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The Atchison County Recorder from Potter, Kansas • 5

The Atchison County Recorder from Potter, Kansas • 5

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Potter, Kansas
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0 I TBEATCHISON COUNTY RECORDER. M. J. Fitzpatricx, 8eof. 0.

A. Simmons, Cashier. M. Jewell, Pre. H.

C. Squirea, Vico Pres. Every Friday even ir FliKl) Brown was In Easton, Saturday night. J. It.

Masterson goes to Kansas City, to-day. Cha. Connsliy left for Kansas City, this mornsng. Tly Ihn Uiukwviid lrtnllitf Urn, Frank Piercb was a visitor In St. Joe, Uwt L.

W. Vowt ahippod a car of apples to New Orleans, to-day. Tits Infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Link Llodgott la very sick.

T. II. Creiner is quite tick at his home on Walnut Creek, with fever. r.W'AI AKKAlllM, Hfavy rain Sunday Right. Frank Piercb was la Leavenworth Monday, Read Kempers new advertisement, thin week.

A. H. Murray, of Easton, was in town, TueBday fl.OOinadvuLut). M. T.

Kemi'kr la loadine a car of Entered at the postofftee at Potter, Kansas, as second-class matter. wheat, this week. For Sale: 3 Poland China male HAWI.BY lmd up with the Jn of 10-G IIenrvShaw shipped two cars of rheumatics, this week. 1 nogs, IMS weea. Potter statin has handled io car r.

W. Toos transuded business in IT rS Ul'CU Jjrcilv-HJU niaw this I ti'lt'fW Atchison, to-day. to rave an eariy wiuut. Bank, It ha ruined every day thin week, POttep State Walters, the druggist, has a run jSr3i moiaib Hurst, of DoKalb, and has been puite cool. lm lUu j.pr tt 3,00 per i(ib I'll' Anaum run c( frr; obvltt poallloni, HO tt Incbj i among lvtl n.wt ltcm, ftc per line each Insertion.

Dili ijrlilQ ever)' monlh DiBplny ads. on annual contract, to be changed not more thnn once per month, will bo inserted at 33J per cent less than the above rates. Copy for display ads must rcucb um arly as Thursday morning. line of School Books, and School sup- Mo j8 vjHjtng parents, Mr. and Clarence (low, of Winchester, plies.

Mm. Y. Martin. was in the city, Thursday. Does a general Banking business.

Ml Tub Lowemont ('tub are getting UTI3 Will Man loi irliu Tnivir ItPAtm up a dance for October 2nd. net Monday, lor tin bm-fit ot Muic lUrtld for Hour Patromcjt Solicited. Dan Hudson intends ptart the health. a short visit Muwourl, Tuesday, fur cidar mill, at this place, Monday. Tub Atchiaoi Champion ono year, with rtlative3.

C. A. Connelly was in Easton, and the RECORDER until June lUUl, DirectoK. T.LModgett, Fred. Ode, LI.

C. Squires, C. K. Hawley, 0. A.

Simmons, Wra. Time Card, L. K. W. Railway, at EasKrn.

41 Passenger west 0:41, r. 42 Paahenger cast ...11:01 a.m M. 7ittpatrioL 0. J. Conon, L.

jr. Jewell Wednesdnj', to attend the barbecue. The Pollywog was delayed two only hours this forenoon, on ai'couni of W. L. Rook and family left Tues Jons Suortridce went to Leavcrr rrt.west A.M.

day, for their home in Springfield, Mo, sar.d btonu and dirt having washed worth, Thursday, to spend a few days 44 Frt.oat 12:05 A.M. in and buried the track. Oha Collins goes to Topeka, next with friends, J. L. OLIfUINT, Apt.

week, for a few days visit with old Mn Crincr, who has resided In rTK 5 friendf. dUil.T uir-i Santa Fe Time Card, At POTTER. after several weeks visit with his oil I has never seen as much ram in Sep- friend, L. M. Jewell.

rnmV.dy ng hua Tallin In Inar ri.f Miss Eettie Clevenger, of Fair- THOMAS. J. POTTER, mount, is visiting hr grand-pa Den llu Aorth a. m. 140 South a.

in. R. 0. Walters and 0. A.

Simmons days, Edwards. at the Postoffice, handles A. Hodge, Agt. noay at Ml38 CarbiePoos save a birthdav Wm. Daum and John O'Mera wert DRUGS, PATENT A CHOICE LTNR OF GROCERIES, Mrs.

A. Shortridge. party last Sunday evening, to hor iricnus. a time was MEDICINES, CANNED GOODS, ETC. 1)UI3 W.

Voigt, of Atchison, our NATIONAL PARTY TICKETS, 1900. People's Party. reported, and th little guests al CKat tv iyiati. was out loading alter in from near Winchester, with hogs, this week. It is reported that a largo crowd attended the barbecue at Easton, Wednesday.

left, hoping Miss Carrie wonld spend mr.ro business Saturday. For President, Wm. Jennings Bryan many mre iiappy birthdays. For Vice-President, A. E.

Stevenson, Mi: Alice Edwards, of Stanton Middle-of-The-Foad Populists. Kickcpoo Nfcws. vimtinir her cousin. Miss Edwards, Tor President, Wharton Barker near Lowemont, this week. The heay rains of Sunday night 1 To Vice-President, Ignatius Dounolly.

Social Democratic. For President E. V. Deiis; Fred P.rown and sister, Misa Maud attended tho barbecue at Easton, Wednesday. Everything in the lino of School wauhed the roada very badly, and sev J.

W.Ladd and family leitWednpS' I R. E. Brown, O. POTTBfVKAHSAS, The One-Priee eral of the bridges and culverts were jay for liarj-sville hti, where they washed out. will make thf lr luturt nnno.

I i Books and School Supplies, at Walters Republican. State Ticket. Mrs. John. Spreitzer and family left Drug Store.

Chah. Foster shipped hogs, to Thursdiy for Murray, where they E. Shop OppOSie the Kemper Casli All work Guarantee! Kin'sas Citv. anb returned to-aay win join nr. t.

ana maKo their home For Governor LUut. Associate Juaticn. Sec. of State with a car of Angoria goats. in the future.

Frank is Felling his property in order except a position that await) ItlCHTEU, A. Johnson, A. Clark; Mrs. Ella 0 Connel and family have him in City. i j.

M. J. Fitzpatrick superintends the moved into John Sproiser'a house county work that is being done on Imis Draws left Wednesday for his Auditor Grimes; E. Cols; Tj. M.

Jewell's are improving the thus saving switching your stock around before unloading. The superior facilities for unloading, and neaiw- Notice to Stock Shippers. The Leavenworth, Kansas and We6t- home in Gardenia, Col th- of their residence property nada south of Atchison, oh Attorney Gemrl. A. Goddakd; Threshing will be over.

by buildiner a new walk, hrs purchased the Chaa, Daniel, of Kansas City, is vis- Eupt Public Listen Frank Nelson: Supt. of lntuaiinte W. V. Church; ern Railway "Stock train" east, totfTj to the Exchange Building, makeg hs place, Property, which is at present itirg relatives in Kickapoo, i Quite a nuurfrtfe your lavenworth, Kansas Cjty, St.Jfowhlhciejjiunod.atipas Ihsj? jan fce-fll. L.J by.thFsajikeTim'jCa 1 Hiss Emms Litchea, who his be'oo" -H-h U.

Aeon. VSSCfvSXa.Cuiiiu, ront'njdiliLi'lacaa. Nortonville next week. isiting tho Misses Dora and Mary Mr3. Dick Wilson, who has been Sprietzer, has returned to her home in Iieavcnworth.

and Chicago, leaves Easton, at 12:05 a. m. and arrives at Kansas City at a. unloading your sluttk directly at the Union Pacific Chutes, which arc near the Ezchauge Building, ercd by wiy of our competitors. For, urthor information call on or write your nearest Agent, or W.

8. Bsasingor, GcnT Freight Leat enworth, Kansas. sick for six weeks with typhoid fever, at the home of hi sister, Mrs. Wm. Call on C.

A. onnelly for coal and cobs, they will be delivered to you at once, at low prices. Misses Ella and Bertha Aaron visit- Young, is convarescent. od in Leavenworth. Sun.liv.

0. J. Corson has returned from an totter Churches. IL CiVh. Rev.Coburne, morning eveningv.2r.d 4th Sundays.

Ghristinn Kev. J. Lockhart, every 3rd Sunday. Sunday school every Sanday at 10 a. m.

Catholic St. Patrick Rev. Father Columbia, evary Sunday from 8 tolO. German Lutheran Rev. Erail Polater, extended visit in the east.

He looks well and reports a good time. 0. J. oe9eettie Miss Florence Hundley is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Jackson Hundley this week. T. J. postmaster, secured some lock boxes for the benefit of the business men in town. knows how to have a good time when givtn a chance.

REAL' ESTATE, FOR SALE BY every Sunday, 10 a. m. Sunday school at 11. Communion, 1st Sun John Longley and Wm. Sharp, of H.

Loekwood. day every 2d month. Kickapoo, contemplate a trip to the L. M. Jewell is building a large ndian Territory in th spring for the coal house.

The contract was let to Jewell Meicer, of Kerr, Mo. purpose of securing homesteads when the new tearitory opens up. O.A.Simmons, -Notary Public, i i Soldiers Reunion, Old Settlers Re A. Limbough and family moved to union, and Political Day, at Norton- the that was occupied by J. W.

ville, October 2nd, 3d, and 4th. and family until recently. John ATCHISON CO. Kansas Potter, Shortridgo occupies tho rooms vacated by Mr. L.

over Hawley Pro, store. Mr. Tcarney, of Lowemont, was in town this week, for the purpose of buying lumber for a new house. By fpcoir.1 arrangements we can P. H.

FLEE furnirh you the Atchison Champion for the small sum of HO cents, if you I'ottor, CARPENTER BUILDER. pny for the Recorder at the same Last Saturday, the democrats al Millwood elected Henry Turner a. candieate for trustee of Easton towa seip. time. Come on with your subscrip FaJntiBj tad lapeHIinging Specially.

tions. C. A. Connelly's book-keeper and Agtnt (of the LARGEST WALL PAPER FIRM In tho We. vona patronage is general manager, Clarence Coburn, J.

R.Mabterson is up from Kansas City, on a few days visit. John is getting along nicely in Ms studies and will bo ablo to prescribe for the severs hia counection, and leaves for Kansas City, to-day. We hope Clar- 9 unfortunate. nco will be able to get' a good possi- GEO.HUNDEVADT Farm consists of 160 acres 2 miles north-east of Easton, Kansas; 80 acres on each side of the publlo road. One SO laid off in 8 different lets, rll fenced hog-tight with DcKalb fencing, and the other divided in three fields.

Sevon-room house, new cattla barn, good feed lota, watered by wind mill, also never failing-water, Horse barn, cribs for 0000 bu. of corn, two celiara, cistern, Ice house, fiah pond, stock scales, out-buildings, 5 in number, three living springs, 8wells with two windmills running, water works, which suppliy 15 different places with water, all in first class condition; 2,200 apple trees of of tho leading varitiea, Just In bearing condition, 850 budded Peach trees, 60 pear trees, 50 plain trees, cherry, apricot, quince, small vineyard, and berries of all kinds, also, will set out 500 moro trees this spring; eight acres In Walnut grove and bine-grass, balance of farm is all good tillable land; present, seeded to tame graea. Tula isa good income farm, and will sell reasonable. It is a good neighborhood to live in. Address all communications to C.

C. Mayers, Lowe moai, Leavenworth county, Kansa 17 you can't find what yon want in the tracts, tell me what you would like, either by mail or a personal visit to my office, and I will find it for if it is to be had la the country. yon have a farm, city or vlllasjo property that you want to sell at a reasonable price, I can help yon. Apply for terms. Respectfully, tion, as he Is a hard working lad, and No.

1 One lot and 17J feet foot front; threeroom house, shctiU, a good well und other improvements, a very dusirnbld properity, pleasantly situated and is worth moro money; price, only f250. Inquire of J. W. Gary, Easton, or M. L.

Loekwood. No. 3120 acros, lg miles from Easton, mile from school house, 75 ueros undur cultivation, 2-rooia honco, barn for 4 horses, good well, an orchard of 100 treos, and 40 acres in grar3 one of tho lent farms in the north part of Leavenworth county. Trice, $3,500 down; balance on time, if desired. No.

5. GO acres, one mile from Easton: 45 acres cultivation; 4-room house, good barn, orchard, 800 apple trees, mostly bearing, and moat all other kinds of fruit; all feucod; also a good garden paled in; two good wells and a cistern; a good cellar and a cy-olooecavo. Only $2000. No. 6.

A house and lot la Eueton. A new 3-roora houso, foished in modern stylo, good well; and a good fence all around the lot. This is a bargain for a poraoo who whnts a coat home in a live town. Call on M. Lock-wood for terms farther particulars.

No. 7-Residence property in Potter. Good 4-room house, with cellar well finished; good well with pump; Barn 16x22; lot fenced chicken-tight Terras to suit purchaser. This Is the second house south of the Christian church, and a bargain if taken soon. 9 One of the best improved farms fn Leavenworth county, within 11 miles of two railroad stations on the A.T, S.F.

and the L.O W. Rya. Judoe Dond and Geo. H. Heany desorves one.

passed through the city, Tuesday, They were out advertiseing the apple There will be Quarterly Meeting at UEPfl IN STOCK A NICK LINE OF Jhrah Salt 9Kenie, SOLOGNA, BREAD and SUNDRIES, afr-the Darbef Shop, in Totter. carnival that is to be held at Leaven' Methodi3t church, Saturday and Sun worth, Oct. 10 -11. day. Preaching Saturday night, Sunday morning and evening, by Presiding Geo.

Binkley's new house is al Elder, T. C. Downs. Preaching 2nd most completed. Geo.

believes in and 3rd Sundays, by Rev. C. C. How ard, morning and eveing. getting the cage before he catches the bird.

He has his trap set and baited well; we wonder. As R. G. Walters and 0. A.

Simmons were returning from their suji- M. T. DlNGESS, VOTTBE. KANSAS. Bets a GcResal Practice.

Call. Answered Prop.ptly, Day or Might. ner. Wednesday evening, says a re The Editor and wife visited their dauehter. Mrs.

N. E. Longley, at porter, were acdostod by R. E. Brown between Geo.

Hundevadtjs and L. Kickapoo, Sunday, over and on i Sunday enjoyed an excellent dinner Jewell's residence. After a few words with Wm. Sharp and family. were exchanged, that l'd to a coming to-gather, Walters and Simmons, ovor powering Brown, took him out in tho street and laid him on his back in the Arthur Davis' new house is com pleted, which is quite an Improvement to his well kept farm.

Mr. Davis has DRAYING. and General Teaming. Work promptly done, and good se: vice rendered. mud, with the promise from Brown invited fiis Potter friends to visit him that he would not attempt to molest when the weather brightens up, and them again.

The boys let him up and tho Panpas are f.rst bitten by Jack tho trouble was all over. 1, vV'.

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85
Years Available:
1900-1900