Dermot Enterprise du lieu suivant : Dermot, Kansas • 3

This is the way the Diumot Ex- teki risk, Kansas, i-peaks of Mr.F. LJid at ftttrtlttn it, fckusax, April 1J, tv. Kom I titri'ty gia tii.ft i Blimll M-UUT tin UuhI UtMjttt uf hltMMu to Binke ril.ltl prtMtf lu of 'M-Ul, E. M. HILL Dealer in Subscription $1 per year.

A. loodtn, who was raided 111 tun country and for soral vt-irs rai ItlBl Willi prwf il i1 I ded in Dover. "We wirt- suipiix i vu: uv-r H. M.r iUi HARDWARE TIN WAIIK. STOVES, PUMPS, AMMUNITIO lit liamw till- tft ilii; Itti- the other morning to hud our old friend F.

A. Uoodcu knocking at our door for admission. Frank kit We oiTi-r to our iorsi frhort time only, the following won Jtifil induciiut'tit for ron their Mibi-i'riptious. We will Tin: Kn uu oar, tot-tlu-r with tho Kansas Cur Timks and a paikage of irarden M't'ds fOiilainicg twelve diilVrcnt varitios, all l'vr only Two Di.i.ak. This is probably tho best oiler vwr made by any and fdmuM be take advantage of.

The Kansas City Wkkuly Times is the ttUNS. atC, AC. c.i!l?iu-ut r-iaruv-a ui-ii. ud i.i;..n t.i. -n i laiut, VH ik: v.

An.iit-ifh II rjr li. kuytt, I'hiiUp Millrr, ot hdi.e. Dever, Delaware, a little over a year ag And came to this country. He lias one of the finest farms in South RAILROAD TIME-TABLE. Atofetaon, Topckt Banu I R.

at lUrilmiii. WKSTWAKD. rtroHch Freight SS m. Faat trvipbl 1 a- in. lwuTtruil Utah Eipreaa IMlu.

Oolm-atto fcxpr? a p. m. Oaiiforiua ami Mexko Eiproaa :) a. m. EASTW1EB.

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m. Taat Freight a. iu. Through freight li'ug p. in.

Train doea Dot atop. We also have a large fcupply of the Ccletratoi "2AI2T H3TCZZL wascss." We also keep a full line of BUGGIES, JOHN DEEKE'S FARMING IMPLEMENTS. Also, at aatiic time and 1. Jotiu'-ou, f.ir ib lota i ami 'i U' x- 1, Up hi-uniui- the ft lloainu witiit-t-s ti pr-'va Ui cuiiuuuvt rf-ulfnie np'tu. uikI it ai ui, liital, in: W.

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Iluainuaa Looa.l. Farm loans, Farmers' Bunk' of llngoton. West Kansas situated ia the northwest part of Stanton county." The Enterprise is edited by 10. Good-en, son of our present State Librarian. Delawtrean.

representative wet-Urn newspaper Remember our prices are as low as the lowest for anything in onr Hw and the largest stock west of Garden City. aii'l gives its subscribers twelve large pages of carefully edited mat ter every week. Subscriptions received at this office. Any subscri junOtf HABTLAND, KANSAS. Mail and Stag Lin.

Kail lea Uolilen dailjr lor lwrmot at 8 a. trriTing at 1 1 a. ni. Raturuinp, leavea Dermot at 1 p. arriving at Guldeu at 4.

Jo p. in. ber not wanting tho seeds, which, by the way, are "worth one dollar in any seed store, can get the Tjmks and Lntukprise one year lor 1.75 Hartland Tin Shop. Local ITovrs- More rain. Come to Kansas.

Uy our lingular Corrsj)oniMit. Soathveat Grant- The rain makes the farmer happy. Milton Chitwood now rides in a spring wagon. Tho Misses, Eva and Allie Kendall, went to Hugoton Tuesday. The literary society in Dis.

No. 13, mp't" every Wednesday lilgltt. Messrs-1. G- Simpson, and N. C.

NERVOUS DEBILITY. W. E. Allen is in Garden City on A gentleman having been cured of Nervous Pros) nit ion Nomina! Hardware, Tinware, Sioves business. i.ivccy, cx cuiiuiii, uiaue That wear for the Dugout or Palace.

tis a call Tuesday. It makes no difference whether you want a Tin Cup or a one thoasiuri Francisco and the Misses Edith Maxwell and Eva Kendall, visited W.W. Ayers and Will Coolev called on Monday. Lichheld Monday. Weakness, Premature Decaj, and ill the evil effects of early indiscretion ami youthful folly, is anxious to i.uke known to fithers the simple mode of SELF-CURE.

To those who wish, ami will give him their symptoms, ho will tend (free) by return mail, a copy of the recipe so successfully used in his AiMress, in eonihh nee, James W. Pinknky. 42 Cedar N. Y. II.

F. Miles of Hugoton assed The local editor of the Enter mrougn iiore ftunday. prise, and several of our young peo- uo'iar oo oi iin or sheet iron work, a pound ot JNails or tne Hardware for a house or barn, yes, or even a new bottom on your old coffee pot, or a piece of rope to tie your eld mule, You Save Money by Buying Them GRAY FAULKNER, Hartland, Kansas. Miss Kate Allen has filed on the tree claim just east of town. plo attended the sing at the new school houso Sunday evening, Daisv.

Our welcome friend "Tinctum Fiddler" was in to see us Monday. Rev. T. Z. Stark, of flugoton, If you want -t mJ Ljf i ittsJt preached at tne school house Sunday Miss Sallie Chiim has lost "the pride of her Her Jessy pig.

Gl LIVERY STABLE, go to CHISM'S. Wanted. Everybody to attend the "Black Hand" at Golden, May 1st. E. II.

Estes of Morton county gave us a short call one day last If you want CIGARS TOBACCO. go to CHISM'S. ween. Miss India Brown and sister ol Liverpool were pleasant callers GEORGE BUCKNER, Is Headquarters for the Travelling Public. EETTIIE BEST TURNOUTS IN THE SOUTIIWEST.J Ready on short notice.

Horses boarded by ths day Or week. Camp Houso Free! -EAST SIXTH STREET; HUGOTON, KANSAS. iuonaay. By our Regular Correspondent. Star Valley.

Most of the farmer are done planting corn. Tho Moonlight Literary society meets at the hall every Saturday night. The fine rains have started the grass so cattle are doing nicely on the range. Wake up boys and boom your country; remember, this year mc will reap the golden grain. A stage line is running from Hugoton to Trinidad via Cundiff and Richfield; also the cars will be running up the valley in a short time.

An old saying by Chas. Ocsterlo; ho looks up north and sees the light in the window of his darling, and says; "Trekell, Trekell, little star, I wonder that you- are so rosy and so fair. I wish this moment I was there. If you love me as I lovo you you would sure believe that I was true. Young Nasby.

If vou want 'ifclPLEfrlEfilTG, Daniel E. Frazcr and Chas. rcters UTO to passed through here last week en route for Colorado. N. C.

Grtlway was over Mondav CHISM'S. For and seemed in deep distress over ine nermits lite he is leading. NOTARIAL WORK, go to CHISM. The Valley House at Garden City has just been repainted and papered. Call there if you want a first-class meal.

People in the east would not be. If you want to make a WA.ttid: loailst. call on CHISM SOhSS. Terms; Strictly Cash lieve us if we told them the farmers were cultivating their corn in sunny xvansas. WE ARE THE POOR MAN'S FRIEND, AND WILL SAVE YOU MONEY WHEN IN NEED OF iry Seeds and iroderies.

DON'T FAIL TO CALL AND SEE TJS WHEN fOWl. B. D. WILLIAMS HARTLAND; KANSAS, J. L.

Lawrence and F. Brewer Wil.1 IWan 4 1. hoie Tuesday, on their way to Mc u. rr.K-r. -r.

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iva itA FARMERS are requested to meet at the school house to-night, for the purpose of organizing a creamery. S. J. Davis of Cottonwood Falls, agent for Davis Rankin, Chicago, will be G. T.

Ellis Last week we received two complimentary tickets, for admission to the "Black Hand" Drama, at Golden, next luesday night. Thanks Bro. Jlarman. M. M.

Downey, T. B. Kinkaid Z-i 3joa nv 'joctd pent; Euprci aouoLiadiai iizL uosuipf uowiS ll0D 9Trt jti' 9lof Go to J. (5. Chimin's if you wanti a dandy thave or a haircut.

Don't fail to slop at tho Valley House when in Garden City. If you want to mike a loan call ou J. J. Knapp it Dermot. If you want a good square meal when in Hartland i.toj) at lh MmTsVi House.

For a lirst-class meal, when in Garden City stop at ili: Valley House. Call on the Farmers' Bank of Hugoton when you want a spot casdi farm loan. W. P. Haywood lumber and Canon City coal, unlimited, Lakin, Kansas.

Save time an. i money by making proof before P. H. Ferguson, District Clerk, Hugoton. You don't have to wait six months for your money when you make a loan with Knapp Co.

No waiting for your money when you make farm loan with the Farmers' Bank oi Hugoton. Remember (here is a first-class photograph gallery in Richfisld. J. H. Smart, prep.

Knapp Co. can give you tho lowest rates on farm loans of any company in southwestern Kansas. When iu Havtland call on Richard Gagcn for field, garden and tree seeds; also, a full line of provisions. Proof notices made out free of charge at this office for tho counties of Stanton, Grant, Stevens and Morton. For the cheapest boards in America, go to Snow's, Ilartland.

Allen, Smith Co. are receiving goods almost daily. Give them a cull. They down all on and no mistake. Wanted.

Everybody to know the difference between Tar Felt, and Tar Paper. For sale only iu Ilartland at Snow's The Farmers' Bank of Hugoton have the very best facilities for making farm loans, that is, cash in hand and no delay whatever. Rcmemjier Allen, Smith Co. are headquarters for groceries, dry goods, feed, and all kinds of seeds. Flour and meats a specialty.

When in want of harness, whips, saddles, blankets, robes, halters, pads or any thing in this line, call and see the large stok at Will North-cutt's, Richfield, For furniture, carpets, window-shades, wall-papers, boys wagons, velocipedes, aid undertakers supplies, go to G. W. Wheatley, Richfield, Kansas. For Sale or Rext. A farm of 161 acres in Ford county, 130 acres in cultivation.

Situated one mile and a half from Kingntowu, on the great Rock Island Railroad For particulars call on or address G. T. Ellis. Dermot, Kas. Notice.

Persons wishing any information concerning making proof, can get full particulars, free of charge," by calling on or correspnding with P. II. Ferguson, District Clerk, Hugo-ton, Kansas. A Blessing to EveSy Woman. Those of our lady readers who would like to know how Child-bearing may bo made Tainless and Safe can get the information in a sealed envelope by sending four cents in stamps to Mrs.

E. Revere, Box 283, Jersey City, IT. J. SILK RIBBONS! Those of our lady readers who would like to have an elegant, large package ot extra fine; Ribbons (by mail), in different widths and all the latest fashionable shades; adapted for Bonnet Strings, Neckwear, Scarfs, Trimming for Hats and Dresses, Bows, Fancy Work, can get an astonishing big bargain, owing to the recent failure oi a large wholesale Ribbon Manufacturing by sending only 25 cents (stamps), to the address we give below. As a special offer, this houso will give double the amount cf any other firm in America if you will send the names and P.

O. address of ten newly married ladies when ordering and mention the name of this paper. No piees less than one yard in length. Satisfaction is guaranteed, or money cheerfully refunded. Three packages lor 00 cents.

Address, Lot'oi Rip on- N. id 0 ana iranfc Johnston start to the road this morning after Dr. K. C. Crandon and family.

We will be glad to welcome the Dr. back to the land of corn and water melons. Two of our young friends, Mr, As an inducement to get subscribers, we will give FREE Tho Farm Record, a largo 40 column paper published at Muncie, and 12 sermons by Dr. Talmnge "To The Women of America, With Practical Hints to Men," to each person paying a years subscription in advance to this paper. Do not delay but accept this offer at once.

nam a o.iojoq jooid inoi DJiBci ejqnoi puc ifaaoat 'ouii sabs ppio.w noi ji isjappoq tajp pu fiieiiiai oi "90X0 0 Pa tort a Granted To citizens of Kansas during the past week and reported expressly for this paper by C. A. Snow Patent Lawyers, opposite U. S. Patent Office, Washington, D.

W. S. Arnold, Clyde, railway switch; II; W. Fuller, Seneca, calf weanor; T. S.

Gorrell, E. M. Tubbs, Pitsburg, hay press; J. L. Martin, Canton, snap hook; .1.

T. Miller, Thayer, shutter; S. G. Pills-bury, Long Island, corn shellen CD CD ra ttitmtmtttmtjtmtttmuntttmit Mrs. Sallie Moss, who lives nine miles south of Ilopkinsville, is now in her 90th year.

She is the mother of 12 sons and 5 daughters, 15 of whom she raised and saw married; 13 of these are now living 10 sons and 3 daughters. She is the grandmother of 126 children, 108 of whom are still living; the great grandmother of 240, of whom 210 are still living; the great, great grandmother of 9G, and 15 of these are living, making all 470 descendants, 400 of whom are "still living. Hart County News. V. E.

ALLEN, NOTARY PUBLIC, LOAN and INSURANCE. DERMOT, KANSAS. Orton T. Kincheloe, and Wm. F.

Cook, spent some time in our office during the rain Tuesday. Come again boys: don't think because you're not men grown, you're not wanted. We are requested to invite (through the columns of the Entek-iEiSE) the people of Dermot and vicinity, to assemble at the school house next Sunday afternoon, at three o'clock, for the purpose of organizing a Union Sunday School. We hope all will turn out and aid in this grand good work. II.

ll. Chism sends the Enterprise three months to the following addresses: N. B. Chisrn, Wellington, Kans; C. II.

Bailey, Butlers Landing, Mrs1 Alhce Robinson; Stella, Neb. and to the following Kentucliaus. J. R. Witty and Rev.

L. W. Gee, Summer Shade; Mrs. A. H.

Chism, Tompkinsville; Rev. Joseph Ferguson, Riggs; Miss Susie McMurty, Burksville; John W. Seay, Fountain Run; Samuel Ray, Louisville. As there is a misunderstanding in regard to the Sunday School here, by request I take the privilege to say for the benefit of those and the school, that it stands to-day as it always has, a union Sunday school; has never been reported only as such, with its doors open, and a wef-come hand extended to any and all. All are requested to attend.

It meets at the school house promptly at 10 o'clock A. every Sunday. W. E. Allen, Supfc An eastern friend, asks: ''Can you Grow melons in Kansas? I have been told that the vines grow so they wear the melo? out dragging them on the ground." It is a fact that the fertile soil of Kansas grows plenty of vine; but while this is going on, what else is growing? Why, the melons Weighing f-om 30lbs up, of course.

My rj nd. lon't ake our word for it, -'A'i i with your own Augubt we wiill con-' jJi.uv. you that a 40 pound melon 'i dViff it ft' t'Y. J. G.

CHISM'S FOR THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR THE CHICAGO, KANSAS NEBRASKA RAILRdiB SoMY! Hair Cutting. GEORGE II. TRUSLER, BLACK5MITHING. I am now prepared to do all kinds of smithing in first-class workmanship style. Plow work and horse shoeing a speciality.

Give me a trial. Shop first door west of P. O. Dermot, Kas. junCtf Notice to Claim ants.

Under instruction from the department. Final proof taken before the Register of the U. S. Land Office will be required to have a final affidavit bearing date identical with that of final certificate and receipt. In case payment is not made on dap of proof a new final affidavit will be required with a supplementary affidavit explaining cause of delay, arid that the land has not been alienated, and is still owned by claimant, and that he still continues to reside thereon which affidavit must be coroborated.

Furthei'j proofs taken before District Clerks and Probate Judges of outside counties are allowed 15 days for transmittal to this office. C. F. M. Niles, Register.

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