Phillips County Freeman from Logan, Kansas • 1

INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS; NEUTEAL IN NOTHING. VOLUME IX. LOGAN, KANSAS, THURSDAY, APR. 19, 1888. NUMBER 43.

Weekly School fteport The. Philips Comity Of Logan Public Schools for the week Buy the Q. M. G. 6.

New Goods at Fife's. Buy tbe Baker Barbed Wire. LIVERY, FEED, SALE AIID EXCHANGE STABLE, ending Apr. 13, 1888: CORBESPOX DEWCE. Towanda.

Every thing looms. Plenty of wind. Tbe grass is growing rapidly. Buy the Q. M.

G. 8. New goods at Fife's. Fruit trees are in blossom. Buy the Baker Barbed Wire; -The Editor was down to Kirwin For eewine machine needles, call on Attention or parents is called to these weekly reports.

Please examine W.S. each week tbe records of yonr children 8UB8CEIPTION BATES, oe copy, one yr, in sdrssce. slxmodbs. thi t'sjnple copies free. fl 25 and tend your aid in improving them jvey.

oir. ocnaener preacned an ex Come and see how cheap you can buy queens ware and all kinds of groceries F. C. Baker has sold his 6tock of eel lent discourse at tbe sod church aosence ana tardiness are more un last bunday. at S.

W. Tayixb's. Kansas land a to exchange for mer The Sunday school at the sod chnrch BATES OF der tbe control of parents than teachers. Deportment depends upon the child, the teacher and the parent, good de chandise, town property orsmall farms is progressing nneiy. it convenes THE FINEST RIGS Iti THE WEST, SUPERIOR HORSES, FANCY DRIVERS, STRONG ROADSTERS.

every bunday at lO, a. m. in eastern states. Logan Land Company. portment being often the result of Sir.

fcegris and family Lave moved on tne ran tiray place. Mr. Septe: English spavin liniment removes all goods to Thos. Wilson. Charley Uinton was quite sick for several days last week.

Just received a car load of Atchison Flour at the Red Front. Billy Reese is once more circulating among his friends here. The Palace Drng Store has received an elegant line of silverware. --TheCreBBon Dispatch bas suspended for want of proper support. 5 RED FRONT.

TMM JL fflEILIABliH, and family have moved on tbe Shlep- hard, soft or Calloused Lumps and TiMfe. 1 1 m. 2 m. 3 m. 'xt- c-l.

1 1 wi, 1.2 tl.Tfi I 00 HOP t7.00 2WK. f.35 2.7g 4 0. COO lH. 1 WO, 2.00 3.68 4.50 00. 00.

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6 Kli. fi.flO I g.OU 50.00. I 1 I IPTflO I .00 I 2 0 I WI I gQ Oft. I py piace. Blemishes from horses, blood spavins As the writer was passing near Thos, curbs, splints, sweeney, sprains, sore and swollen throat, coughs.

Save Brown's house one day last week, he COXVEYANCES FURNISHED FOR $00 by use of one bottle. Every bottle ueneia a meaaow larK perebed upon a sun flower cheering Tom with: "Hurry appropriate admonition at home and bad deportment the reverse. Encouragement at home will work surprising results. The gradtt of pnpils or relative advancement depends, when the pupil is regularly prexent, upon tbe teacher largely, but no teacher should be held responsible for the pupil's advancement unless attendance is regular, L. l' Fcller, Principal.

High School and Gkahuak pKPiKTMrsm. -M lT Time Peport- Exam. names. Prrt-n L. T.

ni mnt t-rmA COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS warranted bv Koumson tiros. The finest line of Ladies' and Misses Mr. Geo. W. Call and Park Bucklew up, iuis is leap year.

April 16, 1888. U. L. Clubbeb. Shoes west of the river at W.

A. Mc- both pay for the Fkebman a year. Cay the Q. M. G.

S. Rather windy at times. Buy the Baker Barbed Wire. Croskey's. Call and see them.

Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Shirley have a Cactus.

ON BHORT NOTICE. John Cashatt, Joe Waters and Cissna Red Doe Flour, 85 cts at the Ladies' walking fast shoes at the Red new baby boy to bless their home. Nice, fresh line of pickles at Thos. Fife's. iiros.

nave planted corn. Bed Front. front. FIBST FLOOR: Dry Goods, Notions, Ladies' Cloaks, Shoes and Furnishings, Groceries and Provisions. The Slater boys went to Beaver City Sumner x.meryt IU 95 95 Croup.

Whoopine Cough and Bron D. Estcp has enclosed a large hog "Call and try a gallon-of Tennessee THE BEST QUALITY OF HAY FEED. Neb last week and bousfot two loads Irrio? Wmchell. lot on nis tann. chitis immediately relived by Shiloh's Cure.

Sold bv Robinson tbe sorgbumat w.b. waters. of corn, for which they paid forty cents Juhn Enuia, Balph McEachern, 1U II) 9 8 100 100 95 73 S7 Oil SJ 90 Mr. J. 8.

Shurtz, of Big. Bend, was in Warranted flour for $1 "per sack at per druggists. 1 the Red Fbont. Mattia Taylor. D.

C. Dack has made walks through Green apples, imported picklee. chow town yesterday. J. E.

Schulze is building an add! tion to his house. Laura iSrenizer, Orrille Taylor. The nobbiest line of ginghams and nis yard and garden, wntch improves enow. dec. at e.

vv. xatixb's. 87 65 PRICES REASONABLE. prints at W. A.

McCboskey's. tne looas oi nis piace very raucn. Joe tmeri, Ladies, call and see tbe velveteens at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ott ware over to John Enzert has enclosed his lots in Bene Barne't, Hattie Huo.t We think Tommy Garner's mustache has grown fully half an inch since last W.

A. iuCUBOSKEY 8. IliU City Monday. the east part of town with a wire leuce Woed taken on subscription at the Georgia Bertha I racy. Gracia Barnett.

Oscar Pitcher was quite sick for sev Dave Colip has been afflicted with a xi in a 1 Ellis Clark has thrown away his spec DYE HILL, Proprietors. beeman onice. eral iays jasc wee it. bou on one oi ms lianas lor several Carrie Ennia, Shiloh's Vitalizer is what vou need tacles and wears his pantlegs inside Mr. and Mrs.

H. A. Koontz spent days. eB3COTID FLOORS Clothing, Men's and Boys' Furnishings, Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps, Furnishings, fec. ttame law, Kaonia Brown.

for Constipation. Loss of Ap nis Doot tops, it is a Doy and arrived Mr. C. R.rII." Taylor and family re Susie Bowman, petite, Dizziness, and ail symptoms of juonuay. 100 9 'j 100 -mJ loo- 100 100 100 100 100 100 9S 100 100 100 100 -100 10 llHJ 90 80 100 bunday in the country.

E. I. King made a flying trip to Prai rie View Tuesday night. turned from Republic county on Sat nana utrotit, anna McCormack.f Birdie Johnson. Lfyspepsia.

frice 10 and -79 cents. Sold by Robinson Bros. 1 urday Fanny Clark bas a regular Tom Sayers nose on her face. She tried to Look out for the Tooth Extractor at M. R.

Brown has moved into the School report cards for sale at. the ride horseback day last week, but 8 10 (I II 10 1 4 10 10 10 6 10 10 3 10 10 2 4 3 20 Era Porter, Maud Shearer.f Clara McKnlgdt, house lately occupied by W. D. Coy ot 95 98 Si 96 99 99 95 95 95 99 89 98 97 SI 90 S9 84 91 Frkbman office. ington.

The Logan Land Company can sell went to grass with tbe abeve result. Joe Waters' eyesight is evidently im proving, as he has sold his spectacles. Heme Mciauglilin.t Maud Baker. Another car of the Baker barbed wire Kemember we are the oldest and lanrest establishment in town CHAS. R.

EWART, will arrive for King Co. abont the School commenced in the Timberlake 21st inst. and make you the closest prices. Don't fail to call when in town. Carrie Bmwart, Maud Blakelv, Julia Motch.f Ollie Hansaker, Bertha Bridcea.

you land by only paying interest in advance. Principal can run ten or fifteen When you buy goods of S. W. Taylor you get the value of your money. district on April 9th, W.

L. Porter in H. Mount and Thos. Brown have charge. started on a trio ef one or two weeks The ladies of Dist.

No. 77 met at tha in Nebraska. Stella tiodeon. Elmira Beed, Ben Bo wen. (Successor to A.

N. Arnold.) i JOHN T. SCIIUUE. SCHULZE, Manager. Red Dost Flour.

85 at the school house last Wednesday and gave 5 100 100 100 100 100 100 Mr. Patrick Farrell. of Prairie View. tne scnooi nouse a tnorourn cleaning. Red Front.

bas been sick for a number of weeks, Ollie Osborne, Eila Taylor, B. A. Leak. Some of the men were there, too, and worked like well, like men generally but is some better at present. New goods at Fife's.

Fob Sale. A bran new Cottage Or -DEALER IN- Ladies are cordially invited to call ISTKAMJGIUATX DKPABTMC5T. do when the women are cleaning bouse. and examine tbe new goods just re Stella Bush, gan. rTiee, $100 $00 cash, balance on Cissna Bros, are breaking one of time.

ceived at w. a. McuroBaeya Logan, April 19th and 20th. Taos. Brown returned from his western trip last Friday evening.

The soda fountain is now in operation at the Palace Drug Store. J. T. Schulze has fitted op the old Farmers' Store as a flour room. A.

W. Robertson and wife, of Phil-lipsburg, were in Logan Bunday. Wait for the new clothing which will soon arrive at the Red Fbont. Another box of Western Stock Poultry Food at W. 8.

Prof. 8. W. Sullivan will teach a summer term of school in Graham county. Red Dog Flour at the Red Front, 85 cents per sack.

All ether grades warranted, Frank Snyder came up from arvin to spend Sunday with his Logan friends. R. E. Blakesley put op a neat porch in front of Schaubel meat market this week. i R.

W. Attwater has recently enclosed a 30-acre pasture on his farm northwest of town. Henry Joint's poniea for turn. Florence ueigair, Willie Sburtz, Marr Price. Willard Lukinbill moved out onto a Catarrh Cured, health and sweet One of John Waters' children has John Bowman, place south of Edmond last week and breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Deen quite sick for several days, but is win tarm it tne coming season.

Remedy. Sold by 8. A. Robinson A now getting oetter. Bros.

1 S. A. Weeks -went over to Phillips- Leigh Lawrence, Nettie McKay, Pearl Blskely, Matie Boyd, Alva White. Small grain of all kinds ia in solen burg Monday to visit a sister who was The Logan Land Company are agents did condition and farmers are happy. Cen for tbe Burlington Insurance Company.

Paints, Oils, Toilet Articles, Sale i very sick, but is now considerably better. wan Eugene Bucklew. Eddie Bowen. We noticed quite a number of teams An elegant line of gineh ams i ust re Sadie Ennis, going west bunday to work; on the rail J. N.

Sullivan, of Bridzewater. Iowa. ceived at the Red Fbont. road. Edith Bridges, Arthur Ennis.

a consin of tbe Sullivan is making a visit at Logan, and will then go Wood, either chopped or in the log. C. C. Nelson is plan tins trees on hia FOR THE NEXT George McCroskey, taken on subscriptions this onice. timber claim this week.

Geo. Bridges to Laramie, Nebraska. likewise. The celebrated Glidden Barbed Wire Chas. Wilkisnn and wife.

ofHold- SIXT1T wuue ausn, Wesley Allen, Myrtle Beewu, Alpha Larrtck. Mlnuie Marvin, Katy Hansen. for sale at Dye Sons'. Tom Garner sold a horse, to Joe redge, Nebraska, were visiting in Lo Albums, Toys, Notions, Jewelry, Musical Instruments, Etc. Physicians' Prescriptions Carefully Compounded.

10 10 10 10 10 10 8 9 8 19 10 10 10 10 10 10 8 14 10 8 10 10 ,8 10 10 10 10 10 8 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 aters last week, for which ha receiv 100 100 95 95 too 100 100 100 100 loo 100 100 100 100 98 100 80 90 100 78 95 loO 100 100 100 100 100 90 80 95 95 100 98 100 100 6 loo 100 9S 100 100 gan tne past week. Mr. unison is an old settler of Logan, i ed the sum of $50. We will reduce onr already low prices on the following goods: 6-4 Ladies' Cloth and Tricots 55 to 90 cents. All sinele width L.

K. Carnahan. a liveryman of Maud Brown, Another car load of corn at W. S. Waters'.

New goods at Fife's. For lame back, side or chest, use We expect to attend tbe U. L. meet Notice. I have recently enclosed Willie Eogert, Tom Hill, Bella Marvin.

ing in the North Star school house on Flannels in proportion. the 2Utb inst. about 60 acres with wire, and am now ready to take in stock for the summer. Rates reasonable. Jessie Taylor, Shiloh's Porous Plaster.

Price 25 cents Sold by S. A. Robinson Bros. 1 Makbikd. On April 18.

1888. Mr, 85 96 97 98 100 95 97 90 89 89 90 97 98 84 100 90 89 90 85 91 SO 98 99 99 94 98 81 92 88 85 90 fa 94 85 89 88 9J-- 90 92 90 92 94 96 96 98 .100 95 95 95 95 80 93 98 95 99 98 Fob Hale. Farm of 160 acres 4 miles Madie McKay, Jerdon David, Earl i arvin. 43-w3 Mas. CnA8.

Blakely. D. H. Smith, of Lyons, Rice county. franklin Davis, of Decatur county, to Miss Mollie Owens, of Norton county, west of Logan, frame house 14x24, 35 a brother of J.

R. Smith. ofPhillips- iBq. vv aters officiating. Nix.

Marsh Smith, Bay Leighry, Long Island, was in town Monday and called at this office. Harvey Ross has purchased and removed the east end of the old Gandy house on Main street. Rosa, the IS months child of Mr. and Mrs. Ed.

Schilling, is lying very low with scarlet fever. Mr. and Mrs. W. A.

Reeder, accompanied by their son Harry, returned from Beloit yesterday. M. R. Brown is getting material on his lots in the north part of town, preparatory to building. burg, and also of Mrs.

E. J. Brock, acres broken, all tillable, good well, stable and corn crib. Price, $700 mortgage; $500 cash. For further par Marvin and Surroundings.

DRESS GOODS Of all styles and descriptions reduced. BLAMETS AND COMFORTS At prices that will astonish you. SPECIAL SALE ON VELVETS. All colors and styles. Usual prices $0.75 to $1.00 1 reduced who died suddenly at this place, visit Arthur Aiotcn, Willie David, Fred Barnett.

Mr. W. Moore, who has had ed Logan for a few days during the ticulars inquire ot lxgan A.and Millie Bedniond, charge of the Howell lumber yard at Doughefty Bros past weea. Willie lioodhart. Mrs.

M. D. Stanton is prepared to Elmer David. tnis piace, lett witn his lanmy last week, Wednesday, for Gaylord to take Red Dog Flour, 85 at the Abe Hoover, Red Front. Amy Hoover, cnarge oi tne yard at mat piace.

do washing in good order and at reasonable prices on short notice. Give me a call. Place of residence in the old Weeks bouse in in west part of MAKE A SPECIALTY OF PaiKABr Depabtmhot. The passenger engine set out a laree Blank notes and chattel Essie Porter. $0.50 to $0.75.

Iliese goods must be sold. for sale at this office. 10 50 10 2 nre last on J. u. place.

The damage is light, except to Mr. town. 42-w2 Clothing, Fancy Flour, Groceries Olds, who had rented the land for Notice. I will offer for sale at the Bargains in gloves and mittens at W. A.

McCboskey's. Sleepless nights made miserable bv Zulu Dye, Martha Blech, Mary Wilkins. Effie Dalrymple, Mabel Boyd, Gertrude Dunning, Mabel F.rter. pasture. Logan Blacksmith Shop at any time a Miss Mable Bennett spent part of lot of personal property, consisting of Ladies7 and Gentleineirs Underwear At prices that will please all.

The finest line ever brought to this market, must be sold and 95 95 100 95 100 95 100 95 95 95 95 100 95 Sx 95 plows, barrows, cultivators, mowing last weeK in iogan witn ner nncie. that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy for you. For Bale by 8. A.

Robin on Bros. 1 machine, wagons, horses and cattle. Sarah McCroskey, Seymour Working, Section hands are again at work. Mr. Onell was no from Beloit during Bradley Metcalf Boots and Shoes.

Tbe finest line of teas in town at W. 34-u joiik jngebt. Dr. L. L.

Shively, the Tooth' Extract rancis naruara, Boscoe Pilcber.t last week. A. McCroskey's. will make prices accordingly. George Hansen, or and will be in Liogan, There was a large fire loose on tbe Fob Rent.

A good frame house of Thursday aud Friday, April 19th and Jobu Boyce Wiltrout, Hush Hamilton, divide south of 'the Spioxnon river last four fooiiis." Call at Feeeman office. 37 20th. This is his last trip this season Monday. It spread very fast in the 9 4 4 8 10 10 10 10 '10 10 10 10- 9 5 10 10 io 10 10 7 10 8 8 Parties desiring to purchase a first Albert McConnack. and vou should not miss the chance.

BOOTS AND SHOES Will aido be included Fu Him sate." Couio arid seTToT CLOTHING AND CLOAKS. itt i i- tt i tj; 11 i I gale and most likely did a good deal of class windmill should not forget that The "Doctor is going west and will not Waller Heastoo, Robert McCroskey. Bor Porter, damage. me rerains is one oi tne uest mma return till fall, if ever. ba 80 95 SO SO 95 95 There are not one-half of the vnnng made and never fails to give satisfac City G-rocery, voters of the democrat or republican tion.

J. eaves. Agent, Logan, Ks. Pery Heantan, -Eva Hoover, Ethel Pilclier, Eleanor Nottingham, parties that know the real foundation 95 95 95 90 95 100 100 90 SO 90 100 100 100 100 Remember the old reliable Burling will sell lower than any competition. Remember we have always inven yon value received far vour principles of either party.

They are ton when you want to get your prop dead, and tbe young voters vote the Mora Hoover, Willie McKay, Fern niith. First Door East of l'ostoiliee, erty insured. money. Now we propose to give jou more goods than usual for your Pebert Hansaker. money.

republican or democratic ticket simply because tbeir dad or some of their friends belong to the party, and tbe Clara Bichter, Try a bottle of Snyder's Catsup at VV. S. Waters'. Town property to exchange for Kan We have tbe goods and nmt sell them. If you will spend a por Joe Bichter.

tion of your time when iu town looking over our stock and prices, we. are satisfied you will see it to your interest to purchase. sas lands. Logan Lakp Company. young follow tbe example without knowing what they do.

Let our democratic and republican editors put in a S. TAYLOR, Proprietor, Archie Waters, Freddie Beesoii, Georgo Fridges, 10 Elmer Fitzuugh, 10 Dan Workine, 10 Deals in the best quality of Buy the Q- M. G. S. New goods at Fife's.

Our new stock tit Dry goods will soon nine explanation, and not so much dead-to-issue trash. I am a democrat. Clarence Taylor, 10 unrr waters. Sunday was a pleasant day. especi Yours Kespectiiilly, Thos.

Fife: 'oorge raker, lu arrive. JiED bont. ally for the young folks. Mrs. Mahala Fitzpatrick, Mrs.

Jane C. Blakely's died at Beecher City, 111., on Easter Sunday, of cramp in the stomach. She was 75 years of age. This is the second time Mrs. Blakely's family has been visited by death in the last 30 days.

Card ofThaukB. We take this method of returning our thanks to our many neighbors who so kindly assisted and sympathized with via in our late bereavement and hope that they may meet with as good friends when similar troubles shall come upon them. Lewis Koll, Isabella Koll. Union Labor Meeting. The Union Labor Club of Towanda township will meet at the sod church on Saturday evening, April 28, 1888, at early candle light.

Following is the program: Select Reading "The Ulcer Probed." L. D. Robinson. Discussion. John Smith.

95 95 90 90 SO 90 ioa 100 90 100 100 lilt) ly Porter, 10 rank Dye. Groceries ffl Bargains in every department at Thos. Fife's. C. H.

Edgecomb has had a fine sign lore nee Sbackleford. 10 placed on the south end of the drug J.ne rnmipBDurg jjiapatcn nas ut-eu enlarged to a six-column quarto and it now has a patent inside. Jasper Peterson bad the misfortune to get thrown from a wagon on Thursday last and break his leg. The Logan Mandolin Clnb serenaded the different members of the city government last Saturday night. He is coming tbe Magnetic.

Tooth Extractor and Dentist, April 19th and 20th. Don't forget tbe dates-Miss Bertha Sountag. of West Union township, started on Saturday to visit a sister in Dickinson county. W. II.

Hill left Monday evening for Orleans, where be will take his old position on tbe B. A M. road. The M. E.

Chnrch Aid Society will meet at. Palmer's on Wedueeuay afternoon, April 25th at 3 o'clock p. m. Miss Bennett, of Marvin, has l)een visiting with her friends, the Wilkins, for several days and returned on Sunday. L.

E. Burleigh, representing S. C. Wells of Leroy, N. was in our city last Friday and paid this office a pleasant call.

E. C. Fuller left last Thursday for Kansas City, where he had his eye operated upon by Dr. Tyree, a noted oculist; and returned Tuesday, much relieved. Hugh Mitchell, living near Portage, lost a child by scarlet fever on tbe 12th of March and one on the 12th of April.

He has two mote children very sick. General Weaver's speech will be printed and ready for free distribution in a few days. It will be in clear type, so that all may read it. It is worth your time; don't fail. Mrs.

J. V. Thompson, of Glasgow, Cloud county, daughter of Mr. and MrB. P.

Lukinbill, arrived in Logan on Friday last, and will visit relatives at this place for some time. John McKinney and E. Radclifle have gone toMonta Vista, Col. whither tbe Freeman's best wishes follow them as they are both deserving men, and worthy the confidence of any community. Mr.

James McConnack, a successful teacher and an accomplished and pleasant gentleman, has purchased a half interest in the D.mecrat, of Phil-lipsburg. The Fbkicmah wishes tbe new firm every success. Daisy High, store. H. A.

KOONTZ. Manager. Mr. Phillips. who will hereafter Will Yon Suffer with Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint? Shiloh a Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure you.

For sale by S. A. Robinson Bro. 1 Nellie Graves, 9 Beieie Boss, 10 Fena Bichter, Mattie McDonald, 10 Aloha Beeson. 10 have charge of Howell Bros, lumber Queensware, Glassware, Stoneware, yard at this piace, has moved his fam- Ii 1 i i Don't forzet that the Logan Land Cora LIVERY.

FEED AND SALE STABLE. iiy io mis piace. ana eettiea a own to business. Eva Barnard, 10 Pet Potter. 7 Company have made arrangements which enable them to loan money at reasonable rates.

Daisy McEachern, 10 Wm. Rissler has started up another Florence Hrown, 7 meat market. What does it mean? A Stewart Hamilton. 10 Itch, Mange, and Scratches of every FLOUR AND FEED. I will give my customers the benefit of low for cash.

Call and see me. boom to Marvin, or a burial. ind on human or animals Rev. A. F.

Cumbow, preaches next Nora Stanton, 10 Lena Bichter, 8 Etta Allen, 10 Eddie David. 10 Sunday morning at the M.S. church. cured in 30 minutes by Wool ford's Sanitary Lotion. Sold by Robinson A Druggists, Logan, Kansas.

30 Mis subject being. "Influences. Time. General Remarks. S.

D. McFlrey. B. Hinsdell, Sec'y. 1 11.

a. m. Primley's Sarsaparilla, tbe best blood 90 100 100 100 95 100 95 100 95 100 100 100 loo 100 100 90 90 90 100 100 100 100 100 10 purifier in the world, sold at the Palace Drugstore. H.O.BRADLEY. E.

A. PATTERSON. If yon want to insure your property Blanche Blakcly, l'i Mary Enrerj. 8 sura Eogert, 10 Florence Engert, 10 Nora Hill, 10 Stella Bichter. 10 Irving Larrick, 10 Elmer Graves, 0 Willie McEachern, in Junie Wiltrout, 10 Lottie Bridges, 10 Anna Baker, ,10 Mary Becker, 10 Willie McCroskey.

1 in a good company, try the old reliable Burlington. Logan Land Company, agents, Logan, Kansas. Red Dog Flonr, 85 at the Red Front. Stella PUeher, 10 Attendance began, recently. A fine line of triple extract perfum Sickness.

ery at tne Palace Drug store, among which may be found Carnation Pink. Chigue, lily of the Valley and several other standard perfumes. PKOPBIETOBB OP SHHEjPAILACE BEMKGSnE COME TO THIS STORE WHEN YOU WANT DRUGS, RIEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS, TOILET ARTICLES, NOTIONS, PERFUMERY, ETC. Frescnptions Proajitly anJ Correctly FilM, Bay or Hiflii Fasseneers carried to all parts of the country at reasonable rates. That Hacking Cough can be so quick Dr.

H.L. A Tiff IRE, Public Sale. I will offer for sale to tbe highest bidder in the city of Logan on Saturday, April 21, 1888, at 2 o'clock, p. tbe following described property, yiz: 3 horses, 2 mules, 1 pony, wagon, harness, cultivator and plow. Teems.

All sums under $5, cah: on sums over $5 six months time will be given en good security at 12 per cent, interest. Fbank Calx. aaolme Stores. We are again prepared to furnish the trade with the justly celebrated Quick Meal Gasoline Stoves. This year's stoves have all the latest improvements, including tbe self-lighting device, not only on top, bnt under the oven.

This convenience avoids stooping on the part of tbe ladies. Of the 104,000 gasoline stoves sold last year by twenty-seyen manfacturers. 20,317 were Quick Meals, or about one-filth of tbe total industry. Please examine the Quick ral carefully and yon will think with as that it is the most perfect gasoline stove made. Very respectfully, E.

I. King A Co. Horses kept by the week. Care of transient stock a specialty. Best rig in the city furnished at low rates.

ly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it. Sold by Robinson Bros. 1 Physician Surgeon, LOGAN, KAN. Graduate of Jefferson Medical Logan Roller Mills.

College, Philadelphia. Pa. Office, id land office building ot E. Hnff, where I can be found VERLJFF OTSEN, Props. Kansaa.

night or day except when absent on professional calls. Logan, -T1EALKRS IX- -DEALERS IN- Money to Loan at reasonable rates by the Logan Land Company. Fob Sale. 320 acres, 160 acres with 12 acres broke, 100-acre timber entry with 10 acres of growing timber. This body of land ia one of the finest in western Kansas and is nearly all tillable.

Only five miles from Logan. Price, $500 on time. Fob Rent. A farm of 160 acres. 90 acrer broken, 14 acres of winter wheat and some in oats.

Land all fenced and cross-fenced. Good native house in a good neighborhood. Good well and windmUl. Possession given in spring. For further particulars inquire at Freeman office.

38 Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures Consumption. For sale by Robinson Bros. 1 If you are going to breed, breed to the best. John Lynch sold bis eleven-month s-o'd colt, sired by Dougle Me-ian, owned by Tommy Wiltrout, for $74.50, which is the price of an ordinary horse.

41-w5 The pieces on economy, written by A. B. of Big Bend, are causing considerable comment in general. "Little beginnings make mighty endings," Mr. L.

Give it to 'em. Hit 'em hard. You was made for some purpose in the world. Please don't leave and forget your purpose, Why don't yon people set out trees? What is the matter with you? Let our people put up more fences; we need them; the town will look better with them. The Marvin Land and Loan Co.

are doing a good business from general appearances. Lamb, of tbe Kirwin Independent was in town one day last week. Mr. Lamb is always welcome. Arthur Williams and Ed.

Ewell have been released from jail, and Arthur Williams took Monday's train for Iowa. Ji Csow. Union Labor Meeting. The Prairie Dale Union Labor Clnb meets Saturday evening, April 23d. Everybody invited.

Come oat and have a good time. Ed R. Gckney, Sec'y. tin I oh Labor. There will be a meeting at the North Star school honse on Friday evening, April 20, for the purpose of organizing a Union Labor Club.

All who fayor honest laws for honest men should be in attendance. Teachers' Kxanilaaiian. There will be an examination of teachers held at th school house in Pbillipsburg, on Saturday, April 28, 1888, beginning at 8 o'clock a- m. J. H.

You no. Co. Snpt. For sale. Three good mules, three good horses, three new milch cows with calves by their aides, two grade steers, fifteen sbotes, farming utensils of every description, corn, seed corn, and millet; also some household goods.

Call on James A. Nelust at Portage, Rooks county. Kansaa. 41, Attention, Farmers and itreed- era. Tommy Wiltrout is still on deck with two of the best grade horses In northwestern Kansas and anyone contemplating breeding should call and see them.

He bas "reduced the price to within the reach of all $10 for single mare or $18 per span. These horses wiU be found at T. W. Wiltrout'a barn, near the Ferrett House every day in the week. 41-w5 FLOUR, FEED and GIUIKL Walter Mann, a boy sixteen years of age, was kicked to death at Denemore on the 17th inst.

He was working for Asa Burch and in attempting to pass between two horses was kicked on tbe head by one of them, crushing his skull and killing him instantly. A new choir has been organized at the M. E. chnrch, composed of the following members: Mr. and Mrs.

W. A. Beeder, Mrs. Henry Bash ford, Miss Argie Bod well, Miss Emma Bowman. MissOllie Osborn, Mr.

S. McCroskey and Mr. E. I. King.

Mrs. H. 8. Knight will act as organist. Died.

Of scarlet fever, on the night Of the 15th, Edward Koll, son of Lewis and Isabella Koll, aged 18 months. The little fellow had been sick but a few days and died very suddenly. It will be recollected that Mr. and Mrs. Koll lost their second son, a lad of 11 years about the first of last June by the bite of a rattle snake.

Smith Clapp had the misfortune to have his team ran away about two miles northwest of town near Isaac Peterson's place on Thursday of last week. The buggy was turned completely over with Mrs. Clapp and baby in it, who escaped with but slight injuries. Mr. Clapp had previously jumped from the buggy.

It is a wonder that tbe runaway did not result more disastrously. Last evening there was a surprise H. LAMB, PRACTICAL--' WaiolimaKer. HARDWARE, Stoves, Ranges, Tinware, ALSO HANDLE THE CELEBRATED X. Manufacture the following Brands of Flour: PATENT, STRAIGHT.

THREE AtlD FOUR K. arQrders from Retail and Wholesale Dealers Solicited. BlaeHuiatlain and Neuralgia Cured in 2 Day. The Indiana Company have discovered a compound which acts with truly marvelous rapidity in tbe cure of Rheumatism and Neuralgia. We guarantee it to cure any and every case of acute Inflammatory Rheumatism and Neuralgia in TWO DAYS, and to give immediate relief in chronic cases and effect a speedy cure.

On receipt of thirty cents, in two-cent stamps, we will send to any address the prescription for this wonderful compound, which can be filled by your home druggist at a small cost. We take this means of giving our discovery to tbe public instead of putting it out as a patent medicine, it being much less expensive. We will gladly refund vour money if satisfaction ia not given. The Indiana Chemical 8-32-lyr Crawfonisville. Ind.

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ROBINSON. 110KDTS0X- IDG STORE. Tffl LOGAN with cbas. a. rwAar.

south sice or iLaix cruxr. KANSAS. LOGAN. We are prepared to do all kindu of Sheet Iron, Tin and Galvanized Iron work on abort notice and at reasonable rates. Satisfaction guaranteed.

The Glidden folks own all patents on barbed wire and reserve for themselves the only scientific principle by which barbed wire is made, combining and beauty. We have a limited amount of this wire for sale, which will be sold at prices that can be obtained two hundred miles further east. Dye Sons. Farmer, keek! Here ia what yon are all interested in. Listed corn at last controlled.

An attachment for your cultivators can be had for $6 that can be attached to any cultivator; an attachment that is durable and cheap, that can be handled by a bov as well as a man. We do not want yon to taxe our word for it come tha K. Rluk. J. PORTER, 8.

A. R0BWS0U BRO. a 7 LLbuLLrLili The Santa Fe Uunnlng its Own Trams from Kansas City to Chicago. The Chicago, Santa Fe A California Railway, being tbe Chicago extension of the Atchison road, is completed to Chicago and commences on Sunday, April 29th. to run through trains from Kansas City, Topeka, Atchison and St.

Joseph to that city. Tbe trains of the new line will be of tbe Vestibule pattern, of which so much has been said in the east, and will give tbe people of the west an opportunity to dip in and enjoy this mncn vaunted luxury. Tbe idea of popularizing the line with travelera has induced the Kanta Fe to make a notable innovation con DEALERS IN ALL Razor Honing and Leap Year party at the residence of Mr. J. J.

Wiltrout in honor of Miss Mand Wiltrout and her cousin, Mr. W. Mills, who were taken entirely by eur prise, Mr. Mills being abeent at the time the company assembled. Ihe evening passed away very pleasantly and shortly after eleven clock the gay young party dispersed for their several homes, feeling that this bad been one of the happy events of the season.

A man arrived in Atchison last night over the Missouri Pacific from Lenora, with four thousand chickens, enroute to Los Angeles. He states that the freight on his cargo from Lenora to Atchieno amounted to $84. If thi rate is carried out the freight on bis chickens will amoant to over $200, or about twelve cents apiece. Consider-ing tbe origininal cost and tbe probable loss on the way, it ia estimated that tbe chickens will cost the shipper forty cents apiece before they can be placed on tbe market at Loa Angele. It ia believed that tbe freight charge is excessive, and ia conflict with the rwrie'i of th ivW-ttito co-pr-croa IjT- v.

-DIAIiEBS IS- orr o.rTfrTrmTT. ttt ILUJIlDEn, UJLi WisJlilJ. VHV iJ Wl LIMB, CTTT-TTINT AND HAIR mm EKu8 Urlj Ictia a Dm zU -Wf r'l r-t rt tn Sterns Prophesies. Belew am some weather prophesies bf lrf R. Hicks, who has distiaguJsbea htuself by his accurate predictions ia use past: A disturbing astronomical cause Is central oo April 1st.

tbe period will end about tbe 4th, cool weather and frost for seVexal days will follow. Froia the 11th to tbe J7tb of April showers will abound with a heavy stoma possible during "dan. Kr days." The-beaviei storms of the mouth aiay certainly expected duriix the period beirianins; about the 21 and rndiac the Sth, Expect the phone atcas to vary ia character, sceardlne; to the general prosit of seosea. frant soath to north. All iruin, of whatever character, nt tbie I'-tU bohanl.

fcasw a aeee of U. Ifost w4 -A5D ALLKIKSS OI nected with its Vestibule Trains: no All eastern ami th Shop. We want yon to take it extra charge will be made. linea charge extra for tbe additional aud try it. If it doea not suit yon.

bring it back. Tbe experiment wiil aptt A-Nm SOFT COAL. H. 0. WILSON, llanaer.

tl3 Of crrt of outh doors Chop, on Street, two coat you nothing. Manufactured by ag. Alattiuacrared C. A. Rlaktlt A Rcxd.

accommodation. Onr people attending the KpobIi-I can Convention in Jane wiU save a trtZJ- 1C.wA 4- KJ 4..