The Alliance Herald from Stafford, Kansas • 1

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i i fT "We have been informed Geo. Ab- Plant your campaign subscription. 1 will tay to the readers this week that Geo. Bousnian visited iiutcninson xue- AYENABIUS." "CAEB0LHEU1 I bott, of the Abbott Lumber Company will soon leave for St. Louis.

lilss Garvin is In Colorado and Ls not re- day. sponsible for anything that appears In the renry Colby, of Dodge City was here We will exchange l.T HEBiXD'fi colums. ll mere Uhia week. in the paper that you don't like, do not go v. vnnr criftVSnCeS.

DUt Come tO I flour, chop or meal for grain, Alliance Milling Company. lu uu nu ft' me and make your kick. I have done all Geo. Walker started to Topeka on business Tuesday. Richard Newell has returned from his trip to Missouri.

rmaro trivtt vou the news this Harvest hands are in a big demand. It would be a good idea if these fellows around town who are looking for work would ask some of the farmers for a situation. They could easily get it. The first lecture under the auspices of the Minister's Association will be given by Elder S. P.

Nold at the Christian church on Friday evening June 19. Subject 'Our customs or the ways we have." We have been authorized by Sect. F. L. your subscription We need Pay week, and hope you will bear with me until the editor returns.

IIOSEA. TJaMMITT. money. WOULD EA3IED, WOOD PRESERVING OIL STAIN WHAT WE GUARANTEE IT TO DO, 1st. To preserve any kind of wood above or under ground or water, and prolong its life at least 100 per cent.

2nd. To prevent moisture from penetrating into brick or stone walls and preserve themisame as wood. 3rd. To keep off all sorts of insects, vermin or other enemies of wood or objectionable and destructive. 4th.

That shingles or grain barges c'oated with Carboline-um will not rot, warp or crack. "Look out for the paint," Is Joe's cry at the present time. The rains this week will make oir harvest somewhat later. T. W.

Halveson and wife visited friends S. C. Turner is agent for the Aultman Foreman. It seems like Stafford catches all the rain Have you inspected the Reliance Taylor Thresher, the Cummiogs Header, and the McCormick all Steel twine binder 'and don't forget. tf Crane, of Bedford Alliance to announce that owing to the immense wheat crop In in St.

John Tuesday. J. C. Duiland, of K. made a business our vicinity, Bedford Alliance resolved at last meeting, June 12, to dispense with the celebration on Juiy 4th in Fans' arove, ss The best grades of Jack Harden has moved his family In the Vickers house.

See Garvin for special prices on Binding Twine. The K. of P. Boys worked rather late on Monday evening. Colo, coal at the Feed trip to our city Tuesday.

C. G. Webb started Tuesday for an extended trip through the east. J. M.

Evans, of Sterling, wa? doing business in our city Tuesday. Store. tf about that time. We would be pleased to have you call and get one of the pamphlets, and read the testimonials. The Stafford Minister's Association met at the residence of Rev.

Maughlin Mon For Sale or Trado. We have about fifteen or twenty head Hank Soice is hauling several thousand day Juno 15. It was there decided to con-tinu3 the eame program over until Monday of horses, mai es and fillies; will weigh Hotice To Sub-Unions. June 22nd. Meetinz to te held at the Persuant to a resolution at the last regu Baptist church at 3 p.

m. The famous White Sewing Machine at John Garvin's Frank Larabee has returned from his kit to Kansas City. John Garvin was doing business In Bt. John this week. Grant Dawson and family, of St.

John, Sundayed In the city. lar meeting of the Stafford county Alli from ten to twelve hundred. We will sell or trade for good young geldings. Also some cheap farm teams, in the way of horses and mules. PiiiCE, Ferris Boehme.

bushels of wheat to market this week. Fair Shaak Lbr. Co. have received a large supply of paint, oils and Alabastine. Al Stubbs and E.

L. Hillis are canvassing the county for Granger's Warrant Register. An A. 0. U.

W. lodge ha3 been organiz- HOTEL MIDLAND. Having again taken charge of the HOTEL MIDLAND, I would be I ance, Brother Hunt, Co. Lecturer, will be Those desiring to do fencing should remember that the Western Lbr. Co.

carry at the following named places, and Broth an unlimited supplv of posts, wire er "WatTfif Pnnntv Pr5nlpnt. will be i i.i and are selling IS at reduced rates, cheaper with him at all the meetings now named, glad to welcome all my former patrons, ana omers, Dotn commercial anu Don't fail to see the Roller Grain Drill Joe Stivers made a business trip to St. ed here, and from reports it started out in than ever sold in the city. Give them call. tf.

rejrnlar, assuring them John Sunday evening. the best drill made. S. C. Turxer tf.

Agent. Bulk garden seed at Turners. tf that thej -will find, aa heretofore, every thing MRS. L. WOE HELL.

first-class. Several bova around town took the on and will talk in the interest of th9 Mutual Protection Association. All meeiog will be held with open doors. Every one is invited to be present. Come with your song books and let us have a good time.

wf ental Monday eveniDg. good shape. Arbitration suit at Clyne's store this week, it appears that Joe does not want to pay for the "old style." J. A. Maxey, formerly of the Kingman Journal, was in the city on business the latter part of last week.

For good soft pine tank lumber and soft Piano. The Alliance Herald and Alliance Tribune, only $1.65 cash ia advance. pine flooring call at Fair Lumber Yd. 4-2t Robt. Rankin, Frank Dellinger and In some localities the worm has badly damaged the wheat crop.

MACHINE OILS AT BOTTOM FIGURES AT GARVIN'S. SamHaEton, of Sterling, was doing business In the city Friday. JL M.Moore, of Topeka, was doing business In the city Saturday. E. Albaao.

W. Abano. Johns' 8 II H. O. DOEKEt, Call and get prices on paints and oils.

Can save you some Farmington Livingston John Marshal was telling hsh stories on last Tuesday, we did nGt stay to see who came out best. Remember that the Fair Shaak Lbr. The K.of P. Boys will please bear in mind the public installation at St. John on -DEALER IN- Our Csrter Green Ridge Thursday, 23, Friday, 29, Saturday, 80, Monday, June 1 rj ueday, 2 Wednesday 3 Thursday 4 Friday 5 Saturday 6 Monday, 8, Tuesday, 9, Wednesday, 10, Thursday 11, Friday, 12, Saturday 13, HARNESS SADDLERY GOODS.

letter Co. sellsfeood lumber and at living prices money. F. O. WatSOU.

the 14th of next month. II. D. McQuade has received a from F. II.

Snow, in regard to the Harmony wheat ana wnat you purccase. at. me a call. East of 4 Douglas? I use nothing but the easiest bst of Oak-Leather. Givo the Macksvillo Hotel.

riding cart tf The best made and at S. C. Turner. Empire, lt Dell Optic. The Benevolent Society adjourned at their last regular meeting until the first Tuesday in November.

Kansas. Macksville, Terra Bell We sell Twine at Cost to parties buying a binder from us. Jonx Gaiivin Hdw. Co. Chaa, Rumford la building a large barn oa his ranche south west of town.

Id Wellepp and wife, of St. John; took dinner at the Midland Hotel, Sunday. Wm. Wbndlmg has accepted a position with the Fair Shaak Lumber Company, The poetoffice will soon be moved to the Republican office on West Broad Clarksburg. Ilappj' Valley which we will puDlish next week.

B. F. Powell's tent arrived tl.is week, and the boys are now making pre parations to go out camping for several days. T. W.

Halveson lectured on "The Ways of the Mormons" to theEpwortii League In the'M. E. Church of this city Tuesday evening Mrs. It. E.

Stubbs, Sec'y. If our merchants wish to enliven their trade, we suggest that they try a little Dwarf Broom Corn Seed at the Feed Store. 11 J. Westgate, Pre-s. D.

E. Hunt, Lecture, have more printers' ink, of which we full supply. FARMERS MAW A precautious little maid of four years Fine Playing Cards. being seated at a neighbors table when "Wehave a good stock of No 1 white oak and red cedar fence potts. 4-2t toufrua was served, remarked "This -Cj is sewing society meat, aint it aunty?" STAFFORD, KANSAS.

THE OLDEST BANK IN THE CITY. Send ten (10) cents in stamps or coin to John Sebastian, Gen'l Tkt and Pass. Agent Chicago, Bock Island Pacific Failway, Chicago, for a pack of the latest, smoothest, slickest platying cards that ever gladdened the eyes and rippled along the fingers of the devotee to High- Fair Shaak Lbr. Co. Itemember the Herald is the paper in which to plant your nd.s.

if you -wish to reach the bone and sinew of Stafford The cheapest United States Marshal Dick. Walker came in from Topeka, Tuesday evening, for a few days visit among friends and relatives. Elder S. P. Nold'will preach his farewell sermon at the Christian church Sunday evening June 23th, as his resignation takes effect on that evening.

of Kansas City, la la town, ground Oil Cake, $2 is J. way. Jim and Gilliam Hopper was on our streets Saturday and made us a pleasant call. Joe's beet girl called on him Sunday and fihut him off from writing to the other There has been a large amount of old wheat marketed this week at 80 cents per busheL D. Lababek, President, F.

S. Lababee. Yicrr-rrseid Lakabez, President, F. S. Larabee, F.

D. Larabitm, Cashier. per cwt. at the Feed Store. county.

We have the largest and most complete stock of Lumber in thecounty. in Five, Seven-Up, Casino, Dutch Euchre, Whist or any other ancient or modern game, and get your money's worth five times over. 43 Intorost allowed on Time Deposits. Drafts Bold on New York, tiu vite you to calland see us when in need of any building material. Glass, putty and best harvesting machine sas City and Foreign Countries.

This Bank extends to its Customer aa looking after the interests of the U. S. Wind and Engine Co. They are the manufacturers of the famous Halliday wind oil at Turner's. tt 4 2t Fair Shaak Lbr.

Co. excelled facilities for the economical transaction of every of til If you hayo to GRUB your wheat business. Good Business Paoer discounted at Current Bates. A Summer Country. buy a Curcmiag3 Header.

tf. Ottawa Assembly, At Ottawa, Kansas, June 16 to 26, 1801. It is almost time for your summer vaca tion. The Santa Fe. route runs direct to When you go fishing call on Joe Stivers he will tell you how to prepare for the occaolen.

James St. John, of Hutchinson, was In the city looking after his Interests laht Saturday. Mr. Taylor, of the Stafford Mercantile Tickets on sale Tune 15, and 16, limited after milL Miss Jessie B. Wallace and her sister, came In from St.

Louis this week and we understand, will make this their future home. We extend to them a hearty welcome and hope they may long remain in our midst. Manatou Springs, Cascade Canon, Green The IIekald from now on until election for 50 cents. TV to return June 27, inclusive at one fare for the round trip. C.

P. Downing, Agent Mo. Pac. Ry. lis ii ill Job printing done at this office.

S65 Mountain Falls and Woodland tbe prettiest resort in Colorado. Watch out for announcements of Tourist Rats to Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver-, Inquire of J. F. Local Agent A. T.

S. F. 1L 11 fin nnnt Sunday with his family in Prof. Woodward's summer school will of the The Greatest Amusement For the best buggies or carts, see tf S. C.

TUBSER. Season." A fishing social at Gere's Hall up stairs. MADE THIS.REMARZ, THAT HE COULD BUT -1 Hutchinson, G. F. Tucker, the popular dentist, of Hutchinson, made his regular visit to this city last Friday.

geott Young started Sunday evening for It is to De given by the Ladies of the Baptist church. A cordial invitation to all Out at Last. Some weeks since notice was published Machine oils at Watson's. and especially the younsr people. Don't of the Music Edition of the Alliance' and A $2.50 A Woven Wire Spring for $2.00 Colorado where he will open a branch begin Monday, June 29, and continue four Classes will be organized in all the common school branches and bookkeeping.

Tuition $1 per week or $3 for the term in advance. Bousman and fort have reported pension vouchers which they execute jis amounting to over $2,400 a quarter, and there are a great many more comes to this city which they do not execute. "We are very sorry to report that we forg-. the time, Friday night, June 26. Mrs.

J. Gebe, Sec. Labor Songster. We have now received a specimen copy and it is a daisy for sure. "When looking for a cultivator, don't It contains 86 pieces a larger number fail to see the Disc Cultivator, at Chautauqua Assembly.

Winfield, Kansas, June 23rd to commission house. Joha Marshall, of Kansas City, came in this weak to visit a few days among old friends in the city. "Who la kthat hu eharce of those fine And other goods cheap for CASH. line of Undertaking Goods con- July than the word edition) and it is the finest of work throughout. The prices are, tf S.

C. Turner. minor invo 9fV twclvA rnnipq hrar(i cover 25c; twelve $2.50. Address stantly I onl-hand. 3rd.

For the above named occasion the JIo. Pac. will sell tickets at one first class fare for the round trip June 22nd and 23rd, limited to return July 5. C. P.

Downing, Agent. II- L. Vincent, "Winfield, Kan. S. E.

PEACOCK, have not been troubled with female callers this week. The editor has been in Colorado and the Bewing circle adjourned until her grinning physiognomy again appears inside the sanctum window. A horse race was one of the amusements WANTED. To exchange 50000 lbs. flour for wheat, within the next 30 Cor.

Main Broadway. OUR OFFER. "We are now prepaired to furnish you with the beet of Allimce litatura at low Notice to Sub-TJnions. trees In the park? and why Is It they ar not being cultivated. Roby to Stivers having the Interior of their drug store re -painted which pre-eeata a tine appearance.

The wholesome and geulal hearted Billy Totter of St John paid Stafford a visit oae dty this week. Buslaess Is surely flourishing. We Judge from the large number of traveling Hiea ia the city this week. rates. vY can give you with the alli be held at the last meeting In June.

Each CtaVS at the ance IIerali), the Advocate for $1,75 Sub-Union will be furnished with a blank Feed Store. Kansas Farmer $1.75, and Alliance Tri on which you should report the election bune for $1.65. These pppers are printed in the city lasi Thursday. A man came through with a herd of horses and matched a race against old "Dad." When the race was run he found out that he was in It, (the eoup.) He left herw with ten dollar worth of experience. J.

R. Campbell, of St. Joe, 3Io- an ex at Topeka, and those desiring to keep of officers to the state headquarters. It is also necessary for you to make a report of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF STAFFORD. IXTo.

8352. PAID UP CAPITAL, $60,000. posted oa. the leading topics, should take Subscribe for the IIerjlld and Alliance Tribune, 1.65. the officers elected, to the county secre advantage of our club rates.

tary. The election of delegates to the 1 county meeting to be held in Bt. John, the pert engineer, was in the city Saturday, Hot Springs, Ark. JOHN IIALL, President, Ii. M.

WALLACE, Vice-Preheat. 3rd Tuesdav in Julv. should be attended Seed Oats at the Feed Stoke. C. G.

WEB I Cashier. A. E. ASHEH, AssUtant Cashier. Tourist tickets days, now W.

C. Gardiner, who owns a Urge cattle raaca la Arizona, Is In the city disposing of some of hla cattle to parties in this city. Claude Duval, of Hutchinson, was In towm Monday making the merchants happy, with his list of low prices on gro- to at the same time. L. E.

Potter, E. J. "Westgatk. on sale at Missouri Pacific depot, choice exhibiting the Bteam thresher which McXeil is agent for. lie is a fine engineer and showed his machine up in shape and with pleasing results, lie left for home Sunday morning.

Almost erery email boy about town has of two routes at very low rates. Call and Secretary. President. e-et reduced round trip rates to Texas Does a General Banking Business. Office Hrura from 9 A.

M. to 4 P. 51. Directobs J. F.

McKinney, S. K. Wilhite, J. F. Gill.

John nail, C. O. WV Bradley tf S.C. Turner ls selling the Wheeler make of bujrgies. V.

points. C. P. Dowsixo, Aeett. Sons of Veterans.

An effort is being made to organize a camp of Sonsjof Veterans in this city. mt 1 1 At a large bunch of keys of various kinds and sizes in his possession. Keys, like It. 11. Wallace, W.

E. Ball. STAFFORD, STAFFORD SAP! A Treat. is head- Watson v4 Lave made arrangements by inose eugiwe to memiemup are lae TVTaohiriP sons' not less than 13 years of asra of de- QUar IUj. -LYXct HIH ceriee, Wm.

Bpaageuberg, Ben Stimpert, Newt Sftoholt and Bert Ukens, of Hudson, at. leaded the K. of P. lodge in this city Monday evening. Mr.

Reed, of Turon was In the city Tuesday oa his way home from St, ohn where he had been on business connected with his bank. which tre can give you one copy of oils. ceased or honorably discharged soldiers, sailors or marines who served in the pistols the hands of boys, are liable to cause trouble, and parents miht do well to hold an interview personally with their future George "Waghingtons and Abraham Lincolns. La Crosse Clarion. A couple of our quiet citizens had a tba Leaves worth Weekly Times one vear free, to every subscriber to us when In need of good Don't forget job work.

the Alliaxcz Heeald. NEW SPRING GOODS Union Army or Nay during the civil war of 1S61-5. The objects of this order tre to keep green the memories of our fathers and their sacrifices the Union, and to promote their Interests and welfare For $3. we will tend you the Leav enworth Daily times one veer, and a Screen doors end screen wire at tf S. C.

Turner's. n-rv of the Alixixoe Heeald. one slight altercation on main street Saturday evening and there would probably have been bloodshed hai it not been for the timely appearance of Marshal Lenager, who came up and told them if they didn't fly he would ruu them ia. Of course. 7 as opportunity may offer or necessity may demand; to aid and assist in caring for their helpless and disabled, veterans; to rear free.

This gives vou a cbaDce to croc are the best literature vtith WM. MERSHON'S. FULL LINE OF NEW extend aid and protection to their widows Machine oils from 35c to 75c "per gallon it mX.y" be and it 'May" not lx a reported, brt it look rather suspicious that pur little "May" Is aomewhat stuck on the name "AIay.r CL B. Darr left for Colorado Sprlng-s? Friday eveninE, to jln hU family who have been there several Kionth and will make bis future home. The rain fell thick and fast on last Mon little expense.

and orphans; to perpetuate the memory of they flew, and the marshal hove a sigh of relief. Abe is always arountl (the corner) their heroic dead, and the proper observ-j x. cori'c when there's trouble. Eumaer Tourist Ticirsia fcsa3on ance or Memorial uiy ana to aia ana as cf 1301. i til 53V P5 flJgJ Pertle Springs, Sweet JIcAl- The Western Ltr.

Co. sre over stocked with fencing material and it wiil be dis sist worthy and needy members of our order. All Sons of Veterans who are elegi-ble should join thia order. It a. duty ii PP 5 5 mm mrim A lively game of ball was played in this city Saturday, between the Stafford Association and St.

John League, The park was crowded and seats in the grand stand lLter Springs an many mher popular posed of at astonishing low prices. Give health rejrt, will he on sa Mo. P.ic. we owe our fathers, who went bravely us a call. tf.

Depot after June IS with a fSnai Ihui: to forth and faced the roaring cannon and deadly bayonet and fought faithfully to sold at a good price. We did not learn what the gate receipts amounted to. The game was interesting from the start to the That cannot be beat in Style, Quality or Prices. Also a iare uphold our freedom. For further par day, and from the present outlook corn will la all probability drop to tboul 15 cents per bushel before the snow files.

The farmers we making preparations for the wieat harvest which ls almost hew, and It promises to be the largest har-Tet that Kansas ever had. It is feared that not enough men ean be procured to harvest the enoiwou6 crop. If the merchants wish their 'adV to reach the farminsr class they should plant them in the IIekaxd. rtlnrn October 31. 12.15 tuvs around trip to Ptrtle Spring-, and to other points equally low.

Before taking your sumtrer outing drop In and get posted on rates stock ticulars call on II. D. McQua.de, who has finish. At the close of the the score the petition for charter. stood 35 to 8 in favor of the home team.

And everything usually kept in a General Store. We want your Poultry, and routes. C. P. Dowsiko, They will cross bats a'- St.

John in the Fencing material cheaper than the IIosea. IlAirarrr, First Sergeant, Camp No. 209. Agent. Batter, and Eggs.

Highest market prices. 1 cheapest at the Western Lbr. Co. tf. near future.

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