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The Lost Springs Courier from Lost Springs, Kansas • 1

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iff. 1IV11V tOST JUNE 7, 1889. No, 48. plain wire grape trellises at Barrows Tiflyjnan OardofThankfli, I desiie to thank those of my friends Bank of Lost Springs. LOST SPRINGS, KANSAS, A Kcncral Banking business transacted.

Issua cxchan.o in York and Kansas City, Always hayo money to loan on approved security, Taxes fop Tarion county received, SHIRK, Cashier, GEO. JAS. BARRON, Have your clothes made, It is SIM fflittttt 2gfgfTTV fit suits to tho latest styles, and can meet the taste of tho moist fastidious, and will ftstonesh you in hard timo prjpes. Call and my M. SHTJPE, Dealer General Lost Springs, Kansas, A complete stock of dry goods, groceries, boots, phoes and gent's urpishing goods, Quecnsware, glassware, etc, 1 also handle afuull lono of farm implements at bedrock prices, If you want a linebuiness The Union Town Company We have about 100 choice lots prices and on easy termH for tho next 60 davs.

Parties wishing lots in Lost Springs snould call early, Office with' Lost Springs Courier. Reliable Fire Insurance Don't fail to Channon's Old papers at this office, flye cents per dozen. Fly time will soon Jiprp get your screen doors, W. II. Blesh made a (lying trip to lope Tuesday.

Special bargains In jadiesflne shoes at Loveless Sacket's. Mr, A. Terry has a full geji pf rubber stencils tor Ma own use, Mr. F. L.

Glover made a business trjp to Ppabody last week, Miss Llljie Bowlby pf Marlpn was in the pity the fore part pf the week, This 80I100I district has $3,500 de posited In the Bank of Lost Sprngiq, tons of hay, W.B, Dobbs, T. Sumner gave us a pleasant cajl Tuesday and fllled ayapaP7 'n our purse. J. 0. Padgett Will get bis first issue in WHsey this weeH a six col umn folio, If you want the newest and latest improved Vapor stove made, call and see it at S.

Channon's. Mr. B. B. Black, agent at the Santa Fe depot, becomes a member of the Courier readers this week.

Mr. E. Mowrer made a flying trip to Tampa Wednesday. He says that lit tle inn is having a hitching post boom, There will bo a strawberry and ice cream social at the Central hotel in this city Wednesday night. Every body come and have an enjoyable time.

Ye editor had a horse-back ride Tuesday evening and never fell off once he thinks he will go on the range as a bronco buster next fall. Elder Pinkerton will preach at the Christian ohurch in Lincolnvllle, Sunday June Oth, morning and even ing. Every body is cordially invited to attend, We want the ladies of Marion county to see our stock of goods." We are headquarters on fans, parasols and all fancy goods. Loveless Sacket, Marion. The finder of our ortlce key greatly rewarded on returning it, It slipped through a hole in our pocket.

The hole was not worn by money but by feeling for it to pay bills with the first of the month. Postmaster Terry is thoroughly reno vating the postofflce building and will make an effort to have it painted and furnished witha new cabinet by the be ginning of the next quarter. Mr. W. B.

Dobbs and his daughter, Miss Mamie, came up from Marion Tuesday and returned Wednesday The young lady has applied for the primary department of our school, A Bargain: Any one wishing to speculate or go into business, can purchase my entire property in Lost I Springs at reasonable figures, Fori further information call on or address 0, IlABTMAN, There will be a strawberry and ice cream social given by the members of the good templers lodge in Lincoln-ville Saturday night, Say we all go down and help them out, as they have bestowed many such favors upon us, We have a fine sample of the lates improved Buckeye mower and binder on exhibition nowr Come and examine it and get our prices before purchasing elsewhere. COFFMAN MOWBEB, Mr. W. II. Moot has told a great many that the school board at Lost Springs has promised him the school another term at We presume his object was to baffle other applicants.

The board positively denies the rumor and the place still remains open for Borne good teacher, The Family Educatoh. Web" ster's Unabridged Dictionary is a great fanily educator, and no family of children had ought to be brought up without having ready access to this great volume. It will answer hundreds of questions of each wide-awake child. It is an ever-present and reliable schoolmaster to the whole family. Tuesday, June 4th, being her twentieth birth day, Miss Maggie McNicol invited a few of her most intimate lady friends to spend the afternoon and take tea with her, before whom was spread a delicious repast, consisting of straw berries, ice cream and other dainties.

Presents were tendered by the follow ing guests: Miss Mamie D. Ilartman, Mrs. 8. Channon, Miss Xanna Thompson, Mrs. J.

II. Snyder, Mr. Alaac Mc Nicol, Mrs. Jas, McNicol and Mrs. A.

M. Nottrouer. Dealers, )u FurniturB And Undertakers, Rogers' Block, Marlpn, Kansas, A. CIUIJJTO, Dealer in latches, Mb sni Finn Jewelry, Jeweler audPracUoalWatohmaker. Careful and Prompt attention given to Marion, Kansas.

Billings, JI. L. Buunpagk. PIPINGS CO, Furniture Iteal rs, MARION, KANSAS. A Fine Hearse Always on Hand, H.

L. BltUNDAGE, Undertaker. We are Kivintr sneoial attention to this department, and are prepared to furnish the latest styles, JSMUAlrfAUJNlr A HFJfiWAW Calls attended day or night, ROB ROY The Celebrated Kentucky Black Jack, Will mako the season of 1889 as Mondavs and Tuesdays at Sherk 1 Livery fiaud in Lincolnville and tho remainder 01 tho week at a L. Glover's Barn in Lost Springs. TJSltMS.

Ton dollars to insure a mule to stand and suck, Owner and business manager, Coco Junior. Is a Beautiful Dapple Gray, weighs about 1,800 lbs and Is a straight i Norman, good disposition, and good style and action, Will make the season as follows: Mondays and Tuesdays at our farm, 4 miles southwest of this city and the balance of the week at our stable in Lost Springs. AMiittMO, $8.00 to Insure a colt to stand and suck, 9H0WHKR JlUOH, J.O.snUSTKB'S Blacksmith Blacksmithing and all kinds machinery repairod on short order, (itivo him a call, D. M. NETTOUElt, Lost Springs, Kan.

WAGON MAKER and carpenter. Makes window and door house and screen doors, frames window and door work, sash, also does cabinet A. Mi Nbttrourkr Dealer in Fresh and Salt Meats Lost Springs, Kan. We will keep canstantly on hand complete line of fresh and salt maets for our trade, and solicit the patronage 01 an. FECK, Proprietor, EurekaHotel Lost Springs, Kan.

Accommodations first-class, rates rea sonablo. The only first-class house in town. I MPT 7 $1.00 for three weeks. The BAiriilJ POLICE GAZETTE wlU be mailed, securely wrapped, to any address In the United States for three months on receipt Lib oral dis- UU1 1U" count allowed to noHtmasters. aeents and clubs.

The POLICE GAZETTE II AIT I'D of New York is the only le- gitmato ustrated snorting and sensational journal published on the Ameri- VuVV nnntlnnnf A nnlv tv frnrmu AlJU' tn 11.ICITA It!) K. FOX. Franklin Square, New York STANFORD SON, Marion, Kan Dealers In wP tendered presonts at my birth day party, Tuesday, June 4th. Maggie All persons are warned against cut ting the chains or breaking fhe locks on the pastur gates on Sou. 3 and 8, T.

17 1. 4 under penalty of the law. nxmmh AQardofThanks. Tho ladies of the church are very thankfutjoMr. Jas.

Mexico for his generosity in giving them the use of the Ppntrjdhotel for their festlyal Ifotlpo tor the Fubllo, All malls going on the 0. K. Jf. It. B.

will be closed 80 minutes before train time. All malls for C. K. W. It.

H. will be closed at 8 p. in. The postofflce will be open at 7 a. and closed at 8:30 p.

except Sunday, and will be open; on Sunday from 0:30 to 11:15 a.m. and from 4:30 to 0 pt m. until further notice. A. Terry, P.

Proteotlon. Mistku Couiuku: Will you plase till ma about this protaotlon. Sure and was'nt it proclaimed from lvery stunp, and strata corner that if we should elect Mr. Harrison tho laboring man would be protected an we would not have to compate with the mislrable forriner that works for (i and 8 cents day; an didn't they tell us we would get all the work an plenty to ate an raise our children like young prisldents, as it was yes and sure they did, Well we voted for Bin and all the host of 'em. an be gorry the flint Job of work to be let here was let to bloody forri ners ana tne rulers turned a deal ear to all of our entreaties.

Our dets may gounpadeand our children cry for bread, an their stony hearts won't melt a bit. I don't understand it it's beyond my comprlhension. Two thirds of the rulers was protectionists last fall when they wanted us to vote ror inem, an now some or tbem very men have imported forriners to do the work that rightly belongs to us an they tell me such a grate majority as the protection rulers had if they were congressmen can make a law over the prisident's veto. In the face of al this an after such treatment Is it to be wonuerea at that so many of us are dimocrats and union labor men, If Jt was not that our party has so many good and tlirue men in it, I should fee like laving it myself; but in the lan guage of the poet, "To-morrow the sun may be shining, although it Is cloudy to-day," Yours in sorrow, Mikb Maorkw. The well for the creamery Is being put down this week, Work on the new school house foun dation has opened up, Irve Glover returned home from Lin colnville Tuesday evening.

Show us the man who says the Cou rier has any idea of pulling out of Lost Springs, The ladies of the Foreign Mission society will meet at Mrs. Mas- tens Wednesday, James sumner, son 0: our wor thy Tom, will attend the teacher's in stituto at Marion, We are informed that Jas, McNico is trying to make arrangements to move the Central hotel to the heart of the city. Mr. Al Sherk, MIbs Daisy DuVall and Miss Minnie Chora of Lincolnville visited Mr. and Mrs, J.

B. Beery of this city Wednesday evening, Mr. T. C. Sumner brought three or four stalks of corn in for exhibition from his own planting which measured four feet two inches in length, Beat that if you can.

N. F. Styles of Scott City, Kansas, takes A. J. Jones' place as section fore' man on the Bock Island road at thin place.

Mr. Jones was laid off forBome unknown cause, but he is a rustler and will soon strike oil again. The strawberry and ico cream solial given by the ladies of the M. E. church was a grand success, tho rupust was ofthehighes ilavor and was greatly enjoyed by all present.

The ladies are very appreciative of the good turnout the citizns favored them with. Net re ccipts $0.00. The sxpense was coiv sidcrable as nothing was left out that would give the slightest dlssatisfac tion. 3303 OH IOi l'asbenger 11:22 p. 4:47 4:30 ft.

mm a. Freight I'assenger west Freight All trains cairy passengers. JJ.JJ. Black, Ag't; The Chicago Kansas Neb. Ift.

R. frOCfc JSLAND ROUTE, Time Card hi effect Npv. JS J888. Ijost springs Station, TRAIJfS PKPART. daily.

Ma. h. daily, maUop4 expres, 5:17 p. pi nignt express, a. freight, 8:40 TRAINS SASTr DEl'AUT, if 0.

2, daily, mail and Mo. dady, night express, a. So; 29, ei. Sunday, freight, .5:25 P. A.

P. Pahkeb, yjpe-Pres, and (i, Jiro. gEBASTJAN, If. Af J. 15.

Ukeuv, Jlcsident Agent. K. 5f STKASSKB, J. HIYSICIANS SURGEONS, Office asp JtESfDjsscKisr Snow's JHiOCJC. Old papers for pale here, Subscrsb for the Pophieb, For bottom figures on the best Bai'b Wire made, call at 8.

Channon's. 8. Channon has the best Screen Poor in the market for sale. Call and see Elmer Greyer left fpr Oklahoma last Tuesday, The farmers are very busy cultivat ing porn at present, ftbildrens Day will be observed pn June at the church in this city. Kansas is all aglow With flattering prpspscts of a rousing crop this season Cofllman Mowrer received a nice little bill of new goods Tuesday even Mr, 0.

Ilartman is confined to his bed with a severe attack of innama tiop of the stomacht A scheme is on foot to move the Loveless Sacket building up town and we think ifwUl work, We have just received a new stock of envelops, Come get a supply printed for your pwn use, Gents Summer' Clothing at hard time prices at, Mr, U. W. Ilogue increases our sub Bcription list this week by handinding in has name for entry, Best Deodorized Gasoline the only wife article. I will have it for sale in ft few days, S. Chawon, Mr.

A. L. Dobbs went to Marion where he will remain till sometime July when he will return to the Springs Eighty-four people dined at the Eu rckft hotel Tuesday, and there was nothing more than usual to draw a crowd, The Lost Springs Town Company has given up all strife and is now of fering rare inducements to parties Wishing to locate, Borne think we are too personal in Atnt'esoing our opinion. That is the only wooesaful way to settle matters and get lid of answering questions Mr, A. S.

MoAUster, of Herington ah In theSprlngs Monday looking after hi property. He also left a dollar our slab which secures tho Cou tttRR for one year, We have a better line of diesa goodi mora stylish ana cheaper than any store In tho county, If you doubt it come and see and we will convince you LovKMiHS Sackkt, Marion, We can heartily recommend the CociUKit Cornet Band to any commit tee in quest of music for the Fourthof July, as a temperate net of boys and always at their post ready ror duly, It would be well to keep an eye open for mad dogs. G.W.IIogne Informs us his dog had what he.called hldropko-M and lie killed him, but a few hours More ho went into spasonw lie was iliruUmr with another dog, therefore II la well enouiih to keep on fie alert, We sincerely hope that our CwCfman is having an enjoyable time In old Virginia, but we imagine can see him sluing on a stum pareing stone braise or picking wood icks ml ot nil hair, praying to the Ird for wrmisstoa to once more confront the Marion, Kansas the cheanost in the end. cur tin! in Merchandise. or Residence lot, see left which we will sell at while you can get them at a bargain, see us before in Marion will ho delivered on us When writing for information always mention the number of property you desire, and you will find us ready to give you a whirl on almost any kind of a trade.

J. C. Padgett, Ileal Estate 42, Good building and five lots in this city. With very little expense the buiding can be arrangad for a nice residence, or a splendid business buildingi Spot cash wiu take it cheap, or wil. trade it for land or stock.

CHBAP1ST IATINQOM EAKTHf Abbott Buggy Co. bIIOAOO, THE STEEL GEAR BUCCY. BOILDEBS OF 100 DIFFERENT STYLES OF VEHICLES. LiBOEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CttHtoOttalQgae udleiraneareit Agist. STOVES BARB WIRE Have secured tho agency of the Celobratod '-STaR WIND MILLS" and have a largo stock of them on hand and on prices and tormH that will compute with any competition on flrst-chiHs Best Epippefl Mop inthe County.

Orders will Rechire Prompt and Careful Attention. Bills sold to parties not livinc their depot platform without extra charge. Don't fail to cull on before buying your winter supplies. Mr. W.

II. Evans of Lincolnville, was in the city yesterday. He thinks the northeast part of the county is entitle to recognition this fall, and is out seeing what the people think his chances will be to secure the nomination for county clerk. From his natural appearance and conversation we wpuld judge the timber to be sound and of a number one quality, S. M.

PADGETT'S Real Estate -COLUMN- Land and Insurance. LOST SPRINGS, KANSAS. IP YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO Sell or Trade, Call and see us. We are Constantly on The Dloker. Foil salk.

No. 41 sec 27. 17, 4 e. This land lies one mile from Lost Springs and can be bought at a bargain on easy terms. 40IiOts 15 and 16 in block 12, lot 20 in block 10 in Lost Springs can be bought cheap.

We have two farms in Dakota, one of 120 acres the other KM acres, the latter being well improved which we will trade for land in this part of Kansas. Foil sa tic A good gasoline stove. Enlmlre at this olllce. We can sell you an Avery, While or New Home sewing machine from 10 to $15 cheaper than any agent. Don't fail to see us before buying, head for family..

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Pages disponibles:
248
Années disponibles:
1888-1889