The Leader Courier from Kingman, Kansas • Page 8

KINGMAN MARKETS. HOSIERY Corrected weekly by Kirk dealers In grain, fruit, vegetables, farm and garden seeds. Mrs. C. M.

Blanchnrd went to El Reno Tuesday to visit her parcnls. By the way, her father, R. M. Flickiugcr, was elected mayor of El Reno at the recent city election. Joe Kirk and Jack McFall took five In Summer Footwear We are at the Head fTOPSYI Hnrd wheat SO to 70 Corn, shelled, mixed 15 Eur 18 White Corn, lis LI BTO0E.

car loads of Kirk's cattle to the Kansas As usual in showing an endless variety of shapes in the new Cattle 1.50 to (1.00 City market on Tuesday, and yesterday John Arlington went to the same market with five car loads of his. colorings and grades. Many of the cheaper ones have the style that has only been seen heretofore in the more expensive kinds. We have Produce. Correoted by Maglll Smyth.

fbrvs.perdosen 54 BtAn4ird patent Sour, per 100 2.40 For good and cheap flour call on We've shopped the world for Hose and found none better than Topsy. Our stock the largest west of Wichita is made up of Topsy. It's the brightest, cleanest, finest, most shapely and best-wearing stocking on earth. Every quality it has is the best. It'e a Queen among the blacks reigning over all in its absolute indestructibility.

We Guarantee our Topsys. We know they are good. There never was a more honest dye. No colored feet when you wear a pair of Topsys. They'll give you every satisfaction that a good stocking can give.

We carry a full line in all colors in Ladies', Misses' and Children's, also Gentlemen's. Joh: S. Wolff, now located on Main Uabbajre, per poond 4 Bait, per hundred S5 BtooKes.lt street, 4 doors south of C. A. MaglU's.

diiekens.perponnd 4 Batter, per poaad 6to8 Cane, millett and feed on hand. Agent for Davis Improved Cream Separator, for hand and belt power. New glassware at Harlow's. Loans "Wanted. We are prepared to make farm loans.

Call and tee us. Cragun Ab G. N. Miller, of the vicinity of stract Co. Go to Lane's for fresh fruit BELOW WE QUOTE A FEW NUMBERS No.

715 Ladies Black Hose at 5c a pair. 10 Ladies Topsy Black Hose, good, 8 1-3C a pair. G. D. Oblingcr repairs and recovers umbrellas.

M. E. Lane has added a line of tinware. Cheap. For all real estate business oall on H.

H. Woolsey. Register of Deeds O. B. Hardy went 100 72 Venus 148 seamless, 12 1-2C a pair.

15c. a pair, seamless double sole, 3 for 50 the best on earth for 25c. per pair, ribbed or lace stp. 30c. a pair, fine guage high spliced heel.dbl sole 3 for 1 in Chocolates same as 3 for $1.

down to Bplvey yesterday. Rochester, oalled last Tuesday to renew his subscription. He was accompanied by his son H. who recently came out from Soranton, to visit his folks and perhaps remain. "There'll be serious trouble In this family if you don't buy meat at Geo.

Bill's remarked the wife of one of our citizens as she pounded so vlgoroubly on a beefsteak that she was almost completely out of breath. There will be baptizing near the Bane grove, two miles west and one north of the Butler school bouse in Hoosier township, on next Saturday, May 1st, at 8 o'olook p. m. There are seventeen candidates and we hope tbey will all be present. Jas.

W. Tipton, Pastor in oharge. White Russian soup eight bars for 57i For commencement a beautiful line picked up the choicest things from five different factories and thereby you get the very best to select from. Both Sandalls and Oxfords seem popular. CHILDREN'S AND MISSES.

At 90C. Children's Oxblood Sandals, sizes 8 to 1 1. $1.00 Misses' 12 to 2. 90C. Infants Fine Chocolate 5 to 7.

$1.00 Childrens 8 to 11. 1.15 Misses 11 1-2 to 13. 1 25 3 12 t0 2- LADIES'. 52C. Kid, Pat.

Tip, Oxford has style but not much wear. 1.00 Dong. Kid, Pat. Tip. Needle Toe, black good wearer.

1.15 Chocolate, Self Tip, very stylish. 1.25 Oxblood, Chocolate or Black, Needle toe worth 1.50. 1.50 Chocolate, Self-tip, Vesting top a dandy for the price 1.50 Black, Pat Tip and Strips, Coin toe very dressy. 1,75 Oxblood or Black, Coin toe, hand turned not equalled. 2.00 Chocolate, Self tip, hand turned a big seller.

2.25 Oxblood, Chocolate or Black, Coin Toe splendid values 2.50 All C. P. Ford Co's High Grade Oxfords formerly $3 MEN'S LOW 1.25 Men's Strong Rubber Soles, leather inner sole Oxford, good wearers. Don't get them confused with the poor wearing tennis shoes. 1.76 Patent leather very stylish and comfortable.

2-00 Black Dongola lightweight and comfortable. 3 00 Vici Chocolate Dongola light, easy, stylish and great wearers. Close buvers.are the ones whose trade we are catering for. O. A.

MAG-ILL. 603 Misses Ribbed black hose, sl4 to 84 at 5c a pair. of fans W. E. Jett Merc.

Co. 5 fast-black hose, $yi to 10, 8 1-3C a pair. 26 seamless, to 10, 12 i-ac pr. Ths above in Chocolates, Tans and Oxbloods. If you want fair treatment and good reliable groceries trade with Lane.

Haul HatsI In the latest Duolap styles just received. W. E. Jett Merc. Co.

Kingman county people feel pretty good over the crop prospects, thank you. 26ots at Lanes. No. 15 Boy's Leather Stock.hvy wt. 25c pr 80 Children's, Misses' and Ladies' come in fine guage, light weight, ribbed, fast black.

Sizes 6 to 7 at 25c, to Syi 30c, 9 to 9 1-2 35c. No. 68 Ladies heavy seamless fast black at 12 1-2C a pair. FOR GENTLEMEN We carry full line of Topsys, black and tans, at 8 1-3, 12 1-2, 20, 25 and 35 cents per pair. Remember the above lines are handled exclusively by us and we guarantee the best goods on the market.

For the benefit of teachers, and others M. E. Lane says he will not realize who expect to teach, a summer school much out of the big crop of wheat he win open in Kingman, May 10, 1897, witn Miss Clara Port, ex-snnerintend- ent of Grant county, and Mrs. Agnes has oat. Ton won't complain about flour when you buy the Empress for sale by M.

E. Lane. The cold wind that swept down from Amos in charge. Tuition 80 ceuts week, or $3.00 for the term of four JUST 0PE2TED--Full and complete line of Straw Hats, regular weeks, in advance. and extra sizes.

Boys Bib Overalls from 25c pair up, the north yesterday made overcoats and fires feel pleasant. Henry Showalter died at his home W. E. JETT MERC. CO.

agents for Standard Patterns. near Velasco. Texas, on the the 19th of April, of rheumatism ol the heart, All kinds of summer drinks at Frank Leach's Bon Ton Restaurant alter only a few days slokness. The deceased was an earlv resident of thin and Confectionery. VS.

L. DOUGLAS connty and moved to Texas only When you get it of Salmans, the butcher, you know It is the beet to be had In the market. aDout three years ago. The bereaved family have the sympathy of their SQ.00 SHOE many friends here. A SORE 1 Strawberry, ice cream and cake fes The Presbyterians of this oitv have The Style.

Fit and Wear could not be Improved for Double the Price. tival at J. W. Davison's Saturday and Sunday and thereafter. engaged as their pastor for I he com CAN BE MADE Barred Plymouth Book Eggs, good Ls Douglas $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 Shoes arc the productions of skilled workmen, from the best material possible to put into shoes sold at tliese prices.

stock, IS for 26o. B. F. Hargrave, I mile north of Kingman. make also $ZAA) and z.

shoes tor men and $2.50, $2.00 and $1.75 for boys, and the W. Douglas $3.50 Police shoe, very suitable for letter-carriers, policemen and others bavins ing year Kev. Mr. Eby, a graduate of the McCormiok Theological College of Chicago. He Is highly recommended as a young man of exoellent qualities and muoh ability In his chosen work.

He Is expeoted to fill his pulpit the third Sunday In May. The state board of railroad assessors came out from Wichita over the W. last Thursday afternoon and returned the same way that dav. The xnucn wanting to oo. We are constantly adding new styles to oar ttireaur targe variety, ami mare is no reason why vou cannot be suited, so insist am having W.

L. Douglas 5boes from your vv Merchants, Bankers, Lawyers, Physicians and all economical ier. We use only the best CaW, Russia Calf (all colors), French Patent Calf, French Enamel, Vici Kid, graded to correspond with prices members of the board on the special 8. T. Palmer will make out pension vouoherB and attend to all pension matters.

First National Will pay more than the market price for 20,000 bushels of corn delivered at my ranch. A. M. Horner. Frank Leaoh'a Bon Ton Restaurant is headquarters for good grub.

Square meal or short order lunob. You are sure of the best shave or balr-out if you have It done at A. L. Bond's. First shop north of Jett's' Ladies' Oxfords and gent's low shoes the latest novelties all np to date.

More to follow. W. E. Jett Merc. Co.

men wear W. L. IWuitrlaa were Auditor Morris, Secretary of State Bush, Treasurer Hefflebower. and Shoes because they are the best. For sale by Lieutenant Governor Harvey.

Attoruey oi me inues. If dealer cannot supply yea, write L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mm Catalogue Irek, General Boyle was represented by an assistant. Buy your fruits at Harlow's. W.

E. JETT MERC. CO. The seventy-eighth aunlversary of uaa fellowship was celebrated in A car load of Tim Callahan's cattle appropriate manner at Ler.ido by the ONLY WITH THE BEST IMPLEMENTS Our "Ohio" Cultivator and Our "Dandy" Cultivator are acknowledged the best. They are Tried, and True.

Our Line of Walking Cultivators, SledsDiscs, is complete and you can come Now and get them. They are Here. One Kow Sleds, Two Row Sleds, Three Row Sleds. We haye a Few Listers Left. Barb Wire, WoYen Hog Wire, Woven Poultry Netting, Everything in Hardware.

FERGUSON BROS. lodge or that plaoe last Monday even The Strawberry Crop Ever known in the history of Texas is now being marketed. If interested in small frnite and large profits, ask agent Santa Fs Ronte for copy of Coast Country pamphlet. Excursions in April and May. and a car load of Jim Tuney's were taken to Kansas City Tuesday by a foreign buyer, ing.

Elder J. W.Tipton, of this city, was the orator of the oocaeion. Siena were taken at the meeting to organize Jim Downey and wife, who went to Hutchinson with the excursionists last Monday, visited iu that city until yes JETER MILLER, M. O. SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN.

W. W. Donaldson and wife know from personal experlenoe bow hard It rained last Saturday evening. They were on their way to Dresden township to visit Mrs. Donaldson's parents over Hunday and were eight miles from their destination when the down-pour commenced.

Darkness overtook them and Billy says he bad to walk In front of their boree with a lantern to find the road. Tbey got there finally. It would be a difficult task now to attempt to make either of them believe, as some easterners do, that it can't rain in Kansas. If you want tbe very best of dried fruit go to Lanes. Eyes fitted for defec tive vision.

terday morning. For your spring suit go to M. J. Hobson. He will fix you out in style, and keep the olothes in repair one year free of charge.

When vou want the purest oonfeo- t-X Wis4frJlM Optical work of all de Artificial Evas mntnliMi and inserted. tlons, freshest fruits and nuts, of KINGMAN, KANSAS. FREMONT BDRKET, M. Wagoner was very much eratl- DENTIST. fied this morning to receive his final a Kebekab lodge, and the probabilities are that a good lodge will be formed In the near future.

Councilman W. H. Child Is agitating the matter of constructing a "storm cave" near the school house to be used by the teachers and pupils as a "safe retreat" when a bad storm is threatened. His idea is for the school board to have the work done and he says that he has talked with anumber of our oltiiens and finds a sentiment In favor of the projeot. My NeighberTold He About Hood's Barsaparilla and advised me to try it This is the kind of advertising whioh gives Hood's Barsaparilla the largest sales In the world.

Friend tells friend that Hood's Barsaparilla cares; and it gives strength, health, vitality and vigor; and whole neighborhoods nse it as a family medioine. Hood's Pills aot easily and promptly on the liver and bowels. Cures siokheadaohs. IU a Comfortable Una. Journeys long or short comfortably made, provided year tiekets read over Banta a Boots.

mscnarge from the union army which he had lost in 1866 as he was returning umoe over Farmers Drovers Bank. All Telh "trsoMd home from the war. He lost it in Uie NEW CASH STORE IDEAL WIND MILLS M. J. Albright ft Jolla, Iu.

8ole Agents for the County. THE BEST ON EARTH. WRITE FOR PRICES. h.a"') fiipe. and ll kinds of tanks ticket office in Pittsburg, and it was found by a man named Waterson.

From him it was passed around till it reached the adjutant general's hands who made great efforts through the papers reach Wagoner which were finally successful. Postum Cereal at Harlow's. NEW COODS! NEW GOODS! course you know that Davison's is the plaoe to get them. The storm of last Wednesday night blew down tbeMennoniteohuroh near Pretty Prairie and damaged some barns in that lacality. The party bringing to my store May 1st the greatest number of musio box coupons will receive Swiss Musio Box free.

B. E. Harlow. Light Branrnas, Duke of York and Upson strains, eggs SS cents setting, extra cost for shipping. R.

H. Drum-mond, Kingman, Kansas. Highest market price paid for all kinds of produce at Harlow's. It is uo use to try to make any tort of a deal with W. H.

Allen about that price for carpenter work. It will be given to the best work-woman. J. J. Oldham was badly bitten and otherwise Injured by a fractions horse, yesterday.

He will likely be laid np some time on account of the injuries. Am mi Fike will not reach here today but will oome next Tuesday. May First pubUoatlon. Ant-tl 09 ism u-o Mr. Q.

W. Knowlton, in the west I have on hand a complete lice of Staple Dry Goods and Notions aa well aa a fine line of Groceries, Fresh and in Good Order. I hare permanently located in Kingman and respectf ally solicit your trade. Bntter and Eggs taken in exchange for which I will pay the highest market price. Try me and I will do yon good.

Bespectfnlly, Benefiel's Old Stand. Awarded Highest Honors World' Fair, DIX gUMMONg BY PUBLICATION State of Ksnsas, Kinsman eounty, ss. T' Bonn, her hutend. Ellen Llvinmtoa ud liviMstooT ker Join Sooutan. hhf wife.helrs at law of Charles Uoouiii' ed.whose names are unknown plalntltt .7.

that UDless vou answ the petition aied by said plalntM or before 4th day of Jane, 1897, said petition will be taken as true and iud. rv OR I'll 4 part of Kingman county, a few days ago sold twenty-four head of oattle for $1,000. When tbe faot is taken Into consideration that but a little over two years ago Mr. K. purohased the oattle comprising this herd for little less than $5 per head, It is evl-dent that there ls good money In feeding oattle.

Wichita Eigle. Americans are the most llnventlve people on eartb. To them have been issned nearly 000,000 patents, or more than one-third of all tbe patents issned In the world. No dlsoevery of modern years has been of greater benefit to mankind than Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy or has done more Uo relieve pain and suffering. J.

W. Vaughn, of Oakton, says: "I have used Chamberlain's Collo, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy In my family for several years, and find It to he the best remedy I ever used for cramps In the stomaoh and bowels. For sale by Cooktou Jc Loomis. Ciarl. KSr lit dav of nsiwuha.

luu. Vr.w 4 i Half a cent buvs enouo-h 1th and remain ten days. Anvone wanting veternary work done should Sherwin-Williams Paint TREDICK for two coeds on one square call on him. rl" th'rty-tw. 10- west or tk.ti.

toot of surface' 80LE ASENT8. Mrs. J. T. McKinzey and son left for Crawford, Texas, yesterday DfflRG MOST PERFECT MADE.

morning to Join husband and father, who has been at work at that place SrUsnted-Jin Idea for several months. Who can think of torn, stiupl thing to palebtr said Vtf 5EKt pure Crape Cream of Tartar Powder. Fret jm Ammonia, Alum or any other adulte: ant; Long Branch graham wafers at Har -1 An .4. Write J611H WKUDEKMERN CO Patent ItiHSl beii I h.u pmoial seal this SSSIh ISELJ day of April, m. Gao.

M. Dsoa, low's. 40 YEARS THE STANDARD, J. W. Alton, AttoraVy.

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