The Chapman Courier du lieu suivant : Chapman, Kansas • 4

SUMMER HAS COM DOJN 'TYOU FORGET IT! 'I CARROLL HOWE. LIS STQCjjL' QIalersT We "Will Buy Your Hogs and Cattle and Pay You the Highest Market Piles. CHAPMATJ, KANSAS. And CLIFFORD has the largest line of straw hats of all styles,) to be found in the city. DRY GOODS.

We want everybody to call and see our pioturos whether you have any work done or not. We don't need to tell you that we are working as oheap good work can be dune, bocanse no pian oab do good work uny cheaper than we. We propose! to "make Rome howl" in the photograph business, therefor we defy oompe-petition, and dou't jou fail to reiuembei it. We blow our horn and are not disjointed. STABLE, LIVERY" AN Complete line of Shoes, and Dry Goods ItlVERY STABLE f.ijj Including Dress Trimmings Etc.

TB-SE GROCERY 'DEPARTOErT. ZELLNER FENNEL. OPFOSITE U. DEPOT, LOCAL, IVIEIMTIOIM. J.

M. Clifford is filling up with new gsods ntl everyone who owes him ought to try Mid fix the by the 21st of this Contains fresh goods, pure in quality and cheap in price, and I will give you lots of goods for your money. OVER THE COUNTY. Sutphen's r.tilla. We received ft very pleasant visit from one of the beat farmers in the vicinity of Chapman, last week, Mr.

John Ervin. month. Mr. D. Bover.

wife and sister, of Altr- MRS. J. C. SPARKS. mount 111., are vuiiting in the family of Poetmastar Russel this week.

Mr. Boyer FLOUH! FLOUTII FLOUR! expresses hiniBelf as much pleased with the improvements in our city iuce his last visit Marvin has taken a talp to Marion and McPherson counties to visit friends. A. E. Boyland is busy fenoieig up a pas-lure.

S. Fenton and 0. H. Sutphen killed RATES REASONABLE, Tlie finest of rig Wa handle C. B.

HOFFMAN S9TS FLOUR. We Guarantee aixi furnished ori short rtotie, Day or Nin. Rnooial attention uiven (o teaching the glove fitting system at the Palaoe Millinery it to give satisf act on. Ladies, if you want nice white bread buy no other. Store.

two fat porkers and are inviting their Alliance brothers to dine with them. Mrs. J. C. Sparks ha just received Urge invoice -of iSummur Millinery, Pats, Bonnets, Flewers end Laces, and every thing needed in a first-class Jipery establishment.

Bargains in trimmed Hats, Fancy Goods and Notions fur ten days longer. Also a full line of Candies, Fruits, etc. Doa't fail to buy a can of Baking powoor and get one of those beautiful prizes at Mrs, Henry Week is not much better yet. Mri. Sutphen and Daniel Jones is on the T.

V. Howe s. The ladies should oall and see our pretty NORTH SIDE IVERY jpEED AfffD ALE TABLeJ ANDY MITCHELL, Proprietor. sick list. new ipring styles of hats and bonnets, at the Palace.

Produce anted- Us 1YI. CLIFFORD. Good. Turnouts at Reasonable Kates. Special At VIrS.

jj.p. Mr. Vandyke, of Abilene, paid our Alliance a visit last Monday evening and gave us apleaBant and instructive talk. We were blessed with a very nioe rain last Tuesday roaming. Littlb Boo.

I have money to loan on personal and chattle security. The best thing yet! A beautiful glass water set given away with every pound cf Baking Powder. T. V. Howe.

J. Clifford has let himself loose in buying Dry Goods. His shelves an full of (be latest styles. The Palace millinery store has just re tention giveri to Boarding Morses. Best Accommodations in the City for the standing of Stallions.

ANDY MITCHELL, Chapman Kaksas. UNION PACiriC TI1I2 TABLE. EAST 1)0 CM). AN ENTERTAINMEN1 Train No. 202 Atlantic Ex.

Don't Stop 12 :45 ra ceived an elegant assortment of fashionable tips and ribbons. G. A. Fbanklix. S.

Jnquire at Boles' office. Terrapin Lake. Tekeapin Lakh, May 20, 1890. The lime of year has now arrived when QMS Stops. 12:37 111 3:35 1) 111 Pl.

O. U. Vw Benefit. Just from Chicago! The best and neatest line of Ladies' and Children's Fine Shoes at f. V.

Howe's. This summer we will astonish the natives 212 (stoi'k freight) 8 WEST BOUND. Cralu No. 203 Passenger 201 Express, Don't Stop. 4:17 207 Passenger Stops.

2:48 215 Jocal freight) 8 .00 a Tickets furnished to all points In the United States at the cheapest rates, and baggage obecked through to destination, lor maps, raws and all other information, apply ty E. X. Francis, Agent Chapman, Kansas. touristB and plcnicing parties are frequently sen in our sequestered vale. Charles A-nler80n Baa recently gone to work for a farmer near Hope.

Grant Wilson and lady, of Hiawatha, were on the prioe of machine oils. -Gunn wiascb. The lareest, the purest, the best assorted GO TO THE Old Edlabk. CITY MEAT MARKET. the guests of Christian Merillat and family a few days ago.

stock of Drugs, Fauoy Goods and Toilet Articles in the county at Gunn Maseh. 1 ,3 We are under obligations to Edna White- hair for a beautiful and refreshing boquet of natural flowers. All of those little things help to brighten one's life and make the whole world seem more pleasant. L. 0.

Jaderborg had a flue maie killed leoently, by horses in a pasture while trying to defend her colt. John Stebbins and wife, of Abilene, were visiting friends and relatives here last Sunday. Peter Merillat is busy hauling wheat to market for Hon. S. Bollinger.

SATURDAY MAY 31. On this occasion "The Homestead," or "Unc'o Jomu Whitoome" will be presented by home folks. If you attend you wiil cry and you will laugh, and you will po away wheq, it is over with a desira to ba a better man or woman, boy or girl, which ever may be. This will be the event of the season. The hall will ba seated with chairs and every done to make the evening a pleasant one.

Good musio will be furnig'ned throughout the entire evening. ForllxeUotDcLU'oik, icon, Etcjr, fact Every tliino- kept by a first class Meat Market. FREGH DRESSED CATFISH ALWAYS ON HJXJ, Look Here! Be the low prices of youth's and men's elothings at Scanlan Brothers. They will surprise you. Fresh bologna at Odle's, M.

P. Jolly is ia the oity. Harvest will soon be upon us. Best steak and roasts at Odle's. Dr.

Gunn was in Junction Tuesday. fresh bread at Foley's every day. All kinds of plants at J. M. Clifford's.

Fresh pork at F. F. Odlej every Saturday. No. 1.

Spark' TVoek. Cash for Hides. 1,000 thousand gallons of Machine Oils must be sold (his summer at Gunn Mas oh's. Machine Oil prioes are ranging from 25o to $1.00 per gallon. A.

C. Vandyke, a sohool teacher, attend ed an Allianoe meeting in the lake region ZbTIE'W MEAT MABKBT. F. CDLE, PBOPKIETOH, UbI Friday evening and remained with us Cast of Choracters. Mr.

and Mrs. J.S. Chronister, of Northeast Buckeye, were in the city Monday looking over the county high sohool building until the following day IluiTWB. Mrr, Stricklor president of the W. C.

U. of Dickinson county gave a temperance and ground. They wore much dissftpoint-ed in not finding the sctieol in session. We mill sell to any man woman or ch' i lecture at the Lutheran ohuich Thursday Casn We have all the A VV; C. T.

U. was organized with twenty-five members. for cold cash any amount of goods from 2oo facilities to furnish our customeri to $5,000 ten per cent below Junction Oily Ahilana GuNN MASCH. A high school girl tells how a young man the best there pressed a young lady lo his lips and Fl? Ge to F. F.

Odle for pure lard and low trices. D. Byer, wife and sister of Altamont 111. are in the oity. Special prioes on salt meats in quantities at Odle's.

Mrs. D. W. Kft.lH, of Abilene, is visiting In the city. A surprise dance at Honry Kinney's labt Thursday evening.

Scott and Sickles of the Enterprise nine Sisal, she diden't cry, Bcold cr pretend to yell when she had no uotUn of doing bo. bhe it John i'laiiiu Dr. T. ii. Guun Dolby M.

P. Kelly Roundy James Sheeran Ruben II. C. Cline Cy Prime Howe Sam Foster Di Erwin Policeman Bill Johnson V. Howe Unola JoNh Whitcotub M.

II. Curts 'ike "Hubbard Tommy McMillan Nellie Primrose Mim Cora Crain Tot JohuHon Liezie McCarty Susie Cornell Nellie Sheeran Mrs. Johnson Aunt Tildy Libbie Scott calmly asked him to press her to his breast Died. 0. Qaffney, at his hqrne south of Enterprise of influmation ef the bowels, the fore part of this week.

Mr. Gaffuey was one of our most intelligent students at the high school and is mourned for by ail. C1 paid for koea a Lttle. or Boil. again.

It don't tBke a highschool girl long to grasp the situation and she knew at once that his heart was in his mouth. Cap Scanlan has been complaining about the wolves taking bis chickens lor teverul We can sell goods on a oloser margin than any other house in the county for these rea I Buy My. Meat at Odle'B. Chapman, Kansni sons: First We buy for cash. Seoond we purchase in "original paokagea" and in days.

He was surprised yesterday morning when going into his wheat field to find that a number ol them were sticking fast between the stalks and starved to deaihl The Cap-lain ouuht to be consoled when he thinks of ItliiiTMll in were pleasant calllers Wednesday. You can save money by purchasing your slothing at Scanlan Brothers, MrB. S. R. Hoog is in Excelsior Springs Missouri for a few A.

N. Hoar fills Mr, Franoia' place at de pot. "Rats" resigned to get a lay uff. New lot of gents everyday and shirts at J. M.

Clifirod's. County Attorney Franklin and Bon were visiting relatives here last Sunday. UNCLE large quantities. Third We do not pay high rent.employ expensive or extravagant clerks nor indulge in the expensive luxuries of electrio lights. Gunn Masch.

The bathing season has opened up. The banks of the river are lined with etudents from the high school every evening. It is mn had that there is not a suitable plaoe his neighbor. Thomx McCormack, south of the river, having lost a cow in Ihe same Ta io00a trrittpn. Tt is renlete with humor from begin manner.

ning to end. The moral tone of it is such that the best people always crowd the i 1 1 I LOUPEE AND SOW. Leaders in Blacksmithing and Wagcn work fisrHorsa Shoeing a Specialty, Ooe Block east of the school house on Colfax street. CHAPMAN KANSAS, The creamery is now closed for the pre house. Like Uncle Tom's Cabin, every one always go ana win always Bu au arranged so that the girls oould enjoy tb.se Don fail to make your arrangements to attend.

sent on account or dissatiBraotios 01 ino stock holders regarding a sals of the institu tion L. L. Crain the gentleman who has General Admission S5 cents Co and price those new Dry Goods at T. V. Howe's.

They are extremely oheap. Eev. Wheeler occupied the pulpit of the refreshing baths also. Use some of that microbe killer Humphrey has it, it is wonderful in its effect, to kill been running it for some time passed, is a riildrfn 15 cents thorough practioal creamery man. Ihe but i "well duplicate prices germes of diseases, restoring to health all reserve Seat Tickets 35 cent ter and cheese mads by him was a superior article.

He seems ta possess that peculiar persons troubled with chronic ailments. Reserve Scats on Sale at Gunr) Maseh's All jLUMBEK. Just received a beautiful line ef ginghams, royBterious knack that is repuisite in a good butter maker. His output always found ready sale, and we hope the creamery will Prices Guaranteed as Lew as Abilene, Junction. no Tons Lawns, Sateens, Chollies, Mulls, Henrettas, Batiste Linen and Manchester Scrim, Cur-tainett.

Laces, Embroideries, Ribbons, etc, Fine Creek lee for sale, in bulk. Well soon again open up and we kno7 no better man to operate it than L. L. Craia. The way to inspire confidence is to al packed in good bouse, Sampson Rexroat.

City or Enterprise. L. JENNINGS, very oheap. T. V.

Howe. To Our Customer. On and after June 1. 1890, we shall do a Strictly Cash Business, and by selling our goods for oash we know that we can save to our customers from 15 to 25 per cent on all kind" of goods. We thank you for all favors shown ue and hope to get a share of your trade hereafter.

Yours very truly, P. Siikbbam Co. Ten Cream The proprietor of the Arcade, Mr. Folev. baa everything in running order Congregational church in Junction Sunuay.

L. E. Humphrey dealer in drug, will do yonr prescription work by day or night. Mrs. C.

Yerkes is visiting in Kansas City and will be away most of the summer. Will. Slnplsnd, of Junction City, enroute for Salina, stopped nd visited in our city Monday. The M. sooial at the hall Tuesday was well attended and successful in every way, Ella Banning went to Junction City Fri day for a week's visit among ber many friends there.

J. M. Farchsr, the father of Mrs. D. Naill, arrived from Altamont.

111., and is now making her a visit. The hieh school girls staying at the San Notice. All parties having stock subscribed in series Chapman Building kosn and Sav-lncs Association, are hereby notified that to furnish the public with delioious ic cream for the Beason. Cream furnished for parties ways make good a promise. If you go into store and purchase a bill of goods, and tell the merchant that you will pay for them in five, ten or thirty days, be sure and do it or explain yourself at least.

When you fail to meet an obligation, cr make good a prom- or festivals at reasonable rates, either by said series will begin May 24, 1890. Please quart or gallon. Give us a call. Ice, Ice, IC3. By the ton or pound at Armold ice, at the time agreed upon, you cauee call on ihe secretary on or before that dite and take out a certificate.

R. H. McMillin, Seo'y. We have lust reoeived about 40 suits of those with whom you do business to loose Dont liaise Hogs youth's clothing which we intend to close Spring Millinery. confidence in you.

There are a few in this neck-o woods who do this very thing. They out in the next thirty days. Parties wiin-. 'Look Here! ing to pnrcnasa wouiu sao New lot of carpet ohairs at M. Cliffords to have them die from disease, to which they are liable, if proper measures are not taken bn PROTECT YOUR HERDS by the timely and liberal use of the reliable deserve no favors.

ig and examining our Block and prices be- A complete line of misstis', children's and fore purchasing elsewhere. ladies slippers and shoes guaranteed to be Enterprise Beaten. The eame of base ball between the Chap Tk moit fashionable millinery in Ihe oily At the Palace is being: born oorner, presented Mrs. 8. a beautifully Dr.

Joseph Haas BCANLAN BROTH1S.B. Ihe beBt goods and best bargains ever before decorated plushy banner last Tuesday man and Enterprise nines, yesterday after HOG and POULTRY REMEDY, heard of in the history ot Chapman. Scanlan Bhothee.7. Ladies we can save you from 2Bo to 100 noon, resulted in a victery for the Chapman The Dickinson county high sohool trustees went to Chapman Tuesday to look after the on each nair of shoes you purchase lrom us team, the score standing i to 20. It don We nurchased our Bhoes at a closing oui look as if Enterprise could play ball much at the Palaee, one door east ofBauner Corner.

Has he saw you? Has our gentlemanly subscription collector Mr. D. Ruseel extended that lily white pulm toward you for your year's subscription? You may be able lo stand us off, if vou see us, but yon will find you can't re sale at a discount and will give you the ben after all. Abilene Reflector. efit of the same.

All we ask is for you to Just received a oomplete line of spring interests of that institution. Abilene Ke flector. Ladies, see those Oxford ties at T. V. Howe's.

Mr Mav. father of the boy who was so un oompare oods and prioes. Raspeotfully sold at surprisingly low prices. Our goods are riew and of the latest styles. Our prices and goods will suit you, and summer clothing.

We can beat Junc eSO.QO Ws can do it We do do it, and will continue to sell Clolhtng cheaper, for cash, than any house in Junction City or Abilene. Our expenses are leas. We have no big rents, electrio lights or water works lo pay for. Call, get our prices, nd be convinoed. Caeeoll Masch.

Cabioh WASCS tion City or Abilene prices bad. We mean sist Ibe pressure of his approach, Better just what we say and are ready to prove it. The adve'tisine y'e of the Cocbim is fortunate as to have his foot crushed last Compere goods and prices and be con i. Mnndav afternoon. Father acknowledged in the liefleclor in the follow mr: "Aiain has Ihe judicious use of print vinced.

Carroll Masch. PREVENTS DISEASE, ARRESTS DISEA8 STOPS COUGH, DESTROYS WORMS, INCREASES THE FLESH AND HASTENS MATURITY I I I and son start fir Louisville next week. ink itchieved wonderful results. The make a bee line for headquarters before he gets after you or we leae you to ytur fate, We especially desire to call Ibe attention of the kickers, growlers and fault-finders to the fact that "vhile sugar may not be as sweet in Chaoman as in Abilene or Junction Board Meeting. The board of high school trustees met nants have been recovered.

The poker chips At the Palace you will find the loweBt price, on every thing in the millinery line I11C8WIIC1 IUV 3J31CU1 Ul against disease, the more certain iithe result. have been found, 8end in yeur bill M. here on Tuesday. It was decided to com Leslie will remit on eight." Prof. Cook addressed the graduating class nfih Oearv county schools night, his City, yet we will cash upon proof TW Trw.

etrenary aureeon, will be in address was ft creditable one reflected Chaoman Monday and Tuesday of every al Remember the Place, great credit upon our institution here leroate week. His first visit being Monday For Sale. I wilh to dispose of lae Smoky Hill elevator snd will give some one a big bargain for cask, or I will take part of the price in trade if Batisfaotory arrangements can be made. Call on or address Patsici Shiiaii. Chapmen, Kansas.

We carry more heavy goods, including Glass, Oils, putty and Painter's Materials, than any other house in the county. (iis Masch. 6unn and. Maseh's drug store Is head. uo not wau until your nogs i' i PRICES.

$2.50. $1.25 50c. per package. 25 lb cans $12.50. The -Largest are the Cheapest.

FOB SALE BY GTJNN MASCH, CHAPMAN, KANSAS. Ask for circular containing; Testimonials an4 Insurance Proposition. Send 1 oent stamp tin: "Hosology," a pamphlet on Swinet and Tuesday of this week. He treais all diseaees of the horBe, including those of the plete the basements on account of the ex-peoted increase in (he number of pupils tbe coming ysar. On account of the unprecedented success of Ihe school during the passing year, it was unanimously decided to retain the eame corps of teachers with Prof, essor Cook Superintendent and Prof.

Shirk ap Principal. The Dickinson county high school is the most popular educational institution in central Kansas. that any oil or lead I bat we sell will not cover more surface than that ef any other drug house in the county. Guan Maseh. Come, Come, Come; to thE Banner Corner.

Ceo, Snyder. charters for everything in the drug trade. 13 If THE PALACE. eve. teeih and all bone diseases.

He guar Rcherer. E. Fancber, Ed. Sanborn an tees a cure of finule or asks no pay. His headquarters are al Woodbine, Kansas, and end Mr.

Norman were in Topek during the while in Chapman he wiH be at Hoag ior One Door Eut of Banner Corner. 'peek ten ting K. P. Convention Some man's barn. tirijrinl packnges were undoubteuif nrossu 4.