The Sterling Daily Republican du lieu suivant : Sterling, Kansas • 3

WOONACOTT FLEESON Classifidertizemcnts, These wo pleasant affairs, but the query often arises in our mind, ould it not te cheaper and eauier to iro down Into the pocket and pay the FIRST 1 0 KANSAS. "Crip" I turn of tho lit nml stead lost on tho water win-Its Job. Lay iiiiiilo nil Ideas of a nersonal iM' turo and art fur the good of your Proprietor, of Ilia Buck-eye Boot and Shoe Store, Siilf, fNir Ht ImI unit imml tMuva, iwn liil in Hi" iiiiiiiim u( jr hue turk iiiri.m. or mrt: UneUtr tit fiwf lit iftari riniM. A'u matin felfcnt ht Hint Vol.

i Saturday, May, at. No 66 STKUMXU. KANSAS. STERLING. KANSAS.

I. U. Allii'i from Dttnwjt, one of the WANT ED. W. L.

BROVVN, lNialr in Utbecrlption Jlauja Dmly Edit ton. Pit wDfk iui', 1: know (lull Dim dallv Hkhi k- l'er luulllll OUCM.I it ucA mivUim job vuih iioai ud Uaioy iorfrluim ciUes of tlm btato, in Strl lug. T. A. Unuil t'limo up frm Hnlvhlrt- Dry Goods, Clothing.

Eoots and shoes. HIIU uu anon iimuv. Fit siiiuiilha i Kor fl moiillis s.uu Furl year TJXJD TJiP CAPITAL $50,000 SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS J. II. SMITH, President.

P. IIIMRQD, Cashier. CRAWFORD I IAWKINS, Asst. Cashier. WASTKU 4rdfilordranili plana, utlsfaiv ft "eld STEKLINU, KAXS.

i llmi liiiumiiuxMl. Apply i uio ri nuM oi- mm over tut? mu. V. yt'atoruiiy tutor- U'KKKltY HUlTIOIi. (Ire of K.

M. Him-r. Int nlral bloeh amount, and save all this worry and labor? The section boss on the section west from Sterling, brought his gang in with him yesterday tnid gave the trees In Santa Fe park and Forest park, near the depot, a thorough trimming, It has added greatly to the appearance of both. Quo of Uio leading ladles of the city who could not bo present to attend the band social last ulght on account of previous engagements, sent them live dollars with her compliments and fori year nuoii. WAXTKI A ailiiutlun liy a alronu boy.

yi-ar for 0 IIHMUIIS Pur imiiiliia V3 f'lili old, In licrl ciiiiii' or to oi on a iiirin. The Ladies Alliauco tutt on KrUlay blliulo coplua A Ci'liU. a tuiy ii9.il to Ihl kind worK, Ann'aa, Hoy, earn till olti Forest City Feed Mill. II. M.

LOVD, I'rop. Corn Meal, Chop Feed, Etc, yif.finooii and had ijultn a iluawiut timo. GENERAL BANKING BUSINESSTR SACTED Collections made in all parts of the United States. Drafts bought and sold. Exchange Drawn on Dunks in all parts of the World.

(Iroiiml loordf r. Oar IM oritur FIIM Pnimpt- I.Ivb iwoplo it iiliacrllwra to llw Unlly Itm'i nut'AN. 1n-iiI mica uro no uax io it or our mlvf rlli. Till I an eifel. Iimii opiHirtuiilly to Iraru sonirUiliig mid lite A.

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Tiroa Table. KHT ItiU'KII. Tlio crowded cuuditihn of our schools ly. Mill, lurnrr uroaiiMay ami jviifnon nu, KTKHI.IXO, KANSAS. happy.

In fuarful ujioit tliu huulth of the little folks. No. 1. California and Me. Kx Ho.

a. C'ulurudo No. ft. iM in. and lilull B.

in No. 15. Wav Krelulit LOST. earnest wlahes for the success of their II. CUM MINGS, Do not question Shay on his orders social.

Kaitvlilld make. Finder K4ST HOUND. for the sweeping of his storo lout pIcaMt rr turn lo llila ortlco. No. i.

Atlantic Kxiwm "I J. Allen Forter and his force are night. Barber and Bath Rooms, No. 4. New Volk lApnsa 0:1.1 i III Kii.ii i'ii ICviuuas It IM I hht-TIih combination tilth aafo In which moving the electric light plautfrom Uwh Iiivii our column lunula.

Till loa ulvc ua X. lit. Way MdliU Not the parents but the children will a real, but It I 11 liltlu binding ou our creditor. George Lamplng's shop to the new lyon. M.

M.lliiimu One boor south of Call's itoro. Ten aliavea and nalrcut for Sl.oo, cash. be the sulTerers If the bonds are No. s. West.

9:4.1 tt I OHT. A gold alcove button, ship engraved on building on sixth street south of the 4. but niumn STERLING, KAGSAS it. A n- uri 01 "i in uu uio mm- Troma No. 5 und 0 lira th fast trains, ami Real Estate Loan Agents, STERLING, KANSAS.

We have a large Hat of farm and city property for aale or trade. Can live aatlifwtory terms oa aD property we nave In our bands. We will furnish Information on appllraUon to My one wishing to locate In central Kalian. or ou rutin II oi UK) uution 10 mr oilier 01 ovtf J.ll. Itli kwi kor A Co.

rallrond. They will be ready to resume operations by Tuesday so the captain inukci no alopa Imtwecn IMno 1 lly cxccp irnut. ltonri. Mild KllilfV. C.

MoVny snys liow In thunder Itullriuiil ami sUmiudilp tickets to nil puliit informs us. did ho know Ms cinder walk had no FOUND. bottom to it. lint wurlu ou wiu ui Him uuw. J.

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RV. Trans-Continental Hote BARBER PARLORS, J. II. KU.IOTT. I'ron.

roi'NU-The wnv to nmko live puper la to I Eddie Stanton writes his mother that 1 ulvc hit of nptta. 1 i a In whaliimkea the Do not forget for one sliicle moment daily Kki'Uumcan ao popular Willi ua ciaaaca, Hair Cutting, Shaving, Shampooing etc FOR SALE. that the school bond election occurs to-morrow. he likes Riversldo the best of any place he has ever been, and that lie knows she will like it. The two lot that J.

W. SUnton was offered 8700 for each, ar now worth $1800, and $3,000 in (lie latest siyie. DEALER IN pill 8AI.K. Th ire fine lota on Main afreet, cheap (or cash. HualbeaoUlaoou.

Kiiipiir Xo more pleasant -weather enn be oi w. it. I'oner. Groceries, Dry Goods, Etc. Wm.

Wood, nnluee. It does us good to record the found anywhere than we havo had for the paat week. HAI.E-Oncot the beat built residence In 1 htcrlliiic. C'ontniiia eight room, ccller, water success of any of our fellow towns Great Western in House, etc. Lot sux'jio Iih'U at una Highest Market Prices Paid for Country Produce.

J.V-Lowry is now frettlngand frown umce. men. BROADWAY, KANSAS. STERLING, MISSOTJBI PACIFIC R. R.

Sollna, Sterling, El Paso Division. (ioixo Sovth, ctvrtfi. Accommodation V. ruaaenger, A. SI lAOira.

Aocommodntlnn, 3:47 1. M. Passenger :3 A. M. STERLING.

Accommodation, Passenger, A. M. NlCKKIISOSf. Acaiumodnllon, -W M. raiccngcr, A.

it. IIutcih.nsox. ing because his coda fountain Is not ITO It WAI.i: ThefUitwt nieco of residence prop. Some thrifty dairyman has found out FEED AND LIVERY STABLE. The lieatof Kins and Saddle Horses always on 1 ertv in Ktrliiia-- eiiniliriNlliu 'JO tolji4IIK2C4 fiL ready for business.

nil well covcreii wuu iron huh anuue ircva. Address, Ileal hstatu, care till olllco. -I I.I I T- A I I I rpTT The question "Where was Moses how to water butter as well ns milk He puts gelatine in It, and gelatine ab sorbs ten times its weight in water, Will -CCJ i -v ni A. I I niinii. iiivo mo a can.

CORNER and MONROE Sterling, Kama, when the light went out," would hnve FOR RENT. been fitting last night. whilo the water thus taken up does not Wells, Fargo Express. put KENT Hpace lii thla column at the low-1 est cash rates. Try It and see If It don't puy mT.

E. Hinshaw, nig. Culo Hudson is doing a good job in 'unpair tho solidity of tho butter. And jet some people complain of the law Transacts Business with every Country on the Globe. walling up the deocent lo the basement Accommodation, I P.

M. that protects the Innocent dairyman J'ajsoniaT. 0:50 A. of V. Q.

Elliott's bank. Manufacturer and Dealer In FINE BOOTS AND SHOES, SUITERS, RUBBER GOODS, ETC. Office In Santa Pe Depot. Sterling, Kane. F.

D. STEVENS, Agent. from competition with tho fraudulent )KllSONAI If the chap who wna gnlneto put head on the editor ill call around wlienlour linlNU NOHTIl, IlLTCIIIXSON- T.A.Dilley east of the city is putting fat of the oleomargarine man. Transom Shooter" a In wo will irrutit I Prsst'iiger 10:10 P. Accomodation M.

abort Interview mid Introduce him lb tho T. S. 129 Broadway Sterling, Kansas. up a line windmill. lie intends to have aforesaid.

Nickkrbos.v Xj.A. ITJEI, Dealer In water works of his own. J. S. Yale the representative of the Omaha and Southwestern has just returned from Stafford and the south Passenger, P.

M. Accommodation, 6:01 P. M. AVm. G( Pacey, of Hoston, one of the nding men of the Kansas Midland Lot's Coal, Stone, Lime, Hair, Plaster Cement Etc, west.

He made the return trip over City Livery Stable! Passenger, 1 1 57 A.M spent Friday night In the city. land so as to take a look at the country Rich Hill coaf same price as Osage coal, wife va made a pillar of salt McAllister and Rich Hill coal always on hand. Accommodation 6:34 P. M. through which they contemplate run Yards on Jackson street, east of Keystone mills.

We rive a list of the hotel arrivals at STEBLINO, but ning their line of road. Ho is very both hotels in to-days paper, believing J. C. PIERSON, Phpr. favorably impressed with the prospects it may interest some of our readers.

Lots and feels more strongly than ever that Dealer In Vote the bonds and save the health Monroe between Broadway and 7th, in Sterling will make yon Lyons. Passenger, 11:55. A. M. Accommodation 7:14 P.

M. Gknksbo. Passenger 12:30 P. M. Accomodation, 8:10 P.

M- The passenger train runs dully. No aecoum-modatlon train on Sunday. II. B. rnnnAM, Agent.

it would be a good tld.ig for the com pany. of your sons and daughters, and enable your teachers to do them justice. Furniture Carpets Curtains The largest and best selected stock in the Arkansas Valley. Lots Rear Gall's Store STERLING, KANSAS. The services of that gallant body of men, the 13th corps, who have left their An averago of about IK) children to of money, on easy terms, and Undertaking a Specialty.

STERLING, KANS. the room is a pleasant thing to contem The Finest Rigs in County. Lots plate and is conducive to the of all. Careful drivers furnished if desired of people are buying desirable WALTON HOUSE, comrades on nearly every battlefield of the southwest are asked 'by Commau-de-in-Chief Fairchild to rnet at St. Louis at the national encampment and select a corps badge.

We do not understand why the survivors of the 21st corps were not include as these two It is becoming more perilous to walk AMUSEMENTS. Goodson's Opera House. J. W. GOOD50N, Proprietor B.

H. BEATTE, Manager Good farm and Buggy Horses for sale Lots over some of our side walks after dark than was Horace Greeley's famous ride and make trom 50 to 100 per ith "Tally Ho." Miller Burns, are the only corps that 4have no colts cent, on the money invested in C. P. Ambrose is engineer, Harry Jbadges. coiira i Saturday, May 21st Gilbert SulUvan.s Aesthetic Opera, these Lloyi, conductor and H.

II. Seeley, brakeman of tho train that does our The long lines of yellow dirt thrown CUOTHING, For Men and Boys, in great variety. Lots. strectspriakliug. PATIENCE You can sret IV.

P. Clement informs us that the Hats, Caps, and Gents' Furnishing Gooes, cane is at least four weeks farther ad Lots BOOTS, SlIOES, ETC. vanced than it has ever been before at BY this season of the year. Our stock Is new, complete and of the latest out of the ditches for the water mains, look like the old rille pits that stretched for miles and miles in front of the contending armies in those never to be forgotUm days of the war. AH that is needed to complete the picture is the cross pieces with the head logs resting upon th em, and then to see the gleaming musket barrel with its shining, bayonet and hear the angry whiz of the bullet, or the thud as it strikes some of information about Sterling The Home Opera Wm.

SEVERENCE, Proprietor, House newly re-fitted and re-furnished. First-class accommodations, Good Sample rooms, Near Depot. Forest City Livery Stable, J. H. RICKSECKER, Proprietor.

Finest Rigs in the City, with or without Drivers' Rear of the Trans-Continental Hotel. Sterling, Kansas. A BARGAIN JN LOTS HOOPES TURNER'S ADDITION Is now offered for sale to those seeking Investment. Enquire of HOOPES BECKETT, or J. C.

TURNER, STERLING KANSAS. styles. We will meet all honorable competition. Lots "VV. P.

Clement lias COO acres of cane planted and will put in 100 acres more BROADWAY, unless something unforseen OF HUTCHINSON, KANSAS, ndcr the management of LILLIAN BROWN, who will assumo of J. H. Ricksecker 0pp. Fostoffice. Sterling, Kane.

Hurrah for the cano who will take Joseph Owens returned last night THE TITLE ROLE. unfortunate. FOREST CITY BRICK YARDS. from Eureka where he has been loot And especially engaged (or the part of Bunthorne II. S.

McGraw has returned from his ing after another water works contract M. J. BARR, Proprietor. Mr. HI.

ALDBN, trip to Kansas City to which place he for the Arm of Owens Dryland. Lots of time to show you where Lots of money can be made. Who gained so much popularity a year ago In accompanied his sister, Mrs. S. F.

Rath Have Complete Drying Sheds and are now Manufacturing the best Brick made in the Arkansas Valley Yards West side College Addition, STERLING KANSAS G. W. Perkins has3old his residence for and now proposes to erect a new residence in anotlver part of the von, and his neice, Miss Bessie Rathvon on their way to Pennsylvania, to spend the summer, with home folks. We are Hutchinson as KOKO, in the Mikado. BEAUTIFUL JSCEXERY1 EXQUISITE COSTUMES1 city.

Thus the ball keeps rolling. glad to tate that Miss Bessie has en J. S. Yale has become perfectly taken tirely recovered from hersevere attack CIIARMIXG MUSIC! rheumatism and is once more herself. up with this country and thinks it one iteserved seats for sale at Pliimmer's drug store SHAY, of the finest and best routes for a rail We could hardly realize the fact when Mr.

McGraw stated that she is now a road that could possibly be found. Notlca For STERLING, Rice County, Kansas, Established 1872. The "Forest City" of the Arkansas valley, located near the young lady nearly seventeen. We can Dr. P.

P. Trueheart was called to Land Office at Launeo, Kan, only recollect her as a little school" girl. MAY 17, 1CT Xickerson this morning by a telegram from Dr. C. F.

Smolt, to meet him in in short dresses. S. F. is in good health NOTICE Is hereby given that the following named settler lias tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of Ills claim and that said proof will he made before the Judge or his absence the clerk of the dis and succeding nicely. consultation, in a v.ery serious case.

Ihe Grocer Will occupy this space. The party of gentlemen who went in V. Li. seeley will run an excursion geographical center of the state; at the junction of the two greatest trict court, at Ivansiia, on 1st, 1887, viz: Albert R. Kobbins, H.

E. No. for the Bee 28, Town 21. Kancre W. search of piscatorial pleasures have re from Wichita to La Junta, Colorado, next Monday.

Special rates will be He names the following witiresses to prove his turned. Messrs Bond and Page only continuous residence upon and cultivation of caught a few minnows, but Messrs. railroad systems of the United States, the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe, and the Missouri Pacific. The main line of both the above roads given to those wishing to makethe trip. said tunu, viz: John llennettf H.

It. Jones, L. Urockott and 0. W. Welh'aan, all of Sterling, Fulton, Iligley and Johnson made a fair days haul of it.

All of the trio J. S. Baumgartner formerly one of 42-ct W. It. Buowxleic, Register Osthoff the Sterling merchants now of Stafford, pass through this city.

are unanimous in the opinion that they would have done better had their spent yesterday in our city, Meat Market. Notice For Publication. Lano Office at Launkd, Kan-, i May 14th. 1R87. Sterling is 171 miles south-west of Topeka and 237 miles He reports Stafford coming right to the supply of bait held out.

J. C. was the ATOTICE is hereby given that the following front. only one who slipped in the Xinnescah, fresh and salt meats, fish, south-west of Kansas City. but was easily fished out by'the other The band stand erected in the park UV ll.lllltTU UilS HlfU lUHIt'O III 1111011- tion to make final proof In support of his claim and that said proof will he made before the register or recorder at LarnecU on June 25 two.

They have promised ye local that is a number one. It will be allowed to sausage. Etc. It has a population of 2,600 intelligent and people. i87, viz Kcitmum Mucige tor cue und 8 W.

22. 21. 10. when they go again, in about thirty remain, and one evening each week v-eo-eta-BIjEis There are eight well built and commodious churched in the days, he shall accompany them and Meade post band will give an open air He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: H. 0.

Futmnn, O. li. Mase-tnore, Abraham Evmau, John McCormick, all of they will guarantee a safe return and concert. In the season, fresh and nice every day. rif-v anf nne mnre hpincr hllllK Thrpp mnrp rhiirrhec will hf hinlf rhf no ducking.

Captain J. B. Rowley, the Kansas -luiyiiiuuu, ivice countv, W. B. Register.

City Journal man, spent yesterday in Eecollect that what suits us may not present season. STERLING, 4' the city. The Captain is an old hand LOCAL NEWS. The Sterling Syrup Works employ about fifty people during suit our neighbor, and what pleases our neighbor may not please us. It is very seldom that any two people think at that busiress and makes things spin wherever he goes.

GEORGE ZEUNTT Bonds. the cane season. Cost of plant, $30,000. alike, or see alike iconcerning any pub Cane is growing so fast that if you "Patience!" "PAINTER lic measure. Recollect that the neigh The Kansas Sugar Works are also located here.

Cost of School bonds. bbr has as much right to his opinion will put your ear to the ground you can hear the juice rushing through the roots and up into the stalk. Ihis story is not in the least fishy. as you have to yours. The world was Election to-day.

Do all kinds of Painting In the best style. plant, $60,000. TItai-o i ro fiirn no on t--J 1 fri it- v-n 1 1 1 t-i fL, 4- Vi i. a if make a specialty of not created especially for you or to be run according to your ideas, but for all "Patience" to-night. Paper Hanging ait lvvw paii.iu luni-t uuui inig ui- iiy tnai alike to make the best of what was Rev.

S. Brink has at last taken his Go to the polls early. placed in our hands to use for the best. and Decora ting. ture nour equi in quality to any in tne state; tnree large grain eievat- 11't 1.

1 1 a a Go and hear Drop this one idea way of things and at the city election to-day work for hands out of their swadling clothes. They look like the hands of a tenderfoot who had handled one of the oldfashioned mauls and split 500 rails. I oan be found at tho Sterling Carriage Shop, ors; two good brick yards; two carriage, wagon and, machine-shops; two steam wood-working mills; three solid banks one a national bank Every vote will be needed. The people must not forget. bonds, because their defeat is a lasting injury to all, and an almost irreparable wrong to the children.

To crowd children together the way MAIN STREET, STERLING KAN. should give "Patience" -and a hrstclass nursery well established. Our citizens a good house. in which they have been crowded in the. lower rooms of our school for the The Best Meat.

the C. D. Stevens, The bond election will be held at scliool house. Mats of all kinds can always be had past two years, is nothing more nor less than a new kind of murder. itnd of the best quality at The Cooper Memorial College; COAL DEALER.

Great Bender came FuitSTENBURO BATES. Thank the lord that the Florida R. A. Allison a down last night. Cannon City, This magnihcient structure, to be built of stone, and to cost about $40,000, will be completed A lot of new novels just received at legisature has finally elected aU.S.

Senator; his name is Samul Pasco. Jones can continue to rost on the fence in Detroit and watch his flame go by. Geo. Zolezzi, of Xickerson, was in -ihe city last night. Pottpr Montgomery's by popular and ready for occupation by the first of next September.

Mr. Geo. H. Evans of Topeka, has lnnidad, Osage City, authors. Anthracite is an en- Bunthorne, in "Patience" tire show in himself.

The Hess Snider wood force pump the contract. The main building is 150x70 feet, four stories high and it will contain, sixteen large rooms. The dormatories will be built seperate from the main structure. The Sterling high and graded school and the Cooper College will place Sterling in the front rank as an educational centre. Mrs Joe Mitchell will leave next and Blacksmith coal always at on hand.

J. C. Turner's Tuesday morning for a.long visit with friends and relatives in Illinois, Ohio and Michigan. May the pleasures of the visit be many and the return safe. Sterling has a complete telephone system, connected with all parts of the city, with Lyons, Oftlce, Broadway, South of Sanra Fe Piano Tuning.

rauroaa, Alden, Huntsville, Stafford and St. John. STERLING, KANSAS, I will attend to all orders left at J. King's music store, No. 135 Broadway, incr Ifjinsiia Will the patrons of our schools go to The city is lighted by electric light and about four hundred lights are now in use.

miles The city is putting in a complete s3Tstem of water work's at a cost of $40,000. Five Remember the children and not the parents, are the sufferers. Mrs. J. II.

Ricksecker went to Lyons yesterday to visit friends. The boilers for the water works have not been unloaded yet. The air is redolent with the, perfume rf-our dirty alleys. Clean up. the election to-day and vote for the 13-0t.

C. II. Cadier. FRED P. GREEN, iron mains will be laid this season, the work now is well under way.

Attorney at Law. For good papering and kalsomining school bonds and enable our school board to provide more room, or will they remain at home and be counted against the bonds. ana neat enow Agcm; i go to Ruggles shop, next LJoyds feed Notary Public. Come to Sterling and You will Stay, Town and Farm Property for sale or rent. mill on broadway.

He knows how. timer, enrrai hiock, mcrnnz ivas A.