Settlers' Guide from Quinter, Kansas • 1

TI-IE UUIDE II A II II Qjk S. W. BAKER, Editor. LIVE MP LET LIVEL J. H.

BAKER, Manager, VOL, HI, QuTn NUMBER 9 11 II. SAMSON, Pcsidcnt F. J. SCIINOltU, Cashier. Dr.

Geo. Snaulding visited Wa- G. A. It. RAILROAD TIME CARD.

OOIXa KA8T. Keeney last Sunday evening. PROTECTION TS. FREE TRADE. Tho Dignity of American Labor and the Supremacy of American lailus.

trial Prosperity roa ra hMn 'ire mm National Encaninmrn of tho Graud i G. D. Trimmer's school commenced in tho Galuspio district last Monday. No. 202, Express 6:50 a.

No. 204, Passenger p. Army of the Republic, AT No. 212. Time Freight 7:13 a.

m. President Adams, of tho Union COLUMBUS, OHIO, SEPT. 10-1 1th. SAMSON Against the Pegrc'ntion of a Com para the ConipoKKIi.a with the Pou SCIINOIiR, props. No.

214. Local Freight. p. Pacific, passed through the city this Tho Union Pacific, "The Overland morning on a special, bound cast OOI NO WEST. per Labor of Europe.

Route," will sell tickets at a rate as low as tlio lowest Remember this Is tJI Tho Reformed Presbyterians held A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED No. 201, Express. 10:03 p. No. 203, Passenger 10:51 a.

ra, The Fallacy of Free Trade Shown b. mrir n'gaiar communion meeting in Fads and Figure (lathered by U. Consuls. No. 211, Time Freight.

2:47 p. No. 213, Local 9:03 a. the only lino offering the choice of six different routes from tho Missouri river to Columbus. For a party of 25 their church In this city last Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday.

The Money received on deposit and interest paid on time deposits. Money to loan on approved security. J. L. FRISIIIE, LATE U.

8. CONSUL. meeting was well attended. or more family sleepers will be fur Buy and Sell drafts on all parts of the world. Accounts of Merchants, nished free from any point on the line EO.

A. SPAULDING, M. D. U. W.

Hart, Agent, Quinter, Kansas. Tnos. L. Kimball, Gcn'l. E.

L. Lo.max, A. O. P. and T.

J. S. Tebbets, G. P. aniIT.

Omaha, Nebraska. From The Chicago later Ocean. (Continued from last week.) 1-armors, fctoek mcu and others, received on favorable terms. t2rWe make a specialty ofgj through to Columbus without change For dates of sale, limit of tickets, etc, The condition of the laboring of Europe is one that could not call on your nearest ticket agent Tnos. L.

Kimball, E. L. Lomax, Office in Jones' Drug Store. Calls promptly answered at all hours, day bo endured by the laborers of this Act'e Gcn'l 3Igr. A.G.P.&T.

A. Mall Route Between Quinter and Atkln country. They live In habitations or nigut J. S. Tebbets, O.P.&T.A.

Leaves Atkins Tuesdays and Fri QuiSTER, (37) Kansas. which we should consider only fit for the lower animals. In them there is And are at nll times prepared to offer better terms on such loans than can be had elsewhere. Positively no delay. Rather warm again.

none of those evidences of civilization days at 6:30 o'clock, a. arrives at Quinter at 4 o'clock p. m. Leaves Quinter Wednesdays and Saturdays Land seekers are arriving daily. and comfort which aro seen and met with in the home of tho American la H.

L. HARTUST, Practical Jeweler, at 6:30 clock a. arrives at At Isaac Wigington visited Wa-Keeney borer. You enter the place where the kins at 4 clock p. m.

F. S. Smith, Contractor. Collections Promptly Made. EJflnsurance written in Reliable Companies.

Business transacted for laborer and his family live and it is Tuesday. J. II. Baker visited Kansas City the seldom that you find more than the ground for a floor, aud tho furniture THURSDAY, SEPT. 6, 18SS.

NON RESIDENTS. Choice First Mortgages, on Improved Farms, for fore part of the week. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. REPAIRING OF FINE is of the rudest description. ltu sale.

Correspondence Solicited. Notary Public Always in the Bank. them it is a life contest for existence, Republican rally at Wa-Keeney Sat and thev have no means to indulge urday, September W. Blaine runs the engine; Mortin riugs the bell. Harrison goes to the White House, And Cleveland goes to Buffalo.

Items are scarce. in books and newspapers and other agencies of self -improvement and per and Dry goods, groceries, shoes Correspondents: OILMAN, SON FIRST NATIONAL BANK, New York City, N. Y. Kansas Citj-, Mo. WATCHES A SPECIALTY.

7 hardware, at C. II. Woodruffs. sonal advancement, The home circle is a thing unknows to them in that sense of homo comfort and enjoyment IS J. Spurgeon's wheat averaged has a line lino of C.

H. Woodruff fancy candies. bushels to the acre. Not so bad. in which it is known and welcomed la Sal Quinter, Kansas, Oakley's third anniversary will be and enjoyed by our more favored and For the finest line of dress goods in more prosperous working men and Gove county, go to the Post Office.

celebrated the 13, 14 and IS of this month. women. Home with is only place where they may find a lodgin For boots and shoes go to the post A.M.WICKIZER, Auctioneer. -OF- Rev. L.

P. McClnrkin. D. of Wa- office. Largest stock west of Wa-Kee for the night and bucu frugal repast boo.

was in the city several days as their small earnings will afford, ney. RAILROAD and SYNDICATE LAND But they have lived in this wav for last week. He started for his home last Monday evening. Merry faces are seen in town thi Will rrv fi.ilns in Cim-it nnd generation after generation, nnifhabit and custom have instilled into their week. The school orders are being ing counties at reasonable rates.

Sat- HOT I10111A111 llOiiolMPll l.filr, ftt lifimflS. Quinter was lively last Saturday, it cashed. isfaptlnn ornnrnnfavwl In onnh nrul ev. I minds the belief that tbey are only being the township election of delegates ery case. Urders may be left at the inferior beings, subservant to the and alternates to the Gove county Re Misses Mary Killpatrick and Mollie Cook departed on Monday evening's Uhpe otiice.

29 will of their masters, as they call Come to Quinter. publican convention. their employers, and have become so train for Wa-Keeney, accustomed to their habits of life that J. B. DOYLE, A professional game of base ball was Misses Anna Ward and Ora Wilkins.

if told they could hardly realize the both of Wa-Keeney, passed through condition of civilization and cultnre played on the Quinter diamond Jast Saturday, between Quinter and Fair-view. The score stood 46 to 15 in the city Monday enroute for Gove City Have which graces the home of tho American artisan, mechanic and laborer. favor of Quinter. in your rye and at the Will do dreving in the city This degradation of labor has its highest market Farmers. Bring wheat.

Will pay prices. following prices: legitimate results in dwarfing tho in We learn from the Herrington Kfi AAA m. "1 TP Ul i5cts. j.uv,iui iLcies vi.Kiuvuu utiuus pur Biiie. tellect and ruining the virtuous sensi J.

E. Baker. Ihree boxes or bundles, Four boxes or over, Coal oil or heavy barrels, bilities of the people, so that we find Ileadlight that J. W. Cline, late of this city, together with his cousins, Misses Annie Nair and Sadie Wine, of Dickinson county, are attending cjrri jon: ana virtue at a discount and illegitii The present idea of the farmers is that to look to their interests is to plant cuiluren in large numbers in every I I i I I I I I 3E3tfS3r Payments, community, who are the wards of the tho Mcrhcrson college.

as much small grain as possible, and READY FOR BUSINESS. When I read tho other day of the most of them are doing it. At $7 14 Per Acre The re-union of the north-western Gentlemen: I am rerdy to buy large delegation of railway employes The Buffalo Park and UoIIyer nines Association of veterans for Trego, spring calves and colts, for tins sea had made a visit to General Harrison will cross bats on the Quinter diamond son. ill pay cash for the same. lies- Gove.

Logan. Wallace, Shsrman, Thomas, Decatur, Rawlins, Cheyenne I could but consider that thej' under next Saturday. Come one and all and ulenee two miles south-east of the beau stood the importance to them of his see some good playing and have a good 30,000 Acres of Choice land For Sale and Sheridan counties, Kansas, has tiful city of 'Quinter. time. Respectfully, 52 AUGUST GARLING.

been changed from Colby to Oakley, Kansas, and will be held in connection The National Passenger comes to our desk this week. The passenger is a by the Quarter Section, around the new and thriving town of Quinter with the Oakley anniversary, com men MINIM! MM cing on Thursday, September 18th, and seven column folio well edited paper at the same price as above. I have a few well watered sections for stock ranches, and a continuing three days. CGRFJiSH'S GREAT and fills a long felt want. Long may few relinquishments on it live.

election, and a like importance to all others dependant upon the prosperity of American industrial institutions, to the safety and protection of which the republican party, and General Harrison as its standard bearer, stand pledged. These employes are intelligent men, and aro not willing to see American labor so degraded that horse meat and mule fllesh shall be to them a savory dish. It is not possible for us as a nation to enter into the domain of free trade to throw open our ports and our A few blooded dogs came near being INSTALLMENT OFFER. fjlioiVo Hmnostonrls niid TimW lllnims Mr. and Mn.

W. J. Hemphill, of Wa- hurt last Sunday by a horse. This is Keeney, arrived in the city Friday to the how-of-it: Cyrus Crooks was rid- 'Style Hi, having 5 3 tiett JiretJi. I ng J.

C. Dunn's pony to the town well Sto, attend the communion meeting of the Reformed Presbyterians. They re That can be had yet by applying at once. for water when said dogs made an at Warrant A ea lot turned Monday evening. A Mil KOI tact on the pony's heels.

Ine pony OH INSTALLMENTS became scared and made an attact on This is the time of the year when markets to the free entry of the world paid iom alter 10 dayi" A ftf tri a I iha Ralan 'i the dogs with his heels and took a few country editors receive complimenta- without causing rum and disaster to to be paid la monthl. la. JL A fine opening in our new curves and dashes around two or three a of per id. ries to all the country fairs only a few hundred miles from home. Walking blocks.

The boy hung to him like a all of our manufacturing industries and degrading our laborers to a level with the pauperized labor of foreign sick kitten to a hot brick. It would not have made any difference if the boy send references is usually good this time of the year. Half of Quinter, more or less, attend responsibil Town, of OXJZKTTESE banker, postmaster, mer had been thrown, but the dogs great countries. I have heard some one maintaintain that foreign labor is not degraded nor pauperized. Such peo chant or express ageut, and the Organ will be shipped promptly on 10 loss to have them hurt ed the Republican Convention at Gove City.

Tuesday. Six were delegates and layY test triv n. For Business Men. ple 6imply forget the best interests of the others went for the fun there was During the wind storm July 2 my Beautifully Illustrated Catalogue FSZB. Be sure to write to us nnd BAVK MOXKY.

their country, if Americans, and speak simply from party zeal. If you wish house in. Quinter was damaged to some in it, except what went because of the tax Bale. extent, such as chimeny blown down, to see what sort of a people the Euro- 1 Cornish C0n ALL Quinter is located on the Union Pacific R. midway between Collyer and windows broken, siding on west side Dean neasant and laborer is.

visit cas- The Quinter Guide, alwavs enter To all who wish tovisit this Buffalo Park. prising, has an item of a sixty year old tie garden, in New York, and look upon and study the condition of a badly damaged, etc. As the house was insured against fire, lightning, tort.ado golden spot lady of that vicinity, sintering irom UiiionPacific Railway ship load of these people as they are cholera infantum. Wa-Keeney Repub and wind storm, in the Kansas Farmers Fire Insurance I notified their 'THE OVERLAND ROUTE." landed there; or, if more convenient, go on board an emmigrant train as it Pdeh The lican. We are speaking from the dotor's report of the case Bro.

Republican. The oalv line earning the United If The T. States Overland Mail. Through Pulman Sleepers and Mod agents, Samson Schnorr. who ordered the same repaired at once, which has been done to my entire satisfaction.

Any one wishing good reliable insurance where losses are promptly and The Quinter Brick and Tile company ern day soaehes from the Missouri Should come to Kansas City so as to take the evening train No. 203 Pacifio passes through your town and view them there, and 'you will be satisfied that there is a wide difference between them and us. I do not wish to cast any stigma or reproach upon these poor, down-trodden people. On the river; JIAKIXG DIRECT CONNECTION TO Express, which leaves the Union Depot at p. coming through to Quinter without changcof cars, arriving at Quinter a.

ra. next day. honestly paid will find such companies represented at the Bank of Quinter. contrary, they are the subject of my E. J.

Barnhabt. sincere sympathy and commiseration, but justice demands that we shall not The elite of our city and country met Denver, Cheyenne. Osden. Salt Lake City, Suenmonto, San Franoisco. Los Angles, Portland and all Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming, Utan.

Idaho, Montana. Oregon, Nevada. California. ton Territory and Pacific Coast Points. attempt to elevate them by degrading J.

W. BAZEE, EEAL ESTATE DEALER. at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Frank ourselves by comparative competition on an even scale of commercial action.

One hears the assertion that such Dunn's, about two miles north of the city, on last Tuesday evening, in response to invitations given by J. C. Dunn and others, as a surprise party in honor of Miss Ida Dunn. Batreasre clieclced through from all competition would not seriously cripple our industrial interests, but such an assertion is without truth and void made an experiment last week, viz: Stone has been examined on the farm of Chesley Belle's which was decided upon as making lime. Accordngly several Stones were burned with a kiln of brick last weak, resulting in as fine lime as the Bear Creek lime.

They are jubilant over the dicovery. Some people say they never did any thing which they regretted doing, but we cannot say so. We were out of our office a few minutes last Monday afternoon and are sorry for it, "cause why:" While we were out a number of young ladies called to see us. knowing that we are a natural curiosity. Time did not permit them to remain until we returned, as they wanted to leave the city on the evening Since learning tho above we say to ourselves "no use to grieve over spilled milk." Call again ladies; we will possibly be at home next t'me.

of reason. Steam and electricity have Miss Dtmn was induced by a friend to go to a neighbor's to get water melons, practically banished time and distance Successor to A. II. DKAY, in the evening, returning shortly after in the commercial world, and to-day any port in Europe is our next-door neighbor. The rate of freight from any European port to any port on our Atlantic sea-coast is less than from dark.

Imagine her surprise on returning to find a house full of her Iriends FoinlS in the east to points named. Famifj Sleejiers FREE on all Through 1 rains. For further information regarding the territory traversed, rates of fare, diseriptive pamphlet, apply to the nearest agent of tho Union Pacific Raslway. or caunecting roads, or address THOS. L.

KIMBALL, Gen'l. 8. TEBBETS, 3. P. T.

E. L. LOMAX, A. G. P.

T. Omaha, Nebraska, General Blaclsm i tlx with minds bent on pleasure and making the evening one long to be re any one of our inland cities to another. For instance, champaigne spark membered. Ice cream and cake had ling wine, in bottles, are shipped from Plow and machine woTk a specialty. Satisfaction Guaranteed, been prepared by the company, which was served in due time, and a general Antwerp to New York, via the Rod (Continued on fourth page.) good time was the result,.