The Crank from Geuda Springs, Kansas • 5

ht work on the xejBx, Rowers is detenained to O. CALDWELL we jubv i Wellington and Fort Smith R. R. will 3AIi BITES. begin next weeK.

vn nace with the times. He has just 7he new addition to the furnished the same a DEALER IN If you wani pronj Springs, now is your time to buy. KI Uu, throughout with new furniture, now prepared to give perfect satisfsc-tin tn bis euesta. Geudaites, Attention: Rtiirdav evening, Sept. 18th, l--itirht.

there will be apuo- GENERAlT MERCHANDISR! MW 1 G. C. Strong was again in the city last his business in- ai enrij ti nf lie meeting Ot ine uuu. Tuesoay that Springs, to which everyoouy terests. The attraction ic Mr, Strong can not remain away from itVi time.

quested to be present. -t is tii (Jilt Geuda Springs any grcav 1-" -y thi future The object 01 me met-uug matters of importance relating to Cordially invito all person anting and examine hit stock of He is very entnusiasii sir hub insure. our present ana iuture lu 11 Vp11 that I have dl- Did vou ever nouce mm I wwnro medic ine, and aU continued the favor the delivery window in me rn tlinrn bv the wen inai narttes fndenwa 10 iur c. immediately. DRY GOODS, FURNISHING GOODS by settling tr who is a democrat, Lie imp- Mr.

Fred. Riggs left this week for when you want anyiums This is the first bell placed in the P. O. 1 ...1.1 i. linnorpd.

Notice! c.itivnrPXnri8 matter by uoru ra nun snouiu uv rnmnanv'8 line. -Last Sunday, II. C. bcroggs tke the Mayor home in his Notions, Caps, Shoes, Staple Fancy Groceries. vnrniipau countries.

-Free express delivery to all parts of city hence 4th. i T.ee Stroud Bold his farm to a Mr. States, Cauaoa auu Le "turn out" in "great big shape as be termed it, but on rounding a corner frightened and the re hihition Convention. We have receivea mn nts icuiu suit was that the occupants were uuc Mr.Benjamm r' what lennyu rf mt into the street be made ng, father of Dr. Long.

-Geo. Hutehins left Friday for Seott 'unty to look after his claim. A. G. Fouts has accepted a position the Roller Mills at Arkansas City.

Robt. Holiday of St. Louis, is visit- Mr j. Movers, hisbrothcrinlaw. ti he held at tS.

for purpose of nonitaatiug botb eoun- -JiU Mr. Chas. Webb, Material Prices and quality of goods will ifiietoi-v- to customers. lwm Uke phure in Prtnting aU such Clerk of the 'Frisco R. R.

we learn that operation will begin on the extension of the line west of Caldwell. -Eliza Hefflinger lost a fine 3 year old as we tret our omcc ruumi tha I'M alluded to Vriemls. we will soon be on tnc mam I V' Terms Cash. Geuda Springs, East Side Main Street. impossible lor us in full this week.

line and don't you forget it. .1 nrill mVP Mr Sicholtton is enairmuu i (onunlttee and extends a cordial invitation to The building ol tms roau employment to hundreds of laborers. everybody sports a new hen ouse with all the modern improvements, -The frame of the two story building Messrs. Rogers and Cunningham 5 lip. tndv's iet breast-pin, gold at neoiile assem- A lariie outiFiu 1 bled at Salt Creek.last Sabbath to witness setting.

The fiuder will please leave it Hnhbell's office. $1-(H re- i Mr. Garland's residence dawns out this week, A. III AJlAiV. ward.

the baptism of Dr. I. Arnoiu. We trust that the Dr. is sincere the 1...

uo nnrt that no per- un a new iw i VOTINGS' step mai 1 1 1....,. in son will ever place me icasi Thirteen lbs granulated sugar for one dollar at Caldwell's. If vou want your house neatly Kal bis way. There is no danger of any of us becoming too good and however bad we Cheap Cash Grocery Store, m. uraitr can uu it.

u. Snider ofhciatmg. G. C. Stronghas ordered an addition of twenty feet to be built on the back part of his new block.

Prof. McClellan informs us that the public school in Gcuda Springs will on next Monday, Sept. 13th. BUUlluv mnvbewe wouia uc vei 1 iiliffiltB Buy lots of Royal, Todd htrong. Pure cider vinegar and 150 test coal everybody else become guu oil at Caldwell's.

STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES, nt. the Snnngs stop -Unavoidably our educational column The true ennsuan is an of all those principles which constitute a perfect good citizen, husband, father and son. food at H. A. Xewcomb's Bus Barn.

which was contributed Dy rroi. Ian, was crowded out this week. a Vouti? has secured tha ser Good goods for everybody at Cam- JliXUX rJ mj -uvL They eott Produce AVanEtong- Mr. Frank Hadlcy and his best girl had nut last Tuesday night. mull 'ft of Mr.

J. II. Laybourne, late of fLt in the case are somewhat If you want Bill Heads, Letter lieaus, Note Heads. Statements and Envelopes, Lyndon, as clerk in his store. n.nn tr.nretscd their opin 1 1....

The Crash can iuruisu Vcftl Itni tU at ti fcsl KANSAS. Frank and his girl had been out in vui. Ladies and Gent's fine Shoes atCalit- the. evening menuouuu CUIIUtlj GEUDA 8PRIXGS, the 1 rnt ianiasuu well's. M.

Craig is as good a houte painter as'ever struck Geuda Springs. .1,.,:, rwtnrn: near the appendix ot Oil 11- 4 v. 1 ions in very emphatic language on the tariff question last Wednesday morning. -Charley Mnrdis, while at work with a well drilling machine, had the misfortune to mash one of his fingers coin- pletely off. TTrnPiiPri Austin of Ark.

the nisrht, as Franu uuuic sweeping along at tno raie 01 -u-j miles an hour, the engine ran into a Parties who have not receivuu premium list, should send, or go to the Qn.tnrv and set one, and see how many barbed-wire fence and the passenger T.A- -it ,.,,,1 fnnineie lor. ii fell out and got their accounts mixeu i tirncicB 1 1 lo vlT.r.lt City will put a large stock of Groceries in their building, lately purchased, oil special premiums ami see that Frank hasn ueen i his books balance or his pants fit prop Street. New Goods New Prices. daily. New coods arriving aaiij.

Full line of Tobaccos' anu cigars I A. P. Ward has struck it rich at a Caldwell's. erly since. nf 11 fpp.t, "So carbon, no iron, no salt, no sodium, but good soft water in abundance.

Callers. Prof. McClellan, the Principal of our crraticd school. When you arrive at the Depot, take the new bus, Daisy for any part of the city. Sewing machine needles for all ma Everytulug tne rau u.

-Ouick Sales Small Profits" is our motto. quarters on all kpuU of Produce. Follow the crowd and 1 mn jtr. mnOKS, GEUDA SPRINGS, KAN. M.

W. Richardson, of Lyndon, nt the Commercial for A. II. Doane, Winfield, Supt. of the chines, at Caldwell s.

Winfield ater company. Good races every clay at Sumner T. TTrKtsinffer. editor of the Uictt- fJLVXl J- tjw 17 field lAuder, Morton county, Kansas- county fair. itrnnt vour house papered in the benefit of the health waters.

Also Mrs. Win. Alcott. -The Rev. Mr.

Piatt, State Superintendent of Sabbath Schools, will preach at Wade hall to morrow morning ami nlso in the evening. Jones, our Vetrinary Sur- tw a a Lucas of Harper eounty, Bowers a first-class manner, call 011 J. M. Craig. A complete line of Notions and Furnishing Goods received to-day, via the 'Frisco Line.

an old newspaper man, who contemplates locating in Geuda Springs. vowtor vinter iroin uncin- peon, and wife left this week make Border road, at Caldwell s. nk. There is no bet- nafmnd a brother of Dr. Vawter of Arkansas City, gave TheCbask office Car Houte irith their home luiiguiuu tr spp them 20.

tor onenins in the State. Men of cap- uic. E. Thompson and m. oui cmuiyK, iwi--- it.

il will idease copy, i. AiAnmiivH selected to (Ou Third and Bvucndway.) 4 pleasant call last Wednesday. Mr W. H. Fant of Rock port, week, bought of Mr.

X. A. Wells. mth of the railroad, A complete stock of Thread, Laces Caldwell, Crimnie wi-ic represent the Republicans of this pn.ee, Inst Saturday. and Kibbons at Ualiiweus.

honest, intelligent WITHIN ONE BLOCK upon which he win ouuu man of cash to buy grain anu p.w. AND- St. Iouis, Mo. -VI A- 11 -v" 1 Wanted ui once. -Mr.

and Mrs. Jas. Burrcll and Miss Celeste Royal came in from Clark county last week to visit their father and mother of the Royal family. After this date you wil! find Mr. m.

v. Wade at home in their new Mr. Fant is an old stock dealer, nav- inn- had sixteen years experience in the tii fipn- A large line of Hosiery, all sizes, at Geuda Springs, Kan. Pnldwell's. business, wmcn ne Spriims pist as soon as he can shape tin.

urcttiest Wedding First-class Accomm idatious. his business matters in uic i st Its a daisy. Also II VOU cards on earth The Cbask can accom Arfi to travel bg the pop'dar iuru. resuiei Mr. Wm.

Curley wife in the same fix. ft for her home m. nrmiiif tieuua oirin.s; modatc you. Tf wnnt. to see a specimen 01 lilt lillUlllo will soon be afforded the opportunity of i.ni 'it ntt Line." MUALS AT.

AU, UOUKS. J'" M. Craig's painting call at Curly's coal selling their catue, nogs aim i niiv in Lawrence, KtiP (roes reioicing good prices as tney cau rauuu office morning ii Bin. -from benefitB received from our ainona 1 iTn other shipping point. T).

AVisiiaut. Seven lbs best roasted Coffee for one II. L. ilonmi-i'i GUESTS CONVEY nl 703 the OF flcii'l Passcnser Ag't, A. Forward! dollar at Caldwell s.

(ion'l Manager, St. Louis, Mo. tt. Louts, Mo. iiwm determined would respectfully call the attention CHARGE.

waters. -Last Sabbath Mr. Arnold, M. and Charles Miracle, were baptised by Elder Broadbent in the salt lake adjoining town. About 800 people were nrcsent.

1 ine i to have a competing railroad to the rni l.tts. In thill. of those who are indebted to me, that 1 1 nitllir I1T 1 1(. BllllV. i frrtinr Some DUlimiius, ro.iu iu.i -n.

-1 1.,.. nlnm 1-1. n. iMitn Private Boarding VT THE w.ii must, vtav ennh. Please cull winuem sih)uui cer and J.

B. Colliding spent the clay 111 ll.11 of the Wesley Bowers, 'l'rup'r. and sec meat once anuumi. (lfi Vf.WllTIlII 111 lli. ov il Mrs.

Q. M. Bixler and her sou Otto on a visit to Yates Center, rnilwav. a nroiect Ucsiimiuuy, C. G.

Uolliuul, M. D. Vi tW. GEUDA SPRINGS, l.J..i.lnfjirn liiiihiil to bv us. and at tnc .1 .1 fn of Lou Kansas.

They will be gone about four o. M. looks houseless and T- 1 -nlil tin nllOUt I uu isville, ivy. mu fortv nines longauu him itnd'Oxford. The enterprise is meeting nil nlimcr the From and after date tne -vm Ad mis Express Company will tnmaler all -prs mattL to and from the Frlo depot, free of fbarge.

Canned Alaska SalmonatCnl PacUues delivered V' line, and Wichita is invited to speak which she no doubt will. If tfM Heisinger Son, Propridon of the CITY UVERYOUS'UXH homeless. -Quite a number of our bloods and blondes took in the hop given by Mr. Alonzo Heiliinger at his residence on Slate creek, Wednesday eve. They report a nice, refreshing time.

Salt City addition lay high Lots in and dry. "Tlie above mentiosett roau is tnc imc that is to reach Geuda -firings soon. Fine and coarse Boots for Men and uvo inst received from Mr. Ben- Time Table. Frisco Railway.

Boys at Caldwell's. i of Arironia, a call lor in ftMivpii" well informed parties we feel that there is Wnt a flrst-tlass truit mnp- lnnil" r- aProhibition Convention, with a request ill rt.wl if in Speeiul attention ottention riven to board- orator at half price, cull at this oBice little doubt but that ueuua piiis I. iiH nil ill 1U1U destined to have another riuirouuwunm MissesrCluUlren ami Baby Shoes at lor HS puuiiv mother part of the paper. iitivclv short time. doing West.

No. 1, No. p. v- A. M.

lay tt" Cjgtet in bum batted vtst if Uraml ('( trill llotti. 1 1.. .1.1 tu Caldwell's -The people of Geuda Springs who to subscribe for Tub Cuank will ttu.tr orders at the postofflce Let the people nom uji iuru and rejoice, oif their coats and 1.. ...,,1 will soon have one offered to lmy lct Salt CUV addition; Inquire of Thos. KAN GEUDA SPRINGS, Going fcusit.

No. 2, a. m. No. 4 Aeeomtuodation M'v No'sl undd daily.

No's 3 aud4 daily ev eept Sunday. offlru. as the paper lloyal or 0. C. Strong of W.icliita.

of the liveliest and handsomest cities in Kaitsas. will not be sent to anyone after this week unless ordered by mem.