The Great Bend Register from Great Bend, Kansas • 3

H. A. C. Hart man. spent the day at the Dave Gray, of Albion, was iathe ci.ty The Register.

last night. county seat oa Tuesday. SHAW Fxbbcabt 5, l8yL From Topeka. I From our Special Correspondent. This week in Topeka and in the legislature was a quiet one, the quietest in fact since the legislature convened.

Theoalander of both House and Senate is already very large, there having been introduced in the House by Thursday morning, 582 bills and in the Senate 257 bills The longest bill introduced in Published Weetly at GREAT BEND, KANSAS The Hoisington whiskey cases are on trial in Justice Claytons'a coart to-day. Mrs. A. Hooper who has been visiting friends in Atchison will return borne on Saturday. Joe Ewalt thinks ot investing in the Real Estate business, anticipating a MisaVada McDonald drew tbe $lfJ in cash at the Andreas Bhew Tuesday night.

A little child of D. T. Armstrong editor ot the Beacon, died last week from meningitis. Born to Mr. and Mrs.

Feldcamp on Monday tbe 2d inst. a girl usual weight. Frack Eedfield, of Ray, Pawnee county was in the city Tuesday shaking hands with old friends. Portofflee Hours. Sunday, open from 10:30 a.

m. to 12:30 p. m. Week dy, from 7. a.

m. to 7 p. m. Money order business from 8 a. in.

to p. m. Register bugS-meM 7 a. m. to 8 p.

m. boon in the spring. IMMENSE STOCK OF DRUGGIST GOODS, Is now open for inspection. Call and see them. Also best place in town to buy The infant child ot D.

T. Armstrong, editor of the Beacon, was buried on A NEW SCHEME. Oa and after January 1st 1891, I will have a new scheme that will save you lots of money. Call and see for yourself that I am only telling a snail fraction of the whole truth. I have a great affection for the spat cash customer and he will be treated accordingly.

Respectfully, W. H. IL Keeney. fSuBdaylast V-- "fir rgr-fi vigr Mr. Whaley, of Millard, made ns a pleasant call yesterday.

He reports wheat looking fine in Wheatland. This week has been regular winter TM2 TABLE. A. T. S.

F. B. S. Train leave Great Bend as follows GOIKQ WEST. Robert Merton, desiring good republican reading, orders the Rkoisteb to his address for the coming year.

Miss Grace Rankin returned Sunday night from a visit to her brother Creed and wife, at Newton. W. H. Odell and A. C.

Schimerhorn either House is Senate Bill No. 1, by the revision committee, which is a bill in relation to state officers and departments, and administration of state affairs. It is ene of the fruits of the codifying committee and took up the greater part of this week in the Senate, passing Wednesday noon. The bill eaves thousands to the people of the state and will of course pass the reform department of the legislature. Speaking of reform, the finest pieoe of attempted reform business occurred in the House Tuesday, when Mr.

Hollen-bacb, the Solon who represents Com-manche introduced a bill appropriating sufficient money to be applied in paying certain debts ot some Commanche weather, hence the smiles that pervade the countenance of the coal men. WALL PAPER, No. 1 Don't stop No. 7 1055 am No.5 6:40 DOING KABT, PAINTS, LAMPS, 1 CIGARS, OILS, i Married, on Sunday evening, Feb. 14, 1891, by Rev.

Tho. H. Avars, Mr. Alonzo Beck with and Miss Julia Handle, both Ne.2. 12:04 pm No.

8 6:40 No. 6 8:89 am DRUGS, of Great Bend Kansas. having been "laid off a few days with the "Alliance grip," are up and at it again. W. Tobbst, Agent.

A maraiage license was issued yester C. Z. W. B. S.

Tim Title. We add to our list this week, Mr. W. day to G. Li.

Lottridge, aged 35, and Kate C. Gallon, aged 21, both of Kansas City. K. C. Globe, Feb.

3. 1891. Cxpreaa leaven Great Bend at BxpreM arrives 6:25 p. nr O. Clark who thinks he cannot do better than to spend some of his time each week in perusing tbe contents of the county people whose obligations have All trains dally except Sunday.

w. Turret, Agent. Established in 1874. SWEEPING REDUCTIONS! THE MOST POPULAR CORNER IN TOWN. CALL AND SEE.

Oldest Bank in Barton County. become due and the Commanche county Roanoke, Va, is having an immense most popular paper in the county. alliance very modestly requests that the J. V. BRINKMAN state pay the debts.

This is one ot the We call the attention of the readers of boom on account of being taken possesion of by northern capitalists ot energy. $17,000,000 worth of property changed styles of reform proposed. Dozens the REGI3TKB to the sale of fine horses lOssotri Pacific, Going- West. Central Time. No.T74 10:30 pin Ko.271 11:35 Goio-r Eat.

Central Time. Ho. 272 4:40 am Ho. 27S 6:05 a ot little bills have been introduced BANKERS. J.

V. BRIXKM AN, Prbsidest. IXJUIS ZCTAVEBN. Cashier. J.

(iKOKI.R HRIXKMA. Ahkt. I'akhifk hands in 1890. Mr. Peffer says "rentlemen and which for their absurdity have not been D.

Halladay, ladies." He must learn to reverse him EL Moses, of Sedalia Chaa. Great Bend, Kansas. published by the Kansas press for tbe self. Globe-Democrat, Mcses, of Chicago, and Mrs. Whitney, of Iransact a General Banking Business.

simple reason that they would be detri Frank E. Smith. E. B. Smith.

Scandia Kansas, are visiting their broth- mental to the state it they became known. J. W. RUSH, President. C.

M. WICKWIRE, Cashier and sisters aud holdiag their annual Then there is an other class of Bills introduced one of which reads, "An act to pre Smitli Brothers, Attorneys at Law. great bend, kansas. family re-union here his week. Land; Land, Land.

Rev. Davis showed us this week speci vent U. S. senators from pairirg" and "To reduce the salaries ot certain officers Barton and Stafford County, ill Practice in all the State and Federal Cvurt. FIRST WMWmi BANS, GREAT Authorized Capital, $200,000.

Kansas. mens of rock salt taken from the new mines at Lyons. It is a fine grade of Bait taken from a depth ot 700 feet. A big The Center of th "Wheat Belt syndicate has been formed to work Photographer. Great Bend, Kansas.

I Have also, the finest and most complete assortment of Mouldings for Picture Frames in the city, and at the most of Kansas, Following is a partial list of lands most them. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED J. H. JENNISON, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Quick farm loans at low rates.

Missouri lands to exchange for Kansas land. OFFICE ROOM 7, ALLEN-HUBBARD BLOCK. ly improved for sale by the undersigned C. N. Jobnsoa after a trip of about 1 at the residence of John W.

Feaster, on next Thursday, Feb. 12th. These horses will all be sold at auction and many rare bargains will be offered. Your attention is called to his posters which adorn the bill boards over the county. Stokey says that 'Try's" communication from Claflin got in too late for publication.

"Try," not confiding in the im-maonlate veracity of the democratic editor sent postage to have manuscript returned. Stokey should have turned it over to the Register again if it contained puzzling queries. A charter was granted to the Great Bend Agricultural Land Cattle Co. last Saturday. The following were elected directors: J.

Y. Brinkman, A. J. Hoisington, Wm. Hossack, C.

Bailey, and W. H. Campbell. The object of this Co. is to grow wheat on a large scale and handle cattle and other stock extensively.

These men are of long time experience in Kansas and are all practical business men, and thoroughly understand what they are about, and will certainly make a fine paying institution out of it. The county supt. could not permit BARTON COUNTY. three weeks through Texas and other Money to Loan on Short Time with Approved Security Collections made promptly and at reasonable rates. Interest paid on Time deposits.

nw 35 16 11 oe 3D 17 VI ne 16 12 southern territory, returned Tuesday night to lovely Kansas, contended and C241S II ne 34 20 11 nw 23 17 12 eH ne 6 17 13 ne 4 18 12 w1- 25 18 12 C. A. 8WABTZ, H.J. Btuhois, ehi 5 16 IS iw 30 17 13 happy. There's no place like Kansas All consistent favors granted our customers.

in the employ ot the Santa Fe railroad ia Kansas." The Kansas contingent of the southern alliance on Tuesday voted to non concur in the resolution introduced by Senator Mecham, endorsing and praying for the passage of the Conger Lard Bill in congress. The House and Senate will no doubt unite in providing for a constitutional conention. This is not done by the senate as an acknowledgement that prohibition is not a success, but to give the people the inalienable right to again choose what parts of the constitution they desire and by that result will abide. In the House this week the most important bills considered was Elder's bill of bonds and other securities. Another bill secure noiformity iu listing and taxation 34 17 12 after all.

bw and so 13 18 12 reasonable prices. Call and see me. e4 6 14 18 ne 36 18 13 nw 10 12 DW6 1H12 ee 10 20 12 S. Carey, of Millard, called on Tues CULVER'S MILL 1 ELEVATOR. ws ne and nw 11 16 13 e'-i ow and wK ne 20 day and expressed great satisfaction with the course the Register has pursued.

oSub3cribe For The) oeSS 30 13 nw 10 16 13 He shouldered bis musket during the war iv 17 13 4 1" 17 13 STUEGIS SWABTZ, Attorneys at Law. tSVVnney to Loan on Chattel Security at reasonable rates. Collections promptly made. Offloa. ROOM 7 Mose Bros.

New Building GREAT BEND. KAN. G. W. Nimocks.

I R. Nimocks. Nimocks ATTORNEYS AT LAW. AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Great Bend.

Barton KansM. HE Highest Market Price Paid for all TCinrls of Grain Grinds "Roller Corn rp and cannot surrender to the south at this day late. IXts seciiuu 18 17 13 sw 24 17 13 Ira Brougher, W. P. Coles, J.

W. I Meal, Graham Flour and Chop Feed. Chopping done every day. See Me be Brown and a number of others went over KSili VI nw 36 17 13 nw 2 18 13 ns 10 1 13 aw 12 18 13 to Hoisington and assisted iu instituting changing the school system in Kansas from district to county apportionment ne 12 16 is ae 3d 16 13 ee3416 13 se 16 16 13 nw 16 17 13 e'4 ne and e'4 se 18 17 13 sw 20 17 13 all 25 17 13 all 31 17 13 'i ne and ae 28 17 13 sw 28 17 13 bw6 18 13 nw 12 18 13 nw 14 18 13 2i 18 13 ee 24 18 13 ne2U 1 12 n4 se 23 19 13 se 3 17 14 w'i neHIT 14 se4 18 14 sw 13 16 15 16 19 15 lie 3 20 15 n'i sw 27 30 15 bf and hf mt 12 19 15 sw 818 13 ne and nw 9 16 It 14 1 13 an encampment of Odd Fellows on Saturday night. The new lodge starts off Charley Dodge to remain in that office.

He had the privilege of ding so, and his L. O. Maffett. M. D.

T. L. Chester. M. D.

ow 24 18 13 ne32 IS 13 nw 34 30 18 fore selling your Milling Wheat and Corn. W.W. CULVER. with a membership of about 30, predecessors had always thought they and taxation. This bill was recommitted to the committee of education by a committee of the whole.

Only three bills have so far passed since the beginning of w-t nw aud S3 32 16 14 were complimented in having some one Dr. Maffett has returned from his trip ne i2 17 14 ne 1 1 14 so well prepared to aid the office as Char to Galveston, Corpus Crist Aransas Pass CHESTER MAFFETT Physicians and Surgeons. OFFICE ROOMS, 3 4, Alleu's Block! GREAT BEND, KAN. GO TO the session and of these none were passed this week. gw 1918 14 ne 36 17 15 ne 34 17 15 mil other Texan points.

He speaks fair ley. The county commissioners solicited Mr. MoTaggart to permit Mr. Dodge to ly well of that country, but we judge he 25 19 15 15 remain tne omce. lieing nuaoie to prefers Kansas still.

He left J. C. Gwinn at Fort worth, and looks for him to get in r.e 2U 17 Vi ne 30 17 12 nw 28 19 14 this week. walk so far to consult the records in -his abstract busiuess by natural iafirmity, and his safe being so large that it could not be easily moved they desired to ac The A'ba Hey wood concert ot the all 16 21 11 Great Bend, One door North of the New York Store on Main Street, for your STAFFORD COUNTY. whfne2421 bf 15 21 11 nw34 24 11 ee 12 21 IS LotK 4.

6. nw 21 13 Grand, Thursday night last gave gener 24 21 11 ne 34 21 11 ne 3d 22 11 14 21 13 cord him that courtesy. But Mack had GROCERIES e34 21 12 hf 27 21 13 al satisfaction. It is a fine musical company and Alba Hey wood is one of the best impersonator. Equal to the great SoL Smith Russell.

If they come this to obey the behests of his bosses and Charley had to move. Some men run on a narrow guage, but the standard guage is se 14 22 13 bf ne 34 23 12 aw 8 21 13 ne 6 22 13 21 21 14 all 7 22 13 ne 12 22 13 hf 7 21 13 sw 22 21 13 se 18 22 13 ne 8 22 14 se 28 22 14 nw 18 22 14 way again they will be greeted with a FARMERS, ATTENTION I nw 12 21 14 the one best adapted to convenience and utility. So Charley now occupies a neat aud cosy office in the Fair Block, near the SHAW LIGIITFOOT, PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS, Office up stairs in Moses BroB. new building. A.

Y. McCormick, Physician 2nd Surgeon. Office over O. V. Dodge Hardware Store, North Side, N.

W. Cor. La Fayette Park. Great Bend, Kansas C. E.

CASTLE, DENTIST. All Improvements in modern dentiutiy Work fully warranted. crowded house. se 10 22 14 14 se 34 21 14 post office. Also all the unsold Union Pacific rail road land in Barton county.

Back From Texas. Tbe above lands can be bought at low prices and on easy terms of payment About sixty new pupils will enter the high school at the beginning of the next term. To accommodate this class it has been necessary to employ an additional teacher, Miss Mary E. Wilder, of Great Bend, and to enlarge the school room. Miss Wilder will teach Latin, mathematics and English.

Topeka Capital. Re Many of these pieces have produced in gister the past three years, wheat enough in one season to pay for tbe land in fulL Now is tbe time to secure bargains in lands unsurpassed for wheat trrowing and gen KA ISAi GREAT BEND eral farming by any in the world Many ot these farms are well improved with good buildings and large acreage in growing winter wheat, fine water, etc. For terms and particulars, address. Shingles, Lath, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mould-ings'and Builders' Supplies. R.

F. PLEGER. A. J. iUUl-LAf4L, Great Bend, Kansas.

W. W. Blair will sell at public auction at his residence 4 miles northwest of Great Bend, in Buffalo township all his farm stock, consistnig of horses, cattle, farming implements, household goods on Thursday, Feb. 19th. Mr Blair will make a complete sweep of everything.

For particulars see his posters relative to the sale. Capt. C. N. Johnson, one of Great Bend's prominent business men, spent yesterday iu the city and was quartered at the Midland Capt.

John-sou was returning from a trip through Arkansas and Texas, and made special mention of Aransas Pass aud Galveston with which cities he was highly pleased, and saya that every, thing is in a flourishing condition. The captain says that all Texas is wild over the defeat of Ingalls, regarding him as their worst enemy, yet at the same time they ackuowledge that he is a man of commanding ability and a credit to the nation. lie thiuks that the next few years has great things in store for that state, but says that there will have to be some reforming done first. Hutchinstn News. I wll make pictures at greatly reduced prices for the next thirty days.

1891 For Call and be convinced. D. H. Ualladay. DR.

D. G. GIBBONS, Surgeon Dentist. GREAT BEND, KAN. Office in Fair's block.

All work war-Mated. Call and see me. STODDART 0., Pension and Claim Attorneys. C13-C15 7th D. opp.

U. S. Patent Office. The Disability Pension Bill has become a law. Soldiers, widows and parents entitled to pension.

FEE, TEN DOLLARS only, when claim is allowed. Write to us at once. ADVICE FREE. B. F.

OGLE, PROBATE JUDGE Final Proofs Made. Mrs. Pen na who received an injury from having a team back into one of the city drains about a year ago, has filed a claim against the city of damages received amounting to about 3,000. The claim has been left in the hands of the city attorney for investigation. The matter of course hiDgea on the fact whether or not it was of her own negligence that caused the accident.

ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE THE BEST Loans negotiated at lowest rates. Specimen Cases. S. H. New Castle, was troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism, his stomach was disordered, his liver was affected to an alarming degree, appetite fell away, and he Was terribly reduced in flesh and strength.

Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured him. Edward Shepard, Harrisburg, 111., had a running sore on bis leg of eight years' standing. Used three bottles of Electric Bitters aud seven boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound and well John Speaker, Catawba, had five large lever sores on his leg, doctors said he was incurs able. One bottle Electric Btters and one box Bucklens Arnica Salve cured him entirely. Sold by Shaw Co.

dru? store. 3 Santa Claus Has given up the race and recommends every one to go to Harper's Book Store For Presents for Old and Young. Books, Toys, Albums, Toilet Articles, Pianos, Organs and Music ot all kinds. Also for all School Furniture and supplies. Old Post Office Building.

J. H. HARPER. The membership of tho Methodist Church grows at the rate of 350 each day. Out of a total membership in the City of Richmond, of 35,000, the colored Kuptists have 15.000.

Hamilton College, which will celebrate its centennial ere long, has had alumni, of whom 1,954 are living. The absence of any kind of anxiety for tho spread of the truth implies spiritual paralysis, if it does not imply spiritual death. Canon Liddon. God only imparts tho highest wisdom, the most profound secrets, the most mysterious laws of His kingdom to winds most open to spiritual influence, and most susceptible to Divine thought. The promises of the ISible, like the beams of the sun, shine as freely in at the window of the poor man's cottage as tho rich man's palace.

A mountain of gold heaped up high as Heaven would be no such treasure as one promise ot God. In Hawaii schools are established all over the islands, the sum allotted to publio instruction in being annually. In 1888 there were 189 schools, with 8.770 pupils; of these, there were 5. "JO Iiuwaiians and 1,227 half castes. The sixty-fifth annual meeting of the American Tract Society was recently held in New York.

The receipts of tho benevolent department during the year were fcUO.940; the expenditures were $134,100. Tho expenditures of the business department were $364,414, exceeding the receipts of that department by SO.B04. The native churches in Japan, under the care of the American Board, organized, half a dozen years ago, a Home Missionary Society. It has flourished so well that the demands of the work now justify the appointment of a paid president, who will devote all his time to establishing new churches and strengthening those already existing. In Montenegro, schools for elementary instruction are supported by tbe Government; education is compulsory and free of charge.

In 1S89 Montenegro had 70 elementary schools, with about 3,000 male, but only 300 female pupils. All males under the age of twenty-five and over ten are supposed to he able to read and write. The country has a theological seminary and a gymnasium or college for boys at Cetinje, and a girl's high-school is maintained at the charge of the Empress of Russia. The Indian Commissioner has asked for an increase of about $800,000 over the appropriation for the current year for the maintenance of Indian education. For eight years, beginning with 1876, there was an annual averago increase of 75 per cent, in appropriations for this purpose, but for the last five or six years there has been practically no increase, and in 1S87 even a reduction.

The Commissioner is but doing his duty in reminding us that if the Indian children are to be made self-supporting citizens, and not continued as dependent pauper wards of tbe Government, this educational work must be done, and Congress ought not to hesitate to provide for it adequately. Harper's Weekly. WIT AND WISDOM. Marriage Ceremony Performed at office or residence. INSURANCE.

PAPER IN BARTON COUNTY. I will make pictures at greatly reduced prices for the next thirty days. Call and be convinced. D. II.

Halladay. I now have the old Reliable Home of N. Y. for farm projerty at good rates. Please call on, John F.

Lewis, agent. John Dickinson and Frank Laden-berger were arrested last week, charged with keeping joints in Hoisington. We are sorry to hear of tho boys' misfortune, but gave them fair warning that they were monkeying with a buzz saw. Let all the boys take heed and for their sake as well as the good name of our county quit the business before they get trapped. It will come sooner or later.

Chips and Chunks From Heizertcn The Creamery came to a standstill a few days of last werk owing to a faulty boiler. The congestion of milk at the several farms now that it has a good price, and the fear of an assessment to defray the necessary expenditures of improvements, cause some few of the stockholders to wish an exchange of places with the non-stook-holders. Early in the spring the management of the creamery will be subjected to a change. The present foreman retires then, and Will Schwier assumes control. At Mr.

Alefs publio sale last week the live stock sold readily at commanding prices. The members of the Mt. Pleasant church have expressed their willingness recently to again provide for divine services every Sunday the present year. As an IMPORTANT To SOLDIERS. Under the New Pension FOUR TRIAL NUMBERS VALLEY HOUSE, BY N.

R. HOLMES. Nearest Hotel to Depot. Recently' Enlarged and Refitted Terms Reasonable. With (treat premium offers, on receipt 10 ii ii mil I 1 I.

ti i and auresiies ui iu yi Annir. l.iuics. Only 6U cents a year. Best monthly in the world, for the price. Address WOMAN'S WOliK.

ATHENS. GEORGIA. Advertising Odin Hash. Holi- Low Railroad We hear it rumored that Stokey will arrange to take in the Beacon soon and become a democratic alliance sheet. The action of the commissioners in the county printing give color to this rumor, as well as the harmonious endorsement of both Stokey and Armstrong that the commissioners did right in not letting it to the lowest bidder.

Also no one has seen any thing of a democratic color in the Democrat for some weeks except its name. Rates for the days The laws of health are taught in the schools; but not in a way to be of much practical benefit and are never illustrated by living examples, which in many cases might easily be done. If some scholar, who had just contract ed a cold, was brought before the school, so that all could hear the dry, loud cough and know its significance; see the thiu white coating on the tongue and later, as the cold developed gee the profuse watery expectorian aud thin watery discharge from the nose, uot one of them would ever forget what the first symptoms of cold were Tlie scholar should be given Chamberlain's Cough Remedy freely, that all Fine weather to-day. Feb. 2d, was ground turned out in a regular hog day which northerner, but The Missouri Pacific Railway greets all its friendB.with a wish for the Merriest Christmas and the Happiest New Year, and takes pleasure ia offering greatly reduced round trip rates to enable them to visit their friends at any point on this road, not over 2I'0 miles distance.

Tickets are on sale December 24th, 25th and 31st and January 1st. good to return until January 5th. For tickets aud all further information, apply to your local ticket ageDt. A. H.

Foeltzer, representing the society or the Fraternal My6tio Circle will institute a lodge of that order at K. of P. hall on Friday night. It will be insti tbe ground hog saw his shadow iu tbe afternoon which may remind us that winter is not yet past. County Surveyor Markey was survej -ing in this part about all of last week and made some chances in cornner stones.

Joe. Habiger has sold his quarter section ot land to his brother Venze! Habiger, Consideration $1900.00. Medium Bill Thousands of Soldiers are entitled to from $6 to $12 per month, if disabled from Manual Labor, no matter whether the disabilities were contracted in service or not. Widows are entitled to $8 per month whether the husband's death was due to the service or not. I am now prepared to prosecute claims under this law.

Come and see me or write me at once. Pension dates from filing of claim. V. II. ODELL, Great Bend Kansas.

A pamphlet of tnfornittofi aesaA -w tjtof tb. ina How to I Obtain Fatuta, Ca-w Trmda VV- MUNN CO. tuted with 30 members. The principal feature of this body is its insurance. It has the good features of other benevolent insurances and endeavors to improve upon them by omitting many of the GOOD ENOUGH.

might see that even a severe cold could be cured in me or two days, or at least mitigated, when properly treated as soon as the first symptoms appear This remedy is famous for it's cures of coughs, cold and croup. It is made especially for these diseases and is the most prompt and most reliable medicine, known for tbe purpose; 50 cent bottles for sale by C. A Hooper. We agree to furnish the Topeka Dailv CaDital and Register tor thkee The farmers' alliance feel jubilant over the defeat of Ingalls but at the same time they don't feel very well over the roan elected. They will feel worse before they It Excels all Others.

months for only $2.00 cash. The I will make pictures at greatly reduced prices for the next 30 days. Call and be convinced. D. H.

Halladay. get through week him. John M. Lens has lost a horse. It died from the effects of dietea per.

Pro hoc tick. Capital will contain the daily retorts ok the legislators and the register is acknowledged the best paper in Barton county. Try this CHEAP CASH J. A. SferettV $2.00 PER YEAR STORE.

Repairing a Specialty. Tan can savo money by calling on me. J. A. STERETT.

points that has made such societies in the past an expense. It also has nice floor work which will make it interesting. Our old friend Mr. Fred Hoff master, of Beaver township, had the misfortune to lose between $1000 aud $1200 by the failure of a bank in Ellsworth county a short time ago, but takes the loss philosophically and loses so faith in the country because of the misfortune, but has bought another traot of land and intends to make the greater effort to retrieve the loss. If those who imagine that all the ills of life are.

attributable to the Republican party, would exibit a small degree of Mr. Hoffmaster's energy and grit there would be fewer isms and more genera prosperity and happiness, as well as fewer failures. From Now Until January 1st, 1802. The Topeka Weekly Capital and the Register for $2.00 in advance. The Weekly Capital will contain the most complete reports of tbe organization and proceedings of the coming Legislature that will be pub liabed.

besides all the news of Kansas A. S.HOUCK iSuccessor to A. 8. Allen.) Finest Line of SUBSCRIBE NTOW. ATTENTION FARMERS When wanting good Farm Insurance at reasonable rates, don't forget to call on me.

I Bro. Clark, of the Hoisington Dispatch gave a statement of the amount of wheat, cattle and hogs that had been shipped from that point iu the past season. Of wheat he reports 201 cars, cattle 79 cars and of hogs, 11 car. Pretty good Bro. but listen to a better one J.

fi Baker shipped c'ose to 275 cars of wheat, Bailey Moses in the neigborhood of 175 cars, and S. B. Deupree5I cars, making a total Dumber of cars of wheat about 500. Of cattle and hogs we are willing to coDceed, the largest number to Hoisington. Only about 40 car loads having been shipped from here.

Leader Pawnee Rock. The Pulpit and the Stage. Rev. F. M.

Shn.ut, Pastor United Brethren Church, Blue Mound, says: "I feel it my duty to tell what wonders Dr. King's New Discovery has done for me. My For pain in the stomach, colio and cholera morbus there ia nothing better -do a general Fire, Lightning than Chamberlain a Colic, Cholera and Diarboea Remedy. For sale by C. A.

Hooper. and the Capital City. No Kansan should be without it. Perfumery and Christmas Cards lungs were badly diseased, and my parishioners thought I could live only a few weeks. I took five bottle of The best man in the world is a bore if he comes at tho wrong time.

Atchison Globe. The wise mnploye always laughs promptly when the proprietor makes a joke. Somerville Journal. The man most anxious to maintain his rights becomes celebrated for circulating his wrongs. X.

O. Picayune, In writing, as well as speaking, one great secret of effective eloquence is, to cay what is proper and stop when you have done. Colton. True merriment may be distinguished from false by the fact that it bears reflection; we can think of it with pleasure next day and next week. We deride a rich man for meanness, and a poor man for extravagance.

And in the meantime we go around doing as we please just as they do. Puck. Personal likes and dislikes do not cloud in tbe slightest degree our disposition to render to every man the justice which honorable good faith re? quires. Sun. Wit loses its respect with the good when seen in company with malice, and to smile at the jest which plants a thorn in another's breast, is to become a principal in the mischief.

Sheridan. It is said that one forgives because he forgets. As there iaoo lethe of for-getfulness for one's own shortcomings, this may explain why a man can forgive any offense save an offense committed js himself against himself. Judge, and Windstorm Insurance. Boom Fair's Block, R.

B. Warren, Great Bend, Kan, Bucklen't Arnica Salve. The Crandall New Modle Type-writer Dr. King's New Discovery and am sound and well, gaiuing 26 lbs. in Tbe best salve in the world for cuts.

btuisea, ores, ulcers, salt rheum, fe ver sores, Tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It ia guaranteed to give perfect satis faction, or money refun-ed. Price 25 centa per box. For sale by Sbaw Co. druggists.

PROTECTION OR FREE-TRADE. "WHICH? Do you want to teep thoroughly posted on the effects of the New Tariff Law, aa shows from week week? Do yon want to know all about the policy of Protection and have aa answer to every false statement of the Free-Traders 1 Yes? The sabicribe for yonr aome paper and the American Economist. published weekly 'by the American Protective Tariff League, Kew York. (Sample copy free). The Economist is aa acknowledged authority oa Protection and should be widely read.a The yearly sabscriptia tne Econo-BCarr i bet we sveve soade a special axraogemeat with the pab-lishers by which we cast eeetd yoa the Economist for one year and weight.

Arthur Love, Manager Love's Funny Folks Combination, writes; "After a thorough tiial and convincing evidence, I am confident Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump-lion beau 'em all, aud cures when everything else fails. Tbe greatest kindness I can do my many tbousana friends is to urge them to try it." 10c trial bottles 'at Shaw Drug; Store. Regular sizes 50c. and $1.00.

3 -A of M. Pusser, a merchant of Kiibralter, N. was eo badly afflicted with rheumatism for a year or more, as to be unable to work or go to school His father concluded to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm on the boy. It soon cured him and he has since walked one a half miles to school and back every school day. 50 cent bottles for sale by C.

A. Hooper. Three Fafebs. in the city at ALLIANCE PRICES. COME AND SEE We offer the "Anjericarj Economisl" and Register for 82.50 cash.

The Economist is the national organ of the American Protective Tariff League and when our readers once appreciate its value and worth they will feel that they cannot dispense with it. See notice in another column. Prof. Andress shows at the opera house last Mob day and Tuesday nights were successful in every particular. Good andiancee greeted him, and his entertainment was all that the most critical oould expect.

He is a show within himself. His sleight of hand work was eqnal to anything of tbe kind we have seen and thf mind reading of Mrs. Andress was the wonder of the audience. The little birds are a success and show what patience rnd training wil) da. The iadian Bex trick is indeed a mystery and alone la wej-th considerable to see.

Jn fact tbe Prof, has the best exhibition of that character that we know of on the road and will be a success from the start. Be will be with ns again before the season is over and that he will be greeted with crowded houses wherever he goes there ia ao doubt, for the reason that merit wins. Regksts Forstth and Cjeaway made earnest addresses to the students in Chappel on Wednesday and Thursday mornings. Industrialist Ag. College.

Unclaimed Letter List. Following is a list of letters remaining nocalled for in the poetoffice at Great Bend for the week ending February 4 Bird Brown A Dale Hewitt Jones Sallie UcFarlau'd Rimmel A Seward Saumey Van Hummell Persons calling for any of (he above letters will please aay "advertised MOBGAX ABA WAT, P.M. KcttM for FablleUom. Land Office at Lamed Kansas. I January Kot toe is hari.br given that the follow lnr named settler baa died notice of his Intent oa tn make final Droof in liwMrt of bia claim.

and that said proof will be made before tb. Urn nmt, 4. mm The Register, Capital and 3ity Star, all for $2.25 cash. Kefrwter or ueetver ac itmea unu, March 13. 1HBL vix: Oliver M.

Batman H. No. S2e for the as J. action IS. tp.

XL of rans 13 w. He name, the toHowtas wttneMes to prmve hi. mnHiiiMmt mlrieaoe noon, and eultiv tio em. We will sell Holiday tickets to any station ou our line not exceeding 200 miles and, return at one and one third fare, Dec 24th, 25th, and 31st and A good proposition: We will send the I will make pictures at greatly need prices for the next 30 days. e-a WiUVsBMiOa, Register, Globe-Democrat and Kansas Jan 1st.

Good to return on or before of. said land, vis: J. T. Arautmfur. James H.

Oill. Charles H. A. 8bUI nirm. Kaaokxui BoM-on all of Great Bend p.

Barton Co. gan s. Daily Capital and Register for and return 922.65 via Call and be convinced Gslveston Mo. Pac. T.U MO, D.

H. Halladar. Jan 5th. Wm. Torreyj Agt.

CUty Star, lor $2.25 for one year. in ree months tor oniy n. nouvrif jmsw-i. Qat Bbtd Bwnara for CX50.