Larned Morning Tiller and Toiler from Larned, Kansas • 4

WHJ5AT! WHEAT! iiwVaul rr.r prici's; The Foremost Show of All This World In All Bts Recall Splendor. Crfiutytrcl lii li (or. TIUYELEH GUIDE. W. Line.

GOING EAST No. Express 9: a. ni. No. Missouri Express p.

in. No. 46 Way Freight 1 9:115 a m. GOING No. 5 Denvev Ex 8:10 p.

m. No. 7 Colorado express 1 1:00 a. in. No 45 Way Freight 12:23 a.

Arrive at Lamed a. hi. Leave Larned 3:00 m. Arrive at Tetmore 5:20 p.m. Leave Jetrnore 8:15 a.m.

Daily except Sunday. $1.00 .05 .05 .10 .25 .121 .20 2d .20 .15 .20 BiV ner pound iiultina Kt lb Prunes "per pound lion niiil Arhuckles cPfTee per lb. Tomutoes and corn per can Bartlett's pears per can Apricots and peaches per can Lemons per dozen Coal oil and gasoline per gal. Vinegar per gal. -WILL POSITIVELY EX EI IE IT AT- PUBLIC SALE.

Daniel'fobias will sell at his residence, 7 miles north of Bur-dett, Kanss.at 10 o'clock a. m. Saturday. Jujie 3J, I S93, the following personal property to wit: A lot of farm implements, drill, sod cutter, plows, cultivator; mowing machine and rak'e. Wind mill, blacksmith outht, household furniture and a nice lot of poultry GRAND OPENING.

The new shoe firm of Davis Glidden will have their grand opening to-day. A full line of the celebtated Brown Desnoy-ers make of foot wear for ladies, misses, men and boys at prices that knock anything ever offered in Larned. LASHED, MONDAY 'MAY 15. IE We carry the most complete stock oi groceries, provisions, queensware, fresh and salt of. any house in the city, anil will always pay the highest price for produce.

Give us a call and save money. i HILLS YATES. FRED S. HATCH, Attorney al LaiiK Larned, Kansas Office in Bardrick Block. by a telegram on account of sickness Tuesday, but Mrs.

Funk succeeded in filling her place prcrnpUy. The Fanner's Mill would like to buy you wheat at these very low prices as a matter 4 of business, but those that can and have the nerve to hold on is sure to obtain better prices, this is our honest conviction. A prominent democrat of Larned tells us that Senator John Martin will visit all of the counties of the state and examine into the contests for appointments and satisfy himself before as to recommendations. Jesse Ditson is selling the best wind 'mill ever offered on this maiket, so says those who are using them. They are manufactured in Larned, are a home product and shouid be used by all who use wind mills.

It is no doubt very encourage-ing to the Joe Geo. Anthony sort of democrats of Kansas to know that not one of their clan has been appointed to position under the Cleveland administration the state yet. Remember the box or necktie social at Alliance hall Friday night May 12th 1893. Come one come both great and small. Each lady bring supper for two and a necktie to match ill I 'Jktf 1 'r i BLACKSMITHINC; J.

W. Russell is at again in his blacksmith shop on 5th street and would be pleased to see his old customers and friends who need anything in his line. Car Tiller and Toiler. MoMAIIOK Editor. Daily cents a week.

Weekly $1,503. year. Ihe weekly in advance $1.00 STRAY TAKEN UP. The undersigned has taken up a stray horse near his residence five miles south of Larned. The owner can get the same bycalling on him and giving true discretion and paying all reasonable expenses.

WM. KAMLAGE. SWEET POTATO PLANTS. I have a nice lot of sweet potato plants well grown, for sale at my place south of the Farmer Mill. A.E.

T. Jokdon. riage work and horse shoeing a specialty. Veternary work of all kinds attended too. Crook teet or corns speedily cured.

Remember the place, Fifth street, east of First National Bank, Larned, Office Pacific Block. I IT I THE PEO LE'S. 3 ares Si sm If il i Entered at the Post at Lamed Kansas as Second-class matter weekly. Necktie social to-night, Mrs. Al Queen is very low.

People's party club Monday night. Mrs. Tabor went to Illinois Thursday night. Call in and see the W. L.

Douglas shoes at H. KLlNG's. The Rag Baby is booked lor her clothing. Each gentleman LENDELL BLOCK. ONK CENT PER LINE PER DAY- For SAle A cart; cheap.

Enquire at this office. Wanted Boys to sell Daily Tiller and Toiler. bring 25 cents to pay for necktie and supper. Judge Strang is' preparing to leave Larned for Oklahoma. The Judge has long been connec Is the place to eret a srood Meal a good Cigar.

Give a call. Board by' the ve-k a specialty. For Sxle A second hand wind mill, cheap, Woodmacy. V. J.Colvin.

Larned, Kai.sas. POR sale A lot of kaffir corn seed. Call on Smith the photographer. Found- A floor key. Owner can have same by calling and paying for this-notice.

Larned Opera House May 23. Try a sample of the W. L. Douglas shoes at Hi Kl.lNG'S. Buck Son will do your wagon carriage and plow work cheap.

D. R. P. Roddy is negotiating for a contract of railroad grading ted with Kansas legal affairs and its republican politics. His leaving the state at this time is an indication that he has cast his eagle eye into its political future and failed to discover an inland of hope for ship wrecked republicanism to land on.

Likc rats deserting a sinking shin they are leaving the republican party in herds. Some are getting aboard of that gallant clipper "The Pop" 50 cages of Rare and Valuable aniiruis. A heard of Iilephants A drove ol Cam; Is. looacts, 20 Aerial Artists, 50 acrobatcs and gymnast', 30 hurricane riders, 3 grand bands, A regiment ofc lowns EXCURSIONS ON ML R0IIBS. I.V THE WOULD, t.V'cir 3 a dollar This Ladies Solid Frcai-h L'ongoia Kid Button l'oct equals every way the boots EpU ia ail retail stores fur 2.50.

by 4ri the Dcxtrr SaoR Cu. 7- Capital. il.COO.UJ) "i tjuuiantee the Jit, 'i' 1 '''f ar'd 'the 1 fi- 1)1 ster 'l Shot' Ls pdvertised in over XOtW Wanted A boy to act as porter, not less than 14 years old, Call at Star Barber shop. In Missouri, II you want a good meal, a nice clean bed, or A No. 1 cigar call at the Lindel.

papers. Opera Toe Jt or Common (Viwe Fx F. vullli, 1 Wantcd Agents at every post office in Southwestern Kansas lor the Daily Tiller and Toiler. A libeial commission allowed. others new pastures.

Buck Son have the largest where they can take a short rest and best stock of material of any before the final For Sale: A Perkins wind mill complete second hand. A Hapgood riding plow will sell lor cash or trade for young stock. D. M. Nichall, Larned, Kan 1-96 shop in western Kansas.

WE SELL THEM TRY A PAIR. II. Kling, Agent. A SMASH IN I have purchased Ihe T. J.

Payne stock of DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, TOILET ARTICLES, AND NOTIONS. Whicn I am disposing of at less tnan first ccst. Call and see me, E. FR I 7. L.

Merchant Tayloringi ALLIANCE LADIES. Who are sincerely alliaaiced will patronize Mrs, Fuidc when they want millinery, because she is your friend and she wants you for her friends. She needs your patronage and will surely thank you for it. bTRAYED From P. Bach's farm north of Larned.

A bay mare 3 years old, star in forehead with dark main and tail. Report to P. J. Bach, Larned Or C. L.

Chaftee, LaCrosse, Kan. -BY- O. J. OhmlrtioW Perkin'S Wind fia IIDDefective Flues UJ MANUFACTURED AT iwsika. 7 NORTH BROADWAY, MILES' NERVE LIVER PILLS.

Act on a new principle regulating the liver, stomach aud bowels through the nerves. A new discovery. Dr. Miles' Pill speedily Cure biliousness1, bad taste, torpid liver, piles, constipation. Unequalled for men, women, children.

KamjUes free al the Drtisr Snre. Farmers you can get the best work for the least money at the blacksmith shop of L. Fox north of Santa Fe depot. Box social at Alliance hall this Friday evening given by C. E.

of Christain church. Come and have some fun. The members of last years ball club are requested to meet at the ball ground at 6:30 o'clock this evening in uniform Buck Son now have the best kit of tools in Pawnee county and can use them as well as anybody Tkey guarantee satisfaction in all their work. The Santa Fe train No. was thtee hours late Thursday.

If a man starts for the World's fair by the Santa Fe he will be sure to be one day to late. Owing to sickness the water works whistle will not be sounded Kan. Larned, 1 I It 1.1 onlv real Petktns in existance, al! others ate couterfits w- J- Cfdvin i-- the only aeent (or these mill, havins fourteen fsyfeSj tcivs esperif tice in that line lor the Perkins company. His mills if require no tiukerina or repatrine, alwy a 'id trunning, wind yi-jJ or no wind. N'evrr dtuvn nr To t-ieos.

Their Graphite hearings tiums 1.0 uii ur ciimiing towers. Look lor Mishawka on the rudder and ke no other, Colvin will not mislead you as he handles no others Larned. Kansas W. I. COLVIN.

ADMINISTERS NOTICE. State of gg l'awnee county. In the Frobate court in aod for said county. la the matter of the ettate ot Maryetta Bl8ia dedeased. Si.

Notice is hereby given that letters of I administration have been granted, to the FISH RAISERS! ATTENTION! W. A.Gill, of Prairie Dell farm is now prepared to lurnish pure German Carp for stocking Carp Ponds. Also TenesseeSoeckled Cat Fish for stocking purposes. Correspondence solicited. Orders promptly attended YUMi- FRY in large quantity.W.

A. GlLL, Marshall, Pawnee Kansas. undersigned, on the estate ot -Maryetta Blain late of said county deceased, by at CCONSISTING OF TILLY. Will stand the season of 1893, as follows: Fridays and Saturdays At the Metropolitan Livery Stable Larned, Kansas. TERMS: Same as last season Often cause the loss of a house, hence use good hard brick, good lime and cement and have a flue that will stand the storms and not endanger your property.

G. H. MBZE Have all the above in stock and are waiting to see you. Also paint and oil which we guarantee to be good. Mound Citv Paint Has stood the test and can be depended upon.

Absolutely pure boiled barn piints way down cheap. Nice carpet felt to save your carpets, also a fine stock ol building paperof different kinds. For porch roofs and flat roofed buildings have just the thing in a fine good roofing paper. Come and sec us, and what you do not see ask for and we will gladly show goods and make prices. Before you build that house or barn, before you do that painting before you repair that chimney, before you Duild that fence, ccme ar.d see vhal we have in the line needed and get our pi ices.

Yours Truly. G.H. the Honorable, the Probate court cf the county and state aforesaid, dated ihe 20th day of April A. D. 1893.

Now, all persons havnig claiir.s usaiiist tlie said estate, are hereby noticed thai they must present the fame to the undersigned for allowance in one year from the date of said letters, or they- may be precluded from any benefit ol such estate, and that if ueh claims be rot exhibited withiu three years after the date said letters they shall be forever barred. Jons U. Smith, Administrator Of theesial'5 of Maryetta Hums deceased. AnriliOih 1803. rVotiec to Water ConmniiRrst, The hou-i for sprinkling are from 6 to 8 o'clock in the morning and 6 to o'clock in the evening.

Parties caught using water outside of these hours will have their water turned off and $1.00 will be charged lor turning it on. The whistle will be sounded a 8 o'clock nornmg and evening for shutting off. Nor is consumers allowed to use leaky or hoes without a nozzel or sprinkler attached. THE LARNED YVATER'CO. lor a few clays but the company expects all consumers to shut off their hydrants at p.

m. and 8 a. fl Charlie Mayiield, cigarmaker, who once run a shop in Larned is now located at Kingfisher. Thursday Will Bartoo handsomly crated his Saratoga and sent it to him via the Santa Fe. John Roley is a good rain prophey several weeks ago he commenced to say it would rain on May 10.

It was the last half of the-lest hcur of that day but it commenced at 11:30 o'clock p. m. Miss Ccx, the young lady who tad been helping Mrs. Funk in tier zdV.iv.r stor was call home Do you intend to plaster your house? If you do." CALL ON W. JUC1IAIWS, Who is prepared to contract for all kinds of ZVlASOM work.

All material furnished, if so desired. First-class work and satisfaction guaranteed. Stone and brick work a specialty. W. RICHARDS, Larnep, Ka IVotico oi Appointment oi State of Kansas.

Piiwnee county, i In tlie motter of the estate of S'ichoTns Fromona late of Pawnee county Kntn-as. Notice of appointment: Not i-c is hereby civen. tliat on the 12th day ol April A. D. 1H0H, the was, hy the Vrobate Court of Tawnee county kansas duly appointed mi qualified as Executor cf the estf.te of Isichol rro-nonclateof lV.vr.ee county, deceased.

rartips interested in sail estate will lakenot'ne aad govern themselves COMMON bCIIOOL DIPLOMAS. An examination lor Common School Diploma will be held at the court hease Saturday May 13th, 1863. Alice G. Crtmtov, Supt. MARY E.

LEASE Cabinet s'zed Photographs of Mrs. Mary E. Lease for sale at this office at 25 cents each or by Tommy McMahon..