The Sylvan Grove Sentinel from Sylvan Grove, Kansas • 1

4 THE SYLVAN GROVE SENTINEL. SYLVAN GROVE, KANSAS. FRIDAY, MARCH 30. 1894. VOL.

6. NO. 13 MILLINEET VICTORY THE PLACE TO TBADE SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER Others bow a graceful recognition as she sweeps gTandly on to deeds of renown. Amid the crash -THE- March, apparently is going out like a lion. J.

Ross has filed on a quarter section ot land county Okla. Miss Anna Matthews starts tomorrow on a visit to her sister, Mrs. A. J. Ross, at Alva, Okla.

John Peterka, a Bohemian living in the Bohemian settlement of Sylvan, died ot consumption on Tuesday. Russell Record: A large party assembled the Wes Thomas farm last Friday, and made a thorough search. Nothing was found, and if SECRET REVEALED and wreck of bankruptcy she stands a pillar In her strength and a giant in her power, and now she comes shedding rays of light, bringing glad tidings to the people who bny GROOERIES, FURNI8HINQ GOOD8, WELRY, NOTION8, ETC. A large stock of ftush New Millinery just received this week at BANKRUPT PRICES and will be sold the same way. Bring in your produce and get you a nice hat, trimmed, from '5 cents np.

A large assortment of Flowers, from lu cents np. All other goods at the same bargain price below cost, and others Some men advertise to sell Goods at or i will explain At the RACKET, of course. any bodies were buried there they will have to remain undisturbed un-til some guilty person divulges the secret. The fakir that did up that batch of spring Iambs in Lincoln last Saturday, also rounded up the inno-at Russell. Wo had always sup At the old Raffety Nesmith stand.

Tours tor business, HOW E. K. LEACH, Sylvan Grove, Ks. I take pleasure in announcing the opening of posed that it was only the country greeny that got taken in by these Millinery Novelties wmcn are seasouaDie anu stylish, consisting of HOODS, HATS, BONNETS, This is what you want. TRIMMINGS, CORSETS, GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS, HOSIERY, Also Sewing Machines, Oils and Repairs.

The celebrated Urown organ. All tor your ap large a Stock of Goods they have on hand, and that they are willing TO TVTA TTIP. an awful sacrifice in order to dispose of their goods and still another is willing to sell his Goods away down simply because of HARD TIMES proval through Jtaster vee. L-ome ana compare goods, prices ana worn. J.

IP- GRIM. slick individuals, but report says that some of the good people in both of these towns just tumbled over one another in their eagerness buy gold watches with $5 bills inside cases. Lincoln Center was visited by a bold, bad man last Saturday evening who "did up" some of her citizens in great shape. He pretended to put $5, $10, $20 and $50 bills in Op Liogal Interest. Garden seeds in bulk at Knapp These things are all unreasonable, we all know.

The secret is easily -explained. Everyone knows that Goods bought in large quan-tities, and in the right market, and for 8 March weather windy, dusty, deucedly unpleasant. watch cases ana gave tnem away with a package of patent medicine, which he sold at a high price. It was a good day for suckers, and they bit with an exceedingly large bite, yea, so much so that this bad man walked away with about $175 SPOT Frank Lyon has returned from St. Louis and is living at Lincoln.

can be sold lower than any goods that are advertised at cost or below cost, and still make a small profit. We must sell goods at a profit or For Sale A good brood mare, or these good people 8 money in six rears old. Inquire ot J. ft. ouit business.

You all know that. We came here to stay until the exchange for perhaps a dollar's worth of brass watch cases and 12-2 Shannon. gun goes down never to rise again, and we are here to stay with the worthless medicine. J. O.

Phillips is in Illinois on people through hard times and good times, and supply the wants of our customers. The secret is Hang on to a good thing when you Vi 17 a Tf von cannot understand this secret come in and it will be business connected with the sale of the Gaylord ranch. The state fish commissioner has ssued a circular warning persons revealed unto you. have it all in a nutshell. The call for the Republican state We have a larger stock of goods this fall-than ever, and prices lower than any stock advertised at or below cost.

convention on June 6, has been issued. Lincoln county has five against fishing or attempting to fish in any of thewaters of the state of Kansas during the months of May and June, as these are the spawning months, and fishing dur We haven't sufficient space at our command to ennumerate its many We have not space in this paper to enumerate prices, but just come in nH if wpi nannot urove the secret satisfactorily to you lust tell us good qualities. Uall ana see us, A farmer who wishes to hire a that we are not in it. These are facts that are reasonable Yours, very respectfully, and we will explain them to you lad to work on the farm this sum mer, can find one by inquiring of ing that period is prohibited. Parties buying or selling fish during this period are also considered guilty of violation of the law.

Anyone wbo sees any one fishing or at SGHERMERHORN GO. lorns inapi SYI VAN fiMVF. P. BERGER, Manager, and tempting to fish during this period is asked to report the case to the connty attorney, whose duty it is W. W.

Dehler, SYLVAN GROVE. A. Karlowske, at Sylvan Grove. The dry, windy weather of the past week has injured the wheat slightly in some parts of the county. Around Sylvan it is still looking well.

The German cornet band assisted in the Easier services at the German Lutheran church on Sunday, I Deputies. to prosecute the offenders. Wm. Wunderlich E. BOTTS, The Mid-Winter Fair a Success.

$20 to reach it. Take the direct CABINET MAKER line to San Francisco, Peal' 1 adding much to the impressiveness SYLVAN GROVE, KAN. THE UNIOH PACIFIC. First and second class sleepers, of the exercises. i.

New Furniture made to order and Paul Langraf and bride left yes diners. Our advertising matter tells you all about it. old Furniture repaired and made equal to new. All kinds of C. W.

Goff, Agent. terday Jbr their new home in Knuckles county Nebraska. They make the trip by wagon. Mr. Wm.

11-5 U. P. Agent. ORNAMENTAL WORK DONE VVohler accompanied them. A supplement with commission Rock Springs, Canyon City, Robinson, Walsenburg and Leavenworth.

At Rosette Rakings. Zion Sundj' school had Easter Turning and Scroll Saw Work. If yon want work done in his line, neatly, promptly and at ers' proceedings and the report of reasonable figures, be sure and see him. 50 services. The program was abort the experts report of the examina tion of the county books is issued but interesting.

The superintendent gave us a short talk, the child Ho, Ye Fathers and Mothers with this week's Sentinel. ren spoke short pieces suitable to Good News. A. Meittler, of Bartholemew No longer necessary for your and his brother-in-law, J. W.

Behrmann, of Lincoln, were family to go without good in Lincoln the early part of this week. The former gentleman came Boots and Shoes at city pri ces, which can be bad at to look at the Gaylord ranch, and was so well pleased with it that he FOR ALL GRADES OF pte of fellow Pine lumber Sash, Doors and Blinds, LIME, HAIR, CEMENT AND PLASTER, At Prices as Low as the Lowest, Call on will in all probability purchase it. J. P. Knapp is doing the bicycle act now, having just purchased M.

Sigley's without gold or silver as long as you bring butter and eggs. We will trade even tip, dollar for dollar, allowing you the market price for your eggs. Let your hens furnish you with understanding. C. M.

Sigley, the occasion, Geo. Yenser gove us a talk about the risen Christ and a radical talk on temperance, the evil of using tobacco and dainking whisky. The music was good. The Young People's Alliance have bought an organ. The Sunday school voted to pay the freight on the organ.

A. R. Burd, of Carthage is visiting here. He worked for L. D.

Kistler about four years ago. He made the run in the strip and succeeded in getting a claim Rev. Steinmetz has been returned to the Rosette charge foi another year. A good selection. May the Lord give us a good wheat crop, so he can persuade the good people of Rosetteto build a church.

Bia Four. new safety. The roads ought to be widened about 40 feet for the benefit of those learning to ride an untamed bike, and if the new crop of bicyclists that is just springing The Kansas Lumber Company. up will get up a petition to that ef At the Sign of the Big Boot fect we'll sign it. Headquarters for Everything in the Line of The wedding of Paul Landgraf and Miss M.

Wohler took place on Dross, Paints, Oik Yamishes, Brushes Easter Sunday at the German Lutheran church right after the regu lar service, before the assembled congregation. Rev. Landgraf de P. J. HELLER, Proprietor.

Asb Street. SALIHA, KAISAS. WALL PAPER, (glGUliMING IXIBIY AND SCHOOL BOOIS livered a wedding sermon to the qoung couple, and then Rev. Braeu- hahn performed the usual marriage Druggists' Sundries, Patent and Proprietory Medicines, good assort 1 0 to Salt Lake San Francisco. That's all it costs via The Union Pacific.

$35.50 for the round trip. Corresponding low rates to western points. First and second class sleepers and dining cars to the Pacific coast. See your nearest Union Pacific agent or C. W.

Goff, 11-5 Agent U. P. System. ceremony. In the afternoon many ment of Spectacles, etc.

nonsenoia ana amity Kecipes filled with goods of a superior quality. friends of the happy pair were in 5 DOLLARS AND 20 DOLLARS TO SAN FRANCISCO. The nr pays for tout berth In one of the Pullman tourist can, and the twenty para for a first class passage, all via the Union' Pacific. Cms. W.

Gott, A rent, 11-6 U. P. System. vited to Mr. Win.

Wohler's home and spent a very pleasant timo REIN. WOHLER, Sylvan Grove. there..