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The Blakeman Register from Blakeman, Kansas • 3

The Blakeman Register du lieu suivant : Blakeman, Kansas • 3

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GbRNandWHfeAt Po you want something fot XDngs at Gates Blakeman Blakeman Rawlins County Kan I' JJothing? mipav Gone Jlight Up TATTtT'4r I 1 you CAN'T IJJP It Goixo West i adderi THE PRESS i BLAKEMAN KAN 2 tf al Mcadden President BLAKEMAN Wfv 4 OC8 I r' AN OPEN TO YOU I GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS 'I GUARANTEE SATISACTION Western jWbor Nurseries remain Blakeman Kas Located on 34 5 34 0 Atwood Kaa TBERXKLiyCDEHYf(Ui(SEItY Th a )S )P( I A THE A ploywmt asd tech ytm 'ffimaamr magazine pumb 41 IL lk 1 0 Russian and'oiker Hardy ruits Atwood Kansu ton ax Kansas CAfALCQVZ tXSE (NEW TORE) OR 4 'f I AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM The PREsa'haa no superior in New York E2lf yon wish to get furniturecheap call sn WGates of Blakeman NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS I I 252 Broadwar Naw Yark City but k' Drs STARKEY reatmentby Inhalation $100 for 13 Weeks The Naw Yonr Illvitraticd Nbitx will ba mailed to any addrua in the United States or Canada far three in on th on receipt of One Dol lar Liberal diicount allowed to aceota post marten and el nbs Newi acente can sell thia The PRESS is within Xfce reach of all I The best and cheapest newspaper Published in America I i Dempster Scott I ATTORNEY at LAW 5 4 Meets every Thursday afternoon at the esby terian parsonage Every body hav ing an interest in our cause is cordially in vited td join us II Gates Sec Wilson A Scott LAND and LAW ATTORNEYS SUNDAY WEEKLY $500250 145 300 100 200 ioo MAW ve ISM the Plonoer Bed na cf America aensatak ia uwCTiJi7r 200 head of "Steer 1 1 Calves for which I will pay the high cstniarkot price John Gueenlee 1 KANSAS KsEspecial attention 'given to business before the Land Office UBrnnr Has hundreds of thousands of Home grown and adapted to this region re QJ Preaching at the school house each alter nate Sabbath evening commencing at 8 singing All are cordially invited A Quin Pastor Sarnpte copied at this office 7 'J 'L ii or Consumption Asthma Bronchtis Ca tarrh Hay ever HeadacheDeblljty Rheumatism and all Chronic Disorders i Compound Oxyxen Ti which Dri Starkey Palen haredisponced during tholait twenty years is a scientific adjustment of the elements of Oxygen and Nitrogen magnetised and is so condensed and made portable that it is sent all everthe world It cures as nature cures Gives strength revives circulation and provides something fit to circulate The late 6 Arthur well known through his powerful works of fic tion and the late of the House Hon DjKelley were strong friends of the Compound Oxygen Treatment and always recommendedit Tn addition to them Drs Starkey A Palen are permitted to refer to Rav Victor Cokrab Phila Rev Char Ccshisg Rochester Hon Wa Nixo" Ed Inter Ocean Chicago Wortrixgtox New South Birmingham Judge Vrooxx Quenemo Kas Mrs Mary Livebxorx Melrose Mass Judge VoonaaEa xw York City Mr Kxiort Philadelphia Hen 8chctl Easton Pa EnwAan ilsox £33 Broadway NewjYork jdilia Ltox Waimea Hawaii 8 1 Albxaxdbr Ritchib Inverness Scotland Mrs OaTBOA resnillo Zacatecas Mex Mrs CooriK Utilla Spanish Honduras A Coaa Ex Consul Casablanca Moroocs AaKBBOOX Rb Bluff Cal Mooax 8up Police Blandford England Jacob Ward Bowral New South Wales Thousands of others all over the United States Drs Starkey Palen will send entirely free of charge a book of 200 pages containing the his tory of the Oxygen The book also contains the names and addresses of men and women who havs been restored tohealt by the use of the treatment ult is good reading for the reqilalited men and women do the facts! witnesses! evidence! If you want lb book address Dr STARKEY PALEN No 1524Arch SL Philadelphia Pa 4 4 12 I VeaatMeareM 1 erTCW lie weft Id Il Iff Wy uS honaraklr Sy fkemUI I jU ehbrr Kt TMif er ell end In rfceir lwllml wntwtHoeewhervvwraeyllTvAwr VI WSm MweKiUeihTwerk leeytoltnu We fitnrieh erwytMag We Kart yw Xv rtk Ta ca derefe Are now open and wish your patronage We have the best machinery and workman of any mill within a hundred milesand anted A yeariinjj or two yean old heifer Parties havin'! one to I 'X sell can get best market price'by calling at this office REMEMBER That all stock sold by us is fully guaranteed and that we shall be here to niake our guarantee goodj 'KMr Also one of the finest assortmsriVof Ornamental Sh ruber This SideOfiThe Missouri River: '4 A With each' $15 and $25 CASH purchase he Ciyes A Handsome Oil Painting Address RANKLIN ACADEMY NURSERY 4 t' 1 ranklin Nebraska Where he has opened up an elegant line oi Ladles Misses and Childrens Cloaks And Hoods Also many other New And Nice Goods Too numerous to mention I have the largest stock in imy line that has ever been handled in the county 1 LOUR COAL HAY 'Cochran Caahief? State Bank i junri btLiiz PROMPT ATTENTION Cl VEN TO COLLECTIONS I RESPECTULLY ASKS YOUR PATRONAGE 4 1 fySeed IVheat at A Bsa ranklin is nursing sore hand at present i Chandler is back from his trip to England wants to buy or trade for a new sowing machine? special car with a lot of officials come up the road on Monday Snyder and Zilla Tillitt were married at Atwood last Wednesday St rancis schools are closed on account of an pidemic of warm weather of the past week or two creates a desire to plant garden seed Blly Rankin passed through town on Tuesday evening with a fine drove of young cattle Myrtie Conroy taught the primary department during Miss Gervers ab sence part of this week Gertie Gerver attended ihe meeting of the teachere association held at Herndon on the 14th Will Alley will start on an extend ed trip through Colorado" Wyoming and Montana some time next month has been notified that" he will soon be transferred to Wiray Colo where Mrs reside is said that Wilson Babbitt will move their stock of drugs to Pittsburg in this state and that they will start some time next month Another snow storm on Wednesday night Another telegram about our poople having to burn their furniture to keep from freezing is now in order will try market garden ing this summer raising the viater for irrigation by means of horse power and a pump of his own invention i that he expects will throw a sbiinch stream of winter Republican Valley Editorial Association will take a trip to Galves ton some time this spring Being a member in pretty good standing the editor intends to go if he can collect enough wealth to pay his hotel bills The Democrat and Times seem to have been trying to take a grip at limes forelock in regard to the county print ing altho the commissioners journal give any evidence of their smart no ss Don't be in too much of a hurry boys ji Hartwell started for bis home in Illinois on Tuesdays passenger Robbie has been with" us for several months and had become a general fa vorite as a manly modest boy a pleas ant contrast to the so painfully frequent in young Aiherica York sends us a copy? of hisseed bill which the bouse on Monday It can be found on the oppo bit page" While it over a quarter what should have been given by the state or what we expected a farmer leg islature to give still it is better than nothing and will be quite a help Wo have it ou the authority of the1 county clerk that Treasurer Obert has no bond on file Ordinarily that might be a serious matter but in this county whore the countys money can be open ly stolen and squandered and no one held responsible we fail to see that it makes much difference whether Mr Obert hu no bond or ne so rotten that nothing can be collected it The money will be wasted puy how and we would as soon Obert get it as the city of Atwodd lor Mr Winters or Attorney Austin or the firms that send kegs of to the 'court house ring fourth quarterly meeting of the Blaiceman charge' will tie held at the Mayflower school housein Barnt wotxH on ebruary 21 and 22 The pre siding elder will bo present as usual A QuiNyPaator POSTOICE HOURS Open Sundays from 2 until 4 Open during week from 8 a to 8 pm Gko bankli Presbyterian Services every alternate Sunday morn ing and evenings in the schoolhouse at 11 a and 8 respetively Prayer meeting at the parsonage Wednesday ev enings at 8 Strangers stopping in thq city rnd cordially invited to attend all these services II Mkadk Pastor Has moved into the New Brick Opposite the Court House IK ofP I 1 SAMSON LODGE No 49 of meets every riday evening in their castle hal! in hail at "s'JO? Knights always id von a chivalric welcome Bye Marshall of and 8 peeps right' on selling 2 I HA RD WARE MACHINER At Sard Times Prices 1 i 1 i i iMaTig coricluded to handle Corn eed Hard and Soft Coal ii wiSter have leased i Elevator andam iiow ready and anxious for your trade I shall keep a good supply 7 ea1 'hand so you can always depend on my being able to fill your a Hara I sell it cost but bn the other hand I am in no burry to get rich but will be glad to sell to you at the least SELLS GOODS CHEAPER OR CASH THAN ANY HOUSE IN THElCOUNTY Herding I will tart my May 1st Best range In the cuunty ay auount ef spring water Terms 25 cents a month JetlN McDermott Gladstone Kas i i JtL CLOE JR DAILY 6 pages 1 cent 20 pages 4 cents 8 or 10 paces 3 Ax Aggrissivk Republican Journal Of The Metropolis A EWSAPER OR THE MASSES I ounded December 1st 1887 CIRCULATION 100000 COPIES DAILY The Press Is the organ of no faction pulls no wires has no animosities to avenge The' most remarkable newspaper Snccess in New York I The Press is a National Newspaper i "Cheap news vulgar sensations and trash find no place in the columns of the Press I The Press has the brightest Editorial page in New York" It sparkles" with points The Press Sunday Edition is a splendid twenty pagt paper covering every current topic of interest: The Press Weekly Edition contains all the good things of the daily and weekly editions fi or those who cannot afford' the Daily or are prevented by distance from early re ceiving it the Weekly la a splendid substi tute CORN CHOP EED 4 a And all to' be sold at a reasonble profit i I I 240 i 2 1 2 (Daily andSunday one year 6 months i Daily only one year i four months i Sunday one year I Weekly Press one year i 1 Send or The Press Circular Sample free Agents wanted every where Liberal Commission Address New York Potter Building 38Tark Row Wishing to buy horses mares mules colts wgon lister or hay this spring will de well to under signed before purchasing An excellent team of young driving pontes also for sale Terms easy? A Tench I511 I lI get prices from $11 dealers I pay cash and buy where it is I I I and env vniPnll tlw ML I ill AoniinnA fk 'all all Irinrle winrlmill anrl ruimn crnnrla 1 1 I i I i fey the fun therej is in it and shall be glad to show my goods Thanking youfor your patronage in the past and hoping for It 1 hr I eneroue ihare of your future trade Yours Jbr business i John Greenlie BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT 1 fv with the Publishers wo are enabled to! offer this magzine and ThaREGiSTER at a big discount' from' the regular prices to til Cash lubscn bars uu year iPfegr The Btegister'pervyeMV Both iorfieyea i Jw i 1 i is I MCCONNELL POST NO 233 Meets every tirst and third Saturday in each month in hall at 8 51 Mcadden Samuel Way "Com Union Sunday School UNION SABDaTH SCHOOL meets in the school house at 11 A Everybody wel come Marshall Supt The ATWOOp CJ OTJUR Muse Prop i I V' have started a first class nurse in Rawlins county and want your I do not hide my stock uh til everybody and then put up the price but am't here every day "i aad ahall treat you you will come again2L i 1 A I 1 Xlen Siivrman isdeifl full i line of 'coffins and trim J'ACluster this week Price $75 i A lone solitary" schooner could te peen pulling westward on Monday on Monday nisht ebruary Ivtli Thomas Cerney aged 70 year? was a nine' pound boy born np at Jas on riday evening McDonald was trying han! to be sick during the fore part of the week Taunyliill has! gone east to buy seed grain and feed 'far some of the farmers north of The boys will give a dance ou day the 23rd Owing to the'close times th numbers will be sold for jdst enough to pay the music i i 1 I I near approach of spring causes a brisk demand for good workhorsesThe crop prospects arc magnificent nndhnj springs in the Kansas farmers breast "i anyvteps are to be taken towards supplying our farmers with seed wlieat the prime movers should get a hustle on themselves Wheat must be pul in during the nex tour weeks and some are already sowing i Scott! the Stratton News comparing our Jerry Simpson to Abraham Lincoln The New is eating lots of dirt ta make itself popular with the alliance but it strikes us that that is going just a little far Siddons gave a most pecu liar decision in the Greenlee Ellfson case for the possession of certain note rle divided the costs between the two contestants and did practically tbo same with the notes Both have ap pealed comes up from Atwood that John DuShane has folded hU tent and silentjy stole away from the more or less temporary county seat His de parture causes a number pfereditors to mourn with more or less of bitternes He had many warm friendsin this coun ty but seems to have bled both friend and foowith strict impartiality Supt Reid sends us word that there is over $600 of state money in ithe coun ty treasury that belongs to different school districts and that we of it has been there for a number of years Such being the case iyliy the money show up in any of the treasurers state ments? What kind of bqok keepiog does Mr Obert indulge inanyhow? i Nebraska bill to prohibit usury is a corker and no mistake The per son taking unlawful interest is liable to the loss of both principle and interest can be sued for double the amount by the borrower and shall be lined not less than a hundred nor more than a thous and dollars and imprisoned at the dis cretion ef the court Now why they putthe same penalty on partner in the borrower? If one is guiltj of a crime both must be celebrated case where the Rock Island has been trying to freeze out the cities and townships that voted aid to the N' has been decided in favor of thp road and the people lose over $3000000 worth of bonds which they subscribed for The whole matter is a hare laced swindle and the money virtually Stolen: Thom is county loses $00000 It is such acts as which prompts much of the bitter ness which is shown when a farmer legislature gets alter the railroads In the proceedings of the losfmeel ing of the board of commissioners we notice a neat little appropriation of $125 to pay Mr bill while he was 'sick out in Denver In any county but Rawlins such an outrageous steal could not pass without protest but here we are used to such business and thero will be no kick by the people Mr Win ters belongs to the rink and so it is proper for the county to pay his bills And all over the east our county is ad vertised as bankrupt and unatfie to feed her poor and aid solicitors are tell ing tha our people are starving How do the two facts iiitlemen? Huffman received a patent on his perpetual motion machine last Mon day i the mail brought him a number of offers to purchase the ma chine it looks as if he may bare solved the problem which has been bothering so many generations of inventors Per petual motion has been looked for ever since man has used tools and has always possessed a peculiar fascination for the inventor as he always "seemed so near success As we understand machine it consists of two endless belts which run over the necessary shafting and are each provided with weights that raise and lower each other I Some of the principles are the same that have appeared in thousands of similar ma chines but some are new and arc per haps the ones that science bus been looking for for thousands of years hope it is so i The alliance subordinate secretaries or committees elected to' reporl to the county committee arc requested to meet the county committee at 10 o'clock a on the 21st of this month Peter Mover A Elder Burd Co Com have a number of fine steel en graving size about 24 28 that we will give to schools that will agree to framed and preserve them The pictures are of the same class as one which has hung in this office for the pact two ycarsand are given witboct any condition beyond their being framed "and preserved i Perms $150 per year i Adcertisinff Jlaten: Tuonicflts $500 Proofs 1 i ou ProfCHsional cards (per month) 100 Advertising per incti (per month) 60 VR' TI ME CARD? 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1 291
Années disponibles:
1887-1894