Woodston Register from Woodston, Kansas • 1

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Woolston Time Tablk. las sen rfev and Freight MIXED. Tf) MAKjv AN. WILSWEGTGX LETTER, Washington, D. C.

May, 17, 1880. la the course of a few noun the President sees a queer collection of people. The other day I saw waiting or an audience about a score CRLIFQRhM LETTER, PeEASAXTON May 12, 1889. After a good nights rt'st in the best hotel in the west, wo are out bright and prepared jer a big days work sJ sight seeing; although in this liuc we are already loo iV.Il for utterance. San Francisco with over 300.000 population, is a remarkably clean and neat city, and has more tt an its share of attiv-eiioue East Daily.

No--4 12 West Daily No. LOCAL COLUMN i'rs. Emma Cole, Local EJitzr Warmer. roving weather. Dt'eoritLon Day, Miv7 30th.

Hamuli for drouth Kansas. Now comes the bahey breezes. Mx-kton will celebrate July 4th. ruiers are Li ring harvest hand -Tuose who have iown will reap. Busy tunes over at the elevator veek.

ill at am ready usual, -to my iistc-prs of people. There were Sen. Chan- dler, nervous, quizzical in expression, 10-25 P. M. 6 -45 A.

M. ''tsy DAILY -a. Pasenger Train makes pood connection at St. Joe, Kans. City and' St.

Louis; for all poIiHs East, North! pr South. For any information regarding Through Tickets West or in any direclicnappjy 1c E. E. BaiIs, Agent, Woo Our SancLir school will observe i Childrens Day. Vet.

Dawson has now located Iiing in line Gciueraly Kept in iu-A donned in sombre black. Near Lim were seated an gentleman and a bevy of half a dozen Nest to then? came Prof. Langston, the colored educator and politician, scbem ing and restless. Across from Vim was seated Col. Thomas Ochiltree, the red-headed ranger of the Rio Grande, dressed in the noisiest light plaid suits, and talking to a friend in his familiar manner.

Ia a group at the furthest end of the room were a couple of old fashioned colored country preachers, respect in friic-rman County. BUSINESS CAJIDS, George Spencer received a car for pleasure seekers. Like s.l ne" coinmers, our first object was to st- the Grsst Pacific, and as it is I miles to tie beach we take a ride ou the cable car to Golden Cat? Park. may look little odd, see the grip man with overcoat and gloves ou, but you will find them very comfortable even on a July morning. At the park we must change cars; so before going further we will take a stroll through this beautiful park of 1013 acres; here if with your best girl, you can take load ef corn Monday.

Dr. Rhod-is and wife, of League, were in town Mondav. For bats and caps call on P. 0. "Design, Two dollars end fifty cents is our price for final proofs.

Read! our CLUBBING Woodston acrain has a Mcat-shon Spencer will Jo the caryin-r. county commissioners will ful and respectable, accompanied by a broken down old colored man and woman. The faces of the four were meet June 3d to cqualiza taxes. Rev. Bailey, formerly cf Alton stopped over night ia town this week.

offers; and they cannot be Leattn If you want to buy coal, Chandler can supply you cheap aa anybody. BSTLook Oar Druggist, Mr. IIAR11Y GEPIIART, says; when you want Drugs and Medicine lie will take your Produce at market 'prices; Give him a call. solid comfort; so beautiful are the walk? among the trees and flowers. 'Tis a dazzling sight on all sides, with tali statuary standing here there like sentinels about the park.

The childrens play-ground is also one of the principal attractions; and a block cut from the big Red-wood IS feet in diameter, cut 00 feet from the base; next we pass a herd of deer within an enclosure leisurely chewing their cud, as they watch the DEALERS IN DRUGS AND MEDICINES; lolls! Moles Stationary etc. Ao Machine oil, Boiled piL Glas Putty GIVE US A TRIAL. WOODSTON KANSAS. anxious and troubled and the oi woman looked pleadingly from one tp another for hope. They say not a woid but wait their turn to enter the President's presence.

The four have come tp ask that this old woman's spn, who is to be hanged this week be commuted and, God help her, there is no hope. Public Printer Palmer is not allowed to get lonesome, or forget that lets of people are warmly interested in his welfare and are willing, nay Dr. J- PARKER, aOMGLOPATiilC PHYSICIAN, Razsah. in Mcivain IIousp.a Office Loiny, 7 to 9 A. Mrs.

Maggie Wolf has gone to I' t. Hays to visit her son, Mont, who is one of the Regulars there. Mr. W. II.

Wallace from Atch-inson, is rustling baggage and slings lightening for E. E. Bales while he goes to attend his fathers bedside. Rev. O.

II. Grimes wishes us to announce; that (no preventing providence,) he will preach at the school house in Yvoodstoa on the first Sab-bath iu June at 11 o'clock, sharp! every body invited. Last Sunday morning our Mr-E. E. Bales received a dispatch that his father was seriously ill from a smashed fopt; and that it was feared amputation would be necessary tq escape blood poisoning.

The It. R. numerous spectators with the same iuquiring look and the untiring movement of their jaws; it is amus ing yet we pass it by and wind our way to the mammoth conservatory, where we find the richest and rarest DEALERS IX LUMBER COAL LATH SASH POSTS DOORS FAINTS BLINDS SHINGLES LIME BAKER WIEli PLASTEB BOILED OIL CEMENT AND COAL TAR Z. j. AUCTIONEER! VVill cry sales in any part pf he country.

Your business solicited. Charges reasonable Addeess, CLAIR Alton Ks- of plants aud flowers. The Banana seems to strike our fancy Us large rich leaves, reaching high into the clonic, and safely beyond our read Company promptly sent 31r. Bales anxious, to render hini all reasonable assistance in conducting the affairs of his otljce. Congressmen have been frcqueuj; callers this week.

The Grand Army delegation ha3 called to urge the reU utiui; and the favoring of ex-soldiers in promotions. And thc ofiice seekers have called by hundreds tq urge their own cases. It is expected that employes discharged daring the Democratic administration will be reinstated and that short work will be made of Democrats. Mr. Palmer when in the Chicago Post-office made a record for parti-zanship which the office seekers fondly hope he will fully sustain in his present place.

About a year ago an ex-page of the Senate, Jacob L. Doty, was ap- BOOT? SHOES DRi GOODS GROCERIES FLOUR GLASSWARE QUEENSWARE WQQDENWARE palj on p. TV G. C. Woods.

THE BEST rLACE IX THE CITY TO BUY-- Groceries, Dry Gccds Boots and Shoes. pointed a United States Consul in 1 1 A 4 PAYABLE AFTER ONE YEAR Monen on hand, No applications sent away. R. Brobst, Over P. tfickton Kansas.

-afllCANNED GOODS AMD TOBACCO Is at the Store -of P. C. BUM LAP- Machine Repairing a Speciality IRA McN-UTT Will continue the business at the OLD STAND' hangs its templing fruit; this large building, filled to its utmost with very peculiar plants, we are almost tempted to a.sk if such odd things are Yankee inventions, and ii they are not patented, but time is precious a little train starts every half hour for the Cliff house, so we part with another five cents, and are soon speeding west past sand piles and piles of sand, continually changing and drifting over fence-tops and small trees; a great portion of this apparantly waste land is a part of the i 1 3- acres called Golden Gate Park. Three miles are soon passed and we hail with delight this mighty Pacific; before our train fairly stops we rush with the crowd to the waters edge, following closely as it recedes to show its sandy bed; but suddenly it changes, aud aswearelhe greenies the laugh is at our expense when the lapping billows reach out for our pistol-pocket. The beach is lined with husks from coconuts but shells are scarce.

Most of time there is a good crowd strolling along the beach; overcoats, dusters, furs and fans, wear what you may, its style; especially if you have a good big cad of gum, and can jaw it and ta.k at the same time. As we draw nigh to the Cliff house which stands high and dry above the angry waves we are almost frightened at a very strange noise; it is not the grunt of a hundred hogs, nor the bray of as many mules, but the snarl or laugh of the Sea-lions playiug in the water or sunning themselves on the rocks, a short distance from the shore. Now that we are as far West as ties can bo counted, and only lacking three miles from being outside the United States, it is lime to close and give jour readers a rest; sometime when copy is scarce I will give you a sketch of China-town, Woodward's Gardens, c. Yours truly, F. Lewis.

a relief who arrived on Sunday eve, and Mr. B. left Monday morning. Last Sunday morning several of our citizens were treated to a scene of much agitation and active movements, enacted by a poor innocent brindle cow, a spotted pony, a quiet citizen, his wife and a wouid.be land-holder. Hot words fell thick and fast, emphasized with a few hasty blows.

Soon a Justice and Constable appeared who poured oil on the troubled waters thus restoring the serenity of the Sabbath morning: the crowd dispersed and quiet reigned once more. Last Monday, quite a change was noticable in our town among a few ef lhi business men. M. L. Mcintire was out on the farm tickling the ribs of mother eanh while D.

E. Cole was sticking type for him. John Woodward was running League's Harness shop, Eastman was keeping the Hardware customers quiet, Dr. Parker was quietly looking around for a chap to pitch quoits with him, Oliver Wood was out training his 'dorg', Gephart was out in his garden-paich settling a case of priorityship between a bed of globe radishes and an aboriginal horde of ragweeds. L.

A. Near was remonstrating with some old fossilized cutworms that perisled in laying claim to some early cabbage plants. P. C. Duukip evidently had vamoosed the ranch for his store was locked and a fellow was hunting for him, 'while Sniithcr Bro' were certainly busy or out of town; for they were invisible to us.

Ira McNutt would now and then make his anvil ring, hoping (1 suppose) to inveigle some quiet unsophisticated bare-foot roadster to coiue in and submit to the mysteri-rious operation of being shod. Well the fact was the town was a model for but while such was the case in the town, out in the country we could see the stalwart yeomanry, engaged iu a scene of push and activity that cannot be excelled by any other place ou earth; plowing planting, sowing and harrowing as lar as the eye could reach; and we felt like ringing out a prolonged B- MAM, They say live in the we admit that we do; But we try to make prices to suit our neighbors. EE, KANSAS. STOCKTON, Tahiti. Doty, who has reached the serious and diplomatic ago of i'l years, packed up his lawn tennis suit and his flannel balzers and hied himself away to the royal court of Tahiti, a court of whose very existence a man might be entirely ignorant and still do business; but.

a court that Doty writes back to Li3 friends about, is not to be sneezed at. Many moons ago an Englishman, a Lord D' Arcy with a fine eye for the main chance married a native princess of the South Sea Island. To day the result of the marriage is a beautiful dusky Tahitian princess of 20, in her own right the largest property owner on the island. Her possessions arc cocoa plantations, galore and pearl fisheries worth untold millions. When Consul Doty arrived at Tahiti, this maiden was fancy free.

Of course, the young noblemen of the islands were sighing for her favors were too numerous for comfort. A good many of them were great howling swells and how s'-e could refuse them all actually shocked the court; but Duty came and conquered. As quick as he landed on the magic island, his loud spring suit made an impression on her susceptible young Tahitian heart and but a few short months and they were engaged. Now socity in the South Sea Islands is humping itself to celebrate the considerably royal nuptials in the most approved fashion. Ihe annual session of the Mount Vernon Lady's association has closed its annual services and its reports show a satisfactory prosperity and ever increasing general interest in SEE 01 PrtiGES! 1 Confines his attention wholly to the practice of the profession.

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