The Inman Independent from Inman, Kansas • 2

I'at cricks l)a, Tlmi'wlay was Si, Little Vallej. A big snow Sunday, fanum JOHN PANKRATZ. that Mc McFiill whs up Thursday, In wew elected tad not got their nuts SilLLETT CLUDA8, to wait, a few ilavs. DEALER IN- WALL I'AI'KU Watch for Craves "ad" next week. shippi-dli line bunch of I cattle Tucsdiii Itiy lu'v is carrying the country lo (listructiiM at a territlc rate of upend and that hothiug but the election of democratic President and Congress can save it, but the facts ho presents as proef are very meagre, The republican speaker replies by stating that it is the McRinlcy law that gives tho country its present ptospar ity, which can only be maintained by the election of a republican Presideut and tho frets he pre.

I I 1 flinn fi 11, 1,1 .1 11 I i Simenfour voiinjr t'olk attended the party tit I he future residence of MrKllTKK(U AT TIIK l-OUT DKI H'R it 1'0 IAKIUIMIIOk fUlUIVIIII THK It. II. IS rl.iKl lll'l. MtTTKR, wr ssonld you fail lo wi the new spring chilling at tlasslcr Urns. Everybody should udeiid the Educational meeting on I he 22.

The Hock Island will run an excurs M. Cox. Saturday evening, nil re- port us having a nice time. 'Pub! -the Kvt-iy ir: KANSAS. IXM AN.

Stoves and Banges, Guns Caropenter Tools and Piusps TKRMS Of SUBSCRIPTION. ('has. Anderson was the guest of Fi, l'ierce, Monday. Jack McKall will move to the licrt Wilson farm in the near future. W.

S. McKiuney, has moved on to the old Antrin place. scnts are about on a par with those of his opponent. A distinguished I'uited States Senator, row dead once privately Maid there was not ten Three nmntlit, 4i) I Single copies, Or One Vfr. tlx moiilui ion to Oklahoma on the 22.

Ileilnced Rales, A fkw more years there will lie no unbroken prairie in this county. The Ladies Mandoline Club of aic-Phersongavean entcrtailment at the 15th: Hassler have sevirnl dummies in front of their store which makes a neat display of their goods. men in United Slates who thoroughly understood the tariff in all its branches, and your correspondent is in clined lo think that he was right and that the numbr has not been greatly ALSO A COMPLETE STOCK OF DRUGS, PATENT- MEDCMS, Putty, Paints, Varnishes CIGARS INMAN ANSA 4 AuvKiiTiBisa Hatks. Busincs locals, live nts per line each Insertion. Display advor-(iiement, II fly oonta per Inch per moiuli Legal mitiooi ut locill tutei.

Aclvertlietuontl will ho published ami chargfidfor until onlorud nut, unlena otherwise directed. FT in I3 r-t- (I 3 3 a- ri fD -1 CD 1 SATURDAY MAR. 19th, 1892. il. I-.

IJobcrtson, linished hm oats before the snow. V. I. Tuttle has changed his place of abode and is now working for Fairchild. John Smith and wife Nit" 'ayed with Peter Esau's.

J. Hutchison and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Robertson spent Sunday at S. Pierce's.

Aleck Baker of Reno county Sunday with friends in (his neighborhood, Li.in yesterday mo weather opened up line again, and the prohllities are that II. 1'iu' N. IlitiDcntNa, ViciI'rh. increased since he said so. No answer has been received from Lord Salisbury to the dispatch sent him last week protesting against his refusal to renew the modus vivendi, ad no other move is expected until he is heard from.

Th talk in officiul circles is of a peaceuble ttlement, the snow will not last long. Our Washington Letter. A. Kuhns, was a pleasant, caller yesterday. Albert has an ngewy for the Champion and Hnbcr Threshing JTioii Our Reguler Correspondent.

Pretddtnt Harrison has not written that letter stating that he would not allowed his name to go before ho next National convention of his pany, although a few days ago pro Machinis, but it is known that arrangements STATE OF IITMA1T PAID UP CAPITAL $12,500,00 ORQANIZKD JULY 7th, 1887. Does a General Banking Business. Personal attention to Depositors interest. Accommodations on approved paper or collaterals, DIRECTORS ILBartkis, S. A.

Bbbh N. W. Bkidom Ldtt, Lhoi burr. We are reqested by the chair man of the Republican League, that Hon st: received are beiug made to conceutrata a sufficient naval force in Behring Sea to prevent poaching, whatever Lord Salisbury may decide to do. orq cr.

WE1STHAXER. has jus a new stock of SKK mtnont United brides (senators were DS. Thn- J. It. Burton ot Abilene, will address the club at McPherson on Saturday Xcw vnd fresh stock of quoted as saying that such a letter would shortly bo written.

The gen othy, Clover. Ciarden Seeds evening March 26th. A cordial invi talion is extended to all. oral openion hore eberas to be that this story origenated in the wishes j. i i.

Hi EH Dr. Graves has received line and J. J. KLASSEH, DEALER IN WM OAN'XOTTEMj A LIE It is rumred that tho Parkerson sugar mills in Mead and Seward counties will be converted into flouring mills. of those Sountors antagonistic to Mr costly case of.

surgical instruments. Harrison the same geutleruan who' Although the Dr. not labored under any inconveniences but is now pre a are trying to cone enetrate the auti Harrison strength upon some men pared to perform any kind of a surgic A Koelev srradttiite, suirgests that km Mi al opperation without the possihilitifs about as difficult a political job as onions are more bitter than wiskey on of errors. was ever undertook. a cold day.

If he could impress this in 3 ro T3 on the mind of some people onions Notice, would he worth 60 cts a pint. Buildmjp And Well Rook FOR-SALE CHEAP the Place to 'Buy SHOES at a BARGAIN cn r-t- Not since we have been permited to Having spent part of tho winter in the east, I wish to announce that I am ready to commence at my trade. Plastering, Kalsominingand Chimney building. P. L.

Hyde. stay upon the soil have we seen such a CLOTHING at a REDCTION mild winter. True enough we have fD DRY GOODS CHEAPER Than anvwhere else in town. had little cold snaps and snow at times but generally speaking and from what Livery Feed Stable we have learned from some of the old inhabitants it has been the most pleas ant, winter in history of the country. UtTt jo writtw mm hi yti7 It jo laven't, wiidoa InMAn KANSAS- 8 1 Ki I hiT6 it all timr-s Good Iti-rs at Reasonable Prices.

I U.J If true statements were circulated nd inUlllfont SPECIAL SALES ON SHIRTS AND HATg. Call iiu'i see Bassler Bros. in the east enstead of lies concerning Special pains for the Accommodation of Commercial Mon. iowns have my kind Mid careful attention. our cuntry old worn out hills would out be torn up so much every year.

It is evidently a fact that parts IUIIIIUUH UHll a rile to-dity, 1 iiroiuiit you my pecil, perociul iticuiion. I lo briefly hit fairly Ultitrrnl parsoa ritl.0rii, Who -an rd nd nitl who, itur tiuimctiOD, ill woih, indus-inouily, hour to cam liirao TUou-ftnd DAlira Tours Respectfully, Frank Albin, of Kansas has had a "black eye" on ac count of draughts, but we have not had a failure of crops in Kansas but what t(r la tbeir own Senator Hill is said to te very much imbnrrassed bv the efforts of tin Cleveland democrats to forae him to state his potition on the free coin age of silver, and it Is stated that he would have postponed his trip down isouih had it Leen pos ible. because of Lis fear that he will some how be roped into a declaration of opinion on the same subject. Some of those whe claim to enjoy his confidence say that he favors free coinage but will indeferenco to the sentiments of his State, vote against i when it reaches the senate, after being passed by the House, as it certainly will be next. week.

They add however, that Mr. Hill is williug to promise that he will not vote free coinage bill should ho be elected President, and it be passed by the Fifty-third congress. It should be joEaeniberecl, in consideiing this that Mr. Hill has said nothing father than his famous "I'll not cross that bridge until I get to it." Mr. Blaine's continued illness has again started rumors of his early retirement from Office, but at his house it is said he contemplates going South for a short time as soon as he gets well enough to travel, but eipectstj lesQhie his duties a littlo later oil' The Alliance Congressmen have held several conferences concerting the necessary steps to be taken to see that Alliance interests are properly looked after in the campaign which will precede the Congressional elec would surpress the best in some of the 0 J.

S. GRAVES CO. Sgw Firm Mrs. Neff and Mrs. Peterson have rented the Clareen building and have placed in a large stock of millinery goods, The ladies tire experinced milliners.

They invite the public to an inspection of ihe nicest stock of goods ever brought to this city. As soon us the Ice Cream season opens they will have a parlor in connection. The Outlouk For The Fubire. This retrospect of the half century covers a period which represents a very large part of the agricultural achievement of North America since the advent of white men. What will be th" record of the next half century? Where is the seer who can accurately forecast it? There are signs of the times that at least foreshadow probable development.

So far, our agriculture has not passed its crude stage. Its mission has been to subdue land, under a practice that has been wast I'ul. Intensive cul eastern states, There is thousands of tiny llva. I mfB Ktualluti or 01 acres west of us that has yealded fw rvt.twBicu yon eao ,9 luani thatamouot. a.

a bushels to the acre for the last four years in fact ever sence the farmers have commenced to raise wheat. This nflil. aa absvt. Nutlunr dittcult to Itara, or that uutraa muta liiua. I dfiira but in from irict or is inducements for any farmer in the ta-sl where he ra'ses from 8 to 15 bushels per acre, and during the winter conntT.

I baaal- .1 ready taught and provijeu witnam-liloymcBt a Lair rhnuMtidllallana. Yaar. aacb. All it nw. months is compelled to plow through the mud from 4 to 10 inches deep, and the balance of the vear laid up with Mlid.acn.

Full particular frr. Aftr you kuw all. If yoa ci-Dcluda to no funher, wby, co Uarm i dona. iddTii, D'0S MED'CS AND Che PERPrVfElTY SOAPS, C'MBS AND BRtiSilES, TRUSTS. SUPPORTERS.

WtiODLDBU Kit ACJff FAVUY AV TirtIT ARTICr.RS. STTEOVARY AND t.h PArKJl, PUTTY. PAINTS, OILS. VARNISFJES AND DYE STUFFS Patent Medicines, Etc. GOODS SELECTED WITH CARE AND WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED.

e4- ft the rheumatism. 56 rf Prohibition Killed In Iowa, The Iowa prohibitory law was pra. ture has only occasional examples, too scattering to serve elliciently as object fS cticully wiped out of existance. The lessons. Our agricultural and expeii state senate by a voto of 27 to 22, lnent stations are reaching prartieai 1892.

1 adopted theOatch bill, which nllows county ption, each comuuity being farmers through results of their experiments and their stimulation of popular teaching in farmers' institutes. Caveits, and Trade-Mark obtained, and all Pat-! ent business conducted for modcratc Feet. (OUR OFFICC It OPP081TC U. S. PATENT Off ICC and we can secure patent in less time than those 5 remote from WashinRton.

Send model, drawioff or with decrlp-jtlon. We advise, If patentable or nut, free of I charge. Our fee not due till patent ia secured. A Pamphlet, "How to Obtain Patents," with 5 cost of same In the U. S.

and foreign countries given the right to settlo tho liqUor ft tion. It is possible that they will question for its self, by election to dary conferences and grange discuss follow the example of the old parties take placo not oftner than every five to the extent of appointing a Cor rt- isent free. Address, ft Il fcressional campaign committee to iC.A.SNOW&CO. years, ine niter can only be brought up on petition of one fifth ook after the distribiitiou of docu opr. Patent orricc, Washington, D.

of the legal voters. Three lispubli- inenta etc in all the districts where can senators sulcd witil the there is any possibility of electing Alliance men, These gentlemen promising to be a prosperous ions. The sural classes are enjoying educational influences which cannot fail to render agriculture more productive and remunerative. Superficial culture and lo yield no longer characterize it. We must not forget that with the average yield of England our wheat area ia more than ample to produce a thousand million bushels, jf is folly for us to rest stolidly with twelve bushels per acre.

So with many other crops, A few individuals, intelligent, alert and thorough, tire already douel- THE ACORN. all uony the rumour of a pose! Democrats on the passage bill. There is little doubt that the mesure will receive the approrval of Govemer Boies and become a law. ble split between western and South era Alliancemen, which has been THE BEST MADE OR SOLD current here since the St. Louis con year, and I am making ample provisions for it.

I have an immense stok of ference, $25.00, Reward will be paid The inventors of this country have to any pe son who has purchased a "ACOIt mg these out averages. A lew may rot only paid the expence of the United State Patent Office, but Stove from A. J. MEYER, that does not come up to all requirements. follow their example in a year.

In fifty what may we expect? Quite a Surprise. He was a gilded youth of the highi collar-kid-glove-big cone-cignrette-varity, and he 6ut in front of a pretty girl in a talace cur and made remarks, "By Jawve," to begin an ncquaintance. "There now just See tLat woman 000,000 of their money ia now lying idle in the Treasury, where it has Trogress in these lines, directed by skill and industry, business tact and year by year accumulated as the close economy, ill bring to the farm surplus earnings of that office And Goods? Dry Vet, if one of those inventors, or any with a dawg such a Billy fashion would'nt let a wife ef mine do it, by body elHe, has need of a priuted copy er comfort and competance, which the improvident can never share. The one will ever be cheerful and thrifty; the other iridebt, difficulty and desponden bf a patedt granted he can not get it. Jawve dragging a guwg after her withe string.

Now, you wculdnt cy. The biie Gill be indebted to mind Why? Because luck of room to store and arrange these copies1 his compelled the Commissioner 61 Patents go arouud that way. would you Miss' and muscle for his fortune: the mis fortune of the other will he indebted to stop furnishing them Congress would you?" "No" tittered the yoqng lady, don't think I would." ness represented by a mortgage. ts really the culprit in this case, for it tas neglected to authorize the Pat "Dawgging a poorlla. too the Superior Items.

6T.rf -i but Office to spend a portit of the vewy low-lowest ordah of cweutiou. G. W. Eakins and wife Sundayed at boney to its credit in getting room I haven't any use for a poodle, don't C. O.

Luty's. enough to tsansact its enormous and you know." Mrs. Wallace Haydoh is on the sick SALE BY They have reached the depot now, list. constantly increasing business. More than one hundred Congress and tha youth that had never carried N.

R. Carter is visiting at S. W. Winter Clothina Hats Bhoea. And Gloves.

Which I must dispose of so as to make room for Spring Goods. My ffiBIBIM Is complete in every respect ben representing Northern, Western Graves. ary thing heaverior than his cm.e, insisted on tukeing the bubkot the bnd Central States, have signed a let as Mrs. J. A.

Eakins spent last Satur 4 dJJ JJLJI JSXJ young lady was cning on her orin day with Mrs. Cludas of McPherson. -DEALER IN "Allow me. Miss he said, a he Misses Vlrta and Minnie Tuxhorn gathered it in. were guests of Lucy Eakins, last Sun "Oh, thttuk you! lease be ca'Mnll a raw are.

day. mpl mente, mplon on ts, not to drop it. Eljsbieisso delicate a dw are, ter addressed to the Hottfie commt-lee on Rivers and Harbors requesting that the proposed 21 foot ship channel through the Grant Lakes be incorporated in the river and harbor Wii'd that a proper init.ol toppro priaiion be made therefor. A noticuble feture of tariff debate mow going on in the House the absence of undistpuvd facts in sppech 9 on both S'des. The democratic Mil tell hs hirers that the i ou know.

"Eloshie?" "es my poodle such a darling! s. Tom Eakins visited friends in the neighborhood of John Cornelius's. Fred Weigand Jr. has accepted a position with Chas Postier for the season. Mrs.

Visa llaydon is L.ith:;; frienda and relatives ia ttia vfciuiiy. PUN'BEA'T 'lhHiik you, I'll tukehr now." She bowed herself iff with the Firs t-e lass in and lVj air Shop in connection. greiitfst(f wbili' the outli KANSAS1 I MAN. bUVfcd and llciited, y.By Ja.VVal".