Stock Journal from Coldwater, Kansas • 5

A bold asserter of the rights of free speech, A thing everybody thinks there is too YOU YANT much fuss about, unless it is their own. A thing we are expected to kiss and i Local Happenings 1 OF THE WEEK. look as though wo enjoyed it. A gUh of coffee dot can't be boadt? Anyding-s at all to eadt? A g-oot, rich oyster stew? Anydirjg's to schmolce cr sclietv A goet square meal? Brice so low you vill not squeal. OXT MOVE.

There is only one perfect specimen of a baby in existence, and every mother is he happy possessor of it, The most extensive employer of female labor. The pulp from which the leaves of life's book are made. A padlock on the chain of lovo. A soft bundle of lovo and trouble Unit we can't do without. The morning caller, noonday crawler, midnight brawler.

The magic spell by which the gods transform the house into a home. A diminutive specimen of perverse Lunch, Groceries, Fruits or Candies? Sch naps and Cookies vot are dandies? Yust hustle off to LEONARD'S store, Ant yust inside der door You'll find him kind und glever Villingf to sell you dings now ant ever Ver.gash on der counter down, Sheap as any man in town. Dressmaking is a fitting occupation for women. Miss Alma Todd was in from the ranch shopping, Saturday. C.

B.Merrihew and wife JeftTuesday morning, for Lehigh, Utah. A motion to adjourn and the liousa of a tidy woman are always in order. 'Tis said two heads are better than one, but one is quite enough the morning after. Mrs. W.

J. Kimes was in Irom the humanity that could scarcely be endured, ranch, trading with the merchants, last TON! MIS Friday. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Springer are rejoicing over the arrrival at their home, of a tine baby boy. Nick Peppard was in town, Saturday.

Will Taylor, of Protection, Sundayed no this city. M. Sehaub, of near Aetna, was in the city, Monday. Charles Long was in from the Estell ranch, Monday. Geo.

Brings took a new lister homo wilh him, Monday. T. J. Cumin tock two new listers out to his ranoh, Monday. Dr.

North rup ii us moved his office into the room south of the bank. Hull Watson have moved their meat market into the old bank building. Horse and Jack bills printed in one or more colors at the Journal office. The dance that was to have been giv. en on the 15th, has been declared off.

J. C. Smith finished a ninety- two feet well for P. H. Thornton, last Thursday.

Dr. J. and Geo. Ii. Sombart were in from the ranch on busiuess, Saturday.

O. Snare, Santa Te agent at Wil-more, was hailing his 'Cold water friends Sunday. Geo. 11. Torrey has two new buggies te will sell cheap, iu order to make room for more.

J. I5otts has opened a meat market in the room in the rear of Price Broaden-wral store. There is just one thing I shall insist upon, and that Is this: When we go to househeepiug, yoif are to purchase one of those nice Gasoline Stoves, Mr. Ceo. II Torrey has just received.

They are so clean and handy and they are real cheap, too. I priced them. Mr. and Mrs. P.

II. Thornton left Tuesday, for a visit to Mrs. Thornton's parents, at Des Moides, Iowa. Mrs. Geo.

H. Torrey was out Friday, trying her new phaeton and horse. It is W.T. SODEN, Vice-President. J.

M. STEELE, Assistant Cashier-. CALVIST HOOD, President. L. T.

UKrllTAGE, Cashier. CAPITAL, $100,000. SURPLUS, $100,000. Sinpsraa Mational Bank, a handsome turnout, and she is quite proud of it. Miss MaeCoIderby returned Tuesday evening from Kansas City, where 6he had been for several days buying a line of new goods.

John N. Parker, of Belvidere, and Mrs. Mary E. Davis, of liago, were married at Wilmore, Sunday, Rev. C.

W. Owens, of Belvidere, officiating. A tine social dance was given at the ranch home of Frank Garst, Thursday night. About one hundred persons were present. Those in attendance from the city, say it was one of the most enjoyable dances thev have attended this season.

if lie belonged to someone else, hit, being our own, a never-failing treas. ury of delight. A mite of humanity that will cry no harder if a pin is stuck into him than he will if the cat wont let him pull its tail. A crying evil that you only aggravate by putting down. The latest edition of humanity of which every couple think they possess the finest copy.

A native of all countries wiro speaks the language of none. The sweetest thing God ever made and forgot to give wings to. That which increases the mother's toil decreases (he father's cash, anil serves as an alarm clock for the neighborhood. A pleasure to two, a nuisance to every other body, and a necessity to the world. Au inhabitant of Lapland.

Some Tree I'laiitliitf. It lias been demonstrated from the steady annual bearing and larga yield, and the superior size and quality, that fruits of all kinds cau be pro lit ably grown in Comanche county. Those owning hearing orchards, or vinyurds, or plats of small fruits reap a -handsome return every year, and many who -already have, what in most localities would bo considered au ample acreage of fruits, are plantingmoreland to trees annually. Large tracts are being planted to locust, calalpa, mulberry, ash and other forest trees. This spring, P.

A. Johnston will set out 500 apple, 100 peach, HO JM) mulberry, and 10,000 lociisi treus. Chatflea Valtman ot Irwin township, will set-out 2,000 apple trees. J. XI.

Allderdice will set out 1,200 mulberry trees. Dr. Halliday will set out 2,000 locust trees, and a number of fruit trees. B. L.

Martin will set out 8.OU0 mulberry trees. Albert Thoruhill will set out 1.51)0 locust. H. Bachnian will sei out 1,000 mal ORGANIZED AS A PRIVATE BANK 1867. NATIONAL BANK 1872.

YOUIl SOLICITED. nry-irrrjryinnnrtrtrv jr. Janson DAY BETWIXT. lien u. ureen, compositor on mc is spending litis week with his family, in Wichita.

Chas. W. Sherman went to Wichita, Monday, on business connected with the Dtiugherty estate. 51 Towner is building a new dwelling in Protection, and will soon have it ready for the plasterers. Rev.

Powell, of Maize, Sedgwick county, is having a well sunk on his farm eleven miles southeast of this city. F. N. McMillen has left the lien Pyle ranch, and has located on his own farm, which is one of the best on Mule creek. 13.

U. Towner took out a load of lumber Friday, for Will Taylor, who is building a blacksmith -chop at Protec-' Of tCA the days that's In thonveek There's none I love like one day-It Is the day that conies betwixt A Saturday and Monday. HOOTS, KIIOES, IIAHNESS. GftLIU? SADDLES A spuuiulty. Careful repairing of Bool.

Shoes and Harness. PRICES KKASONAHLE. East Main Stnx t- Religion is no handicap in life. "Jesus Christ was full of grace, love, sympathy, gentleness, patience, Jon; He was meek, humble, forgiving. He taught his disciples that they must be like Him." Rev.

Werlein. "He has never seen true refinement who lias never seen a Christian home: There the religion of Christ tempers the strength of the father, and exalts the sweet gentleness off the mother. Rev. S. A.

Northrop. "Trials and sorrows bring forth hidden strength, and often God sends them upon us that our strength may be renewed, and that we may soar to heights lei ry and 3,000 catalpa trees. W. M. Rein will set out 0 apple, (J peach, 2 cherry, 4 plum, and 2o0 mulberry trees and lot of ortiuiueuial shrubbery.

M. Bratcher will set out (i pear, 0 irrunnnririruv I SHE CAN BAKE. i 5 p'lecan lii-oil. fcho can fry Ne'er a cuke 5oes she spoil, Nor a pic. SUu's pcrlooily unit, Jk-r tuinner Is Kfet, And tills ic the rfjsoii why SUF.

KKADS TIIKSK: cherry, 0 plum, 8 peach and 3.UI.H) locust trees. Charles W. Sherman will set out J00 Tiie S. G. GallcD SaMiery Co.

11. O. Uolderby has received a nice, op to now line of gents' furnishing goods, and is placing them ready for inspection. The court house boys are telling a funny story on District Court clerk, R. Strain, relative to his issuing a marriage license to one party and undertaking to administer thecustotnary oat'h to a bystander.

Frank Garst purchased of George II. Torrey, Friday, a large revolving road scraper, and one common road ssoop, and took them out to his ranch for use in building dams across the streams and 'ravines, thus holding largo bodies ff water during the whole year. Price Bros assumed the management of the St. Xicholas Hotel, last Thursday. A general house-cleaning has ta-'ken place there, and everythingglistens with cleanliness.

Under their management this popular hostelry will retain its reputation for comfort and good tecrviee. Ed Warren, of Kiowa county, called on the Journal a few days ago. He is one of the prominent of that county. In addition to being a larce raiser of cattle and liorsws, be is the leading breeder in tkat section of regis tered Hereford stock, and Poland Chi-41a hogs. J.

Q. Leonard is now located In the City Hotel, and lias opened the same for business. Amongthe many changes he has already made, is the re-furnish-ing of the building throughout. Good, clean beds, and excellent table service, his motto. It is the only $1 a day house in the city.

Kcmenihcr, one of the places in Cold-water to trade is nt Cnumrr'u Those who fire indehtmi tons are re quested to call and settle their accounts Sl'ENCEK IlUX. Hill Watson'. Cm in met report his juee ware tales excellent The best line of whips at fair prices at CJco. To i rev's. See the elegant line of imported ,7.

1J. Mcakin white ware, decora-ted ware, and the line of glassware, at Crtminier's. Too Hot for the I5 U. I'l'WJLO, roI-OKAIS). Makers of tin- (iKVL'IN PI KIU.O und HAKN1XX.

For cult) liy i i i i I i i I I JOHN JANSON, K. NORTH RUP M. D. to in. IM to p.

in. HPRCI A 'V I DISEASES OF WOMKN, OI3STKTKICS, i CHRONIC DISEASES. Hiwclut iittenttoli p-fven the treat mentor CA'i'AKlfll tt)l unHwei-ed iluy or n'iglil. Oflibe ftof door weit I'oMoltiee. IteKlreneC Vifnt Iiiiiim north of llio lumber j-firrl.

which we could never otherwise reach." -Rev. M. B. Chapman. Nochild ever gets over having heard parents praying for him.

1 had many sound threshings when I was a boy, but the most memorable scene of my childhood was father and mother at morning and evening prayers. Your may go to the ends of the earth, and run through the whole catalogue of trans gression, hA he will remember the family altar. It will be a check, a call and perhaps a redemption. Christian Herald. The W.C.T.

U. had a very pleasant meeting last Saturday afternoon, and we are glad to add new meiubets to our ranks, which has happened at the past two meetings. We hope to hav a lecturer with us some tim tihs month, lint cannot exact date now. We hope all who are interested in temperance work will come out and help us by presence and suggestions. We especially invite all mothers, and those who are interested in the training of children to attend the meeting March 10.

Please bring any questions with you that jom would like help wjtli, as we will try a Question Box in connection with the meeting. The Union will kkwI for 3 months commencing with March 10, at he M. E. churchjtinieof meetings p.m. II.

J. llilliainson hns just received a rar of the celebrated Weir City Coal. Tins coal has the reputation of being too hot for the Hevil. Try a ton. Il will please you and nave money.

liRiid for Sale. mulberry, 25 peach trees, 20 grapevines and 2.000 hedge. K. Huffniaster will get out 12 apple, 3 pear, 2 cherry, 2 quince trees and a lot of gooseberry, and currant bushes. Nathan Lindley will hetout 14 apple, 3 apricot, 2 pine and 5,000 locust trees Mr.

Lindley has one of the finest hearing orchards in the comity. Sheriff Smith will set out locust iu the court yard park. J. J. Overslreet will set out 100 apple.

09 peach, plum, 0 cherry and 12,000 forest trees. John Stokes will set out 2,000 locust trees. A. II. Baker will set out 2,000 locust trees.

II. J. Willkumon will set out 50 locusf trees. Ed Seyireit will sot out 2,000 catalpa trees. Ben Pyle will set-out plurfj, 20 apple trees and 2,000 J.

D. Bell will set out 20 apple trees and 2,000 hedge. W. M. Taj lor will set out 200 grape vines and 2,000 locust trees.

J. W. York ill set out 2 crab apple and JO cherry trees. Robert Edgar will set out 200 apple trees, 12 grope Vines, 2,000 hedge sprouts, 2,000 mulberry, 2,000 calalpa, and 10,000 locust trees. He plants live acres to trees each year.

J. H. Hudson will set out 12 pear, 12 plum, 12 peach, 13 apple, tiO'l locust, and oOO ash trees. George Tada will set out SOO loeiint. George 11.

lorry will set out trees. F. A. Kim pie will set out 4 peach, and 310 locust trees. Bert Smith will set out 2,500 locust.

W. J. Peppard will set out 100 apple, 1 10 apricot, 10 crab apple, 10 pear, 25' peach, and MX) locrst trees. Huff Liyery and. Feefl Barn.

XVliat'M A Baby. SOCIAL SALAD, jj Who' married off, and to Whom, my foov; Who's lxn cut off In their bloom, my txy Who's had birth To this sorrow stained earth. And who totters past to the unnb, tnj boy; Jlnd who totters past to lie tomb. Southeast quarter xcetimi IK, township 32, range 17. ok this up and make best cash idler to A.

C. Ckoma, Atkinson, Xeb. li. A special snap iu a l'u? improved 2,200 acre ranch. C.

T. AvWiV. Caskets, Caskets, II Ufios. Don't forget that Cr miner's is the place to trade. New gorwls jinhiiig.

Fop Salk: A Few choice riinch properties on -asy lenii. Write to or eail on P. 11. Thornton, CoM writer, Knu. Cblne Ilol rtlolik-a tlrfr.

While repairing a temple the cover up the eyej of the idols, in order that the deities may not be of-Irtded at the eight of tte disorder. "What's a baby?" lias been asked of a number of persons nnd some of the responses are as follows: A tiny feather from the wing of love dropped into the sacred lap of aiother-hool. A troublesome compendium of great possibilities. TJie only precious possession that never excites envy. JUGS ALL NEW.

Commercial Men Giycn M- Scrricc Prices Keasonable. 0IE3 CVERSTFiEET, Best prcket companion a full purse. The dull man bores you and the sharp one skins ou. The force of liabit is about all tfce force some people have. N.

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