The Havana Recorder from Havana, Kansas • 4

Mrs. Eliott is better today. The Havana Recorder Mrs. M. E.

Udcui received a new and full stock of boots and fdioos Go to Musser for your blacksmthing. this week. R. B. MOCK SOI Pablisicrs.

Popcorn wanted at tho resturant. Elder Ross and wifo went to Sedan isromer uick cancel in to sec us last Saturday to assist Elder Robin Kntt'ieil ill thu Kaviuiii 1'unl Ofilcn nn Nron(l-clttH9 Co. J. Blair mail mullcr. son in a protractod meeting.

today. L. A. Lockwood is gettng up a load of fat hogs to ship. Mrs.

M. E. Odem is putting a bay Rev, MoMurry was iu town Tucs day. lie anticipates begining a pn GENERAL COSSIPISCS. DEALERS IN tracted meeting at ltumley Friday window in ront of her milinary store Vora Stevens had his fingurc cut Elder Ross was a pleasant caller Mr.

Odem moved into his new res: Thursday denco Tuesday morning and Mrs, Uncle Dan lloss raado ua a short eff by the corn shcller at the mill today. L. C. Newton of Wellington was Odem will move her Millinery dopar Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. Also a large assortment of call Thursday.

mcnt into the rooms they vacated. Father Moore made us a pleasent Owing to tho illness of his father. here this morning in the interest of the Welngton salt works. Mr. Fred Birch, pump-man for the Dr.

Brown has fitted up the J. C. has been temporaly reliev ed and Mr. Coodhen has taken Blair and eon's real estate office building and moved his drngs into it which makes a very nice office indeed. FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

his place. MARRIED, at the Havana Post If your child should ask for bread call Tuesday. W. C. Newlurk of Elk City was in town Monday.

Mr. Jas. McFarland was a pleasant culler Thursday. Mr. Kelso was a plcasiiut caller last Wednesday.

Grandma Cain Is visiting ye editors family this week. llov. 13 Loss went to Independence Wednesday. Offlcc, March Gth by Esq. Pittraan Mr.

Noah Armstrong and Miss Do would j'ou give it a stone, or a fish would you give it a serpent? Something of this kind occured tho other ra Stroble, both of the Round Mound Fish Bro. Wagons. Agents for the Enterprise Harvester and school district. evening in our post office. A gentle MARRIED Feb 28th 1889 at the man came in presumably for his mail, residence of the Brides Parent but instead recieved a female, as his Mordica Philips near tho llumlv Mr.

Al. Elliott, of Elk City, was Mowers. Be sure to see us before buying your Farming Implements Twine Binders wife. school house Mr. Edward Cobb and -OKLAHOMA: We are in re Miss Jennie Philips.

Rev, 1), J. in the city this week. Ye Editors dehorned five head of milch cows last Monday. ceipt of a fine sectional map of the Ross oflliating territory as thrown open to settlement The Caney Chronicle boasts that Mr. Henderson, the flour dealer of They can be procured of C.

P. every house in Caney is occupied Walker, Colony, at the cost of Pshaw brother Mc. in Havana the up SOcts. each or 4 for each map accompanied by a copy of agreement stairs ana garrets are rui.1, ana one pjirty has rented and moved into one CD A CD under which the lands were purchas of the school rooms. ed from the Creek and Seminole In- lians and the law under which they Our old friend, Harry Brook, It.

agent has been transfercd to Kansas can be homestcaded. CD S3 City aud Mr. Fisher, formerly agent at Niota, has taken his place. While the Springer Oklahoma Bill ailed to pass, by virtue of the In Cancy, was in town Thursday. Every body invited to call iu and Bee us in Ihe old Herald oiiice.

W. 0. l)alby and W. W. Ross went to Independence Monday.

Since lust Monday, Mrs. Cleveland refuses to live with the President. Dr. Brown has moved into the new school building north of thu depot. For sale or trade.

A good second-band wagon. Inquire at this office. Mr. Sevier purchased a corn sheller of Vore and Fitttnan Wednesday, Mr. Fisher, our rustling II 11 agcntl 9 ft We had a short talk with Mr.

Fishe dian Appropriation bill there and take him to be a very clever and is acquired to the U. S. amiable gentleman. the Creek and Seminole lands com CD CD CO LOST. a pair of green glasses, prising about 2,000.000 acres.

This some where about Havana or Inde pa and will not be opened for settle pendence. One side glass, we think, CD was fastened in with a brass pin, ment until the President so proclaims which is not likely until' next con K3QBS3BRSI CD S3-P S3 CTQ S9 CfQ CO CD Ms CD were in a metalie case; The finder was a pleasant caller Thursday morn gress provides a Territorial government. Unless this country could be will be liberally rewarded by return ing them to this office And recieve ing. Geo Howell is bailing hay for '-Mr, declared opened for settlement im the blessings of an old soldier nearly blind. mediately, in bur oppiilion, it would Dalby Just in front of ye editor's great wrong to declare it open this season from the fact it would In order to give the centennial celebration of Washington's inau'gra- cause many a poor man to make no Many of tbe farmers wives have ouug chickens hatched which are doing well.

crop this season. Many who have rented farms would break their contracts with their land-lords. We be- Miss Lula Pariso and Miss Maud ieve that President Harrison will be McCulley took a drive into the coun try Thursday. sensible enough not to allow the peo tion, at New York, a real centenial flavor, it is proposed to have General Harmon rowed across tbe North River from Jersey City by thirteen stout New-Yorkers at the oars, ust as Washington was rowed across in 1789. It is also proposad that the President shall pass under the same arch at Trenton that Washington rode under when on his triumphal ple to pour into that country unpro tected by laws, thereby adding to the wild flowers have mado their Sppearenee everv month this winter ndian Territory list of crimes.

Our PATRONIZE THE HAVANA advise would be to raise a good crop this yetr to better enable you to bei.tr the hardships of a new country next year. journey a hundred years ago; Effort of Tobarco on Uojs. In an experimental observation of lirtyeigbt boys of all classes of so- LiverY, Feed, Sale, Stable. cety and of average health who had Ho my comrads see tho signal waving in the sky which denotes that the material for increasing the G-. A.

is rapidly disapporing; hence if we would make the most of our opportunities, we must attend the Post meetings in the' future; as many icen using tobacco for periods rail ing from tivo months 'to two years tweuty-seven showed severe injury to the constitution and. insufficient rowth, thirty-two showed tlio exist of the boys say that they cannot at THRASHER PROPT. Rigs furnished to all points at reasonable ratos. With or without drivers. HAVANA, KANSAS.

in bhte Rev. F. D. Funk took the train Tuesday to attend the Annual Conference at Baldwin. There was a rag-sewing at Musser's on last Wednesday evening.

A good time is reported. Just received at ME Odctn's a full line of Ladies' Gents' and Misses' Shoes. Call and see them. The "old folks" hail a carpet-rag Sewing at the resrdcn'ce of Dr. T.

A. Stevens, on last Tuesday Mr. Brown, a brother of Dr. Brown of this city, has emigrated from Ills, and settled on a farm north af town. It.

K. Blake cx editor of the Vi-dette, Chautauqua Springs Mail and Peru Call, called in to' see us Tuesday. The wheat is looking well for this time of year and it looks as thongh the end of the hard times were about here. ence of irregularity of the heart action, disordered stomach, coughs, and a craveing for alcohol, thirteen tend at so the time for meeting has been changed to 3 p. m.

and had nitcrmittencv of the pulse, and on the 16th iiist there well be a debate on the subject "resolved that the Sol dier isot mere benefit than the slates- one had cosumption. After they had abandoned the use of tobaeco within six months one-half were free from all their former symtoins and the had recovered by the end of the vore i mm. man. Let there be a ful attendance. The Recorder passes under the year.

rope at even gait with the new ad ministration. Monday about 1 deal cr ill o'clock the President was inaugrated, and about the same hour we came nit. B. d. brown, Pkysifeiaii Surgeon Special Attention Given to Female Diseases and Obstetrics.

All calls Answered Day or Sight. Havana Kansas. iu possession of what, a few weeks ago, wa3 the Herald office, and iu Owners of mares will do well to Ice Thrasher's horse and jacl before breeding elsewhere, the com j'ng season: SHELF AND HEAVY Hardware, Tinware, Stoves, Table and pocket cutlery. a complete line of Jas. K.

P. Maynard a former citizen 6f tho round mound neighborhood, IIO TEL HAVANA $1, Per Day House. L. F. McCulley; Prop.

Will entertain the public at all times with the best the country affords- Havana, Kansas. was' burned last Monday in tbe Havana Cemetery. uolu cases we presume mat tue remainder 6f the day was put in In prelinmary work and preparation, and now tnis Tuesday morning finds us, and perhaps the President, en-schoned in our eas chairs ready to serve to the best of our ability, and while we are ready to meet the people half way in our new enterprise and work for tho mutual benefit of both parties. We do' not wish to be understood to mean that we will compromise 6ur calling by throwing dirt for any one or working in the interest of uny diet or ring, but will work for the town and vicinity to the best of our ability; and only ask a liberal' patronage. Tho many friends of C.

J. Haas in'd wife and master Jonse will learn with pleasure that they arrived in Undertakers 6anville 111 safe and sound. B. F. Prather, Grain buyer for the HAVANA HOUSE.

BEST $1 per Day House IN THE CITY. Good grub, clean beds and fair treatment, i3 my motto. Fralick. Goods 0. Co ha3 paid out over $15.

(109 for grain since the beginning of thesecson. How is that for a small Jwn with competition on all sides. Kanst is. Havana.