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THE HERALD. Seorsuckor Coats at Hardeus. A liudle'n For foci Companion. Onr new book by D. John II.

Dye, one of Now -GO TO- A. J. MERGER, Burden, Kansas, For oil kinds of Watches, Clocks, and PUBLISHED KVEUY' FRIDAY YoikB most skillful physiclaua, shows that pain Is VM. HOOT, HidUor. not necessary In child-birth, bat result from Window Curtaius at Hardens.

Look at Ila'rden's $3 Calf Shoe. New Milliner Goods at W. Wilsons. -Good Double Slickers $3, F. Uakden.

Boy'B Wool Hats cheap at Hardens. See the Shhtiug at Hardens 5 cents Jewelry. Will not be undersold. causes easily understood and overcome. It clearly proves that any woman 1 may becoina a mother Also finest watch work for the money.

without suffering any pain Whatever. It ulso tells buUt i Ipttou Kate. One Year, N. 00, Six MontUi, 60cout(. Three iloniK 23 cents, Jly 'Etctk cf Central Merchandise Consisting Dry Goods, Gents and 'Ladies Furnishing Boots Shoes, Hats Caps.

Notions and a full line of Staple Groceries, Canned Goods, Etc. Etc. I am selling at BED ROCK PRICES, Call and be Convinced. WILSON, how to overcome and prevent morning sickness mid many oilier evils attending pregnancy. It la highly endorsed by physicluim everywhere as the wif'b true private companion.

Cut this out: It will save you great pain, and possibly your life. Send two-cent slump for dlscrlptlve circulars, tes G. W. JACKSON, Dealer In per. yard.

Advortleing Katet made kuowu on application, Fresh Groceries, Canned Goods, Intvred at tlic I'cet Offlrc at Atluuta, as Si'i cud Claim Mall Matter. timonials, and confidential letter sent In sealed -New stock of Shoes and Slippers at Wilsons. envolope. AouuEns FlUNU Thomas Co. Pub Tobacco, Flour, Meal, etc.

One Door South of the Post-office, lishers, Baltimore, Md. 81 IUKCTOUY. Atluuta, i i Kansas. -'-Stone Churus aud Crocks at Hardens. Vuluulile (o Owner of Live Stock.

At the Atlanta Drug Store you will find While your stock is running at large, 175 test Coal Oil 0 cents per fiallon at F. Hardens. II. B. Craig shipped a car of hogs to Wichita to-day.

Be wise and buy Wise's Axle Grase at Hardens, If'younced anything in tho furniture lino go to Kinlejs. in the pastures and fields, tho danger F. P. DICUS from lightning is worth considering. a Large variety of all Paper.

Also a -Line of Furniture. Secret SoeleUe. A. 0. U.

Atlanta, Lodge, No. 219. ineets every Tucsiliiy evening at 8 p. M. W.

DANUY, M. W. E. D. Doty, Bee.

G. A. Cowley Post, No. 824, meets 1st Htid 8rd Saturdays of each month at ij p. in, J.

II. MOKUAN, P. C. W. meets 1st and 3rd Saturdeys at 2 p.

m. Hits. J. li. Mohoan, Pres.

FARMERS ALLIANCE meets every Thursday evening at 8 p. m. Many owners of live stock have found DEALERS IN cattle dead in Hie fields after a storm of unusual violence. In nine cases out of ten these animals' were ki'led by Pure Drugs, aud all Kinds of iglitiiing. The quality 'of barb wire For a smooth fchaVe or a nice haircut Family Medicines.

A. KINLEY. PROPR. encimg now in use is tho indirect cause go to Geo. Critehlows.

of many such losses, Brick: If you haveaherdof fifty steers worth Imrcb nirector)-. MF.TI10DIST. Services every AY. Wilson made a business trip to from twenty to twenty-five dollars each N. VV.

MAYGiNNES, M. Atlanta, Kansas. Arkansas City yesterday. 1st. Sundays at 11 ft.

Prayer the loss of one of them from unavoidable accident such as lightning Is a very serious matter. Practicing Physician. N. J. Thompson shipped three cars Shingles, Lath, Doors, Windows, Jjimo, Cement, Plaster and all Kinds of Building Material.

HIT GRADE OF COIL. Meriting Wednwday evening at 7 p. m. (Sunday Fclioul at 10 a. m.

Rev. BitoADHcnsT. Pastor, CHRISTIAN Preaching every 4th Sunday at 11 a. and 8 p. m.

Rev. Dwyeu, Pastor. of fat hogs to Wichita Wednesday. It will cost only five cents a bend to Prompt attention to calls night oi day. nsurc the entire herd of fifty for one year against death by lightning, and if any G.

W. Barton, who has been nt Whw hiiimal is killed by lightning you receive field for some time is at home again. J.W.Armstrong, twenty dollars This not only insures the II, 11. Time Tublo. BT.

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KIUBCO LIKE. cuttle on your Yurm but any whore in the Several of the G. A. men went to state of Kansas. est ou 11 (station Burden to attend Decoration exercises, Mail Exp The Capital Iusurance Co, of Topeka; the only insurance company that in Builder or, Contractor fi'mn 9pm Iiurrton.

A W. II. DAY. President. ED.

P. GREER, 5 80 When in Burden don't fail to call surcs against lightning alone, Graining and Pnperhanging a Specialty, 4 56 4 05 3 88 Wichita, Augusta Leon Mr. R. 8. Strother, of "Atlanta, is' the 4 30" 411" resident recording agent and will take on Frazier the Druggists.

Pure Cider Vinegar per gal Ion. F. Harden. 8 20 great pleasure in giving you all desired TH El ATLANTA 711 5 58 information, a. W.

DAVIS Anthony A Caldwell Geuda Sp. Ark. Cy. Wlnfleld Atlanta Latham 4 68 i.ggs (ircsjj wanted. jasn or All kinds of Drugs always on hands 4 09 trade.

F. Harden. at Frazier Hendersons, Burden, Kas. Mail "6 80 6 10 10 10 49 10 51 11 17 '11 18- 1)80 7 88 3fi0" 9 10 9 48 10 40 11 00 1140' 11 53 'H63, 12 40 12 40p 1 10 1 20 142" 148 2 15 2 87 2 47" 3 10 8 55" 412" 4 20" 4 50 5 84" 6 02 8 42 3 10 Beaumont Sunday School Picnic. 3 00 Beaumont A -AND- W.

Davis Jr. will give you 15 cents per hundred for old iron delivered at his 3 85" 2 43" 2 12 2 08 Seven Programme of the Sunday School Pic shop; nic to be held in the grove near Grand 138 1 16' 12 36 WOOD WORKER, 142" 1 10" Fall River Fredcnia Neodesha Cherryvale Oswego Center School House, tbree miies east of Atlanta on the 19tli of July, 1880, at 10 Just received a full stock of Diamond ii if i 12 26" 51' i. m. 11 10" 10 40" 9 25 10 47' 10 08' 8 55." Columbus MORNING SESSION: 1 Carthage I are prepared to do any kind of Dyes at Kinleys. Also Richardson's But ter Color.

Just Like a Btiby Buggy! CULTIVATORS. Buy one at Robertsons. 1. Call to ordc by President. 10 m.

J. W. Dakcy, Ag't. Atlanta, Kansas. 2.

Song of Welcome by Grand Center work in our line. I would resppclfHl-y salicit a share of your patronage. School. 10 to 10:10 VeiHj Desirable 3. Address Of welcome.

10110 to 10:20 4. 10:20 to 10:30 CClclul Directory" NATIONAL. Atlanta: Kansas. J. Wl Douglas, 918 Main street 5.

Song by Mt. Vernon School. Wiuflcld, has Gasoline aild cook stoves President Bcnj. Harrifon Levi P. Morton as good as new at half price; Vice President.

.10130 to 10:40 6. Recitation. 10:40 to 10:50 Business and Residence nhoif aieiiyme n. Secretary of E. J.

Ilealy, of the firm ot Healy 7. Song by Atlanta School. 10:50 to 11 of War Secretary Glenn; commision men, Wichita, was in 8. Recitation. 11 to 11:10 9: Song by Box School.

11:10 to 1:20 10. Recitation. 1 1:20 to 11:30 the city ou business Wednesday, Secretary of Secretary of Interior Postmaster General. Attorney Benjamin F. Tracy John W.

Noble Wanamokcr 11. H. Miller Preston B. Plumb "(John .1. Ingallp.

E. N. Morrill LOTSFORSALE Just receivec a full line of Spring 11. Song by Lone1 Star School. 11:30 to 11:11 Goods which I will sell at bottom prices W.

Wilson 12. General Address. 11:40 to 12:20 U. S. Congressman, 1st Congressman, iind Congressman, 3rd Congressman, 4th Congres-mun, 6th Congressman, Cih Congressman 7th State Senator, Sard KepreBcntutive, jjSrd District, Adjourn until 2 p.

in. AFTERNOON SESSION, E. H. Funstou B.W. Harrison kelly A Anderson K.

J. Turner S. R. tPeterc B. Mnrdock D.

We have just received Vol, No. 1 of the Latham Times, edited and published 1. Song by Upper Timber Creek by L. B. Wilson.

We the Times suc 2 to 2:10 Newly Fitted. First Cias3 in every Respect: 2. Recitation by Myrtle Haworth Eaal Estate, Loan and lliiMito Gi ana Center. ,2:10 to cess. Critchlow has just received 3.

Hong by Moscow School 2:20 to 2:30 new line of summer drinks consisting of 4. Class exeicisis by Mrs. Armstron of Atlanta School. 2:30 to 2:11 orange wine, cherry mint and sweet cider, i 5. The best means of keeping up tin interest in the S.

S. by Superintendent 6TATE. Govenor Lyman U. Humphrey Lieutenant Govenor Sccivturv William Higjsens And ito -Timothy McCa. I.y Treasurer W.

Ham, I on Attorney General Boat. Public George W. Wmans SUPREME COURT Chief Justice Albert Horton taier dusuce i n. M. Valentine Associate Justice, Johnston Clerk O.

J.Brown JUDICIAL, Judfe, District. M. Tmni t'leri. District ED Pates I District Court of Cowley County convenes on on the 1st Tuesday in September, Sd Tuesday In December and 1st Tuesday in April. COCNTT.

of Moscow School. 2:40 to 8 If you have an old reaper, or 6. Song by Stout School. 3 to 31 0 any other iron which is of no use G. 7.

General remarks by Superintendents, Davis will give you 15 cents pei tiundred for it delivered at Lis shop. 8. Volunteer songs. 9. Closing song by au.lience.

J. EDMiSTOM, PRO. A general invitation is given to all Those wanting Sweet Potato Plants should call ou me. I will accept orders schools in reach to attend as schdols Everybody iurited. Schools are re Our facilities for Selling or Exchanging Real Estate and all kinds ol property are un-' limited.

We have lands, improved and raw in every State in the Union to sell or yon wish to sell or make an exchange of kind, it will pay you to place your property in-our hands. vV work for the interest of our Oliants. If you want to borrow money, We can-give you as Low Rates as any One in the; county. It will "nay you to consult Us before8 placing vour application. Our Land List sent on, application.

Correspondance Solicited. BTROTHER Atlanta, Cowley Kans.v on stores the same as cash. J. R. Fekgtjson, quested to prepare several songs apiece J.

S.W Cap. Tansey Cal Swarts Clerk Probate Attourncy KANSAS. By Order of Committee ATLANTA, O. s. Uiuson We will sell you more goods for the PERCSEHGN EORMAN ETALLIGN, money than any house in the county.

-I Fiuziek Hendfhson, Burden, Kansas. Deputy Sheriff Kecordor A. Jackson Snpt. Public Julia D. Caton Surveyor Coroner D.

Cunningham 8. S. gmitb Semmissioneri W. f. siclc J.

D. Outline TOWNSHIP. TARIFF LITERATURE FOR ALl. PRIMATE SECOND TrnatM It. t.

Ward All parties wanting Strawberry plants can be supplied by sending iu iheir orders by April 1st, .1890. Price B. H. Dressier Will make the season of 1890 on Wed nesdavs aild Thursdays at The Red Barn Treasurer Kay Warren The American Protective Tapip.f I.eagub Is publishing a niost vuluublo serjiM of 'i 'drift documents. These, ere i reared with a view to state the facta anil arguments lor.

l'rotcc-tion, whether in the interest of farmers, laborers, merchants or professional Each Issue of the series hiikhIs to en Atlanta. the rest of the time f3.50perM. J. R. Fehgusox.

T. CntcWow Con.tabl.:..................jWiSshaffer at Hollowell's Barn, Burtten, Kans. raged in separata industries, and cuts facts comparisons of Farm Machinery, Listers, Harrows aisputaiueluc Of livinir. and isnutable living, and other urg uiueuts snowing Hie PRIMATE is a handsome dapple gray jfflarkat Keport. benefits of Protection.

cultivators etc, Also Field and Garden "with ueavy mane and tail. He weigh Any elniile one will be sent cn reoeiot, of Seed. Cash and time Sales. 1,700 pounds, 17 hands high, and witl: Corrected every Friday FBODUCE. T.

W. Robertson'. this excellent Bize and splendid carriage constitutes A Model Draft Horse. 9 cts per doz. Egg! Any person wishing a Draft-ex lb.

14 Butter cents in stamps except aires, l.ivlnit uu i riff," which will be sent for 4 con til. 1 The whole listwilUio sent for SO or any twelve for ZO cents, or auy live lorU tents, postage paid. Order by number. No. I'i'irs.

Living and E. A. Hons 104 8 "The Advuutuxea of a Pmtmivo Tarlrt' to the Lulior mid Imlu.arlea of tuo Culled Blatcs." nisi V'rtzo nanny, i8i. Chaw-ford 1). IIenning S3 a Full Line cf i Best Brands of Staple Groctries," Four which Keep constantly on Hand -Bbots Shoes, The hange, or any thing in the Banking line will be accomodated by calling on W.

10 80 5 $1.00 Lard Potatoes Navy Beans Green Apples Dicus at the Lumber atid Grain Officei Home Production Indispensable to hup- bu. lb. bu. lb. sack, lb.

tEDIGREB. PRIMATE SECOND was sired by P-imate No. 381 (Pcrcheron Norman Stui; Book) is a dapple gray, Imported by M. VV. Dunham, Wayne, III.) who sold bin for Dam Betz, sired by "Oh; Draft," he sired by Imported "Nigger.

Grand tiam weighed 1,500 pounds aim was also sired by an Imported Draft Horse. 81 cts Dried 90 ct5 $1.80 iy, at Low FrlMs, of tho Jlauulautun Conimi reyuireit for the j'cunlo of 3e UulU'd Status, unit Ailt-'iiuate Tliey proposo to sell at Prices that Defy Competition. Produce of all kinds taken in exchange for Goods. JToduction of tuese i omniodillcs Iniiv.a- 20 cts 8 cts 5 4 4 Flour Corn Meal Chickens Turkeys Ducks Geeso Corn Oats GRAIN 12 cts per bu. 13 Blble without l'rutcctlTTait(t." Prize Kssay.lsSS.

O. U. S2 "What arc ituw Jlaterlola? Would ProcTiaw Jlaterlult, be ti the Liibor ami ladustrifS of the fulled Stales." I Pirst Prize Psshy, lSrii. IIomkk B. l'uiEu, S3 6 "Fallacies of l'ree-t'nido." E.

Miu.Kit... iit 6 "SomeVidwsonthe Tarlfl by an did usi- ntssJIan." S3 7 "The Priiteetlvo '1 urltf its lur theout'h." C. L. Kdtakm S3 8 "The Wool Interest." Juilw Viu. Law hkkcb ti Protection i j.

Free-'l raile." A HIkioiIciiI ltevlew. D. i. IlARimiAS SO 10 "ThoFnrmerandtlielarut" CoLXmiuaj H. Ol'DLEY 1(T 11 rrotwtlon ua a Public Poiiuy." Oeokui; j.

liUUTWELL 10 12 "Eeply to U.BirosWent'iiPioe-.rado iics- Ke." K. P. loarLK IS "Woi kinirmen ami the li.riil 6 It "Tlie Vital Uut.ilou: WuliAme lodus-tries bo Al atulonc! uiul Ahum The reason why. We have been isked why Atlanta did not; pay as much lor co'n hs Burden and other; points on the S. K.

R. R.f The facts are that the rates on the Santa Fe three cents lower than on the Fiisco. Give Atlanta the same rates anil we guarantee that she will pay as much for coi as 8 3y othci point in the county. riles! Can li FauI Fly traps, screen cloth and screen doors at Robertsons. Special to Fruit Growers.

TERMS. Will be $8 insure colt to stand Care Will be taken td. preveut nccidenu but will not be responsible for auy that may occur. Persons bringing diseased mares will he held accountable for any damages that may result. D1NMIOOHK, Prop.

M. Jackson Dealers in Go to Kinleys for Pure Drugs. SaltJl.10 per barrel at W. Wilsons, Hints Onf-rf tfc -Go to Kinlcvs for Hall's Catarrh II I. ST Cure.

kets Surrendered 15 Sjnifc ia Uerniau, with Audlilnn 10 "ihe Prourm Ol out) liuu.liod Years." lHt the worlfl. Our BOBEllT rOliT' any thing in IT "T'rotoetkm for Ainerlcuu Sliintdi.t;." in "The Tariff Notn Tax." llowiiip iii Go to Jackson's for bis line. ptrior (roodi w. will Mod rn cs icons r-insoK In trh toclitr, ft. above.

Onlf tboM who writ, loui.t one cm mak lur. lljf ll lsOHICU bl.OUl I 6 I'lOU-etloUioU." I'loteetlou In. rh.nr. All yw to do In Provisions, Feed, Plour and inL feat Elvery thiriT in tlioGrocory Lkino. SI Yi hut is a 1'arliT Auswt iulo a Worklnj- niuu'g Ouestin t.

,1 If you have anything toHrade or sell tlEL. tVE'i Bfirhnon 'EH of Urn i Wi' rnninr of thit i see Strother Edmiston. thr Mn.ll nd of th SH a and Cost cf 1.1 luc." 1. n.cana. ihowi th Mnill cm! ot the Ul.

Mop. Th. foUowlof tot of r.ducd t. I siuiiiein turmii! lniicnirlrs." Parties contemplating purchasing Nursery Stock this season will rind it to to their interest to consult me before placing their orders. I represent one of the oldest and best nurseries in the U.

I have some specialties to offer that you will not find in "any other nursery. Very Respectfully, M. Edmiston. Go to the post office for books, slates, fllWUHf I the ariuer." tiiator 8. M.

KANSAS' 'nil, pencils and tablets. ATLANTA omI ftHi fwrt flu balk, ft irrandjabl.WMUiw uitMim it fill nhw'r? 'JrlT MtMrifM B.ttwrit..touo..Wrp.y.ll.ipM.hrrM. 1 AtllMVSS 1WVRT M. T10T, J.ftl. Ardrvtill- iMn.B UALUIT roHkus, lUaa.

ri JiotiJ.o liuiaUiuO. Vi luii Goto Strother Edmiston if you ant cheip nionfy onrealesta'te..

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Années disponibles:
1890-1890