The Santa Fe Trail from Santa Fe, Kansas • 4

SANTA l' TRAIL. liVraomber tin iluti, lDtti. tl io event will be gritud bull iu the hall. I of diuiouiK come to bantu FtV June l'Jtli. Fnmlt Hoiirlni, N.Md nnd Hud John Davis Btni ted overliiud en.XMitit) tor Khsh County, Muu- TS In PEACES Groceries at your own prices, Read this List carefully and be Convinced.

Are Yon Hungry Try The EeTiable Square HVCeal -A-nd Clean-Bed bX ei ILdivixig MRS. E. DAVIDSON, Prop? Garden Citv. Pleasant Valley Items. By Hanna Jamb, Did anyone iu this connty hear of any raiu l.itwly.

J. and wife were making several calls Monday. Mrs. E. A.

Davis is out this week look-iug up her chanoes of reuomination. A. D. Woodman and sister were taking in the south part of the connty Tuesday. About twenty yonug people of North Haskell and south Fiuuey speut last Saturday evening at the home of A.

Woodman. They all expressed themselves well satisfied and thought they would come again. Everybody used to say, "we hope the next mail carrier will be as good as this one, We think the people aloug this route CORNER GROCERY areblesBedin this respect for amoieilBox OBEST GOODS. LOWEST PRICES' VEGETABLES IH SEASON FRESH PRODUCE WANTED Full Weight Guaranteed. A Full Line of Canned' Good.

D.J.FOULK Prrietor. J. CRAIG HnrsR Shnfiinn is our Plow Work Done With Neatness and Dispatch. Call. Oardon Sit Kansas.

iluy n.Di'uiUK wlieie they lmpe lu teouio worn iu in-' '1" liev. L. xw.iu uuuvwed fine discourse (it the First Prpslyteriitn church Simdiiy ruoi uiun nud evening. ltev. Jiilien is a fine talker and uokis nie attention of Ins Hinlienne when he speaks.

nk For Office ami Schools. To clerks of bouooI districts! It you will call at this ollice we will furnish you with a sample of Patton'a Ink, which can be secured near home, and much cheaper tlmn any other, and the quality is guaranteed. Advertised Letters, The following list of letters remain uncalled for at the post office at Bantu Fe Kansas for the week eu Jiog une 1st: Mr. Frank Hart, Miss Ethel Westhoff. Persons' onlling for any of the1 above please say "ad ertised." E.

M. McMahan. News comes to us from Sertgewick county that II. T. Wanzor the popular mail mm who carried the mail between this oiut and Garden City for the past year has taken unto himself a better half.

We have been suspicious of bis intentions for some time, as his actions were We extoud congratulations to both Harry and bride. In- another column you will notice a few prices offered by Mr. Heusou of Garden City on staple and; fancy groceries. Mr. Henson carries a full lice1 of groceries buys for cash and sells for the sumrt, by so doing be is nabled to make such prices.

Mr. Heusou has had remarkable success since embarking iu the grosery business, undoubtedly due to bis liberal advertising. Every indication has favored rain for the past weok as the sun sets each evening, heavy clouda take her place, only to be rafted by flash after flash of piercing lightuiug, while the dark clouds sourry across the heavens and about us the thunder peals, but as for rain not a drop ills upon tue dry and parched prairies an I now it is only a question of a few days, we must have rain soon or we cannot eveu raise roughness, a condition heretofore uu heard of. Prof. T.

W. Hubbard, has just returned from a visit to his formor home ii. Haskell county, aud reports that thiough his efforts we may expect several teachers from that county to attend our normal and summer school. These with what wiil come in from Morton and Reward will be valuable accessions aud nelp to advance the good work. When teachers of an adjoining county are sufficiently interested to use their meaus and spend their time to take advantage of our summpr school, teachers of this county ought to and we think will.

Teachf who wish to board should see Mrs. Johnson or Mr. Tiioruburg, aud make arrangements with them in regard to price etc. They are bcth going to be very reasonable in prices. They also have a few rooms they can spare iu case there are some who want to board themselves.

Kausan. HENRY CA MPB marriage of Air. Clay Henry, of Bourbon county, aud Miss Minnie Campbell, youngest daughter of Mr. John W. Campbell, took place at the home on Thursday last, as announced iu the Mercury of last week.

The residence was filled with relatives and friends, who gathered to witness the interestiug ceremony performsd by R3V. H. M. Scudder, assisted by Roy. f-i.

J- Snenialtv East End Graiit' Aveimo KANSAS'. TRADE, FEED, j. p. die, BOOT 1MB SHOE liood Work And Low Prices, GARDEN CITY 1 lurnv 3 ISIFK SALE, 1 GAKMN CITY TIME 0AH18. SARTWAHU 1.RAVB PAIL.

iJo. (I Columbian Limited 4:22 Rlrh. No. aCMc-Hiro Ljtmitml No. 41 Wtl' reilit iu.

WSSTWAUD liKAVK DAILY. No. fWf 'ifio A California Jupi 3 ft. No. 5 0 loiwl- Kxihvhh No.ii uy freiulil m- fremlitu will rarry No's and 8 are solid vestibule tininRbotwut-n TliioHgo Biwl Deuvw, Iikvb olmir unit putlnmn iiiolieB.tliPonKh without, eluiniifi.

No's 8 and 4 will carry through Pullman sleep-r betwwn St, Lnm imd Denver, vih Hniton una the Friwo, and picrtins deniriiiK to go to, or throuuliSt. IjoniHcnnbv taking No. 4 go to Bt. JiOiiiH without chunca of cars. Ticket Bold, and baBtfiifjo chenW" through, to all the principle point in tlm Umtl States.

Agwnov for the Tmveleis Insnmncd and WTlB, Fargo and Companies Kxjimss. When you want to take a trip give hb a call. E. Chapman, Agnnt. GAKDEN CITY.

jfront door to tffia opens 7:00 (ioneral delivorv T-'M n- M. O. and wastry window 8:00 a. Mail oIobob gomgWPnt 2:10 p. ii i cant U'M a.

in M. O. and register business closes 5:00 p. Office close ln STAB ROUTK. Sonth loe.daily 8:00 a.

m. Terryton closes, daily 8:00 a.m. Enauslon and Pitt, closes, Tuesdo Thursday and Saturday. E. L.

Stepiibnson, Postmaster. SANTA FE. Garden City Stage South bonnd Daily arrives 12:30 ftarden City Stage North bonnd Daily leaves 12:35 M. McMaham, Postmaster. Santa Fe markets, corrected by E.

MeMahan the-grocer: Eggs, per dozen Putter, per pound Potatoes, per bushel Hogs, per pound I 'orn, per bnnhel Oats, per bushel 7 cents. 7 cents 75 cents 5 cents 60 cents cents PENCJELLINOS. Levi Brown went to Garden Citv Friday taking Wm. Marlow to the railroad. Rogers of Boons township attended church nt the first Presbyterian buuday evening.

Harry Jones returned home Tuesday from Granada Ookrad) whira lie has been working on a ranch. Jacob Witmore of McFherson will from June 2'J to 23 under auspicies of the Dun Bards. Albert- Brackuey oauw down from Garden Qity Monday nud is speudiug the week visiting friends iii the city. Chas. Harshmnn and family spent Snuday in the country with Mrs.

Harsh-juans parents Mr, and Mrs. Haley. Kary Kent father yf Swade came in from Judson Missouri, Tuesday morning and will returo overland with Mr. and Mrs. Kent.

Owing to their interfering with other dates, the time for holding the Finney County Fair has been chauged to Oct. 6, 7, 8, and 9th. Mrs. J. A.

Daniel and family have moved to Garden City so that the children may have the beuefit of good instructor! iu the schools. 8. Kejnhari bus a brand new cyclone cuve and be now lias no feir of the fi u-liel shabed cloud that we were warned ngainstiDy the Grant County 'Uepublican. Albeit Pi ussel of riotuu iuney was in the cit Tuesday looking for a second Land leader. He says there will be orae wieat in south Finney but less than one linli a crop.

Jim Jjnes left for Garden City Monday moving from which place he will leave for Granada Colorado where he hopes toceive a lucerative position. fe wishhim succees. Our jot work lias been ranch this week. Via prised' stationary for Treasurer McCollhit District Clerk Barlow and iSuperinteidaut Davis. Besides a quantity for Gkrden City parties.

Johnnie lTuIlet stayed until he saw the net vistagepf his wheat crop dissipear before the llt winds' then he started for Colorado in! search of work. He was accompanied by Ott Heraminger, Will Stailey- left for Garden City Sunday froni which place he expects to leave for Collrado Monday night to try and find a petition! Will is one of our best young nUn and a rustler and if there is any vbrk to be had Will will get it. Swade Kern who has been quite ill for neveral montks started overland for Missouri Thursday morning accompanied Vy his- father Bnd Mrs. Kent. They leave many friends in this' county who hope to hear of the return of health to Mr.

Kent. Mrs, Daniel and son Jabe went to Garden City Saturday hint taking Herbert who has been sick for tha last two months to the doctor. We understand that the doctor said he was out of danger and will lie up and running nbont in a week or two if nothing 1 SWABMB Transients a Speciality. Careful Drivers. 211)8 Lily GIobb Starch ICets.

7 Navy Banns ...25 5 Lime Beans 25 2 packages Corn Starch 15 2 Gem 15 2 1 pound packages Dwitrht Soda 15 2 2oz. Bottles Lemou Extract. .15 3 Packages of Yeast Foam 10 7 Bars Silk or White Russian Soap 25 3 Quart Cnus Standard Tomatoes 25 2 Pint Uorn 15 6 Nickle Sacks Smoking 25 1 pound First Quality Japan Tea. .25 SardineB 05 Salmon 15 Pickles 15 ICau 2 DozeD Dou't forget the place one door south of the Sentinel office, and one block north of the depot, Garden City, Kansas. You may alsj secure the Best 15 cent meal iu town.

Rememberthis is at CHARLIE'S Place Hipans Tabules cure constipation. R-I-P-A-N-S The modern standard Family Medicine Cures the common every-day ills of humanity. fMDC Ripans Tabules: one gives relief. The Percheon-Norman stallion will make the season of 1896 at my plaoe two miles northwest of Santa Fe at the J. (J.

Michaels place. Eoyal Tom Is a Gray, 17 hands high, 9 years old, he has good style and action and heavy bone. Terms. to insure colt to stand and suck. D.

C. Robertson, Santa Fe Kar. Our readers who are farmers need, in addition to their best county paper, a practical Western ajirionltural journal, ho Kansas Farmer, of Topeka, Kansas. Send a postal asking for free sample copy and supplement of benefits. We supply the Kausan Farmei regular subscription $1.00 and the Santa Fe Tbail, both papers one year for only $1.75.

In proportion to the size of the city in which it is printed. The Kansas City Star has a larger circulation than any other American newspaper. Its remarkable success has been achieved bv its unfalter-adhernnce to the rule of giving its readers the best that The Star's increasing revenues could furnish and its improved facilities could supply. The Star was the first newspaper to give its readers a full weeks papers six evenings' and Suu- day morning for 10 cents, a thing that could not be profitable except when done on the big scale on which the Star does everything. The Star was also the first to establish a weekly edition for the trifling price of 25 cents a year; 110,000 regular circulation for the weekly edition demonstrates the wisdom of the idea.

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Cash Garden City Kansas. Proprietor- obliging set of men could not be found than all of them have proved to be. A. D. Woodman, wife and little girl Mrs.

Kittie Woodman and daughter were all guests of L. Branuau aud mother Sunday afternoou. V. H. Hill and wife were in the Valley Monday calling ou friends.

Mrs. Hill wanted it mentioned that she found a new white napkiu and an extra plate among her dishes aud that the owner or owners could have the same by letting her know who they are. W. F. Jibe snys he will plant seed, rain or no rain, he will be ready wheu it does Will Celebrate.

Santa Fe will have an old fashioned 4'tli of July celebration Good speakers have been secured, and a fine time is promised you. Come! Come! COME Programme. 10 ra. Opening Address. Song.

Reading Declaration of Independence Declamation Song. Closing Address Dinner. 1 :30 p. m. Foot race, 50 yards.

Quarter mile pony race, entrance fee 15 cents. Quarter milo bicycle race. Potato race. Pie race. 3:00.

p- m- Ball Game. Grand Ball In Tho Even- -f. For farther information address A. C. Eobeets, Santa Fa Kan.

Dance. What promises to be the event of the society world of Haskell couuty will take place in the hall the 19th, in the shape of a grand ball. A number of the most prominent amusement promoters in the county are at the head of the affair aud they promise you a good time. Everybody invited to attend. Lemonade aud cake will be served iu the ball.

Remember the date, June 19th. CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS. Best CouBb Syrup. Tastes Good- Use I in time, a tiy orueimtR. Sheriff's Sale.

In the District Conrt o' the 32nd Judicial District sit tin in and for the county of Haskell, iu the state of Kansas: Mrs. Deletta Kathbun, Plaintiff, vs. Eiliott E. Carman and Ella Osrman, Snm-Der W. Pierce, The Central Loan and Investment Company, The Providmit Loan Trust Com pany and W.

Hussey County t'lerk of Haskell County Kansas, Def undents. By virtneof an order of sale issued to me out of said district court in the above entitled action I will on Saturday the 11th day of July a. d. 1MW, at 10 o'clock a ra of said day at the east froDt door of the court house in the city of Santa Ed, in the connty of Haskell in the state of Kansas, offer at Public eala, and sell to the highest and best bidder for cash in baud, all the described vol estate to-wit: The Boutliwest qruirter of section tlr.rtyfive of township twenty eisiit, range thirty two west of the sixth principal liieridan, containing one hundred and sixty TlfiO acres more or less according to the United States government survey there of, lying and situate in the county of Haskell in the State of Kansas. The above described real estate is taken as the property of said defendents and is directed by said order of sale to be sold, and will be sold without appraisement to satisfy said order of sale.

F.E. MURPHY. W. A. Fbush, Attorney Sheriff Haskell co Kan.

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The best wishes of a host of friends follow them. Carlisle (Ky.) Mercury. Miss Campbell is a sister of Mrs. J. W.

Swartz of Colusa this oouuty. "Say, brother farmers why not locate closer together and cultivate smaller patches of land. Let these farms then be fenced one large body, then we would have all the outside country for range for our stock. This would also give us many conveniences as we could all be closer to churches and schools, our postoffice would be more accessable and windbrakes could be formed. We cannot hardly expect to have plensarit homes without irrigating at least a small tract of land.

Let us locate nearer each other and make a good well which we can own in common, and live as neighbors, then when we want to visit it will not take an entire dav to make the journey. Let us catch all the rainfall and snows and store the surplus water in ponds, thus a small tract of land will be worth more than a large farm of 160 acres. By pursuing these plana people would be induced to settle with us thus making a number of good farms and homes, upon which mouey could be borrowed to farther our improvements, for we have fine soil for every kind of produce, especially fruit. If this finds its way into print I should like to hear from others. R.

SHErLAH. I fbfii CENT MEALS. The Santa Fe Restaurant lias Building and stock has boon Go ids Added. You can now I IMIeaJL For 0-t i 4 again changed hands and the generally overhauled, and new get a good clean, 20 Cents. us a call if you want anything FE RESTAUR AN T.

A FULL LINK OF GROCERIES AND CONFECTION! on haud at all times. Give In the Line of I Candy Cigars Pop, Lemonade. Canned Goods- Etc-' MASON'S SANTA Cua tx carried In et pocket. I'renstd plain wrap. per box.

or A tor ttK. tilt A Poaltlva Written On Bratatee to Cart ItrfUod tha Money. Pamphlet free. Sold by drugglau. Audreaa tlaacxu amU'x, caue, ul For Sale, by Dr.

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