The Dunlap Reflector du lieu suivant : Dunlap, Kansas • 8

est. C. REYNOLDS, THE MAYOR'S PROCLAMATION. Dlxlai', Kansas," March 12, 1S97. II.

L. Schlosser, Mayor of tue City Saddle Shop JHE DUNLAP REFLECTOR. S. M. PADGETT SONS, Publishers.

Entered at the Postofflce i Dunlap, Kansas, as becond class mail matter. of Dunlap, Kansas, do hereby proclaim, rED BERNARD, Thai an election shall be held in the And General Repair Work. Dunlap, ansas. DUNLAP, KANSAS, City of Dunlap, on Monday, the Gth day of April, A. D.

1897, betweeu the hours of 8 a. m. and p. for the purpose of electing a Mayor, Police Judge and live courieilmen, said election to be held in C. A.

YEAROUT, M. The Reflector is a Weekly Newspaper. Subscription one year, $1.00 Six months, .50 Three months, .25 HOMOEOPATHIC council rooms in city building. The following named voters of the Physician Surgeon. Special attentiou devoted to Obstetrics and city are appointed to serve as clerks and judsres on said election board and are re Diseases of childi en.

quested to be present at the opening of Office in Tyler building, Dunlap, Kansas. said election and assume charge of their respective positions on said election board. THE ROCK CREEK HERD W. C. Townsend 11 POLANDCHINAHOGS Lumber Farm Implements, Glass, Oil, Stucco, Lime cement, and all kinds of building material, stoves, barb wire, wovenwire, hog, cattle and poultry tence, etc We meet all competition in selling goods and solicit your patronage with a view to supplying your I HAVE BOARS READY FOR SERVICE, ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

Dr. VV, N. Coleman made a trip to Emporia Tuesday. 1 1 G. P.

Gascon of Council Grove is in the city on business. There was a carpet rag sewing at Mrs. VV. G. Collins Wednesday afternoon.

My stors is full of goods and they are for sale at bed rock prices. II. L. Schlosser. The M.

E. Sewing Society met with Mrs. II. L. Schlosser, Thursday.

W. Metcalfe has advanced his subscription to February 7th 189S, Mr. Win. Moore of Chase Co. spent Sunday with bis daughter Mrs.

Dr. Brick-ell. Charlie Collins is the owner of a brand new suit of clothes. Look out girls! Gilts bred to a Grandson of Black, U. S.

PEDIGREE FURNISHED M. J. Earey C. Reynold Judges. N.

Crawford Done at my office in the city of Dunlap, this 12th day of March, A. I). 1897. II, Sciilos3er, Mayor. ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List of letters remaining uncalled for in the post office at Dunlap, Kansas March 4, 1897. Mr. James Blakey I Mr. John Way lan 1 D. J.

McFarland 1 Miss L. L. Garner 1 H. G. Bener 1 Ella Monsor 1 Also B.

Plymouth Rock Chickens for many wants. sale at gold standard prices. R. S. THOMAS, Dunlap, Kansas.

FRANK RYMAN, Proprietor, Market Git ea City Barber Shop. A. W. Hinchinan and S. L.

Sargent drove to Council Grove on business These letters if not called for will be 77 4 Tuesday. Watches and Clocks cleaned. Call and see me when you want any- II. S. CURTIS, Propr.

Bert Ireland a former resident of the sent to the Dead Letter office April 1. C. C. Vickers, Postmaster. NOTICE.

All parties whose residence property thing in the barber line. 1 aim to do city, passed through on the evening train Wednesday. in SI of la first-class work at reasonable prices, of a Kinds Grate I UK C. L. Holland and family have moved into Mrs.

Cole's house in the south join my land in the southwest part of town shall not permit their chickens or fny ether stock to trespass upon said land. All chickens trespassing on said land NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. To protect my siock, 1 hereby notify part of town. Highest market price paid for butcher stuff and hides. Mrs.

Henry Norman arrived home all hunters to positively keen oft' of the Tuesday from a visit with her parents at Northwest Quarter of Sect will be subject to capital punishment. S. AiDiuncu. it. 0nl the bes Home Rendered Lard Handled.

Salina, Kansas. Eange 0. Respectfully II. S. Curtis.

ATTENTION, Insure your property with II. S. Cur- is in the farmers Alliance insurance Company of Kansas, as safe as the safest IDK. W. 3ST.

COULMAN, Physician Surgeon, Dunlap, Kansas. S. M. PADGETT SONS and as cheap as the cheapest. The only company that will cary your risks while oEsjprjBLlSHEKS OF, tne premium money remains in your pocket.

Calls responded to day and J. O'Burns of Emporia was in the night. city yesleday. Mr. and Mrs.

John Edminston and daughter of Lyon were shopping in the city Monday. Mrs. James Fife and son Clyde of Comiskey touk the train for Emporia Monday moru'ug. The M. E.

church was filled Sunday night to hear the farewell sermon of liev. J. H. Miss Mary Chase of Kansas City is Spending several days with tier brother, F. F.

Chase and family. The young folks enjoyed a very pleasant party at the residence of Mies Edith Sample Tuesday evening. Miss Clara Purrish will give a party to Wer mauy young friends at her home in this city, this evening, March 12. Mr. Summers and Mrs.

Peter Howard both colored of this city," were united in marriage, Wednesday, March 10. K. A. It AY. T.

S. STAUKEY. CITY DIRECTORY. The City Council meets every first and third Tuesday nights of each month. Mayor II.

L. Schlosser City Clerk C. Townsend HAY DEALER, DO A GENERAL DELIVERY. DUNLAP, KANSAS. Sl.OO PER YEAR A Glean Local Paper, issued every Friday.

F. Bernard, A. W. Hinchman, Councilinen N. M.

Crawford, Murfield, LC. E. Kidd. Police Judge, S. M.

Padgett We buy, sell aud ship hay and pay the highes market prices. Business promptly M. TC Sg T. TIAaE CARD GOING SOUTH. lain proud of uiy stock of goods and it will be a pleasure for me to show attended to.

DR. J. B. ERICKELL No. 9 Mail Express, Daily, 8:02 a.

m. No. 57, Local Freight, Daily, 10:10 a m. them to you. II.

L. schlosser. Rev. Brigingham will deliver a lec Plain and Ornamental Job Printing. Give Us Your OrdeR.

going nor ni. i Physician Surgeon, hire every night this week and perhaps iiext, at the Dunkaid church just west of No. 10, Mail Express, Daily, p. No. 58, Local Freight, Daily, 4:25 p.

m. DUNLAP, KANSAS. MAIL CLOSES, town. The lectures aiefree, everybody welcome. Mr.

and Mrs. Hinchman and mas Going North 3:15 I Going South 11:15. Calls promptly attended 4 CHUR CHES. ter Fred, Mrs. Kimpton and daughter and Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas were entertained day or nignt. M. E. Church.

Services every Sabbath, last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs S. L. Sargent. DR.

A. F. HOBES. S. L.

JlcDONALD SONS, morning aud evening Sunday school at 10 a. hi. Prayer meeting every Tliurs-day night. Rev. Smith, Pastor, ethodist Protestent.

Preaching every Mrs. II. Alexander and baby and father Dr. Johnson, departed for Topeka, Kansas Wednesday morning, where Mrs. Alexander will nhico her child under KANSAS.

DUNLAP, -r medical treatment. Of- Monday, a number of Mrs. Thos. 01ISTETK1CS A 8rECIALTY. Call3 responded to day or night flee at Drug Store, llesidence at eye House.

Bessley'8 friend came in and hslped her Buck- General Blacksmithing Wagon Work Sunday night at p. m. Rev. W. K.

Leigh, Pastor. Congregational Church. Preaching every Sunday, morning and evening, at the usual hours. Sunday school at 10 a. m.

Prayer meeting Thursday evenings. Rev. VV. If. Bair, Pastor.

Knights I'j iliUf. I.iii!' No. 50, meets sew her new carpets and put them down A bountiful dinner was served and all i report a pleasant time. Fine Emery and Polishing WheelE. Wanted-An Idea Who can think of some simple thing to patent? Shippy while iinloa liiii wood Protect your Ideas; they may bring you wealtn.

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ineir yiuu Inn unii break inf one uf the bmie ol neys, ad list ot two hundna InTenllocs wanted. every infill. Umii cn'Xt Ilobbs, K. R. F.

STRATTON CELEBRATED I forearm. Dr. Iloubs set tbe member and at present it Is doing finely. Mrs. F.

F. Chase will entertain today for her sister-in-law Miss Mary Chase of Kansas Ciiy the following guests; Mrs. D0NT GET LEFT tBirminghsiiiSteelStrings IVr VIUIlll. I iciV Pin.et Made. Extra Plated.

TlAts Warranted not to rust. SendforCatlg Knights and Ladies of Security, meets every first and third Wed. nights of each month. E. D.

Buleri, Mrs. C. C. Vickers, corresponding ceeretary. Modern Woodman of America, No.

175G, meets second and fourth Tuesday nights of each month. Jewett Reese, Consul, Fred Bernard Clerk. Q. A. 11., meets every first and third Sat-urdays In every month.

Geo. Clurk, P. W. C. Townsend Adj.

A. W. Hinchman. Mrs. Thos.

Barber, Mrs. Kimpton and Miss Lucy Kimpton Gen. Custer camp No. 7, Sons of r. STRATTON.

THEKATY FLYER ANEW FAST TRAIN Imptrter, Manufacturer and Wholetale Dealer' 811,813,815, 817 E. 9th N. (Veterans of this city was organized at STRATTON'S JOHN F. the K. T.

Hall, Saturday evening. J. S. Carpenter of Council Grove va8 the Cetebrated mustering Officer and a camp of twenty- Band Instruments one members was organized. City Repair Shop.

ALSO DRUMS, FIFES, Piccolos and Band Supplies. Rh.lfnr JOHN F. STRATTON. Cntalocut. 0 11 8 1 3.

0 1 5. 0 7 E. Sth N. JOHN F. STRATTON'S DAiLYAND CHICAGO ST.LOUIS TO UNDAYSTOOl The Woodman lodge of this city as-gisted by a team from America initiated four members to their order at a regular meeting in the K.

P. Hill Wednes-day evening. After the work of riding the goat was over a bountiful supper was lervel and nil prment enjoyed them. pelveB to the fullest extent. Andrew Gayden colored, wa arrain-ged beforo Police Judge Padgett Satur.

day morning for refusing to work or pay the city poll tax. Ho plead guilty to the charge and was fined tw dollars and costs amounting In all to three dollars Bud forty-five conts- In default of payment he was committed to Jail. ImponwiuiWlioltMliOHltNla aUilsdiot MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, HAVING MOVED INTO THE SHOP OF THE Violins, Guitars, Banjos, lAceordcons, Harmonicas. Ac. all kinds of Strlnas.

etc. John East. VI. 813, 815, 817 last fltli St. New York.

ANDPRINCIPALPOINTSIN THE NORTH AND EAST ALSO TO TEXAS AND THE SOUTHWEST. Who can think of some simple lam well prepared to do all kinds of work on boots Mine mid rubber in a Wanted An Idea tiling to paienw Protect your tdcan; theyiTnuy bring you wealth. OHN WKDDERBtCRN ft Patent Att Write Ji neat ttid satisfactory niiinner, tClU8. II. Pll'KR.

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