The Argentine Advocate from Argentine, Kansas • 4

Gvxrar bieeotobt. What You Can Find at Bliss' PURELY PERSONAL. G. A. TAYLOR, Cashier N.

VcaLPINE. A. W. LTTTLK. THE ARGENTINE ADVOCATE Variety Store.

Wv.CEr; Indigo blue print at 64 cents per Frank Tilden and his wife haye BUBSCKIITION PRICE 1.5U I'KB VKAR yard. Mayor X. J. Enrieht folioo Judge H. M.

Herr THE ARGENTINE BANK The Patrolman shoe, which beats all Saturday, March 3, 1888. Clerk Dowzonroth others for oonifort und durability. removed across tho ravine." Mr. Thomas Kelland has leased the cottage vacated by Dr, Hinman. James Purcell and wife have an addition to their lumily.

It is a girl. Marshul H. KlelmrdsoD Men's women's and children's wig A.T.&S.F. TIMETABLE. City Treasurer 1), G.

Bliss wam slippers. Genuino kangaroo shoes. James Unwell, VreNldeut, I J. M. Murshel.

Mrs. Locklin, of Metropolitan SEJONO STHEKT, BETWEEN METHOPOUTAN AND SILVER AVES MC'ALPINE, LITTLE TAYLOR, liiu.k 0111 from oa. ji. lo I r. at, Couucllmcn H.

Hurkstaed, We can save you nionoy on table and ayenue, is quite ill witn pneumonia. M. Doouliis, A. E. Hayes.

Mr. D. 1'rickett has returned from Gibbs and Payne's oddition to Smelter tioor on cloths. Carpets at lowest market prices. 'S-Ki 3 SCHOOL BOARD.

Ulll. Mrs. H. Bailey, livinsr on Rockawav The colobrated century cloth, 28 Inches wide, at eight aud ope-third 0 51 A. M.

M. 11 i A. M. m. i 15 1'.

St. 6 00 r. M. 4 lf e. M.

16 M. ft 45 A. M. 15 A. Discount Commercial We Loan Money, Buy and sell Exchange, Paper and do a Heights, has been indisposed during the OOINO WEST.

No. Texas No. awl Mexico No. 1 iciiviT Hurt Utah Ex No. 7.

Colorano Kxpri'HH. No, K.Oshko City Express OOINO EAST. No. 2, Texas Ex No, 4. Atlantic No.

Eastern Express No. s. Now York Express No. 10, Kanwis tlily Kxpress' SOUTHERN KANSAS. OOINO WKST.

Vo.71 No. 73 T.J. Euriuht Treasurer. Steltlns Clerk C. Dowzediotn cents per yard.

The lanrost and cheapest lino of em past weeK. Dr. H. O. Beesen, of Birmingham, broideries, allovers and edgings, ever shown in Argentine, Call aud examine nn old school friend of Dr.

Burke's, gave COUNTY BOARD. them. General banking" Aiirst-elassline of men's, boys' and Hft'WLET 55 West Santa Clara San Jose, California. 3. Swingley Commissioner 1st District Thomas McMalian Commissioner 2d District G.

U. 8. Uovey Commissioner 3d District No. Time .10 :OIA.M 10 09 I'. 5 i5 r.

5 P.M. 5: A. .10:40 A.M. -OOINO children's clothing. New styles in spring millinery, Window shades and fixtures.

A full line of trunks and valises. Frenoh and Scotch flannel shirts. TOWNSHIP BOARD. 72...... 74 Deposits Received Subject to Clieclc and Interest Paid on Deposits.

Sell Foreign Exchange and Make Collections. 7" Daily exeent Sundav. Trustee McMahan Chick McGeorKO us a call iriday. Mrs.Mary See, living in thecountry, was the guest of Mrs. G.

H. Simmons on Sunday and Monday last. Rev. F. L.

Stroeter has published a four-page tract on baptism at this office. It is a convincing argument. Rev. 11. Wilcox is meeting with encouraging success in soliciting subscriptions for his M.

E. church enterprisein Argentine. Mrs. II. M.

Cole spoke in Kansas City on Friday afternoon, in the interest of the Foreign Missionary Society of the Congregational church of Missouri. W. C. Boyer is in California. He is J.

Z. Roiiahach, C. Lows, Ticket Agent. A large line of povcalo and chambray shirts moloskiu, Cheviot ana economy SOCIETIES, Correspondence and Accounts Solicited, A. TAYLOR, Cashier.

I( Meets every Tuesday eenlni, V. V. -E H.E. MIIXRR. N.G i DR.

G. I). ALLEN, rTomoepathic- Kfif Meets every Monday evening. Ul 1 ivi. Bhbsslkk, 0.

C. Office in (Simmons' new brick block AO TT Meets meets every Saturday jay salmon; argentine, Akgkntixe, Kansas erecting a number of residences on his land property thero. A four room house rents there for forty dollars a month. Of eer every Frl(lrty evening Underwear below cost tit Bowmans' A. H.

Ramsdon, architect, and Ed. THE LEADING mo Argentine advocate grows in II. Ball, secretary of the Radiator Iron Works, were in tho city Thursday. Argentine Baud Tu'SaTeven9. favor with tho people.

Subscription "OS. They report tho works ready for DTjiLi FA I I 4 rugs, Medicines, Rhemicals, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 $1.60 por j. JJ Meets every Fridayeveidmr. cheek shirts, overalls and engineers' jackets. Hats and caps for men and boys.

Soft hats, stiff hats, crush hats. We carry tho largest stock of shoes in Argentine. All goods guaranteed to be as repre: sented, and at lowest living; prices, Mr.E.B.Mantor, of the llailroad Library at Argentine, hasrecfived from Mi-. W.I.Way one hundred and eighty additional volumes by popular authors of various countries. The Advocate is also on iile there.

Mr. Hunter lias kindly extended to Us tho privilege of looking over his periodical many of which are class papers, valuable for reference. In the librarian we discover an "old Virginiar," and a gentlemen conversant with the newspaper business, having edited three different papers, though a lawyer by profession. If in the everlasting striiughi for bread and butter, we can find a mom- Buss, C. N.

McAlpino, president, and A. W. Ladies, if you need anything in the Little, vice-nresident. of the Argentine dry goods lino go to Killmer Grau el's and save money. 8.

M. A. A of N. second and fourth Sundays of each month at of P. Hall, Argentine.

liank, were in the city yesterday. Mr. Little expressed himself as well pleased with tho Advocate. If any one having a copy of tho first Mrs. C.

H. St. John returned to I Fancv anil Toilet Articles, Patent Medicines, Family Medicines. I 'l Physicians' Prescriptions accurately Compounded at till hours, GOODS SELECTED WITH CARE AND WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED Advocate will leave it at this office CHURCHES. Salina on Thursday morning, after three days in this city, the they will confer a favor.

Fine line of Indies' and children's shoes, at liowniiins'. CONGREGATIONAL Services every Sabbath Lit 10 o'clock a. in. and 7 HO I'rayer meet- guest ot Mrs. ir, liurko.

Her work ARGENTINE KANS TWO O00R8 FROM I'AfBKNGKH DEPOT, OF SANTA CLARA COUNTY. the Congregational cliurcn tins place was very acceptable, and the wish is unanimous for her return. voeltzei Mrs. Editor and all tho little editors arrived safely from Burlingame on Wed Eddie Sohauer is recovering the sight of his left eye since he. has had his right eyo taken out.

He is doihgwoll. We can save you money on groceries. Bowman linos. nesday. They are located on Rockaway Hitghrs, in the north house of the second GROCERIES AND ME AT MARKETS Prune Orchards, row of buildings from tho east.

We can't describe their place of abode any nearer, unless we employ metes and bounds. KixA FULL LINE CFxs ent's leisure, we intend topass ft in the company of Mr. Aliuitor, among liis books and (lowers. Fitzgeraid.tiie man who was thrown from the rear end of a train while passing tho reverse switch east of the Mr. Simmons talks of building a good house on his addition this ing'every Wednesday evening Rkv.

H. Colb, Pastor METHODIST Services every Sabbath at 10 30 a. m. school ac 0 a. m.

iikv. Kali'U Wilcox, Pastor. BAPTIST Services every Sabbath evening at 7 :30 p. m. Sunday school at 3 KK V.

Fit ASK STUEKTKIt, Pastor. ST. JOHN'S CATHOLIC CHUKCH-Mass every Sunday at 10 m. After mass, lnstuctlon for children. ltav Robert Lokhkkh, Priest.

AFRICAN METHODIST Services every Sabbath at 11 a. Rkv, li. J. Venablk, Pastor. AFRICAN PRIMITIVE BAPTIST- Services every Sabbath at a.

m. Rev. Austin, Pastor, AFRICAN FIRST BAPTIST-Services every Sabbath at 11 a. m. Rev.

H. Bradhhaw. Pastor. Cigars and Apricot Orchards, Mixed Orchards, Vineyards, Orchard Lands, Vine Lands, Grain Lands cGrocekies and o-tHM Queens-Ware and Glass-Ware depot last week, was suffisiently re City Homes, EVERYTHING FIR3T-CLA33. CAL AND SEE ME.

15 PERCENT. OFF FOR CASH covered Tuesday to go to Kansas City where he was seeking hospital treatment. Mr. McGeehan waa on the summer. or an old timer he deserves the best.

For gents' neekwaro, hats, cups und gloves, go to Killmur Grauol. Mrs. Mary See talks of coming into Argentine to make her homo. If she does, others of the family will probably follow. Go to Lockhart's for a cood fitting? Cor.

Silver Ave, and 3d Argentine, Kans. train, and interested himself in the Suburban Homes, Country Homes, Hillside Homes, Mountain Homes, And building sites Of all kinds- poor fellow's welfare by giving him some money, and telegraphing for officers of the humane society. J. M. Davis.

J. W. Pakkhill, pair of pants at reasonable prices. 1. 0.

Gpaiili Killmer Grauel have just received Every man who owns a foot of land A Eeal Estate Board. 'In unity there is strength." Old as the hills, but true as gospel. Let our real estate men unite in an organization for the upbuilding of Argentine. Tho columns of the Advocate are open for the use of such an organization. Resolutions of Respect.

Tho following resolutions were adopted last Saturday night at the G. A R. Post, being the report of a committee appointed for the purpose Wheheas, It hath pleased Almighty God, in his providence, to remove from our midst our comrade, John W. Kingscott, and Whereas, By reason of his long and faithful seryices to the country and his exceptionally hazardous life while so engaged, the unfortunate occasion appeals very strongly to us, and draws upon our sympathies in an unusual degree. Therefore, be it Resolved, That we desire to place DAVIS in Argentine should send one or more their spring stock of hats and gonts' neck wear.

Call and get prices. Reliable information as to quality and Advocates to friends in the east, or di capabilities of the soil. Tho Argentine bridge at twenty- rect us to send them. BUILDERS and CONTRACTORS. I have a few snecial biirmina in resi- deneo property in Gibbs Payne's addition to Argentine.

J. M. Ashek. fourth street will pass above the Santa Fe tracks on Ruby avenue, thence west, and by way of Metropolitan avenue to the "bottoms." At least that is the way it is put by those who should know, The Santa Fe builds the first span over Estimates Furnished Free We are under peculiar obligations to Assistant Postmaster E. Xokes, among others.

Ho has been exceedingly Printed circulars of useful information sent free on application. With Anderson Sons. No. toll. Kansas vrv their tracks.

Avenue. Armourdale. Kans. Kewrtence lie courteous and helpful. tween Osage aud Sherman avenues, oo Second Charles Eiser has opened a shoe street upon the records of Gon.

Logan Post Lockhart has received a full line of shop one block east of passenger depot No. 403G. A. and to publicly testu; stify life samples of spring and summer pantaloons and suitinirs. Good workmau- our regard and appreciation of the DR.

J. K. LEWIS, and guarantees the finest hand sewed and pegged work to be had in the city fJBOQIS, STATIONERY, FESFUMESY, ETC. shipand a perfect fitguaranteed. it low prices Ilia experience in the Physician Surgeon "We will sell you a best shops east enables him to do ex The M.E.Sunday School is to be at the cellent work.

Call and see him. I'l ettcrijitiong Compounded at all Hours. Office opposite Smelter, Metropolitan ave, Baptist church next Sunday at 3 o'clock P.M., preceded by a general class-meet One of tho Frceburg the well Argentine, Kansas, ing at half past one; preaching at two known plasterers, was passing this oilioe and saw the sign "printing office." and Complete Line of Jewelry, Watches and Clocks. J. II lilythe has some fine bargains and service ot our comrade, anu we hereby tender to the family of the deceased our sincerest sympathy in their great affliction.

Resolved, That tho chair of the deceased in this Post be draped in mourning for thirty days as a further evidence of regard and grief at this sad deprivation. Resolved, That these resolutions be properly engrossed for the use of the family' and copies thereof furnished the local press for publication. G. W. Rosenckantz, Charles Stanton, J.

C. Long, Committee. J. H. BLYTHE.

in Argentine city pronertv. also an concluded at onco. to have some cards printed, so with a good many otheis, we extensive list of farm property for REPAIRING JEWELRY A SPECIALTY. sale. And advertise ourselves by so doing Attorney at Law, have fitted the lirm out entirely satisfactory to both parties.

Give 'us a call KANSAS ARGENTINE, A grip car on the incline is reported by our postmaster to have got away can save you money on shoes Notary Public, Real Estate and Insurance Agent. again on Saturday last. No serious and slippers and can give you a largo Argentine, Kansas. stock and better goods to select from, damage done, but a number of passes 9 gers were badly scared. DR.

L. BURKE, Call and see them. Killmur Guauel. We can show you -DKALEB IN- Take notice. the iuiucnii Biuun in Arireiiniie.

At a business meeting held at the Baptist church, it was decided to Physician Surgeon -iDEUGS, -MEDICINES AND and everything in the latest style. No sliclfworn goods. All new and -clean FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES, change the services as follows Sun day School at 10 preaching at 11 Sun Argentine, Kansas. Charles Rochester, of Olathe, will Toilet Soaps, Brushon, Combs, Perfumery, Etc. l'hvsiclans' Prescriptions Carefully Compounded t-News dealer.

All latest periodicals and nevsp.ipcrs. ARGENTINE. KANSAS have the training this summer again of Advertised Letter List. A list of letters remaining unclaimed in the post office at Argentine, Kansas, for the month ended Feb. 29th, 1883 Adair, Jennie! Anderson, G.

A. Anderson, C. Anderson, II. C. Arhaugh.

Jerry, Anderson, Hattle. Beicher, Lewis. Bimiar.Emma. Berge, Frank. Brick, Geo.

H. Carter, Geo. Coieman, A. Carlisle, Heck. Carter, Betty.

Carter. Steve. Davis, Ben. Donald, John. Davis, Jim.

Deport, Mary A. Drew, Wm. E. Fltzhugh.Dr T. Uentress, Addy.

RGE RETURNS day evening at 7:80. The Methodists will occupy the house in the afternoon. Simmons' fast mare and his horse. He Pi A finer line of lowelrv cents' npnlc- expects to bo able to bring the mare down to a good business and throw wear, ladies' suppers and fancy articles Killmer never came to Argentine, than dust on the boys. J.

W. DUN WELL, Call and Grauel have just received. J. Palmer, merchant tailor, in iook at them. FASHIONABLE DEAI.KH JN- Simmons' new block, has just received Next week we hope to print the name llutohlns.

Chas. llomire, Mrs. Elizabeth, all the latest novelties in spring TAILORING On all Investments made with us. styles. Urtii at once ana see his sum pies of suitings.

of. each subscriber ou the paper, instead of writiug it, and show to what date each has paid If you wish your titles examin ed by ESTABLISHMENT. CARPETS, STOVES, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, The new wagon and rapid transit railway bridge over the Kansas river at LATEST STYLE CUTS-COMPETI an experienced and competent ab Argentine was located at twenty-fourth TION DEFIED AS TO WORKMANSHIP AND FIT. street, east of the business center of TINWAEE, 01LGI0TMS AND WINDOW SHADES. town.

The location appears to be satis stracter, apply to J. II. Blythe. F. Irvin has employed a second barber at the Union Barber Shop." Thursday is specially devoted to cutting factory to all concerned.

Cleaning and Repairing Neatly Done ARGENTINE, KANS. fSCOR. FIRST ST, AND SILVER AVE. i nave improved town pronertv in ladies' hair. Argentine, and some srood farniiner Louie.

Jackson, John, Jones, E. E. Jones, Carliou. Jones, Carllon, Kllgore, Mary E. Koss, Jell.

Louts, Mollie. Marsh, Dory. Madison, Tom. Mathers, Allle. March, Willie.

Meiriman. George. Malone. John. Mathers, Andy.

Mat-ney, Isaac C. Malm burg, Wm. V. MurpliyJ.J. Murd ock, Mary.

Moore, James. Malone. John. Mucler. Mungle, Martha.

Murphy, E. Miller, Nettie. Metsikcs, Anna. Nelson, William C. Ncwby, Osborne, Jack.

Connor, Charles. Fierce, imina J. Koberson G. M. J.

Rasure, G. W. Katlille, Gustav. Slorp. William H.

Thompson, Larras. Vandaker. Vantaneker, Minerva. Wadkins. John.

Woehler, Wm; H. Williamson, Kitty. Woods, A. Walker, Lizzie. Williamson, J.

F. Webb, B. Yeager.C.C. Irwin, H. C.

(package.) Persons calling for any of the above Samples of Finest Suitings Con stantly on Hand. Land bought and sold, Taxes Paid, Records Searched. Killmer Grauel have Inst received lauds for sale at a bargain. A. BERG I).

PRICKET F. A. KIDDER. the largest and best selected Ktnck of J.M. ASHER, Simmons' Block, cor.

Second and Metro jewelry and fancy articles eyer kept in The Kansas City Journal's report of the -THE AEfiENTINE- politan Avenues, up stairs, Argentine, Kas. Argouuiie. John Glenn has purchased five houses meeting of the Argentine city council this week, was a little no J. M. ASHER, on Rockaway Heights, from Mr.

Reed, who built them. meeting having been held. The re Attorney Counselor Killmer Grauel havea2 fifteen-but porter took it for granted that the meeting would be held and wrote it up ao ton, bright. Dons-ola. ladies' sho.

that cordingly. will discount anybody's $2.50 shoe. At Law. Office in Simmons' new block. Argentine, Kab.

J. II. Blythe, went toTopekaon The wife of Mr. F. A.

Willard, for letters, please say "advertised" and give TITLES PERFECTS merly ticket agent at this point, now of date. G. Simmons, P. M. Friday, having business in the United States District Court.

Kansas City, died on Monday last at 1 TURNING, Go to Bowmans' for your dry goods. o'clock a. of consumption. She I have a four room residence in the TREAVOR HUTCHES0N, city of Ottawa, aud one acre of nice was buried Tuesday afternoon at 2 -OS- The choir music of the Visitor is not of the kind described by the old o'clock. She was a lady of high charac ground in the same city, near depot, to sell or trade for improved or unimproved property in Argentine.

ter and is gratefully remembered by a host of friends here in Argentine. sailor to his mate. He had been to church, where he had heard some music which gave him much pleasure, and upon which he discanted at length. J. M.

ASHEK. For ruchins, handkerchiefs, embroid SALE. Scroll and Band Sawing and Gsnsral Wood Workers. eries and edgings, go to Killmer His shipmate listened for a time, and -DEALERS DC- urauel. then said: sav.

Bill, what's a anthem "What!" replied Bill, "do Fill won hoots unit shno. ami lnf h. Staly Sail ill a Specialty. ing of Killmer Grauel. you mean to say you don't know wat a hanthem "Xot me." "Well, then I'll tell yer.

If I was to tell ver. Go to Lockhart's for a srood business Bar sains in boots and shoes at Bow-mans'. It is against the law for a postmaster to deliver mail to any person undur age, for another, unless with a written order. Parents should rememler to assign to one child the duty of calling for mail. Sometimes several persons in one fani.

ily call daily for mail. It makes the life of the postoffice peoplo a burden. J. II. Blvthrt Notary Public ii I or dress suit.

"Ere, Bill, give me that that wotildn he a lianthern. But was Arircntine, Kansas. Crockery and glassware at Bow- Correspondence Solicited. mans'. Wood and Coal.

J. H. BLYTHE, I to say, 'Bill, Bill, Bill, give, give, give' me, give me that. Bill give me, give me that hand, give me that handspike, spike, sp ke. Bill, give, give me that, that, hand, handspike, hand handspike, spike, spike, spike.

Ah-men. ah-men. Billgi vemethathand-spike. spike. why, that Go to Bowmans' for your groceries.

Farm for Sale or Trade. I have a farm of 100 acres of land Attorney at Law mivryaiKMM-. Also ihx-s a jpneral insurance Iwsme.ss Ofnce on Metro miles from Burlinganie, to sell or -AVD XOTAKV rCBMCV politan avenue. Argentine, Kansas. would be a hanthem REME1LBER OUR ADDRSi trade for Argentine property.

Coal laud; good orchard of about 700 winter SPECIALTY. GRANT OREM, Physician Surgeon, Office in Jay Salmon's drug re. Argent In', Kans. COLLECTIONS ATOfcHTIXIC, KaNSi apple trees; house, barn, corral, etc The grading of the road up to Rockaway Heights is progressing rapidly. The work has beta contracted for by T.J.Enright.

The blasting is done in a All fenced and cross fenced; 80 acres under cultivation one-half mile of DR. R. 8. IT TELL, W. G.

HAWLEY C0 JAMES F. IRVIN, rxio Barber Shop. 1 rmrsday especially denrtWI to putting hnir. uniting watt-r. Fiftv acres of wood HI i) I thoroughly H-tvniiiio manner, mm; holes ilNSKlall IV hon-d of twelve fevt, I land; will sell cheap 55 West Sanla Clara run two chairs.

I when a chaiiilHTi-i oppiiedhy dynamite- J. Rastai.L, EJ. ADVOCATK 1 it tot I I iil.hr I Giant I'owtii the jroo Inch rt pinnp of tivfnr4.neht iloorfcmlh of (ia.skiH"s A Kas. h'ng, go to Onter rnwnilv attended tn. eorni-r "liver sifuiie and snwl I For pxrfeet li! 1 tiu i i w- ik.

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