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Kansas Weekly Ledger from Protection, Kansas • 4

Kansas Weekly Ledger from Protection, Kansas • 4

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Protection, Kansas
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minium uim-wi i 'i" 11 1 1 ''J'1 "jwin in iiiim i mi i i mil nm i i imiii 11 imrwi e-ev PRVC I -3 Vicrii I A I MW rt MX Vl El. HI. tjWi I 8 i 1 VI wM a. -M Protection tho liJEASWnS Trading Point Oomtmclie Ooinity pwing 1o cur iat-t inmnsiiig tradi' we arc mfM i ml. I iloul.lf nnioiuit of store Therefore n'e.

prepared to offer to Urn trade better assort mpnt Uiun.ftvor Gnshiiieres in cokey. Dress goods ii different styles. Giiigli.uns, Lawns, Clianibrys, in all stripy and plain Muslin by tliii cusft Lonsdale cambric, rwisuiull Dot-, fed swiss, India Lion. Table Hn-iiotisninl napkins. 'jirli)jH from Ah ft.

10,00) Silk Itu-H triii('i, 10 doen voi'seti, good corset for cts. Silk gloves, silk lace mitts Ladiei, and cuffs TflAW GOODS. Call vipd examine pne Of the largest stocks jn theSCounty. Boy's and Children's. YOU can buy a hat FOR 25 cts Gents' furnishing Goods, II B.

phvr's OvendsJSyeet, Oit u. (V Overalls, Wood's Overalls A good pair Ptii3, Updcrwear, LMe thread Hose, -ollulmd pilars and JJniicn fi.jftrs fllla cuffs, Xeck wear, Faucy Rnd Wlut Boots and Shoes AVu celel'vate 2tl Dnz. Working Sliirl3. I'liijerwenr, India gatijffl Grocery Eastern makes, at liberal prices, Department. CROSS CRUMMER PROTESTiGN Kpsas Thiinhtiiir our ninny customers for tlu lr liberal juitifmiitrc In the past, we hojie for a coii Oi 13 0 5 2.

y1 Farmers when you got tired of wailing on tho land agents to sell your farms, leave them with Hickok, Graves Co, and have them sold at oncf. SEEDS! GO TO '1 IIORNHILL'Sfor all kinds fresh garden seeds gathered hist year sure to grow. tf Don't forget to call at the U. S. Lim ollice in the Lmi! biiiUling when in town whether you want any work done or not.

Come and rest an hour in cool rooms. The oldest and most experienced Xo- in the vallev at tho Lehgeii ollice. For ipiiek loans and big bargains in farms and town property, don't fail to call on at once or, address, Hickok Graves Co. WlIEX YOU WAST TO MAKE KAUM J.O'VXDOXOT KAII. TO CAM.

OX B. 31 Vkacii COLDWATER KAXS If you want Notarial work done, go to the LeIhjkb office. natont preenred for Inventors, An (J I CI 1 1 IxMik contninins information to nhtain patents, trade inarks.lahelis coviisao anil eveats will he sent free to any one upon iilica'nm, free of cost. Address, JAss. J.S11EKHV, No.

Ilia l-'oiirth St. X. W. I). C.

veaf!" of ir.nti-e, and constant prat t'ee ir. lie prosecuting of uutcnt can-eg Detore tiie L. pai- enj oltice. Ricli wnd sell you more lumber for less money, than any 'other lirni south Arkansns, East-Main St. Collwatcr Kan.

After experience in the preparation of more than One Hundred Tlieusand ppl: the United SU iz-itiinni for natenu in and Foreign coun- fa UK h. nn'hlwhen of the Scientilio Ame'ricn lont.nue to act "licitor. for putents, eateati. twde-marke, ,..,) Statei.and to England. Franej, 1: rnnntriee.

Theireipen- enoe is u'oii' anil their facilities are uniur- DraJrinje and peeiflc'io" prepared and filed in the Patent Orhce on hort nonce. Tenns tery reasonable. Ho chara for examination of modeli or drawing- Adtice br mail free. Patent, obtem.d tliroueh lnthe se lEVTIFIC AMEKICA.hich hae the laraest circnlation and is the moat imlueiitial neirspai-r of it. kind pnhh.hed in the trond.

The advantage, of sacn a noliee aterj patentee tllnetrated newspaper to pnblihl WEF.KLY at 3.W a year, and 1. admitted be the best paper detoted acieno mechanics, inteotioos. engineering worts, ana ether dep-irtinente of industrial prereaa, in any country. It eontaina the ntm't of ad patentees and title of everj- inrention patented each week. Try it four month, for one dollar.

Sold by ell newsdealer. If von hat an intention patent write to Muni piihlitber. of Scientifie Amerioa kl llroadway. Sew York. Uandboek a coat patent teailed frwe, ft 3 tS EL 5 3 a 2 ft ft Our exchanges say the Southern Kam-ns- is building west from Medicine Lodge.

The Mill Creek fclngp-rs, under tho structlrm of Mr, SJgel Stiiky, entertain! the poopje at the celebration with soma, humorous side-splitting melodies. The G. A. It, Post are happy over tho. financial output at this place, Our oh' friend, Win.

O' Council, has, the contract to furnish hay for the K. W.extention, from Antelope valley to Ashland. L'ticle Ben. Fish, has just received a letter from tho physician who is attending-his iby in Missouri," He says the little -fellow is bound to die, as he is 1 very with Cholera Infntum this is a blow oriV Unclo Ren, and we extend oursymjiathies; to the sorrowing family. j- Prof.

Hickok returned' from where he has been attending the assembly held tit that place he reports the gather-' ing a complete success, and the pler.suvo-unlimited. NOTICE. If yoii.tvant to get your live stock insured against lightning or disease anil death call at the- LiiouKit office and insure in tho Kansas Farmers', the best company for the farmer in Kansas. v. J.

It. Morton's little balie. is very sidk The commissioners for condemning-the right of way on the C. K. wilt finish their work tomorrow.

Don't forget tho meeting of the school! board the 11th. Let every voter turn 'oui and then 'don't Have1' your legal, work dotu-'ift ollice; wlu re it will be done ac cording to Hoylo, 1. VKATCII (HI. 'V COLDWATER WILL MAKE FARM. MUXiS VFJIY BEST (Jo toRic'i and Chandler fr lumber lath, shingles, posts, and every tiling kept in a first class lumber yard.

East Main St. C-jldwater Kan. All of your property insured at th: Lkdolu at (heap raTs- no ton risks. If you want any kind of insurance conm to the Leikjek ollice. efcA.aL,xlllsiilul,liiailaji ij ma i.

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Crawford, yisitfil us Friday. Brln your rail). Suliscvilicrs for tl.e fjfdger dally. Hurrah for us. (Sgr" (io t-) Thorn Mil's for fw th gar-Jon smls lp--j iyl Subscribe for the Leduku and you will get the mrwfiof the Southwest, L.

J. of Klk Fulls sjient 'the 4th in Protection, the guest of his frh iifj T. A. 1 lager. Protection is.

getting both feet. We jire to lint a new head on the I-kihikh in fmv days. Please don't say t)e editor needs one put on him. L. Boyd, one of out best farmers', siiys the dry weather is not hurting the corn so much as the gnib-worm.

Will lleynolds says, every time L. B-. getslhi! mitten lie comes homo and "whips liis dog. t- ii Dr. Morgiin, of was at the celebration, at this place, accom panied by his bcrt girl." 'l Owing to the celebratioh and its at tendniit circumstances it has caused us to be late with utir jmper, ihis week Well you know how it is youmdf.

Wi "wont do it any more. The Misses Murray and Wuchters si ml others fallen at onr liouse, and en tertained us with some line iiiumc. fall again ladies. J. It.

HitiJifx. called upon us one dav this week and left his name and the filthy lucre for a years reading of the Lkoof.h Jo thou and do like wise. It is said that trouble never romessing'v and it seem to pan out. Mr. ton lost a $1WI horse in the oth cr daj-.

isuuirc's, new resideuce stand forth with the grace of a queen, from the mount in the southern, portion of the ily Our foreman did not. get to the of fice until after dinner to-day. He says there were so many handsome girls at the picnic that lie had a stroke of heart disease. He is likely to recover. Aito il will the the we boy is ed 2 lb i IS -mi AVill Reynolds is now 11 fulj Hedged dev in the Luikikh ono, Iho liulJow- round is In the 'pocket of the printer, Will, there; where the "fitt" comes in, A part of this county was visited by splendid rair, on the evening of ihe Tips 1 indications arc that there In.

large crops raised in most of great Kouth West, AVe received a friendly call from Mr. Lannian, of the lirm of Lmiinan iv Beii- nett, editors of (ho t-Lolilwater lveal Estate Journal," lie left a copy of Journal and its typographical imd mechanical work is perfect. Wo wish them abundant success, Hickok Graves buy Send us the numbers of your hind and will find you a buyer. Will 1'eynolds sayft the not time the set oil' a pack of Hro cracker hi wants thorn to bo outsjdo his pocket or Iso out of sight of the young ladies: -especially Of his best girl. The 4th passed oft without a jar; thing was of the most pleasant, a good time was enjoyed ly all.

A very largo crowd was in nttfmiauce, good speeches, good Jintsie and a good time Hickok, fi raves Co, will writo in suranee and make farm loans, as low the lowest. At this olllin A ix ciiliiiim Army Preps 111 ei'll ul ii liariiaiii. AdArvro Kaiifiui Lkiwkh, rritti'i'tlnn Kansas 'Say did you sec Sol. Dcniston, mouth at the What a wonderful combination. Oh well, Sol, thut.s til right remember that you are employ to sing in the Protection choir.

Wlwt lull le hi le. In jali! Loans Hi-tkok (Iraycs Co. Riley Draper, of Luray, Clark conn tv, He is hlty years old, live feet nine inches in height, spare built, weighing about pounds; rather dark complexion, full beard, blue eyes, He left Kirksville. March 13, last was in Kansas City, March 18, an was on his way to western Kansas to locate on land and has not been heard of siiice. His friends fear sickness or foul play.

Any informa tioii concerning him will be thankful ly received by his wife. Sarah K. Driv per, Luray. or S. Draper, Niobra ra, Neh.

fu'ewspapers please, publish For reliable informatioa call an or addess. Hickok, Graves Co. Insure yourstoek at the Lkdokh oflic the best home insurance in the west Please come and pay up for your pa- per it is only a very small unm unt toy 311, while to us it is the life of our business, It is your duty to pay for your paper as much as for tho publisher to give you a good paper and boom your town and country. If the printer has to rustle, for his uex; grub lie can't have the heart to rustle for news. Come pay up and you ill sleep sounder than you luue for many 11 day.

The chairman of the board of county oiniiiisioueis has received money to pay for the ('. K. W. right of way from the north in-of the county to CO- Blake's farm bordering Coldwater on the east, and from the Colville farm on Cavalry creek to the Clark county line. All persons interested will tile their objections with the county clerk, if they have any.

as they have only ten days to anneal from the de- isiou of tho board. The procession formed at the school- house ut U'oclock, and was led by the. band, followed by thcG. A It. post: then came the A- tialoots of Pro tection, led by their band, said baud consisting of the following, a tin whistle, a brass Lorn, sheet iron stove, and a coal scuttle; thev made an legant if you don't care what vou say were followed by iitizpns on foot, then tho horse-back iilcrs.

and last, wagons and carriages. The procession was quite a long time passing a given 'point, (especially the r. a. g. who could hardly pass the drug store at Alloircthcr it was ii lino display and did credit to those who the work.

f'ity Transfers. (lteportivl by Hickok Graves.) K. P. Hickok to Cihson, lots 4 5 part of lots 0 Park addition to Protection IMV1I John Ilnghes to Mrs. Baird lots 10 ISMk IS3 Cihson to John It.

Hughes lot 4 tilk lot, 12 ilMk Cilwon's addi tion to Protection, and lots 4 (i blk Park addition to Protection p.W, Gibson to Hickok part of lots 07 blk 213. part of lots (5 blk 2ob and part of It 7 tilk 273, Park addition Hickok to Win Tavlor lot 12 blk i4; moo II Holderl.y to Gibson lot 5 blk i 101... fjon.tm. I G. W.

and A. Crawford, presented the Corjioral ILigcr Post of tV (4. It. of this city, witli a beautifully finished flag, at the conclusion of the rxen ie of the 4th, NOTICE. i Ml persons knowing themselves m- ebted to the fli'in of llolderby dibson ill' pleusi' come forward mid settle at pea as need the nioney.

II. O. IIol.DHItliV. At ii negro wake down hi Georgia the oth'T day," the colored gentlemen were sit tins nrouud on the outside of i lie lint hen ii balloonist wishing to stop his hull oon for the nmht threw his grapnel ami it happened to catch oiie of the negroes the iif gio looked up and saw the monster and screamed "Oh Maxsa Debil; 3las-a not de nigah. I's" not do niga: Dick is hi in dahj Dick is in d.ih.

lion. W. It. Pnvi.e, from Ashland; de- Hverd unable iidilres to the people at theii'lehnition the Itlt. He is a young man of more 4hnu ordinary ability, and we predict for' hini -a bright future.

The prospects for a young man of good intelligence nud moral character in the the new southwest is the best of any country under the sun. Here and not established prejudice, prevail. Every one itands upon his own merits, and will stium or his own 1 The programme In titule to bo held Coldwater, begin ning August 8th. and closin'Sptcm- has been received at this office Die Institute Will lie couduclcd by Prof. W.

C. Lansdoii', "of Columbus, Kan assisted by Pro Ksterling, of Fort Scott college. EVery teacher ia- ited to be iiresenl. It is the duty of very one proposing to teach to pre pare for that prollession and if he docs not he will have to tako, aback se-it. Collections Hickok Craves Co.

Fanners represent a farmers insur ance company. Hickok, fi raves Co. sell Wc are corresponding with parties in in tin, east, who contemplate locating in Kansas, and those who wish to sell their farms, will do well, to call atonco i ml make arrangements with us. Hickok, (iraycs Co. A ili iili.l Ofl'er.

TUB WKEKI.Y CAPITA I. AM) 1 ARM1 And the KANSAS WKKKLV l.Kl;KK for Tlii siiliMidut offiT i for cash, and 'na'ili every citizen of uvr conntr to m-iim "valuable paier from the capital of the state, and bis own Ior.il paper at the price of owe snlwrrlption. at onn. 1 Hickok Graves Co, have the best list of bargains in farms and ranch es that is offered in the county. Hair cut ia latest style.

A good -smooth shave, Shamopoo, Sea-foam, vt Hair dyeing done, -iceordingto taste. Remember the place. First door west City Hotel. Tkotectiox, Kan. W.

H. Keyxolds, Propr.

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676
Years Available:
1885-1888