The Clearwater Sun from Clearwater, Kansas • 2

1 A 1 rift p- gW- i It. P. II. VAN 13ATON, THE 1 AM AS CITY TIMES. ERS BROS.

HAMm don't Don't think that what you Oflloo fn Stewart bunding: north sldo of Boss Avunuo. CT.EAllVVATRLl. KANSAS. know is not worth Don't conclude that, because you -Djsalelis in All Kinds of- PuiiiiiamsD xtr-nr Fiudav mounino ALTKlt S. UOHKUTS, F.

0. Vs'RCVSN, 1 Kansas. can't understand a thing, nobody can understand it, Don't despise systems thaught that other men have elaborated because you cannot place yourself nt once at their point of view. Don't interpret things too much according to your own likes and dislikes. The world was not made to please anybody in particular, or to confirm anybody's theories.

MAY 10, 18K9. Attornet-At-Law i And Notary Public, CLEAUWATEIt, KANSAS. Implements, Buclceye Binders and Mowers, Bain and Olds "Wagons, Buggies, Boad Carts, Adams and Eclipse Wind-Mills, Tanks, Pumps, Pipe and Pipe Fittings, wintered at the Clearwater post office as second class mail matter. THE GREAT D0LLAH WEEKLY. CITY MEAT MARKET, Frank.

Palmer, of Chicago lias Kansas, Clearwater, Don't imagine that, because a thing is plain to you, it ought to be equally so to everybody else, Don't insist on making things out simpler than they really are; on the other hand affect far-fetched ami over-elabrrate explanations. ummmXialtmAk, Also Barbed Wire. HARDYARE, STOYES ADD TINWARE Tiie Kansas City Weekly Tmns is read by move people in the Wont than any other paper published. Why? Be-eiuiBO it butler repvoiouts the Great West" thun any other paper. It the leader in tho Olilalioinu movement and in everything thiit bonetits tha It in tho largest -weekly newspaper published in tho world, Vi puKOf, 84 oolutuns every issue, all tor only one doltiAU a year.

88" Every Western man should take The Times. Send a postal card for inducements to BUbseribtirs. THE TIMES, Kausus City, Mo, 11 liill SMSStBUAHBBBNffitBBHBRt it- "-11 recieved the appointment of public printer. 1 W. Cook' of Medicine Lodge has received the appointment of spocial agent in the sugar department at that city.

Gov. Francis, of Missouri, has decided not to interfere with the condemned bald knobbers, so they will stretch lipmp today. The Clipper, a bright, sprigntly, so ciety paper, published at flutchinson, has found its way into our den. We pleasurx. A special agent of the interior' department slipped into Oklahoma city Tuesday and At is said to have been KANSAS.

CLEARWATER, IIP I Don't be over-wise, why should you make a fool of yourself Don't imagine that anything is gained by. juggling, with words or by evading difficulties. Don't refuse to change the point of view, of a question, if requested by an. opponent to do so. A true conclusion cannot be invalidated by any legitimate process of argument.

Don't be inordinately surprised when a man who knows quite-as much as Buxbco's Restaurant W. M. 1JIGI5EE, Proprietor. you do on a given subject, and perhaps BOOT worth a dollar to see the town lot speculators "git" when they found out who he was. FRESH AND SALT MEATS On hands at all-times.

Cash Paid for Hides Pells. J. T. IIAMMEHS SONS. MAKER.

a little more, does not agree with your conclusions thereon. Try the effect of being surprised that you don't agree with him. Don't refuse to hold your judgement in suspense when the evidence is not Special atttention given to repairing. An exchange puts it thusly: "If you are a farmer curse the town where you live as the meanest town on-eaKh; talk this to your neighbors; make them be lieve the business men are all robbers and thieves. It will make your proper-.

ty more valuable when you have killed KANSAS. snfiicient to marrant a conclusion. CLE All WATh Dsn't imagine that, because you have got a few phrases at your tongue's end First-class Heals at All Honrs, 25 Cents. EOAED BY-DAY'CB WEES. of a vou have all the stock-in-trade the town.

If you are a merchant don't phno80pheri stm less tnat you are a philosopher. Don't try to express your meaning CHHEJ.l iOOES, THREE CEITS EACH! rubber stamp and use that; it may save you a few dimes and make someone who docs advertising prosper, and make the till you have made it clear to yourselt. Kansas. Clearwater, Don't argue for the sake of arguing; neat pamphlet Iki.iU fi.rrt tilllihxlintt local papers look as if it was published anil ninny 01 always have some practical and useful object in view, or else hold your peace. in a one horse town.

tuiul or U.nuae, ut.iu hhminu to tuc uiu BiiilB liny tlie HMt tnilLtiii ex ihunh, am ra ol. tuo wtiicii inwy iiO iioto uuured Don't grudge imparting what you i-ioi'H of The Yankee Whittler very pithily remarked that "many thoughtless and CLEARWATER 0 Vi'rl KTi-itii ai Other. Cm t'n. nut won1(ni of if.m. l'it- rciiwiix ami inetructh" know, and do it with simplicity.

im, printed from pood readable type on irood without oxception the chyjtpent bonks ever pno-X tlie j-eoplo an opportunity to secure Urn bert 'iiiior KeritH those grout works would eoht iuta nuujpi.o ut Use If riwfWnl ItiihSra. A Kot-I. ByM.T. Cu.nom )I(i OuUvul i.vt, Jr. -IVi'il (lu'Otoaii.

A Nuvt'l. HyCkAHAAuuuB-r, AU ISuil. A Novul. liy Mauau iitowjn. (Sonne.

A Novel. Wy pTT4 W. Tiuwvk. tie LUbcfe A. uvul.

liy tut ftuiuor of "Dor MifPi! JlriMMtlut. A Row. By lira. IIbnrv y( -vy oerct- A Kvt By Miss M. K.

tlRAnnow. 1 II. EC- WOOD, Don't be too eager to "get credit' Tor Hu-- too imaginative Americans the i.l til tao biiuctn Cf tli oceau, witU 1 ti i Ijlr-UlRlfUl ii ir Ulu its'alitil what you do. fn1 Other Ol If MurMix witter Don't prosecute any study out ol Dealer in 'country is lost if they do not vote for protection thinking that settles-it. That quite as many vote the other JT.

n1.tr In fauny wvrys, author iBiy iuntiy book 9, Contains cb evi i-itten Immiiivl' idle curiosity or If you: have time for intellectual work, be a serious and honest worker. i 13 i. 1 1- Tlio- fi A Dt Tim 1t way to settle the question, and never stop to think that these are IIT, .1. Hy Harnss, addles, Bridles Don't undervalue the work of oth lora p. A-l-' questions that never can be settled- .1 "'ot Two Plu i-KovoI.

Bytiie author of oi 'i'i'-urti(. AKo1. Py Jl. irji'on I'lii tisot'. ANhtI.

fly Ft.u:iiN!K W.utis V' i'l rtiitfP A i-vol. tty M-lss ers Popular Science never were settled and there are 'IlSr TASf those which can be and which aro of A Kovfl. II) Wii.m Hy MUBTA. FLY NETS and General Harness Goods. Of Illinois Township News.

In order to please, you know, (Uno) much greater importance for the wel i Ilif. i'l. liy 'j fare of the country. They never nihrn ui lir and chronicle some of the happenings of this SBCtiou, we come done with jlreameit her, that, the wicked politicians too often use these very ques uSTAU kinds of repairing way ly 1 .1,11 mt lc neatness and dispatch. liy tho i.j Air i-, hy I 'r The lecent wiad storms have dam i tion to blind the eyes of the people liy Mrs M.ut i Ul'HUSMJJI, aged the corn considerable.

and lead them astray. The grearest KAN. CLEARWATER danger to the country ijrows out of i T. I iiMtiti i immigration and too loose naturaliza 1'V fll'lOVO htioV' Farmers, have you noticed your oats how it is drying in spots? John "VVhitesell's house looms up S. ii' i Jl.

CAl.lMft. i 'tnt( onytra tot ii. i- i-uun-i in i tot ki' ittlviuttiLre or it. nr AH in nn tion laws." America. Uir- ufis ui a vrunSM; lu f-n' oniprMnnpii ny 'n Murray HtW't.

urk. Prof. C. C. Blake, the Kansas weath llU'rS till 10.1 1 since J.

L. Skinner put the finishing stroke en it. er prophet, whose guess is just as good Sale and "Feed Stable, James Murry returned from Oklaho ma last week; he says KansasX good anybody's', says that in the main the ''northern" states will have ablitghing drougth, and no crops this year, but -that Kansas will have a full crop and enough for him. Matt Tremble and Jim Sidle filed preparation of mora than One Hundred on claims in Oklahoma. i- her farmers will get good The ill Porrin and W.

Dunn attended the Thousand applications for patents in. tlio United Slates and Foreign countries, the publishers ot the bcientiho American continue to act as solicitors for patents, caveats, trade-marks, copyrights, for tho United States, ana exercises at uearwattr Jriaay eve Good Turnouts at All Times, and Horses Boarded by week or mouth. B. B. IIAMMEUS, Clcurvvatev, Kan.

drouth this summer, he says, will be so severe in many states that we do not scejiow to give advice, as the will simply drv up lone: before Each of them read essays." Uncle Steve Bowman has the best maturity. Uut in part wheat in the country. POOL BILLIARD PARLOR. Good Tables Good 'Balls. A Pleasant Place To while away the long, tedious hours.

5" Andrews ammock. Missouri and the souUi the greatest Temperance meeting at the Quaker efforts sliouldbe made to plant every church Sunday eve. acre witli corn as soon as Queer old Quid Nuck is still hanging possible, and in those parts where our around a certain farm house I itendiiig to obtain patents in Canada, England, I ranoe, Germany, and all other countries. Theirexpon-ence is unQualed and their facilities are unsurpassed. Drawings and specifications prepared ana lilea In the Patent Office on short notice.

Terms vorjf reasonable. charge for examination of models or drawings. Advice by mail free. Patonts obtainedthroiiKh Mnnn ACo.aranoticed Intho SCIENTIFIC AftlBKICAMwhioh has the largest circulation and is the most influential newspaper of its kind published in tlie world. Tho advantages of such a notice every patentee understands.

This larire and splendidly illustrated newspaper Is published WEBKLYat 93.00 a year, and 19 admitted to be the best papor devoted to science, mechanics, Inventions, engineering works, and other departments of industrial process, published in any country. It contains tho names of all patentees and tatlo of every invention patented oacn week. Try it four, mouths for oue dollar. Sold by all newsdealers. If you have an invention to patent write to Mnnn publishers of Soientillo Auiorioaji, 801 Uroadway, New York.

Handbook about patents mailed ire. for 1889 show ram Will be suffl to ask Miss for her Company, but his heart fails him. cient during the summer, and early fall the lister should follow the binder in I wonder if it takes three or four June and plant corn as fast as wheat and oats aro cut. Standard. men yet to hold Will Lowman 's pony while he gets on.

Ol.DlilCOHY Well Dressed. I once heard a mother who had been Ninnescah Valley Several couples from Clearwater took criticised for her personal vanity by a somewhat gossipy neighbor say that in the exhibition given by Miss Mc-CalPs school, west of town, Saturday evening, and report a grand time. The she had made it a duty and pleasure to keep well dressed, for she likely at any to be called upon to entertain friends whps good opinion was of sue!) NSUM! mi mmm ''cam fW--- I first noticeable feature, was a crowded house of expectant listeners. consequence that she could not afford Miss McCall certainly deserves great credit in the training of her littleones. It ha! permanently cured TnoiTSAirrs ot cases pronouncoa by doctors hopeless.

If you have premonitory symptoms, such as Cough, Diiiiculty of Breathing, don't delay, but use PISO'S CURE for CONSUMPTION immediately. By Druggists. 25 ceai3. to run the risk of haying them find in any but fi and presentable attire. The friends were her husband Rl The "Strawberry and Oreain" dialogue OUR VICTOR was greatly appreciated by those on cLiidren.

and she was tuliy com the front seats, and for the reason that AfllnA QlnfA pensated for her care in direction lOHliO'il THE. KIMBALL ORG A felf mmi; diiil UiiilU 10(11 by their approval-and appreciation. cream proved to be water, was no doubt a good thing for 'the coats of several young gentlemen. To be "well dressed'-'- was -not to her Tho Leading Farm Paper. The Kansas Farmer, now in its 20th mind.

-an extravagance. Good taste and good plannicg often stand in place Call on or address for terms and lied Kock Prices, The cutest thing was resrved for the last; when evsryone was expecting a of dollars and cents, and the lady year, Improves with age. 1 contains 2o pages, and stands at the head of western farm It in the farewell address, a little girl, sleeping Is expressly mennt to supply nn demand i'l-oni farmers lawyers doetors sumll storekeepers postnmsters express and railinod agents, township nnd count plHciiils, trustees, retired men and families, for FiitST-crASS fire proof, burglar proof combination lock safe adapted in capacity and prec to suit their ro-qiremcnts. 'Xhe Victor is first class in every respect, warranted fire proof, and constructed in thAiiinRtliiinrnred manner. Wo now uso qnestioii was able to dress well on half id the cost of her neifflibor's ward robe.

MORRISON, tXn Western Agriculturalist. i iTi apparel, stepped to the front, of the stage, blew out a candle and in a very high keyed exclaimed, goodnight! This ended part of the bands of men who graduated in the scheol of the farm; old Kansans Who believe in the state and who believe develonincr all our possibilities. The Dealer in Southwest Ninnescah. on each and every safe our now Again we endeavor to give tlie news exterior beautifully V. KIMBALL CO, Kansas Parmer is aproadguaged jour Interior nice- from this vicinity.

plowing has program and the more substantial pai flnishod and ornamented by hand with all burnished portions nickle-plated, nal which aims at the education of Light has.tlie daisy I began in the shape of a box supper. ly lilted np with sub-trtasuries, boek spaces and pigeonholes. i JKlbs. No. 4, Postal Service and Office Safe, WOlbS.

ii lio. 2. Household Safe. farmers and their families; from the plow to the platform, from the pail to 18UU lbs' CiK) lbs. No.

6, Geaorol Business Safe -i No. a. Dealers and Oilico Safe, 'i We also manufacture a full lino of Iron Treasury Boxes also Fire Proof Bond, MortpftK; -im Noie iloxe" at lm l-uroKKt-Wo monopolize bmnch ot the sale the parlor. The perfect farmer- is an educated gentleman, and his wife and children are graceful companions of I 1 1 i TeatiUoKuV 1 1'K k- and our line of maufaeture. Also testimomali.

and W. Nighsonger acted as auctioneer, and the boxes brought fabulous prices. Al. Moore paid the highest price of the evening, but suppose he kfiew the box and must have it. Everyone pronounced the entertainment a success both in a literary and social sense.

"And now I am comingtothe point," ORGANS AND PIANOS, CONWAY SPIUXGS, Jfasssis. 1 witli us. enn save juu niuin i wr- SOLE Owners of Patents and sole manufacturers of Victor Saf a "5 iioin.r snfes hifriiurin? on our pat- .3 nnr.a..n ntramsr. maainif. the good and pure.

This stalwart old friend of the people believes hi building up everywhere the best and the strongest men and women, and in making the farm a fountain of good things It is not only a teacher- of farm work Vdiaftv of this branch of tho sale business and sellinfr 13 ents: praties claiming; to make a spe imitators ot our business and aro nuius i a line oi similar sizes are from usoronr sreneral as'cnts. a list 01 raw 4 OD wheat, field of the Willie Koehet was on the aick list last three days of high wind we were favored with a nice rain. Joe. Armour is talking of going to Montana Don't fail to attend the school exhibition at Union school house tomorrow. understand that A.

J. M. has made a mark. A certain young man was out late recently and home with one coat sleeve almost torn off; when asked about it he said the old man had the Grossest dog he ever saw. Old Hickory, wake up from your slumbers and Jet us see your name once are sorry to say that one of most promising vouthshasso far lost his mind as to how to write his name.

QuiDXrcK. Pi Victor sales said a school-teacher, as he slowly sat down in a chair where the vengeful pin ta December rw; piiwimwi n. s1.ver.l of hers We invito merchants nnd olhrrs to write to us at once when nf minor in which they llnd it and wo will THIS ILIIVei HMTiiurm i i make tliom tt special proposition ou a sale. ATAI fldUFS. TEST MOK Ab, 1 1 rncc.

and farm methods, but it is" an educator in state-craft. Published weekly at Toprka, Kansas at the reduced price of a year. Sample copy free. Address Kansas Fanner Co. By special arrangement the Kansas Parmer.

is cl.ibbtd to-retln'r Vtiththe II, 13, E. Canal, 12,14, 16, 13 N. Court. The Yictor Safe Loci Go. Ohio.

wa3 lurking. Tbs nextinstand he was seen going from the point with a velocity that he had never before acquired. Kansas suffered considerably by the storm Monday night At Kiowa, Sterling, and Washington a largo amount of damage was dene and quite a number injured. Cincinnati, 'i Sux, both paper for only 52..