The Atchison County Recorder from Potter, Kansas • 4

T. Bane, of Easton was in Potter, THEATCIIJSON COUNTY RECORDER. tiru to get rich quick, should go to farming in Walnut tp. at once. 1 Monday.

LAXJA AKfAIUH, SeI'TEMBUU 21, 1900. Mh. Maky Hukbt is visiting In M. J. Fitzpateick, Secy.

0. A. Simmons, Cashier. L. M.

Jewell, Pres. II. C. Squires, Vice Tres. Jivery Friday evening, ut Easton, Sept.

20 Barhecue ''ree to all. My tUm Iuiikwsotl I'rlnUiut CJ. Atchison. Geo Binkley's now house la almost M. T.

em run. of the Cash Store li completed. Leavenworth, to-day. F. W.

Poos has commenced the i 1 i i Geo. Ilundevndt and Ora Collins foundation for hb new Entered at tho postofllce at Kansas, as second-clos matter. were at Huston Inst Sunday. Lawyers generally know a good thing when they see it. J.

C. Tomlin-1 son and C. D. Walker, Atchison lawyers, are each buying up large bodies of land In Walnut tp. Mr.

Tomlinson expects to plant about 400 acres In fruit, the balance will be used for grazing purposes, raising blooded, cattle will be his hobby.Mr. Walker will use his land as a sheep ranch A Leavenworth lawyer will buy 1000 acres of land near Oak Mills for a mulo ranch, and a Kansas City lawyer Theo. Claus and Earl Seward, of Asa Clinkinbeard and Fred Watson Easton, were in town, Saturday. were in Winchester, Sunday. II.

S. Jewell, Kerr, is visiting Ed and Ace Clincenbeard are rock for Hawley'a new building. K. I). Gardiner and Crate Sparks 5 his son, L.

M. and family, at this place. were over from Easton, Wednesday, ULAdvert'sementa will inru-d la Uu (i(ir ti wr inch pt uuiiuui run ijxf, cliK. HJiluuim, ilU er inch; if ll uw Ileum, be per line each In-MrtiM. Dill tr uyllo vry uionlb Display ads.

on unnunl contract, to be changed not more than once pur aoonth, will be inserted at3i per cent leva than the above rates. Copy for display ads must reach us early at Thursday morning. Everything in the line of School POtter State Bank. expects to buy land here for a hog For Sals: 3 Poland China male pasture and raise hogs on a large Books and School Supplies, at Walters Drug Store. pigs.

Inquire of F. Binklby. 10-5 scale. As toon as the boreing now going Frank Munz gave us a dollar on The Atchison Champion one year, Does a general Banking business. eour Patronage Solicited, on in Walnut tp.

showed a second vein hit subscription to the Recorder, to and the Recorder until June 1901, only $1.20. day. of coal, the farmers Immediately rais ed the price of their land from 1 to Walters, the druggist, has a full Wm. Rooks and children will go line of School Books, and School sup 6 dollars per acre. back to their home in Springfield, Directors.

T.LBIodgett, Fred. Ode, II. C. Squires, C. K.

Hawloy, O.A.Simmons, Wm. Faulconer, plies. It is all right to bore for coal up M. J. Fitzpatrlck.

0. J. Conon, M. Jewell. next week.

Time Railway, at Easton. 41 Fassunger west P. M. 42 Passenger east 11:01 A.M. 43 Frt.woBt 9-5 a.m.

44 Frt.oaut 12:05 A. m. J. Olu-mnt, Act. Potter band expects to go to Eas near town, for there is where they will find it, lut'if they want gass they'll have to try their luck near tern, Saturday night, to play -with the Mr.

Munz went to Kansas City i Euston band. Wednesday, where he will work in the machine shops. Walnut Creek. Frank Beard is now enrolled on Samuel Johnson, an old colored i Mus. Frank Beard sold 50 chick our list as a paid-in-advance reader Sanla Fe Time Card, AT I'OTTER.

of the Recordk. ens on the rotter market this morn gentleman, of Walnut has offered to hold divine services at the poor farm, regular every Sunday afternoon rMoxi or fvoil cko Ours ft 1 THOMAS. J. POTTER, 146 North 9:21, a. m.

14G 10:23, a. m. ing, they were a nice lot. Hawley Bros, are preparing to FREE OF CHARGE for the benefit of the W.A.Hodge, Agt. build quite a large addition to their Rev.

Martin and wife, of Fairmount, paupers, now let us hear! Who is hardware store. at the Postomce, handles A CHOICE LINE OF GROCERIES, DRUGS, PATENT the next person that hi willing to do who have been visiting her mother, Mrs. J. A. Chisham, returned home.

J. W. Ladd has Bold his blacksmith something for the benefit of tho pau MEDICINES, CANNED GOODS, ETC. lo-day. NATIONAL PARTY TICRETS, 1900.

People's Party. shop to R. E. Brown, and is preparing to move to Missouri. pers free of charge? Now don't all speak at once, please.

Walnut Hull. Mrs. W. A. Hodge expects her sis For President, Wm.

Jennings Bryan. ter, Mrs. Warren Belts, of DeSoto, For Vice-President, A. K. Stevenson.

Joe Berringer and Will Adamson, to make her a visit in the near Middle-of-The-Road Populists. were in from Easton, with a load of Kickapoo News. For President, Barker; future. i via apples, yesterday. i Alple.v who has been FoJ Vice-President, Ignatius Donnelly, Social Democratic.

ELLEN HICKMAN, Wapella, 111., IS now a regular reader of the Recorder, thru the kindness of her mother Mrs. very ill with typhoid fever is improv Potter is one of the biggist grain markets in Eastern Kansas, aside For President, E. V. Deiis; ing. R.

E. Brown, 3 POTTER, KANSAS, The One-Price Smith. Shop Opposie the Kemper Cash Store. from the big river cities. Highfill, of this place.

Mr. and Mrs. Langham and children Republican. State Ticket. Mrs.

Cline, mother of Thos. Cline of Leavenworth, visited Mr. and Mrs, S. D. Baker, Sunday.

Miss Fannie White arrived on the north-bound lighting express, Thurs and Mrs. Blodgott, was buried Wed for Governor W. E. Stanley, AIR. Murray, who has been very nesday, aged about 87 years.

Llout. Governor II. E. Uichteu, 1 day morning, after an absence of sick for the past 2 months, died Tues All work Guaranteed. Associate Justico W.

A. Johnson about four months. We are glad to day morning of malaria and old aee, 8ec. of State Geo. A.Clark Mrs.

M. D. Walker, of near and Miss Mable Bodkin, of Par- see her back. Mr. Murray was one of the oldest cit Treasurer Khans Grimes Auditor Geo.

E. Cole ncll, visited with Mrs. JacksonHundley, Notice to Stock Shippers. Joe Coburn and wife, who have izens. Burt Miller has bought a Thursday.

new been engaged in the restaurant busi Attorney General A. A. Goddard; ness at this place for the past 3 or 4 Barbecue at Easton on the 26th, buggy. James REinncTON is sick with chills, months, packed their goods and mov The Leavenworth, Kansas and Western Railway "Stock train" cast, for Leavenworth, Kansas City, St. Joseph by the Bryan Clubs of Easton, Kicka-poo, Leavenworth city, and Alexander Mr.

and Mrs. Will Drews entertain ed to Kansas City, yesterday. ed with a party, Wednesday night, for thus saving switching your stock around before unloading. The superi-or facilities for unloading, and nearness to the Exchange Building, makes better accomodations than can be of ferwl by any of our competitors For further information call on' or write your nearest Agent, or 3. Bassingor, Gen'l Freight Leav.

enworth, Kansas. townships. I and Chicago, leaves Easton, at 12:05 a. m. and arrives at Kansas City Claud Remsburg visited in Kicka furnish, you the Atchison Champion One of ouw.nost energetic mer- poo, Sunday.

tjanta, L. M. Jewell, has roceived two at 3:55 a. unloading your stock directly at the Union Pacific Chutes, v. Miss Lillie Sweizer Is visiting in for the small sum of 50 cents, if you pay for the Recorder at the same time.

Come on with your subscrip car loads of lumber and a car of load of shingles this week. Kansas City, this week. Supt. Public Frank Nelson; Supt. of Intuaance W.

V. Church; Congieaaman-nt-large C. First Cgng. Disfc. Chas.Cup.tis.

iVr mr now mnAms Fatter Churches. M. E. Church Rev. Coburnc, morning and evening, 2nd 4th Sundays.

Christian Rev. J. B. Lockhart, every 3rd Sunday. Sunday school every Sunday at 10 a.

m. Catholic -St. Patrick Rev. Father Columbia, every Sunday from 8 tolO. German Lutheran Rev.

Emil Polster, every Sunday, 10 a. in. Sunday school at 11. Communion, 1st Sunday every 2d month. tions.

W. A. Hodge is improving his pro The Leavenworth Co. democratic perty by building a nice coal house. ticket is as follows: drew tho plan and id doing the carpenter work himself.

Probate Judge L. Hawn. Co. Attorney A. E.

Dempsey. Clerk of Dist. Court James Gray. Supt. Public Instruction Martin REAL ESTATE, FOR SALE BY H.

S. Jewell and John Aleicer, are 0 epairing the stair-way and aide-wall M. L. Lock wood. Howard.

at the Recorder ciiice, and our friends will now be safe in climbing up to Judge of District Court Louis A. eyers. our office. J. W.

IIenninger and of Union Barbecufe 0, A. Simmons, Notary Public, Wayne are vimting with Leon Of the Leavenworth, Easton, Kick Calhoun and family. Mr. IIenninger apoo and Alexander Bryan Clubs, will cotemplatcs making his future home ATCHISON be given at Easton, Wednesday, in this locality. Kansas.

Potter, September 26, The speakers Yesterday, Jackson Hundley vis are, U. S. Senator W. A. Harris, Hon, ited his little grand-son, John Hundley, H.

Atwood, Hon. E. E. Murphy, P. H.

FLEER, who is in the Orphans' home at Atch- iBon, and almost blind, but at last re and others. Everybody invited to come and have a real old time Barbecue. All kinds of refreshments. Two barbecue beeves, six barbecue CARPENTER BUILDER. ports his eye-sight was improving, Rev.

W. D. Martin has just return Falitlig ao4 paper-Hanging i Specialty muttons, Bread, coffee, etc. free to all. ed from a three weeks' trip in Color ado, much improved in health.

He Agent (or the LARGEST WALL PAPER FIRM In Hie West. YOUR PATRONAGE IS SOLICITED. From Walnut Tp. has purchased a span of Montana horses of Sam Young for a driving team. To the ATCHisoN County.

Recorder. There has been shipped from Pot Sept. 17, 1900. Wheat sowing is GEO.HUNDEYADT in progress ana a large acreage will Farm constats of 160 acres 2j miles north-east of Eiwton, Kansas; 80 acres on each side of the public road. Ono 80 laid off in 3 different lots, all fenced hog-tight with DeKalb fencing, and the other 80 is divided in three fields.

Seven-room house, new cattle barn, good feed lots, watered by wind null, also never failing-water, Horse barn, cribs for 6000 bu. of corn, two collars, ice house, fiah pond, stock scales, out-buildings, 5 in number, three living springs, 3wells with two windmills running, water works, which suppliy 15 different places witk water, all in first class condition; 2,200 apple trees of of the leading varitiea, just In bearing condition, 350 budded Peach trees, 60 pear trees, 50 plum trees, cherry, apricot, quince, small vineyard, and berries of all kinds, also, will set out 500 more trees this spring, eight acres in Walnut grove and blue-grass, balance of farm is all good tillable land; at present, seeded to tame grass. This isa good income farm, and will sell reasonable, It is a good neighborhood to live in. Address all communications to C. C.

Mayers, Lowe mont, Leavenworth county, Kansas, If you can't find what you want in the above-described tracts, tell me what you would like, either by mail or a personal visit to my office, and I will find it for you if it is to be had in the country. If you have a farm, city or village property that you want to sell at a reasonable price, I can help you. Apply for terms. Respectfully, yff. b.

Lockwood. No. 1 One lot and 17J feet COJ foot front; tLreeroom houso, sheds, a good well and other improvements, a. very desirable propenty, pleasantly siW uated and is worth more money; price, only $250. Inquire of J.

W. Gary, Easton, or M. L. Lockwood. No.

3120 acres, lg miles from Easton, mile from school house, 75 acres under cultivation, 2-room houso, barn for 4 horses, good well, an orchard of 100 trees, and 40 acres in grass one of tho best farms in the north part of Leavenworth county. Price, $3,500 down; balance on time, if desired. No. 5. 60 acres, one mile from Easton: 45 acres cultivation; 4-room house, good barn, orchard, 300 apple trees, mostly bearing, and most all other kinds of fruit; all fenced; also a good garden paled in; two good wella and a cistern; a good cellar and a cyclone cave.

Only $2000. No. 6. A house and lot in Easton. A new 3-room house, finished in modern style, good well; and a good fence all around the lot.

This is a bargain for a person who whnts a neat home in a live town. Call on M. L. Lock-wood for torms Si further particulars. No.

7-Residence property in Potter. Good 4-room houae, with cellar well finished; good well with pump; Barn 16x22; lot fenced chicken-tight. Terms to suit purchaser. This is the second house south of the Christian church, and a bargain if taken soon. No.

9 One of the best improved farms In Leavenworth county, within li miles of two railroad stations on tae A.T. S.F. and the L.K.& W. Rya. be sown.

ter this month, to date, thirteen car loads of wheat, five cars of apples, 2 cars of hogs, averaging one car load Apples, peaches and vegetables are per day, Sunday included, since Sep- unusually plentiful, and pastures are KEEPS IN STOCK A MCE LINK OP J-rnh Salt Meat, fine aa silk. ember 1. There is more and better corn in The Democrats and Populists of BOLOGNA, BREAD and SUNDRIES Walnut Tp. this year than last. Leavenworth, Kickapoo, Alexander Pete Parson who run the engine at it the Barber Shop, In Potter.

and Easton townships have arranged the Central mills for the past 3 years, for a barbecue at Easton on Septem is now running a threashing outfit in ber 26. The head cook of the Nation Walnut tp. He reports the wheat M. DlNGESS, rHISICUS Sl'RfiEOS, al hotel of Leavenworth, has been engaged to prepare the dinner, which crop very nne. Steve Mcureevey, Al Hamp and John Berry each say will be entirely free to everybody, they received' almost twice the nun VOmM.

KANSAS. ber of bushels they expected, and Our public school opened up Mon 04i a Cenesal Practice. farmers generally are hampered for CU Amwerid Promptly, Dajr or Night day, with Prof. Limbaugh in charge. want of room to store their grain.

and now the better class of our youtl have a chance to develop their inte! Sam Riley, the blacksmith, is laying the foundation for an immence Belgian ectual faculties, free from the evri in Hare barn. DRAYING, and General Teaming. fluences of street contaminations. J. C.

Tomlinscn has 9 men engaged in mowing kane and clover in his with which some have been in contact during vacation. Cigarettes, bad language and unchased manners are Work nromotlv done, and eood ser orchard, the crop oi lorage ib very heavy. so closely associated that it is dan vice rendered. C.A.ConneUy, a Anyone possessed of an insane de- gerous to indulge in either, 1 i.