The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-06-15
KANSAS STATE NEWS

las in 1887. IN.
White City. Morris county. b., :.
obacco society. M
White City has effected srr,n,.,
aCit3. "AA4a,
Tbs eRlina city council propose, !.
out the worthless ours BY taxing a.. =.
Der head. 00ka
The Kansas City, Fort Scott ana On,
Dad, heretofore known as the .fsuls Rc,.a,
gill In the future be known as the .sar-.-1a.
Route" smp1h
Kansas prosperity, says the A,.A.
ghampioH, IL taking d eeper root ev.,, ~.
aoT, preparatory to the great harvest ! ~.
alter on.
W. c. Purcell q teacher in ths ~.
school at Arcadia, was arrested 1 "a -.
ago for srutally beating daughter q Is
E. Taylor.
The creamery et Helper. Crawford eo,,..
Is now in full running order. The nrst 49,.
ing was sold at auction, the first -,
bringing $11.
The ten counties Of SedgRick. SUM
CoWley. Butler, Reno, Greenwood. H,r-s
Marion, Kingman and Harper had na,rl.
tion In 1870 Of only S $50; now 1t Is 81 ~
Stockton Record: While the Sc asOO m,,A
ate 1t win be q wonderfully prolific -
Never before within the memory Of the 60.
inhabitant have the growing crops heee =
such splendid condition.
The town Of Sheridan, In Sheridan eou.,,
vii be moved some five miles 10 the & ~
n, railroad. Work of moving the haTaA.,
will be commenced as soon a. the alta 4 !.
lected by the railroad company.
Wilson Echo; Alfalfa is being soun 1,
some Of our enterprising farmers II ma
attention was given TO the raising Of ban,
grasses In this part of the state II would ~
better for the farms and the farmers.
Russell Journal: With the bountiful nh.
which have thus far characterized this mcaA
Kansas will be able to feed the world. CS,e.l
crops of grass and corn, and cattle q !
thousand hills, and fat hogs by the =
thousand will be the result
B. +. Smith, the Lawrence nuserym a. b,
his year sold 400, 900 strawberry plants s
parties in Kansas, Missouri, Te1aS Iowa Ne
and ship from his straw berry patch Mon
quarts OF choice berries. He employs ahovl
Two hundred berry pickers for the season
Mrs. Lizzie Dolar Of Paola, has In herpo>
session a mad stone which came from Rar
and thirty years ago and has been In use ID
Tears. She states that this stone has ntS9
allied and that she has applied II after iha
patient has had spasms aud even then cot u
desired results
Mrs. Lee Jerome, Of Wichits, was rohhoa Z
| Sc 000worth of diamonds the other night n
stones were taken from her room, where thsy
| had been left on the dresser In ; careless
manner. The thief entered at the window x
room on the first floor and reached the fuom
on the second by unlocking The bedIuoa
| door.
Atchison Champions The Kansas stnte ~
Fersity has been In successful opeFaiicn
| twenty-five years; each year Il has made q.
.ided progress, the year just closing having
| )een the most prosperou In It's history EusI
| hundred and eighty-th rec students, 80 4
whom were Kdnsans, ha We been Ia aflendlnnl
Turing the year.
Gaylord Herald: More than 4 dozen iln'p
les have moved into Gaylord In the Daal isu
lays, and more are coming. The growth =
jayord is good aud substantial and 10 %
dependent on wind. Things are beginning 7
brighten up all along the line. CroDs ntsu
ooked better, business Is improving and g
anybody is happy.
Winfield Courier: Talk about The ''ncss
rage laden'' farmers OF Kansas One EOoa
nop will pay off every cbattel moFtgnEs
he state, and the advance In markelea
ralue of farm lands, which would follow %
good crop will be nearly II not qnite, eqalt
alrnt In the aggregate 10 the sum total O. I.
real estate mortgages. And that 10 NhAt
going TO happen this year.
Marshall Democrat: Rev. Ellhu BHbe
lied at the residence OF his son, Charles 4
Barber In this city, May 49, iSss, at II cocoa
1t the age Of ST years months and = aaIs
lie was an active man In the church ana CO
nunity where hc lived, always taxing ~ 4
vance step for education and Teligioa. 2
was the founder of three seminaEles, auib0
several hymns, which with some OF Dis sef1aa
we're published.
Atchison Champion: The crop prospect
Northern and Northwest Kansas Eas nsss
better than now. Wheat and RE are =
best ever raised in that section. oaa-.
immense acreage. very promising ".@
increased acreage of corn has been -
still being planted. The soll-n0w tnosoas.
Nv saturated with moisture, 10 IN ne uesa -.
dition ever known throughout tnh - -,
section, and, in consequence, Nmtnes1 -
sss farmers are unusually hopeiui anu A'ff'
MarysvIlle Ntws: The coal hole 70.
assured fact. Hon. Perry Huiehin'on !.
nesday contracted with q man from has.
polls, Ind, to put down a dry pros psea :.
lor 5000 cash, and the engine, maeA'ss'
md to0ls-four carloads-WIh Be hsas
few dayA The contract Includes 49,
for the first 80 feet. and II II - heessss Z.
put the piping further down than tnas - -
| have 10 be paid for extra he 60 - =
sAys that when the machinery y nsss y 80
put the bole down at the rate % 80
day. :.
J.. l. Phillips and wife, Of GreeaEles. -
wick county. celebrated the seTenissla - =.
gersary ~ their marriage THURSDAY, -
alt TheT have twelve childfsn' =
md two girls, All living and al pfessaL :.
Oldest Ernest, Is 60 years old MI -
IA 70 wears old and hls Etfe iso -
younger. Both are blessed I'D - :
rood health and Ernest looks osSss - 80 ~
'ather. Over i0J people parlook 2 -, r
7er. They have lived in Seigs..esA -. - go
.ighteen years, cOm ng nosa
sylTanlA, where they wtfe bafH-
Atchl.on Chtmslot: Ose Of fhs 10. !.
.essful methods Of boomn< SosiAeil
saa. snd Tor bat mailer. anJ Other -
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