The Taloga Star from Taloga, Kansas • 3

The taloga star I)!) NOTICE All pnrlie holding eouuaets )'. lot iii town' of Tiiloen, whi'-h pavnn ts art! due, are hen by no'i i Km1 tltttt if tiol paid promptly, their; ri tiimmMui mu'v in SuUrr he lor tho STAR 81.00. Karr down from Itiihlirld Sun hlV. 1 ii far mi II I (I I LAND EXCHANGE BROKER INSURANCE AGENT ill week flnishc Volume ot wjj forfeited, tl V. J.

MrKivsrv, I In Drycoods. Oroooric TAUKJA, 7, issl Suucmnio.v PmoK I'kii YkXu TALOOV. TinnTClT COUNTY KANSAS. Pm Uldii Ki buy er trmle lor Kiu. lni.d.

or to have niiilters MUended to, Town A (rent. I Ilio STAH. Will Col. man Mailed to Syracuse Thursday morning. Send VoltJiio II of tho Star to will do well to correrfpHiid willi me.

UefcrAy Vcrmixsioth to Citizen ft Bank of rnnk ileum, our srenim poi nui. ter, ban embarked in tho real potato, loan and insurance business, lie is Entered nt tlie pt ollice at Tulnga Kminn for tiiuniiiuii luruiigh tho malls w-coiid tins iiiatter- vour eastern Iriends, Tho Good Templars tiro about to Kttirt a lodge lit 1'iohtield. Clothing, Hats, Cups, Boots. Shoes and Hardware. We will NOT BE UNDERSOJd! Oil It MOTTO: LOW VllUW AND SAM Trv ns belore 'eiyiog elsew lu re.

V. A. Cordec COXTKST XOTICFS. Contest "551. I.

f'. T.iiiol OllU-e at (inrd -n Cltv, Stcto Sunday fcchool Association Twenty-First District. Agreeably the calendar urrai.g. ed ly ho executive otlh evs Ibr counlv convention, the counties ot corn is wtid to bo good sub fitting up tho old Tab.ga Ibmso and will use tho front room for "Alee purposes, l'armcis, brin your inmplon of gtirdon nnd field products! Tho Stau disidav is already froditablo, stitute tor pop-corn. Trv it.

Considerable hay was damaged by Church Directory. StKTiioiunT Ei'iHcoi-AL. Service! every alternate Sunday at 11 ti. Hi. All are.

cor-tiially invited to attend. K. WootnvAiiri, lVtor. I'Kksuytkman: Serrli-ea overy alternate jkinday at 11 a. in.

All nro cordially incited to attond. J. K. Fii.roN, Pastor. Vhics Sunday Hi'imot: Attlio town liall every Sunday 10 a.

in. F. II. Wkkpkx. Hup'l, the twenty-first district are requested the rttintt of tho Inst few weeks.

to call their conventions for the Ladies, remember tluit price at ImI.x mid Places mentioned below. but wo want somethin: from every quiirter section in the county. Do not forget it. July, 1Sf. Cim-p'iiiiit leivini boo, ei.ter-.l at tub ef-lli i- Kdwiud Wini'iiii 1 rry, f.ii.ir le w-, tl law In piill'ci' entry imi.

'i itt-it at; (i ir h-n i'lty. Kuii- is, 1 i-c pi 1 un ll-W "i 11, XI f. ill tl'WII-llip lil-eet'i, 'i wM, will, a view to tli iiicel- 1 1 a i. Isilicn of eii'rv: lillov'inir it 'I lt In. ili.l n.

il. tl.t! Hist V. A. Cordon nro lower than ever. As is well known to the workers Wnnted: 4 or 5 boarder at tho J.

W. of tlii-i d'htriet, our conventions, "i Taloga House nt 81.00 per. week. I -v. .1.

P. luH n-caiu taken charo of tho llichtiobt and Taloga circuit nmj will hold services at this place on Sunday next, at ll a. m. from dnti! of entry, l'fi-ak, or stir Hvm ii. iv to it I tr H-i it-ir em is.i ten nme im KAILKOAD TIMK TAULK.

A. T. 8. F. Arrival find departure of trains nt Syr cuo.

K.isrWAKIl Mrs. Tiibtcrhas a number of cana-ies for sale nnd all good siiigei.fOI J. II. Harmon lost a two year old Sill. the past.

bee- held "in. line," as per calendar for the entire state tliisyeiu; thus securing iho assistance of a state work'-r ad meet ings Brother J. A. Bright, of Abilene, general secretary las! year and tins, expects to attend nil meetiiigs( Irten Counts' dmie ami thut is il 'Mint. i 2nd.

Tlmt iid iiil did not, during lliHH-eiind -ir fi-oi" ila-e entry, bn-ik. iilow or i-t ir it.e'iiiin! id Ibi' urn' of pied colt last week, by rattle Hiiako bile. 0:11 m. 11:57 in Tho people of Taloga are nhvays glad lo Hoe Mr. uton Timber ht eakim; a specialty, nieauirement by Hull irni t.

lln' iiin- to bu hum and Last week wo asked who would :11 a in llnlt lie nt tlliflilltK 111 deliillll. Jird. 1 liv' a'T-'-i of laid tract Here not ffo. 4. Passenger yo, fl.

Cannon Kail. Express and Mall WESTWARD. fto. 8. Passenger No.

6. Cannon Hall nnd Mail keep emd for Nile, appears to-day. mi'd those who know of his elliciem id 4:51 ft 1 in inaeiii hLVSJ: worki a i those 'vho' do not, in il dn- I.iiit, an 1 I "nt In- i- ul tlo ibitt! in nWHFIELlh F. 11. AVerden ha moved in Io tlie A.

Cordes' dwelling, in the south No. 7. hxpress anuinii vit. Work done prompt'' ami on the most favorable terms. Address J.

II. Ilarman, Riehfbdd, P. O. LVsi-dence. sel-4.

8i 42.f)0-lt luiit. Tim iiiiili- we lu Mi'imiom-d to R. U. Lkaknkd. Agent.

tie sure to attend and learn oi most approved methods in ihi-i um k. west part of town. appear nt thU a 'In- lltll day of Sep- teiniiiT Ht 10 a in. fernisli eoiieeriiiii.r sr.ul all'-r'e J'aiSuro. lteU'er.

i .1 l.n 1 Eaeh convention will convene at o'clock p. m. ot the first date and i 1 1t. A. voi'ues, nays uiui V.

A. Cordes Marts for Chicago and tho east, to-morrow, to look through tho markets and order goods is nway, Mr. Price will act as pulver auto ii Close WHO 1110 I'Vfni: second dav tor sessions i'r each izer of hili prices. .1 convention. Come expecting lo at Russell was on tho sick list in ot lncreiism- last week, but this i mande.

Mr. Cordes trado is heeom tend all them. ClIAS. SaXXXXX. A TTORNE 7 -A T-LA Heal date and Insurance Ajt.

Lnd Boushtit, Sold F.xclianged F. A. HERBERT Practical Watch .1 Specialty. Goods ordered on Selection. Coleman Yrw 7 in largelv of an inter-stato character.

climuto etc. 'nufl'said. Contest 'I OrriCK AT fiAUIlKS I '3TV, June, 27, lSS. Complaint hnvintj bci-n tiled at tliis ol'llec, bv Levy Morgan icj'iimt Henry I'ipiTl'or failure to emnplv with law a tn tiinln-r ernty no. dati-rl rd'it lty Kan November 7lh 'ls" upon I lie north wl ir twp i idvf.

M.rt.iu eon i.ty with a view to tlieeamellriiioiiot en trvjenterttant allirs-in th-i! ll' lid ll-nry Piner fulled to pl--w -'ir oreroise to he Hin lOllolllif i.f l-lliil ri-ouiivil hv law Air. Snvder'at Plvmouth, Colora Taloga. LOST: on Saturday. 4th between Richfield and Talago, a do, is said bo making a fine rpinl- itv of sorghum nt his mills- gold necklace, and charm. The charm has a tiger-eve, stono and two Conventions a'd Dales.

Richfield. Morton Wed. Oct. 3rd lib. Hugoton, Stevens Sat.

Oct. tih- 7ih. Arkalon, Seward Co. Fri. Oei.

l-h ec Meade Center, Monde Mon. Oct. lath IGih. C. Coon, east side of Main sticet hotkl ix Tin: Good c.

U'tiioiH in. Connection- U.cbfield, has tho longest established tmrnot se-s. Tho finder will pi ao Citizen's Bank: Taloga Kanmia. leavo the same at Mr. Kline's res.

within the limit of id law, thai the required amount of work wa nut required i ov 'I'he mi nil are summoiieit to ap J. D. YOUXG. tanrant in Taloga, and he rewarded Chas. Smith reports that hn pear at ill is oii'ev nn the 21st day of AuiM restaui-aijt in Morton county.

Isaiah Garrett has just returned with Messrs, Patch ana Pcnn, from a proving up trip to Trinidad. Plymouth Rock cockerels for sale ffrc-frti Kull.de r- 1 1 I strawberry pal'-h has donn splendid KftcTQiipnnr ly-tins venr. The srrowth of vine Taloga, Kansas. I II Mil En-dewnod, Clark Co. flu.rs Fri Oct 18th 19th Coldwaler, Comanche Co, Mon Tip Oct 21 I 23rd.

Fi-aM'msiiy Youis C. A. Crawtord. Pivst.21st District. Motley to loan on Real Estate.

Consult me at seventv-five cents each. Emma has been all that couhl be desired; riinnars have formed in profusion nnd McKav, three miles north of Taloga. Befor imaliing Arplieatton. taken root just like they do in any tit ID clock a. lo I'l-spoiel ami testimony eonivrntni; stii-t ulleirt'd fniiure 4S--19 UejjisUT Couti-st No.

77'il. L'. S. I.ai-d O'Tiet'nt Citv. Kw.

July 2-S, IS1-i "ooijMriirif having hri-n entered nl tills of Gee by nliverS aninfl M' It'iliiiinis for Ciiluere to i nnioiv with Im as to liriioer e.iltmv entry no tU'd lint" 1 lee 1-tlli l.s-s.) tlv n-e (jr i-t si :2 twp 40 in Morton Kan-is widi a view to Liiil i naeell ilion nf daid entry, eoti-lesiant uileini; that tlie fnnt Aiva William ha faileid to break, piow or stir or eniised to be. broken plowed or stirred five or Unnory travelers should go to mum other good strawberry raising conn try. nglewood. Aug. lA 1-SS.

C. Coon's first, clr.ss restaurant when in tho capital meals 25 cts. 50-511. Board bvDav orWek Mr. Johnson, lately from Indiana, has taken a claim in this neighbor A good Xo.

8 cooking stovo with utensils, for sale cheap. Apply to Jrj hood, largely on the strength of Richfield, Kansas, August, Cth, 1S88. Complying with the abovo request, the- annual convention ibr Morton county wdl bo held at, Rich D. F. Tabb-r, two miles north ot what he has seen in the way of ac any part thereof an ti! tliis date and is now Talogi.

50 -4 1 tual crops, ripo and stored. Being in dcfuillUipon thealiove irunl Tim naiil inirlii'8 niv liendiv uni- ALofiA.SAN' SOtTll SIDK tillOVKR AViCNUE. Jlr. ami Fay Young, ye nionsed to appear at this office on the 11th PRACTICAL PA IX TER JlWeoartmr leaiiMn Owtcw wilit-tt el In Morton County, noil lul.ioluiDR fvrrifory ill Colorailo. DADE D- SAYER, PEdBATE Judge, MORTOX COUXTY.

Spocial attention giyen final proofs Blanks furnished free. "RICHFIELD MORTON KANSAS. hosts of the Stanton House, wero ISHSutlu clock a. ni. to re-coniol iirol rtiniisti ttstimonv eone'lrninir saitt alled faihire.4d e51 d.

TiIashol-skii, ltee welcome bal'crs at this office Saturday eve. Steeper field. Wediicsitay iii.d Thursday, October 3d and "4th, 1888. Each Mbool in the county is requested to appoint from two to six; or move, delegates who will attend. All delegates will be entertained during the convention.

Bach superintendent is requested from tho corn region of Indiana, his opinion tha "your specimens are hard and well filled," is worthy of being repeated. 'Twas ever thus. Dining the long, hot days of tho croakers began the cry ot no crops. Xow that the crops are made, beyond a Ono of tho best crops of millet we have seen for many a day is that Land OiBec at Garden City, 30. 1KS8.

grown by Mr. Ilolden, of this neigh Notice is herein (jiven that the ii' named settler has diml notice of her intention to make final proof in support of her borhood. to select two members of his school Tni.ih Gni-retl has sold bis well possibility of failure, the croak rs claim ana that sum proof win ne mime ne f.im l'rohiiln of Morton I'onniv. Ks. who will take part on the program, Z.G'C'CL'l'O-'.

arc cutting corn, millet, sorghum boring apparatus to parties who, it Thos. Q. Shillinglaw, Rii.lOiulit ICiinsiid on Sent. 18bti viz: and send subject, name and address "sadie Kizer for the n-e qrsee 25 twp 33s 4a to the county secretary, at once. and rice corn for their neighbors, so as to have money enough to get out is said, are in position to push the business.

Notary Public She names the following witnesses to prove Each school is requested to furnish of the country with. james Xewton, ofBoston, Colora ouc or more songs at the convention. Proprietor Livery Feed (f Sale Stable 1ALOGA, KA-NS IS. nor uonuiiuous resilience upon miu noo- tion of, said land viz. Ulvsses G.

UIoso, Heni Wallenfe'tz, William Maeklem Benuet do, was in town Wednesday, on his Yie Cordes, the grocer, would Please bring your Gospel Hymns AND Real Estate Agent have you know sir, that cash is a Johnston, ad of laioga Kansas. A l. Combined, and your Bibles, to use way to breakout a timber claim on 10-33-43. wonderful thing, so is credit and in the general exercises. don't you forget it, their beauties W- STEEPER: We stop the press to say that AV.

iC Ulysses Illose wflo made pre. flleingfor the n-w qr. qr sec. 84, and s-e qr. and n-w-qr.

s-w qr. sec. 1(3 twp 33s 12 w. Ue names the foil wing witnesses to prove Yic Cordes does sing. Xow if you D.

Ldmiston. S. F. Woolard, President. Secretary.

Quigley was this afternoon thrown THE, House1 Notary Public wish credit, rustle Cordes and get it, on calico, ham, limit or fish; first pay his continuous residence upon, ami cultivation of. said land, viz, sadie Kizer William from his horso and injured to an unknown exlont. Attention! Merchants of Morton your old score, then purchase more, G. the freighter, is al EEAL ESTATE LOAN AGEXT. Colorado -aMoney" Kansas on trustor for cash asjou wish.

Maeklem. Uennet Johnston and James Me Clairprrof Talogn Krin--as. 40-51. C. F.

M. Ni'es, Itcistcr; Land OlBee at Garden Citv, Kansas, July, lib h. 1888 County! 1 would respectfully announce so a thorough going farmer, if one KANSAS. The Star desires to make a fine may judge by the samples brought that I am prepared to do heavy Locating Parties on Government Land a speciality, either in Southwestern Kansas or into this office. Pioneer Hotel of Morton Count- NoticB 1s hereby pfven that the following named settler has tiled notice of Ins intention to make tinal proof support of Ins claim, and that said proof will ba uiado before freighting from Coolidge, Syracuse or Liberal to Morton county points, Southeastern uoiomuo.

figk.Plowir.g on Timber Claim sattended.to John Rutherford has returned collection of farm products, with the co-operation of county's farmers arid Colorado neighbors; our sanctum walls will then soon prove a source of pride to south-western tlie proimte oi countv, ivan- on tho most reasonable terms.50-4t from a trip to Greeley county, where Two Years Experience ausiaeuon Guaranteed. Clean, Comfortable and GOOD TABLES. Rates, Keas.ivalitp. G. AV.

McKay, Taloga, Kas. sas at Kiclihela, Kan--ns, on i viz, Charles Westbav, fur the s-o sec 23 tp Ms. of 42 Correspondence Solicited All Quesiitons he reports a large acreage being sown to whoat. Kansans, and of undisguised ostoiv G. H.

ALLEN, If any of our subscribers have tho Frank Rowan, west of tho cattlo isment to those who think Morton He names Ihe following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon nnd cultivation of, said land viz: William Leavitr, Albert Pa-eves, Wilkerson and Frank SotJth--erland, all Frisco kansas. uneonuiiy Auaweiou. TALOGA, -MORTON KS. JOHX SAWYER, trail, reports his sorghum as turning number of the Star June- 15, we county and southeast Colorado have experienced crop failures. off about fifteen gallons per small 45 50 Nues Register.

would be pleased to got it, as the joad of stripped cane. Prices as reported by V. A. Western Union wan.s returned via the Cordes: The Deep Water Convention, by it to complete their files. Taloga Express, Stage and Mail Line, Beans 6c, Ib.Oat Flakes 6c, fHb Shaving, Shampooning, Ilair Cutting, Seafoam, ElCi resolution, demanded tho estabish- Coolidge route, on Wednesday evening, from Pickering Missouri, huving ment of one deepwater harbor on the Currants "10 Prunes, prunes 7c, Rice 8c Sumir (gran) 10c" Salt "2c Hep ia of Staatoxt ZIaia.se been absent about a month.

Excursion'to Columbus, Ohio. TheC. K. (Rock Island route) will have excursion tickets on northwest coast of the Gulf ef Mexi eaves Taloga via Frisco to Richneld. daily 9 a.

also Tuesdays, Thursday and Mrs. AVilliams, who has been lec Coffee (Dil) 23c coal oil 25c gal co and that all tho senators and representatives and delegates to eon. R. F. SPEXCE R.

Vineear (cider) 25 cal. Syrup 65c turing on temperance, will remain days 1 p. m. Leaves Kichtleld via Frisco daily dp. LU'Mmys.

inursna Saturdays 8 a. m. Leaves Stanton House Taloga; Frisco House. Frisco; Aurora Richfield. Passenger's will receive every attention for their comfort; also express ful horct lll sale September 7, 8 and 9th, to Columbus, Ohio, and return, good until Can corn 15c, Tea 45 per pound during tho winter with her daugh gross bo requested to procure the D.

B. Flour uters 12 1-2 can prompt HUU CBrciUI UUCUUUIl. uiunu to wmiviKiwiv mivna, October 19 th, for as low ter, Mm. Walker, of AVestola, drivers. necessay appropriation to complete tho work and that a committee from corn 80 cts perbu.

as any other lino, aud officers choice THOMAS G. SHILLINGfW, From thirty to foriy-five bushels Died, on Sunday last, Mr. Shuba of seventeen different routes. For each state and territory be appointed of corn to the acre, is reported as be Atty-at LaW- fcoUecUote'a Specialty. OFFICE: LX THE WIXUSOR HOTEL.

Proprietor, Swain of Stanwood, four and one- further information call on 1 ing a frequent average for that portion of Colorado near Taloga. O. L. Mullen, half miles southeast of McLouth, age 78 years, His remains were interred in wild horse cemetery. Rev Andrew Agent C.

K. Liberal Kansas. A head of rice corn makes excel Richfield, 60tf Kans Lfli! LOOK! to visit Washington and assist in securing the passage of ncccssiry laws for this purpose, and request the president to recommed the same in his next message to congress. The rosolutioa presented by C. D.

Thomas ot Colorado, declaring that lent kindling wood, on account of T'vans of Johnson county, oflfoiting We gladly give place to the above, clipped from the Sonthwest Chroni the large amount of oil it contains. The above was clipped from the cle, as many old vets are desiring the Thus says one who has tried it. Oskaloosa Independent, will be sad news to the many in this neighbor Does any one in Taloga keep a Medical Calls prompt-" it is the sense of this convention that Our Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods, information. 11 We offer to our sudscribers for a short time only, the following won hood, who new Mr. Swain in the old stock of patent medicines, or of the ly attended to time.

He was an early settler in Office at Drug Store Leavenworth county, and during the derful inducement for renewing most frequently called lor tlrugsr If not, why not? There's money in it. ceries, Eats, Clothing, Flour and Hard are, hn ter years of his life, resided near MeLouth. The memory oi tae jusi Peach trees, from seed, planted on is blessed. v. a.

cordes; election day, last fall, are making a Six. residing on 3532-43 their subscriptions. We will send The Star one year, together with tho Kansas City V'eekly Times and a package of garden seeds contasn-ing twelve different varieties, all for only Two This is probably tho best Offer made by any newspaper, and should bo takew nrlvantao-O of. THE KANSAS ClTY good growth to tho number of over oiVlpntlv read the local in last 25 CENTS PAYS FOR TIIE Chicago three hundred, on the farm of Jay umoL-'a issue, in resrard to the Star's Hague on 20-33-33. agricultural exhibit, for; on Monday the congress of tho United States be memoralized tamstitute a system of reservoirs for the storage of Water on western lands to bo constructed by the generel government and to be used under the state and federal control for pin pose of irrigation, together with the amendments that when these reservoirs are completed they shall be under the control of the state governnveut, was passed.

The above is the result.of the convention lately held at Denver. It is full of meaning to this section of the United States. Very probably, after generations will riso up to laud the action foreshadowed in lh? lutiope, Hon. J. AV.

Cecil has purchased John H. Howard bouse and will Weekly Times is the representative western newspaper, and gives its subscribers twelve large pages of morning, he orougnnu bimuo splendid specimens of his own raising, to adorn our walls. Hugo crs of corn, magnificent heads of millet, gigantic sorghum, sunflower stalks taller than the ceiling of our ofhee, removo it to a block west of J. Is offering goods at almot Rediculous LOW PRICES. i You have never wrn anything like it DO NOT KISS THE 0PP0HTTJiHT 'j of laying in a Supply of Groceries, as weli as lor thu i Winter.

Stroll around and see him nt his stand on South Side of West Main. You will be tuut. Scott's m-onei'tv. whero he has mm Mi purchased property. carefully edi'cd matter every weeif.

Subscriptions received at this otSce. lev subscriber not wanting the lb and odoriferous onions ot prize talc ing proportions, not forgetting to iiu tiie the dideclation ot My last Words to Mr. Prico are, bo sure lo make prcces low enough, to run off tho stock, pa as to make seeds, which, by the way, are worth ono dollar in any seed store, can During the IVdw i. t.inur a niaifiiificent watei get the Times and The. STAR, one melon, the male to which tipped the room tor goods, whii I go east to year lor $1.75.

i beam at forty aud one-ball pounus order. A. Cordes,.