Dexter Free Press from Dexter, Kansas • 3

tm in Advance. Bail fie for Harm fcs Oiin fur iUtot lieadijiiartt-rB Blankets at ItiimwAY. (in to Sam Wells ami Blankits. is innl Shoe. The Free Press, 1 iib-iity JSi.Utnr Powd-is.

wumtiilnl lite bent, with a large bi-uutiful Chroii.t for per can at Sku i lliuos. lchi CoiliUli at Ukai.h. Tor Ilarm-hs Oil and Blanket go to IjAM Wlf 1,1.8. Clothing away down ut JIjmjwayh Winileld, wi: It. K.

llutfiiv of Wlniieia was in town Ally. D. C. Beueuof in town this wet k. mti.iKiiKU tvtity vmdy.

Mr. Xoblet called at our oflieu Mon InntTutwtuy. day lust. Geo, Locy has his lunch toiiDtr near the depot In running order, where the l'ot Oniin. Isaac Moore ntui lod for ills homo in For "Young American" Cheese, go kt the Uvxtor 9tvml dual Mnttar, to M.

E. Bkalh. Bill Putierson, formerly of Atlanta, Janper Co. Monday last. hungry tun satihfy the Inner man.

is a "Cornfield Canai lit' for 1'ut Sow era. H. Iliii shipped a car-load of line fat Many thanks to M. K. Littleton for a Goto the reliable Drug Store for One l'hoto of the Dexter Creamery.

sheep to the K. C. in.ukt jesteid.iy. jour private prescriptions, they ill be WORK lOit US. want nungf-nt In Hi ohier, Eaton, Vinton, to ami Maple City to tuko nibwrlptions for the J'ukic Piikss, fur (hire, six or twelve mouths, for hit It we will pity liberal cimiiih iwhlon.

Vwill furnish sample, copu-s of th Fhkic Pms to any one that will work A complete line of Milliner Goods, TOWN AND COUNTRY, Trude pleklntf up. Hrbbons and Tobsggaim at Ripowayh Jinan Uixx keen a full lino of Call on Mrs. E. W. Turner for latest coneetly lllhil by, SncniKNH A Mkad.

Every Can of Success Baking Powd building material. styles and lowest prices in Millinery. Stow Hue are advertising to sell at cost fort bo next 00 days- Give them Don't forget to call ou Slow Jlite, Another loud 1 those choice Utah where you can buy goods at actual a call. for us. Send for sample copies era contains a ticket and draws on of the 72 beautiful pieces of Qtiecuswnre Potatoes just received at Ukai.s.

cost. 2Mb. is the ruling price for corn. Com Rhi'llora, at Duyan Itioos. For stocking yarn no to HiUd ways.

K. C. Million waa In the Capital city Monday. Those wishing Glassware, will find at, M. K.

Bkal'. Mrs. Duulap and Mrs. Brown made the Fkkk Pit km force a pleasant call Miss Muggio Hale was among the rraE! Such ill he Ihe exclliiigcry In Dexter a large assortment at A. J.

Tkukkpbll Son'. many passengers from Dexter to Win Monday last. Many years in the Drug biiHlnetss has taught us the most reliable medicines. None but sui li will be recommended field Wednesday morning last. purest of Drugs when the liilutbituuts are least expect" nig it.

There is m-nciii) defective Hues. Ja's. Kuapp of Sedan is the assistant Puie Cream New York Young American Cheese always on hands at Nothing but the kept by, Just received, a largo Invoice of par J. C. Phelps.

at the Mo. Pacific by STlcni kns KA l. besides a vast amount of dry grass in Buals. of W. W.

Chi I Mi) an Ui-pot. lor ami healing stoves at, HltYAX Kiuus. for all parts of (own. If a fire should Monday last was a lively day Dexter. J.

A. Cochran candidate for Probate FOR SALE CHEAP. A fine inter cloak and hood, for a break out in Dexter, such day as yes- Vote for who you please, but buy Judge on tho U. L. ticket was in town Quite a number of Dexter people your Drugs ut, to Winfield on turday, ith a high ind and every combustible dry us powder, the town child two years old.

Enquire ot Mux. went to Win (it-Id Wednesday to Wednesday last. John Hardin went business Monday. Stki'UKNh Mi; ad. Bkal.

hear Senator l'lurub speak. would be in ashes In half an hour. Our Ja's. Phelps of Cedar passed Bring Meiyditli Oliver your corn Attend the Festival at the Fairview through town Wednesday last on his sysl( ni of water works here is very de Our enterprising agent at the Mo NOTICE. There will be a basket festival at the school house to-morrow night.

ficient, in fact none at till. Dexter has Pacific depot Informs us trade tf all way to Sedgowick Co. und get the highest market price in cash. the best facilities for.n complete water JSokn To Mr. and Mrs.

John Sow M. E. Church on Thursday evening Sam Weill our uopular Harness kinds is increasing daily. Hiteare selling work system of uuy town in the county You will save lime and money by ers, Saturday, Oct. 13, a line boy.

Oct. 2-1 18SH. under the auepiees. of the dry goods harness to north- maker, sent a set of und should look after her own getting yotr pictures taken at the Church Furnishing Society of the M. be bought any cheaper than they can em Iowa this week.

Mr. Fulum Mo. l'acillc agent at wns rusticating on our streets Mon Galery of M. K. Lm lktox.

Church. By order of Committee. place In the county. Miss Ajlie Duulap, hud something day last. Mrs.

Wm. Provolt and Miss Myrtle Geo. Cis na, starts to-day for Weep Drugs just rcceiv A large invoice of like a congestive chill last Sunday and Bowen, sister to Miss Jose Bowen, was anything you cull Prescriptions compounded with the ing Water, Neb. His many friends extend their wishes for his future has been quite poorly since. ed and you can get for in the Drug line, visiting Miss Jose yesterday.

The Dr, M. flavins, greatest of care by. J. C. 1'niars.

Ben Dodges bus been quite unwell J. C. l'HELl'8. welfare and assert their regrets at the loss of so genial a young man. The for several days, not being able to be in Frank Furmau lias just finished Merydiih Oliver shelled and ship.

his barber shop this week. Fkkk Press follows him to keep dim Front Room over Bank, ladies were from Cedarvalo. You can still Und the cheapest goods for cash, or exchange for all kinds of produce at cash prices at. SCIIVESS Rioos. paintine Mr.

Hojijr' house in the coun ped two car loads of corn to St. Louis posted. Don't fail to call on Jiryan Jsiggs last week. try, and has the contract to paint Mr Sowers' house in town. for Stoves, Tinware, or any tlnng want Yesterday was an eye closer and Kansas.

Dexter, Mr. Malien and Mr. Cross of Moline. ed in the Hardware lino. craw filler.

Realestute as lively. We Having had 12 years experience in was in town last week with a load of have heard of no ono making any hu ge Pat Sowers says when any one brings the Insurance business, I invite all brooms, they sold out here and relum deals, only in what he could swallow more milk to the Creamery tiiun he Mr. Medcalf came home this week from the Columbus encampment. He was visiting friends ai.d relatives in New York. who have business in my line to cull ed home.

Kansas is a glorious state. Seventeen does, lie will buy unotlier cow. and see me. J. V.

Hinks, Notary piESBYjEnMlfJS ATTENTION. different kinds of weatliei in twenty- Public and Insurance Agent, Office Po, A terrible disagreeable east wind four hours. Card Photographs 09c. per dozzen Bbould tftkt till Hnm.D vd Pli.iiTit, ft hire etglit. paw PiTbyirrl.u tcrklr: pnli.orli'Uon brico.

ucr made our people lioyer around the fires, Vm. Smith of Silver creek passed Mr. Chit's. Shaffner and MissMattie and Cabinets $2,00 per dozzen at. M.

K. Littleton. or resort to warmer clothing last Wed through Dexter Tuesday morning en- I make it a specialty to keep or gel anything my customers call for in the drug line. J. C.

PlIKLIK. Buslinel! of Atlanta, were down last nesday morning. loute to Vinetta Indian Ter. with a Sunday and made the Fkkk Puess A. C.

Gray aud Duo; Ward weut to load of fine blooded cattle and sheep. Ja's. McDermctt of Winfield and family a short but very pleasant visit the Nezperces Agency the first of the He was going to attend the fair at that Clint Dargis of Dexter will go to IIoos- Mr. ShaJTner is leaching the Atlanta place. 1 week.

Mr. Gray lias an interest in a ranch and owns 100 head of horses ier Saturday night to talk on the poli school and Miss Bushnell is teaching jr luwrtf.tliiif idJ loiirucll.4 lo eld ftnd yuunc. Bau'I iu 3 00 ftiid will you Ihe llmum PftuarTis fur one jw and a 0017 of Uto aloel-augrar Longfellow in His Library," Ksnnvod by HollyfT. Slto inctto. Add 10 OCfiU postaca and packing A eoj rtTltif SPECIAL OFFER.

fair on bfto4. la nrrlpmmt form, Puiy'i Utett erUl. hty-twr-m." Wtwi the Mipply luita will Mft It PRKfi to etch per kmi who will return thU ad. to ua with $4.10 to pnj for ihe psper ona yotr ud tha nfrftTlug, The itorj In book form would coat 91.60. bEND AT ONGH and get your frlenda to ordtr with TOO.

ft.ir wber yen anw thu trtd aoMres If LIU A Ll 6c PKKSHlTEn, 178 Elm Cincinnati. Ohio. (t? Bond flre oBe-aent tamps far sample copy aod our itttf-ufraTed Calcutta? for kj lM i 1-ixG lochia, The heaviest rain Tell last night. Unit Inn fallen for some time. It came to late to do ony good only to (ill up the streams, wells and cisterns, which was badly needed.

tical issues of the day. John and Win. Runnels, who have at the Baltimore school house. there. Harry Reynolds of Atlanta cilled to been in Oregon visiting relatives and passing the time principally hunting Farmers! When you have anything Mr.

Drury Warren who owns a large see us Thursday morning, lie was look to sell and expect to get the top of the cattle ranch at the mouth of Grouse ing for a job of com husking. Henry Branson' smooth and smiling arrived home Tuesday night last, after a stay of over four months. They re creek, was shaking hands with his market, always bring your grain or produce to town looking neat and countenance was visible in town to-1 So many murderers haye escaped ar many old acquaintances at the depot port a good time and lots of game, rest in London of late years the people last Monday morning. day. Henry came over from the Capital city to look after his realcstate and chattel interests.

LANSING WAGON. clean. If it i3 corn take the silk and husk off, throw out the spoiled ears. The best quality ot anything always are said to be loosing faith in the police Don't forget to attend the Basket; The best running wagon in the state, as agents of public safety. COC Jtd flOT'D WAT0I1 warranted to be best tim- bring the best prices.

J. W. Oliver started to K. C. with a every piece Isold for SlOU un Any one to read the" Winfield news Festival here in Dexter at the Methodist church next Thursday night.

Jiring along your baskets well filled til Utoly. Best gMC her and boiled in oil. sold on easy car-load of fat sheep for 11. Ilite yester watch in the world. rr Yesterday morning Tom Nicholson papers, would think war was eminent ct tlmo- day morning.

While in K. C. O. kepar. Wurrnntoil.

Heavy found two of his mares with the lock but loud talk at long ranee seldom olld Wol'l uuntlnjr Uaica, and enjoy yourselves. Mr. Moon of Winfield with Mr. Pea ill purchase a feed mill for the firm terms. Will trade for stock or corn.

W. E. Merydith. W. W.

Cluisman, the Mo. Pacific brings tlio combatants together. fcleirant and ma's; I Area Hot Mart 1m 'and genti'ilaeS) Willi worka and rnfi of of Merydith Oliver, for this place. Clarence Smith of Uedarvale came jaw. Une or tliem died in great agony about 9 o'clock.

The other one was cured by being blistered on the jaws. Lew Graham of Burden had just re tnnach locolllrcaaaccurorta body and Ilardwick drove a car load of very fine steers tlnough town Monday Mr. John Shoup, father-in-law to J. down last Sunday and spent the day popular agent at this place has been granted an assistant, which he truly "5lUts-vj" Weinawer we want one per son tn each locality, to keen la B. Craig came in from Henry Co.

with (our devil) Cliff Brooks. The turned from the east and administered last. Mr. Moon will feed them at Mr, Peabody' this winter. lads had a general good time during the the necessary remedy that produced deserves.

Wo are glad to be able to note the above fact as Mr C. was having more thrown on his hands than lie could manage and do himself and Co. day. yesterday, lie is about ears-old and came through with a team. He will visit Mr.

C. aud family a week or more. the cure. Geo. Bradshaw returned Wednesday Insurance Policies always invested in the best companies, such as Nnrtb British, Phoenix, of Hartford by J.

V. Hines, Notary Public and Insurauce DEXTER SCHOOL. morning from the Mo. L'ac. Hospital justice.

Summary of reports for the tn those who call, a complete tin of our Tnhubloand vvry uocful IIOUSKIAOLI NHUM.IH. Tueso.implc3,as well as ttia watch, we send free, nd after yoa have kept them in your home for tt months and shown then totlioao who may liitvo celled, they become your own property; It Is poMlble to make tfiil jrrer.L olTer, sen ding; the M011f GOLU watch aud OHIV samples fme. as the showl Df of theaamples lu any locality, always results In a large trade- for ot; after our samples luve been In a locality for month or two we usually get from (iOCU to SUOO in trade from th surround in if country. This, the most won-lcrful offer ever known, la made In order that our samples may be placed at one where they can be seen, all over America, Writ? at once, and make'sureof the chance. Reader It will be hardly any trouble for you to show th examples to those who may call at your boma sod your reward will be moat satisfactory.

A postal card on which to write uaroeta but 1 cent and after you knrrw ell, If yon do not ears to go further, why no barm Is done. Bus IT youdo send your address at once, you can secure 1IIEE one of the best solid pold watches in the world and our Innre Uueol COSTLY SAMPLES. We pay all express, freight, etc. Address QfiO, BT1NSQN A BOX 813, fUUILAKD. AlAlNK, at Sedalia Mo.

He is looking some A joint discussion on the political week. Agent, Office Po. Building. better and says Charley Johnson is get issues ot the day win be discussed at A. Runnels of Winfield a former re Ark.

City, Oct. 29 and at Winfield, Oct Dr. Earp, president of the South West Kansas M. E. College, of Winfield ill preach iu Hie Methodist church next Sunday at 11 o'clock A.

m. He is an able aud thoughtful speaker and should huve a good audience. ting along finely. Bead This. Gram.

41 1 0 fifth 1 P'y 48 2 0 2 38 42 30 between Hon. John A. Eaton Demo Enrollment, Ni-w Pupils, Withdrawn, sident of Asbery, was visiting last Sunday with the families of C. Walker 2 P'-. 48 0 10 46 Inter.

88 5 2 10 41 cratic Candidate (of Cowley Co.) for Persons wishing a large family bible Ciihos of Tardiness, and O. T. Chapman. Mr. it.

is a horse congress in the third district and Hon 8 19 43 Absence, can save money by ordering ofG.S. Stephens or send orders hy mail to Box trainer aud a very successful one too. B. W. Perkins, Republican Candidate Av.

Attendance, Times Teacher wag 55, Dexter, Kansas. Merydith Oliver wants 50 000 (of Labette Co.) for congress of the third district. This will be a masterly Tardy bushels of corn at once. Also all the W. debate on both sides and should be ARTERS: EADQ N.

Rick, Principal- Ja's. Cissna, started for Snohomish, Washington Territory, Tuesday morning last. He has the best wishes of the oats they can get, they will pay the highest market price and will compete heard by as many of Cowley County' voters, as could possible attend. Bad Parties. in prices with any town in the county.

Iris many friends for his safe arrival Every one seemed to have lost all in A TJ. L. candidate says, while he was and future prosperity. Lew Graham, Dr. Wagner' father-in- terest in politics Saturday last.

There Booth Co. who are building the making a speach near A. C. some demo Eaton Creamery will complete their was an unusual large crowd in town, but they were not on the corners in law, arrived home from the G. A.

K. crats and republicans came out from A. C. The Dem'. had a large Thomas Cat in a sarek, while the Rep', had a cot.

tract on the building this week, but will erect an addition to the Creamery excursion trip yesterday niorning. Mr, Graham was once a resident of Dexter, at once for Messrs Hall Bolton for a very large old rooster in their posses but at present lives in Burden. feed mill. groups animated debates overtne political issues of the day. They were all to town on business that was of more weight to them than politics.

They were talking of their stock, their sions. When the speaker wouiu tread on the toes of the democrats they Merydith Oliver will put in a feed Is the place to find cheap goods for Cash or Produce. We hatre a Isirge sf ocli of Womens and Shoes. Mens and Botjs fkat cannot lies duplicated in prices, in -COWLEY COUFJT7. We consider it unnecessary to name all our Goods and Prices, All we ask is for people to comb and see us, FOR.

WE Hon. Ben Henderson of Winfield spoke to a crowded house Saturday mill here as soon as it can be got here. would pince Toms tail and he would crops and the Creamery prospects, all night. He dwelt on the general issues Those who patronize the Creamery will do well to get their cow feed ground, as they will realize i more from the same was business, showing that the farmers ot the day, defining distinctly the lines make the room roar with his y-e-o-u-w'. Then when the republicans was getting their benefit of the speach, the old rooster's neck would get twisted and a here have plenty to do and care for.

that divide the political parties striving amount of feed. We have heard men of all parties say for the supremacy of this mighty Mr. G. J. Fortune living near IIoos- Government.

in the past ten days "that they had no time to attend to politics, as there was no money in it. heart rending squall would be the consequence. The speaker said the meeting was lively, but hard to impress ier was town last Monday after lum Col. Forcythe of Independence spoke last Sunturday afternoon to about fifty mind in ber to build a corn crib. He informed us he had raised 5 acres of cotton this year that would make one bale to the One of our Druggists had a lot of solumn truths into a man such a tumult as that.

Republicans, U. L. men and Demo crats. He made a good talk, refraining small "dgers struck last Saturday as a advertisement to his business and to acre and it was of a fine quality. Cot Creamery Notes.

from using party insinuations, which For Good Goods Low Prices. ton in Southern Kansas, so far is a suc caused remarks ot approval to come The Creamery started last Monday make it more interesting to those who read the dodgers or attempted to, he had the words printed in Welch dialect. rrom all his listeners and show ing bim morning with a tair supply to start cess in every respect. BOOK STORE. to be a gentleman.

with. Only eleven patrons responded to the call tor milk, and they brought Biggs, There will be a festival at the Fair- School Books, Slateg, Pencils and Many was the inquires and questions asked concerning the slip of paper then circulating over town. One citiz in a total of of 1,383 lbs. view school house 2 miles south of writing material of all kinds, in fi.t About 25 farmers and citizens from here to-morrow night. It will be un every thing in school supplies, together town were out last Monday to see the der the management of the ladies of KANSAS.

with wallpaper, notions andeverything DEXTER, Creamery start. It was quite a curi the Missionary Baptist Church. We en more suspicious tnan curious informed some of his friends, that the words on the dodger was the same as printed in the Winfield Courier, purporting to be the secret signs of a generaly kept in a book and notion store. If you don't see what you want, osity to some to watch the extracting process, where a cylindar made 7000 ask for it. J.

V. Hines, Prop. hope to hear of a general good time and the gathering a financial as well as a social success. Suppc Jc. children lOcts.

revocations per minute, causing the cream to flow out one spout and the skimmed milk another. Po. Building. M. K.

Littleton presented the Frkk Nihilistic organization in that city. i. say his Wlch dodgers has made Lim some money, besides the fun he lias enjoyed at the expense of others. A. J.

Truesdell. C. A. Truesdell. The Creamery is doing well for the some parties willing nere to know if they could sell any ity of corn, supposing our buyers here was Press crew with a Photopraph of the Creamery.

The picture is perfect except Standefords old mare and mule amount of patronage it is receiving. The first churning done at the Cream colt, they are blured, but that can ail ery was last Wednesday. From 2,000 TRUESDELL SON. Dealers NOTICE FOB, PUBLICATION. Land Office at Wichita, Kan.

Oct. 4th. 1888. Notice is hereby given that the fol be accounted for, the Free Peess re lbs of mttk received in two days. 123 fcs of choice butter was taken.

only using a small amount for local trade. Merydith Oliver wishes us to announce to the public, they are prepared to take all the corn and oats that can be hauled to Dexter and will pay the highest market price in cash for the same. presentative was standing to near the the young mule and as all mules are a little peticular as their associates, heDse the deficiency in the picture. Last Wednesday 125 pounds of butter Hardware, Tinware, lowing named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before Clerk of Dis was churned at the Creamery trom 2600 pounds of milk. To-day 132 lbs.

Shelf Goods, Stoves, Nails, The next picture taken the mule, or of butter was churned from lbs. of the other animal must stand aside. Glass-ware, Queensware, Woodenware, Flour, Gassoline And Coal Also the celebrated Law of milk. This shows a decided gain. The mormons are making preparations to move to their newpossesions in Chihuahua.

The new Mormon Exodus Mr. E. V. Million, of Dexter, Kansas, We are requested to say to the pub rence liarbed -ire, smooth lic, by the head men of the Creamery, vi.ll ba looked upon by the American trict Court at Winfield Kansas, on Nov 23, 1888, yiz: Permelia A Hughs D. S.

30542 for the W. i S. E. i Sec. 32 Tp.

32 alls Lots 2 and 3 section 5 town 33 all in range 8 east. lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upoD.l that they want all the milk they can fence wire, and balling wire. was town last week visiting old friends. Mr. Million was for a long time a resident of Burlingame.

He is now practicing law In Dexter and doing weil. He was recently adinitied to get at 1,00 per cwt. Everything is 1 people with delight, as they are not wanted here in the United Srates. If Old Mexico wants to let them colonize OIL. running smoothly and there is no fear of the water supply giving out.

So bring on your milk and help boom the Creamery business in Dexter. If you some one of their states lat is theii practice before the supreme court of business and none of ours. A mormon Kansas and last week argued a case and won it before that destinguisbed body We keep the above constantly on hand and are determined to meet all legitimate competition. We solicit a liberal share of your patronage. Cor.

Main and Central Avenue. can't bring 100 pounds bring CO. There lias no use for bis religion, or even his life without a surplus of wives. Let cultivation of, said land, viz: John II. Chandler, of Cloverdale, Ks Samuel Rhoads, E.T.Lewis, Wright Nash, Frank Dale, Reglbter.

is enough milk with in a radius of 8 them go to a country where they can miles around Dexter to keep the Cream of jurists. Mr. Million's many old friends in this section will be glad to learn of his success. Osage County Chronicle, live in peace and enjoy their heineous ery going all the time. Interest your bicamy, selves and give it a trial.

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