The Hunnewell Reporter from Hunnewell, Kansas • 8

Xjunnewell Reporter. FOR SALE. Spring wagon, road wagon, single ROCKFALLB. Mr. I.

T. Steiger and three sons, and double harness, and one horse. Application nude for transmission through the mail as seoood oUm matter. Geo. Batchelder, Thornton Adams and J.

C. Belle are attending the State Fair, in Wichita this week. or particulars, call at Marshall's Corner store. A RockfalU man was burning the Front Eacket Bed REMOVAL. L.

C. Hickman has moved his ii 1 tickle grass out of his Kafir corn the other day; a strong wind came that way, causing the fire to spread, stock of musical instruments into the parlor of the Santa Fe House. and burned twenty acres of grasB and a straw stack for Mr. Close. fie has a pleasant reception room and invites you all to call.

T. S. F. TIME TABLE as. Quillin's wheat yielded 42 After this week the Report kr Gucrley Rhoadcs Co.

Tinware, Notions, Novelties. bushels to the acre. No. 425 arrives at 9:00 p. m.

No. 128 leaves at (AO a. m. will be issued and mailed ou Friday Mr. G.

S. Scott is preparing to build a fine house. instead of Saturday. We make this change to enable us to reach W. Hiatt has bis $400.00 house our subscribers at outside points the almost completed.

J. Ion ftrderv, PHYSICIAN MD SURGEON. Calls promptly attended day or night. Office and residence South Main Street, same week the paper is issued. Mr.

Hunt has just built a fine Goods sold at lowest possible prices. A. W. Marshall has one of the barn and wagon shed. Call and examine stock and save money.

A big crowd at the prize fight last KANSAS. HUNNEWELL, Sunday. The ladies, of course, did finest, if not the finest, collections of rare and valuable coins in the state. He has spent years in collect not attend. Floyd Allen has 140 acres of fine C.

C. LAWHEAD, The Tonosorial Artist. ing it, and is justly proud of his suc corn, 20 acres of pasture, 6 acres in cess tie nas a trad douar, aatea SANTA FE HOUSE. RE-OPENED. orchard, 30 acres in wheat, and still 1876, of which there are only three sowing, all on his own farm.

How Shop first door east of Shobe's Livery. Sat-, isfaction Guaranteed and Prices Reasonable. Give me a call. in the United States. He has refused an offer of $200.00 for this much has he left for roads? coin alone.

He has a 25 cents and a Harvey Hiatt is feeding his hogs $1.00 gold piece. He has also a burned corn for their health. He burned forty acres, in three minutes, Chinese com over seven hundred Entirely New Management by firing the tickle grass along the Dr. J. H.

Franklin, DENTIST. South Haven Monday. Hunnewell Tuesday. years old, and coins from the South American and European countries. turn row.

Better be careful about tire. he collection is one well looking at. Elder J. J. Broadbent has his NOTICE.

granaries filled to the top with No. All persons knowing themselves N. J. Brewer has taken charge of the Santa Fe Hotel, in Hunnewell, and has refurnished it throughout. The house was opened for business at noon on 2 wheat, and is sowing another crop.

indebted to me, will please call in Chas. Hartgrove, Contractor and Builder. His farm looks about like it did three and make immediate settlement. years ago. have waited long and patiently and Mr.

Duboise is building a fine Plans and Specifications carried many, of you through the house on his claim. years of hard times. Now you have on Application. Hunnewell, Kansas. Mrs.

Elizabeth Hiatt is very ill a bountiful crop and something to THUESDAT. SEPT. 2, 1897. at her daughter's home. She is not pay with, so doit be bashful but improvicg.

come in and see how much you owe P. E. WILE. T. A.

C. You are invited to call. me. I am always busy, but never too busy to look up your account BICYCLES FOR SALE. The Spanish cabinet has re Eloping this will meet youn appro signed and the queen has accepted Repairing a Specialty.

bation and offend none, the resignation. New men will 2nd Door east Postoffice. I am very Respectfully, J. Ios Ardkrt, M. D.

now be put in power and the Cuban question will, likely, soon A device to thaw the fiozen J. 3. YEAROUT, be settled in some way. Spain is ground of Klondike, has been inven in a bad condition both politically ted by N. Parket Doe of Cripple City DRAYMAN.

and financially. Creek. A formal trial of the ma A scheme is now on foot to This Space Reserved for chine has been made, and it was Your Patronage Solicited. build a railroad trom Tor, on the found to work like a Hunnewell, Kansas. Red Sea, to the top of Mount there war no frozen ground to try it on.

Six hundred of the machines will be manufactured at once and Sinai. The road will pass the cave where Elijah hid when fleeing from the priests of Baal, and a depot will be built on the spot The City Hotel! transported to Klondike in the spring. A miner recently returned trom Klondike has examined the ma where tradition says Moses received the commandments. Only First Class Hotel chine, and says it is just what the Hunnewell, Kansas. miner in Alaska needs.

The scheme in the City. Good Accommodations. Rates per is to generate gas in a tank, tne gas passing to a blow pipe where. One of the most pathetic instances in modern Christian history is the appeal of the African king, Khama, to the English parliament, that in placing nec becoming ignited, it is forced out in day; board by week, $350. Harrison Osborn, the torm of a It can be di rected in any position and cannot be essary stations on the railroad that blown out by the wind.

Proprietors. passes through ms territory, no WHEAT FAILURE IN RUSSIA spirits of any kind shall be supplied at the refreshment room. Veterinary Surgeon. Washington, Sep. 22., More de tailed information than has been And yet it is a heathen request to a Christian government, or rather a Christian request to a government with some heathen notions heretofore obtainable, concerning F.

A. AMSDEN. Lumber, Coal, Brick, Acme Cement Plaster and building material of all kinds. Carry a full line of wagon and carriage repair material. Call.

E. E. Newland, Manager, Hunnewell, Kansas. the condition of the Russian grain DR. H.

J. STEVENS; D. V. Will be at Hunnewell Wednesday of each week, to treat diseases of domestic animals. Examinations free.

Will be at Cay lor barn. crop is contained in the report of the still. Chautauqua circle. state department from United States Consul Heenan at Odessa. He says the crops over an exten Steps are being taken to organize a Chautauqua reading circle here this winter.

Quite a numbwr have expressed a desire to take up this work. It now looks like a good The Hunnewell Markets sive area have failed. The beginning of the trouble was the dry weather. eausing the failure of half the wheat Butter 15 Eggs io circle will be formed. A meeting was held, Thursday Potatoes 75 evening, to arrange for the class, Fence Your Farms and Crib Your Corn With Climax Fencing.

8, Smith, deneial Ieni Kay and dfant (Aunties, East of Pootoffice, Hunnewell, Kansas. and another meeting appointed for next Saturday evening, at the bweet Potatoes .60 Apples 5o6o Hogs Cattle school house, to complets the or ganization and elect officers. All persons, who are interested, are inickens Hens Bown. With a favorable spring, and resowing, the prospects were good, however, almoBt up to cutting time. Then came the wettest season known in years, and hail destroyed both ripe and unripe grain.

In large areas, no effort was made to harvest. Samples of the new wheat are inferior in quality and in weight. The yield is from four to six bushels per acre for winter and spring. Barley is discolored and under weight. Rye is much damaged and will be under the average crop.

Oats alone are in urged to be present. Grapes 2 cts. per lb iorn 25 The Hunnewell Union Sabbath School meets itt the Rchot 1 house, every Sunday uats 20 The Kansas City Times, one year, morning at 10 o'clock. All are cordially la No. 2 Hard Wheat 73c No.

2 Soft 44 80c vited to attend. The Junior Loyal Temperance League meets every Sunday at 4 o'clock p. at the Turkeys The Wichita Daily Star, Your Home Paper, $4 oo 2 50 1 00 $7 50 il.2 Old School house. Every body invited. Ducks 44 The Union Christian Endeavor Society holds services at the school house every favorable condition.

Mr. Heenan says that but little wheat will be shipped from Russia during the season of 1807-98 for the simple reason Sunday night, commencing: at eight o'clock All Invited. Total, All for $5.00 a year or three months for or new subscribers. Sam'l Clark, of Hunnewell, will 'pay the highest price for wheat it all times. Office at Butt's Lumber yard.

Preaching- in the school house every other that there is little available for export 8unday morning atll o'clock. All invited lUv. B. F. Jokes, Pastor..