Augustine Herald from Augustine, Kansas • 1

IV. AUGUSTINE SPRINGS, LOGA COUNTY, KANSAS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1891, 9RJ93KSi nos. lviaaifiran. AUGUSTINE HERALD, 'Published every Thursday, at" Augustine Loan County. Kansav More suow more blizzard.

Ed Cocayne made 3, second trip within the week to Leoti yesterday, for Cocayne Foster. ''Dudo" Chaffer the day Toledo fWeeMy Blade, 13Q1. ONJjY one dollar. aa Entered at tbe Poetofficein Augustine, Kaas i for transmission through the mails Would aiinoim.ee to his munerous customer? Jn Wallace, Loffan and adjoi- counties that he keeps the largest and best assormet west of town, Monday. Where? as second-class matter.

E. P. E. L. STEPHENSON, and Proprietors Tljurstlay, February 5 189J.

L. G. Cocayne still team making tri-weekly tris to Leoti. The meeting of the Township Board, last Saturday, charged tjieir salaries and adjourned till later. The A.

D. Qo. will meet Saturdaj evening, if the weather is favorable. All members are requested to in attendance. Powell Reese and Ed, came in Saturday, from Iowa, where they have been for the past four months.

They report matters in the Jlawkeye state, and are glad to get back to the land of flowers is the question unanswered. The iunior of The Herald re-turned to Finney c.o.nnty, Friday, to close up his affairs there. He in tended being at home by Sunday night, but snow and blizzards kepi: TJie mostopiiiar weekly newspaper the United States, the largest circulation, and the only strictly Weekly Newspaper that' ever succeeded in obtaining- and holding1, year Ever brought to WesteinJausas. lie also keeps a full stock of Notice. TThe ppsloSpe will Here after be open, on Sundays, from one oclocfc p.

m. until four. L. 0. P.

GROCER ES atteryear, a circulation in every 'State aid Territory (arid nearly every county) of the United States. All the news, better departments and more first-ojass entertaining- and, instructive reading than in any othey (dollar" paper published. PROVISIONS, him on tho road until Monday. "Yes, I said IngalLs would be de- a hestnut. leatco, is a common L.

G. Cocayne succeeded in get-ting lost a second time this winter, Saturdav night. As Lou carries Ranchmens' Supplipg, slorv to commence the first of'the vear "To the Victors the belong written specially for the IiL.vbE by Oliver: spoils," Whs appropriately observed nothing "spiritual" in liquor shape uptio. "Money Kenes. A series ot special articles on "Side Isses," w4ten ior and sunshine.

Allan Walkey was trading in Augustine, one day last week. in awarding the county printing this but cider, and there are no young TT 't? KKI) the Blade. Blade China Sets and Bunner' Hi vear. Sets given club raisers. Snnd for specimen, copy oF4.th'e'Wj:EKtY Blade and read our interesting announcemeiits lor the coming' I 1 -v.

4 ladies 011 road home, we cannot account for his gojng estray. In fact.Jie denls.in IN.G. If yon Jon't see ul at yon s-U ior he's got it 11 i store i headquarters for LOW P1UCES. us proven to you by a visit to the Oltl House of No more will we hear the i'amil-jar saying that the J'deealogue and golden rule have no place in year. Specimens.

A specimen copy will giv you a better idea of the Weekly Blade than any description we can g-ive in an advertisement. We there-lore invite everybody t'o write us for a speci The present mail carrier, Mr, Andrews, deserves the thanks of the patrons of the offices on his route for his efforts in getting the mail through, the past week. At no "politic; men, which we will cheerfully mail you free: and at the same time please mail us a list of names ot your friends and neighbors, and we will alo ma'irtheui speicimcbs. 3 time ban the weather and roads been Wallace, Confidential to Agents. Anybody canjearn ten dollars very ouick- Amos Glanville is again oa the sick list.

Logan Smith and Charley Thornton have been taking in the "festive" Jack-rabbits during the past week. Mrs. Logai Smith contemplates leaving for Colorado, soon, where sbe expects to secure employment. On Wednesday last the wind blew lots of Logan county's soil over into Wichita Sunday returned it at 10 per cent, interest. "Oh, the snow, the beautiful as bad as during the last week not even when we were seven davs Wsj-rig" ctubs for the Blade.

We are W. Kriarr Jim. Donnell seems to be determined to move Leoti or a good shftre of it to his farm, as he is still mpyinj buildings from there. Thfe mortgage crop this year bids air to fall pejow the average. As patters now look, the homesteader stands a fair show to get out of bondage.

without a mail. William Lutz and one of his boys started to Wallace Saturday, on arriving at Mr. McCarthey's now paying- tne rug nest amount lor clubs ever olfered by any newspaper. We want agents everywhere. -Write us for confidential terms to Address, Tif.E BLADE.

Toledo. OI1L0. Hair Dresser, arber and WALLACE, Mr. L. concluded to return home, KANSAS.

A. TE I unilertfikp to brieflv Tv 3S teach any tuirly intpllijruut prnsuu of cUIkt uex, who can vend and aud who, after instruction, will wofk industriously, how to eeurn Thr(-e the road being yet unbroken. The boys continued on their snow," how soon will it be gone? Tom, Dick and Harry. Year in their own loralitius.whiToverthevlive.I wiH aisofiimish get home until Sund did not eyening. A NOVEL.

15 A RN. The nagnificent wheat outlook is causing a boom in farm lands in Kansas. It is the general belief that many a farm will enpngh wheat to ppy lop itsejf this year. the situation or employ men which you can rani that amount. No money for me unless sum -esslul as above.

Kiisilyknd quicUiy learned. I desire hut one orker from each district I have already taught and provided with a larora number, who are $8000 a ynii-each. It'sSKW and SOLISi. Full particulars 5C EK. Address at onre, 4 1 1 wlVV V7 A.

LJ They haven't the pluck Garden Ciiy Imprint. The United States Government has erected on the Grass Station fit this place a barn Avhich is a new departure in the building line. The building- is 40 feet long, 18 feet wide, 10 feet hig-h, with a shingle roof at one half paklcy Graphic, 4.BE THE LEADING DEALERS IX Groceries, Dry Goods, Notions. that Ed Cocayne possesses, who has made two and trips every week to Leoti since the snow blockade. A a special meeting of the county commissioners held last Tuesday, it was unanimously agreed to engage the services of W.

II. Moore, expert We admonish the Clipper to be careful what truths it titter; against Sims or it may lose its land office patronage. Uttering1 truths 11 KKky Mountain New.s. ESTABLISHED The Daily News, of seventy-two columns, pitchmaking- a Jiay moy of six tons capa city, with a complete floor the building-. It has a capacity for forty head of cattle, and against republican office-holders seems to be ill Lee Monroe's mind, a heinous crime pun has a capacity ior reading matter equal to the cost complete $190.

The walls are made of Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, FurnishingiGo ds Flour and Salt, baled rye straw laid up with broken goints, large Eastern papers." It aims to furnish all the news of the day. complete in detail yet ishable by death. Too true, Bro. Kinney; too true. concise form.

It ia devoted to Western, aud and fastened down with two wooden dowel pins to each bale. Eig-ht tons of straw was especially to Colorado interests. Our Special Telegraph Service is supe used in the walls, twelve inch joists were Senator-elect Peffer has already rior to that 01 any other lournal west ot bt. Louis. The News employs more agents and used for botl floors, and the roof is of shingles.

The structure is both solid and coxn pays mora money for special dispatches than If CLOTHING IN THE' LATEST STYLE. gained favor with the working class of America; especially in his ortable, and for cheapness as well as durabil all oiner estern newspapers comoinea. The News is issued everv day of the year. ity surpasses any thing in the way of a barn The Weeklt News furnishes a compendium accountant, to examine the books of the county. from its organization to the prpsent time.

For this service he is to receive $700. For the past two years it has been the howl that the county was being plundered, and as wq understand it, the board felt in duty bound to have this work done though it cost the county twice that amount. X-ogan County Re 01 eveiy notable event, at home and abroad, that we have seen. Should there be any "with a liberal supply of choice, original and danger of the stock eating the straw in the views on the tariff question, in which ftp believes luxuries should be taxed and necessaries of life placed selected articles, sueciaiiy adapted to tamuy Kan SclS. walls a coat of coal tar will be an effectual K.

J. entertainment and instruction. It is the best weekly family newspaoer published in the West preventive. Who will say that Uncle Sam is not an educator? pn tho free list. A feature of both the Daily and Weekly editions of the Sews, of the first importance to the public, is our periect system of market reports.

The absolute reliability of our commercial department has long been recognized by the businessmen of the state, and every issue wilt continue to furnish a true reflejc of the latest Kansas City." Chicago and St. well as local quotations. JLhe day 01 "a nomination in publican. Kansas, by the republican party, is "Dr. Augustine," at your service, is the way our genial townsman, Lyd is now addressed.

Loyd equivalent to an election," is a thing pf the past, and now those fellows who were democrats, down east can return to their political arty, and vote their sentiments without fear or faypr. this distinction from the surgeon-like manner in which he has placed several of L. G. Cocaine's bovines on their feet during the re IT iS C'OpSlG SUSllK, Wallace Gazette. The interest with which irrigation for western Kansas is being talked up singurs well for the future of this section of country.

The people and the newspapers are in aceoyd, and water for irrigating purposes in the near future can be said to be a fixed fact. Let it once become known that we can have plenty pf wafer in western Kansas, it will not be long before every acre of land will be taken up and put under cultivation. The towns will grow and thrive as they never thrived before. Every quarter section or less will contain an orchard of The markets will teem with the choicest of our highways be adorned with stately trees. We have the soil to bring this to pass, but.

we lack that great water. But this great need of water will soon be overcome. Capitalists, both at home and the subject under consideration; companies are orgnaizing and will soon come to our relief. The day is not far distant w-hen a farm means a small fortune to its fortunate possessor. Stick to your land, for the day will come when you will be glad that you took the Gazette's advice.

cent storms. He successfully TEUMS OF suBscmrnpN. DAILY. One Year, by mail. ix ifioatlt mail, 5.

00 Sunday mail, per year 2.56 Owe Year, Iby sua.il, in advance, 1.00 One Vear, liy Sample eopies either Edition on appli--( a All communications must be addresedto Mews IPrisatiBig Denver. Colorado. cow that was unable to stand alone, and now reports his Pngalls, Clarkson, Mclvinley, Foster and a half-dozen more office-seekers, do not believe it an ill-omen to wait for clead mens shoes as is indicated by the rush they are making on Harrison for the office made vacant by Secretary Win-tlom's death. patient as under good headway 6,50 Per Ton. towards recovery.

It will not surprise us in the least if Loyd gives up his vocation of taffy eating and engages inpracticing medicine. Snutr little fortunpshnvbeen madett Ferryman and Jones, as the tail work for us, bv Anna Austin, tVIVxiis, ami Tok'tlo, Ohio. PIKie cur. uthci'9 nre we-weii. vv ay '-(Mut you? t'nm over 5tfO.H a You ran do the work and live 0 i in ix ii -L 6 3.

4 Selkirk, Kans. to the republican kite in Logan county, are very despondent over the loss ot both head and body to ven be- it lioino. wliersver you are. Evi it 10 a lv. All oj-i'S.

Know vou how THE CitAZE. Topeka Capital. The destitution of Oklahoma settlers apparently has no lessons for that class of en Hxrsr Vyv an s'art you. Can work in spuretime or all the time, liigr joney for work- their political machine, and the fs. riillure unknown amonsr thetn.

EW and wonderful. Particulars free. small fry around Augustine are con far as schools are concerned the present is a golden era in the world's history. In all countries they were never more flourishing than now. In America they are the nurseries of the best talent, the source of training lor the truest citizens.

It is a creditable fact, that the public schools of the United States are being more jealously fostered than they ever were and the apparent determination to defend them from all incroachments is both gratifying and encouraging. doling with these two worthies, preparing them spiritually to follow ucustine their leaders Ingalls and the next election for county officers. The fiat has gone forth, thusiasts which looks upon every new country as an El Dorado. The boomers in the vicinity of Caldwell seem determined to tempt hard fortune by rushing into the Cherokee strip before the close of winter, trusting congress to pass the Mahsur bill and Providence to sustain them in a territory without a town or a place to buy the necessaries of life. Under the best conditions, such an undertaking must be attended with privations and perils, but surrounded by the discomforts of winter, threatened by the Indians, and without the defense and encouragement of a law declaring the country open to settlsment, it is the supreniest folly.

Tho Capital's advice to people enjoying the comforts of civilization in Kansas is to keep SPRINGS and ho power can prevent their re- Kansas, Augustine, tirement from the career of useful ness they have monopolized in Logan county the last four years. During the beavy snow of last week a two-year-old heiter of J. The St. Joe, weather prophet forecasts the weather for February as follows: The tions. First ass Accommoaa storm wave now crossing" the continent was I out of the Cherokee strip before and after it calculated to leave the Paciflo coast on Janu ary 31 and pass the meridian of Denver about February 1.

and the great valley from the first to the third. The next will be due to Ma fii MRS. E. P. STEP leave the Pacific coast today, February y.pass Tho toliowing analysis of the waters at Augustine Springs is submitted for the careful consideration of the thousands who are made unhappy and miserable by reason of failing health and strength.

We give this analysis with fnl confidence that they can be made well" ard strong by using the water from these incomparable ppringa- All we ask is tthat they give it a trial. Analysis of One Gallon. Carb. of Potash 16 grains. Carb.

of soda 23 grains. Carb. of lime 24 Carb. of magnesia 18 Carb. of iron 11 grains.

the Denver meridian about tomorrow, and is opened for settlement. The chances of living and of getting ahead are greater under the least favorable conditions in Kansas than in a territory that must fail to be self-sustaining for several years and whosp conditions of soil and climate are unknown. The distress in Oklohoma ought to be a sufficient warning to the people whose adventurous spirit looks longingly at new countries simply because they are new. the great valley frcm the sixth to the eighth. It is not expected to be a very great storm the west, but it will increase in force as it rocery rt pastes on to the Atlantic.

The weather in Colorado will be very warm C. Oneal's fell into an eighty foot well, which was covered over with inch lumber. The absence of the bovine was noticed, when search was instituted, and she wa found at the bottom of the well. Mr. Oneal secured the assistance of neighbors, one of them descending into the well, fastened a rope around the neck ot the animal, erected a derrick, hitched a span of mules to the rope running through a pulley, and drew the heifer to the surface.

immediately preceding the storm. wave, and not exceedingly cold following the warmest part of February will be previous to the For Sale at a Bargain. tenth. The fifty-two days rain period will be due Justin Grell, -living on after this storm wave, but it, will probably not effect the west till the next storm wave I' I A I Sulphate of soda 4 grains. Todite of soda-7 grains.

Chloride of soda3 grains. LITHI A SALTS 9 grains. moves over the countrj'. The storm due about February 11 is ex pected to be very severe in Colorado, especi BESf5' AND With the exception of a few slight bruises and abrasions of the skiii. can earned at onr Tf FV line of work.

aud liotiorabi v. iy thofe of sex.younor tfltt, and in their offers for sale his house, barn and other buildings. The house and barn are built of Pressed stone, nnd can be easily taktMi down. He vii also sell 1,400 lbs. of wire and 200 stone posts.

Reliuquishmentfor sale. Address, Justix Grell, Augustine, Kansas. Sown localities, hereter they live. Any one ran do lhu work. Khsv to lcani.

ally in the mountjiiria, and a larg-e amount of Biiow and rain will fall all over the country'. More particular forecasts will be given of it next week. February will be a hard month on stock in Colorado, arid great care should be taken to rive shelter and prepare to teed in rain, snow ahd blizzards. she sustained eo injury, and is now none the worse for her sudden and perilous descent into the bowels of mother earth. We furnish evervthinff.

We start you. No risk. 1 ou can devote your spare momenta, or all your time to the work. This is an entirelv new leadnd brinfrs wonderful success to every woiker. Bejrimiers are earning from iS to 50 perweek and upwarUB, and more after a little experience.

We can you the employment and teach vou KKK. No paceto explain here. Full iufiunatUm 1'KKJi. TIJUE A AltllSlA, JU1. Main Street, LEOTI, KANSAS.

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