The Hepler Banner du lieu suivant : Hepler, Kansas • 1

EE BANNER, JLJUJ JIM RJilll $1.00. A YEAK. HEPLER, CKAWFOBD CO. KAN, SATUKDAY, APU1L, 13. 1889.

VOL 3. NO. 11 ETOEZA! EUEEZA! THE CHEAPEST, HEW ANDLAROEST ASSOI1TMENT OF TDry-Q-oocls, Motions, Boots, Sttoes Groceries, Quecnaware, We nre now displaying uri immense stock of Dry-Goods. (oOURTY PRODU0E WANTED. 'al L.

C3-. PORTER, (Sue. ossor to Sebo Viets WHITE BROS. 22 Hnd 24 SOUTH MAIN STREET, FT. SCOTT, KANSAS.

The largest an most complete line of CARPETS and HOUSE FURNISHING OOODS, in the state. Also a mgniScent line of staple and fancy Dry Goods of every description from the cheapest to tbe best, We aim to curry nothing but the very best article of every grate, and conn queutly do not come in competion with other cheap stores but wi'l abso-lately guarantee every article purchased at our etre, hs chep as any house can sell good goods, and will refund the money on every artxle sold which does not prove as represented. Our stock of carpets, Ince curuios window bhadca and draperies of every kind, is the Invest and best ever shown and we extend a cordial invitation to every body to 011 Hnd exaicioo TO TraJe far Clear land. A new Pitts Tlir sh ir an I either a common or traction onjrine. A.

400' ACRES. We htve lor aaie a number, om sock and grain firm within tw. milm of It. R. Stttion on M.

K. T. witbiu of mile of good ncbool bouse, all fenced and cross fenced but 160 acres, good water, good timber, time meadow, 2 rirat clan 10.900 tmi EiiracM TO DATE. our stock and prices. VERY RESPECTFULLY, WHITE BRO'S.

FORT SOTT, KANSAS ponds, lso, cieek. TKn is all pooi ilslii tillable land, hiinstautial and we built houso of 5 rooms, good barn and grauary and other outbuilding good apple orolnrd, yielded b'OO bush Mrs. Dr. Galleber, is on the sick list. Elder Harris' little daughter Mabel is down with a fever.

els of tino apples lust year. 'J be soil is of very fiue nudity and is wi I rigHS '-1 3 fcC fa. 3 "5 a I e. if a lyf located; in fact there is cot a bette The Fort Scott Call says the slock and grain larm in the state of Kaunas. This farm is loout-d nea the Man in the Moon holds his nose when he passess over that city.

the prosperous oity of Fort Scott The owners only reason lor BeHin-' W. H. May, township assessor is AND NO PAIKT 0 THE PATIENTS! JroffuFor neven years Dr. Stevous hm iiuuJe a ppemlty of extractic; wrtlilcR8 teeth without pain Crown and Bridge work, gold lined piuti-H etc. cct.

done. Pn-serving tbe natural teeth a spo'ialtv. All work guarrint-l A. J. STEVENS DENT1 L'lMPANY.

Uoo.ns 2)1 In i-lio I rofif SCOTT, HEPLER Meat; Magfeft. JOE RHOMBERG, PrlETOR. is that be ha other business interests that demands his attention. For sale at $25. per acre, half cash, ba still going the rounds.

Mrs. John King of Lincoln township met with a horrible death on lance on 6 year time at. 7 per cen the 27th of ilarch. She wan wash-1- in'erest per unuuron. Free from eu- LOOK HERE! iog when her clothes caught tire and cum')ruco.

or further particular it i .1 i i CITY AUD VICINITY There never was a bet'er pros pect for fruit Fruitful Kaunas. Eirkhxm and Viets' new stone busi cess house is nearing completion. J. L. Garrison and wife, went to Girard to day to buy tome new furniture, carpets etc.

Spring house cleaning ia at hand, aud an exchange is moved to remark: 'Even Job migbt have wavered ii put to putting down carpets and putting up stove-pipes." Capt. A. Sanderson Hepler, went up to Fort Scott, Wednesdav -look after an estate in which he i administrator. During a storm at Walnut, or. last Sunday two houses were slru-': by lightning.

One was owned by 1 Bobbins and tbe other by a Mr. Ken singer a carpenter by trade. Rob bin's house was badly imaged. Capt. A.

Sanderson, our rustlim; real estate acent loft for Cudwe! they were burned almost entirely eff cmi on or Huaress ina 'luiifner this paper. ow is the time lay in your her body. 11' husbaud was away from home at the time and when he returned he found his wife on tbe to HELLO! ground outside of the house hr flesh Come and see the new style spring cparea and blacken -d. one was wagon at P. A.

Mojikison's oustantly wi'l make id other on the hind Goo.l Ire on hmi'l it wu regul trip- in Hi tu imiuts nn.l sup- outes i i I (IlKFi.liU, KV still alive and strange to say live 1 till about 10 o'clook that night. Miss Minnie Kirkaham, left for Geo Lewis, wishes us to say that he is in the dray and delivery bufci neas, and a1 persons wannug woi Fontaoa, Kansas the first ol the of this kind done will leve orders at week tj be gone for the summer. winters suy ly of choice reading matter at a small outlay. We can send you the banner 1 eary and N. Y.

World 3 months the Livery Barn, and they will ro ceive prompt attention. tf tfiattville Items. The city of Hiattville, had a "i-crap For Sale, good work horses. tfoui l'nce and terms to suit purchases. Ca at the Livery Darn of Ceo.

Lewis Hepler, Kansas. tf lor SI. 10. A com AVEHY plete ov 1 in Corn Planters and Check Rowers at Kansas, yesterday. He will entt the Oklahoma territory April, 22ci nd take a soldiers claim.

He will be absent several weeks. Joe Rhomberac, has made many improvemei ts on cis residence proj) erty this spring a new p-cket 'm -c and a good sidewalk being the late.si improvements. Mr. Rhomberg has now tbe first residence in the city. J.

G. Hutchinson, a prominerfc farmer who Jives north of town i P. A. Mobkisox's. each issue.

top a COP ing it was a rather blojdy one Two of our noted young gentlemen, James Lidell and Curt El-ledge, gotiutoa dispute which ended in Curt Elledge receiving a black eye and otherwise beini( pommeled. Both parties were arrested mi fi ed one dollar Mid costs for the peace. Thtsfo wim a little disturbance in the Christian church fcunday over some business affair. Everybody has got the Oklahoma fever. Schooners are tbrongb here daily.

Mr. Lewis has got all his corn planted, aud, says it is now ready for tb.3 plow For Trade. Subscribe Quick coNsiiMpn; I have a good business building in Hepler, Kansas, on lot 25x125; yood Ii has permanently cared THOtrs of cases pronounced by doctors iwv wtu on tne premises. room is supplied with shelving and conn ters. Will trede for a good team, less.

If you have premonitory siy i toms. such as Cough, Difficult i Breathing, Ac, don't delay, out PrfeO'S CURE for CONSUTVrvlONT iunnediately. By Druggists. harness and waon. Call at this office for particulars.

i'Tunr- ik che aye of Magnificent Showing on April First, ft i I 3 i o. 5 I ri 1 6 KSJ rnr ollVr to sen I (I I) I Ne-vs Bourbon, went up to Fort Scott, Monday to be present at the meeting Of the Board of county comuiissioner.s in the interest of a road thai is to bo Opened through his farm. The city council met last Monday night and Mayor made the fol-ing appointments City clerk, B. E. Carlos; Treasurer, Sebo Viets, Marshal.

George M. Lewis. These are Mr. William Baker cultivating ai.d Hani.er ow veur for $2 50 ms corn, now is toat for Kansas The Kansas Farmer has received reports from nearly evfery county ia the state showing the condition of Peach and plumb trees are all out in bloom. crops and stock on the first day of iur.

daoaerBon oi is 'he present month. The acreage of hU -i the thin- i' ecial- around buying up hogs. Dr. Burns is able to sit up part wheat is much larger than in any previous year since 1884. More all good and worthy men and will fill the offices satisfactorily to all the ly Mcrvoub i i a Ones.

tne day. tie expects to be ahle to be out again soon if he doa't have a spring wheat was sown tbis spring NEWSPAPER UP people, ViiiTS. jDICIOUS 'ADVERTISING! I relapse. than in any other year. The con Hepler now receives three mailt? For anything ia thia line, consult DrotthT Kansas.

Cnop Feed, Tne uritlersiuel wil ko-p con- dition of wheat, both winter and spring, is said to be very good, better In Al' SEW 3 stiintiy on baud Cnop Fi- ti) to supply ho wants of tie nablio. Will ROCK 15 LA Nil Caltival'brs come and see them at on the whole than at any time in the last four years. 2 daily mail being received on tne fast train that arrives at this place at 9:05 a. m. We believe Prof.

Geo. Bteffens claims the honor of working the thing up. The city has been full of Okla hama boomers this week, bound for exc hange 'chop for corn. Tbis mill P. A.

MOBKISON'S. nthorized agents for lllf DA DCtl l'jn kept on file, and rllO rAI'ttt The acreage of oats is largely in is located tho S. V. Carpenter farm 3 miles south east of llppler. cuiiLcitcu made for all publications.

Estimates free. Of our former fcreTsffenfe the fol creased and the condition reported lowm named may be dossed as far excellent. The corn acreage will be the promised land: We tear tnat a arger than in any previous year. A great deal of ground was plowed Abbott Buggy Co. CHICXA.QO, THE STEEL GEAR BUGGY.

-Thos. Burrf ss, a railway postal clerk ou the II. K. T. between Se-d a and Denison was arrested hit woekat Muscogee for robbing letters.

About $200 in ast fall, and is now in good order or spring work. Feed is abundant cultivated farms, to whidh "most of -B'tiild a lehbS Irottnd your honsfe el btit trees Riid 1 Borile sid'e-walk. nl stork is baltT. Grass has bills that had been sent in decov 1 them returned after their presidency. Geo.

Washington, spi ciully loS-ed farming pursuits and was successful raiser of wheat and tobacco. Also ted well App'e, pear and cherry trees prouiis The newer lers was tonnd on him He u-k nowledged his guilt. He livel in Nbthitg makes a towh Took nicer than to have lie tkelliogs all enclosed iH naatly patterhed ah'd brightly killed fences. next best thirls tS beihiug the largest town in counties in the west wift'p'ltftH Wgely oeaaua ana was only 19 rears of John Adams after bia Yetirement, spent tbe remainder of his life upon Kaffir corn, age. his farm at Quincy, on the coast "of- broom corn, sweet potatoes 'tic.

Massachusetts, fanning at thut Ikausa is in a nrst ciass couafiion. the' bounty ii being the largest town in the' cbtinty is being the cleanest Wd iiioel a ttractire. There is really fetf axfciiae why one of thei thingi ihight not attained: CF 100 CnTESCTT STTLSI OP TEEXCLC3. USSZ37JLSS0STH3T BfES YC2XO, period was considered much more laudable calling than jf aft-thexreH-' All -to a prdiptffOtfs A good second hand wagon lor saleortnuki cheap. P.

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