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The Boomer from Ryansville, Kansas • 2

The Boomer from Ryansville, Kansas • 2

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The Boomeri
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Ryansville, Kansas
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LIVE LET LIVE. lit 0J1MEB. Tn 'I'lai IIihiiiu'I', Mc GEARY BROTHS RS Frank C. Prouty, Editor and Propriotor. Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Jiouin (her.) Subscribe lor the The JiooMMii" lins I'oini) to s'ny.

The "Tribune" is ij of the past Our.little town is on the stand Mill. Don't forget to shelter air block. They will elmw it in Ihu sprin Mr. I'all went to 1'yunsville, week lifter loinl of liuuber. He re imn lumber ns cheiip there nr in Kindcy; Hint being the case, go thew i'or your lumber.

STOP LANGTON j'Dodge City, Kan. For Agricultural Implements, Hardware and Tinware. LUMBER, LATH AND SHINGLES. SASH, Representatives of tint whisky interests are In Washington "wlina their wnv to a iHxluctiou of tin1 tax on whisky iroin 00 tn 50 cents gallon. ('nil ami prlcen lit'Coro IhivIiik.

olllro mill yard nt South end Of Bridge, Dod0v. Five thousand people have been vacillated in Albany shoo tint small-pox O. A. 150NL A. R.

W1USSTER. Mr: Thomas Karl is liuin well for oi; Mr. Hall Tom is un export at well dig- rare sot in, mid their is not. ease that disease now In tho city. mnu'.

Great losses from prairie lires aro re-. It will bo remembered that the Cow-Borted from the Indian territory lying boy went down under the lire liend at north of the Red river station. The loss I Dodge. The liY.v.Nsvii.i.uliooMHitisan out to cattle is calculated at $400,000. crop from the fire.

It is edited bv dipt Frank l'routy, who understands his busi, Webster Bond, -Wholesale and Retail DRUGCflSTS- Wo carry a Full and Complete Lino IDPtTJO-S, PATENT MEDICINES andOHOICB CIOAR3, Pure WINES and Fine KENTUCKY WHISKIES. Fur Medicinal, and Sc.lentillu Purport's. DODQB CITY KANSAS Iowa has live women lawyers and one i ness, i.ank has worked on the Kansas hundred and twenty-two women physi- in podgo City for two years, and Sun Set Roller Mills. Dodge City, Kansas. Makes the best Flour in the west.

Highest price paid for WHEAT. cians. This is not given, liowover, as a during the Colonel's absence at different reason iu u.iuim um uumm times no lias nad charge or the paper drug store applications to relieve pain, or Nobody could tell the difference in the make-up of tho paper, and besides Frank is a rising young man and a genuine gentleman, and we Iiohj that he will get to throw light on tho legal Implications of the new liijuor law. Prairie lires have been numerous during luu p.i.H leu iiavn, and our exoiinngi speak of iiiiiii pei'xnus. who have bM lame ainoun so I ay.

This is quite ser the hearty support of tervhiiilv in Ford county, and especially in Kuril hij You cannot ull'ord to do without the so subscribe -r it immediately The Cowboy subscribe in and around Corbitt will receive the instead CITY DRUG STORE. Dodge City, Kansas. is the Drug Emporium of the west. Drugs, Medicines and Stationery. oi tne cowboy, an I th will hut! it as good if not better.

The contest case at Ford 'it almost ous, hay being worm per ton, and the uiarki.a advancing. A man that would wilfully set tire to the prairie is a diabolical wretch, guilty of arson, treason, malicious, wilful destruction of property, and ought to receive severe punishment. Lukin Ailrix'ittr, Secretary Lamar has requested President Cleveland to ask congress to authorize the use of $12,500 out of the $50,000 appropriated by congress last year to supply feed and other necessaries of life in cases of distress among the Indians, Depopulated this town last week. ami believe cia jumping pays Its lots of fun, but it cost like the 1 A word to the wise is siillicent. We must call upon the Cowboy sul).

MRS- SOPHIE STERN, DEALERS IN scribers to pay up. Editors can't run especially the Cheycnnes on the Tongue paper on wind. Leave your money at the post-oflicc and get a receipt for the O. MARSH SONS. PROPRIETORS.

and Rosebud rivers in Montana. The department is informed that these Indians are in great distress for want of food and suiticient clothes. Groceries, Clothing, Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Boots, same. Mr. Wilson has returned from Prai Shoes, Notions, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Millinery, Flour and.

Country Produce. Spea.revi.lle, Kan. Just opened. "I.ARGE SALES ami SMALL PKOFIT8" In our Motto West Corner of Postofflce Block Center. Mr.

C. Culver is working in Ryansville. Prof. II. Sillctt has his storm house As a class, editors of the country newspapers have done and are doingmore for their state and its welfare and progress than any other' set of men within its borders.

The country paper (in many respects it is unjust to speak of it as a country paper) is a great educator, a great comfort, and a great advantage to every community. Tho money paid for it is the best investment in the long list of family expenses, say the St. Louis Globe Democrat. Orumbaugh, Fitegerald Co. Real Estate Dealers.

Farms, Lands, Business and Resident Lots. SPEAREYILLE HOUSE. $1.60 Per Day. -The Southern Trade Solicited-. ('ood Liverv and Feed Stable in connection with the house.

FRANK HINCKLEY, Prop. completed. Miss from Illinoiso is spending the winter with Mrs. Robt. Kinsall, W.

J. Randall has gone west on a business trip. Mrs. S. Gosho has become a citizen of Ford for a short time.

Miss Sallio Kinsall and Miss Islacknrd was in town, last week. John Kinsall went to Dodge last week after a load of Black Diamond. Mr. John Gosho butchered the first hogs in this neighborhood last week. Government Land located under the Homestead I'rc-Emptioii or Tree Culture Acts.

Soldiers claims located by Power of Attorney. There aro not ten men in the country to-day possessing live millions of dollars who ever earned them. That sum could never be earned, for life is too brief for it to be done. The gnorfnous fortunes have John C. Fonda Dodge Oity, Kansas.

either been gained by some sort of Surveyor, Hotaiy Public 1 Land Agent. monopoly, Which is a modified form of RyansviLLe, KANsas. stealing, or by stealing out-right. Somebody has been robbed, when a man in his own lifetime, beginning from nothing, 1 piles up five millions of dollars. T.

F. STURTEVA.tit. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Faints, Oils, Wall Paper, Stationery, and. TOILET ARTICLES. -Mail Orders Promptly Attented To We learn that the bridge which spans Prof, II.

Sillett was down to Ford las1 week, and while there made a short visit to Ryansville. The Prof, says Ry nasville is booming, and it is the place to invest money. Capt. Frank Prouty, of Dodge City, is Editor and Proprietor of the Ryansvii.i.e Boom kk. If you subscribe for it, you know you will get nioro than your money's worth, as tho Capt.

understands his business. Dr. C. F. Randall took in Ford City John Fixi.ey.

B. F. Milton The report of the Commissioner of tho river at Ryansville will he commenced next week, and when completed will he of great advantage to the public, as they can go to Dodge or Sjieareville any time, and avoid the sand hillH. We 'Kansas JDodge Oity, liko to see such imorovements, as they Finley Milton. Attorneys at Law.

Dodge City, Kan. Indian Affairs favors the plan of giving the red men thetr land in severalty with uch safeguards thrown about them as will prevent their property from passing out of their bauds and their own degradation into tramps. The land can be kept in the Indian's hands for awhile, but an Indian is a born loafer and tramp, aud the Commissioner of Indian Affairs can never make him anything else. are permanent and all such help to build up our beautiful country. Let tho good work go on.

and Ryansville, last week. The Doctor think Ryansville is going to be the U. Know. metropolis of Ford township, and a good place to make and invest money. The c.

w. LUMBER Averill, DEALER. doctor knows what is what." Remember the opening ball and ban quet New Years Eve. The contest case at Ford is still grind ing slowly up to this writing. It seems granger shot two gamblers last Wed that some of the witnesses will get into a hot box, if they get clear of a trip over 3 nesday night in the dance hall at Dodge and escaped.

IDodge Oity, Kansas. the road we will miss our gess. Don't stick so close to your old eastern home, if you have got to do and think as they do there, if you are determined, to hold on to them, better go back to them. But if you have a desire to boom your town and help along with every enterprise that will be a benefit either pecuniarily or socially to the community in which you live, then cut loose from the old and help build up the new. Throw every bit of your influence, whether it be good will or dollars, for your neighborhood and see how much you will Thin paper republishes the article on Call at Yard and Get Bargains, South of R.

R. Track on Bridge Stret. We havo just learned that all the fools are not dead yet, some of that class live Ryansville this week, to accommodate the many callers for the paper. in Ford and they are not the- smartest people in the world as they aro supposed to be. A granger came into that one horse town with a load of beef the other Dr.

Hollopeter will locate in Ryans realize from it in one year, more than if ville at an early day. He has been a practicing physician for eight years' and comes well recommended. day, and it was bought by the people of you leave your lntiueiice lor and with 0 eastern communities. Syracvme Journal, that place because it was cheap; the fact J.P.ERWiftS&CO. Wholesale and Retail Lumber Dealers.

Dodge City, Kansas. A. general invitation is extended to of the business was that after the granger had gone home, they discovered that the THE NEW ERA IX KANSAS, the inhabitant of the surrounding beef was no good; in fact it was spoiled before it was skinned. Smart people in country, to be present at the opening of the Windsor Hotel next Thursday even. Ford you know.

ing. All Kinds of BUILDING MATERIAL on hand. Mr. Loyd, a rising young lawyer from How would Ford City do for a county From the Topeka Capital. With a million and a quarter of inhabitants, Kansas has entered upon a new era ot growth and progress.

The ten prosierous years just passed have built up an aggregate of wealth exceeding $700,000,000. The early Kansas of self-denial, trouble and sacrifice has passed and is a matter of history. To-day, with a million and a quarter of intelligent, seat? Ford correxiwudunt in Dotlqe Times. Yard South of Railroad Track on Bridge street. STOP AT THE Dodge City is conducting the contest case for Mr.

Elliot. Mr. Coyd is a graduate from tho Pittsburgh Law School and will No good at all, because the county seat should be located on deeded land instead of contested land. make one of the best lawyers in this state. The lawyers of Dodge will have to look after their laurels.

progressive people, strong in their belief I Elephant Stable. in the rich valleys and prairies, surround. 0 We don't go much on claim jumping Samuel Brink, who lives two miles and a half southeast of Ryansville, was in the city, last Thursday buying goods. He has been very successful in his farming ed by schools, churches and every con its no crredit to any one, and we think venience and luxury of the time, a new the late case at Ford ought to be a warn pursuits.having raised a good quantity of ing to everybody not to jump a claim When in Dodge City. era has commenced.

At the rate of the present increase of 100,000 new citizens per month seeking homes and business, and those that have claims to live up to the law, Abundance of Feed for Teams. everything he has taken hold off. He will soon make a trip to Iowa and bring his family back with him. An entertainment and oyster supper to raise money for an organ, was held at We believe that farmers ought to take Kansas will show a population of 2,000 000 in 800. Missouri, with the old course of slavery Si bSkA 0 1 (ft 0 JS.

3 advantage of this beautiful weather and break all the sod they can for spring lingering in her bourbonistic blood, has Ford Citv. last Wednesday evening It planting. The best thing that President Cleve land can do for this western country is was well attended and a good sum was realized. A handsonio cake was voted to the1 most popular lady in Ford. The contestants were Miss Bradshaw and witnessed the tide of emigration sweep over her rich lands and settle in Kansas.

The hope that the sluggish "big muddy" would stop the trade and builders of cities and railroads and keep the tbous- to remove Commissioner Sparks as he is a stumbling block to tho developing ot Miss Ilerzer. The former received 223 votes and the latter 225. Miss Ilerzer ands of entcrnrisiutr and nrocressive I 11118 Part 01 tue state ana 1118 ruUnS3 are Beonle of the east from comine to Kansas. Hut an1 without reason; we say put in carried off the cake. where free air is breathed iin.l a warm I another man and one that will give the H.

B. BELL, Proprietor. LUMBER Can be bought cheap of L. K. Mclntyre, DODCEHCITY, KANSAS.3 wnlmm pxti.mli.il wn pvnlmlnil monv sturdy settler a chance to obtain a home in the south west: years ago.

While at Ryansville, the other day we 0 The new era in Kansas means the building of new towns on Kansas soil. had the pleasure of meeting the Gray FIRE IFIRE! The remainder of our stock, a great deal of which is slightly damaged will be closed out without any regard to cast. Come at once ami secure bargains as you will only have this opportunity a short time. We will positively sell our entire remnant of stock before tho completion our new brick building. We are now in our temporary building along Brothers.

These gentleman are buildine It means that the people of this great State have an empire of itself within its a large hotel at that place. When torn own borders, and that they no longer 'plete it ill be the finest in this par of have to look toothersections, but possess the state and will be second to none in everything here necessary to the comfort, the state. When you want a good meal side our old stand. n. m.

wuiuiix iv cu. happiness and prospenty of her jeople. 'go to the Windsor at Ryansville.

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Pages Available:
511
Years Available:
1885-1888