Jetmore Siftings from Jetmore, Kansas • 2

LODGE NOTICES. mm mmm cjkB win ta mm Hogg, UEAMlEd IN TEE SIFTINGS. THURSDAY, MO II. 21, 1SS9. C-EO.

GFRIG-G-OWNER PROPRIETOR Of The JETMOPE TRAlsSFEK LIKE the railroads ares? to pay this in order to obtain Mr. Walker's services or do they propose paving it to git Mr. "Walker off of the board of Inter-State Commerce Commis- Agents for WOODMANSE LMTFE JOKER KANSAS. PIGEON HOLE ITM3. Spring is here, and so am I.

W. B. Logan is the champion trader of our county. Look out for nim. Etta Mawhinney's school in the Sullivan district is out aud she las commenced a three months term in the Weaver district.

Mr. Stanley has received a large amount of seeds and expects to put in a large crop. Such men as Mr. Stanley will certainly jneet with success melirue. Jas.

Powers will move on his tree claim soon. The farmers havo been quite busy putting iu oats aud plowing for spring Mr. Jarnagan has been boarding on the creek. We expect a wedding soon. Mr.

Setzkorn is going to put in five acres of mangle beets. Jack Holbrook you had better look out; a young man by the name of Pague is hammering on your time. The farmers expect to put their crops in the subsoil on account of the lATiOMAL BAN JETMORE, JETMORE, CAPITAL, A General Bankin? KANSAS. Business Thasadei Ilea 1 Est a Lo'a "egotia I ed. Drafts on New York, Kansas City and Garden City.

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ATKI2ST, Cashier, Jchnorc, Kas. snarsRtce WASHEB to do better work Tho Dest and do it that acrrnt raake $200 sis 'i fir- YTe will the clothes eafier and In less time tban ary otber machine ta xrorld. Warranted five years, and If it don't wasn tn clean without rubbing, we will rotund tbemctiej. are makire trom $75 to $10 per month. Farmers to $500 during the winter.

Ladic have frreat ucceaa Reiiinn this Washer. Retail price, only Sample to tnoM deirinjr an agency Also the Celebrated KEY8T0NB WRINGERS at manufacturers' lowest prices. We invite tha stricteat investigation. Seud your address on a postal card tor luxther particulars. LQVELL WASHER Erie, Pa.

KN1UIITS OF Jetmore Lodge No. meets every Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock P. M.atthellall J. V. Keyes C.

C. W. F. Magill K. of Ii.

6. W. R. C. Meets every two weeks, on Saturday evening at 7 o'clock.

Leorio M. Lawrence, Anna G. Hopkins, Prest. Sec. A.

O. U. Y. Jetmore Lodge No 19S meets on each Friday night at A Hail. Visiting members cordially invited.

Ld Ketiliey, M. W. A. Reisneeker R- G. A.

R. Meet at Court I lor. on the 1st. Saturday fthe month at 2 aid nlo on the Sunday of each month at 7 P. M.

The F. G. I. 13. No.

1C of Jetmort meets at their hall every Saturday a 7:30 o'clock p. m. All members in good standing are welcome. B. F.

G. R. J. E. Gill, R.

vsr, C. Church Directory. M. E. CHURCH S.

E. corner of court houso block. Preaching every Sabbath at 10:30 a. m. 8: p.

m. Class meeting Sabbath 11:45 a. m. and 7: p. m.

Young people's prayer meeting Tuesday at 8: p. in. General Prayer-meeting Thursday, at 8: p. m. Children's Sat.

at 2: p. m. Sunday School Sabbath at 3: p. m. Ladies Aid Soc.

meets every alternate Tuesday at "2: p. ra. J. Hamlin Smith, Pastor. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN.

Services inthe Eton's court house every Lord's Day at 11 a. in. Sabbath School at 10 a. m. "Come." II.

T. Fergeson, Minister. PROFESSION AL BUSINESS CARDS DR. COLEMON, SPEGlmST, Will be at the Houghton House, on the 10th and 17th of each month. Office hours from 0 a.

to 4 p. m. Consultation and examination free. Satisfaction guaranteed. Jm S.

IIAUN A. II. WILSON ATTORNEYS AT LAW Will practice in all Courts. Office west side Main St. D.

C. IvXClNXYRE. Auctioneer. JETMORE KANSAS. Country Sales a Specialty.

TERMS REASONABLE. JJr. J. K. MILLER.

PHYSICIAN SURGEON Calls Promptly attended. Office in Moore's BIock. J0HHS0H JAEEAH. Real Estate And Locating Agent, Cheap Relinquishments 'And Deeded Lands For Sale-Residence 3 miles north of Marena, Kansas- H. A.

MITCHE3LX, The NORTH SIDE BARBER, GUARilNTKES FIIS work to be satisfactory, North side sqUrre Jetmore, Kansas. BIG APPLES are grown from our trees. TLe largest stock of FOREST TREES for Timber Claims in the world. 300 acres in Nursery All kinds of new and old Fruit, Forest, Ornamental Trees and Shrubs. A Sma11 Frait at tar(1 UiliiX JuOtinie prices.

A paier devoted to Fruit growing T7 I TT'T 1 year to all who buy $1.0.) worth of Stock. Trees and Plant by mail a specialty. Our Nurseries are located within 50 miles of the centre of the U. and onr shipping facilities file unexcelled. JSend at once for a Prict- List to CARPENTER AGUE, Fairbuty, Nebr.

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MIIXElt, Editor and Proprietor. KISSES. I went to try unme kiiwrw for to buy oru rami klwje you And the lady who wat there, though ncitLer young nor fair A re a-id glircd at mo. A ixl then HhcHent a weight utraiglit at my latc That ntartJ me waltzing around the room, It'n an imrrovifcil dance that I learned by rham-e And it didu't require any tunc. And then nheneni another straight after the otirt-r Hut it happily passed mc by.

And it in. Jc a crash an it went through the And took a fat alderman in the eye. And didn't he tear hie hair and claw at the air And jaw up the dust in his And then gave a howl that ended in a growl Like a licngul tier in hi cage. And (hen I thought it beet to tell him I gucpn 11. at it wan oidy merit in l'uii, And then he shot at me like a target on a Iree And he a bullet from availing gun.

Then lie offered me txt leather but I declined it altogether And told him he wan too kind, When ait oflleer came and gave xe his cane You nee he was of a very liberal mind. Then lie invited mc to go in a tone not very Jow he wa very nnxioun I should hear. And an I inarched away I couldn't help but ay 1'ur av-andy'kirM, I jaid pretty dear. K. Chritton.

Washington'. Letter. (Trom Car "cgular Ccrrcspondenl.) Washington, March 15th, 18S9 Gen. Harrison's second week in tho White House differs little from tho first; there is daily tho same crowd of ofiice seekers and their backers, up stairs in tho executive office, uud down in the East IJoom those that call merely to pay their respects. Only a few appointments have as yet been made, owing largely to the difficulty of reconciling the conflict ing claims of the many applicants, but those that have been made seem i to have given general satisfaction to tho party leaders here, and havo been promptly confirmed by the Senate.

The President has signed an order extending the time within which the liailway Mail Service shall be brought under tho operation of the civil service law, from March 15, to May 1889. The extension was made at the request of Civil Service Commissioner Lyman, who says the timo jukod for was necessary. Postmaster General Wanamaker will doubtless take advantage of the extension to rid the service of hundreds of incompetent men that are now in it. It has been a long timo since fami-ly prayers were held every morning iu tho White House, but they were! begun nith (Jen. Harrison's first morning, and will be continued as long as ho remains there.

Senator Stewart's resolution for the purchase for coinage of silver bullion per month was a-gain offered, but was laid on tho table. Tho Seuato Committ on Pacific Ilailroads will start from Chicago April 0, on a tour of inspection over those roads. Tho trip is expected to I take about seven The members of the committee aro Senators Prye, Dawes, Hiscock, Davis, Morgan, Butler and Hearst. Senator Quay received over fifty registered letters, all containing applications for office in one day this week, and his republican colleagues aro but tittle behind him in their mail matter. Surely everybody cannot hold office, why would not this bo a good time to btop writing to your member or Senator.

Ho will get everything ho can for his constituents, but as industrious as he may be, ho cannot accomplish impossibilities. Might this be called bribery? In- ter-State Commerce Commissioner whose salary from Uncle Sam is only $7,500 a year, has been enforcing the law against some of the railroads in a manner that was not z.t all to their likincT- The Jifore-said big railroads have forme3 an association, and have employed Com-mlssioner Walker fr-r three years at a salary of 23,000 a year. The question very naturallv arises, did sioners? It is a large sum of monej-, and the railroad expect to get even in some way, or they would not offer to pay it. It is just e'uch episodes as this that causes the number of people who favor the Government's controlling all of the railroads to be constantly increasing1. Tuesdays i.nd Fridays have been set for rf irular cabinet meetings.

The Senate has re-arranred its standing committees but few chano--es were made other those necessary to make a place for the new members. The Canadian question is ona that will not down. It is continually cropping out in unexpected places, for when Senator Payne propose in the Senate that the select committee "on relations with Canada" be dropped as being usurpatory of tho functions of the Executive, he stirred it up in a lively manner. Senator Hoar in defending the ex-istance of tho committee, said: "It is useless to be blind to the fact that there is a large and growing body of men in Canada that desire annexation to tho United States." Senator Culloin favored the committee and hoped that its investigations would result in making the two countries one. Senator Sherman favored the committee and thought that if the countries remained separate, peace would bo almost impossible.

Senator Edmunds and Ilile wero willing to vote for the committee, but did not propose to commit themselves as favoring annexation. Senator Morrill had had no objection to the committee, but ho regarded the present agitation as preposterous, and did not believe Canada had ever been more loyal to Great Britian than at the present time. What the opinions of the democratic Senator5 were remains a secret. Lone Prairie Items. BY GKAT KAGLE.

Miss. Etta Mawhinney finished a 6 mouths term of school at the Sullivan schox)l house on the 15 and took vacation over Sunday and commenced a 3 months term at the Weaver school house the 18.. She is pronounced by all to oh an accomplished lady and a ood instructor. Ex-Squire Weir took in Dodge City last week. Everybody on the prairie is plow- i There was a dance an KnoefHer's last week with 9 girls and 3 boys.

Boys what is ihe matter with you. The champion story teller of Ihe prairie has returned from Colorado, his name is J. U. Chritton. Squire Hughes is reported to be no better at this writing.

Barney Logan is expecting his twife home soon. She has been visit ing friends in fr the past four months. Euckner Bawl3. BY L.OCO. At this late day there has been a wakening up over at Wittrup and a "thing" over there that calls himself Volo-pup or "Volopuk" or something of tho kind, I103 found out something; yes! really made a His little 21 brain seems to be greatly troubled over an article which appeared in the Siftixgs somo three or four "weeks ngo regardino- the "Buekner Dude." We wish to say to Mr.

V-Puk(e) that the article was designed for a certain individual in our neighbordood who justly merited all that was said, and even more, But the cap seems to be about your size and if you want to wear it I have no objection. The "toot" you gave your own horn in regard to "doing unto others as you would that they should do to you," was very point. You know the old adage which says "self praise is half scandle." We do not consider such people as the "Buekner Dude" our "neighbor," they are not worthy of the title. In regard to the stock of "reason" we havo "on would say, we still have enough for our own use, and when we come to invoice we may have some to spare, so if yu want to recuperate that minute cerebrum 'of yours, call early. News scarce this week but fleas are plenty.

Farmers aro busy plowing and planting. She is a "Pearl of great price," Dut lie thinks he can afford it. There is no flies on Fred. Geo. Montague is preparing to fence his farm.

J. C. Grant was amonsr irs last 'vek planting his tree Jetmore, Kansas. BARTLETT STEWART CITY MEAT MARKET, Handle tho usual kinds of Poultry 2nd Hides. Ice de livered this season.

Jetmore, Kansas. CHICAGO ATLANTIC AND ERIE RAILWAYS, In conjunction, constitute a great and popular thoroughfare between Chicago auaniic sea-eoard. Thialine in without peer in the operation (A Fast Solid Trains comprising first and Day Coaches, Pullman Pailace Bufiett fcleepir.g uisu Jrawin-Poom Cars, ir.ci at the disposition of all cLcr THROUGH CRS in either direction between CHICAGO and NEW YORK This distinctive feature haa ecived and sustained the approbation and commendation of a liberal patronage, sensstively appreciative of the requirements and necessities of modErn taavel. To the passner tf or from New Kngland, we may with propriety italicize the announcement of its being the only route, via Albany, to or from Boston, equipped with the Fserless fnlhaa Oar service The differential pr.ssener fares inaugurated by thii line assure a lower rate than is charged by competing routes longer existing and is an item worthy of consideration in computing the cost of a journey. To CHATAuQUA LAKE there from Chicago but one direct railway, the Chicafib Atlantic, with attractive tourist and excursion rates, covering the entire period of each recurring season.

to Lisa, MarioB. Akun. Mcadviiie, Jamestown, Hornells- l.iiti?.'. alii and all points on ihe Erie R-dlwar, it is the only direct, quick through car line. T.

W. BUJiltOWS, F. C. DOX.ILD, Geu'l Pas Land Office at okiden Ciiy, iwn.xas. March 2, 188G.

is hereby given that the lollow-ing-named settler has filed notice oi his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that eaid proof will be made before the Frobate Judge of Hodgeman County, Kansas at Jetmr2, Kansas, on April 22 1S89, viz- W. Kadlcr for the sec. 20 T. 22 R. 25 w.

He names the following wittnesses to prove his continuous residence uppon, and cultivation of Raid land, viz: Joseph Fry, James Cooper, George II. Allen, Eenewell Kline, all of Laurel P. O. Hodgeman County. Kansas C.

F. 3L 2silks, Register. m7all Notice far Publication. Land Office at Garden City Kan. 131889 Notice is hereby given tint the in named settler hjs.IVIed nou- i iiihit' i to make final proof in hniiport-'-'f hU and that said proof will be made ln-fcrv th-Clerk of the District Court at Hodgeman county Kansas on viz: Jame.4 L.

Williams no 1 (II commuted, fortne see It U4s 1' He names the fol owing to continuous residence upon, ruhiva-ion of, fetid land, viz: John Beaver, Henry A. Williams. George A. Couchman, Marenas W. Pinckney, all of Wittrup, P.

O. Hodgeman county Kan. Also at the same time and place Henry A. Williams no 17183, com muted, for the sec 8 24s 11 26w. He names the following witr.es.-ea to prove his '-ontinuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Charles H.

Campbell. John C. Ketter-man, Geo A Owchnian, John Ik-aver. I1 of Wictrup P. IIdg eon 't Alfo before the Ju ige tr in li-t aii -e the Clerk of the Distiict Curt at same time and place, George A.

Coachman no 14203, final homestead for the south sec 4, south a sec 5 24s 26 He names the following wittnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of. said land, viz: John Reaver, Benjamin F.Fiiend, Henry A. Williams. James L. Williams, all of Wittrup P.

O. Hodgeman county Kan. C. F. M.

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wind last lhursday evening. I wonder where Jack Lillis goe3 when he goes southwest. The Gray Eagle is just feathering out among the girls The young men had better spruce up. It is reported that Mr. Brewer has gone into the fruit tree business again.

It is reported that Schuyler Tinkle-paugh is to return soon with his family to farm for his father and we ex-ptct that part of Pigeon Hole will be well farmed as Schuyler is a splendid farmer. It is reported that Philander Evans has struck water in Mr. Lantz's well at the depth of 55 feet. They say Mr. Hanaa makes a snorting teacber.

They say Virgik Lantz and Frank Evans have made a mash. The "Blinker" thinks ii is rather soft though. Hurrah for Judge Weir. One time two men challenged each other to duel with 4 tined pitch folks. Notice for Publication.

Land Office at Lamed Kansas. Fb. 7,1889. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make commutation final proof iu support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Probate Judge of Hodgeman county, Kansas, at Jetmore, Kansas, on April 1st 1SS9 viz: William Siever Eno 8326 for the qr section 23 Township ls Range 23w. He namrs the following wittnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz: Henry Eberle of Arthur, V.

M. Congdon Jr. of Jetmore, II. B. Barker of Arthur, G.

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