The Taloga Star du lieu suivant : Taloga, Kansas • 3

nm i iimniT rtATTnn Remember when you wish to trade, The makes dally trips to This Is What You get Every Time. THE TALOGA STAR' i i 'I'll i inn 1 1 1' Richfield and Frisco, Comtortable batiks, That money saved I money made; W) A I 1 1 1 I Hill A By purchasing at Corde store, good time. Kt 111 f- I 1 I I II I I I I I I II II Ij Tou save full ten per cent or more; ciieiiTTiON Fbioi 1.50,Pr Tx A. There is little doubt but what Taloga will UllLU 1 Uli llUUrJU Prove the fact, you'll find in time, Shoe Root Clothing Slipper More truth than poetry In my rhyme. take another boom In the early spring.

With property cheap, our beautiful location and fine surrounding country Taloga cannot and and wi 11 not remain where the -is. Educational. Talogpa, Kansas" Young and Coleman, Proprietor's- Best accommodations. Bates i Dry Good A Southwestern-Leader, Property is very cheap In Taloga for a Un'derware Teachen will please remember that the town of It sire and prospect. No better Entered! at.th post (Bee tt Telog Kansas for transmission through tlit meils.es second lau miller- A TTORNE 7-A T-LA Real Eitatt and Insurance Agt.

lAod Bought. Bold and Exchanged. town can be found for investment in all of teachers association of Morton county will convene at Richfield, Saturday, Nov. 26th. SQUARE DEAL; CI a IS o.

a a a 9 a. reasonable, southwestern Kansas. As spring opens up 1887. Program for the occasion being the we expect to ee ber loom up In great shape. J.

F. Wickersbam of Richfield, Kansas Dress Goods same as arranged at the close of the Normal, Groceries' t' INEVERYJLINE. All committees appointed at that time ha just received the finest and largest line please be ready to fully report Taloga of watch, clock and jewelry ever brought to It is hoped that all teachen will como pre south-west Kansas, Don't forgot to call and pared to fill their part of the program. Mem- 1 Fancy Goods Hat Millinery Hotion, look at my stock. No trouble to show CABI ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ricnrau), Kansas.

Practice In the Courts of MO R-TONand Adjoining Counties. goods. ben of the school boards throughout the county are especially urged to be present. Express, Stage and Mail Line, Somebody 'suggests that 'we bavn't given The Richfield school is progressing nicely our fine Kansas weather a pus for nearly a Excepting heavy Groceries we will sell the above line at less than Bail. week, well, in school girl phraseology, it is under the triple supervision so ably selected.

The enrollment has reached 130 and good attendance. Leavs Taloga via Frisco to Bichleld, daily 9 a. also Tuesdays, Thursdays and 8tno day 1 p. m. Leave Jtichneld via Frisco daily 8 p.

also Tuesday, Thursday a4 Saturdays 8 a. m. Leaves Stanton Bouse Taloga; Frisco Home, Frisco Aurora Bouse, Richfield. Passenger's will receive every attention for their comfort: alia uni road Prices. COOPER BUROHSTED.

just too lovely for anything," and that is all we can say about it. Miss May McGee is a modol teacher did 1 Richfield, Kansas- prompt and careful attention, lly motto is comfortable hacks, fast horses and eareAil giving good satisfaction in district No, 14. driven. Patrons ef the school through the The Toalga daily stage and express line, which make daily trips' to Richfield and Frisco, it proving to be of much benefit to county are again reminded that It is their The Saint John Marsh company. duty to visit their A little encour Taloga.

That indefatigable and untiring agement from you will help the teacher TIIOMAS G. SHILLINGLAW, Proprietor. rustler, Thoi. Shillinglaw, making the greatly, and result in advancing the educa 1 ine pay. Dealers in Hi TJ 2v BEE, tlonal welfare or your children wnlcn we See the 'advertisement of Messn, Cooper kuow Is your desire.

Burchstead. They carry a stock of goods THEf- And General Building Material. complete in all it 'departments. No more reliable, courteous and fair Thanksgiving Day in Taloga. G.

M. HAVICE. District Final? proofi Blank furnished. EICHJTELD, KANSAS. CRIST JONES.

eftislsUsi' SMjsaas, kWutb Main Street RICHFIELD, KAMtAS. Medical CallsZprompt-ly attended to. Office at Sanders' Drug Store. dealing business men can be found in the Pioneer Cash Store, The memories of last Thursday, west. 24th will long linger in the The newspaper 'is the soul and life of minds of those who attended Thanks town.

Kill your local paper 'andyour town of V- Cord.es, Desire to inform the public that They are prepared to supply all who are in need of any thing in the above line at the VEKY LOWEST market rates. They buy strictly for cash and, while they do not claim to sell any ceeaper than others, wo do claim to oe able and willing to sell at least as cheap as ANY DEALER IN THE ARKANSAS VALLEY. is dead also. It is your newspaper that giving services in Taloga. The day was ushered in by dark gives your town thousands of dollars worth of free advertising'and does more to boom mI Call Soecial Attention to the fact that I keep constantly tn hanf and threatning clouds, and the your town than any other faction in it.

And Star A lih bXLHji weather was anything but propi what does he receive? tie gets nothing but Grocerics, Provisions, Flour, Drv Goods. Gents Furnishing Good. K. the curses of the people tious, but notwithstanding tho iu All who are in want of Lumber are invited to call and clemency of the weatbor a goodly J. TV.

Wickersbam, toe jeweler of Rich tions, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Hardware, Ac I WiU JSell To Goddt of all Kinds Cheaper CHEAPER than ysa can buy thorn anywhear'a else in the Couaty, bit make it point to sell strictly for get our prices. number fiom the town and sur- field, carries an elegant line of jewelry. If Taos. 0. Skillinglaw," roudmg country gathered tn the new R.

F. STUBBS, Manager, Cootiige, Kansas vou want anything in his line you will find him accommodating and ready to show you and elegant bank building which has I will give FOUR PER CENT. REBATE ot all hrough his of goods. There is no house in the west that carries a larger and been eompleted and was kindly of Notary P'iUblic AND ReaV.Estate AjenU Chicago Lumber solicit your trade and gaai-antee satisfaction which meant LOW PBICX.S. more varied una of gents and ladies watchea fered for the occusio n.

Sorao of the boys rustled up a stove and put it Give.him a call. lap which made tho room comforta A farmer in thinking I our truly, V. A. OOBDES. Taloga, Kamat.

-JOHN 8AWYIB ble. Mrs. F. Young, tho estima Of KANSAS. Wholesale and Retail Dealers ia ble wife of our popular landlord, to change the grade of potatoes, barreled t'i that be had, shipped them to Baltimore, and ordered a few barrels of extra fine northern potatoes fer seed.

While hi own Tonsorial Artist tendered the use of her organ which was accepted and added much to the -THE Lumber, Lath, Shingles, tubers, he lest his spectacles. When he re pleasures of the day. ceived hi northern teed potatoes, be found hi missing spectacle in one of the barrels. The services were opened by sing Blinds and Fence Such things decoy confidence. ing that soul-stiring hymn "Come Shaving, Hair 4c, at reason-able rates.

WhM lm ef mtm a toft Kouaa. A Grand Offer. mm we that love the Lord." after which Desires to inform the people of Taloga and surrounding iidmi bt they are prepared to give, them as low prices, and better goods a scripture lesson was read by Eev. B. B.

Blachly, followed with prayer A Chicago lawyer advertised for an office boy and after reading some two score of applications come across one which read as follows: "I am 13 years old, I han't got no father or muthflr. Tm an orfan and IVe got -KANSAS. by Mr. Bell Blachly, one of the old than any where else in western Kansas. CALL AND SEEXUS.

4 The Kama Farmer, published at Topeka, has ben enlarged to a 20 page, 80 column to hustle, Itbeteshelhow hard tames is." Pioneer Hotel of Morton County. est citizens of our country. The prayer was fervent and appropriate to the occasion. After Sprayer the That boy was given the situation. Clean Comfortable and GOOD TABLES.

Anyone wishing to purchase a present for Will Helm, manager Ooolidge, Kas. Christmas andcamrdt coese'lo Richfield, send choir composed of Mrs. F. D. Young, the hack line and we will send you two or organist, Misses Bay and Louie three to select from, for our new goods have G.

h. Allen, Prop. Stanton, Miss Anua Coleman, Mrs, A. T. SPOTSWOOD, JESSB G.

VOftfECUTT Att'y at Law come. We hare the, finest line of gent gold watches, ladies gold watches, ladies watch low Agent. Gilbeit and Messrs. U. G.

Blose, A. J. Harris, Thos. Coulam chain and ladies fob vest chains, ladies'lace and H. M.

Cilbert, favored tho au W. K. PEERCB, Notary Public, JESSE TAYLOB Att'y at Law. W. B.

LITTLE, Abstractor pins, cuff buttons and collar buttons. Gents vest cnains and cuff buttons, rings, charms dience with the beautiful anthem, Hi Xj and, Loan J. F. Wickenham. Richfield.

ir i iT An Tinurn "The Golden Gate." We ill say here that Taloga has as fine musical A land prospector in a far western state paper, and reduced in price to one dollar a year. It rank among the best agricultural paperi in the country, and for Kansa farm-era it it the beat, because it if made up especially for them. It it now twenty four yean eld. i conduced, by practical farmer, nd bnolished wholly in the interest of agriculture in the broadest sense of the word. The farmer publisbe full crop, stock and weather reports for the entire state seven times a year.

It also publishes weekly, a list of all the est ray animals taken up in any Jpart of the staleWe have jnede arrange; toents Whereby "we tan" offer" the Kansas Farmer.both papers one year for 2. This i an opportunity to get two needed papers for a very small outlay. A full line of grocerles'at A. Corde. Remember you can get first class work at the Richfield Photograph Gallery.

Boots and'shoes cheap; for cash at; V. A. Corde. Everybody remember that V. A.

Cordes sells ilrictly for cash. reports to his favorite raper having run talent as the world affords, this fact A I LUn LI HLH. across a boarded up claim shanty with a half dozen boards across the door upon which OFFICE: OOBXIXIi etix, and SJtraata. Morton county, was fully demonstrated on this oc casion. i the following inscriptioans.

"Four KANSAS. RICHFIELD, miles from a nayber. Sixty miles from a ihe next item on the program postomis, Twentv-flve miles from a rale- was a sermon by tne writer trom road. A hundred and atey from timber. the cxliv Psalm 15th verse: Hap 260 feet from water, God bless our home IHE OLD AND RELIABLE.

Real and Loan Dealers. py is that people whose God is the We have gode east to spend the winter with Lord." After sermon the congrega my wife's folks." tiou joined in singing ''Beulah Of course there are a few men of good Land." Short and appropriate re- common sense and business qualifications, who will stand by their local paper and give marts were then made by Messre. W. Machlem, Bell Blachly and J. it their hearty support; but this class is largely in the minoriety.

Tne larger class WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Flour, Feed, Grain Hay. "My prices are as LOWs can be had at ANY POINT on the RAILROAD. Coolidge, Knm9, D. Young, after which the choir sang 8640 acres ef choice prairie land for sale ia tracts to suit purebftaei and on easy terns. Prosecute and defend contest, attend to all kind of businoss before the U.

S. pkad OSoe. Loan money on eaty terms; City property for sale; corrcflpondenoe promptly aatwer t. in Bed Building, North Main street. are those who do not know the value of advertising and would rather steal or borrow a the anthem, "Hallelujah." Last, but not least, on the pro pape than subscribe er pay' for one.

The local paper is not a thing of charity, in fact, srram was dinner, As the hour was it gives more than it receives. Let the lo late this announcement was reconr cal paper set forth all the disadvantages of Pierce, Taylor and Little ed wtth delight by the audience, a town and see how long the town will sur wJaose appetites were ready to do vive, to make a town you must have a lo GW. Steeper, RICHFIELD, cal pape it; to iavea paper you must support justice to the feast -of good things Tin BULULBUI one, The destiny of your town is in your and a feast it was. The good peo own hands. G.

U. Robinson, President. J. W. Robinson, Caahie ple of Taloga and vicinity seemed to try themselves in getting up a din V.D.- Dunn and John Farley, practical carpenters; the former from Tipton county ner that would reflect credit upon Indiana, and the latter formerly from Iowa, the community, and no one could joafco-lsf wbejut' cevevev4ev A't but recently from OKnton "county, ar say that llhey failed who saw the rived last week, and have located claims on Fancy flour A :V.A.

Cordesllonly $3,19 per cwt. Try it, as it is the best in the market. JAIfult few tf blankets, comfortets, at the Pioneer Cash Store Hardware of all kind cheap for cash at the Pioneer Cash Store. V. A.andC.

A. Cordes are paving seventy acres fenced in on their claims. W. J.McKlnney, cashier cf the Citizens Bank of Taloga returned Tuesday from his trip to Topeka. Dr.

Iteming informs us that he saw a man near Boston with forty-eft antelope and thirty-six wolves which he had killed southwest of Taloga. If you want a good hat go to V. A. Cordes; he will sell you just the kind of a hat you want. Views of your "Little Old Bod Shanty on toe Claim," at short notice apply at Richfield gallery.

If you have a watch or a cWl or any Jewelry, send it up by the stage. We want your work. Wickersbam, Richfield. Gentlemen come in and look at the immense stock of clothing and furnishing gvodtatV.A. Cordes'.

V. A. CoYdesltean groceries, flour neats, ete, cheaper than yen can gat them anwhere elM in the whole totatry. We have worked in San Francisco, New the strip, "We extend to these gentlemen tables that were spread. The writer most cordial welcome; they are both exper ienced workmen and are very clever, social has had the of attending many Thanksgiving dinners in the east, but at none of tnem has he seen Proprietor Livery Stable TALOGA, KANSAS.

gentlemen. The right of Taloga is extend' eawau wno come into ker midst, out es Oldest Bank in Sowithweet Kansas; under careful and experienced management. RICHFIELD, XAXSAS a greater display of tempting dishes, pecially to suck men as the above named gentlemen. We don't doubt but what they will find plenty of work in their line in our E. P.

Allen Company Have just received the largest tock of About seventy-five persons feasted and after all had eaten (and wished that they could st -more), still there booming town. They should be encourag in all possible way, and not only to them but to aft home mechanic, preference was left fragments, sufficient to fill Jacob 1 1' i il I ii hi ii Dry O-oods, Groceries, Scots, twelve baskets. should given when work in their line iMeked. SHOES, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, Fvet Brought to West em Kansas. If r.

Griffan, who live louth ofSPrisco, Alter dinner an hour or two was dpedt most delightfully in a social way in which everybody, old and young, hoftrtily participated. A mere was accidentally shot while in Mexico by gentleman who was cleaning a Winchester rifle. The ball entered the fleshy Ibart bf Bought in Chicago market under Allen' personal we propose to sell everything. at prks that will cause ourriends.to com egain. (Mtt3 THE RELIABLE DEALER IN GROqERI ES, HABDWAEE, QUEENSWABE, A Oar Load of Cooking and Heating Stoves just Received Whica will be Bold at Bel-torn prteea.

Call and examine my prices before purchasing elsewhere. I wiUsav yoa money. reti Groceries oa hitad. RICHFIELD, KANSAS- intelligent, refined and social gather ing would be hard to find any conn- the.leglWdVaiWi ttooujh slightly touching the bone. He was brought all the way to Taloga in a wagon, a distance of about YerkaedBULoBi and can make you as klk tnotmwa are made anywhere.

H. try. Everybody seemed to be in 'thevyery best of spirits and there was THOMAS jo-" Smart, proprietor of Rickfield allery. DEALER EST IB IN not a discord to mar the pleaures of Ladies of Taloga are invited to call and see the new line ladie cuff buttons witalcbsrau the day. The exercises were closed fby singing the 'ttdxology.

Thus en they lira new i latest style, just from new Furniture General stock of Furniture, Hardware, Tinware, Wagon, Agriciitara Implements, Pumps, Windwills, ashop, Keating and Cooktng Tork. J. F- ICX1MHAM, ded one of the most pleasant days seventy-five miles, before medical aid was procured. He reached Taloga last Sunday, and was placed under the care of 'Dr. Miller and all the assistance necessary was rendered by the good people of Taloga, who are arVras'ready to minister to the want of the afflicted.

After the dressing of the w6ur.il by Dr. Miller, Mr. Griffin continued 'sis journey to hi home near Frisco. Since the writing of the above we have1 been informed that Mr. Griffin died at hi home from the effect of hi woand.

Mr. Sam Patch was thrown from a bone BICHFIELD BRICK COMPANY, Under the aaanAgemeat of fc in the history of Taloga. a few'deys since and had the misrortunef MS hi. ihoulder. Ut was aiveuuou by Dr.

Miller, who promptly replaced it. Kamsas. -PUBLICATION NOTICE. 'Land Officr at Garden City. Kansns, Nov.

23 1887. COOUdge- There Un't a newroaper in Kansas but ba at least one caller a day who wants to look over an exchange from some town or other iaaawho the prominent business men Notice is herebv eiven that the fol J. W. SANDERs lowing named settler ba filed notice' of her intention to make final proof -DEALElt IN are." Yet some peopWsay wet nobody ev- er'read an'advertisement. in support of ber claim, ana tnai saio proof will be msde before D.

D. Sayer. Pro Morton Countv. at Kich Would inform the citizens of Morton county and eastern Colorado they are prepared to furnish as fine "h-piplr oa qvo mnrlfi in 'State. Our Premiums.

1st. One years subscription to the Stab to auyone bringing in the largest pumpkin, and six month's for th'e next largest 2'rd. One years subscription to the e5tak for the best specimen of squashes. 8rd. One years subscription to the Stab for the best one dozen sweet potatoes.

flleld. on Jan. 23, 1888, vis Mary K. Green, nee ftinrv E. Wood, for thes.

sec 3 1 84 43 w. She names the follow- The work on the Great Western hotel it being pushed to completion. When completed it will be the best furnished hotel in the city and with J. L. Palmer as landlord will be the best kept.

Hougoton has long need of such an institution, Hugo inn itfiftsuM lo nrove her continuous resi Paints, OilsGlass, Putty, Pocket Cutlery, Cigars, Tcbacco. And everything w'h DRUG BUPTTJ? PRESCRIPTS CAREFULLY -COMPOUNDED. Amcfi iinon. and cultivation of. said M.

Yates, Julias Mnttscn, Isaac Knight made from Morton county soil The above.premiums will be offored' until, Dec. 1st. and Mnry-iatcs, allot Ulogn, Jvas. U. P.

M. Nilhs. lU gikter, "herald..