Gray County Republican from Cimarron, Kansas • 4

"GRAY COUNTY LOOK HERE FARMER REPORT of the LIVESTOCK MARKET Compiled and Furnished Weekly by WRIGHT HANNA, Live Stock Commission Merchants, Kansas City. The Breeding Season Is now here, and the Published Thursday in wei'R. John Harper Editor. 0a account of the heat and wind the dance Saturday night was held In the court house, instead of being a platform dunce as announced. It was httentled by a h.rge crowd, and a general good vime was enjoyed.

A. S. liowman, of Finney county, was in this neighborhood Thursday looking after threshing business, as there is no threshing to be done in that county. He will be in the north part of the county in about two weeks. Young I7-hand CLYDESDALE STALLION bscription, One Dollar per year.

All the World Loves a Winner ni-i'eil tlie Post OhVe lit Clmiirrmi, Qliiy oily, Kansas, for transmission through the t. malls second class mall matter. liaised by Jack Hums, of Monte Kansas Cltv Stock Yards. 30, 17. Choice to ancy Hini to ltr.tl.tr, steers t.s timid to choice steers.

1 1110 to Pino Hi 4. oil to 4.7(1 Fairtooo.l 4. to to 4.M (lood to oholee 1200 to to 4. i Fair to good 4 to Oood 1000 to 4.00 to Fall tOKOod 3. so 4.00 (iood heavv feeders 4.oo to tlood sloCKcrs, 700 to ltSM) rt 4.00 to 4.

Jo Medium il lilto 3.7.-, (lood yearlings 4.T' to 4. CO Fair to good ve ti lings 3,7." to 4. on heifers :t.so to Fair to gnil heiters to 3.rsi Stock helti'is :i.lto 3. 40 CIloH'e cows 3.110 to 3.40 Fair to good cows to 2 77. anners I.

to 2. Springers to L'jill Milrll cows.p' hcati to (iood fat hulls 3 00 to 3.10 Kccdini! hulls to Bologna hulls lo Veal calves, per cut 3. "si to 4...0 zuma, will begin the Bcason April 1 20, nt the L. A. Paris homestead 14 miles northeast of Ingiills.

Our 'Ninety-Seven Complete Line of DON'T PAIL TO SEE THE HORSE Mrs. J. J. Anthony, of Nickerson, stopped off here Saturday evening and spent Sunday with the family of D. T.

Tahb, leaving ninday night for Santa Fe, via Garden City, to visit her daughter, Mrs. J. S. Patrick. The dry winds and hot weather of the past few days have been very hard on gar And get Prices and Terms before Bre ding.

III CASH TERMS LOW AND or 1 L1- will breed for part of the colts, Beeds at half price at Hulk gulden Tlios. Morris's. Mares will he pastured and cared for free Mi sdP Ut BJA Ji 1 -1 1:1 arc the during season. L. A.

PARIS, IMA11RON TIME CARD. A. T. S. F.

Ry. GOING EA.STWAUI). 2. I. ical Passenger, 0:33 P.M.

l.ij al l'reliillt, 4:13 1. M. dens and late field crops. J. li.

Naylor, who had one of the finest gardens around here, reports that it is neatly ruined, and others are in the same fix. We need rain and need it badly. One of the amusing sights of the celebration was that of Jonathan Egbert trying to climb the greased pole. He isn't mwmz Thos. Morris keeps all kinds of temperance drinks.

The wheat harvest is in full blast in the south part of the county. Dr. Holleuibeak made a flying trip to Dodge City Tuesday evening. The fastest daily trains to California are run over Santa Fe Kottte. TARANTULA THE FULL BLOOD fefef (TV- Result of our Years of tiOINU WESTVfAUD.

1. 1,1) 'iiver Express, M. .1, l.o Ml Passenger, 10:20 P. M. si, l.ooal Freight Train, nfl A.

M. lin- si lsiaro Looal Krelulits ami will m--u' liters, E. Pabke. Auent. r- Kpfiencc Clyde and iJell Hanuti, of Garden City, are working on the west section.

The others are going to Milwaukee in July via Santa Fe. Won't you? so young and active as he used to be, but in spite of this fact and his avoirdupois managed to get half way up before he had to quit the job. M.W. Jone9, who has been here for some time settling up the affairs of his father. W.

W. Jones, deceased, left on No. 2 Wednesday evening for his home in Iiitwrenceville, Kentucky. He expects to return either next fall or next spring to make his home here. I GALLS TIME CARD.

MONARCH CYCLE MFG. CO. CHICAGO HEW YORK UTiDCS Hamblctonian Will make the Season of 1S97 as follows: Thursdays at Kelley's. Fridays and Saturdays at Cimarron. Mondays at Rohrbaugh's, 8 miles n.

w. of Cimarron. Tuesdays at Ingalls. Wednesdays at my place, 6 miles w. of Ingalls.

Rates, $5 to Insure. J. Francisco. T. 3.

F. Ry. (lOINO WESTWARD. Seti nine two-cerl stamps for a Aeck of Monarch Playing Curds, iiiuvirutijii' L)Min Rumctl, Tom Monarch Cooper, Lee kichnrdsun an.l Waller Jones. Sue Hev.

Johnston will fill his regular appointment at tlie Presbyterian church next Sunday. Claude Grubb, tua Postal manager, visited at his home in Pierceville the first of the week. a. A. 1--S I 1.

Express, SI I. l'l'oUht, I (SOINO EASTWARD. Ml Piisseiiywr, 5:23 P. M. Krelalit, 3:44 P.M.

tnd S3 are Local Freights ami will 'Miners. J. W. Birrs, Atretit. C.

T. Vinson has ordered an eight-foot Freeport steel windmill, to be placi on his farm west of town. The boom nt the depot has ''busted'' already, and Mr. Beveridge, who has bten day operator here for the past week left Wednesday night for Lamar, Colorado, leaving this place without a day man. Mrs.

Beveridge will remain here for the present, until Beveridge finds a house to move in'o. C. 1 TV f) lv ma1 OFFICIAL DIUKCTOKY. P. Montgomery, a wealthy cattleman of Kansas City, was registered at.

the Bryan-Park Wednesday evening. We are under obligations to M. E. Carpenter for a peck of fine apricots from his fruit farm east of town. IUSTKICT OPFlrEKS.

Till ronirresniona! Oistrlet. Jerry Klnipson. Coiiressinan. S7 sen ill) st A .1. Titus.

Senator, ilsl 1 llis't FraiH'ls C. I'llee. .1 virile. Mr. Hood, of the C.

Live Stock had a narrow escape at the depot Friday evening, in attempting to board an engine that was starting out he fell, and but for the fireman, who caught bitu by the coat collar and raised him up, he would have gone under. John Irick has been doing considerable IK COUNTY OrKICEUS. 1R work for J. A. Evans this week, nuttinir small addition to bis house in the east Cou'itv lerk County l'reaeiirer Prolmte Jii'ljre HeKl ter Deeds mill Coroner Counly surveyor County attorney Boot of Public Instruction Fur gasoline stoves, carpet lining, tar paper, parchment paper and window screens, call at the lumber yard.

Misses Ida Warner and Mollie Grubb, of Pierceville, came down to visit and take in celebration last Saturday. The days are getting shorter, but the hot weather continues, with the thennom eter hovering near 100 in the shade. Barton Sallee are putting up two windmills in thj Brooks-Fisher pasture for the uu of the K. C. Live Stock Co.

Mr. Boone, general solicitor for the part of town and adding 1000 bushels to O. W. llollemheak. I'll is.

A.Tabh. C'has. Warner J. B. George W.

Price. Clay Barton. Amos Dixon Lowe Harry Brlce. Mollle Barton. J.

P. Kniery. ff piAN YOU 1 I P. Detect the Chaff from the Wheat? flip I KEATING. I "SEE THAT CURVE." 3 '14) the bin capacity of the mill.

The hous" C. OlfJCleSOM. Hepulrs Clock, Hewing Machines, mid Or ans. Makes upeciulty ol shiirHnii)K Huzors and nil otlH. cde tools.

liol low ground. ready for the plasterer, and will be fin ished in time for Mr, Evans, who is ex pected home next Work gua.anteeil, and prices us cheap as the Dlst Clerk Commissioners Professors Mayberry nnd Hauibleb'n I A. D. Wettiek, Chairman. JO" II.

I.I1IV. I J. K. Hihlebranii. cheapest.

East sMe Main. North of Hnllrond. left last Friday evening for their homes at Turned and Garden Ci'y, respectively. They made numerous warm friends while Iopeka Capital, was interviewing his CIMARRON, KANSAS. subscribers in town Thursday evening.

here, and the high esteem in which they Mrs, Oybr, of Dodge City, a sister o' are held by the members of the institute msnucT court. form il District Court In 11 ray unity begins on ic II st Til 's lay In March ami the llrst Tuesday 111 F. Pbk Judge, Emkuv, Clerk, Claude Grubb, the Postal telegraph man BICYCLES! is shown in the resolutions adopted by them, which appear elsewhere. ager, was a Cimairon visitor last Saturday. Ham sausage, pickled pigs' feet and Gertrude, the ten-months-old daughter cured meats always on hand.

of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Parke, died Friday evening, July 2, of cholera infantum. The Thomas Morris. Examinations for teachers' certificates The chaff of wheels are made to sell not to THE PITTSBURG FLYER.

OUUIICU AND SOCIKIES. M. E. OHtnteH --Preaching every Sunday ev-e lug at o'clock by Rev. P.

W. Dorr, pastor. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at 7:31. Siindiy school at 0:45 a. I).

Elusel, Supt. Kpworth league Sunday evening at 7:15 sharp. funeral services were conducted in the E. church, on Sunday morninu. In were in progress this week.

Of sixteen Horr. I he bereaved parents have the ppllcanta for certificates, fifteen were ladies. sympathy of the entire community. Win. Hoover, president.

Social Circle meets iwith economy as a partner. The Keating is the wheat; wheels. Contains the good the substance of all im-1 Improvements. The Double Roller Chain and Improvedji Divided Crank Shaft alone, place the Keating "365k; C. S.

Huttoo, the State Journal hustler, Judge Armstrong met with a painful BUILT TO RIDE. every second Monday. Mrs. Ella Johnston, president; Mrs. Nellie Weeks, secretary.

(In anTlAsr John Bull pastor. Sun (lav Sco tol lo A. Cliai-les Kraft Hiiperlii- accident while crossing the river in was interviewing old subscribers and taking new subscriptions in town Wednesday BUILT FOR STRENGTH. cart near Morgan's ranch in the west Hlays ahead 01 them all. evening.

ten brut. Com intialoo service every Sunday at BUILT FOR BEAUTY part of the cojnty. In going down the bank the cart was overturned, throwing the judge out on his side, and, he be It A.M. Christian Endeavor Sunday even tig Miss Minnie Price, President. Earnest Wallace and sister, children of Our beautiful Catalogue tells of friction reduced.

Send for one. 0. George Wallace, came down from Pierce- (lltAY COlNTy SrNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIA lieves, slightly injuring one of his ribs. Ladies' Models $85 00 Gents' Models 85 00 ille to see the celebration and visit with He is able to be around, but suffers con their father. M1DDLET0WN, CONN.

TtoM Anniril Meeting at call of President John Bull. President. l. Einskl, Secretary. Boys' and Girls' 35 00 KEATING WHEEL siderable pain nt times.

Tandems 100 00 Mr'' The county commissioners held their During the fiscal year ending June 30 CImahbon Cemetry Ass'Wiatioii Meet first regular quarterly meeting the first of the the county has issued warrants to the week. We publish the proceedings in inday iu every mouth. Lkvi lock rn. President. Mas.

I.izzik Sholp, Secretary. agents wanted. We want eood hustlliii; Hients evervwhere amount of $7,42 62. Warran's redeemed another column. in the same time.

83.S91.34; school dis sml to all thd'ti who sell a ei'ttaln liuliiher of Mrs. George Day, who has been visit tnct bonds paid, S500; school district WHeeH we Itlve one l.leyele free, Hi(lli'le wheel fllllllKlii-il lit It'HMthiLli reunliLr iltMi'iiiiut. Kr. Cim tKKoN Camp No Modern Woodmen of America, Meets vd and 4th Monday of each clone stami lur coupons paic, cobo to; county coupons ing. hr sister, Mrs.

A. D. Wettiek, left Tuesduy evening for her home in Las paid, $4,379.93. In the preceding year, HUMPHREYS' No. 1 Cures Fever.

No. 2 Worms. No. 3 Infants' Diseases. No.

4 Diarrhea. month. L. U. Eik'hkl, Consul Phancikoo, Clerk.

Vegas, New Mexico. 1'liNNSYLVANIA CYCLE Forties riTTHIIL'HU, l'A. warrants isned, warranlsre- deemed, 89,080 04; school district bonds A. F. Ann A.

M. Lodok No. 8S3-Meet Sd and The ball game between the Garden City paia, scnooi district coupons Iteds and the Dodge City nine, at Dodge paid, 85H1.07; county coupons paid City, Monday, was won by the Dodgites. 83.S00.49. 41 i i Wednesday of each month.

0. NAYLOlt, W.M. JAMES FAIRHUUST, Secretary. I sum. l.s, Cami, No.

iToO.M. W.A., meets er ery Wednesday evoulng. E. V. Douglass Clerk, J.

P. Byrnes V. C. The score was IS to 1,1. A COLORADO SUMMER differs from S.

V. GriHin, of Kansas City, repre Only $22. 50 To California summers elsewhere. Ihe alutude of Col orado is one to three miles; heat is grate senting Bradstreet's Mercantile Agency, Iniialls No. 1.

O. (). meets tul, not enervating. The Rocky No. 8 Neuralgia.

No. 9 Cures Headache. No. lO Dyspepsia. No.

11 Delayed Periods. No. 12 Leuchorrea. No. 14 Skin Diseases.

No. 18 Cures Rheumatism. No. 16 Malaria. No.

20 Whooping Cough was in the city Thursday morning making new ratiuga of oar business men. mountains hi Colorado are inagnitlcent fnTt 5t.ll8lDf.Ctff-T?'f.-f: be out of doors in tnis liieal retrum III hunting, hshingnnd ini iiiitain rhniMti There will be no preaching at the every Saturday evening ol eacii mouth. HU03KS, N. 11. W.

II. Hlit'ltty, Secretary I no alls HliiKKAH Loom, meets every Sat urday eveolug at fi p. m. ii'HS. M.

P. IlAMMKH, N. Mil. I.VDIA KOHSKM AN, SeCy. a tine tonic for the tired.

IHiistralei church next Sunday evening, ns that it the book. "A Colorado mailed free Hddresslntr W. J. Black. (I.

P. A. regular appointment at the Presbyterian church. Epworth League at the usual 1' Ry loneka. Kansas.

Ihe At the time of the Christian Kntleavor Convoiiil" in Above niU' will also apply to tnlei inoillHttf poinu, and In the reveiMt direction, OVER THE SANTA FK ROUTE. best wuy to go is via the Sunta Fe route. hour, Cait. llimson Post, Q. A.

H. meets In rim a i ron at 1 o'clock, the First rlday In each The Fall Festival Committee of Klfleen The firework display from the verandu No. 27 Kidney Diseases. No. 30 Urinary Diseases No.

77 Colds and Grip. Sold by Druggista, or sent prepaid on reoeipt of prioe, or 6 for $1. Db. Hi'MninEvs' IIomeofatuio Mxnujii. Chronic and Surgical Diseases, Appliances for Deformities and Trusses.

Bcmt Fmcllttlt; Apparmtuu mod Remedies for Sucetaaul Inmtmtnt of tivtry horm ol DititMMva KtHiuMag MEDICAL OR SURGICAL TREATMENT. Cf BOOMS FOR FATI BoHril anil are hard lit work on the second annual of the New West hotel building Saturday month. l.r.vi Com A.J. Evans, Adjutant. night whs the finest the town ever had festival to be held at Topeka September 27 to October 2, luclu-ive.

1 hey ar and added much to the days' attractions THE UNION CLUBBING for the young folks. or Diheikkh Uailed Fkkk. Hampareys' Had. Ill WlllUm Bt H. T.

spurinK no effort to make this annual event as attractive as the Veiled Prophets LIST. TlK'iiuh made for a aim-iul oceHMlon, it will be OPEN TO ALL. ft 1 1 lift). H'-fl IU L'tlllllllOdUl liillHlll (III' Wl' tr-WHITK HHt CIUOllLAltB on lfnnllUr. uuj Tha editor of the Lilieral News tersely We will lend the Union any of the and Mardi lir.is festivities of the eastern cities, and with a diversified program remarks that If it docsn r.

p. d. s. it Ilnici'iiL TriiHuu. Citiii Jfft, Cuivalums uf Hllin', IMUtu, Tuiiium.

Ouiitfr, Ciiurih, ltroncliltl. lniiuiu ttm. Kiucirlclty. I'urnh'HU, Kplh-piy, Kldiicv, dor, Ey Knr, Hklu, Hiuod anil nil Hui xlcul Oi'urtr will go mighty hard with late feed crops iniiin, ivfiiiiairy. 1 1 wui K'i'irniiifcu.

The remark is equally applicable to the California: Out and Hack. Some in'eresting facts coneerning the trip to California and baek via Santa Fe mte may be hud by applying to agent A. T. 8. F.

railway. DISEASES OF WOMEN Sr (Illi crops in this county. cit vi un hope to tniiko It even more interesting for the visitors. Their displays of last year have taken such a hold upon the people of the west that they are confident that by improving each year they will be able to all nut to Kansas the pleasure seeki rs of the universe in a few years, and make of ci, rKKK, We ttmvr ll-ly ntltlrd l.ylu In I urlmiit for Wnnii diirtuw tioiiltHt nifitt. (Mlrlvtly prl vutc.

Hpcclnl mieniUm to thllilrcn lift In uur cur. Hi la tin- ouly rcliiabitj vu rKf, K. We have ll-ly ntltlrd In l-urlm nt for Wo me a durtnw nit nt. (Mlrlvtly prl vutc. Hjx'clitl uiiei l.llilrt'n li ft In uur t'urH.

1'lila tin- ouly Farmers ar cutting the second crop of alfalfa. On account of the recent dry ftiuuicui imiuuie ninmuK bpctrmny 01 Muillcul luatltuie mnkluii bpcclulty of If you hae wpliel fur alow rat to visit any pari of the far WiMt this in four opportunity. For full parllctilum, apply to ai agnt of the Hut i tit Fu Konte, or to V. J. 15 LACK, G.

Topeka, Kansas. weather the crop is not so heavy as was the first one. Grashoppers aro reported following publications one year for the prices named: Frank Lelie' Popular Monthly, $3.00. Frank Leslie'! Pleasant Hours, 1,40. Far in Journal, 1.00.

femi-Weekly Capital, 1.20. Toledo Blade, 1.50. Kansas Parmer, 1.25. It.cky Mountain News, 1.50. Weekly Inter Ocean, 1.25.

Youth's Companion, 2.00. Cincinnatti Weekly Enquirer, 1 00. Leavenworth Weekly Timet, 1 00. Hutchinson Weekly Newi. 1.25 "YOURS FOR HEALTH." Expert physiciani itlllrm that the right climate ma euro consumption and kindred diseases.

PRIVATE DISEASES. All Itlood DltcBBea ucxuHHfuHy tifntei. Hy fil-lltif. PoIhuii r'itu)Viil from tlie nyslfm wldtfiui m'f niry. Now Hciurutlvu trai iimut fur hmsut Vllal Powers I'tirauna umlilu to vUlt iu lu iv he tu; numerous in some fields.

vti at homo 'v i -rrriv All I'lnniiiii- ine right cimwie is wnere a pure, ary DnrtvTn urn core m.i.n 1.1 Harry Shasteen, who went lo hospl nir. eouuiile temtieraturB and constant riiiiii.i..util. ouua I bilii I iLt tal at La Junta some time ago and since VOUH 11 viuh the' nnilul Kali Festival an event to be looked forward to all over the country. 22.50 TOCAL1KOKNIA for Christian Endeavorer. and for everyone ele.

you're going, now is the time to prepare The shortest and liest way Is via Santa Fe. Inquire A. T. S. agent for hie return has been cooking for the cattle uiiBiiine are found These essentials i xit in ihe Halt River vsiley of Arizona, and various places in New Mexico.

men in one of the camps across the liver, has taken his old job on the section. IH.KH.ti., Initio! i'Ui'V. hvpliUU, llluut. JSuwuum (or jirt I. -r If VOI' AHK APFI.II'TFD with Bur 1l a miiierliiK Ii ul or niiflml anil I'liiuioC vlHt wrtie dtri Ipttun of yoiir nnd wn wlli Buiwer, Kivlns iifiil probitbluuu.iut cure.

ililrt'M nil coiiiiiniulcieloiiB lu UK PIC tlth and WHln.it Wanted-An Idea S3 PfotBOT Tour ldBi th m.j tirln you w.bIib. Writ jflHN WEKDKKUUHn'h Fitent WB.tilntum. II. for tkalr urlsa US Jul lto( ul iw liiuiuna lu.saiuius waatwk Meeting benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, at Minnettpoiin. -July 6, 1897.

On fHiw, plus fifty cfnls, tor the round trip. Tu'kU on Kale July 3 nnd 4, good rt' turning tc July 10. E. PARKE. Agent.

INVALIDS and TOURISTS are Invited to write W. J. Black, O.P. t-rtnta Fe JOHN HARPER, ATTORNfY.AT.LAW, descriptive pamphlets, recently issued the passenger department of the Hanta Fe route, contain such complete Informn- tion relative to these regions a invalids need. For free oopies addrese W.

lllack, 0. P. A. 8, F. Ry Chicago, Route, Topeka, for a copy of "A Coloiado CIM AKRON, i i I I I I i KANSAS.

TWO OCK)I THI for firip and Coldsj No. 10 for Dyspepsia. For ale by all druggists 25c. Summer." If you're going there, greatly Practice in all Courn. reduced rates will be made..