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The Protection Press from Protection, Kansas • 4

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A CHINAMAN AS MAIL. Farmers nre lKgiunig to put in their THE PRESS. STNJCHOLAS HOTEL wheat for next years crops. TuU Attut Mongolian Rceled From THE I'HtSS I'UBLISHINQ COMPANY Ye editor in company with M. Joseph Hill took a run down in thu COLD WATER KAN.

Canada at tha Detroit Office. A handsome, maroon-colored box Kntcrd at tno Post Office Protection southern part of this county last week wagon carries the royal mall between. Windsor and Dotrolt It la open only Kan. as Second Class Mail matter. and wo found that tho farmers have not been idle as their wonderful crops at tne roar end, and tho doors Which PROTECTION, SEPT.

11, 1601 closo that end are kept securely locked. 6howj vast fields of corn cam, caflir Besides two postmasters, only tho ous-toms officials ori each end have a key com, niilo maize, and millet could we see upon every hand; and as tho young HANTA JFld KOUTE R. A. Calaway Proprietor Cool parlors and clean rooms, Table supplied with tfyc best. When in tho city give this popular house a call, they will trout you all O.

K. to these doors. prairie chickens were ripe wc had shoot A few weeks ago William Henry Offut, the dignified and garrulous ing in abundance, ultogetuer it was a Time Table C. K. W.

R. Ri Sl'KOTECTlbN, KAN. Ill Effect May 31st, 1801. colored official who swe'eps the Windsor postoffice and makes up thd mails, pleasant trip. II.

F. Cook of Douvnr Colo, has was performing the latter duty. It East Bound, Mail, Express Freight, been witu us for a few duys past he has was evening and, of cdurse. it was ....0:55 a in dark: William Henry Offiit Is natur West Bound. Mail, Express Freight' ally timid when, as in this case, he is alone in tho big postofficd at night Arrives, 5:40 p.

been looking after his farm 3 miles south of town, ho was greatly surprised at tho great improvement manifested every where; ho made arrangement to have 100 actes put in wheat this fall, he His nervousness was increased when the back door began to creak and Round trip tickets sold tit rcdticcd COMMERCIAL HOTEL, E. R. JOHNSON. PROP'U. rates, every day in the year.

slowly open. 0- ll. SMtTrt, Agent also left the needful for a years reading of the Phess. "Man goodness," chattered William llenry "wo-wot's de meanin o' dat? M-muB' be a wa'nln' of trib-lation, Foy. has the McSherry and Farmers John Murray informs us that he had shoV Friend Hoe Drill's for sale COL)) WATER, KANSAS.

Imagine William Off dt's re. live acres 6f Milo Maic that yielded 118 large shocks and 18 largo wAgon lief and surprise, when, instead of We sell and warrant every bottle ol loads cut as. hny; thinks the yield of Boggs Family Medicines. loy of some ghostly visitor, the yellow face of a Chinaman appeared. seed would be lit least 50 bushels per This Hotel furnishes first class accommodations at the popular prlcrt-.

Vou are invited call wlmh yoVi come to Coldwater and maV th'it til "GVay fum dah. you fool yallet1 acre. John is lonesome now as Mrs. Iicggs' Little surest andsafe'ht. Giant Pills are Sold by Foy.

man, g'way," shouted William Henry, who had become, once more brave. Hotel your headquarters. (odd di'uuvr foi the farmers wheu I hey c'oiili' to town, always ready. Murray has gone on a 10 days visit to her sister Mrs. MaxsOu at Purc'ull I.

T. Kansas State Fair: Limit of tickets, "Oh goodee, blackeo man, me good- Sept 10th to 21st; Round trip one fare eo. Mo wantce askeo you. Me want To give hair a beautiful, glossy, and sleep in shed. Allee lightec?" lor the hair that is falling out turn luxuriant growth, try.ifaggs' ll'arr Re "Ya-as, guess you kin sleep in de 6haid, if yo' don't hurt nothin1'." ing grey, Jry Beggs' Hair Ilcnewer.

Sold by Foy. newer, bold by lid. M. ioy, "Goodoe blackeo man, me cold. Mo St.

Louis Fair; Limited, tickets wantce blag. Me giveo blag back to- MOM PLAINS. i'O PEAKS. In tho Ute Pass, near Colorado' mollow." Oct, 3rd. to 9th good to return to 12th, "Well, ah guess you kin hare da Round trip one fare.

bag, yaller face." FOY BU BUSTED ED lhe generous Henry handed out a Springs, are several pleasant place's to cool during the hot summer' mouts. Reqsjnable hotel, cottage aud tent rates. Vou 'can go to the top of FOY The mildest, pleasantst, safest and surest laxative in the world is Beggs Little Giants. We guarantee every mail bag, and tho Mongol curled himself up in tho rear of the office and went to sleep apparently. bottle.

Sold by Foy. Pikes Peak on foot' horseback, in a carrige, or via the cog-wheel railway. The. next day, when tho driver of j.noso who patronize us arc the ones Santa Fe Route is the only line that: Wallcin, Ritfmg and fiatg Plows, (I Variety of Disc Harrows. tho mail cart was going through Woodbridge street, Detroit, ho heard a noise in the wagon.

runs t'ullman, vestibnle sleepers to; who are in sympathy with our cause, don't forget this your business transactions. Manitou without change. He turned just in time to see a Chi Cheap excursion tickets now ou sale' naman, who much resempieu tne one who had interviewed William Henry Little Giants! Little Giants. Beggs to principal Colorado resorts and to1 Las Vegas Hot Springs, New Mexico, the previous evening, jump from tho wagon and. disappear.

WIN FIELD PItESS DRILLS. LANSING TfAGOJVS. Flour 'to Exchange for Wheat, the favorite-allrthe-yeai'-round Watering place, where the Mohteau.ua The cunning heathen had come over Hotel is located. Inquire of 0.11. Smith, local 'agent; inside the mail-bag, and had thus escaped th6 of the United States Customs officers.

Santa l'e Route- The Canadian postoffice authorities were notified. They determined that no more contraband humanity should A VACATION IN NEW MEXICO To get the full benefit of mountain air and sunshine, it 'villi amply rewardrj get into Uncle Sam's territory in this way. Hence the brand-new locked wagon. Detroit Journal. all travelers to extend their Colorado; Little Giants, for constipation.

They never gripe and no bad results follow Soklby Foy. Protection preseEts a busy scene this week, the streets were literly alive with.rnen and teams; wheat is coming in rapidly now, Harding bought of Cook new threshing outfit this week it is of the Bcllville make, and she is a daisy for shufe. Home Seekers Sept 15th and 29th: Return limit 30 days from date of sale. Chicago $28,09. St.Louis $25,09, how horrid those blotches look bn my well do you know one bottle of Beggs' Blood Purifier will remove them? Every bottle guaranteed.

Sold by Foy. summer trip to that resort known an Las Vegas Hot Springs, six THE PRICKLY PORCUPINE. miles from Las Vegas, oh the A.T- S. HARDWARE, COAL, FEED, HARNESSES AND A FULL ST OCli. 6'F LUMBER AT LOWEST PKICES.

ficto't 1 Forget the place to sell your Ylieat. Scales at Pjotectio'ti aud Sitka. Ancient Story About Hit Kolllng The K.R.., Here may be found the very 'Choicest Himself into a Ball. A recent Writer speaks of it as the quiet, inoffensive little creature that of New Mexico air scenery, and sun-: shine; aad a hotel' the Montezuma; that is largo, handsome' comfortable, 'and curls itself into a ball at the first ap prpach of an enemy." I have seen' thousands of them in our pine woods not so very little, but inoffensive, unless you object to their appetite for pack straps, shoes and salt pork. But The trip to Las Vegas Hot Springs whoever saw one curl itself into a ball- cau be made in connection with the Colorado tour' at a very small additon-' al expeuce, by purchasing a round-trip excursion ticket to the -Hot that includes a side ride to Pueblo; when molested? If vou bother a porcupine ho will make a feiw awkward attempts at a' Colorado Springs, or Denver gallop ioward the nearest tree, raising 'Inquire ofnO.H- Smith, local agent the quill dn his back somewhat as a I Sainta Fe Route.

doer 'bristles his crest" when excited. After reaching his tree he will make; short work of putting himself out or reach of all weapons of shorter range than firearms. 1 The 'tradition about his rolling him FOR 8ALK Mr. J- R. Green desires to.

in form the public that he has a good team of work cSttle at his place 4 miles, cast of that he will sell cheap for P. 'JOHNSTON, THE i'LLD T3KLIA15LL HE VJlld Iaeliable Flour and Feed Dealer, -Highest price Paid forGrain. self into a ball, although not so bad as the quill shooting story, is, I think, uon I 10 iook over our auvur-'tising columns as those add are the ones wh'd will sell goods to you at the right kind of prices. Mr. Schyhart from the Indian Territory was one of the early setlers of this county, has, been here' a short while for his health; he'leftbn this mornings train very much improved.

i Call on O.H.Sniith, and see the fall and winter samples of custom order clothing roni G. W. Simmons Co. Boston Mass. Guaranteed ''the best suit for the money in Comanche Co.

4 The democrats held their convention last Saturday, and nominated a full ticket; we say democrat 'because they it so, but in realty-it' was only a mongrel, as some of its' members were, the rankest '-kini of radicals'. Now lookout for reciprocity when the Reps gtts together, next jveck- Colic Diarrhea and Dysqnlery are cash or will 'trade for young stock. entirely wrong wnen aiiriDirceu. iu mo American porcupine, I think 'this belief comes from the' books, where tho habits of the English hedgehog ar6 deT This I understand to 'be much smaller animal than ours, feeding on insects and. perhaps fruit.

Our porcupine Has lor stcaay uiei SPECIAL We will send the Press from now until Jan 1st 1892, tor the small sum of 25 cents. All who wish to see the country redeeuxi from -misrule should avail themselves of this opportunity. thebai of trees, usually maple, hut Ul- Ground old logging camps he, finds such delicacies as old boot packs, porn car rels and cook-house slush; in lact, any thing containing salt or fat in any form. He is an adroit thief, ana NOTICE! you give him a chance will steal a hd or a. hoe from under the walls of your tent while you are dreaming on your bed 'of balsam or hemlock boughs Forest Lnd Stream, dangeroup.

family should be with out a good reliable medicine for these complaint at this season. Beggs Diarrhoea Balsam will relieve immediately and no bad results follow. Sold and waranted by Foy. Last Sunday weclrwe that curslf I HATE OPENED A SHOP Ou East Mf'ia Street, Cold-vater, Kansas, and am prepared to dc njHi who anil vv avvjsb aus njia unDo- -ALL KINDS OF- PROTECTION MARKET Corrected by the Board of trade every Friday. meat No 2 Soft 4 Corn Corn Him i.

70. 25- 1 --Onions Eggs per doz. lb Meats 124c. DrySalU. B1AGKSMITHIN6 WOODWORK.

i A Giant Bell. The largest bell America is that of Notre Damo Cathedral, Montreal, which hangs in the south tower. It' is 6 feet high, 8 feet 7 inches in diame-ternd weighs 24,780 pcunds. It is orntmented with images of he Blessed Virgin and St. John the Baptist, together with emblems of agriculture, commorce arid industry.

It was cast in London and bears this inscription in Latin: "I WSs cast in the year of the cristian era 1847, the two hundred and tQcond since the foundation of Montreal, the first of Pius IX's pontificate fend the tenth of the reign of Victoria, Queen of England. 1 am the gift qf. merchants, the farmers and mechanics ofSVitfe MMx" Ih the opposite towec "jangs chlmt of ten I' thd day at the farm of Mr. Hill two miles north east of tov.n; they have; a j'tplcndid grove in which we passed he playing croquet, reading, eatiug peaches and cream, and other amusements to numerous to mention and the supper Which the good lady called lis to partake of was past describing, such as only a farmers wife can prepare; it will be long remembered as a day ol tinalloid pleasure. kny ont sendhig usf'd In the near future will'n ake all '-inds of Machinist worn a spcciauy.

Justfc-of the Peace Oltfcc in Shop. I Fesfctlfnliv solicit -cf ttr Pafrbi. ige Smoked. n-. b.bells, the smallest weighing BS can' hate' ike' Tf ess" seKi pounds, hc laril BClI-, total pcUncIe.

)o him for one iiecr-.

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Years Available:
1891-1891