Lost Springs Journal from Lost Springs, Kansas • 3

1IT.H. The photograph gallery of D. C. Des The -Journal, A Critical Comparison noil ml ltUnvnl cllflrn ftf VOU nflt. I 6 0 mond, Florence, was destroyed by Are uosdtiy, Mr.

Desmond's loss was ronngo ami po convincou uiai you Would only serve to throw more light on our honest method of doing business Published every Saturday, $1 per year. can buv of mo as cheap as anywbore Mai Lots! about $400. in the county. My motto is, 'Live or Dargains iota go 10 eumner F. J.

Funk, of Peabody, the Re- and let live. J. 0. Hautman. a orry's, at tuo post-ouioo.

publican enndidato for register of KAILUOAI) TIME TABLES. K. X. (ROCK ISLAND ROUTE.) HOUTH. ana bring us our run snare or just appreciation, we ask for comparisons, we like them.

Compare our stock with any other stock in the city, and you will find -WE LEAVE THEM ALL WE HAVE A STOCK OF The Hog Market. deeds, was interviewing our citizons Lost Springs needs houses badly. Bo it remembered that Coffman Wednesday. Viaia ia nnf nnnt nnrmrrli lwintt Tlllllt to accommodate tho great influx of Iowrer wo flying hogs at Lost No. express 8:45 A.

No. 41 local freight 7:20 A. No. 1 mall and express 4:38 r. When you stop at the City hotel please write your name and post-of- in people that ia constantly flowing.

lrai vVia tiwdw nmnva (ha mnvlrAr mill flco address plainly so the proprietor would bo a paying investment to vT 7 7 1 NOHTn. DRY GOODST can read it. build a number of dwelling houses wiu No. 2 mall and express. .11:13 a.

No. 42 local fright 3:65 p. of tr.swt I uv vuvu. lr i i i i i Sumner Terry, our enterprising No. 4 express 1 1 :31 r.

uum springs is aiwav iuo uesi piace The Rock Island will sell round to Kot vour CASn anj tn0 IQHE8T and and loan agents, aro doing a arge business and report a great au trains marked with an are inp uckoib 10 ivaiisas prices for your hogs, many sales. daily, others except Sunday. J. B. Beekv, Agent.

na Se" Them Right J. 0. Hartman will soon have in WCl. -OtU, Mill ttUU OWIU, iuiv Twn K. W.

(SANTA FK ROUTE.) stock a general lino of goods such as for the round tnp. Good returning w.8(Jora a 8ad erienoo A until Nov. 4th, 1887. Fare from jrammA.H.isrf-vA-. WEST.

boots and shoes, ready made cloth Mail 6:55 r. si ost Springs to Kansas City, $4.05. mfi fl and ftn ing and notions. lothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Furnishing Goods Groceries, and QUEENSWARE, Which for Quantity, Quality and Low Prices, BEAT THE WORLD! The Choice was never more extensive. In fact We've Si a Full use, Local 12:55 p.

It is a most gratifying fact to the letter-heads and envelopes beinc ti John Knox, of Peabody, has the EAST. people of this township that, in ad-1 little lower than those charged by contract for building the cellar walls dition to the many advantages ai- the home omcci, both of these gen Mall 0:45 A. Local 4:45 p. of the new business house of Lan dreth Heysom. ready possessed by them, they now Uomcn gave him an order for 1,000 tiavotho opportunity to Bccure the each of these articles.

Their dis- Journal for one year for $1 J. W. Williams, familiarly called Denver Short Lino railroad by sim- gust may be imagined when their ply casting their votes for tlfe aid goods came and proved to be of a who is Democratic candidate Who will bo the first to put up ice 'or sheriff, was looking up his this wintor? And Marked Everything in it Down to Prices asked by that company. quality so inferior as to be scarcely chances hero last week. The City hotel is doing a rushing Notwithstandinc the fact that the worth the express charges.

At home Marion and Peabody now enjoy business. ournal has missed two issues, it is they would have obtained honest That Will Soon Empty It! Farmers bring us your produce. We want all we can tret, and we will criva city advantages water works, eleo again on its feet and in a condition, goods at -oncst prices. JTopelTerald Choice cigars and tobacco go to trio lights, telephones and daily pa we hope, to stay that way. ILL.

The victory of the Illinois bucket- you a square deal. pers everything except street cars. Hartraan's. F. L.

Glover keeps livery rigs. Cive him a call. Landreth Hysom. Grigsby will look after ur interests iau legal contest with the Chicago board of trade will be applaud-and the interests of the people of edbya g00d many thoughtful persons The Rock Island has on sale until Nov. 2d, round trip tickets to Kansas inis community uunng our ausence.

uirougnoui me country wno noia no BTatronizo Frank Grigsby, our City for one fare. The stockbreeders Ho is authorized to act as manager relations with either or these tonsonol artist. 3t convention is to assemble there at that 4 ul he abolished without dohur harm to anv time. Coffman Mowrer have received On and ftftnr Oo.tnbfir 20 wa will legitimate interest. But there is a rea- R.

W. Wylie has moved his entire A car load of sand. i v.u:uu: (. sonable probability that all of them in rierEi stock of goods here and now Lost Ml J. M.

Whishart, of Marion, visited ost Springs the largest line of jury to general business in the past two Springs has one of the best general in Lost Springs Friday. goods carried by any country store years as the cornerers of the Chicago merchandise houses in three coun Miss Lydia Meyer was a guest at in central Kansas. Our goods are bine" a few months ago. The court ties. new ana nrst-ciass, irom nrsi nanus declined to dissolve the injunction for -DEALER IN- J.

H. Snyder will sell you cook the City hotel last week. J. H. Snyder keeps a good line paints at bed rock prices.

stoves and heating stoves for less only, and our prices are as low as bidding a telegraph company to deliver those made by any competing towns, board of trade quotations to bucket- so aa shops. The ground for this action of Come and examine oui $8,000 bran iha iaim A tho money than they cau be purchased HARDWARE elsewhere. Come and see me. Ivv xsvua vituv vuw vim i a uv right by tho board to discriminate J. C.

Gross, of Marion, was a guest mean business. against any class of citizens was more at the City hotel Tuesday. A.usfc opnug is Biiunwu i dangerous to the public in its conse- Louis Shoeller, of Florence, was Frank Grigsby's unction of two of the greatest rail- quences than the bucket-shops could be, in Lost Springs last Friday on busl roada in lif.niiTitrv and iasiirrnnnd- This position Of the COUrt can not be barber shop in the City hotel. a nD successfully ui Glote- ness. Mr.

Shoeller evinced a good deal of surprise at the advancement Do you take the Lost Springs Tinware Stoves, IRON AND STEEL, DOOR AND WINDW SCREENS. ALL. KINDS OF PINE cu ivitiiu iniiu vuwo 10 JCfUOCT(Xt Journal? If not, why not? of our flourishing town. 1 EYERIB0DY TAKES IT. dnpinor nnvfhinrr that nan errnwnl Patronize J.

W. Rankin, the sole If you want to make your ful the temperate zone, and is rapidly way (St Jogeph Iowa Raiir0(1 0o proprietor of the City hotel. grown children happy and comfort being settled up by a class of people lessee is tne Dest equippeu lino west 01 i i mwin nj Missouri River. Our equipment was Geo. C.

Foster and wife, of Hope, able by purchasing them several lits. u.v built expressly rorthls line by tho Pull you will do well to call on Sumner spent Sunday in Lost Springs. vim. nat more couia anvone askr man ruiace uar wnicn is a jrunran. LUMBER Terry, real estate men.

Although only a few months old it A choice lino of canned fruit a offers splendid advantages to the la- our coaches elecantly upholstered and specialty. J. 0. Hartman. C.

S. Coyne, the well known Santa horpra tbp mpcbnnio tho morrhant vcry comiorcauie in every particular, 11 borers, tne mecnanic, tne mcrcnant youare ol ngtonnv part of Kansas or Fe foreman, and his men are on V. G. A. Trestler, of Peabody, was and the professional man.

Nebraska, reached by this line, or to any lay-off of a couple of weeks and wi "booked at the City hotel Tuesday. point easi. remeniuer yon win never re- The beautiful new Baptist church at grct having started right by taking the go to Manchester on the first of No SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, Hair, Plaster, Lime, Cement, Paints Oils, Varnishes, Glass and Putty. Wagon wood work; and Vehicles of all Kinds. J.

C. Chorn, of Lincolnville, was nicngo, ivansas a eurasKa itauway vember to lay a new yard there. FoalxKly dedicated k.t Sunday, (ErAla registered at the City hotel Tuesday Rev. I. N.

Clark, of Kansas City, con Chris. Hoffman, of Enterprise, the For further particulars, address JNO. SEBASTIAN, G. T. P.

Lost Springs will never grow to ducting the services. The church was great miller to whom Coffman Topeka, Kansas, be a large city without the Jotjbnal, built at a cost of $3,000, and is one of I Mowrer consigned a large shipment COAL AND GRAIN! the handsomest and most conveniently Take a look at that elegant line of of wheat, was transacting business J. H. NANSEN, hats and caps at R. W.

Wylie in this thriving city this week. arranged churches in the state. It is heated by hot air, lighted by electricity Barto Wire and. Wool. Frank Stewart has the contract for W.

P. Robinson and wife, of Hope, and has all of the modern improve Sign Painter were guests at the City hotel Tuesday, putting up the building for Mastin Brothers. When the building is ments. Enough was subscribed during the dedication to place the church prac Harry L. Brown has just disposed AND CONTRACTOR.

tically out of debt. The pastor of the completed it will add to the appear of his buggy ponies to J. W. Rankin church, Rev. J.

Heritage, is one of the ance of that part of our thrifty town, ablest and most energetic clergymen of PAINTING AIM PAPFR AN HI (l R. M. Williams, of Lincolnville, was a guest at the City hotel Tuesday, On account of Kansas day in the Kansas City exposition, the Rock much of the prosperity, of the Peabody 'Go to Hartman's when you want Island will sell round trip ticke church is due to his intelligent and in sugars, teas, coffees and all kinds A SPECIALITY. LOST SPRINGS, KANSAS. Oct.

30th and 31st at one fare for the defatigable efforts. Bjaces. round trip. Return limit Nov. 2nd J.

W. Eankin, formerly of Blue 1887. Shipments on tho Bock Island. EXPORTS. This Space Reserved for Sumner Terry, Land and Loan Agents, Lost Springs, Kansas.

Mo'trod, Ulino'w, is Tunning the City M. Simpson, with his man Frl Coffman Mowrer, one car load day, County Attorney Dean, was in hote fa a ime. Remember! nen you want of hay to Kansas City. All work guaranteed as Represented, town Wednesday. It was little com Coffman Mowrer, one car load of fort they got here, as our people are transfer business do' not to ca' Leave orders at Post Office.

hay to Topeka. all coins to vote for Frank Dos on H. L. Brown. E.

E. Dickerson, one car load of ter for judge. Remember, when vou wit a good hay to Eansas City. fihftVA nr hair flnfc don't fail tn on M. F.

flhupe, one car load of broom The heralds of winter are here which give new life and vigor to the coal corn to Chicago. Frank Grigaby. LOOK dealer. If it was not an infringement J. B.

Beery, one car load of tele B. C. Werthcner, of Emporia, wa, a copyright we would say some' graph wire to Woodbine, Kan. th 'ug about the ice man, but as it D. B.

McNicol, one car load of u't. baled hay to Topeka. weci At. fin Beery fe Newby, two car loads of P. B.

Plumb was a visitor WWInpfldair Snnativr hay to Topeka. -THE- in our tov Perry Warner, ono car load of Plumb is an hcaT ed nd examining the merits of our great boom last week. Mastin Brother will move the butcher shop into their new building as soon as it is completed. Mastin Bros, shipped hides over the Rock Island to Benj. McLean, at Kansas City, Wednesday.

Herbert L. Grigsby has painted the letters on the blankets of Transfer No. 1, for H. L. Brown.

nohloman. wh, 18 alwa78 l00klng hogs to Kansas City. TMFOftTH. out for the intorts of tho P00P xn presents in the J. II.

Snyder, one-half car load of TT A stoves from Keokuk. Iowa. JTk i-i United States General GRAIN Dealers Lost Springs, Kansas. Office, Scales and warehouses on Main opposite Santa Fe Depot. J.

J. DURBIN) Manager. BEST QUALITY OF i Channon Hctnmingway, one' The new Evangelical chu'rchjn Lin' half car load of stoves from Kansas be dedi- colnville, Marion county, will City. ember, cated the first Sunday in Nov. The trains on the Santa Fe and M.

F. Shupe, one-half car load of lical 5x IMshop Esher, an eminent evangt "he window glass from Kansas City. Rock Island railways have been be Jrind time for the past week. minister of Chicago, will officiate. 1 Coffman Mowrer, two car loads Evangelical church has been completeu S.

Fw and P. B. Ilidlebaugh 0 i lumber from Lansing and Leav' have the contract for plaBteiing the IMi torth. em new building of Mastin Bros. ti.

i ayior, one car ioaa ox ma at a cost of $3,000, and is the finest church belonging to that denomination in this part of Kansas. Tho Joubnal proposes, if given proper support, to become the leading weekly paper in Marion county. chinerv from Topeka. Herbert L. Grigsby, manager of the Lost Springs Journal, wont to Rock 1.

rauway, iwo car loaus Marion on business Thursday. of Badecr Co ca loa John B. Greer, a rising young attorney of Marion, was looking after of lumber, from mnnipai. It remains with tho business men of our thriving town to decide whether it shall bo gratiJld. A first-class J.

0. hrtman HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR TD A XT A TVTTV TU ASXT" $1 A YEAR Han lust oncnedout with a fresh legal business in this city Monday. Coffman Mowrer shipped six car loads of wheat and two car loads newspaper is worth more to a town sunnlv of croceries, svhich ho will than any other publio or private en torpriso that can bo named. sell at bottom figures. of hay over tho Santa Fo last week,.