, aiidmalie abstracts of title. Money on hen id for parties icishing to ake filial proof Office in rear Wichita County Bank. Coronado, Kansas. roicers. 5liLa3 ostori KANS.

Below will be found a partial list of property we offer for sale: Timber Culture Relinquishments. See. Town. Iiange. Southeast quarter 20 IT 37.

Southeast uutrter 35 17 37. quarter 22 IT ST. Northwest quarter 29 19 30. Northeast quarter 30 19 3c. quarter S3 19 3U.

Southwest quarter 13 19 30. Northeast quarter IS 19 35. northeast quarter 2S 19 38. Northeast quarter 29 19 38. Southwest quarter 10 15 37.

Southwest quarter 15 3T. HAS THE LARGEST STOCK OF CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES GROCERIES, '7 IN VIQHITA COUNTY. Call and see me zvhen in town. ROWLEY BUILDING ON NORTH MAIN STREET. i I I I A CORONADO (A 3 xn a- 9.

CD 2. 3 CD C-r- or I I I CD a CD CD Q. CD 3 JOHN S. ADA1K, Notary Public. 3 a.

cn 2. KANSAS. ALAMO HOUSE, 1 1 SOU, Fropristtr, mimiininimum rail lilt II I i iPi Have received the stock Tw E. G. HOOPES, 2Sotary Public.

tore I -m vrjA XVIjVI KANSAS. lecomm odation First-Class. rices easonable. West side Main Street, CORONADO, -KANSAS. The only first-lass hotel in the ity.

Neatly and newly furnished. Special attention given to the traveling public. CHARGES REASONABLE. -m, "Proprietor. Everything complete in Builders' HARD WAKE Also first-class TIN-SHOP in connection, where you can get Tin work of all description at Bottom Prices.

J. CHUBBUCK. W. D. 3JRAI NE Does a general i Ban king Business Buying and Selling City Property a Speciality.

rices. iARDWA rMfiTEL? VENflOME 1 i ffiffira Ever to Coronado. Stoves, Tinware, Harrows, Plows, at railroad prices. and see us. before purchasing elsewhere.

No trouble to show our stock. i sin 1 11 CORONADO, THE HERALD. EEPITBLU'A" IX POLITICS. PUBLISHED EVEEY THURSDAY Entered at the postofiFce at Coronadd, Kansas, as seeona-eiass nuiiier. TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION.

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B. Rogers. THURSDAY, APR. 21, 1887. TIME TABLE.

Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe R. R. "WEST BOUND. No. 1.

San Francisco Express 2:57 A. M. No. 3. Colorado Utah Express 3 :53 r.

EAST BOUND. No. 2. Atlantic Express. 11:03 p.m.

No. 4. New. York Express 10:03 a. m.

1 F. McFaklasd, Agent. Tlie following is the time trains on the Union Pacific roaa pass Wallace: Colorado express going west 12.35 a. m. Pacific express going west.

5-30 p. in. freight going west 9-45 p'. Kxpress going east 4.oo a. m.

Atlantip express going east 10.00 a. m. freight going east 2.05 a. m. V.

R. EVANS, Agent. Stages leave Coronado 6:30 A. M. arrive at Garden City at 6 p.

making connection with the 10:03 p. m. train for the cast. Stage leaves Coronado for Wallace every flay, making connection with the Pacific railroad. FIRST M.

E. CHURCH. Services every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 6 :30 p.

M. Sunday School every Sunday at 10 a. m. locajTnews. IV he re no sj)eciied time is mentioned locals trill he kept in until ordered out.

3: Don't take any stock in Leoti's railroad bond meeting. The M. A. railroad will build to Coronado by July 1 without bonds, and all the bonds and everything else Leoti can bffer will not this road till it is built from Coronado to Lakin this fall, after which time work will be commenced here and' pushed west. As to Santa Fe bonds the two eastern townships (solid for Coronado) will have "the say." At the present time we are not certain whether the Herald will favor or oppose -these bonds, but phould it do the lattery it will be in the interest of Coronado and the east half of the county.

The M. A. road holds Coronado as dear asrone of her most loyal citizens. Before bonds are requested in this county the bogus officers of the west side will be defunct. To our readers" we will ay a bomb-shell will explode very soon, which will "turn on the light." Don't be afraid to bank your dollars on Coronado property at reasonable figures.

The Denver, Memphis Atlantic railroad is pushing work on this road as fast as money and brains will permit. It will reach Coronado in less than ninety days. Whoop her up. This is Coronado's road, and don't you forget it. This will be the western terminus till the road is completed to Lakin, 35 miles due south, after which time Coronado will be the These are facts, and we know whereof we speak.

Messrs. Gregory and Wheeler, two business men of Burlington Junction, Missouri, is in the city. They have secured the Matlock building on south Main street, and will open for business next week. Mr. Gregory will stock up with a choice and select lot of millinery goods, which ho purchased before leaving the East, while Mr.

Wheeler has ordered a large stock of boots and shoes. The Herald wishes these gentlemen success. On the 7th day of April, last year, Mr. John Mooreland, an old veteran of the war, left Illinois with in his purse. After a long journey he held up.

in Wichita county, and located a claim. Since that time he has made a living and accumulated 1,000 worth of property. One of his sons is now with him, anc another will arrive in a few: days. Uncle. Johnny says this is God's and the poor man's country.

We can endure a smoky chimney, but a liar we detest. George Edwards was shot and killed in Leoti last Saturday week, yet the "trooly loyal" of that shanty town sent reports out that he was killed in Coronado while acting as deputy sheriff. If we owed his Devilshjp a liar and he refused to take a "good Leotian" for the debt, we would say, Mr. DeviL we have kenoed on the bottom line." Yesterday we passed George Jer-mans blacksmith shop, and was surprised to see the large number of harrows, mowers, and plows around his place. It looked like the farmers meant business.

George says he intends to keep the noted Buckeye mow-; ers in stock hereafter so as to meet the demand for them. George is one of the Coronado pioneers, and is meet- ing with the rich success he deserves. We predict that Isabell, in Scott county, is destined to make a good town, as indications point very decidedly toward that place being the winter- termini of the Chicago, Kansas Western road. Poor Halcyon, ihe illegitimate child of a county "seat rape committed by Bonasa, must give up the ghost. J.

H. Douglass, John Thurman, N. F. and S. razier, and W.

Stanly, eastern capitalists, sized up Coronado and her rival in tho hollow on the west. They did not invest in Leoti, 1 but will invest here on the agents return. 'Twas ever such with capital-. ists making investments. We are glad to learn that the Baptists of Coronado are taking steps toward erecting a church edifice the city.

Let all good people lend a helping hand. The Baptists of Coronado were untiring in their efforts toward building the First Mi church last Prairie chickens have made their appearance. Nimrods report large numbers of duck on the Beaver. The hotel registrars show travel to be on the increasa E. C.

Shelton is building an addi tion to his residence. The addition to Dr. McCain's resi dence is completed. Mr. Henry Brindley is visiting his brother north of towB.

Amos Myers, of Illinois, is visiting his brother southwest of town. Keep your hogs up. We hear some ugly- threats about mem. The mud has been a detriment to travel during the past week. Just east of town can be seen a natural lake since the iieavy rains.

Arthur Ludewick is putting in 75 acres to crop adjoining the town. W. J. Chubbuck has put up a neat sign in front of his hardware store. John W.

Owefi," of Tribune, spent Saturday in the city. The Star restaurant is preparing to open an ice-cream parlor. P. L. Dozier, Scott city, passed through here Friday going west.

W. D. Brainerd made a business trip to 'Wafceeney last week. The real estate men report quite a demand for city lots this H. Rothenberg, llworth, Has been investing in city property John Weaver and Wm.

Lowe are in Wakeeney on land business. Wesley Gourley is putting 20 acres in millet on his farm near the city. C. E. Brubaker, St.

Louis, spent Saturday here investing in property. N. L. Marion, Kansas city, is in the city, looking up real estate bargains. Fresh groceries are arriving daily at John Weaver's on north Main st.f Mr.

and Mrs. Alexander have moved out on their homestead north of town. J. B. Agnew, of Greensburg, brother to Will, spent Friday in the city.

'We learn that Mr. Easly will leave Tennessee for Coronado in a few days. Chris O'Brien has been inclosing his land east of town with a wire fence. 1 Scarcely a day passes that we fail to see improved stock being brought into the county. George Coombs intends making another large kiln of bricks this summer.

Drs. Joe Corder and Gov. Loomis are compounding prescriptions at Dr. drug store. J.

B. Gregory and wife have returned from and are now settled on their claim southwest. M. J. Cleason, of East Saginaw, has been talking real estate bargains with our citizens this week.

Kean and Stewart, two Kansas city knights of the grip; were taking orders Saturday from the merchants. C. R. Wolcott and M. F.

Foster, of Ohio, have been quartered at the Ven- dome, investing in city property. J. W. Chandler, of Missouri, has purchased a quarter section of land east of the city, and moved on the same. Robert Douglass has a pew Coronado voter.

He weighs 10 pounds, and both mother and son are doing very well. The heavy rains forced the surveyors to abandon their tents last week and seek shelter' in the Alamo. 'Squire Toles is putting in a large crop of broom corn. He expects a broom factory to be located here next fali. If you need notary work, such as writing deeds, mortgages, call on M.

C. Douglass, notary public, at the Alamo House. Mike Barrett reports a neighbor breaking a plow -beam by coining in contact" with an elm root when plowing. Next. George W.

Outcalt came down from Wallace Thursday. He reports business very good in Wallace, and travel on the. TJ. P. road immense.

S. L. Hughes, C. S. Reid, Jas.

Can-field, and J. McConvill, prominent citizens of Scott city, were at the Ven-domo last week. John Weaver has just received a large assortment of spring dry goods, and is selling them cheaper than ever. Call on him and examine his stock, Dr. McCain, Will and Roy Stidger lelt Tuesday for Wakeeney to make their final In a very short time final proofs will be made in Coronado without questions of illegality.

Miss Kribel left on Saturday's stage for Dotlge city, to care for F. S. Lilly, who is -dangerously ill with rheuma tism. His many friends here hope for his speedy recovery. G.

W. Burke, a prominent attorney from the Shenandoah Valley, was in the city Friday. He admired our pluck and grit in building up such a pretty town in so short a time. If any one doubts the legality of the Coronado officers and that Coronado is not the county seat, let him consult learned attorneys, not black-legs, and they will convince the most doubtful. So Leoti has chartered a street railway to keep pedestrians out of the mud.

Triplett, have the charter changed to an elevated road, and employ Ward to keep the "cows a 3 tho track." A and R. F. Foreman and R. and C. N.

Thomas, of Lilly Chapel Ohio, old friends of Joe Corder, are in the city. They are looking up four choice relinquishments, and intend to remain and help us make Coronado the Future Great. The "bitterest pill in the box" was given to Leoti's bogus officers Saturday night when Deputy Sheriff Wheeler of Coronado subpoenaed the French gentlemen to appear at Dodge fcity before a commission formed by Parties receiving the Herald marked with a red at the head of the paper will know that their subscription is past due and must be nai.l immediately. This Is the last issue delinquents will receive. For the Herald, i By Ausx Jek.

Mrs. Hall, wife of Coronado's pop ular dry goods merchant, has returned East on -a visit, accompanied by her father and mother. 31r. and Mrs. Berry, of St Louis and it was in-.

tensely pleasant to visit with them, and hear them speak of their friends in, and their visits to, Baltomore, the" home of our happy girlhood. Mr. and Mrs. Barager and Mrs. Pollard, and son and daughter arrived last Saturday from Charlotte, Michi gan.

They will make Coronado their future home. Mr. Pollard will arrive in a short time. Wo will be very sorry to lose Mrs. Chesnut 'as our neighbor, but will ever cherish the pleasant hours spent as such.

She will move on a claim south of town in a few days. The window of Mis. Gannon's mil- linarv store at the old post-ofrice is a beauty, and would be an ornament to a larger town than Coronado. Rom ember von mi ss a rare treat wliRTi von fail to'bnr nresenl on Sun- tn rVmrrh sirvfl Sn.hb.iih school. Our pastor preaches very instructively as well as interestingly.

Rev. Mr. Zook has moved out on his homestead 4 miles north of town. His family from Ohio will- arrive at an early day. Miss Ella Miller speaks of leaving us for awhile We will all miss her, as her place' cannot be filled.

Cassius, youngest son of Dr. and Mrs. McCain, was attacked Tuesday night with pleurosy. The iadies held, a sisters' prayer meeting at Mrs. John Kna'pp's yesterday evening.

Monday night a two hour's heavy rain helped to prolong the mud. Don't forget the Thursday night prayer meetings. Mr. and Mrs. Sparr are back in the city again at their residence.

Mrs. WTilspn and her two sons have moved out on her homestead. Mr. and Mrs. Hoopes have moved in town.

And still anothey rain Saturday. Mrs. Gannon making a speciality of trimmed hats for 75 c.ts. and l.f H. C- Thrapp made a trip to Lakin last week, but got stuck in the mud.

Mr. Frazier, of the Star, has been joined by his wife and child, of Scott. The foundation for a business house on Ninth avenue 'was commenced yesterday. have received an obituary of Mrs. Lowe 'from Missouri which will appear next week.

Dr. Chesnut is having a residence, barn, and well put" on "his claim south of town, John S. Adair has been suffering with in his back from the recent dampness. G. Scott, Tribune, and B.

F. Replogle, Illinois, spent Saturday at the Mr. Wm. L. Johnston has returned from Pennsylvania, and is again trying claim life.

Mr. Gallagher was taken suddenly ill Monday with rheumatism, but is slightly mending now. Postmaster Fowler deserves the unanimous thanks of our citizens for the neat office he has fitted up at his new quarters. Friends, send us the news from the country. We intend to make the Herald the best local paper in the county, so come in and tell us the news.

Gannon Brothers have one of the largest and best regulated livery barns in the west on east Ninth ave nue, and have just put in new rigs for the traveling public. P. M. Starnes, O. Sweet, J.

S. Caldwell, E. Loomis, Dr. Wright, Seth Fowler; Mr. McFerren, W.

Gannon, and others are in Dodge ciiy on business. Last Tuesday evening week regular quarterly meeting was to have been held, but the heavy rains and muddy roads prevented the arrivjxl of Elder George till the next afternoon. DIED. Bideman. Sunday morning about 8 o'clock, at the Alamo House, of pneumonia, Alfred Bideman.

Mr. Bideman came here from Iowa and located a claim north of Coronado. About three weeks ago he was stricken down with fever, but was improving till the long wet season commenced, when he was attacked with pneumonia. His constitution being very weak, he soon gave way. He was buried Monday in the city cemetery.

though a stranger, he was nursed and tenderly cared for by tho proprietor and the boarders of the Alamo. LOCAL, SOU IBS. Smoke Stidger's Favorite cigars. J. S.

Caldwell has 100,000 to loan on final proof or deeded land. For sale. Furniture store in town. Stock complete. Address, J.

E. Rogers. Four residence lots on center block, east and south front, for sale. J. S.

Caldwell. If you have a tree claim relinquishment to sell put it in Douglass-Smith Company's hand.t Tor cheap school Ir.nd, deeded land or relin quishments go to Talinadge Hoopes.t Caldwell Adair can't get enough tree claim relinquishments to meet the demand. Any oue needing notary work, such as drawing up contracts, deeds, mortgages, will do well to call on Wesley Gourley, notary public For Sale. IGO acres of good land, 2 miles Coronado: 12 acres cultivated good house. Si, 200 cash, o00 at 10 per cent.

4 years. J. fc. Caldwell. If you want a choice tree claim, homestead or pre-emption relinquishment or deeded land, call on J.

S. Caldwell. Remember that we make out all kinds of pa pers and guarantee satisfaction. Dougivss- Smith Compajj v.t Twenty-five tons choice Hay for sale by J. L.

Temple, on the Reaver northeast of town.lm Wanted those who are going to make proof to call at the office of Talmadge Hoopes and learn reat Western The STOVES, TINWARE, ETC. and and Loan Offiee of Allen Campbell, Money to loan on deeded land or to make final proof. Money to loan on short time on chattel security. Cheap lands for sale in Wichita county. Deeds, -Mortgages, and other legal papers satisfactorily written.

Insurance written in ffrst class companies with recording agencies. Ninth COROXADO nAKUWARE. W. E. F.

KNAPP, J. W. THE "PIONEER" GROCERY. Uo) Fancy and Staple Groceries. Flour, Feed, IPjrlocs UTS 1 1 sx 1 Call and Get Prices Before Coronado, Kansas.

KXAPP, Vice President. President. Wichita County IBank, CORONADO, KANSAS. 4 The Cheapest Store in the County. Avenue, Kansas, LINE OF QUEENSWARK KANSAS JOHN S.

LEIIR. FRED. W. WAS KM. LEIIR WASEM, Canon Ball Line.

Daily Stages froii, Garden City to Foster City Coronado and Leoti Pioprletors of the Lweiy and Feed At Foster City, Kans. Frank Cooper, PRACTICAL WILL SKILLS -AND DEALER IN Feed ar in FULL GROCERIES COKOXADO, M. F. CHESNUT M. D.

E. L. EASLEY. "DIl. 31.

F. CHESNUT CO. DEALERS IN Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Varnishes, Putty, Paints, Brushes, Cigars and Tobacco STATIONERY, PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES, LAMPS, BLANK BOOKS, NOTIONS, ETC. Medicines warranted genuine and ol the best quality. PEESCEIPTIOXS CAREFULLY compounded.

Corn, Oats, Bran, Millet, Hay, always on hand. ALSO ALL KISD3 OF Fresh Native Farm and Garden Seed. il "Wsxtlcins. JTOETH MAIN STREET. CORONADO, KANSAS.

ARE BROTHERS, Wisi-Milh and Fnps cf all Ends, v- Is Headquarters for all kinds of Groceries. Fresh goods arriving every week Coronado, Kanamm. Satisfaction Guaranteed for both Work ao4 fumps. One Door South of Postoffice; CORONADO, KANSAS. What they can save by so doing.

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