The Havana Recorder from Havana, Kansas • 4

J.L.i ik C. E. ffROWN WILL PAY YQU 30cts. PER DOZEN FpR KIGS. 'The Havana Recorder Having several cows and heifers left from my sale the 15th also a lot Ail i ln 1 GOODS! rubllHhod Every Friday Hy or oiuer eiun suca ns crosscut saw, cultivators, self binder, W.

A. Woods mower, top buggy, corn aud hay and Game! Game! Gamel Brown will give you more for game after November 1st than any body. MAN SOOT into Browns and found he had gone to the best place on earth to buy goods, Ho found the finest R. B. KNOCK SON.

numerous other tilings. I will sell the same at private sale. Also 1 will rent my farm' of a mile uorth of Havana. Cash rent prefercd R. B.

Knock. stock of dry goods, Notions, woolen Goods, Yarns, Saxonys, at the lowest prices of any store in Mont. GENERAL GOSSIPIKGS. Car load of salt at Ellis' prices on'tlour. ''Good cheese at the Resturant.

0 Brown leads in low prices. Just From New York. gomery County NOTIONS Hats Claps Furnishing Goods ALL WOOL HENRiETAS Step into Browns and you will find the largest aud best selected T. E. Long and Albert Clayton were arrested Wednesday morning as they stock of Milnery goods ever brought It.

B. Knock went to Lecunipton were ready to make their departure to Havana. Tho latest style Hats, ti for Oklahoma. Thft charge was Toboggans, Hoods, Fascinators etc, 0 Brown's flour is the best and stealing one overcoat belonging to at prices way bejow what you have Brown valued at $22.00. They cheapest.

Come" ntricl seo the new Dry Goods will bo likely to serve a term in the velvets Satins penitentiary. This is not tha onl been paying. Produce of all kinds taken in ex change for goods. Yours, truly, Brown. offe use that has lately been commit ted and other parties are' likely to fol low in the tracks of Long and Claton.

I still have considerable plunder Th0 Wf stern Rural, Chicago We call the attention of" bur read forsalel any one wishing' a bargain should call soon as it must be sold it Odem's. Fresh oysters at the Resturant by dish or can. Brown pays more for chickens than any one. "Nice fresh Currants and Prunes at the Restaurant. Highest prices paid for all- kinds produce at Ellis'.

Go to Ulmer Furniture Co of Inde pendence for furniture. J. A. Moore made a fiy trip to the irifi at some price. RB Knock.

ers to The Western Rural and American Stockman, one of oldest and best known of our agricultural and family newspapers. Upon questions of Po See the fine mihuery at Brown's litical and Reform The eoTi tUlmer Co of Independ Rural is'one of the ableit expone nta. ence have the largest and best select of agriculture and a faithful worker ed stock 6f furniture ever brought to oles Thursday. i in behalf of the farmer and his best intererts; The 'single subscription Independence, which tbey will sel- Bran, shorts and cnop always on iiahd at JBrowna feed' store. at the very lowest hard time prices price of The Rural and Stockman is $1.50 per year, of fifty-two issues, okeil Beans and Boon's To Whom it May concern, For free sample copies address.

We the undersigned can say those Milton George, Chicago, JI The publishers of the Homestead, interested that wo purchased fruit, PROVISIONS All kinds of produce wanted shade and ornamental trees of the Hart pioneer Nursery, Ft. Scott, Kan the weekly twenty-four page agricultural paper of Des Moin es, Iowa, ed ited by' a practical farmer, inform W. II. Letting well local agent. And that our orders were received in good shape, and are exactly as rep us that they will send their paper Lye Hominy at the Restaurant.

Miss Lucy Brown has returned from" a visit in Crawford County. l' Brown pays more for Butter iVgs and Chickens than anyone else 1 Tore and Pittinan have just relieved a full line of stoves of all iinds. "'Christmas tree! Why n't have a Christmas trece? Everybody talk Christmas tree, The school board of this district have purchased a 6001b bell for the new school house. from now until the first of next Jan uary, tree or cnarge to every jarracr in this county not already a subscriber, who will send bis name and ad resented, if urthermore can heartily recommend his Nursery as deserving of patronage. JVm.

Beck, D. R. Estbl, J. W. Monohon, R.

P. Carpenter, H. C. MeKinncy, R. Van llosunakr, J.

A. Halscler. Carl Stro-bel W. T. Sopher, A.

Stewart, A. Sperry, M. A. Brooks. dress, plainly written on a postal-card, to the Homestead Des Momes, Graham, Bran, Shorts.

Corn Oats. I Solicict a Share Qf Your Patronage. Iowa. The copies will be absolutely free, and will be sent to any farmer to enable him to judge for himself of A masquerade ball will be given in Neodesha, Kansas. the merits ol the Homestead as a C.

E. BROWN, HAVANA', EjAKSijS paper devoted to liis special interests Two Papers For the Price of One. A splendid offer! On the first day of January the paper will be discontinued unless subscrib Having made special arrangements with jthe publisher of the Topeka Weekly Capital, a splendid 8-pagc jLhe Havana Hall on JJac, isbj Every body invited. Ellis ha3 just received a fine lot of jrlassware, nnd proposed to sell it at Astonishing low prices. The Herring is the most palatable fish that swims, and the Restaurant the.

place to get them. A good cross cut saw for sale cheap. Knock, SUBSCRIBE family newspaper, published at To- ed for in due form. A CARD OF THANKS. To the kind people of Havaua and vicinity.

In behalf of jpyself and family I wish to eipress through the columa of the Recorder the gratitude of very grateful hearts, for the splen peka, and worthy of patronage, we are enabled to offer the Recorder FOR THE and the Tqpeka yEEKLr Capital, both one year, for $1,50 did donation $14.75, 'precedes of the suDper. I wish also to thank Every Kansas man should have heating stovo for saje A wood his county paper for home nows and a paper from the capital of the State. Give this combination a trial. Recorder 0 those that have so generously assisted me with my house and for the many nice gif and favors shown me and my wifo. I have always found tho people, of Havana a klndbearted people and have been the recipient of many nice presents.

And in conclusion I wish to thank tbem again for the kindness shown in our late miefortunq and shall ever hold them in grateful remembrance. 4 L. F. McCnlley our worthy land lord of tho Hotel Havana has taken the Hampton hotel at Caney, and Wijl be found hereafter serving the public in that fatuous resort. The public is invited to call and give him a trial.

PATKONIZE cheap. Knock. T. E. Long and Albert Clayton were placed in jail in Independence to await their examination next mon: day.

C. Brown bas been shipping largo quanit'es of turkeys aud chickens" to Colorado for the Thanksgiving market. Brown has purchased the Flour and Feed Store and will continue selling stuff at the pld drug Store building at present. AN QUTRAGEQl-R SIN not to to Brown's and look THE J. Blake and wife.

HAVANA The Rum power is making its power felt It was an important factor in deciding tu reswlt of some of the late elections. In scvera states the Republican party have Reynolds, M. D. Physician and Surgeon. Office ut city Drug Storo I am prepard to treat all diseases of females and children.

Mrs. Reynolds has fitted up rooms especially for the treatment of Female diseases, and will give her attention to all those who may desire trcrtment. Caney, Kansas, LiverY, Feed, THRASHER PROPT. Rigs furnished to all points at reasonable rates. With or without drivers.

HAVANA, KANSAS. dared to Legislate and make taws to curtail its ravages and as a wholesome rebuke, they lost their govenor in Iowa, and a great many of the onuty offices in this, state. This is a qucs tion on which all temperance people will have to unite, regardless of politics. It ia a deplorable fact some lrofessing christians are in favor open salo on, or the conditions that rring about tho saloon high License It ought not to be a queatio with the trofesins christian, how the tuff WHAT WILL at his goods and get his prices before buying else where. He has a complete line of Boots and shoes.

Caps and gloves, Ladies and Oents Under-ware, Groceries, Provisions etc. Arangeiwants are being made for a general Thanksgiving dinner at the new ssliool house on Thursday Nov. 2Sth. everybody invited to bring their baskets well filled with dinner and let us have a general good time. By order of Committee.

The ladies of the Caney Church will give a "literary entertainment in the I. 0. Hall, on the evening of Not. 27, And an oyster supper on Thanksgiving evenirg Nov. 23.

The "Seven days of the wek will be represented by as many young ladies dressed in approiate costumes, Admission 25cts. Children under 12 years 15cts. BUY. I ax prepared to furnish I to all points, both far and neer at Reasonable Rates. Isaac Iniel Prop.

nhould be handled financialy, but how it should be handled so as to cause the le ast harm to his fellow. Why any one of respectable family should want the open saloon is beyoud our comprehension. Rum is the opposite of everything that is pure and good. It always lowers aud degrades, never elevates. It will buy the EECORDEIl one "EV ROWN WTT.Tj.

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