Harper Sentinel from Harper, Kansas • 5

TTTF hTJTTTJFT I eggs always kept fir? A (iOOD Mjunre dinner tiir loc 111- Ul.ll 1 hands at Frey Bros. 2of at traiaui riar r'iauranr. Try one and you will In Mrs McMunn am! and Mrs. Bays went to WicLita Monday to 4 )tivi nMd. visit friends.

HOME HEWS. A. T. S. F.

Railroad TIME A SLE Sliced apples 3 lb. for 2.m. at Amier-; son's. 27f Flour Down. West Patent Boe (larneit Toe leo- pies Clark's .1 sack a And r- sons.

o.t Goin Cast, freight a. m. Ertft. 4:00 p.m. Ooinsr Went, a.

GoiujrWest, paswns-er ...12:37 p. la. S. C. II A 1ST.

Ajjent Mrs. J. 1). Cloud has gone to Wellington to her parents until Mr. Cloud tinds "where he is at" in the Strip.

1 lb. Jams, and Sorghum at Ander- I Good Reocing. The Cosmopolitan magazine and the Harper Sentinel both' for $250. i 1 HUTCHINSON Us SOUTHERN. SOCTII.

J. M. Lobaugh of Coldwater. came here the lirst of the week and will seek his fortune tomorrow in the land below. a 4:02 pm 7:30 a Accommodation NORTH.

Passenger Accommodation School for Children. Miss Crocker ill ojm-ii lr school for miiiiiu children Monday. () t. 2. at her residence.

Our feed stores could not supply the Strippers demand for hay and oats last Monday. The number so far ex- ceeded their expectations. h. i' t'l- 'is I Armed Men. It is stated tht th tender from the-a-t who -mn to settle in the St iip are armed with guns, revolvers all sorts of deadly weapons They seem to think that western people are outlaws and bad men generally.

Van Ho ti tens cocoa best 2.e. at Anderson's 27f James Seholes came in fconi Paola i Wedesdayand will follow the chase to the strip. Hamer Si roup came home from Colorado last. Friday. 11 drove as far as Hutchinson Southern fl.

R. Co. Chicago and return 2(M)o Single trip 17 70 St. Louis and return 22 70 Single trip 13 t)0 W. G.

Lind. Kinsley, when he took sick, ami from lawenrer runs through to state Uae (Cameron) daily W. G. LIND, Agent. No headache with TUTT'S LIVER riLLS.

Bucket syrup at Anderson's. 20f Fly paper at Anderson's. 26f Ward Keifer is teaching school near RhuTCity. Cheapest Uire. in town at Anderson's.

Miss Jennie Davis of Maytield visited friends lu re Ia.it Fnday and Saturday. Wireleafand Japan tea ut Anderson's. 20f Leslie Ander.oon and Clarence South-wick left for Chicago last Monday. Hay, Oats. Coi Brand, Ship and Flour at Anderson's.

If Mis Blanche Hoge has been employed to teach the Ruike school near Danville. Coughing Leails to Consumption. Kemp's Balaam the cough at once. The Harper kid base ball club beat he Att'ca elub in a gann' here Saturday 2J3 10. Notice! XtMiee! We sell goods for cash.

2r J. L. Axdeksox. W. I).

Lancy this city is teaching school in district 2j in Banner there he came by School Books. New and second hand at Miller's. 37f The farmers along the line of the Strip are selling water to the "Strippers." A few of them got excited and bottled up air and tried to sell it. A Special Train. A special train will be run over the Hutchinson Southern to Cameron Saturday, September 16, to accommodate all who desire to see the raee to the new country.

It will leave Harper at 8-45 a. m. 'i'i 5 '3 ifl-'l 5 i 2 Teachers Examination. Miss Jese Hauna and Miss Bertie Anderson received third grade certilicates a he tost eounty examination. Through an over -dght, their names were not reported to us lat week with the others Bring your work to Anthony machine slop.

Boiler and engine jvnrk a speciality. Suti Fled Batl'-y has been appointed as one of the board of trustees for proving up a town site in the Strip. The position pa3ssix dollars a. day. Meno Weaver of Marion county arrived here last Saturday and.

will go to the regions below tomorrow to get himself a farm. HARRER, KANSAS, Santa Fa Excursion to tho Strip. An excursion train will le run over the Santa Fe, 10, from Wellington to Kiowa and return fare, one ami one third. This irain will be due at Harper at 0:37 a. m.

and, will return here at 3:23 p. m. Tickets ooof't Jo return ho 17th. 4i inoss 0)oVlc3 Mrs. J.

K. Casebecr relurtied last Suuday from a visit to her daughter 111 Chicago. OPENS SEPTEMBER 26, 1893. IV. N.

HULL, Mrs. John McLaughlin of Harper township died last Sunday and was buried Monday in the Harper cemetery. She was about Go years old. A covered Wagon went north last Monday with the body of a man who died near the Strip line. Poor fellow! No doubt he had gone down there with the mtention of getting a home for loved ones.

Water Scarce. There is a scarcity of water along both sides of the Cherokee Strip and unless there be rain before tomorrow, animals and people will suffer from thirst in the run. A great manv have Highest prices paid for butler and eggs at Frey Bros, Opera house block. 1, Elmer McCowtn of this city will teach school in district in the north west corner of the county. Lane's Medicine moves the Bowels Each Day.

In order to be healthy this is necessary. Dr. Medaris has gone "to the south side and will have his shingle out at Enid before sundown the lGth. provided themselves with a barrel and those who remain behind the racers! to bring in the provisions will take with them a supply of water. At some places water will S'd! ar a good price 0 Hot Winds.

T.Hot winds struck here about 3 o'clock We will save you 10 per cent, on all goods you buy of us. 20t Fkey Bkos. vTili; iURFEII CITY MILLING C0.fr Wednesday It is something unusual for hot winds this time of year. They almost scorched. stuc on School Books and Supplies of all kinds at Jewelry Store.

37 Soj $10 and $20, Genuine only live cents each; $o0 and $100 bills 10 cents each; 25c and o0e shin-plasters 10 cents each; $1 and 2 bills 25 cents each. Sent securely sealed on receipt of price. Address, Chas. D. Bakek, J0 S.

Forsyth Atlanta, Ga. Found a man's coat and a woman's cloak. The owners can have same by calling on Isaac Harmar six miles north east of Harper, identifying property and paying for this notice. selves several times to see if we were "done" and roasted sulliciently. There is one consolation, ho nights are always cool.

1 MaNUFA TUIIEBS OF AM) BEALE IX Fill ED. DIRECTORY. CITY OFFICER. Major w. ti.Muir City Clerk C.

J. Wefitfall Treasurer, II. G. Pert Police Judge J. 11.

Ervin City Attorney, E. J. Fisher Marshal L. W. Axton 1 O.

E. Snooner 1 Jesse Murphy 1j. Ppnscman -ja It. S. Me Kee 4fi II.

W. McMunn N. P. Cunningham. L.

W. Axton Board of Health Dr. II. C. Martin A.

H. Baldwin. Board of Education. President, Jonas Cook Vice President, J. A.

Strohm Clerk, Mrs. Josephine Weatherly Louis Walton, A Weatherly, Adam Shriver, J. G. Wenjrer, Ellis Miller and Mrs. Ida McMunn.

Treasurer Dora Frantz. Supt. of Schools, Ira E. Swain. FLOUR EMffil FOR MEAT.

Intense Heat. The intense heat together with dust, blown about this week has caused a great deal of suffering to the men who had to. -stand in line to comply with "Smith's Folly." A number have dropped dead in line, a great many fainted and a greater number curse Hoke Smith for not providing a sufficient number of clerks to do the fool work. These booths at a number of points could have been locateu in buildings or in the shade but instead they have been out in the hot sun, with the themometer ranging from 90 to 105. Miss Pauline Kaedal returned last Saturdav from a two mouths vacation.

While gone she attended the World's Fair three weeks and visited her parents in Waynesburgh, Stark county, Ohio. She is again at her post at Cole Bros. Mrs. B. A- Burr of Attica came in Tuesday to visit E.

J. Hotton and family. Mason Jars, Standard Jars, Wax, Bubbers ami tops atndrrson's. 23 Porter Beed went to Medicine Lodge last Sunday to run the eugine at the sugar mil's. School books of all kinds at Variety Store.

36f Harry Stoner of Sedgw'ick came down last Sunday to visit friends and to go to the Strip. Millinery goods cheaper than ever sold in Harper at the Bailey Millinery Co. Latest fashions and novelties arriving for the fall trade. 37 Miss Hose Fisher of this city will teach the Antelope school north west of this city. Mrs.

C. M. Brown of Gilliam, Missouri, arrived here Wednesday to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. W.

M. (iwiun. IW FAHMERS bring your FEED and have it GROUND just as you warn; it, at the lowest possible price, while you wait. C. II.

Morrison and family moved from Harper to Nashville, last Monday where he takes charge of the Santa Fe otlice. Mr. and Mrs. Morrison have been residents of this city for nearly three years and have made many friends. Satisfaction Guaranteed.

IARPER G1TY MILLING 00. SmarK?) Women. After men stand in line day and night for a day or two in front of a registration booth, they become in favtr of wonlan's rights. They believe that women have a right to take their chances with men on registering and not be permitted to be cliamneroned in When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.

When she became Miss, she clung1 to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Ctono. BED BVJRs" The Harper Normal School will open September 26. For information, call on or address Prof. W.

N. Hull. front by soldiers. At least, that is the Mrs. Lund went to Hutchinson Tuesday where she will join her husband.

Alter visiting there a short time, they will go to El Paso, Texas, to remain. Livery lesson that was taught a few women from Harper, who uudertook to head off the line in Cameron Wednesday. The crowd cheered them and called them Feed Stable. and lOu organ at half price, and 31) volumes of standard works for $30. Both are bargains.

Call at once at 35t Wm. Wiiitworth's A "Stripper" at Caldwell who wanted to leave the impression that he was a bad, dangerous man, wore a badge on which was punted, "I am pizen. Dont run into me." An old man who Horses hoarded nml cared for at reasonable rates. J. W.

YORK. Pi West Main Harper, fcaue. A great deal of wheat has been marketed here in the past two weeks. The top price paid here this week was 4Se but that was for one load only. It has ranged from 42 to 44e.

S. E. Cole bought six car loads last Saturday. An old man dropped dead in the line at Arkansas City Monday. He was an old soldier, but there was nothing Slates, lead pencils, slate pencils, ink, tablets, pens, rulers, and all else used in the school room at Variety Store.

36f had seen a little of the rough side ac WE WILL PAY THE FOLLOWING prices in cash for poultry delivered to us in Harper, Kan. Hens, 41c; Springs, 5c; Turkeys, 5 and Cc; Roosters. 2c; Old Ducks, 4c; Young Ducks, 5c; Butter, 13c; Eggs, 8J; Pigeons, 40c doz. costed the fellow with the badge, and said: "I'd have you know that I'm an anecdote for pizen." about his person to tell who he was or where he was from. Jacks Bros.

Notice. CHICAGO MEAT MARKET. All kinds of Fresh Smoked Meats Sausage Poultry, Egs, Butter. Fish and Oysters in their jr. Opposite Opera House.

All persons are hereby notified not Br. To The Public. I am prepared to do your rooting or or an 3- kind of roofing material," with a full guarantee and solicit your favor. Will do roofing at the following prices: Hubert, Milton, John and Albert Miner of Bond county, Illinois, came in the first of the week and haye joined the "Strippers." The first three named are brothers of Mrs. Rev.

Freeze and the last a nephew. Season. CsshPaid'crEiaps. to plow, cultivate or in any way till on the following discribed farm: The northwest quarter of section 31, range 7 west in Harper county, Kansas. Frank Schmidt.

Wiioh and sA Dealers in ICC We sell for CASHcdy Asbestos roofing complete, Very heavy Asphalt roofing, 3 ply Blk. Diamond Asph. Advertised Letters. List of letters remaining uncalleu for in the Harper, Kansas, postoffiee, for the week end-in? Sept. 13, 133, and If not called for In two (2) weeks will be sent to the dead letter office: Binsham, Fred Durham, Jesse Farral, J.

Hatfield, A P. Johnson, Mrs. Aurther Mautz, C. A. McGhee, Charley Stull, ChaJ.

In calling for any of the above, please say "advertised" and prive date of the list. A. G. PATTERSON. P.

M. Sept. 15, 1S03. $4.50 4.00 3.75 3.00 2.50 1.75 I. B.

BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE. North Ci-ntral Aenue, The Best Salve in the world for No. 1 Rope Neponset, No. 2 Jackson Moores has vacated the Glenn House, moved his family to Anthony for the present, and he has shipped across to the south side and will run for a town lot in Enid. Mr.

Moores has resided in Harper a number of 3 ears and has proven himself a good citizen. Cuts, Bruises, sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give and wiea-the M'orld lie only known, lessing to Years of study, expfrimen tijie investigation have given Clori.Ie ot Cold Tablni.

sure cure for the Tolaiv fia' They have pnven a great the thousands who liavo f. perlect satisfaction, or money refunded. Pnce 25 cents per bos. For sale 03 the Glenn Drug Co. 40 Plastic cements for recoatmg aud repairing of old roofs.

Coal tar ami a dozen kinds of sheeting papers carried in stock. Harper, Kas. II. B. Babcock.

Children Ory for Chil dren Cry for AThsughtful Parent Consults his in'erots when he is prepared fr an emerge'iio he knows that "like a thief in the night," Croup and Whooping Cough may come upon his child without warning. Can he afford to be without a remedy at hand? Cubeb Cough Cuiv is he should have on hand; is th "SIXTY SECOND REMEDY." Sold bv Glenn Drue Co. aimi Avingnon Wins. E. B.

Weatherly's two year old stallion, Avingnon, won the two year old stake at Winfield last week. Wednesday of this week, at Wichita, he entered the 2:45 2 year old trot and won in two straight heats. Time 2:45 and 2.47J. M. M.

Gookins of Versailles, Indiana, arrived here last Saturday. He resided near Harper in '8G and '87. He states that the part or Indiana from which he came is suffering from drouth. health thete-h fenti-'I hey are Pitcher's Gastona Pitcher's Pitcher's Castoria. and new life through tljcir, timonials received bivnth -ments of gratefid thanks, sold by al! leading Children Cry for.