Gray County Republican from Ingalls, Kansas • 2

The CAPITAL of the Arkansas Valley, The PKIDE of Southwestern Kan And the COUNTY SEAT of Graj County is, and will remain gonce. The wagons homing the trophies reached hero nbout noon, and by night the ofiicos wore nicely located and the officers attending to their duties with as much calmness as it nothing had taken place, save occasionally, when they would give long drown sighs ol sincere relief. The democrats of cuch township met yesterday and eleotod three commttcomen, who are to meet at Cimarron Saturday Feb. 25th to organize permanently as the county central eommittoe. BANK OF INGALLS, jqrPost-OOBee Address SOULE, KANSAS.

Does a General Banking Business. TnuRSDAY, February 23, 1888. A charter was lost granted tho Hutohinson, Ashland, and Strip railway company, the right to construct and operate a line of road through the counties ot Bono, Pratt, Kiawa, Comanche and Clark, to Paladora, Neutral Strip. Thedi-rectorB are T. E.

Berry, president; C. F. Winlon, vice president; Geo. A. Blair, socrctary W.

E. Brooks treasurer; all of Ashland. TKttMS OF BDIlHClClPTlON. On copy one year, -One copy six months, l.no .75 One copy three months, Single copy, .06 tJ-No subscription taken for less tlian three monthn. J.

S. Painter, editor of the Garden City Ueruld, is oonfined to his bed by sickness. THE POPULAR, Livery, Feed and Sale Stable, J. KNOLF.S, Pror Entered into the poBt-oAIco at Intfallfl, Gray County Kansas, as mail matter. The great Beading strike has been ordered off, nnd the miners have srono to work.

GRAY CO, REPUBLICAN, By the Republican Puiilishino Co. ALLEN II. SAYLKH, Mang'r. Once more Utah is knocking at Good First-Glass Acccmsiicdations. the door oi congress for admission into the union as a state.

According to tho immortal Long-fullow, "in the springtime, a young man's mind gently turns to thoughts of love," hence we publish the following for tho bonefit of tho boys. "A good, honest. Dent county, Missouri, girl writes to tho postmas orses'Boarded at rousonable rates. But little doubt now remains that A. J.

Snell, the Chicago mil INGALLS, KANSAS. linnsire was murdored by William A. Tosscott. INGALLS LUMBER YARD. Kansas has $15,000,000 invested IS OURS in flourinemillsand packinghouses ter in Denver that out of respect to him and the editor, she will say that she wants to get married, and that she is willing to come west.

Sho says she is ''a poor girl, bnt bravo honest and intelligent; and sho woighs 147 pounds; and she will make any man a good, true and kind wife and helpmate. and during the year 1887 furnished S. II. GRIGGS, Manger. tor homo and foreign consumption, $30,000,000 worth of bread and meat.

His on bund a full supply of The trial In the Wichita county NOW IS THE TtMK. murder case was concinueu iusv 1 1- Everyone who has friends in tho day at Great Bond. The jury, after being out one hour and thirty-five east that wish to como west, either Lumber, Lath, Posts Shingles, Doors Sash. to locate or visit, should not neglect minutes, returned a verdict ot not to inform them of the cheap excur guilty. sion rates that are boing given by all main linss of railroads coming The foot-pads have moved their field of operations from Kansas li to Kansas.

From now until June excursions will be run, on At ihe Prl- n.A and see ub. Wn Ctriir.tr fnr thn Dirrht ty to Topeka, and the Uommon- IfC OUUOR IUI IHU which tho rates will bo lust half fare to any point forty miles wtst wealth, by way of a prelude, dis cusses, in a long articlo tho methods of warfare, defense and etc. And our Flag Now Floats in Triumph. MERCHANT HOTEL, ot tho Missouri river. Unless they are waiting for a time when they can come for nothing, they had better tako advantage of the present opportunity.

Time is money, and nono realize it more than those who delay in coming to Kansas. C. J. Jones telegraphed from Now York last Thursday, to Garden City, saying that tho contract had that day been signed to tie and Iron CIMARRON, KANSAS. INGALLS the COUN the Nickol Plato Eoilroad and put It in operation at once.

TBKK1BLE CYCLONE. TY SEAT OF GRAY COUNTY. Splendid Beds and Excellent Board. Head Quarters One of the worst cyclones that was ever known in tho state, almost After nine years of litigation, tho county seal fight of Rush county is fcr fen. oulirolv demolished the town of decided by tho supremo court in favor of Rush Center.

A writ was is Mt. Veriion, last Sundoy. A special dispatch to Globe Democrat. II. T.

BAIED, As't. J. D. GRAVES, Manager. sued commanding the officers to An order Issued says: This city was visited by a move thoir books and offices to the terrible cyclone to day at about 4:45 victorious town.

p. m. It bad been thundering and raining for some time, when sud GARDEN C1IY LUMBER CO, RED CEDAR and SPLIT OAK POSTS. Lumber For Well Curbing. "DRIVE iN." donly a low, rumbling norae was It makes us awful tired to pick up tho Cimarron Jacksonian and heard, and a black cloud that seemed to touch the earth swept over by the District Court Commanding the Officers to move the offices and Records to Ingalls.

see squib after squib "run in as original matter that some poor editor ought to bo credited with. Borrow them, Gorton but don't fako thorn. Granada (Col.) CHAS. F. Nir.K-, President.

ANUKfcW SArilNb, Moe-inv the city, and it became very dark. As soon as tho cloud passed, how-over, tho sky brightened, and people realized tho shock and loss they had sustained. Hundreds of houses wore blown down, and many people were crushed in tho ruins. BANK Kb 1 i iU'i'MiL ST our nekd. Formerly Garden City Bank, Despite all tho reports to the that the sottlora in southwest AUTHORIZED CAPITAL.

$200,000,00. 400,000 In thousands of households The The offices and Records Kansas are in destitute circumstan ces and would nood a groat deal of Does a General Banking Business. Youth's Companion has been a con Moved to Ingalls Tuesday Morning. Great Rejoicing. Free Dinner.

Everybody stant visitor every weok for sixty Josph Coverdalo, tha. K. KilM, Jacob T. Cartar, IiIKECTORS: Audrw SaMno, years, and men who were boys when P. Nilea.

it was established in 1827 call at the aid, investigation has proved that tho reports were greatly exaggerated. In a large number of cases that have como to our personal knowledge, the settler asking aid is tho owner of a quarter section of lanil and oflimcs a span of horses and Borne cattle. Ask them why they don't morlgago and they will office of Perry Mason now to renew their subscription for their grandchildren. Its growth has beon marvolous, nnd the cause OF KANSAS- of its success is attributed by the publishers to tho care with which Nothing succeeds like success. Eight is might, and the truth bos at last prevuiled.

has got tho county seat, and what is more, is going to keep it. Last Saturday Judge Strang of the district court, Late Principal Law Slerk of the General Lasl Offics. say that tho loan companies have withdrawn all agents and are not it is edited. It is pure and eleva ting, and at the same time vigorous loaning any more. Ask thom why and entertaining.

Another reason ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR, issuod writof mandamas, ordorlng they don't soil some of their stock, of its success is that every member In Cases arising Undor tho Publio Land Laws. Eleven year Experi ot the family finds somothing that and thoy toll you they can nnd a buyer unless thoy are willing to Dart with them for less than half exactly suits his tasto in its varied ence. Three and One-halt Years rincipul ljaw view txenerai Lund Office. Do not believe your ease is hopeless until you have consulted me. columns.

We aro not surprisod at Tho Com Office, U. S. Land-office Block, Rooms 11, 12 and 13, Garden City, Kan all of tho county officors to move their offices and tho records from Cimarron to Ingalls. The writ was brought to Cimarron and placed in tho hands of the county sheriff who on Monday evening served a part of them, and on Tuesday morning tho remainder. No sooner had the last paper boon served than tho work of carrying out panion having more than 400,000 their real valus, and rather than do that they will allow their names to go on the list of those asking aid.

And then there is another class who do not nood tho aid, but being undor subscribers, when we see how provides somothing of interest for every mombor of tho family. Tho the erroneous impression that aid is being donated by tho east, are Companion is published weekly, and fully illustrated. Its subscrip selfish enough to sny that they tion price is $1.75 a year. B. F.

fcTOCKS. MIH. STOKCS MILLER. LAW AND LAND ATTORNEYS (REAL ESTATK AND LOAH BROKERS). ESTABLISHED IS I'M.

WE HAVE NO TOWNS TO BOOM, BUT ATTEND STHieTL to buaineaa, and watch the iuturaata of onr cllenta. C0.YTES7 BEF0HE THE V. S. ZAM) 0FFICM THE DEPARTMENT XT WASIIING70X Promptly and properly attended to, MONEY LOAKXD ON LOWEST RATES. (Beraembfir Wa lira th "Pionewr" Loan Firm of Uarden City.) Consultations in Eugliah or Gorwun.

It will soon bo Arbor day a day sot apart by the govornor, on whic might us well have "their Bharo." Such people aro not true Kansans, as thoy liavent sufficient prido to keep their numos from swelling the list and lotting the impression go abroad that they aro destitute Truo, there are somo who aro realy noody, and it is as Governor Martin the poopto are requested to plan trees, and the settlors should and loading the records was commenced. The matter had been kopt quiet and although some may have expected it, the sudden appearance of the writ was a surprise to all but the friends of Ingalls. The Cimarronitos not caring to muko thoir already bad condition still worse, wisely retrained from attempting to resist tho strong arm of the law. The offices and records were placod on wheels unmolested, and passed out of town amid hisses making preparations to observe the duy by planting all the trees the3' possible can. Groves and for says, 'that probably two-thirds of ests aro the chief rouuisitos to en Garden City, Kauaa.l the people who hare sottled in theso M-OFFICE oppusiU V.

8. Laud Offloe, courage ruin, and we can get them now counties, brought with thom to Kansas very limited Bupplios of none to soon. The following by SITUATED Ealph Waldo Emerson, is a fuot and frowns, to the doleful musio of a that every Kansan should trcasur On the main line of the Great A up: "no who digs a well, con structs lountuin, plants a grov T. S. F.

11. 400 miles wes of trees by tho roadside, plunts provisions or money, and that somo of thom should now be doslituto, is not singular." But thoir greatest need at present is tho means to buy their spring seed, and if the proper steps are taken this nood can and will bo supplied by the local author-ites. In Meado and other counties, tho county commissioners furnish seed at the expense of the county, orchard, builds a durable bouse tolling bell, which was mournfully, yet truthfully sounding the doath knell of tho town of corruption. Fraud may triumph for a time, but it is short livod, and is sure to terminate in disaster and disgrace to those who perpetrate it. Perhaps none realize this as forcibly us do the officers whose writ was pro- of Kansas City, 25 miles west reclaims a swamp, or so much Boys You can get a NOBY Tailor made Suit or Anything in the Hat or Furnishing good line.

All mail orders Will receive prompt attention. iii KTIN PITTS, GAKDEX CITT. puts a stono seat by the waysid Dodge and 25 cast of Garden City makes tho land so fur lovely and desiruhle, makes a fortuno that and in the rich fertile valley ut cannot carry away with him, to those who uro not able to buy, and In turn take the farmers notes for security, und if necessary our which is useful to Mb country long afterwards. A man is a man only faced by a tell-tale bond, or bill of sale of thoir honor, hearing thoir own signaluro, the possible oonse-quonoos of which Is sufficient to appall any man of ordinary intolli- the Arkansas IUvcr. Addroas all communications to SOULE P.

O. Gray County, Kan something as he mukes life and nature happier to us." commissioners can do similar..