The Miltonvale Leader from Miltonvale, Kansas • 3

School hooka af" at Clary's. OKLAHOMA LETTER. E. HUBBEIX, IN. Is Back 1 the Strip And 0.

E. McDaniel Invites Them to Look At The Next Big Show 5 hiis stocz: 5 Stg 3 tei? fewrH CLOTHING, Goods BOOTS, SHOES, TERMS CASH OE PEODUCE. A New Ladies' misses' ATSST with. Columbian Collars. in Dress Goods, Hop Sacking, Our Fall Goods are ai riving every day.

We carry as HATS, CAPS AND as VOll Will finr? Tt-iVpss r.ar- boots and shoes is complete in ana caps we nave the best as vour nronucfi or rsli man ever. Une of groceries, and prices as piace on earth. gOOa an assortment OI ClOtiimsr not be beat Our stock of ucjjd.itiiie.Li 1,. xii 11a is sortment in the city. Bring- win i -r give vuu ueuer uargams Trimmings, illuminated corduroys, clothing, hats, "zlf wa2 G9 i a Special Terrris on Flb-cur gloves, boots and shoes.

A complete line of Everything! We are Giving away Fine Pictures, such as Pastels, Steel prices before hnvino Trmf. f.vr- A 11 1 1 get that we have a complete 10 as at any in DUU-pouna lots, (jet our 3B- EL Engravings, Etchings. Ask If You Want P. are not Closin Out At Cost, ECRDWARB But we will meet any "At Cost" Prices to be found anywhere. Tinware, Table or Special Figures Given on Builder's Orders.

Trv us after xi. 1 utuclB lvcu Jigures, ana see now we oanmake VOU SITliiP SPECIAL ATTENTION U1V0 US part 01 yOlTT Q-OCEEIES. We will try and do yon gooc. iBememloer tlb.e old J.W.MATTHEWS. MUtonvale.

Caldwell Sept. 19, '93, I MR. and Mrs, J. C. Cline, ilinneapolis, Kansas.

liear rolks at home: Mr. Green and I came back here again yesterday for some of o-jr things and so I thought I would try and send you a few lines to let you know how we are getting aloi.g. The openine 01 the sfrip last Saturday was a grand sight. I could not begin to describe it Air. ijreen went In on the cars, but the IT horsemen were far in advance a they got 30 minutes start.

After Addison jumped Irom the cars he had to climb a barbed wire rence ana make the run He drove down his flag and soon discovered he was in the street, then he run again and got on a lot just betore another mm, but the man claimed it and his partner swore it was his so Mr. Green would not contest it. However we bought two beautiful lots oiuc uy biuc, on croaavyay, ror I each. Mr. Green asks 200 for one nf them now and the other he has lumber on for his office.

The town has the pretties; loca tion I ever saw, the streets' are so wide and as level as a floor. ounaay water sold tor 10c a pail full. but now we have a half dozen wells I water is plentiful and free for man and and oeast- Uelbe and 1 arove with the printing office Saturday across ro.n Caldwell to Round Pond. We were in a string ot five miles of vehicles of every description. We had to drive very slow as we had such a heavy load on, the printing office, a barrel of water, bedding and provisions, feed for the animals, 0 When we got in four miles of Round Pond it was after dark and we came to a bad place in the road, and a man told us not to attempt to cross Pond Creek, and while we were talking, a man with a big wagon drove past us, he was warned not to cross but did not heed it and drove on, befoie he got forty feet his wagon upset and tell on him and broke several of his ribs.

The cofusion was terrible, it was pitch dark and his screams was awful, 1 1 1 cne men tooit lanterns and got him out but three ot his ribs were broken, and there was no docter near. We camped out for the night, we ate a lunch and I slept in the wagon and Celbe under it. There were 200 teams caraoed there that night. So you see our paper was delayed until Sunday. It was the first oaoer in the ni.ee howv.r.

are in the county seat which is located 2j miles beyond Pond Creek, so we have no depot or postoffice yet. Eveything must be hauled from Pond Creek or Caldwell. So that makeseyerythine very 1 high. Hay is $1.00 per bale, and coffee is 50c per pound. We came over here and laid in a supply of groceries on the biue.

ne openea up ousiness witn me ur 1 press setting right out 011 the prairie. Printers are plentfull. The Rock Island is trying to male a town at Pond Creek and ar against the county seat. bucking You ought to see me making coffee and cookI" over a little camp-fire. 1 I Jave not been discouraged in the least as yet.

If itwould only rain and lay the dust it would be much better. Well I must close as we are about to start back to Round Pond. Do not be uneasy if you do not get the paper or hear from us very often for we are twenty-eight miles from a post-office. j' The goverment calls our town Rou Pond but think the name will be changed soon. Address mail to Caldwell and write often.

Your loving daughter, Mrs. A. S. Green. Ottawo Co index.

POLAND-CHINA fox Sale To parties wishing to get a start in thoroughbred hogs, or desire to cross strains, I will say that I have for sale 65 head or choice shoats male and female which will be sold in lots to suit purchas er at $10 per head. Iso need to send away for breeders when you can get just as good at home tor less money. Write me at ileredith, or call at mv stock farm near there. Yours respectfully ZD- Oom.Ira.gr- FOE ALE CHEAP- A good house and one lot in Ailton vale. IP ill be sold very cheap for cash if sold at.

once. For particulars call on Mrs. Englert. WANTED 10000 Pounds Turkeys. 10000 Pounds Chickens.

10000 Pounds Butter, looooo Dozen Eggs. We pay Spot Cash, -so you can trade where you please. H. "P'RETN A f.f leather top cart for sale or trae, cheap, at Clary's. will Kuhnle, who has been working some where on the U.

P. came home Friday, acknowledge receipt of cash from the following gentleman on subscription Arthur Bright and home from the strip, back sick. orotner ixu arc The latter came Mrs. Scott Davis, of Alton, who had been visiting here for several days started for home Monday morning. Domestic.

White and Eldredge B. sew ing machines and oils and supplies for all machines at Phil Young's. Job all its branches, neatly ex ecuted'at the Leader office. Good stock and right price. irKUN XiS Ko, ATTENTIOX I Keaa Our wants under the head "To Newspaper Men-" A tramp painter done the town last week, sliding away Friday and forgetting to settle his board bill.

The merry-go-round is going around at a lively rate at present and so are good many of our people. Q. B.Fry returned from the stip Fri day. Chas. Smith and Emery Squires arrived the evening before.

we acknowledge a call from the jolly serenaders during the past week. They furnished some good music. A.Khodes was over from Lamar Sunday consulting a physician, having been under the weather for a few days. we are grateful to Mrs. Dr.

Hall for a nice chicken, which added materially the enjoyment of our Sunday dinner. Tom Francis is running a dray between Enid and some other town in the territory Reports say that he is doing a lively busi ness. w.ii- vvuson, wno is now cierKing id McEckron's drug store at Concordia, Sundayed with his parents and friends in this city. Misses Maggie Eobinoldt and Belle Spooner and Sev. Laird started for Salina Tuesday to attend the meeting of the Epworth League.

Born On the iSth to 3r; and Mrs. E. H. Fessenden, a son. Dr.

Jeannotte is the physician in attendance. Voice, 8 cars of panhandle cattle were shipped here last week by FranK Koster and will be fed here this winter. Fred Koster is now in the same country tor the purpose of shipping in a lot Frank Miller is now in the employ of Uncle Sam, having accepted the position of assistant postmaster under L. O-S. Clary.

Ralph Coate will go with his parents to Arkansas in the near future. Chas. vahnle arrived home Sunday from the strip, making the journey on horseback, fie secured a good claim, but thinks he will have to contest, to get it. But he says he has all necessary evidence Don't fail to see Kobinoldt Co'sline of Millinery before purchasing your new fall and winter hats. A.

J. Elliot, of Meredith, dropped in for a pleasant chat while in town Saturday. Mr. Elliot came from Jefferson county, Iowa, the former home of the editor's parents, and says he has been in Mt. Pleasent, the writer's birthplace, many times.

Come again. Mrs M. II. Grafton, representing the Kansas Orphan Asylum of Leavenworth, was in the city ia the interests of that institution Monday. She is a pleasant lady and we would be glad to publish a few statistics furnished us by her If time per mitted this week.

We may do so next issue. On Wednesday we furnished bills for a public sale for J. Glanville, on the Mose Trudell farm, five miles east and one rqiie south of Miitpnvale, The date of jtke sale js Tuesday Oct. 3, 3893, beginning at one o'clock. Cattle, hogs, poultry, farrniinplements and household goods ate on theJist of articles to be sold.

Remember the date and place. ve this week furnished bills for a home talent entertainment to take place at the Opera House in this city on Satnrdy evening, Oct. 7. Tne popular drama, entitled "Anita's Trial" or "Our Girls in yill be rendered. Tne entertainment will close with a laughable farce Dr.

Baxter's "Great Invention," or "Old Maids Made Hew." The young people are working hard to give the public a good entertainment, and will undoubtedly succeed 15, 20 aud 25 cents. Rome out aad give them a full house. liss Smith, a young lady who lives about a mile from the Oak Hill school house, had her arm broken last Sunday night. After preaching she and a younger sister got into their buggy to go ijionie and while their brother was untying the horse, some young man galloped past, which frightened the horse so badly that he reared and fell back, breaking the buggy and throwing both girls out, breaking the aroaorttone and bruising the other ana me-oKner consiaeraDiy. ne young lady was taken info M.

Dieter's house and kindly cared for until morning. pr, Wade was called and set the limb. "young lady is doing nicely. Oak Hill Cor, in C. C.

Dispatch. The Clyde Voice Is evidently so used to flnging uncalled for Blurs in its political plragrraphs that it can't refrain lrom the practice even in commenting on news items. The Concordia Empire touches he Voice man up as follows, for throwing an jnsult at Cloud county mothers for assisting in making an interesting entertainment at the fair by exhibiting their babies at the baby show: The snarling old bachelor that runs the Clyde Voice couldn't stomach the baby show. Ever since that Dutch girl Jilted him the sight of a pretty girl or baby completely upsets him. Hear him rare: The baby sho at Concordfa was immense, gixty turee brats of two years or under that nobody could have separated had they got mired tip, surrounded by three or four generations of fool relatives, a crowd of spectators all exclaiming what beauties and then when once away remarking what nasty frights Concordia got the premium of course but for all that we have Jijftt as good men and women in Clyde aa anywhere." a is if Desires to Close FINE STATIONERY GOODS jWHY not buy the best? THE ORIGINAL HYGEIA UJ BEST FITTIHG.

BEST WEAR IK 3. HOST DURABLE AND A J- QUICK SELLER. Agent3 wanted. Send for catalogue, terms, WESTERN CORSET COMPANY, k-iL-i ST. 10UJS, M0.

promise We hope everyone who owns a horse will the advertisement of the Elkhart Cam see ana Harness Manufacturing Company, ot Bukhut, lodlaaa, appearing la Uiis papr. Line of OMldrens cloaks STTLES. Ask to see the Latest ThinR Storm Serges, Reps, etc. New caps, about them. C.

Mc DAN I EL Anything in the Pocket Cutlery Line Givej to Stove Repairs- On Out His Stock of Buggies, Carts, WOOD AXD 11105 i TOICS, ETC TTSo During the Hext Few Davs and Will Offer Special Inducements THE WAY OP School books at Post Office. Dr: Hall took in the sightat Concordia yesterday. Wm. leaver, of Concordia was in the city Wednesday evening. J.

IV. Mahaffey offers you his services as auctioneer and guarantees satisfaction. Chas. Stock came home from St. Joe aturday and will again engage in the real estate business here.

C. S. L. Wade, one of the leading stock men of Oakland was doinsr business at Concordia on Friday of last week. Three marriage lioenses have been issued the past -week.

They are as follows: Artliur Page, Alma Iamb; Levi P. Alexander Cora Whitney; John. Y. Dyke, Emma Ferris. of this week causes our locals to be a little more conspicious (by their absence) than we like.

it seems that the weather prophet is doing his best to help us out with some rain, but as yet only light showers have fallen. Dan Mayfield cut his knee pretty badly last Friday with a corn knife Dr. Laugh-lin dressed the wound and it is now rapidly healing up. Voice. The Autora News has changed editors.

Mr. W. L. Acton will wield the faber for that paper hereafter and seems to be a wide-a-wake, rustling gentleman. Success to the new management.

Two gentleman named Winters and Frankforther, of Giasco, were in the city Tuesday looking far a room in which to open a lunch counter soon. Such a business rightly managed would pay. The Leader office will furnish you sale bills on short notice and also furnish any auctioneer in the county, saving you time and trouble of going yourself to see one. Remember we give a free, notice ia the paper of every sale for which we furnish the bills. H.

L. Bennett was taken before Judge Sheafor yesterday, charged with bur. glarizing Fred Collins' barn and stealing set of harness and some other articles. He was bonnd over to the district court in in the sum of twelve hundred dollars. Concordia Daylight $5 $ID and $20, Genuine Confederate Bills only five cents each; $50 and $100 bills ten cents each; 25 cent and 50 cent shirplasters 10 cents each; $1 and $2 bills 25 cents each.

Sent securely sealed on receipt of price. Address, Chas. D. Barker. 90 S.Forsyth Atlanta, Ga.

The past few day of court have been spent in trying a case wherein th bank ot Giasco is plaintiff and the Springfield InsuraDce co. is defendant. One peculiar feature about this case is that A. II. Fliis of Beloit, is on one side ot the case and his mother.

E. S. Ellis, of this city, on the other side, and both are doinw their best to win, Concordia Daylight. T- J. W.

Mahaffey, the proprietor of the Leader, has purchased the real estate, Loan and insurance business heretofore conducted by Charles Proctor and will push the business to the front at once, you wish to buy, or sell, or rent land, secure a loan, or insure your property, call at this office. We propose to give our patrons the best deals to be had any where, The question about the between a mile square and difference a square mile came uy in the Davliarht office one day last week, will some one of the igh school of this city give us some information on tnis. Real estate men differ on this subject, and lawyer 00 not Daylight. We have never known any well informed person who claims there is a difference between a mile square and a square mile. There is none.

But there Is a difference between two miles squat and two square miles. Plant is in The Pan Handle in Texas, assisting in loading cattle for Fred Koster Something Lovely in stylish hats at Eobinoldt Co's. There will be a Sunday school conven tion held in the M. E. Church ac Giasco on Thursday, October 5th.11 An extensive program has bten prepared The tenth annual meeting of the Kansas equal suffrage association -will be held at Ilolton Nov.

and 10. A meeting of the suffrage amendment camoaiffn committee is called at 10 A. M. Nov. 11 at Ilolton.

Postmaster Knapp has secured a state ment from the post office department showing that he is credited with the amount which the department recently drew on him tor, mj take- having Iwj JVv, ,1 1 oice xju c. xvicg I Warren Cotton. The funeral services were conducted at Pleasant Valley school house n.T 0 on tne 15th by Kev. Stauber of Concor dia. On the iGth his son Cleland Cotton died of the same disease, typhoid fever Cl del Voice, Opening Day at Robinolt Go's Millinery Parlors, Saturday, Sept.

80th. All cordially the editor ot the Clyde Voice adroitly evades the issue in commenting on the Leader's article in regard to the pops 1 ujuierjiig a uemocrat 01 mis township a place o.a the P. ticket. But we will give credit for more honesty than is to be found in the average pop editor, for not denying that such was the case, and also for as good as admitting in another article copied elsewhere, that he favored fusion. Joe Merica, of this city reeefved notice Monday from the Commissioner of Pen sions, that his name had been suspended from the pension rolls, Joe's eyes are badly affected, and he is otherwise disabled, has an aged invalid mother, beside his own family to support.

We regret that Joe is thus suspended for no other cause than to gratify the hatred Qt an old rebel Secretary of the Interior, Jamestown New Era. S. F. Kibbey was thrown from a buggy last isunday and quite badly hurt. He was driving over in Riverview when the team became frightened and unmanageable aud the buggy was throwing him and Miss Jose Biutner, who accompained him, to the ground.

Air, Kibbey's wounds wees mostly about his head and lace sml he was rendered nearly unco -obvious tor a time but is gv)lng belter now. Miss Blalner was not injured beyond a fevx fclight bruises. C.C. The middle ot the voad, inflows fairly mopped the earth imaginary ius-lonifts. Voieu which tue Voice will of course admit to be a swipe at itself aud an endorsement ot the Aiiiant.

The Voice will now proceed to crawl UKder the fence, tret on the other side and declare that it was always on the other side and declare that it lias always been opposed fusion. Got to do it, democrats have called a convention grapes to Ihsjcu to reach and ot course are sour. J)tir under, lit-ulev. Empire. Of course we sometimes set knocked out bu; that will not.

interfere with the great majority of the democrats voting the pop-list ticket all the same. The grap. do appear pretty high, bat the excessive length of yuie and the superabundance of foilage have not in our opinion rendered them altogether insipid and worthless. Voice. Does the above from the voice, the ofiioai county paper, souud any ttihig like a fusion was attempted? Be careful, Bro.

here are all de-clariug that our article referring to the attempted fusion' 'deal was a lie. But as to tbe Democrats voting with the pops read what John Martin aud ex4 sockIcss Simpson have to say. Eresh Bread grvary Day, erp constantly on land. from the best Concordia Bakery, fresh bread, buns, etc. and invite your patronage, H.J.

Prentiss. On Everything in this line to dose out. Ve a' so carry a large stock of the best School Books Cigars, Tobaccos and Fancy Groceries. ALL KINDS OP FEUXTS III SEAS01T. y.

W. MAHAFFEY AUCTIONEERS MHtonvale, Kansas, Offers his services to the pnblie at very reasonable ratea and guarantees satisfaction la every respect. The MHtonvale Weekly Leader Will be published every Thursday at Miltonvalo, Kansas, and will be made the Tt-ry best Ioml. County and General News SUert tliat the management cau possibly make it witti the patronage it receives. First-Class Job O'fice in Cannection.

Call. Yours for a square deal, Hatth3T7S Produce Co- DEALERS IAr Farm Implements, Wagons, BUCKEYE MOWEB3, TUOilAS UAkKS.