Lost Springs Journal from Lost Springs, Kansas • 3

C. B. HYSOM. Come to Lost Springs. J.

A. LANDRETH, Lost Springs ournal, rarOUTAJiTJi'QTICE. Tns Chtcaoo, Kansas, and A brass band ba boon organised Nebraska Railway "Rock-Island Saturday, Sppttunbor 7, 887. in Lost Springs XjOOAXj. LAHDRETH HYSOM, P.

L. Glover is bailing hay Jo fill a contract of 001 car. Prof, M. Bonpldson, of the Nice apples at Slwpo's Whtm younjr. men enroll iMf names for menilMTMilp at ihv rooms of the Christian Awoolntlon hro lu Boston thoy also nmko.an entry, often In 11 1 bruvlutcd form, tho religion do nomination.

wliU'li thty helonjj, Not long ago a nobor-mlmled num added "Aula." to hU autograph to dcllno ills eiHtleslnsticAl connection, "Isn't that a now denomination, sir?" Inquired the clerk, Tho man looked at him in grout mu'ih-Ino and said: "What, you never hoard of that? Why, tlmi stands for Auttiodox!" It is to bo presumed that tho good brother's creed was moro orthodox than his spoiling, Boston Union Mortgage and Trust Co, of Work for HprfngalU Head M. HJiupo's ad. in Is. piue. TAKE THE ExHAD Marion county visited pur town on Wednesday.

J. W. Rankin returned Monday Routo" will open its lino into Kan-sas City, Sunday, September 18th 1887 with two through trains each Wfty daily, Elegant Pullman Slkei-kbs and a superb equipment generally, has boen provided for theso through trains, and passengers from any point on tho C. K. N.

Rv. will find, this now routo to Kansas City, Sr. Louis, CufCAao fjnd all points North-East -and South, not only the ehortest but in all respects the Frank Grlysby is the nnmo of our jh'w tnrbcr. from Smith county, whoro ho has been for the past week op official A complete stopk of invdyaro at businpss, Attor trvlnir the value of skimmed f. II.

Snyder's. D. B. Nichol was in Marion on business Monday. Landrpth Hysoru come to the front this week with on advertiso- milk and buttermilk ns food for hogs and laying hens Now Jersey man A I ll 1 1 most desirable and comfortablo route Sam'l Ilicka, of Hope was in Lost nmu 10 mu couniiMoii uttii 11 is worm much moro to fcod poultry, It keeps in the State, mont.

Read carefully what they have to say. Jas. II. reek's hotel is rapidly nearing completion, Mr. how Our St.

Joseph lino will also have springs Thursday. Novcr logo an opportunity to, say fi good word for your town. mem in goon laving condition in winter and is as cheap as other food. Poultry can bo kept with wnooittl prolit on dairy farm. two through trains daily to and from the South-West with p.

brand now WITH A GOOD STOCK OF NEW DRY GOODS, AGD FRESH GROSEIIES. FirslrClass Goods at Lowest Living Prices. COURTEOUS TREATMENT. HIGHEST MARKET PRICES PAID F0R PRODUCE. equipment especially built for this ever, is accommodating his guests in tho old building for the prosont Dr.

Hastings was in town Wed nesday on professional duty, Frank nitiosnY, service. Passengers taking this line to tho North, North-East, East and South-East w'U find the accommoda time. J. A. Coff man shipped a car load When you build, have J.

II, Ifan- TONSORIAL ARTIST. fi'n paint and paper for you, tions strictly first class. Time tables I3TShop in the Office of City Hotel of hogs to Kansas City pn tho Rock Island Monday. This is the first H. L.

Brown is traflpfcring ft car OlIN fl, 81HSTKR, shipment of stock from this point on the Rock jBjand. oad of brick for Coff man Mower. 1 The Journal office is fully pquip-jed for doing all kinds of Job Print- F. Shupo will soon wove into BLACKSMITH, Horseshoeing and Plow work. for the new trains will ho given the publio in a few days.

JOHN SEBASTIAN, (renY picket and Pass, Agent, Topeka, Kan, J. Beery, Resident Agent, 1ml Springs, Kan. Rapid LovoiMaklng, Tho Boston Budget tolls a story of B. CROUCH, his now and commodious quarters, where he will carry the finest stock of general merchandise in tfiis section of the State. In Chicago a few days ago a Mr.

Halter married a MiRs Rone, and the ATTORNEY AT LAW, Practices in all tho curts. Office in Bulletin Building, Florence, Kan tho officiating clergman was a Rev. Mr. love-making by tho instantaneous process that happened in tho "Hub in ATV'K KTJSWAUT, the yoav 1888. Ono summer morning The question is where did they go a young clergyman of fino appearance on their bridal tour.

GENERAL CONTRACTOR, AND BUILPER. R. W. Wylio was in town Wed A car load of Osago shaft coal just yeccivod at Goodnow, Wicdiarm To's. Arthur Mitchell had a lonesome tmo watching the corpse Wednsday (light, Parties wishing transfer business (lone, will do well to call on II.

rown. Best quality of coal at Goodnow, Wickham Co's. near the Santa Fe ilepot. Lost Springs is tho only Post Office by that nanio in hu Unifcd states, Rev. B.

F. Hill, Lutheran minister visited Lost Springs Monday jnorning. was sitting in a barber saloon near tho head of Hanover street, when he espied tho figure and faoo of a young lady before tho window as sho was in tho act of looking at somo articles of display. Instantly ho remarked: All work promptly done, Satisfac tion liuaranteoa Lcavo orders at the Post Office. nesday, looking after his nicrchantile interests.

Mr. W. says that if fair dealing good goods, and low prices count for- anything he will continue to Jead. Please hurry up, I wish to speak to r-AJtTItlDOE, Watch this space to see what the The second annual exhibition of CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, that young lady." Ho seized his white cravat, and throwing it about his neck sprang from tho chair and grabbed his fiat, without stopping for his overcoat, rushed out of the door, to tho great astonishment of tho "tonsorial artist." By this time the Kansas Fair Association will be Badger Lumber CoJ Does Turning, Scroll-Sawing, Wagon held at Hope, in Dickinson county, Sept. SjQ to 23 inclusive.

For pre- making npu General Woodwork. SHOP NEAR BADpER LUMBER YARD. Will have to say. tho young lady had nearly reached Elm street, where sho halted 8 muim list or other information apply moment to look at anothor window, QU8. NOUDHKRO, to L.

E. Robinson, Se Tho Evangelical Church is making preparations to erect an edifice in j.ost Springs. when she was accosted by the tall young minister." His prepossessing appearance evidently interested her, although The Decorated Cattle Train, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Lost Springs, Kan, The C. N. decorated Bjxck both parties wcro tptal strangers, and thoy walked slowly down toward the train that left Caldwell for Chicago Sumner Terry are offering Ex-r(k inducements to parties wishing tobuijd atonpe.

When you want a shave, hair cut, last Saturday morning passed Worth End, conversing like old through here in the afternoon of the quaintances. Ho received permission to call on her, and in less than a month -SITY HOTEL, same day. The train consisting CO pr- anything in the barber's line, call new 84 foot cars was loaded 1,400 (111 Frank Griggby, they were married, and it provod 9 happy marriage Indians Overawe a Sheriff's Posse. fine cattle. The Rock Island rail road used every effort to make the If you like Tub Journal, help it jilong by sending in one dollar for a BANKIN Si ABLEGATE; Prop'rs.

Last fall a young buck broke int trip quick, safe and comfortable. Tho decorations were both novel and icarV'subscriptioa the postoilice at Ashland, about ninety miles south of Miles City, and had not attractive, and the whole affair is a been arrested, although complaint was splendid advertisement for Caldwell made, until last week, when tho war CENTRALLY LOCATED- The robust figure of Capt. Morrison, of Florence was promim'ent on pur streets on Saturday. Rev. M.

C. Paslpy will preach at rant was pinccu in 1110 nanus oi a and the Rock Isand. The train was deputy sheriff, whom tho United States run in two sections and and on the marshal had commissioned to make tho Best accommodations in town. second section was a Pullman sleep H. BROWN, ho school house, next Sunday, after arrest proceeding to the agency, tho deputy and an assistant identified their ing car in which was the band, Supt.

man, arrested him, and set out for the Sunday School closes, James Brown, who recently moved Allen, Train master Boyd and a num berpf cattlemen Caldwell. The third Miles Cjty, When about fifty miles from tho agency a band of Choycnncs rodo furiously up and with guns drawn -RUNS- to Lost Springs, will give instructions section, which went to Kansas City, jn instrumental and vocal music, and threatening gestures forced the came through on Sunday, and made deputy to give up thp prisoner. Tho Sunday School at the school house the trip from Caldwell to Kansas band of Cheycnncs numbered nbout Sig3 pvery Sunday, at 2:30 p. m. preach twenty and meant mischief.

Tho ac City in J.3. hours. TRANSFER DRAYLME N0.1, tion of flio oflicors in turning thoir jng immediately after school closes. Dentil of Charles Knight. man loose without bloodshed is a suli- The advertisement of F.

L. Glover's A man by the name of Charles contract- Knight came to Lost Springs last Jivcry bam and transfer business appears in this issue of The Journal, joct of commendation, as ono Indian killed might havo resulted in a wholesale slaughter of white settlors who aro distributed through that locality, near tho Upper Tongue lliver valley. New York Times. All business promptly attended to. Tuesday and applied for a situation GRAINING AND PAPER HANGING on the Santa Fe.

He told the fore Coronor Sheldon and Deputy Sheriff Heath came to Lost Springs man he was sick; and went UP town to get some medicine. After taking A. SFE3CIHL.TY. COUNTRY WORK SOLICITED. Wednesday night in an official the medicine he went to the city ho- tel where he suffered severely from Lost Springs has not come to street internal cramps.

As his condition cars and electric light, but we can A Woman Who Haa Won Her Way, Miss Mary Booth is said to bo going abroad for rest, and ono of tlio papers, in commenting upon it, calls her "the septuagenarian editor of Harper's Fashion Weekly." Miss Booth is no longer young, but I doubt if she is 60, anil she is well preserved of hor age, rc All Work Guaranteed -DEAUUt IX- gradually crew worse during the boast of haying an uniformed police npn, night, Dr. Hastings was sent for ear to Give Satis faction. ly Wednesday morning, but, could do General Hardware but little to relieve the pain. After tains her thick, gray hair, strong, sound teeth, and her erect figuro, Every morning early, that is early for LEAVE ORDERS AT THE POST OFFICE struggling on till about 3 o'clock without any apparent change he suddenly expired. journalist say 10 0 clock or there Cutlery, Stoves, Ranges, Lost Springs, Kansas abouts sho arrives at the littlo den.

where her work is done in the Frank lin Square Building, and is steadily at Tho usual Irish generosity was In another, column you will find iho advertisement of J. II, Snyder, dealer in all kinds of shelf and heavy hardware, Mrs. C. B. Woodruff, of Chicago, and Mrs.

A. C. Pierce, of Junction City are visiting this week at Bowcn's, Goo. W. Kussle and C.

N. Barton, AND GASOLINE STOVES. THE her desk until 4. oho scorns to have no assistants. For twenty-five years sho has been tho "translator In ordi made manifest by the prompt and cheerful manner in which the boys of Bolton's and Coyne's gangs con nary" for the Harpers, and for twelve tributed towards defraying tho fun ZWCall and see me arid be years tho editor of the Bazar.

Albany "JOKER" Wind-Mill eral expenses. Almost the entire of Herington made The Journal 1 1 Railroads Not Necessarily t'gly. oil ice a pleasant call, whilo in town amount was raised among themselves; all contributed, except four, The amount lackiug was soon raised Thursday, Why people fancy that a railroad CHEAP. DURABLE AND EFFECTIVE LOST SPRINGS C. B.

Hysom fell from an apple- must necessarily bo an ugly object by tho citizens. An inquest was thought to be neces wagon, and struck his back on the fiidewalk, laying him up for a few sary and accordingly Coronor Shel LIVERY STABLE! days ho is out and around again don and Deputy Shenfl Heath, of navo never discovered, xiiero aro railroads and railroads; a long, straight raisod embankment in a flat country is ugly; but a railroad in a mountainous country adds an additional charm to the viow. Few things aro moro beautiful than a brick viaduct across a valley, unless it bo tho lino of steam however, Florence were dispatched for and The Cheapest Lightest Running Mill in the arrived here about 5 o'clock Thurs J. Rankin's father and brother day morning. The verdict rendered Arrived hero from Illinois, last week find will make their future homo in which issues from a locomotive and was to tho effect that ho died a nat this vicinity, ural death.

The funeral took place at 2 o'clock p. m. on Thursday. hangs in graceful curves along a hillside Why they aro deemed objoc-tionablo by esthetes, poets, and such-liko persons is because thoy aro nsso Tho railroad boys and a number of If vou want a Wine Mr. Walt.

Newton and family, of Newton, aro visiting A. Mill, clon't buy one be elated with that utilitarianism which the citizens lolloweu the remains to the Lincolnvillc cemetery, where they were layed in their last resting is natctiu to tncir mooning, unprac for you have seen the F. GLOVERi Proprietor. First-Class in Every Particular. Horses boarded by tne day or month and cial attention given to patrons' Buggies and Harnrss.

ALSO DOES A GENERAL TRANSFER BUSINESS. pe tical minus. Lonaon iruiii, Coleman, a brother-in-law and Terry, an old acquaintance. In this issue appears tho largo ad place, JOKER, Tho Sphinx's claws have boen Much credit is duo to tho parties who assisted, particularly to Messrs. brought to light by somo curious delvers vortincinent of Goodnow, Wickham For Particulars call at tho office of Lost Springs Jhuunai, or write to in tuo Egyptian desort.

It was re Briton, Rankin, Coyne, Grigsby, Gallagher and Brown, whose efficient fc grain buyers. Farmers wil do well to call on them, before dis posing of their hay or grain, and valuable services were so prompt garded ns a foregone conclusion that they would bo found to bo of Btone, but, slrango to toll, tho claws are oi ROCKWELL SEXTON, Pcabody, Kansas. ly rendered. brick..