Pawnee Rock Leader from Pawnee Rock, Kansas • 4

52 PIWME BOd LEADER. Ilallafey the PiiotograiiJp FARMER'S MEAT MARKEli JJORRESPQNDENCE. DUNDEp POINTFRS, need rain. Is flaking FDjiLISHIID SEKLV. H.

li. WIS, Editor. H. Brewer went to Larked Jfrl- Entered at th? postoiJicg at Pawnae Bock, Kas. peoond clagi? matter.

fERMB. fip SAK fi' ADVANCE. aay. Dahm ha built hima riew bam, Is ijie place to ymv steak. AlvdCOS 'ITDXrjst Proprietor.

A iitfl supply ot ftesh attd waif iueat including- BEEF, PORK, MUTTON SAUSAGE AD ULTilY KEPT ON HAND. FRESH FISH IN SEASON. CASH I3 AID POB, HIDES. In photographies work of all kjnets. Cull once and be Convinced.

ALL WORK IS GUARANTEED M. "Higgins on tbi0(siqk list, typhoid foyer. Every-body bough.t tlemselyes rich at the sala Thursday, LOCAL coal at J. Baker. No oqq on th? marrae list this week.

Kansas Cop, Main KANSAS GREAT BEND, KG, Bwod Mrs. Lufra NICHOLS HAIGHT, CITY S. A. OAJLBlEATH, Frank Danialg js clerking for (Logan General Blacksmithin Is truly a home paper, devoted chiefly to home industries, It favors the former first, List and all the time. We realize the fact that the Farmer is the back Hone of Kansas, AND REPAIR SHOP.

MEAT MARKET- Kinds of Fresh fiiy! Salt Meats, Lister Stiares PIgw Machine Work Sheriff Wilson was lip on business Monday. -V List your proppjty ithntho Leader Mr, Silas Insko left for his home in Lyons yosterdayl "r- il. R. keeps Trinidad coal on hands at all A SPECIALTY. FAT STOCK WANTHD.

Al is Fully Warranted. OPPOSITE POSTOFFIC13, ioSiinis are open to Farmers, Evans Block, Pawnee EockKs. HIDES. Lard 7 cts. per pound ut the Ash ton Co's corner.

Trinidad, Pittsburgh and Burlin- Aiut.yve hqjii'Mly solicit Ifco lug Interest and Home Industries, Loud sis your aid iy Giiavu.n'.G yon oiji best 11 yc.Umt, game coal at Baker's. About 5000 bushels of wheat came into on Tuesday, THE 'HUTCHINSON DAILY NEWS, Contains the latest associated press njpd special telogrtipli ncvs. It reaches Western Kansas and Eastern Colorado 1 2 hours earlier tthan any other associate Press Daily. It runs complete blank book and job department, ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO, TJIIv NEWS PRINTING PAPER CO. HUTCHINSON KANSAS, The wheat has boomed in to town this week iu gaert shape.

H. C. McClintock and jfo visited Jn Lamed on Thursday. Park Kbffer, hviqg' north of town i sick with typhoid fever. Corn, oats, rye and chop feed always (on hand at Baker's Eleyator, Eddie Lindas visited tyith Jprry in Lnrned this week.

pusky dimonds, found in the Trinidad coal mines, for sale at Baker's. I). R. took a run up to La and Rush Center on Thursday. V.

R. Bunting was shaking hands old friends in our city on Sunday. Miss Mollie lies and Ilena Benefjel are visiting in Snyder, j'ord county, ihis week. ilh KINDS OF JOB WORK EXECUTED! The Pittsburg nnt coaj fov ssJe at R. Baker's coal yard.

James McCaffery had over 4000 bnshels of wheat this year. BUSINESS CARDS. With Neatness and Dispatch. JNairn place this week. Chris, Kell vrrites that he is coming back to Barton county.

0. W. Boss had quite a ore baud last, week, but is some better now. Preaching at the. school house Sunday, both morning and eveniug.

Pete Soammerhorn says he had 24 acres of wheat that made SOD bushels. Goodf Mrs. Dorsey, of ibited with Willis Howerton's family for a few days this week. Jumbo. SOUTH SIDE SOUP.

By G. Reenhj, The watermelon has come at last! Mabel Miller visited friends in Larned this week. i Mrs, Lola Bunting is out fronj Larned on a visit to her parents, Mjr. and Mrs. S.

Bowers of pouglas township. 1 A. ordewick, of Seward, was out pn the hunt of grain for horse feed. He says Seward City is looming up well. Miss Dora Bowers and Miss Minnie Miller, of Lamed, yisite3 with their many friends in Lincoln township: last David F.

Jesse, Faunie and Amanda Miller and Milo and Ella Yoder visited with Will Hood's, of South Bend township on Sunday. Four conts a bushel for thrashing dies hard, but "its got to go." and the farmers are fully determined to bring tho matter tor a focus at onee. Will Shute has passed in his checks to W. Fowler, and canceled his con-, tract to work by the month. He is now looking up a ob to cut corn.

i Seward City wheat buyers wore taking a jaunt through the country looking up bargains. They are offoring very liberal prices iqx good wheat. A. T. Fullertoa has gone to his old home iu Iowa to join in a reunion of his old Ijwa regiment.

He wilt undoubtedly have a good time with "the boys." Henry Payton and Win. Rowland start their sorghum mill this week, 150 test headlight oil 15 cts. a at the old Ashton store. LAWYERS C. Vosburg GRAD CENTRAL IJ0TEL, CDB.pt T.

Prop). sold a car load of Baker last Satur- tine wheat jto JJ. LOWEST RATES, GIVE US A CALL day. Mrs. D.

A. ybeppard, of Pueblo, J. JDJ-Y', ATTORNEY AT UW. GREAT BEND. KANSAS.

Col. visited with Mrs. Henry Lamb this week, KANSAS. GREAT BEND, 1 he highest market price paid for J. H.

Bockomohle has moved his barber shop to the front room over jhe restaurant. SO acres of James MoCaffery's wheat run a little over 40 bushels to the acie, machine measure. l' Quite a number from this neighborhood will attend the G. A. R.

encamp-inant at Milwaukee, wheat at Elevator No.l, J. R. Baker, proprietor. J. II.

BEMENT, ATTORNEY AT LAW. 5L L. Daniels, Amos Hula and Gano had business in Larned on luff Wednesday, HENRY MACK, dealer in Candies, Cigars, Tobaccos njl all kinds of SUMMER PRINKS. Great JIansaa Mrs, Joseph Ties' of nyder, Ford Oflice over Lindas' Jltsj-dware. county-' visiting jvith her daughter, Mrs.

L. K. Benefiel. PAWNEE llOGK, jCASfSAS. J.

H. Daniels and wife, of Hodge VflKB As a dutchman back east said, "irn position is the life mit ti'ade." We have a new meat market in town. Eli Bowman ia one of the 14 delegates to the judicial which ponvones in Lyons on Tuesday net. There is no Hotel in western Ivans, that gives as good accomodation for money, a day) as tne Lindal, in Larned. man county, visited with their father, Mr, Andrt Daniels, this week.

METROPOLITAN BARBER SHOP. John VanAken was home for a short visit Sunday. He is day oper ator at Sterling for the T. S. Fe.

Oiiice Court House, Larned, ATTORNEY AND U. S. Commissioner. Smith bav; just recieved II. Bockemolile, Prop.

a large line of boys suits, and are sol-ling at lower prices than ever before. Cor. Main and Conilce ve. Mr. Joel" Miller, of south side, brought us in some lino sweet potatoes on Monday.

Fqur of them weighed over 5 counds. Caution: Do not read this notion, and from the present out look they -H- but eo to the Owinirs Hardware will have lots of work, the cano and ask them to explain. Dodge's old stand, Great Bond, Kas, crop is cjuite abundant. KAXSAS, I'AWVEE BOOK, Rev. J.

G. Smiley filled his appoint Win. Wisiuan, of Clarence township. realized enough out of his wheat and WM. M'DOUGAL, other crops this season, clear cash, to ment at the Pioneer on the second Sunday of this month.

Ho preached two very interesting sermons to appreciative and large audiencies. CARAWAY 2voxiey to Loan OX IjOXO OK SHOUT TIME, Wo Offer Guaraitoed Lonrjrt Tg Eastern Investors. GR EAT BEND, KANSAS, Proprietor of pay the debt on bis farm $1,400. Good cropa in Barton andtuljoiniug FEED. TUNG, Tho social ice cream party at C.

B. oounties are caused by the sudden ap Tho last empty store room in Pawnee Rock was tilled this week, and every house that is lit for occupancy has a family in it. A large invoice of boots and shoos pf tho celebrated Pheipij's, Dodge jL'almee brand, and at the lowest kind of prices at Logan Smith's. Do not read this notice, but go to the 0 wings Hardware and ask them to explain. Dodge's (jld stand, Great Bond, Kas, Earl tell, a hired man at James Wallace's is very low with typhoid fever this week.

They sent for his mother and fathevwho liv6 in pearance of wings Hardware (Jo. was a success. Charley was chief cook and bottle washer, and Call and get aur prices ut Dodge's old stand. Great Bond, Kas, XT, I Bonofiel Celnmen thrashed 1,321 waiter at the table He got around as lively as a boy and cut as many antics as a cfown at a circus. bushels of whojt in one dajs run last 1 J' Tho wife and infant child of Docter week, on the James McCaljFery farm.

It took p00 pounds of coal to make the run. Smith, of Seward were burned recent J. II. JENNISON, ATTOPiNEY- AT -LAW. Collection Aout Xotnry Quick Fnriu Lodiis Lowest Kiites.

Room 3, Moses Brothers Block, GREAT KANSAS. ly, leaving the bereaved doctor with Notice. If you want to trade for a vvell inx- one child to disconsolately mourn their los3. They have the sympathy of the entire neighborhood, SISLE STABLES. ivt all Hours of (lie Night or Day on tiie Shortest Notice.

vp ry thing First Class. provfid 100 acre farm In Harrison county, see H. Bement, Rev. Gaither, of the Seward charge PHYSICIANS. Notice.

See J. Bement if you want to ex 0600.00 KSidllXJjM! CJiven by The New K.i K.in;.-.it!m., St. Joseph, Good crops in Barton and adjoining unties are caused by the sudden appearance of wings Hardware Co. Call and got our prices at Dodge's pA stand, Great Bend Kas. 3Ir.

S. Ney, formally of Ravan-nsi, Kas. has taken up his residence in pur city as manager of the old (5 Ashton store, Mr, Insko having severed his connection with the same. has resigned and gone to Missouri where he intends to complete his collegiate theological course of studies. His place will be supplied at the ear change your real estate for improved farms in Missouri or Nebraska.

liest possible opportunity, EXCURSIONS. Harvest exclusion tickets on sale for Political pipelaying has actually Aug. Cth and 20th to all points in Col J. AV. MEGAN, M.

D. Physician and Surgesn All calls Promptly Attended to, Day or NiCht, Office first door south of Post Office. orado and New Mexico. For rates Mr. Frank Millard, of township, was on our streets Tuesday inquire of agent.

J. M. VanAken, A. T. 8.

Jfe. set in, and the festive candidate now goeth through the land looking. up his chances. His wily countenance beameth with smiles, and his oily tongue uttereth flattering words by looking over the political hejd and presenting his claim for county clerk Notioe. All cc mmunications, notices or ads.

the voters of Pawnee Itock twp. which he hopeth to deceive the simple voter. must be handed in to thiofneeby not, later than Thursday evening, and Wheat is turning out even better in this neighborhood than many INDURATE NKIi ABSOLUTELY iE PIECE 1. HAS NO NEITHEI, OR VM'Y-'' M. L.

DANIELS Oflice at Daniels Drug- Store. MAKES J. It. Miller stands nearly a head ads. tuo hrst pago by Wednesday morning, please bear this in miad.

thought it would. Most of the thrash tailor this week than ho did last, on ers $av thev have thrashed none that THE ETHiaPiAN CAH KPT CHABCS HIS SKI went less than 20 bushels, and most account of the big, fat, chubby youngster that arrived at his house a few of it ruus 30 and 40 to the acre. Cliroiiic Diseases a Spcialty. All calls promptly to. days ago; but you can see in his eye tm Tile H'S SP3TE." HARKING WiTU ts EQU.LW ISOIUSOE.IBH.

CAX NOT BB-KM1VrS5 XT1TWOVV BESTffiOYIStii THE rJlHHfC. MO MOT IliOS OK Sl'MTftHT BE-QVIiS-EH, VAS I'-S WITH stamp rr.r. Mr. Longshore, wheat buyer fur For County Clark. We are authorized to annonnco the name of W.

E. Carr, as a candidate for tho office of county subject to tho decision of the Republican oounty convention to bo held in Great September 7tb, 1380. that he is just tho mite HAS APPEAr.A.-iC; iKf PAILS, TUBS, t'SFLF'sS, WW. LARCH CF CCCS2. CGHDLEY Factories: r.

LVme Luruh resigned his position and returned to his home iu Lyons. pointed, as he thought the trap was set for a boy. Mr. Unruh will manipulate tho wheat market himself in the future for the Best cottou batting at 10 cents per fum. FOR SALE BY ALL H0u5E FUP.S!Snl;.S, UV FULL PRICCU8T AK CATAl 1 pwnd at Ashton Co's store.

D. B.SHAUT, M.D. Oiiice over I.i das' MAKES Chronic a Specialty Promptly attends all John Hepler killed a young bald, We will send a copy of the Leader ALSO MANrKACTUKSna OI Writing gnd inks, Sssihig Wax, KucSIsga, Wafors, to. TEapsius mmm 127-129 William llre, KSW YORK CITY. headed eagle on luesday morning on THE NEW ERA EYPOSITION.

To compete for tho premiums offered for the best dozen ears of crn, at tho i Bt. Joseph Exposition, the dozen ca'9 be substantially plaited together with undetaclipd shuck, in one baneh and skillfully arranged. For the pufposa ot convenioatjy for one year to the party who brings us in. the lamest watermelon thia his farm north of town. It was one of a pair that John has soon there season.

several times. It measured 4 feet 10 ItiSiCFACTUHEia inches from lip to tip of its wings. Como to the e-allerv aud make no i hanging the corn in place for exhibit, MISCELLANEOUS. The members of the M. E.

Church an iron ring should be securely fastened at tho upper end of the bunch. I and Sunday School will hold a basket picnic in Eli Bowmans grove, I mile 5 delay, fur if you wait you will mirfs a bargain, so come right away. Bargains in photographs going ou now at Halladay's, Great Bond, Kas. New fall dress gboda just arrived yer.terday at Logan Smith's. It The corn in each entry mast be the product of the exhibitor.

In addition I north east of Pawnee Hock, on Wednesday, Aug. 28th All are invited to ioin with us, and be sure that to the one dozen ears of corn entered will pay ynu to look at them, as they Buys whsRf, corn and nl! kind ot pis for sach. Chop Feed and Corn meal always on hand. CASH PAID Top CAT1 LE end HOGS. to compete for these liberal the exhibitor is required to deliver to tho Association niau other dozen, carefully selected and similarly plaited together, to be used for decoration of buildings and other structures.

Great care shuld be taken in the selection of thfi dozen ears for competition, as awards will bo Made for '-best corn." you bring your basket witn you. Mrs, Henry Lamb showed us a handsome ijuilt this week that was pieced by her mother six years and quilted by hei' grand-mother thia summer. Mrs. Lamb's mother was 70 years old when she pieced it and her grand-mother is, now 85. The Work is beautifully done.

are of the latest patera, and prices ara marked down low. Amos Huls has opened a first class meat market in the room formally oc-cupyed by S. P. Leitner, where he will keep on hand a full Hdo of freph and salt meats. Ames asks for a of the trade, and say he can sell good beef, and sell low for the cash.

ff 23 UNION SQUARE.NY. SI.kOUIS.MO. OALLAS.TEX. Moses. Great Kas.