Coolidge Inter-State from Coolidge, Kansas • 4

i Tho Spelling "Beo." 1 ho spelling "beo'' at tho school hoine Coolklac Intcr-Statc. John hbtratton's -M0UTII HARMONICAS, TU IIUYKU8' fitllDK la ii.sct'tl Kpt. nml mush ypr, 3r linden, tfl-x ll'a over 3,500 UlMtrtlon a wholu tiulli-ry. GIVKS Wholesale l'rlcr Wednesday evening was attended by a PAUL RICH, PUBLISHED IIYKHY FH2UA Y. lare number of peoplo, both old and young, and was a very instructive and onlertaiirng nlluir throughout.

Must of Rev. L. M. Hall filled his appointment at the church Sunday night. A small congregation was present owing to the inclemency of the weather, The net proceeds of the G.

A. R. masquerade kill were $20.30. The funds will ho used for the purpose of xing up their hull and incidental expenses of the order. Editor.

Pub'lsher. HENRY BLOCK, H. DUNNINGTON, fjh.lK-v--.,:'V-V?'.'''-' those present took part In the spelling, pEALF.R IN Entered at. the Coiilldiw wimnfflw fur triiiis-mimlDii through tliu toiitita ad suudiiiIcIiihi) in nil m'. but some preferred to look ou, and were "SILVER direct lo coHsumtra on nil rooiU taw prr.omU or family Veil" how order, audi Rlvee exaet eot ot every thtiift you Mao, eat, drlitk, wear, or have fun with.

Tlieae IN VALUAULM HOOKS rontatn Information glrancd from tho mnrketa of the worM. XV wlli mail a copy VKUlu to iy ad-drcaa upon receipt of 10 eta, to fU-froy eipense of malllnff. I-ct un bear from yon. Respectfully! MONTGOMERY WARD CO. tfT dc 82U Wubuntl Avenue, Chicago, lit.

Subscription nates, Ono year, postairopHid II 8ix months, Thru 44 P. Peterson, of L'iramie, was no doubt benefitted as well aa entertained. The forcea in the first contest were led by Mioses Carrie Vincent and Ella Campbell, who chose for ''trappers" Miss stopping at the Silver Star this wevk. Harmonicas ami General MUSICAL MERCHANDISE, Advertising Rates. Edith Boggs and Mrs.

C. F. Johnson, re (I) BO Elnjilo column, or ineh per month, ihmtila ooluinn, uvt Inch per immtli, 1 tifdnvm loouls oeenispur lino uaeh tiitwr- spectively. The contest was a lively one, and one after another of tho partici N.Y. 19 Maiden Laiu, tinn.

pants were spelled down until only one I "ArJW.AM Boll SMBftl The Perkins Wind Mill. on either side remained Miss Campbell S. F. Time Card. Pnnsenger trams will puns Coolidge on and afUir Jun.

1, an follows: Mr. Peterson formerly resided in this city and Btill owns property here and has also a tract of laud south of the river. A handsome plush photograph album was milled at the store of D. W. Shirley Co.

14 Friday night. There wero ten contestants for the prize, and Mr. Eck. White proved to be the lucky ono. A special meeting of the city council was hold Wednesday evening, and several bills were allowed and routine neper, liuuvy IH1I4 UoM HutiliiiK Uiuti.

RloKtnt Hint ttiititnlfWi-ut, Ootlt lrtUN'ncf4uuii'Hlii)H With worki ami cnmta of and little Miss Jennie Amnion. The little lady spelled remarkably well, but finally tho fatal word camo und she was Art' A a. tn tiearti locality rnn acfuro on fk.k:i:. Uow i thi.i.ua.ibioi Wa atiBwer want juo fur mm lu Ditcli louullly, to keel) 111 i- compelled to retire from the The 13.1.0 p. ra 11:12 1.

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4. No. 6, Canon Hull No. 8, Local PnnsetiKr WSMl'WrtlJip. No.

1, passenger No. 3, rrijHiN'S Bs Ihittr luimen.iiiul hIiow to those who rail, acgillat lliif til our vary UKcfi HAUl'i. 'rtiDBH weilaa tho wntoti.wo semi fretj.ntiij aftur voa 12.45 a. Piti. It.

ft 111 Ml llMll IMtii' first contest being euded a short rocqsa was taken for rest. Aftei the Intermission the captains, Charlie Thomas and John Rich, began choosing their respective sides, prepara It hits boon In constant business transacted, A couimiuee was No. 7, Loeai Ofip.m (J. ItKKPKit. Local Airent.

Guo.T. Nioiiot.soN.Oun'l Pi'as- fctlokot. Air't U8o for l'J years, witn a rou-ord equaled by none. WARR AMTFD appointed to look after property owned by the city and make any needed repairs. not to blow down, unlosa tory for tho second and last contest of Lain kfj't tltttm vour boms for month ami limn tlieuj iotlioBf who mny Imvu uUud.tlioy bt'-oumtt your own ti-optrtyt It la poBiiiWu to ttils tfniat ollur, awidliiy ilia CiCU.lt watch pull t'fOSTY HOi)k' Vo, aa 41iusbow.UiKrf Hie Bnmplf In any Itioo lity, atwnyv roenlla in a lartro tnnln for tin; our 8 ft m.

leu lin ve bepu fu a locality (or ft month or (wo we uHiinlly got Irom to tfUOOU' In Untie troin tlia lurnniiidlujr country, 1'hla, tlia tnont womtttrliil oflur aver known, in made In order that our ample, may bo plfiowa at tmr. wiier.Mu'y-'ati over America. Wrlltt ouoe, ainl niulto iure of tho chance, Ttuaderlt will btlianllyauy trouble for you to show tbeautnpIea to Uiorb who miay call at your burnt and your raward will ba ijioet BHttsfactory, A postal card on wlili to writ uacosla loot cent ami arteir youkoow all, If you do not care to gofurtbur, hy do harm Hut you do actid yoiir addrtua at ouce, you can aecur Fit EE out of tUa bent dolld ftuld watches fia the world tiiidour lartro Una of tOSTI.Y m'l Ers. We pay all fitpreaa, fmlght, eta, iddrtMUJtt. ti'iwuN a hot, ma, huxu.ku, uxma.

tlic Towor tfoen with fig-Hlnst liny wind that does the evening. After all who would spell Groceries, Provisions, Flour, Feed, Produce, etc. We will meet all Honorable DompefiEion whether in this or neighboring towns. Our aim is to please all our patrons, whether old or new, and keep a full stock of such goods as are in our line. PAUL RICH.

had been chosen, it was decided that not dipnblo substantial farm bulldlnRS; to bo perfect; to oiitliwl and do hotter work than anv nthflr mill miule. when a word was, misspelled the one 0. II, Nevina, an enterprising and industrious young farmer from south of the river, was a business caller at this office last Saturday, lie informs us that the farmers of his section are making Wo nitintifnoturo both Pumplsj and Oenred missing it should take his seat. This Mills, and cui ry full lino ot ind Aim contest was more spirited than the first, Wanted. Agents and both sides held their ground well.

preparations to plant large crop this season. Churches and Societies. cmmriiKN. Mothodist Hev. L.

M. Hall, nnstor, preaches very alternate 8undayat.Te'lock p. in. Presbyterian Kev. 'llioaiaa pruuehts ovory filtcrnuto at 7 p.

in. BUN DAY SCHOOLS. Bundiiy School Union At the elm roll every Btmilay m. Kev. Thcmnis Bnporln-tendon t.

Visitors to thu city are lnvltud to a'teud. n. POST W. 8. Burner It, G.

A. R. meets Saturday ou or tifcfore the full moon in each month. M. J.

Ilooiis, P. C. J. P. Francis.

Adl't. MASONIC I.ODOE. Csolldge Lodife No. cliff A. F.

and A. M. meets flrst Tuesday on or before the Cull of the moon and two weeks thereafter. O. KGMPir, W.

J. R. Beattv, 8eo'y. but Master Charley's forces proved to be Send for olroulnr end Prices, pBrklns Windmill px Co. WEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED With or without atent Index.

the better spellers and of course were -Judge Nobles, of the Silver Star Mlshawakn, Ind, victorious, but not, however, until their hotel, was down to the county Beat last Saturday attending to business and greeting his many friends. He paid the coun numbers were reduced to twe-Mts Os born and Rev. Thomas. One notable feature of the occasion was that the pupils of the school spelled ty officials a visit and says he found them all busy, but willing to stop work and 109 Sl 111 W. Ninth St, KANSAS CITY, MO.

better than most of the older people, chat awhile. 77itf onty Specialist in Vis City who is a Regular which speaks highly for the teachers in A surprise party was given last graduate in tfcainne. uver years rracuce, 12 years in Chicago, THE OLDEST IN AGE, AND LONGEST LOCATED. chargeMiss Lizzie Osborn and Mrs. C.

night to Mr. Jake Shirley at his home in F. Johnson. the northeast part of the city by a large Authorized by the Stnte to troat Chronic, Nervous and "Hpeclal iJls-east'fl," Hem I al Weakness night hmaes) Uenilltyi teai of sexual How about the public fountain? Will Reid was in from bin claim the first of the week. Bass Burton purchased the McClane property this week.

A. I Orr was among the Coolidee-ites at Syracuse lat Saturday. Roll of Honor. power). Nervous ixnmiiy, i'otuonea number of his friends.

The guests were entertained in that pleasing and social manner for which Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Following is the roll of honor of the principal room of the Coolidge school for liioou.LiicerH una eweiungHoi every kind. Urinary ljiseases. and in fact all trochlea or diseiiRes In either male or female.

Cures guaranteed are noted, and the hour for parting came ormoney refunded. Charges low. Thousands ot cases curea. experience is lniponaiu- Aiimea- John fieid la repairing the tin roof all too quickly to those assembled. Mr.

Edgar Julian was up from Syra CllleNttrt; KiinrniuecM ui ue jmn; itnu uiut.av.iuuM. being compounded in my perfectly appointed laboratory and are furnished ready for use, No running to drug ntores to have uncertain prescriptions filled. No mercury or Injurious niftdipinet) naeri. No detention from business. cuse Saturday and fcunday visiting I SUM II Oil, on J.

li, Campbell's dwelling this week. Mreh came in like a lamb and will probably go out like the well, wait and see. Mr. Fred Tanner is storing a large amount of baled hay in the Baker Patients at a distance treated by letter and express, medicines sent everywhere free from gaze or breakage. Btato your case and send for terms.

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the week ending February 24, 1893: Ella Campbell, Carrie Vincent, Maude Kurnpf, Louise Anselmino, Harvey Shanstrom, Maggie Boggs, Cora Campbell, Ida Boggs, Jenuja Amman, Edith Shanstrom. Those neither absent nor tardy Alice Kendall, Louise Anselmino, Lizzie Nolan, John Rich, Harvey Christensen, Willie Amnion, J. W. Winship was down to the MISS M. E.

NOBLES, Mang'r, THE GREAT TURKISH RHEUMATIC CURE. Mrs. Sarah Opp was a pleasant caller yesterday and ordered the Ixteu-State county seat transacting busiuess Mou day. A POSITIVE rURfor RHEUMATISM. 850 for any case this treatment fails to euro or help.

Greatest discovery in annals of medicine. Ono dose gives relief; a few doses removes fever and fain In Joints; Cure completed In 7 rliiva Heml stntement of Joe Horton, of Pleasant Valley, was Has been thoroughly renovated and fixed up In tho best of ntyle. Clean beds and sent to her sons at Cripple Creek. She informed us that her boys were building a larire business house there to be used as tonsorial parlors and bath rooms. The good tables are a special feature.

Sample rooms for commercial travelers. Best accommodations in the city. Is conveniently located. case with stamp tor Clrculurs. Call, or address Dr.HENDERSON,fD9W.0h many friends here of the Opp Bros, will be pleased to learn of their success.

trading with the merchants of our city Wednesday. Go to D. A. Scranton's for harness and furniture of all kinds and styles, Syracuse, Kai. George Fackard, of Renwick, Iowa, was registered' at the Silyer Star hotel Wednesday.

L. M. Ford, a Pleasant Valley far Mill Rates Reasonable, IT. J. Hunt, formerly of this p'ace, but now located at La Junta, is in the city this week visiting friends.

He has just returned from a trip to Buffalo, N. and will again take up his duties in Bought tho Splendid HIGH ARM 8 SUSP5 tfMOfP lftne's (fflb8Ufid mer, was on the treets of Coolidge Sat HEADQUARTERS COMMERCIAL MEN. La Junta in a few days. He subscribed for the Inter-State in order to keep posted on Hamilton county matters. MACHINE Friday afternoon ot last week J.

J. BECAUSE IT WAS THE CST. COOLIDGE, KANSAS. Donohoe's team took a notion to runaway. They got a good start and went at I URE3 Nervous Prostration, Nervous ieadache, Neuralgia, Nervous a lively rate across the prairie, but Mr.

Weakness, Stomach and Liver atl Donohoe, who a splendid driver, soon Diseases, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, had them under control. No damage JAMES KENDALL, was done to the team or wagon, but Mr, Jennie Ammon, Mollie Garrity, Charley Thomas. Lizzie Osborn, Teacher. PHIMARY BOOM, Ethel Crittenden, Dora Campbell, Laura Guljck, Katie Anselmino, Pauline Anselmino, Lizzie Garrity, Barney Garrity, Nerva Kendall, Johnny Kendall, Mamie Martin, John Nolan, Charlie Reid, Miles StandUh, Ethel Walker, Opal Walker. Those both absent and tardy: Dora Campbell, Herbert Monck, Pauline Anselmino, Laura Gulick, Alta Gulick, Lola Reynolds, Ethel Crittenden, John Nolan, Charlie Reid.

Mus. C. F. Johnson, Teacher, D. was considerably shaken up by his fast ride.

-PltOrillETOll OF THE- A woman and her daughter got off the train here Sunday night and made themselves conspicuous by abusing the hotels and boarding-houses of Coolidge urday of last week. Chas. E. Diolittle and daughter, Miss Belle, of Syracuse, were Coolidge visitors Wednesday. A.

J. Rhodes was a caller at this office this week and added his name to cur subscription list. Mr. H. A.

Holloman, of La Junta, came down last night to look after his business interests here. J. W. Winship is lathing the addition to J. R.

Campbell's house and getting it ready to plaster. T. A. Williams, the genial farmer of Pleasant Valley, was trading with Coolidge merchants this week. W.

C. Kinney, the popular restaurant man, was taking in the sights at Syracuse the first of the week. Charles Woolman moved to hie claim northeast of here this week and will do some good farming this year. James Kendall's youngest daughter, Minerva, has been quite ill this week with neuralgia, but is now much better. FJoyd K.istman left for Denver last EXCHANGE, FEED and 1 and berating railroad men generally.

The woman claimed to be the widow of an A ex soldier, and the G. A. R. Post here purchased her a ticket for Lamar and MM THEY III WM1 IT started her on her journey. Stable, and all affections of the Kidneys, WEAK NERVES Paine's Celery Compound Is a Nerve Tonlo which never fails.

Containing Celery and Coca, those wonderful stimulants, It speedily cures all nervous disorders. RHEUMATISM Paise's Celery Compound purifies the blood. It drives out the lactic acid, which causes Rheumatism, and restores the blood-making organs to a healthy condition. The true remedy for Rheumatism. KIDNEY COMPLAINTS Paine'b Celery Compound quickly restores tho liver and kidneys to perfect health.

This curative power combined with its ncrvo tonics, makes It the best remedy for all kidney complaints. DYSPEPSIA I'aine'8 Celery Compound strengthens the stomach, and quiets the nerves of the digestive organs. This is why it cures even the worst cases of Dyspepsia. CONSTIPATSON Paink's Celery Compound is not a Cathartic. It Is a laxative, giving easy and natural action to tho bowels.

Regularity surely follows its use. Recommended by professional and business men. Send for book-Price $1.00. Sold by Druggists. WELLS, RICHARDSON Prop's BURLINGTON.

VT. Liyery Mrs. J. J. Donohoe gave a birthday For It does such beanttful work.

Machine at Fesfsry Prasa, I'lllX BACfllNE WAEEiHTED FOE i YEARS. reception to a number of her friends at their ranch east of town Wednesday evening. Amusements of all kinds were Apis WaaM in Uirapl Territory. indulged in during the evening, after which the guests partook of a bountiful Good Accommodations. ME CO, repast served in the best of style.

At a BEUVIDERE, ILL. seasonable hour the friends departed for night where he will take a business their homes highly elated over their visit course in one of the colleges of that city. PRICES REASONABLE. Last Saturday morning the people Sheriff Webster was up from Syra of Coolidge were somewhat surprised at After ten years exclusive sale, can now he cuse yesterday summoning witnesses to the announcement that Bob Reynolds KANSAS. COOLIDGE, appear before the district court next and Miss Libby Horton, daughter of Mr.

week. John Horton, of Pleasant Valley, had eloped. Mr. Horton went to La Junta Jake Shirley has been planting trees and making other substantial improve Sunday to try and find the runaway: ments around his comfortable residence and at first could fiud no trace of them, al in "THE TLBBLEBS lOLLEn FOB TBACEI this week. Miss Flora Shanstrom, who was in but had about coucluded to return home when he found a clew that led to the discovery of his daughter, and returned SILVER STAR Dry Goods Store btf 'ned of all DniUU and Dealers in Medi-llne.

ItCUltES-takc notice-not simply hclpa but CURKS LIVER COM PL AIM, Biliousness and Uynpepsia. Is a strictly vegetable preparation and will CUHE Malauia, and all Malarial troubles. Dr. 8. H.

Wise, of Huston, Ky. saya "Have practiced medicine 15 years, and find uo equal to Hkubine as a Liver Regulator." Dr. W. A. Halter, of Madison, ears "A liottle of Hkiibinb is worth more thau 5.00 worth of Quinine in any family Acting on the Liver lu a different way from any other medicine it is a positive cure for Uhronlc Constipation and is cheaper than Pills, Its peculiar composition is such, that we marantee to cure any case of Chills and Fever or ililione Fever wiihoue botlle.

It costs but 75 cents aud each bottle contains over 40 average doses, nmklng the cost less than two cents a doBe. Would you ask for cheaper mcdiciue It is not a cure-all Hut will cure any I.Ivor, or Slaltb rlnl Complaint. Manufactured by Tlao Successors to Wit. Coudull .) tit. Louis, Mo.

jured in the runaway last Sunday week ago, is slowly recevering, and is now able The home with her Monday morning, whereabouts of Bob is unknown. to be around the house. Dr. M. C.

Boggs made a business SYRACUSE SAYINGS, 1 JUlrfl Mr. Spritzer, of Shiloh, was in Syra trip to Garden City the latter part of laBt week. Ke says tilings are moving cuse Tuesday. it -HAS A COMPLETE LINE OF- along smoothly down there. wit.

a E. Bray has bought the C. W. 1 Mrs. Mack and daughter, Miss Jes gins residence property.

sie, and Miss Maude Stuark, of Holly, P. P. Thomas purchased a fine two- were the guests of Mrs. J. W.

year-old filly Monday for $125. I Phillips one day this week. Dry Goods, Notions, Hats and The Snodgrass case comes up in the J. P. Francis, Attorney-at-Law.

John Herman had a four-round con supreme court on a writof habeascorpus, test without gloves with a fractious cow, and came out victorious with ouly a few Judge Cole is in Great Bend on legal businees connected witli the Thomas es Caps, Boots and Shoes, slight scratches on his nose. tate. Mr. Paul Rich returned home from Topaka last Saturday well pleased with IS TH Office in Bank Building. Miss Jennie Irvine was staying on her claim northwest of here the first of the his trip, He left again Thursday night week.

on a business trip to Denver, Ladies and Gents Underwear. KAN. COOLIDGE, A. A. Howell is back from Kansas City where he has been nearly two The "Bidden Hand" will be repeat months.

ed in the city hall at Syracuse on the night of the 10th inst. Proceeds to be Ben. A. Wood, C. F.

Rose and F. Vonrs, anxious to please, jEd. L. Htotlbt. JUL jour dealer for Ed.

L. Hnntley ft HONEST CLOTHING If onr goods ere not In the hands of some BTOKEKUEPEB to your section, you can PKO-CUUE THEM from the BEST KNOWN and largest Mail-Obder Wholesale Clothing House in the world, at prices that will MAKE YOUK eyes snap and KEEP YOU guessing how we can afford TO DO IT. If your DEALER does cot keep onr goods, send to us and we WILL furnish you a 8ult or Overcoat, express or mal! paid, on reoeipt of price. We will win and hold your patronage if yon try us with an order I We pave built up this immense business by our PAINSTAKING methods, and by doing by others as we would be done by. Ed.

L. Hdktlki Style Originators, tM 'L In ordering Suits or Overcoats observe wj strictly following rules for measurement Breast measure, over vest, close np under arms. Waist measure, over pauta. inside leg measure, from erotch to heeL References First National Bank of Cht eng, cfiritil Continental National lia.uk of Chicago, capital ED. HUNTLEY Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Clcthina tor Men, Boys and Children, 122 and 124 Market St Chicago, lil.

P. 0. Box 667 psed to purchase a fire engine. Dunlavy represented the Syracuse A. -IX FACT EVERYTHING KEPT IN A- For Young Infants it to a pwfwt anbstltote tor moUwr1! milk, often sarim life: for the Invalid or Dyspeptic it is of the greatest value.

It is THE FINEST BABY FOOD, THE BEST INVALID FOOD, THE MOST PALATABLE FOOD, THE MOST NUTRITIOUS FOOD, THE MOST ECONOMICAL FOOD. ISO Meals for an Infant for il. 00. A Cabinet photo, of Msg. Dart's Triplets three beautiful children sent to the mother of any baliy burn within a rear.

Also a valuable pamphlet on tbs Can ot infante and Invalids. Sold bj Drojgirta. 2Sc, tl.OO. U. W.

lodge at the grand lodge meeting C. Reitmyer was home for a short time this week. Charley was soliciting at Hutchinson. subscribers for jthe write up of Hamilton Dr. Boggs, of Coolidge, medical exam county that is to appear in the Bulletin FIRST-GLASS STORE.

JOSEPH GOETZ Is now prepared to do PAINTING, GLAZING, FAFERING, KAIOMININU. Satisfaction Guaranteed Or bo pay. Leave order? at this office or Silver Star Hot I. iuer for the pension department and the A. O.

U. lodge, was in town Wednes in the near future. day and passed upon several applicant Al. Laffexty, of Pueblo, Jisj been in THIS PAPER IS CH FILE 13 Frank O'Neal was in town last Tue: town this week greeting old friends. AL CORKER OF SILVER STAR HOTEL BLOCK, formerly employed as a switchman in the Santa Fe yards here, but is now day.

He now lives in the northeast part of Greeley county and claims to have CHICAGO MEW YORK found the very best there is in western foreman of the Missouri Pacific yards at KANSAS. AT TfTB OTFICK9 OF A. H. KELLCC 3 NEWSPAPER CO. COOLIDGE, Kansas.

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