Brewster Gazette from Brewster, Kansas • 4

Business Cards. THE GAZETTE. BREWSTER Thomas Cs. Kansas. Ml il W.

W. WALLACE. II BREWSTER, KANSAS. Office in Drug Store. Logan YanPelt have the mammoth German millet seed, which they warrant to be pure, and free from foul weed, or other seeds.

The verses composed in memory of Mrs. Konklin, deceased, did not reach us in time for publication, last week, so we publish them this week. The looks and convenience of the State Bank building have been As we sit in our sody so drear, Visions flit over over our mind that seem awfully queer; We think of the present, the past and the future so bright And oh! where is mother to-night, Compis Mentis. The joint discussion at the Bear school house, between the Garden Plains and the Brewster Literajy societies, came off accordincrto last Saturday night. The school house was well filled and the literary exercises before the debate, were excellent.

The Garden Plains NOTICE W. T. Brooks oifers his servico to the farmers, and castrate colts for $1,00 and insure for A crood 3 year oltl Hereford, Durham bull for sale or trade. J. B.

Doolittle. The Qd More. -The Burlington Route (Hannibal St. Joseph R. once more leadsall its competitors, in restoring the fast train service bctw.een Kansas City and Chicao-o.

The train so well known a year ago as, the and so deservedly popular with the traveling public, has more been put i Can make you a loan on your armoitd er a Small or large, at as LOW A RAE -of interest as anybody in Colby or Goodland. We do our own inspecting: and charge no commission, and your abstract costs yon nothing1. Yqu eijn save money by getting your loan ot me. No long delay in getting your money. JVe a do a general and INSURANCE bnshu's.

if you.kaye land to sell or trade for tstorn propert, cally and list it on our books. G. ROBERTS, Brewster, i MCI 1 Is Now Qpeu and Ready for Business, We Carry a Full Lino of DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, Druggists Sundries, Toilet Articles, Perfumery, Also a ine line of 8JIOKJ3H8 ARTICLES, in fact eeevyihing carried by a FIRST CIaASS JDIiUG STORE Call and see Us and Get Acquainted. PRESCRIPTIONS Carefully compaimdetf Day ar- Night. GWImMIT mu stymies society has a large membership and all seem to take an interest.

The qustion discussed was: Resolved: That the dependent soldiers' pension bill should have been vetoed. The Garden Plains society was on the affirmative, and the Brewster society-took the negative. The speakers on the affirmative were Messrs. J. M.

Barnes, J. S. Peck aud Eli Calkins. Those on the negative, from the Brewster society, were A. Showaler, F.

L. Newton and ye editor. On account qf the G. A. R.

public installation of officers at this place on Saturday night, there was but bne in ember of the Brewster society, besides the speakers, who attended the discussiqn. This being the all but one of the judges, seven in num ber, were, members of the other soci ety; but they undoubtedly reqdered an impartial verdict. 1 heir vote stood fivQ for tjie negatiye ad, two for the affirmative. We en ioyed the whqle affair, except coming hqme nine miles in the rain; but as ro happened tq have a covered buggy5 we did not get wet. The 0.

K. N. railroad compa ny is having fire-guards plowed alpng their line of rqad in this county. Small grain of all kinds is look ing extremely well. Mr.

P. Fithian, of Sterling, an old acquaintance of the ptjitor, is here putting out trees on his timber claim. A good two, or four horse power cane mill capable of running 10 to 12 tons of cane through in 12 hours, fpr sale cheap. Inquire at the Qazette office. FOR SALE.

We have a complete newspaper outfit, with a good suppl' of job type, ornaments and presses, all ready to start up a paper, without any new material. The type and presses are all in good order. This will be sold at a gr-eat bargain part cash, and good security for balance. This is not the Gazettg outfit, but is one we formerly sold, and had to take Address the Brewster Gazette. SPECIAI OFFER.

In order to increase our circulation, by at least 200 more subscribers; we will, for the next "i( days, make this special offer. AU qew subscribers paying 50 cts. for (5 lnonthsi subscription to the Gazette, will receive a package of flower or garden seeds, (whichever they choose) and a ticket, which will entitle the holder to an equal chance for one of 8 prizes, as folloys: 1st 200 lbs. "Baker's. Special1" flour $5.

2nd ISO kk fc- "3,75. 3rd 100 2,50. 4th 100 2,50. 5th 50 1,25. 6th 50 i- 1,25.

7th 50 95. 8th 50 1,25. The drawing to oeine off April, 15th, and be managed by disinterested parties, Any old subscribers who will pay up the arrears, and months in advance, will be trjvtiq a ticket in the drawing. Butter, eggs, potatoes, and poultry, will be taken from farmers, the same as cash, at the Brewster market price. Now is the time to subscribe.

Anyone paying for 1 year in advance, will receive 2 tickets for the drawing. If the whole number of subscribers are not obtained by Apr. 15th, a proportionate number of premiums will be awarded, according to the number of subscribers. Regulates Perfecoy. IS NOT AFFECTED BY SALES.

Is Strong, Durable AND EASILY MANAGED. i l.I4 STORK Published Every Friday. G. F. ROBERTS, Editor Friday, April 1889.

Entered at the Post Office la Brewster. Kacstd a Secondclass Mali matter. The Public In general arertspectlfully reqceeted to report to tne Oazkttx. Ail rersunai loeais. mrUis, eaUis.

Marriages etc. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. One year, in Advance Six months SI.OO S.50 CHICAGO KANSAS AND NEBRASKA R. It. WEST BOUND- Xo.7, Kxpren Arrives at No.

15, Kxpress Arrives 12.33 p-in. Local Freight Arrives at 4:40 p. in. EAST BOUND. No.

15 Express Arrives at 3:36 p. jai. No. 14. lixpress Arrives at- a-iji- Local Freight Arrives at 7:47 a.

m. do not run on Sundays. L.E. Dakbow. R.

K. Bktmkk. Vice Pres. L. L.

FuEj.cn. Cashier. of Colby Paid up Capital $25,000.00 TRANSACTS A GENERAL, BANK-INtt BUSINESS. (jpFarm Loans Negotiated! Nice rain last Saturday night. Thompson makes farm loans.

Go to G. M. Strain for. Harness and Hadyjrare, M. A.

Duff made a visit to Colby, last Tuesday. Farm loans, at "Rock bottom at The State Bank. C. W. Tj-nan has his Quickville store in good running order.

Mr. Taylor is running it. Go to Brewster Palace Drug Store, for Drugs, Paints, Oilsj Glass, Gasoline etq. Mr. M.

A. Duff, has again taken charge of his hote.1 and livery stable at this place. 50 Tons of Colorado Coal, at $5,00 per ton, at Chicago Lumber Yard. The exercises of the G. A.

R. post, went off nicely last Saturday night, See the Improved Monitor wind mill Solid "wheel, at Lpgan Yan Pelt's. -The Genuine Mammoth German millet seed, at Logan YinPelt's. If you want your Harness re paired neatly and cheaply, go to G. M.

Strain's Harness shop. -Farm loans at bottom rates at the Gazette office. SO tons of Colorado coal, per ton af Chicago Lumber yard. Brewster's amateur club, is preparing a play, to be given about the-middle of May. It will be good onp.

If you want good tree claim or homestead, or some first-class deeded land at reasonable prices, call at the Gazette office. Mr- Murphy lias sold out his Hotel business, and rented Mrs. Scott's house, and will board some of the section hands. Baker Perfect Barbed wire at Colby prices, at Chicago Lumber Yard. Mr.

Louis C. Hoffman, who bought out the blacksmith shop and tools belono-inir to C. W. Tynan, has now taken charge of the shop. If you have a claim of any kind, or deeded land for sale, call and list it on our books, at the Gazette office.

70 tons of Western coal, per ton at Chicago Lumber vard. O. E. Medaris is having a sum-mcr kitchen put on the rear of the bu: 1 i ng he oeeu pies. Mr, S.

1). Decker, one of Ober-lin's prominent attorneys, was in Brewster yesterday. He made this office a very pleasant call, whils in town. M. A.

Duff will start for Oklahoma to-morrow, We learn by the dailv papers, that Mrs. Anna M. Jacobs has been appointed postmaster for Brewster. We, like many others, were verv much surprised, and not verv well pleased, that a citizen of another county should be appointed tohold office in this county. While we have nothing against the appointee, we do not think it is justice: especially when an old soldier like G.

M. Strain, was in the-field. Several parties in town have the Oklahoma fever. Better stay here. boys, until the battle between the boomers and the tenderfeet is OTW.

complete TUL laiiit, Articles nest line scrintions mT reps a fgfcV tions. l-'i Pre fay of of O. E. MEDARIS TONSORIAL ARTIST. I have just opened up a new Barber Shop in the 0.

k. Restaurant Building. BREWSTER, KANSAS. 4 1 A.F- HARTTMANN COLBY, KANSAS. Work left at the Palace Drug store Brbwstkr, will be promptly and skillfully attended to.

THE Brews ter Restaur a nt. It the place to get good )cbt) In the day or week. 1iar and Cnfectionery in Stock. I Mr. KLIEN SCOTT, Proprietress yariMetre, ATTORNEY AT, LAW, pffloe over First National Bank Colby, Ks Legal business given careful and undivided attention.

Dr. Wm.W. Beaver. PHYSICIAN, SURGBON, AND OBSTETRICIAN. POLBY, KANSAS.

G. W. Goodsoe, LA WYER, COLBY, KANSAS. W. S.

WILLCOXON, Attorney at Latv, Colby, Kansas. NEW SHOP. Perry Shelmedine, Calls the attention of the people of Brewster and vicinity that he has started Blacksmith and Repair shop All work promptly done. Give ino a call. BREWSTER, KANS.

IiESSENGER IiOAR. Attorney5 and Counselors at Law. yrill Practice before U. S. Land office Notary Jublic.

pgffOttiee np stairs in Brick Block. COIiBV Kansas. Land, loans and Insurance, JrgT'Oflice in Thomas Co. Bank- COLBY, KANSAS. G.

Roberts, NOTARY PUBLIC, AND INSURANCE AGENT. Bkkwstmj, Kansas. Sni.e.Mjthlne' tnde in all carts. ty lAcine our machines. theia, will send iree to on.

rgpewn in each locality very i wfi.rf. the vmoiiIa can ha rest sewinp-macnine inaae in tbe wovld.with all attachments. Ws will alto aeod free a raiunlete line of our coitly and valuable art ampl- la return we asa mat you show what w. send, to thoie who may call at yemr none, ana uwts meatus tu pavi inroperrr. Thi Brand machine m.d after the Siocer patents hich have ran oat before patent ran oat it sold (or wnn ins lattacnmenU, and now sell for ASA.

Best, stronrett. most nse. lul machine in the world. All -frtr. No capital required.

Plain, briaf tesRuctlcn. (pwtn- Thos. who writ, to us at once an it-mfrrdi best in the world, and th. tCarl of work, of high art topethet XBUE fe Box IO, ia.uxaata. BKstlne, CavMti, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Patent baauMes conducted Tor Modert Fees.

Our Office ie Opposite V. 8. Paten Of-have no sob-arendea, all bostness duvet, beace can transact patent btuinoss In -less fnd at lest cost tftut those zesaot from Washington. inc. with deserip-Uqo.

We advise if pntentabls or not, free cf ouetill patent is asenxed. Abook, "Haw to Obtain fitents," with refer. G. A. SItJOYZ C.

Ovrww fato-t Om FiTiTiTI HKhh AUUIJ SFj I 9 1 Ul 1 1V FVslA i irn iriLU night by restftred improved by the erection of a sub- tantial porch. If you are in need of wall paper, call at the Palace Drug Store. We have a fine lin.e of samples to select from. Ryder, Shanklin Co. Preemption, Timber entry and Contest papers, also all kinds of legal documents written, at tho State Bank.

For Land' Office blapks, or to -et land office papers of any kind correctly filled out; call at the Gi- zkttk office. Mr. Loifan has been out in the country putting up a second hand windmill which Mr. Baxendale bought of W. L.

Thompson. Mr. Baxendale expects to run a herd of cattle this summer. In einory Of Niua Konkliij. Death has entered our quiet circle And taken away a friend How little we thought a few days ago That she was so near the end.

Gone in her life's glad inornihg Ere sorrow had dimmed her vay; From this world of care and trouble To the realms of a brighter day. But it is sad and lonely For those who are lft liere Without the light of the pleasant smile, And the sight of the face so dear. Now when they gather around the hearth They look at the vacant place And sigh, for her kindly words of yore And the bright, yet thqughtful face. God bless the ones who suffered This bitter bitter grief; And be to them a com forter In whom they find relief. Geo.

AY. Benson. QUICKYIW-E SjlFTINGS. We are rather lonely now, While holding down our claim; As we listen to the patter Of tbe rain upon the ropf And we think of the pleasure A bachelor has holding down his claim. Bu another year hence We will make our final proof Anfl bid farewell to Kansas Bachelordom and fleas.

Who did you say you saw Saturday night, Newt, or kI don't know, but it was one of Johnny Parker and Henry Damsbe started last week for Colorado Springs, where they expect to work this summer. We hear that C. McMreevy is going to Oklahoma soon, imt think thai ti better i that post-office hack and it where he found it; that is the sentiment of the people at least. Little Bud. Ms ris with quite a 'rious accident.

oih last week. While herding, his pony started to run with him. ami in running threw him off, and fel on him, and he is at present lying in a critical condition, but we hope to soon hear of his recovery. A band of thieves has been diseov ered over north of our burg, in the breaks of the Beaver. It seems as though they have been getting in their wqrk for some time, as they had almost everything imaginable stored away in an old well that was near the house.

We have seen boys herd cattle afoot, and on horseback, and have seen men herd, and in fact we have seen almost all kinds of herders, but we never saw a man herd in a bugify. till we saw Lou. Fleming, and of all the herders beneath the sun, Lou. Fleming is surelv a bun. Hi thare! Have you heard the news? "No, what is it Why we have a store at Quickville1.

A real live store, too. Mr. Tvnan, of Brewster, has put in a g-d stock of general merchandise, and selling goods as cheap as you can buy them at Colby, or any other place. He has come to stay, and with A. J.

Taylor behind the counter he is sure of the patronage of tha farmers of this vicinity. This will surely till a long-felt want, as it is very inconvenient for the people to go to Colby or Brewster to do their trading. Although Quickville has been reported as dead, she was oaly sleeping, to come forth this spring and shake the dust from off her skirts, and take a new start in life. We can only say: Quickville, thou art a jewel. As a merchant, Mr.

is well and favorably known both in this, and Sherman county; and as to Mr. Ta v-ior, why, everybody knows" him. st. Civc i 5aV A. V.

PATCIil.N o- tck of Iatc-i GrtMliiie, oi nil uestrip- Ciear tne rarefiillv com-. us a Call. tVV-3 -1 A postpaid. per ye-T eeajy ana eeiy taaxaou. JITTER CEAN valus to those so situated ttiatttisy INTER OCEAN weekly papxr west ot Now Tnrk.

Tills Ot'ItlO-SlfV SHOXT are sapcrior to maj inr ana essnsa, postooesi omer. exgeesa ana PRE fls ilfllls on. It is a solit I yesyi bule train witli sleepers, free chair cars and coaches, and makes the through run between the two cities about fourteen hours. Leaviiif- Kansas City in the evenino-, the passenger takes supper on the dinint; car, and arrives in Chicago for breakfast, and vice versa on his return. This is a great saying pf time, and the Burlington's action iq restoring this service, meets with the he.arty approval of all business iqen, aqd the public generally.

The Burlington's new St. Louis line increases in popularity every day, and now holds a high place in public favor. The Burlinirton runs on this line through Pullman Pa 'ace Sleeping! Cars, of the latest approved design, 1 and Reclining hair Cars; seats in th latter beinc free of charge We should also strongly advise anyone going1 to Omaha, St. Paul, Minneapolis or the North westr to take the daily forenoon train on the. K.

Cit-. JS. it, wnicn, nas a through Pullman Sleeping Car from Kansas City to M. Paul and Minneapolis, and free Chair Car to Omaha, or take the evening train from Kansas City, which has a through Sleeper and Chair Car to Omaha. All of the above trains are in every way, models of comfort and convenience, A.

C. T4AWES, General Pass. Ticket Agent, St. Joseph, Mo. I0CK INLAND AHEAD, The Latest Thln In Tourist Sleeping Cars.

The Rock Island has inaugurated a new feature, which promises to. create considerable interest in railway improvement, it being a free tourist car service, with nearly all the conveniences of the palace car, including a colored porter in attendance, fine hair mattresses, pillows, blankets, soap, etc. hen made up for the night, the fourteen sections are partitioned off with sliding panels, and curtained with heavy damask draperies. Tables attachable to the sides of the interior, are provided for each section- The cars are heated by steam, the aisles carpeted, and cuspidors for the cleanliness of the cars, are added. The duties of the porter accompanying each ear will be similar to those of the palace car service-to look after the wants of the passengers, and see that the car is kept perfectly clean.

In one end is the ladies' lavatory, and in the other, one for gentlemen, which are as nicely appointed and furnished as the most fastidious, would desire. The intention of the Chicago Kansas fc Nebraska, is. to furnish these cars free of charge to tourist or excursion parties, when the number of persons, is sufficiently large to justify the use of a car or cars. With such accommodations, and without cUarge, there is no further necessity oi a Western tour without sleeping accommodations nor is it necessary to make such a trip expensive, it is a great ii-iUiceiuent for parties, clubs, any considerable number of person's contemplating a trip to the RcX'kv Mountains, for instance. And, too, the Denver fc Rio Grande has adopted the scheme, and as the Rock Island connect with this route in Colorado, the free tourist car system will 110 doubt be generally adopted by those in search of the pleasure and regions of our continent.

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