Minneapolis Daily Messenger from Minneapolis, Kansas • 4

DAILY MESSENGER. lioom! shove the tuoin ulotig. A iif l'k Is grml.rs pJ ILrviijjU bert ticulbg, tu ruule liriuMie TOOUK yATHOKS Ji, i'uIihcT, eijf lU -U auJ iirw ii.r writer, brtu en-gitgrd by iij lo juililt fjr ilia suj III rriiiii esipai iiy. IS fl'COllll a. HUSH Will you a 4 Hohj GASOLINE STOVE For $10.00.

I 2 Aro I'ittureri iu tlio hllu. OLE'S PANELS Cannot be SurpauHed iu the State. nnt nn i nn nTinTAn uuL5bflnurau Are Equal to Any. For Good, Clean, Clear, Like WKKt-'B of yourself or family, get them at COLE'S. A Iiro Refrigerator For $14.00 Ice Cream Freezern in propor tlon, and if you intend to buy it will pay you to Bee them.

For FORKS, HAKES, HOES and SPADES, go there at once and secure a bargain. fcive a premium to the man who can down the HAKEIl WIRE, for durability and cheapness. 9 SEVERAL STYLES OF- 1 te Uirttiii of ti mines l'rc- bytetUu Collijt be It! lu uiybt la tie JVtl Nsiit-uiil Hank. i'vt the Weat J. W.

lllir, Jo HlialV. K.d.l. Me-lieioou and ('. M. l'rum leave im villi--! ilay fur a hip mil and suiithwit by learn, for the bemllt of (heir liealili.

'1 ln-y will hn absent bout f.riu- weeka. They tuke lent and Ui uiul aiiiimiiiuluii, ami plKiity ol provision, ami will come bin "lib eiity of color, The fourth lUijlment Cncauipiueut. Col. IVm, I.aivitlere, coiiimarder of the Fourth ltegliiient of Hie 0. to-day, appointed the following com mlttee to confer and select a place for the coining encampment of the rfgl me nt in June.

Tbo towns that would like to have the encampment mutt now present their advantages. The committee Is Capt, Henry Har- gent, Clyde; Beatty, CUy Center; l.ient, Wm. II Bishop, dipt I'attee, r'nilth CeiHi I.leut. SI Dunn, Minneapolis Lieut. GleUs uer, Abilene; Lain.

frauK JK-Uiatli Belolt; Lieut. Kelsey, Jewell. Family Jtounlon. On Saturday last, at her residence most enjoyable family reunion was participated In by thirty-six of tl.e de cendantsof Mrs. Nancy Gentry and also her pastor, Bev.

O. E. Hart and wife, Miss Emma Shriver and Miss Emma Miller, of Illinois; and Mrs. Emma King, of Delplios. Mrs.

Nancy Gentry was born in Vir ginia May 1st, 1SU1, and was married in JunelH22. The following is a list of the deceudauts. Those marked thus were present at this, her nOth birth day anniversary: Mrs. Amanda Buckland, her children Albert Maxwell, Mary Maxwell, J. A Maxwell, and grand children, Buckland, E.

E. Buckland, A. Buckland, Alonzo Buckland and three other children. Her second child, Mrs. Sophronia Clark, her children.James A.

Furguson, Mrs. L. J. Ilendrlxson Maggie Locke, and grand child ren, Robert A. Furguson, A.

Furguson, May M. Furguson, Essie M. Furguson, Charles L. Hondrixson, Pearl Locke. Her third daughter, Mrs.

Lucy Myers and grand children, 'Amanda Bell Myres, A. Myre, M. K. Myres, Kubert N. Myres J.L.

Myres. Her fourth daughter, Mrs. M. A. CliDgenpeel, her children, Jolin F.

Clingenpeel, V. E. Clingenpeel, L.D. Clingeupeel, T. Clingenpeel, and grand children, Daniel It.

Clingenpeel. Elroy N. Clingenpeel, G. Clingenpeel, C. A.

Clingenpeel. Her filth daughter, Virginia Martha Alice Huff, Henry Wilson Galloway, Emma J. Farthing, Mrs. S. A.

Whismont, May Galloway, Olive Galloway, and six grandchildren. Her sixth daughter, Mrs. S. E. Bay-court, her children, Mrs.

Lillian Lay-ton, Sophronia Baycourt, Amanda J-Baycoiirt, Eliza Baycourt, Mary Bay-court, Emma Baycourt, Nettie Bay-court, and (jrand children, Stella Lay-ton, Lora Layton, Clarence Layton. Her seventh daughter, Martha A. Gentry. Her eighth child son iobert A. Gentrv.

and children, Jennie B. Gen try. J. C. Gentry and 0.

Gentry. Her ninth child son "John H. Gentry, and children, Miss Lir.zie Gentry, Nannie Gentry, Alice Gentry, Nora Gentry, Viola Gentry and Master Earnest Gentry. KELLY CHASE, Contractors and Builders Manufacturers of all kinds of iridow and door frames, STAIRS, STAIR-HAILINGS Newell Posts, Balusters, Brackets, Snwel Bui-uatrsUes, Porclios, Verumlaa, Countera, Shelving and Bank Counter, All kiwis ut Bcroll and lone to order. i sawing Estimates furnished on all kinds of buildings.

Parties coiitnmiilatinjr tmilrlln rnn save mon-cy by culling on, or addicsi KELLY CHASE, Minneapolis. Kan. Xos, 54, 50 and 60 Sheridan st. 3 LADIES', MISSES', CIIILDRENS', AND MENS'. They are of the Very Best Makes, Spring and Summer wear.

There is no Discount on the Goods we keep. MORGAN TRIPLETT. If you can't seme up a IraJe of your own, bUch on to the tall of sume body eUvt. I.eep the boom kill all the Uiobacks and ciois eved null barks you see, and transplant instead, the utrotii-eat. beulthirnt und most vigorous growth young climbers you can find, and you ill noon have a boom started thut ill aitonUh the IIoe Coiniany, No, wlil meet neit Monday nllit to Irauaaet the regular monthly biislneis.

The Koui thof July bull wlil be dbcuiaed also. The Ottawa County Home and In vestment company held a meeting Iu L. Moora A ofllee last night. Nothing of importance was done, and they adjourned until Saturday evening next, at 8 o'clock. The Fairview addition Is gaining In popularity every day.

Lots ar being sold every day, and ll. ey are becoming more valuable every day. Minneapolis Market iloporta Compile br John Hartley, April 89, 1887. Wheat, No. 2, aott i hard t)o 8, f3 Itejected 10 Corn 21 live 30 Oats, () Mors, jht 100 lbs heavy 4 60 Hoks per 100 lbs.

medium 4.26 to 4 40 Ileef Cattlo, per tuO 4.00 ICE UU! Joel Simson Will deliver you PUHE CRYSTAL ICE Every Morning, At Reasonable Hates I I diCK CO. Insurance AGENTS, Up-Stairs in National Bank Building. Agents for Lombard Investment Company. Complete Abstracts furnished on Short No'tice. Our great Mikado, virtuous man.

Once owned a watch that never ran On tlmo. Too alow or fast 'twould go, And never could be steadied. He vowed he'd never wear it more, And then decreed whoever wore In all Japan, from ahore to thore, A watch, aliould be beheaded. And if you've auch a watch as he You'll think him rlht to decree. And You'll be Unlit, for he ui right And all is right, at rxbt can be.

A sage unto tho palace came. He said, "Your haatineas I ulame. I knowiwr watch Is but a botch; But try this "ltOt'KFOBD WATCH." The monarch look it, changed his plan, At once decreed that every man Within the limits of Japan A watch like this should carry, N. It. This Poetry Is stolen by ii.

te. oouciiEr Aifnt fo the HI 1UPDI.X DUN N. Go tu Flints fur pure 1 truss. For grocMIr call at HumwiV. Try the Daily Mi'urftr dar, Huile)' .1 Downs'.

tf nt Cream I'liocolutr's Ho urns' UuOils dfllVfli I'eniisyl vaula. 1 at the Roods and low niwa ut llusm- Everybody wants a One building In UieBttnU Fe tulUition. Everything Tint's. in the Drug line Ht tf You cut! save money by making your purchiue at the reunnylvaiiln. Flints in the place to get your patent medicines.

tf The Pennsylvania Store is positively the place to find choice glass and china. For anythlug iu the line of candies, nuts, oranges or apples, call at Go to Chas. Fairfield and get a flue lot in the Santa Fe addition, before they are all gone. The Pennsylvania can and does sell groceries cheaper than any house in the city. For any kind of real estate go to Fairfield, Corn Bank.

Wanted Good Carpenters at the waterworks building, I'ay weekly. The Fennsylvania has just received an elegant assortment of Burmese and Coral ware. You surely want some fino residence lots near tho college. Bucll McCrum will sell you some. llarbangh received a car load of feed Saturday and is fully prepared to furnish all kinds of feed for slock.

Everybody will take a drive or walk over the fine Santa Fe addition (Mona-ghan farm) next Sunday and enjoy the magnificent views. The Presbyterian College is to be built adjoining the Santa Fe addition, (Monachal! farm.) Secure a lot next week, before the price goe3 up Hurley Downs have elegant soda on tap. Call at F. M. Spaulding for gasoline and Gasoline stoves.

For lots in the Santa Fe addition, call on C. Fairfield. Be sure to get prices before you buy your Gasoline Stoves, at Spalding's He will not be undersold. Ask for a ma.rr.ficient building lot andyouan be accommodated the Santa Fe addition, northern part of city. Wanted A ijood girl for general housework.

Enquire of Rev. 0. E. Hart. d.lt Don't fail to secure a lot In Fairview addition this week.

Foh Sale A second hand gents riding eaddle, only used a few times. Call at this office. The Superior Cook Stove and Buck Brilliant Gasoline Sfrms are the very best made. For sale by Spalding. Citizen.

"How can I double my money in (he next year?" Ans. (ByBuell McCrum.) "Invest on college hill I am prepared to do all kinds of Tin work as low as the lowest. Will do first class work.and pood material. F. Ai.

Spalding. Go to Johnston Benjamin for a farm loan, lowest rate of interest. The land comprising the great Santa Fe addition was purchased by the Solomon Vulley Town Co. (from the syndicate who bought from Mr. Mon ughan for 8.0.0L0.

Remember that Kimmell's stock is hill and complete in every particular, and good workmen to back it. Don't fail to call and examine his goods before pur chasms? elsewhere. His motto please. is to 15 Ct Buell fc McCrum will show you some egant loU near the college that will Just suit you in every respect. Notion to Carpenters The place to buy your tools is at IIttin millioi lly nulli-il mlvtrll- ini iils Hiul iuIjsi rlplliHis.

Any I'mitte-alt exu-ndt'il to biui vt HI 1 aiprfeU- ted by ui. liiiii'i A In s. FEitwOJiALB. JiiilO Julilistnii vlilted nt Ikiiiiu Sun day. Ir, i.

AritutruiiKi of Kve in a to-day Mrs. Carry iUuilla, left this morn Ina fur Montana, to join her husband ho In business tlieru, T. F. Donlgaii, of Delplios, is look lug the city over to-day. German Swan, the colored young niHii who la chief clerk for tho brick layers on the Arnott block, is the champion clerk of the valley.

Gov. Kiddle, ot thU l'Hiior, citme homo Saturday evening, and left again this evening for Topeka, to llniwh the railroad aiseiiliig. He 1 recovering rapidly from the effects of the rallro.ul accident. The only Injury Is in lils left knee, which whs severely spi allied and comnels the "old man" to use rntcben. L.

D. Moore Is down ith the mean les. He has plenty, of pthers to com illiterate wllti him. The ladies society of the M. E.

church will meet with Mrs. D. D. Iloafr on next Wednesday afternoon. T.

A. Butler the Santa Fe railroad contractor, has commenced the erection of a 810,000 house at Lyons, Kansas. D. C. Chlpnian, county attorney, has moved his law office to rooms over the First National Bank, with L.

D. Moore Co. The railroad commissioners will go to Enterprise, Abilene and Minneapolis on next Thursday on application of the C. K. W.

road, which desires to cross the Union Pacific road at these points. Capital. Mrs. Il.B.Moutrie was administering aconite to her infant child, 18 months old, and by mistake gave too large a dose on Thursday, which poisoned it Dr. Kullinger relieved it from its suf ferings.

rue uoiuen a Aietnoaist society of young people, gave a very chatty and highly enjoyable social, in honor of the young men who are lion ary memuers, nisc inaay evening, About fifty were present. Ice cream cake and fruit were served. Take Them In. The council has under contemplation the matter of enlarging the boundaries of the city. This is right.

In a sanitary point of view it ifl right. Tho council should cou. trol adjacent territory. The jurisdiction of the council should reach out so as to con trol law breakers. The parties whose lands are joining the city plat should pay a city tax for the near proximity to tho city cer tainly enhances the price of these lands We say lor the council to take thera because ii is just and right.

Mot Dear. The business lots of thh) city are moder ate in price when you compare such with same kind of lots in neighboring oities Anyone who desires to locate here In busi cess and own bis place of business will not be deterred from doing go on account of the price of business lots. Business lots wuys commana nigner ligures than rear deuce lots. A man who expects to get choice location for a song iu a thriving city like Minneapolis, is fooling himself. Splcn.

did railroad prospects, center for trade in the midst of a splendid farming country an extensive water power, inviting manu mciurers, permanent, intelligent and moral community, a healty location with the purest and beat of soft water and a city already with 4,000 people are points that win enhance and command good a-id rea sonable prices for business lots. Kansas has the same fascination oyer me that she does over all who has yield ed to her spell. There are some worn en wnom to nave once loved renders it impossible ever to love-again. mo gray aim meianciiolly main to the sailor, the desert to the Bedouin, Aip to tiie mountainer, so Is Kansas to her children. No one ever felt any enthusiasm aDout Wisconsin, Indianiia or Alichigan.

The idea is preposterous It Is impossible. They are great prosperous communities, but their Inhabitants can remove and never ilesiro to return. They hunger for the horizon. They make new homes without the maladiedupays. But no genuine Knn-san can emigrate.

He may wonder, be may roam, ho may travel. He may go elsewhvre but. no other state can oyer claim him citizen. Once naturalized the allegiance can never be foresworn. John J.

Ing.uxs. Frank Kees is about to purchase Horace Greeley bat. Frank's admiration for that eccentric statesman makes him do this, or perhnps it is his desire to keep his head cool during the hot weather. Frank Sexton enjoyed himself so well while In Colorado last summer that he contemplates milking another trip this season. Frank soys Denver is the boss place to recuperate.

Mrs. II. R. Campbell is moving her mil linery goods to the Sutton building, further west on feecond street. Hosmer moves his grorerics into the room vacated hj Sirs.

Campbell. Neither mind nor body can act healthfully, tho blood is vlted. Cleanse the vital current from by the y.e Ayer's Sawaparilla. This remedy purities the blood, recruits the wasted energies, and re-iorea. bcilUi to the debilitated pv-tein.

On the War Path! 02 CD iH ft 6JD a ti CD ti xn CD CD 3 CD rti rH ti ti 6J0 CD I CD Xfl CD ts ti r-H 0 r-i iH ti CD ti ti ti 0 r-H EH CD 6J0 a CD ti CD Is in favor ol Electric Lights, a Fire Company, Street Railways, and all im provemcnts, and everybody is in favor of GROCERY and BAKERY, where the Freshest and Best and Provisionsinthe city can be had for less money than anywhere. Solomon Valley i LOAN INVESTMENT Heavy all silk Rhadame one dollar and twenty-five cents. Plain and striped plushes to match. Plain colored Dress silks 45 cents. Full 'yard wide cashmeres 25 cents.

These bargains cannot be duplicated in the City. lias bargains in both City and Farm Property. Transact a general Real Estate, Loan and Insurance busine. Full and complete Abstracts of Title to any land, in Ottaw; county furnished on short notice. ONE PRICE ONLY.

All Goods Marked in Plain Figures. Office in the ley Under Odd ESiaildi' Fellows' Hall. i Ill (OCKKOUU.