The Weekly Messenger from Ingalls, Kansas • 4

(io to 11M0DES BROWN For Close iVicc lii Groceries. KK.if, iJrAn I.KA1MNU Ml Hlfe. 51 KN Of 1M. Al.lJ. Gruy county is' flint becoming noted as a roHoit for the sick in J.

Jt. II KADI, GEO. W. DUNN, unrub of hculth. J.

W. GUYNN, Probuto Judo, County Attorney, II. w. DlcUlimoii and bride arrived J. 0.

Mubphv, Editor ifropriotor. hro from HuluLrldgo, X. V. last wed LAID FOR; SALE! ncmluv. ami aro cozily sett led in Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Juuge Uiady's bouse.

tf-Kutnrinl at tim poit-oince al Intfalla, Cray county, Kansaa, saoontl-olat mull mitter. ALONG TIIE MAIN LINK OF TIIE Tine l'liibli cloaks and New markets for Indies ulno mi eliwuit line of Ml sues YOUIt A. T. S. Fe.

RAILROAD' subscription, run YEAB Olio Dollar. FLOUR FEED eneral Merchandise. FLOUK AND FEED It. It. TIME CAKDH.

and children cloaks at Inge Garden City, Kansas. HV-1S Teacluir's fxainiiiHlion was held in this city last Saturday. There wore four applicant and all succeeded In pastslng the examination. II. L.

Connerly wife and 'two sisters left for Great Uend Friday, where they will visit for a few days and then return AT THE AND IN THE Great Arkansas Valley. AND ON ANY TERMS TO SUIT THE PURCHASER. B. It. Tralnt arrive alliiK.ll.

an follow) i.oin Ijut. Local PiuoriKor, Nu. 1S.1, p. m. 4, IS.

Jit. 1. m. Frcltclit. 4.t), a.

m. lining vst. Local Pamntfer, Nu. 1, I. If, p.m.

FLOOR AND FEED to their homo in Indiana. A. SPECIALTY. CALL ON ADDRESS S. Jl.cs, p.

m. rrolKht, 41, 6.17, Store DUNN, BRADY, INGALLS, GRAY KAN. Trains 41 and 4cary freight oxi.T. Trains no. 1, 1.

8 ft 4 dtrr7tlaiHneTi. 1 ft carry ill ft expn For cheap furniture or undertaker's goods go to Bells, Dodge City, Kansas Open day and night Orders sent by telegraph receive prompt attention Inge of Garden City, Kansas, have the largest Dry Goods and clothing store in the west and they are verg Where the Best South of Railroad Track, Ingall, Kansas. C. K. Jjutv.

Agent. G. V. BOLDS, Doiigo City, Moiitexiinia A Trinidad K. K.

HENRY JONES, Jnstico of the Pcaco. County Surveyor. Peter Harding, Brands of Floor Feed ing war on high prices. 1618 WENT STATIONS: EAST p. m.

Lv. llo.Urt" CIiv, rr. 4 00. i), in Mrs. J.

J. Anthony, Miss JLucy Mc ar MOMt.U'MA, lv 1(1, JONES BOLDS, Livery, Feed Sale Stable Clerkinaud Miss Ada Ilungate were Trains aonneot at Dexlirf City with the "Rock Inland Konte" an I the "bnlKe routo" for Ml arc Sold at the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. E.

Kobin uolnu tHt and Winl. Trains leave Dodge City at Rock Island depot. sou, of riercevillo, Sunday, REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE B. K. HUPSOK.

A. H. HUOKOV. Mrs. and Miss Kirkpatrlck, who have fiupcTlntundenf, Agont.

The LOWEST CASH OFFICE. been visiting E. J. Clark's family for sev eral weeks, stalled for their Illinois City ISTews. Have several desirable- tracts of Land for sale, from 1 to 8 miles from home Tuesday night of last week.

Stove, pipe at Guynn's. 16 A resolution adopted by the republi Ingalls, Permanent Comj seat George Bolds was In Garden Sanday can central committee will be found Ellis Garten was in the city Saturday Prices. O. B. Douglas, this issue, we understand a similar of Gray county.

(RelinqwisJiments on hand for sale or trade. resolution was adopted by the demo J. T. Sliull was in the city Saturday cratic committee. M.

Ilowser was in the city Thursday, We are Agents for the Ingalls Town Company and mahet Specially of City property. Tales paid for Non-resident Corresoondbnce solicited- JONES BOLDS The G. A. II. Post of this place will O.

T. Tripp was a pleasant caller Sat Agent. give a conce.t in the chinch Thursday, urday. Finest Teams in Southwest Kansas always on Hand and Reasonable Charges, is My Motto. Peter Harding, C.Sutton was in the hub Saturday and November 7th.

The proceeds f. om tiie same will be applied on the payment of INGALLS, GRAY KANS. Sunday. the flag recently pur chased. Let all at Chas.

Reicheldaffer, A. Aired, of Topeka, was in the city tend. Tuesday. Tuesday is election day. It is Imoalls, Kansas.

South of Railroad Track, Dealer In HOMELY FACES MADE HANDS OME AT Lew Soulc is visiting a sister In Den well known fact that one-half the as evrthiBweek. piiants will st left on that great day, Joe Combs was up from but which it will be is to be decided by Canon City Coal. Prof. Bronners' Cottage Studio, The Soule Hotel, last Wednesday. the gieat American ballott-box plan.

.1. II. Williams visited Miimeola the A jury to serve on the famous Cro- first of the week, Kansas. East Laurel Sreet Garden City, Kansas. Ingalls, in case has at last been secured.

One thousand and ninety-one Jurors were General business in Ingalls is prosper I Ho makes as fine pictures as can bo had in Now York City, from Card summoned before a jury could be found, ous and promising, i J. M. Allen, of Montezuma, wa3 in 7 do ffrgt-clau Job work it the Mrssenoeb E.II. Turner.8 building was brought J. L.

Cailey, Prop. New and Neatly Furnished, and has no Equal in Western Kansas. umco. the. hub Thursday.

into the eity Saturday from Flerceville to Life Sizo. When you go to Garden City, GO AND SEE HIS GRAND.DISPLAY. G. W. Dickinson George Bolds and Clint Cla' were In It is one of the best finished buildings that has yet been moved Into town.

It Montezuma Sunday. A good supply of Kirk's soaps are will be used by a gentleman from Em ineuce who will put in a stock of cloth Has the largest and best selected stock of The News, Hutchinson, Kansas, is the always kept at Guynn's. hit. The only First-class Hotel in the Subscribe for the messenger 25 cents Colters Cash Store Is the very will pay for it months thincr that the people want now. Two Write to Inge Metropolitan years ag0 guch a Btore wouid hnve fallod city.

Give me a Call. Eates very Leading Republican daily Fashion sheet sent free. 16-18 but Colter is making money now. -Fin A. J.

Woodman was an agreeable ney County Democrat. caller Wednesday night, Reasonable. OF KANSAS. W. W.

Kerr, one of Gray county's Mrs. Marble and daughter, Miss Ada, settler, died at his home, near KANSAS, INGALLS, were in the city Friday. last Friday, and was burried Jewelry in Western Kansas. Remember We are selling at net cost. NOW is Your time to buy anything you Want in the Jewelry line.

Go and see him when you are in Garden City. SEND ALL OF YOUR REPAIRING TO HIM. Do You Read THE COSMOPOLITAN, That.Bright, SparkI ir Youn Magazinel finnrliiv. hiq rlflfif.h wa lnafl an linn When you visit Dodge City put your orcd end respected citizen. The sorrow team in the Elephant stable tr CAILEY YEITER, LATEST ASSOCIATE Vt.net vnnnlnnrl T1 Sh ai i 11 imi Oft I uujuuiina iunu tlie enure communmtv.

01 unware anu queeiibwsuo. Wm t1m 1 spools of Coats thread at Inge Bros, tl)ig connty needs, and he Is a great help PRESS REPORTS! Garden City, for 23c. 16-17 at present. Through him nealy every Bea! Estate and Loan Agents Frank Dillman and John Yeiter were fanner, and all other people who do not ARE ALWAYS FOUND IN In Lone Lake township Sunday, wish to pay large prices for clothing has a new suit at a price that he is able to Good assortment of gent's underwear The Cheapest Illustrated montnly In always kept in stock.at Guynn's, stand, and has the full value of his mon ey, -Finney County Democrat. The News.

The West bound local passenger was for Mfs AddiLion to Ingalls. The printing of the republitan tickets 25 cents a Number. $2.40 per year. two and a half hours late Friday, was 'awarded to the Union; that's all A report of the state board of agricul right, we are not kicking because the COMPLETE ture has been recivod at this oluce, The Cosmopolitan literally what tho press universally calls Tlninn mr. tli 1nh.

In fan.r. nip. clad It A daughter was boin to Mr. and Mrs. did get) but our roar ls because the com it, "The Best and Cheapest Magazine in Gordy, of near wabash.

laot Friday. mittee never told us they were going to JOS, BLANK BOOK Miss Jessie Cation returned to her let the job to the lowest bidder and nev Farms and Mortgages Bought and sold. home in Hodgeman county Monday, er asked for our bid. The Union and New West were notified, but we never Mrs. J.

J. Anthony made the Mes Uindging Dcp' ts An Unusual opportunity. The Cosmopolitan per year, $2.40 Tbe.WEEKiY Messenger, per year, 51.00 Tho price of both publications, 83.40 We will Furnish both for Only, $2.50. heard of their plan until the contract sekgek office a pleasant call Thursday, was let. It is all right, our time will TTnn.

Geo. W. Dunn's "house was KANSAS N3.IL LS, GRAY brought in from Cimarron Wednesday, come some day, and, as we are young, we can wait until that ga-lorious time SUBSCRIPTION BATES: D. W. JJarton.the democratic candi comes; date for sheriff, made us a pleasant call The Cosmopolitan f'arhishos, for the first time in Magazino Literature Gil GAT BARGAIVS.

tS.OO, per annum Friday. A Splendidly Illustrated Periodical at a price hitherto deemed impos Dally, Weokly, 1.50, Mrs J. II. Williams and Miss Jessie While in Gaitlen last week we called siblo. Cvittonwere pleasant callers Monday at the mammoth dry goods and clothing Morning, house of William Colter.

This gentle Try It For a Year. CHAOQ0ATKTBD WITH TUB GEOGRAPHY Or THE WILL OBTAOf MUCH VALUABLE INFOEMATION FBOM A STUDY OF THIS MAP OF The chaapest place in Gray county to man na3, without donbt, the most ex- Do you want a first-class Magazine, giving annually 1,500 pages by I ADDRESS, TIIE NEWS, HUTCHINSON, KANSAS. buy flour and feed is at J. W. Guynn tensive stock of goods in western Kan Ingalls, Kansas.

sas, and the low prices he is selling them the ablest writers and cleverest artistsas readable Magazine as money Dr. J. W. Ilollenbeak, republican for Is unreasonaqly cheap. Fine dress can make a Magazino that makes a specialty of live subjects? nominee for coroner was a very pleas- suns can do nougui iorine low prices or Send $2.50 urns opfigb and sbsuib both.

$6, 810 and fel2, just as fine goods ant caller Saturday. i i -ii l-: I wins tu iud iuBnDuu.H ihud. jut tut minus Misses Lucy McClerkin and Ada If un KJ JoD printing. and as well made as clothing you will pay double those prices elsewhere. You gate attended religeous services at Cim ImportantLtcT Our Readers.

arron last Sunday. may wonder why he can sell this clothing so cheap; this is easily answered. Being a wido-awnke and rustling busi See Ine Shoe department it is IQME AND FARM, Bimply immense-They have the cheap ness man he is ever on the alert for any bargains that are to be Recent- est shoes on earth. lb-i 8 LOUISVILLE, KY. Judge Brady granted marriage license hy he bought a large lot of clothing The Leading Agricultural Journal of ttit South and West to- Ellis Garten and Miss Mary Hoover, from an eastern firm that had been Made by Farmers for Farmers.

burned out. Some of the clothing is A record of successful acrrlcuHure. Horn only scorched, or the linning torn out, AND Farm has no equal. Hvery topic relating to agriculture is ooenlv discuMed In it. eolumns both of Cimarron, Monday.

D. Francisco was in the capital Saturday and had his name added to the Mes sengeii's subscription book. but the larger part of the lot is not dam by the farmers themselves. No expense is spared in securing a full account of everv notable suc fX $1 Taper, 800 Pages, 1500 Illustrations, 3000 Columns GIVEN AWAY. aged at all.

Tlii clothing is selling very cess on the farm. It is distinctively the Farmers' own paper, If you want to save money on a large bill of goods, it will pay you to go to rapidly, Thursday 100 suits were sold and Friday his cash receipts amounted toS-935. Inge City Kansas. SUKFriBUFAKTY AT MONTEZUMA. A son of A.

D. Woodman "is assisting An pleasant social gather George Bolds, our popular county surveyor, in surveying Logan township. Includin? main lines, branches and eitenalons East and West of th Missouri Eiver. 'iho Direct Route to and from Chicago, Joliet, Ottawa, Hotting ia tlii age of Cheap Literature tr is an ether ig ks equalled the following nnTHAQRDirjiin.Tr offish. To every person who (within 60 days from the, date of this paper) will subscribe for THE WEEKLY MESSENGER, CIE DOLLAE a YEAR.

ing took place last Saturday evening, the occasion being the welcome accorded to A record of their daily life, presented In form and language which make it plain to all. its List of contributors Contains the names of the most progressive farm, em of the South and West. They do not treat of theoretical farming, but of the actual conditions which confront us to-day B. F. Johnson WoUlo F.

Brown Henry Stewart John M. Btahl A. P. Ford Jeir. Welborn Hugh T.

Brooks; John C. Edgar Steele's Bnyou T. B. Baldwin and a host of others make this journal indispensable. Moreover, it is equally A HOME MAGAZINE.

Every aubject of interest to the home-maker la fully treated. Mary Marsden, Catesby, Mrs, Brown, Mrs. Daviess, Mi3S Cabell, Miss Mosby, Alice Winston and a score of othera will contribute regulatly. lJoorta, r.auo, jyionrte, ttocJK in iiiuiwuio-jtivHiipurmuBuouiioi OttuuiWB, Ues Moines-Wintorset, Council. Blufc's, In IOWA Minnoanolis arid Bt.

Paul, in MINNESOTA Watertown. Hon. W. A. Coates, of Topeka, Geo ge Gilbert, M.

Sutton and J. T. Whitelaw, Mr. II. W.Dickinson and bride at his Sioux 1'ivlls.

In DAKOTA Cameron, St Joseph, and Kansas City, lr and of Dodge, were in the hub yesterdny. MISSOURI Oine.hn, Fairburv, end Nelson, Id NEBRASKA Horton. TopeKa. Hutchineon, Wicliifca, Belleville, A7iler.o, Caldwell, in KANSAS Pond ii.k0. vnl nmn in TJDIAn THTlRIToRY and Colorado home by the good people of Montezuma.

Long before lUe nnival of the travelers the house was well filled with friends inn ILVUll-r XiitJ.vrt.1 1 anu tho Epriuffa, Denver, tueblo, In COLORADO. TraversOB now and vast areas of rich farming and lands, aflordintr the best facilities of interoom- nnnlnitlnilfjl nirlnr and to Ril tOWTO) and ClUOS WBSt. nOrtnweBI. OUd and a beautiAil feast In readiness; and and pay in udvarico the yearly subscription price and $1 additional we Guynn keeps the I'ride and Perfection brands of flour and they are the best in the market. Every sack is warranted.

Hon. Geo W. Dunn, Henry' Jones George Bolds. N. F.

Watson, Lew Soule Boutnweat from Chlcag-o, and I'acifio and trans-oceanic Seaports. shall send for one year onr paper and also for one'ycar a copy weekly of I it was a feast, liiuecd, a ail the entertainments are of which Mrs. Britton MACKIFICENT VESTIBULE EXPHESS TRAINS, nnu. -ti in fcnlrnilm of ftntilnmnnt fnool. well ventilated- THE CELEBRATED ILLUSTRATED HUMOROUS PAPER lias charge.

The most delicious brdie's free liom t'UBt ii summer, warned by eteam from the locomotive In winter), DAILY between Chicawo and DesVoineoand Council Bluffs wltn throuira inonwhui mm C.Himuto and iolora.io erjrmtfl, Denver and Pueblo cake was kindly furnished by Mrs. Frib TEXAS SITITC3-S. and Joe Murphy vere in Garden Friday. Mrs. J.

II. Williams will please accept the thanks of the force for some exceedingly fine cake presented last Thursday. ble, boon after supper and a pleasant Via Bt. Joseph, Kansas City or Vopena. Fprnt Day CoarhB, Siepping-Cara and uctof Piver) Dining Cars, v.

ith kEE heclininsChaiir Ciara botwen Oli'cao nd Norb Platte (Nrb.) via Omaha. ChieaR-oand Caid- the guests departed, feeling that the The) subscription prica of SIFTIXGS ia $4 a year. It is 16-pae paper, pro- well via Ka.eiia City ana cruonp-o ana lenyu cjcii rauu DV i affair was a great success and the sur raseiy liinewatea DJ ma leading artists end caricaturist of the day. In the matter prise a genuine of original humor, it is acknowledged to eland at the bead of the iilnstroted press of hlo. Throufn ffatui" Weeper to ana jroo icr.ir's n.uaB.

Hotels weBi. ol Jotwpa ond KwfM City. California excursions aaily. with CHOICE OF to Es.lt. LaXe, Portland, Dos Miss Jessie Crittenof county, is the guest of her sister, iiiere were present on that occa pnd Bun I iue uuu ukui Garden of the Godu, the Sanitariums, and fc'cenio Orandem-s of Colorado.

Mrs. J. n. Williams, of this city this me country, ana cas neenwr-u named "XUe wuty ttocder ol the World." It is published in Keir York and has a Kationai reputation. The merita of SIFTIAGS are bo well known that we do not diwm it necessary to refer to them further.

Both new subscribers and those who renew their cubitcriptions will have the FAITH MT1KEB Is In Charge of our Children's Department, and r.he has the peculiar faculty of being both in-terestmg aud instructive. THE MYSTERY OF TIIE NTI0M Is a thrilling story apT'earing in Kovs Ann FARhf, by John 11. fensick, and is exciting wide attention, bhort stories by distinguished writers appear from time to time. DILI ARP'S LETTEM Appear In each issue, and this humoronsphnoso-pher was never more interesting than at this lime. IH ITS EDITORIAL DITAI1TJIEST Hoste Ann Fabm speaks boldly and fearlessly In behalf of Farmers' It favors revision of the tariff in behalf of the farmer better roads for the farmer Free Mail Delivery to tb farmer Co-operntion among the fanners, aud its aim i to Bust Trusts." Its motto i Fair Trads aad Farmers' Hights.

Send cents for one year's subscription. Or end l.t: and gt the Home and Farm and tba Messr.vokk for one jesr. Address TIIE MESSENGER, IngaJla, Kansas VEA THE ALE3ET LEA I fc, sion; j. U. Williams, and wife, of Ingalls, Miss Jessie Chritton, of Bodge City, C.

C. Williams, of siihneola, Sam Jfassey, of Kentucky, E.G. Wilsey, and wife Frank Hatch and wife A.J. Clark Solid Erpress Trains daily between Ohlcanrq land TAlnneapolls ana Bt. pain.

TriihTHfVOUUH Kftoiini-i? to ana irom mowpoito ansae dir. Chair car anu oiwjpnr ouvwreu xgyj oiji. end Blonx via Itock Ieland. I ho f'tvonts Dine to Pipestone, -eir- and wife Frank Oerne and wife V. J.

Hiour Ffllls, and the oumnier j9FOiu3 en a mmiui! sou iiainu Grounds of t'le North wtes. Mrs. Samuel Allen, of Logan township received the sad intelijence of the serious illness of her father, in Missouri, Saturday. A. W.

Muinch, of mada final proof before Judge Brady Saturday. Perry Hail and Joseph Bean were his witnesses. 1 PHOriT L1XTE p'o lJA Ai.1 f. i-ra i-w Bimnel and wife 0. H.

Britlon and wife pnvilepe of tbis offer. EfcMEMbE3 that TEXAS SIFTIXG3 ls offered at this price only to tliose who nbferibe within the next 60 dars. No such oiler as this hmcer been luada. We offer the two papers Tor less tiaa the rrV of TEXAS SIFIISGS. Ko one but our robscribers can got SlFTLN(S for less than 4 a year.

The regular price of that patier is now, and wiil continue to be, 54 a tut tlie publishers, bring desirous of adding to their list of eel soribeni in thU section, bat mads a special and extraordinary ralnotion to us for a limited period. The amount for both papers sbortJd be aept dirfri to tis t- V. O. Order, Jn Note, or otherwise, and wUU onfor tWj.aLlisb.ori to rcnil i lSGH from Kew 1'ork to j-on for oue ar, Gail, or write to this office, aud yea gjtfujJe ei-j-jr tit SirilStS, John Smith and wife rra. Zelda Berne.

tr; Ustveca C.oi..-l, Ir.aitn(t?ou. ni oouncii ti Diavj-nwort-h, Ci: ana bt. Fs jI. If FnHi's, cr d3ird Ir iormation, upply to any uicicefe C21ce in u.e Uiiwd bites orCanaaa, or auurt -B mis. A.

J. Bums, Misses cora Pierce Joscpheue Rolcy, and Tearl Triblie of Montezuma. JOHN SE3A3TIAN, ST. JOHN CHICAGO, eflttl IIaa.