Lincoln County Farmer from Lincoln, Kansas • 8

UKCOUI COUNTY FARM, The regular quarterly meeting of the Lincoln County F. A. I. TJ. will be held January 19th.

The Lincoln, Kansas, Jan. 8, 1891. call will be published next week. Ira 8. Tbocp, Business Manager.

1 S. SCOTT, The farmers of Lincoln county are beginning to realize the necessity for their stock and grain, and as fast as they are able are ornamenting their farms with good barns and sheds. Every year sees more buildings being erected than FEOM NOW The Scientific American published by Munn New York, presents weekly to its readers the best and most reliable record of various im provements in machinery, while the scientific progress of the country can in no way be gleaned so well as by the regular perusal of its pages. The publishers of the Homestead, the weekly twenty-four page agricultural paper of Des Moines, Iowa, edited by a practical farmer, informs us that they will send their paper from now until the 15th of January, 1S92, free of charge, to every farmer, not already a subscriber, who will send his name and address, plainly written on a postal card to the Homestead Des Moines, Iowa. The copies will be absolutely free, and will be sent to any fanner to enable him to judge for himself of the merits of the prsvious one, and it will be but the matter of a very few years un State Lecturer of the F.

A. I. will address the people of this county on the Demands of the People's party, in Lincoln, Wednesday, January 13th, 1892. The principle part of his lecture will be devoted to the Sub-Treasury plan. Every one who possibly can should be present and bear this noted speaker.

He will probably speak both afternoon and evening. Subscribe for The Farmer. HAM til Kansas will compare in improv-ments with any state in the union. NATIONAL LABOR CONFERENCE. AH porsons who desire to attend the National Labor Conference at St.

Louis, February 22, 1892, are requested to communicate with me at once. I have been selected by OTJIR ENTIRE I HUE OF the delegates of the F. A. I. U.

of Kansas to arrange for rates, Furniture at Smith Browning's Call and settle your subscription. Hardware at Smith Browning. Wall paper and decorations at J. D. Sherrick's.

the Homestead as a paper devoted to his special interests. On the 15th of Janua-y the paper will be discontinued unless subscribed for in due form. route and hotel acemmodations for the Kansas party. CLOAKS! J. B.

French, Sec. F. A. I. U.

of Kans. -GO TO- Smoke the Ranger cigar. For sale by J. E. Kerr Co.

GOES J. E. KERR I Paint. Liaseed Oil way down at J. D.

Sherrick's. IE Thai IT. The new county officers take their seats next Manday. James E. Logan returned from Pennsylvania last Saturday.

They take the cake Beggs' Little Giant Pills. Sold by J.D. Sherrick. Do not miss this chance. SHIRE BROTHERS.

FOE GKOCEEIES ConfectionerY, TOBACCO CIGARS. 18 lb Granulated Sugar $1 00 4 lbs Coffee 1 00 8 cans Tomatoes 1 00 1-lb can- Baking Powker 25 6 cans Pumpkin 90 3 lbs Dried Grapes, 25 5 gal Coal Oil 90 5 gal Gasoline 1 00 All other goods in proportion. Goods DeliYcrcd Free of Charge. J. A.

Lopshire of Beverly, was in the city on business last Tuesday. F. W. Herman has bought the Eacket store and taken possession of the same. The following is the program for the Union Society of Christian En-deaver to be held next Sabbath afternoon at the Christian church at 4: 00 o'clock: Music; scripture reading, Charles B.

Hall; reading, Emory C. Meek; duet, Lillie Mills and Lillie Herman; recitation, Ida Moss; reading, Mable Bredes; solo, Bernice Dodge; recitation, Buth Murphy; song, society; recitation, Lizzie Murphy; bible reading conducted by Eev. Arthur. Four weeks ago the supreme court of Kansas decided that when a person owned a farm having a mortgage upon it and a railroad purchased a right of way through said farm the owner could collect the money and the mortgagee not be consulted. This has been dona throughout the state of Kansas, and had the decision been the reverse, it would have involved thousands of cases and almost endless litigation.

Yet only in one state in the union has a supreme court rendered a similar decision, while in more than a dozen others the supreme courts have given decisions just the reverse to that of Kansas. We sell and warrant every bot-lte of Beggs' Family Medicines. J. D. Sherrick.

This week is being observed as one of prayer by the Presbyterian people in this city. Mrs. Charles Wood, of Manhattan, spent last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Quinby, in this city.

The finest and cheapest hanging We expect all who are owing us on subscription to call and settle by lamps at J. D. Sherrick's drug store. the first of next month, as we are not MONTH $300 financially able to carry you longer than one year. Do You Want 4 Mrs.

McKay returned from To-peka last week, bringing Miss Mc-Michael home with her. Miss is much improved in health. THE FAVOEITE -STORY AND SKETCH Employment? By which you can make LAUGH AND LEARN. Captain Eli, the modern Sinbad -THE- 3O.UU to igZDU.UU per month the 4. j- 1 ji 4 Two-year-old cider venegar for 25 cents a gallon at Poland Hix-son's apple room.

Piles of all kinds cured by using Begg's German Salve. Sold and warranted by J. D. Sherrick. Dr.

Clark has moved to his new residence, two blocks north of the Windsor Hotel, on west side of St. I take great pleasure in announcing to the citizens of Lincoln and vicinity that I have just received a full stock of prescription drugs from Chicago, and am now fully prepared to furnish all medicine to my patients. Dr. S. M.

Clark. aujuuiiu uepeuuiugon wneiner you jj Kvork part or all vour time, and on-l NEW YORK WEEKLY POE 1892. the Sailor, will give a series of lectures at the M. E. church in this city on Saturday and Monday evening, January 9th and 11th, on the pthe amount of vim and vigok and 4 and pluck and push you put into4 Uhe work.

If so it might pay you following subjects, Historical Questions about the Monsters of the Sea," and "Capturing and Killing the Great Leviathan." I to write to us. We've got some-(thing that GOES, and 'there's room for a few more to come in. "Border Land" successfully presented three nights last week. The audience seemed to be perfectly satisfied each evening. Earl, a little son of Mr.

and Mrs. Silas Mathews died in this city on January 2, from an injury received by a fall. Funeral services were held at the M. E. church, conducted by the pastor.

Harry Porter nnd Stella Hurlock were united in marriage December 3l, 1891, at the home of the bride's parents in Valley township. The Faemer wishes this young couple a long life of prosperity and The Captain has been thirteen fIt won't cost you much to investi-j years a sailor and has navigated gate only a two-cent stamp. We a lite, wide-awake Repre-J II sentative in your community, ei- uier MAJN or wumajx. 11 you are jl interested we'd like to hear fromSl Never in the career of the New York Weekly were its attractive features more numerous and commendable than at present. It has a galaxy of brilliant writers constantly engaged, many of whom write exclusively for serial stories are of the best character, always interesting, with a healthy, moral tone.

The sketches and short stories are bright and distinctive features of the New Tobk Weekly. the productions of the most popular writers of the times. Its easays are also a prominent attraction-clever, thoughtful, suggestive, and many of them humorous. Its droll and witty dialogues are inimitable, and speak for themselves. They are universally appreciated, and consequently more widely copied than those of any other publication in the world.

In every department a high standard of excellence is maintained, for conciseness, lucidity, accuracy and interest. Several stories, by authors of established reputation, have been scheduled forearlv We'll show you where there lis some money. All information Sexafroo! What is it? Let us tell you that it is one of the nicest, cleanest, sweetest and most effectual tooth washes on the market. Sold and warrented by J. D.

Sherrick. 1 j. 1 mi a uy rexurn man. men 11 you are convinced, all rifjht: there'll 1 Via rr liarni A a rn 1 -t vatt'i I vinj J.UU J-iJ- I many seas, and there is no man who can describe the Wonders of the vast deep and monsters that inhabit it as he can. All those who love real, solid, intellectual sidesplitting fun should be there.

No one who desires real scientific knowledge can afford to miss it. His personation of the Irish, the German, the African and the Portugese, under the various exciting and amusing experiences in the seaman's life, so perfectly that you will seem to be with them. His delineation of character is marvelous. The Captain makes special effort to please the children. He talks M.

IVVl Lv APPOINTMENTS FOR NEXT SAFBATH i once. Address 4 (The Brodix Publishing Company Y. W. C. A.

Milo 11 a. Bar Business seems to be getting down to a solid basis, if the 380 failures of last week can be considered substantial evidence. This nard 7J p. by Ella Smith and WASHINGTON, D. C.

Hattie Weaver. Surprise 11 a. Harmony 3 Dew Drop (illustrated sermon) tation during the coming year. They include the works of old-time favorites, as well as the productians of authors who have never before written for the New Tokk Weekly. No efforts or outlay will be spared to preserve the fame of the New Tobk Weekly as the Story and Sketch HOW 7 p.

m. H. C. Bradbury. so that all can understand.

The la MARRIED. dies are delighted, the children pleased and everybody satisfied. Don't forget that as an extra attraction the Captain has his muse Bishop Came On New Year's day, at Lincoln, Kansas, by H. C. NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE.

um with him, consisting of all the Bradbury, Minister of Gospel, Arthur E. Bishop and Sarah A. Came, both of Sauna, Kansas. harpoons, lances, blubber spades and the deadly torpedoes with which the whale is killed. Also the jaw-bone of the great sperm Mr.

Bishop used to run a farm --sat. number exceeds the failure for the corresponding weeks of the past five years by nearly 100, and seems to disclose the fjact that something is wrong with the economic questions of the country. When the difficulty of obtaining credit and the close scrutiny that every applicant is forced to undergo is truth can't be concealed that 380 failures under present credit conditions would mean at least one thousand under the more liberal system of fifteen years ago. The fact is that the people are doing business in the midst of a continual financial panic, which is becoming more intensified with each dawning day, and unless something is done at once to remove the pressure, a final crash must be the ultimate result. Exchange.

alone in this county, but he now re whale, with the teeth in it, some "TiPr irT turns to try farming with some one to help him. May God bless their ribs of these monsters, the jaws of a shark with six rows of teeth in home. Fagan Jennings At the resi them, and a monster sea turtle six feet in length, that weighed three dence of the bride's parents in Scott hundred pounds when captured off Delay not, but make arrangements at once for the regular visit of a paper that never fails to Interest, to instruct, to amuse, to divert, to lighten the cares of life, and make the world seem brighter. TERMS TO MAIL. SUBSCRIBERS: (Postage Funic.) 3 months 75 I 2 copies 5 00 4 months.

1 00 4 copies to On 1 year 3 00 8 copies 20 00 To Ot.ub Raisebs, Now is the time to raise clubs. Advertising matter and Specimen Copies Bent freely to aid canvassers. Encouraging Inducements for Large Clubs. All letters should be addressed to STREET SMITH, P. O.

Box 2734. 29 31 Eose St N. Y. township, Lincoln county, Kansas, December 30, 1891, Frank Fagan KnterprUlngr Tonne Mailt True Co. Instructed and started me.

I worked steadily and made money faster than I expected to. 1 bocame able to bay an island and build a small Bnmmer hotel. If 1 don't succeed at that, I will gn to work again at the business in which 1 made my money. True fc Shall we instruct and start yon, reader? If we do, and If yon work industriously, yon will in dne time be able to boy an island and bnlld a hotel, if yon wish to. Money can be earned at onr new line of work, rapidly and honorably, by those of either sex, young or oM, and in their own localities, wherever they live.

Any one can do the work. Easy to learn. We furnish everything. No risk. Yon can devote your spare moments, or all yonr time to the work.

This entirely new lead brings wonderful success to every worker. Beginners are earning from US to SUiO per week and npwards, and more after a little expe rience. We can furnish yon theeniployment we teachyou FKF.E. This is an aire of marvelous things, and herets auutber great, useful, wealth-givingwonder. Great rains will reward every industrious worker.

Wherever yon are, and whatovor yon are doinpt, yon want to know about this wonderful work at once. Delay means ranch money lost to yon. No space to explain here, but if yon will write to u. we will make all plain to yon FKEE. Address.

Tit UK fa Box 40O. AiunM, lUlM. and Andie Jennings. the coast of Florida, making in all quite a museum of rare curiosities. Admission 25 cents; children under 5 years, 15 cents; season tickets, 40 and 20 cents.

The profits of these lectures go tho education collection of the church. Frank is a hard working youwg farmer. Addie will finish her echool teaching at Old Milo before they go to housekeeping..