Bucklin Standard from Bucklin, Kansas • 4

Tar vy3 FARM L9I uckihi Slaiiiiani, Friiay, May U888. i 'i i mjw mm i lAKS mm "imm, Real Estate Mm AGrENTS. Iiiickliu, KiVKsas, REAL ESTATE, SANDS of BOOTS, 1 have SHOES HATS. will sell OS2 1 to 6 Months Time With Security. tile Of Groceries, Flou, Dry-Groods, Ladies-weaE, FUENISHING GOODS, In Uwllcss Variety all at Lowest Prices for CASH at Daniel Fisher's.

EitemrisB Lifer? Fstii anfl Sale stel. J. H. CLARK co, BUCKLIX Fine Turn-Outs Always Ready. PASSENGf RS Carried To All Parts Of The COUNTRY, The Tkavelixo Puim.ic Will Find the ENTERPRISE STABLE A Splendid PLACE to Leave Their Teans.

CIIAEGES REA50NAULE. J. B. FISHBACK, KTox'tlx BEciin. street, ESxi.clx.liia.

jan IN Grroceries Flour, 'MEAL 'MEAT, LARD, SUGAR, COFFEE TEA, BEANS, ICE, SODA, BACON POWDER, CUR RATS. PRUNES, AP: STARCH, COAL OIL, VINEGAR, PICKLES, SORGHUM. SYRUP, OYSTERS, AXLE GREASE ALL KINDS OF CANNED- GOODS, QUEENS WARE, Call and see my goods and get tilt. St, BAILEE'S SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY I'nder the provisions of chapter 58 section of Kansas statutes, entitled "Leitid on Personal Property," I will on (Saturday, (May 5th, 1888, at 2 o'clock p. in.

at my Feed' Stable on Maple streijt, Bucklin, Ford conntv Kansas, offer for sale cash in hand to the highest bidder, tho jollowim; per sonai property, to-wit: One red cow branded on left side on left hip ft II; on right hip J. One broivn mare white hind foot and white collar mark on left aide of neck One. brown horse colt white hind feet. or so much thereof as will satisfy my charges for feeding said stock; and damages, and costs made by special lien. Daniel I.

K. MILIAR, IIougo Slgia fWCLT, KANSAS. go 0 Does all kinds of Painting, Gkain. ing, Paper Hanging. Calci-mining.

ktg. The, advent of the K. X. Ry into Kansas, is working a vast benefit mits development. Through the zeal and liberality of the-officials of this road, a number of excursions have been ordered that people of the east mav visit this state atone fare "round trip," These excursions will be run on the following dates: March 21, April 4 and 25, May 0 and Jimeli and 20.

TanMes should ssibserhe for the I)E- INF A TOR. A JlentMv Macazliie II lnsiraling Jlotronolitasi Fashion. Tiih-lislied UrTTEinViCKPcWisliiiisrCo. 7, 5) street. Sew York.

Subscription 1.1);) IIjivo voiiv Xo.tary Work doiio bv 'E. H. Wilson at STAN DAT? DOSIiee. OtTii XATiovAii Ticket. 101! IMir.stDKNT, Some VOI! Some Good Reiiuhlican.

h. Hamilton renewed his snbscrip. tion Wednesday, and gets the Kansas Cit Weekly tree as a pre mium till tu's: oi W. W. Apperson.

chairman of the Ford county Republican Central Committee atpl our eajeimsl neighbor and friend only two votes to elect him delegates to Use National eonven- ion for iliia, congressional district and that without air, canvas, and over one if the most, popular and best know men in the district. lion. S. R. Peters, was nominated by acclimation fur congressman for I Ids district Mav 1st at Garden Citv.

The old proverb, that it never rains nit it pours, was 1 rulv verified on Thursday night and Friday morning of last week. The rain had begun on Thursday morning and continued to ''sahowiy during, i he day wiih fair prospects of a dear away toward the middle of the afternoon. About dark i'io clouds to thicken about nine p. m. tho rain began to fall slowly until near eleven when ad restraint seemed removed and until ten o'clock Friday mcrnii'g it defended in a sheet, satisfying the dry weather crank that enough rain had fallen to completely saturate the ground to the de.

lh of well it would hurt our lazy feelings to dig a hole until we reached diy ground. Report of school taught in district number 40 for the rnonih beginiiig on the 2nd day April, and ending on the 27th day of April: Whole number of pupils duelled 21 Niimbc- -1' pup'ls enrolled during the moni.li I X.miber days aUcndance 277.5 Average dady attendance Number cases of tardiness 4 in iiher absent nor tardy 1 visits from patrons of the school 5 term iMcroirr: Number days taught lid i pupils enrolled 4e (leys attendance 2iou Average daily attendance Anna Bradshaw, Teacher. CHILDREN'S DAY. Program of the M. E.

Church service from May to.Iune May huh. Children's day at I'leas-ant Valley, se -inon to the chihlrea at a. m. Children service 7:3 p. m.

Preaching at Brckliu tit 4 p. in. 20111, I'hildren's day Ford 111. iy. si rnioii to the children m.

Sunday school at il.lren si rv ice at in. Pr UichVrdsoii school liouse in. May 27th. Children's day at JJuck-lin. sermon to the children in.

Cbiblreii si ice at p. m. Preaching at Pleasant p. m. day at i'i' k-irdsou, iiooii to the child.

'cli a. to. Children senile at p. in. Pr at Foi'l p.

in. Plinted plugraai v. Ill bi rinteiiuenis oi' S. S. in a A and it is hoped that ev bud; lake hold and assist ie a a.ra'i i time With the iiltie foiks iia Id.

of oar auca ide.lael' re-l i. Y'oiii- Iket la in Ci.rW. F.cv. J. II.

Strain. Pastor of M. E. Church. WI1FX (lty '7 youi' dinner at Charles.

Kcelauver and Vogt, SIT DEALER IN E. II. WasPJf, Editor ctritorRiET'it. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Une conv i year.

One copy six ,65 ct One com thrpe months. 50 vl Entered in the post office at Hack in, 3ssooQiacass man matter TIME CARD OP THE (', K. ISLAM) ROUTE) AT BUCKLIN. OOIXG WEST Xo. 21.

mail and express, 1 1 :50 p. 23. express, FREIGHTS 11:10 a. Xo, 67 (through train) -1 1 :00 No. 63 (loral train) 11:00 a.

GOIXG EAST Xo. 22 mail aii( ejrpiwi 3:40 a. Xo. 24'exmiiss 4:01 p. in FREIGHTS Xo.

OS (through train) a. Xo. 70 (local t'r) arrives a. in (leaves 11:1 4I.P. K.F.

Scofferx, Tune Card of the Arkansas, Kansas GOIXG WEST, Xo. 21 Mail and Expres, 11:55, Xo27 Express, 11.20 a. GOING EAST, Xo. 22 Mail and Express a. Xo 28 Expres 3:55 p.

Freight and Xo. going west 4:30 Xo. 70 going oast 10:45 a. in ATjL trains daily. ft.

F. Scoffkiw, Agent TineWin Cr. A. It. Post No.

4S, le partment of Kansas, meets every 2nd and 4th Saturdav limlits in each month. John II. Dellinger, ComtiaiuU'r. C. S.

Culver, Adujant. Frost Sunday night. Bucklin jichool jjltweti Frjdav. Saturday was on the chilly order. Stock has been living on the range for the past six weeks.

The K. X. lly. lias now in op eratiori within the state 1,015 miles of road. L.

F. Grove, of the Bloom Telegram, was at our sanctum Saturday. Mr. of Greensburg, visited Bucklin Monday. Massachusetts and Ptmnyslvania do clared for Blaine in their recent stale conventions.

It is reported that at Lexington a A-ein of salt has been found at a depth Vf 243 feet. W. W. Apperson attended the He-publican congressional convention at Cfarden City. Fred rittman and wile left for I'rait Center last Monday afternoon where they will make their home.

I HAVE just received a CAR of Use best FLOUR ever sold in our market. I will SELL at CLOSE PRICES. DANIEL FISIIEU. If any of oit subscribers fail to get the Standard at the post cilice, they will please call at this office and get their paper. In writing the list, we sometimes overlook a Commander John II.

Bellinger, of Bucklin Post Xo. Mi, showed us the post's charier last Saturday night. It is a neatly executed instilment. "We are informed that Jim Fisl.baek was south east of town Sunday night until the "wee siuu hour of 1110111" and the frost' caught his mustache. "We are glad to report that Mr.

dee's face has improved very much and is fast healing. He was for several days of last under the care of a doctor at Dodge City. S- L. Wilgus, of llorton, was at Bucklin Wednesday, prospecting and was much pleased with our co mitiy. C.

E. Sago, who ias been teaching at Rellefontithirt. lliis county, is visiting with his brother. Warren Sage, this week. He expects to start 011 a visit to Indiana soon, The mite society meets at the residence of Daniel Fisher's to-night.

All should attend and lend their aid in procuring singing books for the Sunday-school. Jim Martin's train on the K. went outlast Saturday at p. ni. loaded with material for track laying on tho Dodge, City, Montozuma Trinidad Railway.

All children interested in the temperance cause are requested to meet at the school house Saturday, May 5th. at 2:30 p. where Miss. Belle Gosslce assisted by Mrs. Uapp, of Dodge City, will organize a children's society.

Anna 1'radshuw, Secretary. Rev. J. H. Strain will preach Bucklin on Sunday.

May at 4 in. instead of the evening hour. at Ail who renew their subscription and all new subscribers to the per year can Kashas Citv W'kkkia Jocknai. until Xovember ivss for nothing. luiproved and quimpi'uved Jianda also Improved and uuimprovi town Lots.

Fou and MOU'J'GAOES properly draw a 'u and A 0 Is '6 1 a. kcii. )U)N KV TO LOAN at LOW RATES with or without commission on three or five, years time. A notary public, eonnec ion. A.

S. DE3IPSEY, cONTRAcTOjl BUILDER. Bucklin, Kansas, Will Make Fatimales On All CARPENTER Work Give Him A Call. VII 1 i a ra Snyder. BLACK SMITH.

Horse shoeing artislicallyddone. Farm Im plemenls repaired and dressed. Any line of smith work done with neatness and dis patch. Shop: Illinois avenue, between II a in 1st west street, lueklin, Kansas. T.

G. HUNTER, REAL ESTATE ailfl LOANS NOTARY PUBLIC. oo o-o BircKLix, Kansas. Collections a Speciality. J.

W. MASEMORE, fas llli VUl li Li '0 iiey iii Ail work enlruab'd i mv care with i.e BUCKLIN, ami dispatch KANSAS. Send gue. bo CO cr i cz CfO. CD I CD CO CO era 53 5 T5" KEIDEK, COMM.

Show-reams: S7 Cfceirisrs NewlforL FACTS YOU CAP3 BET ON, That the clifrsl am! tobacco factory in iht world is in Jersey City, N. J. That this factory makes the popular and wurltl- faracd Climax riu.ir, the stand- ar' for first -class clicwing tobacco, hat tins factory was established as long dgo al 17(0, That last year (iSC) it maitc and thecnornom quantity of Ho. cr fourteen ttou-f C)f tobacco. That nxs more than one-seventh of all the ti-, laccn made in the United States notv.hh-I standing that there were 0C6 factories at wuri.

That in the lat years this factory has helped fapport the fnited States Covcrnmcnt to the rxtcntofcvrr 1 rtj--f million seven htu dred thousand it.irs piid i the S. Treasury in Internal Rcvcnu Taxes. That p.iy. of faetTV Is flhout Ji.ooo.. per -ys operatives.

'r; r.i'-l'. a wondcrf ut'y por it mattyothcr tictiiries -a it in vain, and in di per That That tee- try riTcrim; larger tieetjef init rirr the saxe price. That this factory reve rti coatir.uet to iacreas its business cverj That tois factory be'on; to and is operated hf oars, very tru'y, J1. LOKILLARD CO, tor MM NOTARY riJIUVIO, E. la GOESIX, RS, VQUR PREMIUM.

Kwry person subscribing to or renewing their subscription to this paper will be supplied with the Kansas City Wekki.v JttUitXAL free (luring the Campaign of 1888. ILue is an opportunity to place in iaiinly the largest and best eei; lypaptr published in Kansas City Scud in your names at onco and gist two papers ior the price 01 0110. "While going to Dodge City Monday hist, we formed the ac quaintance of Col. T. T.

Taylor and 11. A. Campbell, of Hutchinson, delegates from Reno county to the Republican congressional convention, at Garden City, May 1st. Col Taylor is an aspirant for lie nomination for the office o'f gov ornpr before the convention at Topeka. He sewed his country its davs of peril.

is a member of me 47 ih Ohio regiment for 4 'years 5 months an I 2'j days, and carries the signs of the cruel bullet of war in the loss of the index linger of the ntlit hand. His general aiutear- mee stamps him a man of ability, true worth and nobleness. Should he be the nominee of the Re publican conv ention for the highest office in the gift of the state, the Standard will ghully lend its small mite 111 triumphantly electing him over the combined efforts of all oppn-situui. The republican convention passed quietly last Saturday. The dis turbers were iinnierciliiily set down upon.

1 lie voice or the people was iiud demanded pence. Woe to the man who attempts to create dis- in repiicliean ranks in the future. Dodge -it tunes. Dxlge Citv cniuains a few political kickers, that. if Ihcv have nothing at which to kick v.

iil kick at nothing themselves. W. IJ. Sh; Ford, called at the W. coimi substantial Staiivlar.i is one of Fe and Dr.

W. Fredeiidall, of Washing ton. was at iiiickliu Wednesday, with the view of locating here in the practice of his profession. He certain ly can luul a good Held in Rucklin vicinity, as no practicing physician nearer than MullinviHe, Ford and Fonda. MORE AllOCT BROOM CORX.

The article on broom corn in last week's Standard is very good, but does cover -all the work neeessarv in growing and preparing broom corn for the murker. Broom corn should be lied in rows one stalk to every four lies. The rows should he the same distance apart as corn. If a corn danter with brooin corn drill attach ment cannot be procured, a grain drill In' iiicil In hiking oil. all but two hoes.

It can be cultivated the same 1 i corn, but its growth is not so oasly ehceked by weeds as corn. When growing a crop a few icres should tie planted at intervals mi tiie second week in April until be of June, so it will not all ripen once. It should be cut as won as seeil begins to harden. Five bauds nil out, seed, and shelve one id one halt a -res a day. Cutting 00m com implies more than simph hacking off the brush with a sharp nit'e.

tlii stem must, at the same lime drawn from I he sheath. In order to do this, the knile handle, must be held lv three iiugeas, v. ith the thumb essrd on the blade, then grasp the siein between the front linger and the utile blade, and 'pull on the brush Willi lie other mini. 1 he Will ie cot off and pul'ed from the sheath. iile in sliealh wi The hand not be entire!) Iding the knile tlv tdill.

The severed. liould be held porl cut ter should learn to hohl the knile in either hail. I so as to avoid awkward turning, or walking backward. A. seeder can be made from a niece oi tough log, two feet long and one foot in diameter, driven full of spike so as to project two undies.

The spike can cut lrom a (iiiarter inch steel rod. Before driving the spikes tiie cylinder should he tilled on the frame and attached to the horse power, and by the aid of a strong turned perfectly round and line. A two horse power is enough. A sued with a tiglu roof i-, for curing il in. as must no; allowed to get et.

Shelves made of ire igbt.U stretched and seeorely fastened ai, each end are the cheapest. If the brush is shelved wit the seed on.it musiimi be pht' ed over three inches in depth: but if seed is llrst taken olT ii c.n be laved si ine! es thick, always leaving plenty space betwttell hiielvcs loi the air 1o After the I i--'. is well cured, it siioa'd lie tak-u from the shelves, and placed in bulk in a dark room, ays keeping the one way. should never be put in b'llk with the seed mi, The valuable for feed but requires (dose attention to save it it must be spiva-i out not over one inch in depth, and frequently siii red. After the brush is cured, seeded, and placed in bulk it is ready to hi A baler purchased from the Carton cost not less than but I haw in i in mind one that can icade le, any carpenter in two day.

The him' ber will tu't co -i over do'lurs. itmi lie iron a 'm -in it -r a I e. I the bi' i-li i s-df and seeded it will jit home for abmn r'O. a ten. ry 1a.n-.ier in wrsici.

Kansas. ei! 1 r.iN: broom cwi n. I io not mean e.M lusivcly. but in inner tion witli t'er I'lierc slmidd also hi-a hi si broem and brush factory right here in Ford county. J.

L. Ilamiltoio ABB nnw nu mm Tinware, ViToodenware and NAILS, etc. wietdmill, UUILDEIiS MATERIAL A SPECIALITY. Good at2ottom KOilTH TllICKT, i KAXSAS. GLASSWARE, Etc.

and get iny PRICES. Prices. Ul'CKLIX. KANSAS. LUMBER CO.

Smith, OF THE 00 Salt? Sfahlfl Kansas. MIGHT snd DAY. Splendid CARE Terms Reascnaljle. STABLE on rUCKLIN, KANSAS, foh DttUGS, PATENT 31ED1CIXES, FANCY GOODS, PAINTS, OILS, STATIONARY. Fine of all Kings.

Artists Paints aM Material. ACcmpetf.nt PnEscniPTiox Clerk Always in Attekdakce. Qn ZFcrrier, WWT. IUTKT.IN-, Kaxsas. if ILL J.

DEALERS IN YARD: On (enter Street Just East of Main, BUCKLIX KANSAS. Taylor o-o Blue Front Feed iliukliii, Turnouts Always Ready, Both Taken of Eoardir.g Tcarns, OAK Street..