The Clifton Review du lieu suivant : Clifton, Kansas • 3

THE CLIFTON REVIEW TllRT THURSDAY. APRIL 4.18S9. C4MOI The "Regulator," Clay Center, Kansas. THE GREAT MONEY SAVING ESTABLISHMENT. PS Local Intelllerenc.

Com IS to 19 cts. llogs $4.15. Eggs 9 cents per dozen. Oat 18 cents per bushel. Wheat 85 to 90 cents per bushel, i Butter 121 cents per pound.

Potatoes 45 cents per bushel. AVED. LL JJTDDLE pROFITS gAVED. LL JIDDLE pROFITS lias the Clifton creamery failed? Binding twine 14c. N.

B. NEEDHAM. All Goods Shipped Direct trom the Manufacturers and Supplied to the Public at the Lowest Prices, thereby saving the Wholesale and Commission agent's Binding twine only 15 cents per pound All Goods Shipped Direct from the manufactursrs and supplied to the Public at tiie Lowest saving TnK Wholesale AND COMMISSSON AGENT'S at Schiltz Bros. Co's. New Spring styles of mens' and boys' huts at New York Store.

Hartson Doud is figuring on buying the Palmer Pioneer franchise. All the latest New York Styles of HATS AND BONNETS, IN ALL COLORS, SHAPES AND QUALITIES. An elegant line of Flowers, Tips and Plumes. Ribbons in endless varietj. Any style of Bonnet or Hat made to order at short notice.

At New York Store. W.C.SANDERS. Mr. James Smith, one of oldest set Follow the crowds to the REGULATOR, Clay Center, Kansas. Main store, Joliet, branches, Washington and Council Grove, Kansas.

BEACH STARE. tlers in Sheridan township, was buried Friday. If you want to rent a house call at theRiTiEW Office. We have two of them on hand to rent. Quack! Vining elected city officers Monday.

Read Schiltz Bros. Co's "ad" on twine SHOES! cheap! SnOES! SHOES! cheap! cheap! At the REGULATOR. Did you get April fooled Monday? Best binding twine 17c. N.B. NEEDHAM.

Several cases of mumps are reported in town. J. A. Branson, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Clifton, Kansas. Notary Public.

D. C. TTLEK. F. P.

TTLBA TYLER TYLER. PHYSICIANS SURGEONS, Clifton, Kansas. Office over Clifton State Bank. All calls promptly attended te. (hcemkopatiiist) It is a hard matter to please every body.

Prof. Blake says it will be dry during the month of April. Legal business is not so good as it was a month ago. When people have any thing else to do they will not law. The fellows who subscribed for the Kansas City Evening News under the promise of a write up of the to wi, have been waiting patiently for that write up.

Poultry business pays when properly head Flags were run up to the mast Monday, election day. managed. War! War! War! Physician and Snrgeon, Fult line of Spring shoes at New Clifton, Kansas. York Store. W.

A. Beeson and Hartson Doud were.Clifton visitors Monday. Three doors west of Review Office. New Goods constantly arriving at The best man we know of is the man New York Store. AUCTION Our Militia boys need not tremble at these -words.

They only mean WAR on PRICES. We have unfurled the who can be happy under dufficulties. With our job stock that came in on the Rock Island the other day we found a large package of bristol card board, assorted colors, appropriate for printing horse cards. D. Rossman is disposing of some of his Irish setters.

ine council met last evening to can Banner and shall allow no Competition to drag it in the dust. We have double the amount of goods of any other It is the Success is not an accident. result of hard work. vass the votes cast at the city election. Take warning that if you ever want office in Clifton you must get on the "Citizens' Ticket." The undersigned will cry your sales and guarantee satifcfaetion.

Bring on your sales. Call and see rue when yeu have a sale to cry. JOHN SUE A. AUCTIONEER! I will cry your sale in German or English and guarantee satisfaction or no Dav. Far The Review is in favor of dropping town fights from this on.

We suggest that in the future the business men get together and choose men that will business house in Clifton, and we bought THEE! CHEAP and are ABLE to SELL them CHEAP, and WILL sell Mr. R. Berner shipped another car load of fat cattle Tuesday. them CHEAP, be acceptable to all the voters. SHOES! cheap! It is about time the board of trade terms enquire at the KBViEWnfTlee.

SHOES! SHOES! caeap! cheap! At the REGULATOR. was waking up once more. Clifton is a literary town and every body reads the papers. It makes us Clarence Runey attended the real es When you beat T. M.

Dolan and N. feel proud to know that such is the tate meeting at Concordia. B. Needham counting noses, it will be case. We hope some day that Clifton will be the literary hub of Kansas.

necessary to get up early in the Last week some of the Odd Fellows burned the grass off of their cemetery. The Kansas City daily Globe is a new The ladies of Clifton appreciate the venture. It is a morning paper and is When a Btranger approaches you on a furnished to readers at $5 per year, just business proposition, touch him light privilege of suffrage, there being 136 votes cast by the ladies at the election half the price asked for the Journal or ly. Gentlemen, do you want any Clothing, Hats, Caps or Furnishing Goods? We wiU save you money. Clothing at COST until FURTHER NOTICE.

Ladies, do you want any Dress Goods, Spring Wraps, Dres Trimmings, Fine Shoes, Silk Umbraellas, Parasols? Now is your time. We are on the WAR PATH and mean business. Any one in need of Trunks and Valises can save mo ney by calling on us. We are ABLE and WILLING to give you more for $1 than you can got any where. Have you found out how prices are bing slaughtered in our GROCERY ROOM If not take a little time to look it up.

Come and see us. We can do you GOOD. Wm. Funnell Ulil). SCUWINUKKSIAN.

IV Green, Tainting.Paper and Graining. House, Sign, and Carriage Tainting. Satisfaction guaranteed in all its branches. Shop over Baker Rhodes' carpenter shop, CLIFTON, KA.N. GEO.

H. THIELB, Abstracter and examiner of titles, conveyance, real estate and loan broker. Washington, Kansas. Having a complete Abstract of Titles of Washington County, Kansas, I am prepared to furnish abstracts of titles to all inds and town lots in the caunty. Will pay taxes and redeem lands for non-residents.

All business intrusted to my care will receive prompt attention. W. H. PARSONS, DENTIST, CLIFTON. Painless Methods.

Monday. Times. It intended to meet the wants Post master Wm. Murdock is giving of busy people. The largest vote ever poled in Clif satisfaction.

We want him kept right As we understand it, a Sewing Ma there. ton, was poled at the election Monday. Only nine persons in the city of legal chine for family use shonld be simple Barber Schroyerleft age who did not vote. in its mechanism; should run easily, do town owing a is a good place few dollars. Missouri a wide rangeof work, be as noiseless as ltr.

nave only meager accounts or a for such fellows. possible, handsome, durable, and suicide committed Friday by a young man living near Linn. Despondency is cheap as is consistent with excellence throughout. The New Home Sewing Monday Shea Prentice paid out $57 on freight bills alone a good round sum for one day. supposed to be the cause.

Machine fills all these couditions to per Teeth cleaned and extracted. Teeth fill fection. If there is anything in a name it must T. M. DOLAN.

Vice-President VT. P. RICE. President. W.

O. HENDERSON, Cashier. SHOES! cheap! List of letters remaining in the post B. GARCELON, Ass't. Cashier.

be that the "Citizens' was well chosen. Every time it has made the SHOES! SHOES! cheap! cheap! At the REGULATGR. ed and filling warrant-led to stay and preserve the teeth. Artificial teeth from $5 to $35. Adapted to the most office at "Vining, Clay county, for race it came out the winner.

the month ending March 28, 1889: Har difficult cases. Office days last 8 of wch month. vey Rinten, John D. Baldwin, Naoma T. has just commenced de Election at Vining resulted in the Darnall, Alva Evans, Esq.

3, Peter livered his trees, plants and shrubbery. choice of the following officers: Mayor, Lavalley, D. E. McGregor. Felix Mc BAKER RHODES, oiitr actor Builders.

CLIFTON STATE BANK, He has a fine lot on hand and the ground is in fine condition for planting A. Wangerien; Council, Jas. Sager, J. D. liusco.

Charlie Cooper. B. VanCam- Donald, P. B. McGrew, A.

J. Stroble These letters will be sent to the dead this Spring. pen and W. D. Banner; folico Judge, Mr.

Worth. letter office April 28, 1889, if not deliv At the Review office we loan money ered before. Parties calling for the CLIFTON, KANSAS Estimates furnished and contracts made to furnish and complete frame and brick buildings. Jobbing attended to. Shop south of the Rbview office.

Cliftok, Kansas on real estate at 8 per cent and give the We are in receipt of another supply above, please say "advertised." of job stationary. Letter heads, note Jennie Coiin, P. borrower the privilege of paying oft the loan at any time. Our facilities for $50,000.00. Capital Paid In, heads bill heads, envelopes, poster paper, every thing needed for a first class We could name at least half a dozen making quick loans are complete, Important to Ladies.

fellow right in Clifton, who are figur job office, 'till you can't rest. Remem A reliable woman wanted to Introduce direct Attention Farmers! TUB SEED SEASON IS HERE. TTIOSE WISHING TO BUY SEEDS WILL DO WELL BY CALLING ON 11AKKEU YOEY, AS WE CAKHY A FULL LINE OF FIELD AND GAKDEN SEEDS. BULK GARDEN SEEDS A SPECIALTY. WE ALSO HiTK A to the ladlca In tlil county.

Dr. Nichols cele A General Banking Business Transacted. Exchange Bought and Sold at Current Bates. ing on going to Oklahoma. We can say for the benefit of our readers that the territory opened for settlement embraced in Harrison's proclamation, in brated Spiral Spring Clasp Corsets (50 different stvlesl.

no moreb oken steels: warrented un- ber the Review job office. CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED. To thb Editor Please Inform your readers that I have a positive remedy for the above named disease. By its timely use thousands of hopeless cases have been permanently cured. shall be clad to send tw bottles of my reme DreakaDie or money reiunaea.

ine greatest Cotleottons on all points in Northern and Western Kansas will InTcntlon of the age. Just out. Sells on sight No exnerieuce reauired 43.00 outfit free SUPPLY OF GEI1MAN MILLET ON HAND. cludes about 12.000 farms of 160 acres each. Judging from the number of colonies being organized in different Send 10 cts.

Dostaee for sample and terms. G. reoeive prompt and careful attention. INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS! D. Nichols 384 886" Broadway, New dy free to anv of yourjreaders who have consumption if they will Jsend me their express York.

parts of the country, these will be taken up in about five minutes after 12 o'clock on the 22nd of this month, the and post omre address. Kespeetlullv, T. A. SLOCUM, M. 181 Pearl New York.

No town around can compete with MONEY TO LOAN AT REDUCED RATES Clifton merchants in low prices and A MARVELOUS DISCOVERY. good goods. You will always find the hour fixed for occupancy of said lands by the proclamation. This Space BEL01JGS SO STEDMAN Edison's Electro-Chemical Fluid positively MONET TO LOAry on improved farms at lowest rates no delay. Money paid over when papers are removes superfluous rlair iu Two minutes per- tne sKin.

the bi manently without pain or iujury to Edi- iplexlou. complexion CupidB urns ocautmes tne signed. Principal and interest payable at this Bank. DIRECTORS: II- son's Electric Balm makes the Hair grow. lustratcd circulars for 3 cent stamp.

NICHOL8 46 West 14th New York. best and the cheapest at their counters the year round. Goods are arriving all the time which is the best proof that the public generally appreciate that Clifton is a good town trade in. If our readers jiave taken any notice of the names published from week to week of those who have been paying up, it must be evident that the circulation of the Review is all we have ever T. M.

DOLAN, P. RICE, ft. N. B. NEEDHAM, ROBINSON, JAMES SABER.

A. WANGERIEN, W. 0. Thirty months ago the site of the present city of Horton iu Brown county was a corn field. I am told by Mr.

Miller, the boss carpenter of this division of.the R. I. R. that it now contains over 4,000 population, that it has electric lights, street cars and city water works, and that many of their vacant business lots sell as high as $1,000 each. It has been the railroad H.

WILLIAMS. BARBER, HENDERSON. THE IAN HARNESS CLIFTON, KANSAS. Mr. A.

J. Iman has commenced de Uarber work of all kinds promptly livering trees. All those who wish nnd neatly done. SHOP opposite the trees had better called early ad ge Post Oice. them before the beat ones are taken "'I'" I I Fridays and Saturdays he will have trees at his brother Joseph's house in JUMBO! if ton.

west of the kkview oince. where those who have not time to go to division and shops that have made it, and that is what creameries, canning factories, sorghum sugar works, a developed water power, mills and manufacturing, would do for Clifton. Until when, her growth will be slow. C. A.

Coopmi. claimed for it. Through a series of ten years the Review has established a reputation that cannot be broken down. A party of men and women gave Mr. J.

M. Jackson a surprise at his residence Friday evening. A social time was enjoyed by those present. The oc Ho is busy MAKING UP WORK FOR THE SPRING TRADE. See him before buying.

with steady employment, and good pay all the year round, to reliable men furnishing satisfactory references. the nursery can get tliera. casion was Mr. Jackson's birth day, and we are told that Mr. Jackson was The month of March passed away quickly and without any extreme cold snaps nor any extreme hot spells.

On the average it was a cool month but as a result wheat never looked better at happily surprised when his friends went marching in, with their baskets 8. A. MCOM15ER Nurserymen. Rochester, N. Missouri PacifU Time Table.

of refreshments. EAST. this time of the year in the history of the country. This is the testimony of Letters in the Clifton post Passenger 9 08 m. PatseRger 11 SO a office uncalled for at the end or tne WEST.

Passenger 4 85 ra. Passenger 00 a m. Freight. 3 87 a ra. Freight.

0 47 a 8. E. CLEM, Agent. the oldest settlers. April, which is here, is the month for busy bodies.

month of March, 1889. 11 49 m. 1 37 m. 2B UNION SQUARE.NY.WNFK.-Sh. ST.L0U1I.M0.

DAILAS.TEX. gcnIrz It mom Milton, Han Unioi Paoifli lima Table. EAST. WKST. Passenger 10 SO a m.

Frelght(ac)8 44 a m. Frelht(ac)4 S3 a ra. TasMiiger 4 63 Wm. Ganz. Henry Ireland.

Mrs. Martha A. Johnson. J. Marson.

A. Larson. Mrs. S. M.

Lcllers. August Boilan. N. N. Rosendahl.

Conrod A. Volentene. Jumbo weighs about 900 pounds; is dark mouse colored; very heavy boned; was 3 years old last September. He will stand this seaeon as follows; MOSDJLTS, During the month of March Bpring work got fairly under way, and now, this month, it will almost double up. Along with the rest comes house cleaning.

The man who has a distaste for that job will be found busy planning a fishing excursion, or he will be out of town attending to business of importance. But we did not start in to discuss these topics. April is here and al The IS THE BEST. WM. BTiifP, Ageat.

SPECIFIC O.K. AN. BAST. Passenger 11 52 a m. Lxproni 12 C3 a m.

Time Table. WJSST. Passenger 8 47 in. Express 3 20 a m. John Fischer.

"Foreign." la uu 90 fm. Th only iraeoMsfnl nmeij tot Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness, dais and Fridays, at my barn oj raiiea aue south of Clifton, Kansas; 4 miles west and 1 miles north of Morganvlllc, Kansas. Batuh-dats at Will McCadUou'e barn, Clifton, Kansas. TERM3; $10 to Insure. Care will be taken to prevent Injury, but should any occur 1 will not bo responsible, i J.

C. EDWARDS, Owoer. though a month with lots of work, we Freight Persons calling for any of the above will please say '-advertised." Wsi. Murdock, P.M. till or i Ttil and lri Tinl powdar, for ft5, BT DKtlOAIKTII.

or Mot DOftnftid oil rOMtptol "Uc'M iu WUo i. welcome the green carpet, and the 8 47 m. Freight 12 52 W. E. FILDE8, Agent.

$weet aroma that fills the air,.