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'V 6 3rday, November 6, 18S GAX, BITE3. Died. At the Bowers House, last week, Jas. CLUB RATES. The club rates as offered in this paper Geuda Looks Ahead.

It gives us great pleasure to note the G. Blacksmithin lacksmithin spirit of enterprise with, which our citi- does not apply to persons residing in Jeffrey of Fortville, Indiana. He was eighteen years of age, and came from tens seem to. be imbued of late. Geuia Springs, but to all other people on the face of the Globe and Indiana the first of last August, and has Improvments too numerous to men One dollar and fifty cents is as cheap been at work with his brother-in-law.

ly as we can afford to print such a paper Mr. M. S. Clark, who is a bridge con tion are bubbling up all over town. Every man, woman and child has a scheme by which Geuda Springs is to be im tractor on the "Frisco R.

R. as The Crank, and it is our belief that this paper will, within six months, prove itself worth four times its subscription price to every man, woman and child in Geuda Springs. A brother of the deceased accompanied the remains back to his old home for proved in some way. Private improvments does not satisfy them nor absorb all of their time. Our club rates are offered as an in burial.

He seemed to be a general favorite with all of his associates. Last week we published an ordinance ducement to those whose interests are not yet identified with Geuda Springs. authorizing the Geuda Springs Street Dedication. The M. E.

Church of Geuda Springs lam prepared to do Horse Shoeing, Repairing, and anything pertaining to a first-clm The citizens of Geuda Spring have a real, genuine bonanza, there is no Railway Company, which railway will in all probability be constructed inside of twelve months. was dedicated Oct 31st, 1886. i i thorn about it, but it will remain "stale, fiat and unprofitable" unless the world The dedicatory sermon was preached knows of it. This week we publish an ordinance We propose to inform the world, if by J. C.

Earp, D. President of the M. E. College atWinfield, Kansas. the citizens of this place will support us in the effort I Mr.

Wierman is erecting a neat psidence. Mr. J. H. Shepard has in process of granting the right to the Geuda Springs Water Company to establish and operate a system of Water Works, which in our opinion will be completed within two years.

The ordinance gives to the City BLACKSMITH SHOP. The Dr's. sermon, from Rom. -1-16, was one full of thought, showing careful preparation. After the sermon the Dr.

made a statement of the cost of the Notice! From and after fdate the "Old Reliable" rection a cosy cottage on Second street. Satisfaction Guaranteed and terms reasonable. Mrs. W. T.

Berkey graced our sanc- Adams Express Company will transfer all express matter to and from the Frisco depot, free of charge. building, which was $2,500 including Lum with her presence one day this week. Mrs. Myers is building a elegant Packages delivered in all parts of the city. L.

D. Davis, Agt Notice! Send all vour express matter bv Council power to cause the construction of the Water Works just as soon as Geuda Springs has a population of three thousand and it would not surprise us if the next eighteen months should find Geuda Springs with her three thousand inhabitants, streetcars, waterworks and half a dozen brass bands iu full opera residence just south of H. C. Scroggs property. "Wm.

Hisch, Mr. G. C. Strong has made arrange- Reliable" Adams Express Company's line. Shipments received for allpoints in the United States, Canada and most European countries.

ments for the erection of four dwellings Inducements offered to buy lots in Salt City addition. Inquire of Thos. L. U. IJAVI8, Agt, Beggs' Tropical Oil.

immediately. tion. Royal, or G. C. Strong of Wichita.

Mr. W. O. Ward is now engaged in Is the only sure cure for burns, scalds, This is not wild speculation, and if building a neat dwelling in the west old sores, flesh wounds and that dreadful complaint rheumatism. TO YOUNG HOUSEKEEPERS the people still continue to move forward with the same enterprising spirit part of north Geuda.

It is sold entirely on its merits and Dnring the past week" thousands of hntrhera in Chicago and St. Louis have by which they are now impelled the victory is sure. Free to all Brides! Notice is hereby given to all readers of warranted to give satisfaction, or money refunded. For sale only by Roney Caldwell, Druggists. Men of brains and capital have been been on a strike for eight hours a day.

mapping out the plans for a first-class Mr. W. C. Love and wife of the Grand this paper and their friends and acquaintances throughout the United States and Canada, that city in Geuda Springs and they have not W. R.

Herniman of Arkan been doing this for mere pass-time. Central were in Newton last week visiting his father who is dangerously sick. Services every evening at the M. E. They mean business, because they sas City, distances all competitors in the price and quality of Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines.

Do not buy elsewhere furniture. The sum needed to clear the church from all indebtedness was $1,000. At this service $505 was secured. At 6 p. m.

Rev. Jas. Hill, of Arkansas City, preached a sermon full of pathos and ideas, after which $156 more was pledged. At 7 P. u.

Rev. S. Brink of Sterling, preached a grand sermon from Cor. -4-7 and at the close of this $344 was raised, making a grand total of $1,005. The church was then presented by the president of the, board of trustees, B.

R. Boone, to Dr. Earp, who dedicated it to the service of theAlmighty God. Last Sunday was a red letter day for Geuda Springs, and the people may well be proud of their church, for it isa thing of neatness and beauty, having a seating capacity of four hundred. All honor to the business men who responded so liberally and cheerfully.

List of Letters Advertised At Geuda Springs, Kan. Nov. 1st, '86. Allbrite, Allice Begregar, Geo. Currey, Neil Greening, Lizzie Gaddis, Georgia Miss Hixson, Wm.

Jenkins, Mamie Mrs. Luinns, J. H. Looper, Mr. Wm.

McGuwan, Rachel Mrs, McGinnis, Howard (2) THE HOUSEHOLD Will be sent one year as a "Weddiner Present! church. Preaching by the pastor. Let everyone come out and help press the have after Careful investigation satisfied themselves that Geuda Springs possesses natural advantages which no other locality in the Great West can equal. until you see what they will do for you. They sell nothing but first-class goods, and give you lowest living prices.

J. H. Dayton is their traveling salesman, who will be pleased to call upon you and supply your wants. battle. We are needing a gracious re vival.

V. H. Brink, Pastor. Mr. L.

D. Davis, our gentlemaly de They can see in the not distant future a health and pleasure resort that will To every newly married couple whose address and 10 cente to pay postage is sent to the publisher within one year from the date of their marriage. Persons sending for this present are requested to send a copy of a paper containing a no A good, honest, industrious boy equal and in some respects excel the pot agent, started this week for Baldwin Mills, to visit his parents and will noted Saratoga Springs of New York. who desires to learn to be a printer can obtain a permanent situation in The Crank office. Combine all of our advantages includ tice ol their marriage, or some other evulem'e that will amount to a reasonable proof that they are entitled to the magazine under the return in thirty days.

During his absence his place will be filled by Mr Kost. above offer. Address, ing the wonderful curative properties of our Mineral Springs, our beautiful salt THE HOUSEHOLD, Brattleboro, Vt. We acknowledge the receipt of lake, unequalled climate and naturally picturesque location for a city in the some of the finest specimens of the turnip family that we have seen this year, midst of the fertile agricultural valley of the great Arkansas river, and why should GEUDA SYRUP. Parties desiring a first-class quality of purs; 3an syrup from Mr.

J. T. Phillips. The Cbank Butter, lard, cheese, crackers, sardines, salmon, oysters and codfish at Caldwell's. One Dollar will obtain TnE Crank for one year by subscribing at once.

A complete line of Muslins, Prints, Dry Goods and notions just received at Caldwell's. You will find the best flour at the Bakery, standard prices, delivered to all parts of the city. we not hold up our heads and rejoice and look forward to the future of Geuda editor will continue as fat as usual while the turnips last. Springs? In any quantity, can obtain the same at my factory one mile northwest of Geuda Springs. Last week we were called upon by J.

S. Keep the ball rolling, fellow citizens! Now js the ttmc to bury every little the state of Michigan for sample copies Slaten, Carrie Scarry D. of The Crank and this week we had the personal grievance, and each and every Executor's Notice Spear-Head, Climax, Peach-Pie and citizen grasp the lever and all pull together In calling for the above please say advertised. W. T.

Berkey, P. M. State op Kansas, other popular brands of chewing tobac co at Caldwell's. ss. We would suggest to the City Council pleasure of receiving a call from the state of Mississippi.

We hope ere long to bring about a perfect state of conciliation between' the north and south Sumner County. that now is a splendid time for the lay A friend has just presented us with ing out of parks, boulevards, and making a little two-edged sword of a newspaper The leading druggists of Kansas claim that Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup is the best and most satisfactory prep through the medium of The Crank, if Cleveland does not interfere with his the necessary preparations for thejplant ing of trees. called the Irrepressible Conflict, published at Marshall, by Dr. W. civil service rule.

"United we stand, divided we fall!" aration for Coughs, Colds and Consump tion they ever sold. Holland. It encourages us to read a paper that is not afraid to rip up the old planks Mr. A. W.

McCnrty, an old resident It is warranted to do the work every of this city, has just returned from Gal of political prejudice and let the sun time or money refunded by the druggist. shine of truth burn the roots of error cna Gulch Colorado, where he "struck it rich." At the depth of only seven Free sample bottles of this wonderful out of the moral cancers in this world. cure at Roney Caldwell's Drug Store. feet he 6truck a large body of free mill Go on, Brother Holland, The Crank is In the Probate Court in and for said State. In the matter of the estate of John II.

Jones, deceased. Notice is hereby given that Letters of Executorship have been granted to the undersigned on the Estate of John H. Jones, late of said County, deceased, by the Honorable the Probate Court of the County and State aforesaid dated the 11th day of September, A. D. 1886, now sill persons having claims against the said Estate, are hereby notified that they must present the same to the undersigned for allowance within one year from the date of said Letters, or they may be precluded from any benefits of such estate; and that if such claims be not exhibited within three years after the date cf said Letters, they shall be forever barred.

JonN S. Jones, Q. Bixler, Executors. of the Estate of John H. Jones, deceased.

Sept. 20thL1886. Wash tubs, pails, wash boards, mop with you. ing gold carbonate ore. He has leased the mine for a time and will receive a Baptist Church Hold services at Wade's handles, soaps, starch, bluing, and con centrated lye at Caldwell's.

Hall the first and third Sundays of each mouth royalty which we trust will make him at 11 a. m. and evcuiug. Covenant meeting enough money to buy out Jay Gould's everv Saturday before the third Sunday of each Don't forget that Col. Kenyon is month.

Sabbath school every Sunday at 3 p. m. railroads, and run the whole calamity now ready to purchase stock and grain Congregational Church: Holds services through Geuda Springs and down into at market prices. second aud fourth Sundays of each month, at Oklahoma. 11 a.

m. ana evening. Rope, nails, carpet tacks, and wagon Notice of Dissolution of Partner greese at Caldwell's. Caldwell comes to the front as a mining town. Old miners claim to have ship Notice Is hereby given yiat the partnership, heretofore existinir between J.

M. Ronev and J. When you want Hardware go to Coulter Hadley's Cheap Hardware discovered numerous bodies of ore in Store. 6. Caldwell, under the firm name of Roney Caldwell, iu the drug business at Geuda the vicinity of that city which promises to flood Kansas with precious metal Caldwell invites everybody to call at Springs, Kansas, Is this dav dissolved by mutual consent.

J. O. Caldwell retiring. his new store. J.

M. Roney will settle all business of the firm, assuming all its contracts, collecting all A recent assay of some of the ore made in Denver, shows three hundred and nine and nine-tenths ounces of sil Lots in Salt City addition lay high and dry. its dues ana paying au its liaDinucs. J. M.

Ronkt. lot5 J. O. Caldwell. ver to the ton and a trace of gold.

An Fine and coarse Boots for Men and Notice for Publication. Land Office at Wichita, Kan. i Sept. 23, 1886. Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has' filed notioe of his inteiiti'iu to make linal proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before S.

8: Klu-caid, clerk dist. Court at Wellington, ou Nov. 8, 1886, viz: William Manlcr for Lot No. 3, Town 85, s. of R.

2 East of 6tli P. M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continued residence upon and cultivation of, said land, viz: M. Bixler, Sanil. Hammond, Thomas Felter, Wallace Felter, all of Geu Ju Springs, Sumner county, Kansas.

F'kaxk Dale, Register. other assay made in Philadelphia shows Boys at Caldwell's. Having purchased J. O. Caldwell's in terest in the drug store formerly con three hundrad and forty-two ounces of A complete stock of Thread, Laces silver to the ton and a trace of gold and Ki boons at Caldwell s.

ducted under the firm name of Roney Caldwell, we wish you much When you arrive at the Depot, take Take Notice. This week "The Crank Publishing Company" has disposed of its entire business, and printing outfit, (except the present head to the paper and the right to use the same, which has been retained by J. H. Berkey)to the Geuda Springs Publishing Company, which will continue the business as heretofore, assuming all the debts of the Crank Publishing Company, and carying out all of its advertising contracts and unexpired subscriptions, and collecting all bills due to the office of The Crank Publishing Co. Chas.

Southwell will be the editor and general manager of the new paper, and we request for him the patronage of the public. As we are not in any way connected with the new paper, we can speak freely in regard to the matter. Geuda Springs can not afford to be without a newspaper. A newspaper can not live on wind and maintain its flesh in very large quantities. Let every business man in Geuda Springs take a special interest in supporting this paper.

Do not say that as winter is just beginning you will discontinue your ad. until spring. Remember that the editor must have a lunch occasionally between now and spring and unless you come to his support, he will be forced to stop printing a newspaper and go to sawing wood in order to make a living, and the result will be that Geuda Springs will in the meantime wander around and get lost, and it will cost the citizens four times as much to find it next spring as it will take to sustain your paper in first-class shape. We understand that the forthcoming paper is to be Republican in politics but that should make no difference with any one, for it has just as good a right to be a Republican as the writer hereof has a right to be a Crank. A Republican is just as good as a white man, so long as he supports his paper and keeps out of office or the penitentiary.

Support Your Paper! -you live long and prosper!" We know Caldwell, I would be pleased to have all our old customers coutinue to give me the new bus, Daisy for any part of the city. 1 mm xxnusab mus jusi minions vi goiu anu Geuda needs a bank. There is no bet silver, and it can be obtained by going their trade, and as many new ones call and give me a trial as can. I assure you I will do the best by you I can, and when not to exceed six inches under the sur ter opening in, the State. Men of cap ital will please opy, face, any place in the state.

Residence oii business lots for sale I know Arkansas City prices, will dupli Bitter Creek Clippings. cate them. I am yours truly, J. M. Roney.

cheap. Buy lots of Royal, Todd Strong. Fresh oysters at the City Meat Mar ket. Dr. Long of Geuda Springs delivered a very interesting speech on the political question at the Corner school house the Caldwell, at his new store on the hill, See Coulter Hadley's stock of is receiving a large line of groceries, in- MOth.

stoves. cludingdried fruits of this year's growth, Mr. White near Guelph, met with a sad accident while in the Territory after $3.25 per dozen for prairie chickens. cured meats, flour, meal, syrups, coffees, and $1.30 for quails at the City Meat tobbaccos, cigars, candies, oil, canned wood. He had his jaw and arm broken Market.

and his shonlder dislocated. N. Andrews is tue Harness man of Arkansas City. When visiting at the Springs stop and feed at H. A.

Newcomb's Bus Barn. When in Arkansas City, do not fail' to call on E. N. Andrews, the Harness man. A large lino of Hosiery, all sizes, at Caldwell's.

Misses, Children and Baby Shoes at Caldwell's. Parties desiring cheap berths for the winter should call at the Buxton house for terms. Hats, caps, overalls, shirts, clothing, neck-wear, gloves and mittens, at Cald-wells. Nearly all kinds of canned goods, iu-cluding fish, fruits and vegetables, at Caldwell's, Furry Long are now prepared to sell town lots at reasonable prices, as they have the selling of Dr. Perry's lots, recently bought by Manser.

Highest market price paid for Fat Hogs. N. C. Kkxyok. goods and grocers' sundries.

Go to the Bakery for the celebrated B. flour, LEE, Look out for Uncle Sam's boys, as they are taking in the wood haulers Dealer In Agricultural Implements Highest prices paid for game of all from five to ten a day. and Seeds, WINFIELD, KANSAS. kinds at the City Meat Market. Sewing machine needles for all ma chines, at Caldwell's.

Mr. E. Beach came up from ranch in the B. I. T.

on Sunday last. I am selling the celebrated Springfield W. S. Varner has $500 to squander in wagon at $63.25 cash; one of the best Messrs. Randolph, Smith and others the boarding business this winter.

Cut built wagons in the United States; other started west for the purpose of obtaining Rates. parties are selling for $72 to $75. Why land, last Wednesday. Wanted Fat hogs. Enquire of ndt come to Winfield for your wagons? The day has come that in order to get Several of the farmers In this part of the country are talking of selling out N.

C. Kenyon. If you want the prettiest cards on earth The Crank can accom Do not fail to volunteer at once to bargains you must go to a railroad cen ter. W. A.

Leb. ince the R. R. bonds carried. I.

X. L. The Crank's army. Imodato you..