The Courtland Press from Courtland, Kansas • 5

v.jun.nnntntit office -wh takes Place at Icoi Tsrsosal. SrfarmS-miles east and one half milenorth The following is we ui. lf I team ot Andrew Campbell, made a trip to Belleville sold: lteamoimi' mmu. vr old mules. mares 3 yeans um, i Zln of millet hay.

ocks of fodder farming im- Mr. J. M- Parker, left for Omaha, Monday K1 witn corn, dumcu elements ana oiner ai will rrv the sale. mention. J- a.

on business. -r List vonr farms with the Courtland. Loan i Ilea Estate Ben Spotu, of Formoso was in the city. See Freeland for blankets and un- Mr. John Shelton.

left for Bolcourt, Kansas t-aav nictat- Pointers. derwear. hnrors have been in vo nave a farm for Bale, list xt wan us A great man, will fix up a saie ior this vicinity the past wc merits. tiimpd from Abilene, Mrs. Cora Glover visited in Belleville.

MSrsTerapleasantttmeat the Association. Wednesday. ADVERTISE IN THE 3 COURTLAND PRESS. 3 I HumoritthatainpartinU and F. E.

Hinkle drove VV J. -itv were '-rotten city were home. toFormoso. Thursday, on dus.u night as they of Scandia is visiting Tom Shedden ana jouu ul MISS her brother George in this cuy lately returneu hiffhlv of that country. asked Eve for a Get your job printing done at 3 this office.

Prices cut in two. 1 Subscribe for the PfESS. From now until January 1st, lsao, wneu i nn her Hds with a coo, Courtlandchwinine KISS, buc -r nnfl Corbett-Fiusimn eel no gave a look so eoianw, emphatic. "I don't care A-dam if you do. off sometime vlctolious if ill nreach at the chns- jmt j.

i i Letevery apprehension as i we get a go at the gentleman. The literary entertainment BChool house, Tuesday, nigh edao interesting one. The house and the audience M-J tian cuuii.u uu oc the mihiect will be an m- Douy iiLicni teresting one. and Mr. amuu esting talker.

Bring in your advertisements. Holidays are drawing near. rsXrefult; man than hair 3acit-itnuc Hamilton and Dr. pin to woman toife siae HELD UP! i last evening while one Gossard fougni miu rosard Courffand of our prominent citizen was on bis way hoM nn on the frosty pave- nomc 11c vna --r ..,1 cHrl with ments because ne was pi a pair of Freeland overshoes. CLIPPINGS.

Pharmacy. and Douglas, ootn Deiuic bate of course the jack-knife side of the question came out victorious. tinn sale at the home Kansas City Star. invpntpd a suspender that A niau u3 successfully holds up the pantaloons. ofVoeVron the Case Bishop, farm fmiTes north and 3 lies west of CurUand Tuesday, December.

11th. at winch time the following property will he sold: span gelding 8 and years old 1 3 vears old. Ti Am rrr to find out that the peo- I 11 Prescriptions Carefully Com-Jj poundeo. Day or Night. 11 Ul pie of Kansas are not in favcr of equal suf frage.

three Lutheran colleges Propnetor, 1 inric C. E. ELLIOTT, in the state of Kansas; uetnany. shoats.1 good farm wagon. surnn, i harrow 2 cultivators, 1 fodder ra.K.

Larie ha; and millet. 900 shocks of fodder fn pood conditon. 5 bushels of seed corn KranaTy building 6x10. other articles bore; Midland, at uu ohns, at Winfield. rnnntv persons lost abundance.

-ven. 111 mat their votes by not knowing how to mark rw 1 A AmtiirrVk Sanot paid when due teresi, i cent dls. the ustralian ballot. 1 nai is ,0 per cent inc note wltn count for cash. WrcfcfP unde.

to have happened in Missouri. aDnroved security, au cash. J. A. Donielson will cry the sale.

started a boarding A wuiimii house in Downs and advertised that she 1 1 1 uv; fo I rv I Tojvsorial Artist. wanted only men who nan no uau TVa Phaw tpnm On last Thanksgiving evening in this i KknVts. lap robes, etc. were She ha? no boarders. Cliy secio.

Kraips and waggons, wnicti Kansas. itnr the new svstem in Kansas it stolen uui "-so thi street while their Courtland, nnw until were um.u meeting at the doesn't cost any more to run a whole county campaign than it used to take to 7U UU" uuuii owners ITnon the return of the nnsiaiii pay the expenses ot one canaiuaic VH I 1 -vtuUoII rmmtv farmer went to town uouuuij 101., 1L and sold some hogs for Io3. bought $3 1 Unrrn On 1 to lm worth of groceries ana siarieu 1896. tot S.W the way highwaymen ueiu uu" took his money. They counted it and then asked him where the other $3 were.

He owners the thetts were uiva.u, clue could be found to the thief or The next day however some of the loosers sifted matters pretty close and after getting everything in shape proceeded to corral the thieves. John Ammetman was put on the trail and finally captured the light fingered gentlemen at Belleville. John promptly arrested them and found in their possession the stolen articles. Through the generous disposition of John nf the bovs they turned I CAN MAKE CHOICE FARM nAisrs AT said he had bought groceries They then tooK me gruvcuoo. POTATOES.

1 ill IViWW inA have a car load of fine her cent strap -iolrnnwled(2 ana im the thieves loose after they had coughed up jimp and 1 ccmuM irh thev are selling in LOIUI rtUU ijuiaiww quantiesotio Dusneib ui uFo. tJ cents the amount of 15,50 to vCl trouble We omit the names of the parties who committed this theft for the simple reason that they have relatives living here. thpir lnckv stars that they FARM FOR SALE. 0,. tr-m ffir sale, one and We nave an to acres iney tau are not now looking through the bars of a free.

Call at my um, apers S-4 miles monuwesiui roA fnf hnff Courtland, Kansas under cultivation. 1 iam and other Fl Litsinger pasture, lioouwdia.u.m. outbuildings. Price $1,800, Terms to suit Geo prison, to which place tney win drift if they keep up their present ways ot appropriating other peoples property. This should be a lesson to others of their ilk.

purchases. A rare udieu. a rnpRor.k Island has changed its time-card and only one passenger train a 1 1, h-ivq and full of mischief 01ns arcui bv them is not day stops at Fortnoso. inis ua.u few Wleat Market ana wuuaucw. n.

fair pirl cheweth her bring a righteous kick irom ong the line and we hope that sufficient to bear with the wise. 11" gum with much haste, and stampeth her lnnk out. She cometh preuy iw forth in the evening with low neck and Infill railroad commissioners as win road to give them the service implied and W. 1 RS, Pro? short sleeves, but in the morning Fr- otthP timp ie Duiiu.3 wi- 1JM.1LI 1U1 O.L Hi- '1 A nonu in bed while her mother nustieiu tu. ollnH nbiert ot tne raurudu myj 1 TniTQi onn minted the sale bills for Joe is to shorten the time Detween nux.vhnnt two hours but this is not Meats a Fine HlOft sufficent reasons for depriving the people i tv, imP of a reasonable train service.

Osborn, this week for his sale winch will be held on the nth. inst. Joe is now living in Jewell county but will shortly remove to Republic county near White Rock. Joe will hereafter per use the Court-land Press weekly at his home. nf such size ana aoes uubjuc J.

UJL 111U3U sufficient to require more than one train a day and we believe a systematic "kick" Ovsters, Fish and everything usnal- will bring tne raurudu 1-d-rarried in afirst-ciass nitti-. County Monitor Bert Harris and Charley Bradley send word home that they are doing well in their present locations. They now live a Tnnelca. The Monitor does right in "jacking up the Rock Island for the present train ser-thev are eivine Fqrmoso. that town t.

that there is to be a wed Job Butter Jbotel ding in town shortly. Its a good time of rtainlv deserves to be treated justly at vear for such enterprises. hands of this road, and we believe that now located in his new a vigerous kick from the Formoso folks will quarters with his jewelry store and is fitted breng them to time Buy your groceries at Freeland JOHN NEBEKER, Proprietor. First-class meals, Good Beds, Table Board. May-be your head is your week spot; If so you need one of Freeland Bros.

fur caps tVir.Qp rnlrl davS. np in fine style. Mrs Dora Douglas went to Leavenworth Monday evening and returned Tuesday evening. John A. Donielson and daughter Maudie visited in Kansas City this week.

Jim Butler drove over to Republic i-icn tn r. rvvour sale Employ jonn a. and get your auction bills printed free of charge at tnis wmw..