Western cyclone. [volume], May 13, 1886, Image 2

About Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887

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* WESTEBN CYCLONE.
- ARTHUR G. TALLMAN, Eorron,
(NICODEMUS, - - KANSAS,
THURSDAY, MAy 13th., 1886.
SALUTATORY,
_IN starting the CycrLoNg we have no
:poldgy to make—We ‘believe' thist
" Ricodemps deserves good paper, and
that js the reason we are Lere’ Ve
:have ng long-winded promisés to malke,
“but will each week publish all the
“news that we think will he of nferest
"to the people of N icolferius and “sur
‘rounding - country’ and ‘ dleal with
'tuestions of 'public interest as much
'hs time"and opportunity will permit,
“ Tie ‘CrotoNe will not attack " its
_patrons like the original"{fir_fi'xfiy‘-éanés:" f
‘that sweep over the western prairies,
‘hut will treat every one with generosity
‘and'respect.
" 'We'start our paper small but have
plenty of room to‘grow, and will en.
‘large a 5 860 n as the town demangs it
'We haye come here to stay and work
for the interests of the town ; we ask
:thc; suppert of the merchants and
,b'llsincss men, and ‘we in re.
‘tirn, wil try and give them"as good a
Joeal paper as there are in'this part of
the state. A
~ Our litch sfring is out and we hope
that all who are interested in our suc
cess and friendly to the Cycroxe will
:ca]l gn& see us—Come in and give
};é ;'ofir & Yours Truly,
Basioe ARTHUR G. TALLMAN,
For Btate Auditor,
HON. E. P. M'CABE,
Of Graham County.
Gentle reader, when you have fas-l
fened your expanding optics upon |
this paper “and > brought yourself to
realizé “the fact that " Nicodemus
'fias a paper of her own, to advocate
er interests and the inteacsts of the
pwroungding country, with a few lines
to devote to the good of humanity
generally, precipitate your hands into
the depths of your pockets, fasten upon
a dollar and then strike a “b” line for
the CygLONE office, where we will be
glad tp weleome you as a visitor and
reliecve you of said collateral, as a
matter of business. Come and see us
anyway, whether you have any busi
ness with us or not, It always does
us good to look an honest man in the
face, and as we have no mirror, calls
are in order. |
Last Friday we visited the thriving
little city of Nicodemus in company
with Homer Boylan and A. G Tallman.
Nicodemns is located in the garden of
trraham county and the surrounding
inhabitants are industrious, so we see
no reason why Nicodemus will not
make one of the best towns in the coun
ty. Westopped for the night with that
&yjpc{; of good fellows and one of the
most p,roéfni_nent politicians in Graham
eounty, Z. T, Fletcher, proprietor of
the St. 'Fran,cis‘ Hotel, where we were
treated royally, Nicodemus has three
gfaores, a blacksmith shop, one hotel,
one [iveyy stable, two implement deal
ers and wilk soon have a newspaper,
the tfype and material already being
Jocated in the town. Nicodemus is
bound to make g good town.—Webster
Eagte.
Political economists seem to have
an abundance of food for thought at
the present time. With the finance
guestion, the labor problem, the land
puzzle, the prohibition query, the
woman suffrage enigma, and a host of
Uside-show” issues to figure out, they
peed have no fears of any lack of em
ployment for some time to come,
The war of the revolution was to rid
this country of British rule. The
struggle of the present day is to do
away with the idea of Knglish customs
in America. Itis the same old story
of two great clements at variance; the
one, seeking supremacy; the other,
struggling for the Rights ef Common
People.
The CycLoNE takes pleasure in en
dorsing Hon. E. P. McCabe’s re-election
as Auditor of State. Mr. McCabe has
most excellently discharged the duties
of his office and enjoys the confidence
of the entire people of the State to such
an extent that nothing but political
trickery could defeat his nomination.
The Republinan Congressional con
vention for this District is called to
meet at Stockton July 14.
The Republican state committee has
called the State convention for July 7,
wt Topeka. !
The CycLONE blows!
Nicodemus is booming.
Nicodemus ‘wants a good flouring
mill.
Z.'T. Fletcher visited Stockton last
week.
New buildings are going up all
around us. |
Hurrah for Nicodemus and surround
ing country. it
Will D, Lane, the Kirwin book agent,
was in our midst this week.
The new hote] on south Main street
ig rapidly nearinig completion.
One advertisement in a newspaper
is worth a dozen on the side of a%am
Miss Lulu and Mr. Homer Boylan;
of Webster, were visitingin the city
i T 0 e e
H. K. Lightfoot, editor of .the Web
ster Eaglé, “stopped in town Friday
nig'llt. -, & - S .St ST
Mr, Woodard purchased 8. P. Rond
tree’s building on north Main streect,
last week. = 5 o
Bro, Montgomery, of the Stockton
Democrat, made us a friendly call
last weelk.
Fletcher Bro's. new livery barn is
‘almost completed and is one cf the
finest in the county. ' :
- C, H. Newth has purchased a new
Smith American Organ, and islearning
to play quite rapidly.
- Samuel Garland, Wm Wims and
ye editor visited the little wigked ecity
of Webster, Friday, i S
The people of Webster are greatiy an
noyed by drunkenness and rowdyism.
They should enforee the law,
If this paper suits you, come in and
subscribe for a copy for yourself .and
also send a copy to your friends in
the cast.
The young folks had a very enjoya
ble dance at the town hall last Friday
night. Mr. Henry Sommerheiser fur
nished the music.
Everybody within ten miles of this
place should turn out to the lecture
one week from next Saturday night. It.
will be immense.
Mr. Joseph Mercer, agent for the
P.ano Twine Binder, was in town Mon
day and Tuesday, setting up machinery
for ¥Fletcher Bros.
- After June 9th, Nicodemus will be
deeded town-site. Judge Gordon will
make proof for the benefit of the in
habitants on that day.
The present crop prospect bids fair
for the largest harvest ever gathered
ie this part of the state. Small grain
looking unusally well.
The Western Cyeclone, at Niclonemus
will be launched to the journalistic
breeze next Thursday, with A. ;. Tall
man as editor and publisher.—Eagle,
We are under many obligations to
the citizens of Nicodemus, for the fa
vors shown us while starting this pa
perrand we will try and give you one
of the best papers in the county in
return for your appreciated kindness,
Nicodemus has no whisky shop; no
billiard hall or other gambling hole;
its citizens are a moral, refined people;
no drunkenness or rowdyism, no curs
ing or whooping disturbs the peace of
the place. Its example is worthy the
; attention of its sister towns.
- Miss Nettie Craig, after a month's
sojourn with her parents, departed to-
Eday, for a visit with her sister, Mrs.
Finley, of Leavenworth. Irom there
she goes to Omaha to visit her brother,
after which she is to return to Graham,
the banner county of Kansas.
Nicodemus is located in the midst
of one of the finest countries in the
state, looking from the town you can
see for miles. The country is so lev
el that you can see what you neigh
bors are doing in the next township.
If there is a paradise on earth, it cer
tainly is here.
This week we will send several
hundred sample copies of the CycLoNE
to our friends in Graham and Rooks
counties, hoping they will like it and
subscribe. Persons receiving this pa
per are requested to read it, and ¥
they like our style we would be pleas
ed to have them read our paper each
week. We send you this with our
compliments and will not send an
other unless ordered. The price of
the CycLoNE is $l.OO per year—Sub
scribe now and be happy.
One week from next Saturday night
at the church in Nicodemus, Will C.
‘Thornton is to deliver an address on
‘the “Liquor Traffic.” Thornton, though
‘the poorest flnancier, and one of the
! poorest of poor men of thx: State, x::mks
‘well among the best writers of our
country and is said to be one of the
‘most forcible orators of Kansas. The
lecture will be free to all, and choice
‘music will be furnished. Those who
fail to attend will miss a rare sodal‘
treat,
: CIHI : NEWTHL A
‘Physician,
NICODEMTS, — KANsAs.
All call promptly attended to day or night.
Orrice AT THE CITY . DRUG STORE.
S. Garland,
. ol % e .
fifiAL ESTATE *AGE:ST. .'
-T—ZOZ-wf* :
-NIcgpEMUS, -~ - :KANgas.
i MONEY TO LOAN. .
’ Special attention given to selling and exchang
‘ing real estate. Correspondence eolicited. Ad
rese a 3 ahoye. : :
Jonas Moore,
_STON E MASON.
Maszon work done to order on notice. Leave
orders at A. N. HARPER'S,
NicopeymUs, KANsAS,
Z.'T. Fletcher,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
LAND & LOAN AGENT.
Land for sale in Rooks & Graham
Counties. _
MaNEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
All kinds of Jand business atiended to. -Legal
papers made out and acknowledged.
NICQDEMTUS, - - KANSAS.:
ST. FRANCIS HOTEL,
FLETCHER BROS., PROPRIETORS.
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NICODEMUS, KANSAS.
This house i# In first-class order and is prepared
to furnis<h the best accommodatiogs to the travel
ing public. Charges r¢asonable.
2=7"Goop LIVERY IN CONNECTION.
B, P, Moreland,
All kinds of reparing promptly done
in a workman-like manner. Boots &
Shoes also repaired. Satisfaction
cuaranteed. Give me a trial,
‘ B. P. MorELAND,
3 NICODEMUS, KANSAS,
KBS IR AT Y 4 TR S T I S . S AR A SN
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- J. A. Weaver, |
—PEALER N ‘
Fresh Groceries, Confectionary,
Candies, Cigars, Tobaccoes,
(Coffees and all kinds of
Staple and Fancy
Groceries.
Store north side Main street,
NICODEMUS, -— KANSAS.
I A. W.FRATER,
i
—ATTORNEY AND COUNCELOR AT LAY
WEBSTESR, g Kaxsas,
Will practice in all the courts of the 17th Jadicial
' District. Makes final proof and attends to all kind
i of land business,
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!_____________________ s L Ml
A, G. TALLLMAN,
1 LOAN AGENT,
; Money to loan on Reoks and Grsham county
Real Estate, at lowest rate of interest, and no
Commission. Call on A. G. TALLNAN,
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| NICODEMUS, KANSAS,
DRY GOODS AND
GROCERIES,
‘BOOTS:& SHOES, HOSIERY &C..
Laces{ Handkerchiefs,; Ties, Needles, Pins, Thread, Dress ,Gooqs;
Prints, Flannels’ Ginghams, Shiriing Cambrics, Ete, Ete.
-My stock is full and complét(; in eve:gifi:art_icula,r. An. greceries
;4 have a good assortment of stapl¢ and faney goods
: a.lw‘ays:fmgh‘_‘ and reliable. ¢Countgy |
PRODUCE e
, of all kinds taken in exchange for
f goodsat the highest,mayiet prices. —,lf you have. any ,
} shing to buy or sell, come and see me. ' Headquarters for
EVERYTHING!
A FINE LINEOF CIGARS
And Tobacco alwayson hand.
——CGOMPLETE LINE OF ——
PATENT MEDICINES
CONSTANTLY KEPT ON HAND.
Call.and examine my stock, I consider it a pleasure to show goods.
C:H NEWTH
NICODEMUS, KANSAS.
S. . WILSON,
—DEALER IN———
DRY_GOCDS, GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES AND
EVERYTHING
USUALLY KEPT IN THE LINE-OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
o THE OLDESTSTOREIN
THECOUNTY!?
AND ONE OF
THE MOST RELIABLE!
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FURNITURE!! FURNITURE!
CONSISTING OF
BEDS, MATTRESSES,
CHAIRS, TABLES, .
SOFAS, LOUNGES,
CRADLES & &«
AND EYERYTHING PERTAINING TO A FIRST-LLASS
FURBNITURE . ESTABLISHMENT.
Call and examine my stock, and get prices, |
S G. WILSON
Nicodemus, Kansas.
PO | POP}
THE MOST EXCELENT DRINK ON EARTH!
WE MANUPACTURE A FIRST-CASS QUALITY OF
SODA POP GINGER ALE ete,
WHICH WE ARE OEFERING FOR SALE AT ALL OF
THE NEIGHBORING TOW NS:
ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY FILL}'ID. :
BOYLAN & TURNER, WEBSTER, KANSAS;
FOR SALE BY
FLETCHER BROTHERS.
PLOWS, HARROWS, DRILLS, LISTERS,
MOWERS, CULTIVATORS, AND BINDERS,
All kinds of Farm Machinery kept in season.. If you want any Kind-gl
Agricuitural Implements give us a trial and we wili guarsatee prices. -
FLETCHER BROZ. NICODEMUZ KAN.