Brewster Gazette from Brewster, Kansas • 4

THE Business Cabds. nfln NOTICE W. T. Brooks offers his services to the farmers, and will castrate colts for 1,00 and insure for 5,00. A good 3 year oid Hereford, Durham bull for sale or trade.

kduJkllsllu Can make you a loan on your fara oitt VanPelt have the mammoth' German millet seed, which they warrant to be pure, and free from foul weed, or other seeds. We counted, at one time, 36 teams on our streets, last Saturday. Who says Brewster does not get her share of the trade? If you are in need of wall paper, call at the Palace Drugr Store. We have a fine line of samples to select from. Ryder, Shanklin Co.

Joe. Mockri, who has been out era Small or large, at as LOW A RATE of interest as anybody in Colby or Goodland. We do our own inspecting and charge no commission, and your abstract costs you nothing. i Our Literary society adjourned last Saturday night, to meet the first Saturday nio-ht in November. Will.

VanOrsdol and Dave. Daily have put out twenty acres of timber on their tree claims this spring. Dave, and Will, are rustlers. G. W.

Benson, Mr. Camel and a number of others went to Oberlin on land business the first of the week. T. L. Sturgeon went to Colby last mS Wednesday.

Figure's a figure, and two times five are nine, and two thirds from one half leaves more than that; so says the school marm. It is rumored that there will be a wedding in this vicinity in the near future. That is right; let the good work go on. We always imagined'- that there was a bright future before us, and that we would make mark in the world, in time. We have done better than we really anticipated, for we have made a first class fool of ourself, and we don't think that anyone will dispute it.

We. are now willino- to step down and out, and let someone else try their hand at corresponding, for our last communication o-ave us a pain in the front side of our back, consequently we are unable to write any more, and we will bid the "dear, damned, distracted'1 and protested town of Brewster farewell. Respectfully, Compis Mentis. Beautiful spring weather. You can save money by getting your loan ol me.

No long delay in getting your money. We aso do a general EAJSTZ and IjSSUEAJStCE btt shies. if you.kave land to sell or trade for eastern propert, cally and list it on our books. G. F.

ROBERTS, Brewster, K.i 'fsiR. CM?) MGE- BE pi Is JSow Open and Ready for Business. We Carry a Full Lina of DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, Druggists Sundries, Toilet Aiiicles, Perfumery, Also a fine line of CIGA11S, SMOKERS ARTICLES in fact verything carried by a EIRST CLASS JDR UG- STORE. Call and see Us and Get Acquainted. PRESCRIPTIONS Carefully Compounded Day or Night.

CiDEaBIT EUIOT BREWSTER Thomas Co. Kansas. Published Every Friday. Ci. F.

liOBERTS, Editor Friday, April 19th, 1889. Entered at trie Post Office in BrewBter. Kansas a Second class Mall matter. The in general are rcspectlfully requested ro report to the Gazette. All Personal locals, ilirtiis.

Deaths, Marriages etc. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. On year, in Advance Six months $1.00 S.50 CH iCAGO KANSAS -VXD NEBRASKA K. R-WE5T BOtTNTD- Xo.i, Express Arrives at. 1:02 a.m.

So. 15, Express Arrives at VJ.03 p.m. Local Freight Arrives at 4:40 p. m- EAST BOUND- No. 1 Express Arrives at 3:36 p.m.

No. 14, Kxpreas Arrives at 3:16 a.m. Local Vreight Arrives at :47 a. in. Freights do not run on Sundays.

L. E. Daebow. Pres. K.

K. Vice Pres. ii. L. Fr.nxcn.

Cashier. Paid up Capital $25,000.00 TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. dfFarm Loans Negotiated! Very windy this week. Subscribe for the Gazettk. Thompson makes farm loans.

The editor made a trip to Colby Wednesday. Go to G. M. Strain for Harness and Hardware. The Republic City News came i out as a foliojast week.

Farm loans, at "Rock bottom rates," at The State Bank. Mr. J. B. Jacobs made final proof on his claim, last week.

Go to Brewster Palace Drug Store, for Drugs, Paints, Oils, Glass, Gasoline etc. The editor returned from his eastern trip last Tuesday. 50 Tons of Colorado Coal, at $5,00 per ton, at Chicago Lumber Yard. Dr. Wallace made a flying trip 'to Colby last Tuesday.

See the Improved Monitor wind mill Solid wheel, at Logan Van Pelt's. W. L. Flansburgh, of Red Top, was in our town Monday. The Genuine Mammoth German millet seed, at Logan VanPelt's.

There was quite a number of Colbyites started for Oklahoma last Saturday. You have all heard of the Randolph Headkk. Call and see Joe. Alcott, Colby, for particulars. The small grain all through the country is looking finer than ever before at this time of the year.

If you want your Harness repaired neatly and cheaply, go to G. M. Strain's Harness shop. Mr. J.

J. Newton, a prominent merchant of Voltaire, called on us last Saturday. iFarm loans at bottom rates nt the "Gazette office. Mrs. Warren, who has been Visiting her mother for the past few days, returned home Tuesday.

50 tons of Colorado coal, $5,00 tier imi at Chicago Lumber yard. School closed last Friday. There will be a short vacation, and then two months mora school. Buy a McCok.mick Harvester Bikder. J.

Alcott, agent for Thomas county. Mr. J. H. Chamberlain, of Saunders county was in Brewster this week, looking after his tree claim.

If you want to biy a good tree claim or homestead, or some first-class deeded land at reasonable prices, call at the Gazette office. Mr. James Kennedy, who has been in" this county looking after his timber claim, returned to his home in Nebraska City Monday. A first class smooth timber claim, three miles from Brewster, only 225 if sold at once. Inquire at this office.

Newt. Cox who has been in the country visiting his brother for the past week, returned to town last Monday. Baker Perfect Barbed wire at Colby prices, at Chicago Lumber Yard. Mrs. Ellen Scott returned from Goodlahd, where she had been visiting her daughter, Tuesday.

SO tons of Western ton it, Chico Lumber yard. 1 W. W. WALLACE, m. D- BKEWSTER, KANSAS.

Office in Palace Drug Store. O. E. MED AMIS, TONSORIAL ARTIST. I have just opened up a new Barber Shop in the O.

k. Res taurant Building. nnFWSTF.R. KANSAS. A.F.

HARTTMANN rv 3 AA COLBY, KANSAS. Work left at the Palace Drug store will be promptly Mid skillfully attended to. THE sit. mm 1 11 lit Is the place to get good loard the day or week. Cigars and.

Confectionery in Stock. Nn. SCOTT, Proprietresf VanMetre, ATTORNEY AT LAW, 'Office over First National Bank Colbv, Ks Legal business given care-, ful and undivided attention. Dr. Wm.W.

Beaver. SURGEON, -AND OBSTETRICIAN'. COLBY, KANSAS. G. TV.

Goodsoe, LA WYEll. COLBY, KANSAS. W. S. WILLCOXON, Attorney at Latv, Colby, Kansas.

NEW SHOP. Perry Sheimedine, Calls the attention of the people of Brewster and vicinity that he has started a Blacksmith and Repair shop All work promptly done. Give me a call. BREWSTER, KANS. EESSENGER IOAR.

Attorney6 and Counselor tat Law. Vill Practice before U. S. Land office Notary Public. i 5say01iice up stairs in Brick Block.

COIiBY Kansas. iLand, loans and Insurance JST'Oflice in Thomas Co. Bank. COLBY, KANSAS. G.

E. Roberts, NOTARY PUBLIC, AND INSURANCE AGENT. Bkkavstkk, Kansas. S9JJ Kewing-MncbSuTlTlTlTl ta.uKH Hit Wf itlncinc our machines i AIJJ XI ivhere the ueoDle can see them. we will end 1'ree to one I Wo will also free, complete and valuable rt Ssamples.

In return we sk that you show what we send, to those who call nt year nome.anu oner months all ohau dckokic your own Eproperty. This grand machine Emmie utter iuo 5ii. tuttM tnnf i -nun nave ran out it oia tor Crtna-htnent, and now ecus for lCTn Rcct Mmnmt. ifioet ase. tr.Z h.

rnrM All ia Plain brief instructions privn. nose wno writ. i i cure free the bet in the worid. and tnt TlC.lilifc If ox AuButu. Klne.

Oamats, and Trade-rarkg obtained, and all Patent conducted for Moderate Fees. Our Office is Op pnsite V. S. Patent Of-i n. We have no sab-agencies, all business tunet, hence can transact patent business in less time and at less cost than those remote from Washington.

Send model, drawing, or with description. We advise if patentable or not, free rf o. Charge. Our fee not due till patent Is secured. A book, How to Obtain Patents," with refer.

faces to actual clients in your State, county, town, sent free. Address, a A. 0ITOT7 ft i rrr PMWT5 mX. SLtf -J MM Sl JJ m. ps a complete J.

B. Doolittb-rr The "Eli" Once More. The Burlington Route St. Joseph R. oneemoreeadsall its competitors, in restoring the fast train service between Kansas City and Chicago.

The train so well known a year ago as the "Eli," and so deservedly popular with the traveling public, has onee more been put on. It is a solid vestibule train with sleepers, free chair cars and coaches, and makes the through run between the two cities in about fourteen hours. Leaving Kansas Citv in the evenino-, the passenger takes supper on the dining car, and arrives in Chicago for I breakfast, and vice versa on his return. This is a great saving of time, and the Burlington's action in restoring this service, meets with the hearty approval of all business men, and 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 Burlington runs on this lino through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, of the latest approved design, and Reclining Chair Cars; seats in the latter beincr free of charo-e. We should also strongly advise anyone going to Omaha, St. Paul, Minneapolisor the JNorthwest, to take the daily forenoon train on the K. St.

J. B. R. 1., which has a through Pullman BufFet Sleeping Car from Kansas City to St. 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. DAWES, General Pass. Ticket Agent, St.

Joseph, Mo. OKLAHOMA. The Promised Land. "On to Oklahoma!" is now the watchword of homeseekers who have anxiously awaited the President's proclamation opening this vast and rich country to public settlement. Colonies are being formed in every State and Territory in the UrtiOiii The millions of acres may not furnish a homestead for all who come, but there will be thousands "ready to relinquish their claims at a nominal figure.

The intending settler should look the country over. Go via the Great Rock Islaxd R)L'te, popularly as the "People's Fa vorite" wherever it runs. Kinokishek, the U. S. Land Office for Oklahoma-, is the coming metropolis of the Indian Territory, and is located on the Rock Islaxd Route.

A fast line of stages has been put on to Fort Reno, to connect with the trains of the Rock Island Territorial extension. This is the cheapest and best route and di-rect to the place you want to go. Through solid vestibule trains from Chicago via Kansas City and St. Joseph, also from Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo to the Territory, through the cities of Topeka, IJtrtch-inson, Wichita, Wellington and Caldwell. It will be to your advantage to locate on the People's IVvof-ite railway.

Look at the map. The Rock Island has excellent connections from all portions of the Union. For full information concerning Oklahoma, tire land laws, anil the best way to get into the country, address John Sebastian, G. T. P.

A. Chicago, Kansas Nebraska Rock Island Route, Chicago, Illinois. Mr. E. W.

Hicks of Ottum-wa, Iowa, made us a pleasant call last Thursday. He was enroute to Denver to meet an old friend. DRS. STARKEY PALEN. Treatment By Inhalation.

TRADEMARK REGISTERS. 31623 Arch Street, FTlllad'a, Iau For ConJnmBtion, Asthiiia, lironchi- jtis. Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Hay Fever, i IIea.dflchcJ Oei.ity, Khenmatism iralsia and all Chronic anu Disorders. "The Com pound Osypen Treatment," Drs. Stark-ley and Palen, So.

1j29 Arch stret-t, Pliiiadelphla, have keen nsin.for the last years Is a scif nflilc adjustmeat ot the of Osj-en and Xitr'ijren mwpnftlzed, snd the oonipfund is so con- 4 dense? and tnadc uslJle that is sect over thi Dr STASXET iiare the i-iiorty to re ferto tnovrn persons vh have tried tHeir treatnient. Hos. Kbhey, Member of Plnlc Coxaeo. Ed. Lutheran diocni-r, l'lii! Eev, Chas.

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Ash brook. Red Bluff, Cal. Jacob Waxi. Eorrai. Xewr Sontb Wales And thousands of others in every part of the V.

S. "Cosi'OPi'i) Oitses its Mode of Action and lie-suits" Is the title of a new brochure of T-o hiindrec' r.9 mihlfched bv In. Starfcey and I'alen. whicl able curative agetit and a record of geTf-ral htmcired eurprisingr cares In a wide range of chr-mic of them after being Abandoned to die by other physicians, be mailed free to any addrea- on application. Bead the brochure! lirs, 8TARKEYA PAX EX.

1529 Arch StrVet," Phila.elykia, '-Vq. cities, Paints, Oils. Gasoline, roilet Articles of all descrip-. Finest line of Cigars in the Prescriptions carefnlly com-t ded day or nisht by registered macist. Ciie ns a Call.

t. iv PiTrinv tk in Colorado, working on the railroad, came back Tuesday, on account of a sore hand. He will return as soon as he gets able to work. Don't buy a cheap Binder, but get the 5S years experience and never a failure. J.

Alcott, Colby. Dispatches from all over the United States, show that rain and fog-have generally predominated during the past week. Call and take advantage of our special ofier before June 1st, as the drawing will positively come off on that day. Mr. A.

C. Furman, of Oberlin, an old friend of Logan VanPelt, is here visiting the latter this week. Preemption, Timber entry and Contest papers, also all kinds of legal documents written, at the State Bank. Messrs. L.

S. and John Fellers, of Table Rock, were in Brews ter on business Wednesday. I will surprise you on prices of Binding Twine, or anything else in Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, Blacksmith's Iron and Wagon Material line. Joe. Alcott, Colby.

For Land Office blanks, or to get land office papers of any kind correctly filled out; call the Gazette office. We received a pleasant call from Mr. W. Lowrie, of Sherman county, on last Saturday. Mr.

Lowrie is employed in the C. K. N. shops at Goodland. If you have a claim of any 'kind, or deeded land for sale, call and list it on our books, at the Gazette office Mr.

John Sebastian has been appointed General Ticket and Passen ger Agent of the combined lines of the C. R. I. P. Ry.

east and west of the Missouri river, with headquarters at Chicago. -I am aofent for the celebrated Randolph Header. CalJ and see me before buying any kind of a harvesting machine. Don't forget it. J.

Alcott, agfent for North-West I TT onooo 1 tr i The engine on the west bouricU passenger train, blew out one of her cylinder-heads last Sunday, while near Rexford. Tlie delayed the train an hour and a half. A sample McCo'rm Harvester and Bi.yivek, et up in working order. Don't fail to see it before buying. It's a honey.

It's record was never equaled. Joe. Ale tt, Colby. On account of not having yet re- Reived enough subscribers on our "special we extend the time until June 1st, and again suggest that you take advantage of the offer, before it is too late. Binding Twine cheap, at Joe.

Alcott's. Call and contract for what you want. Joe. Alcott," Colby. Died.

On April 16th, of consumption, W. H. Barnes, aged 26 years. Mr. Barnes was a brother of J.

M. Barnes, of this township. 'He came out here to visit his brother' about two months atro, thinking- that this climate would benefit him. He was preparing to start for the western part of Colorado, when he began to grow rapidly worse. Mr.

J. M. Barnes started Wednesday to take the remains back to Brown county, the former home of the deceased, for burial. QUICKVILLE SIFTINGS. Quite a number have planted corn in this part of the county, but we think it a littl early yet.

John Heisz started for De ver, Monday morning. Mr. Walsworth has moved his family onto the Halsey farm. The dance at Rimby's was well attended, and we did'nt go home till the "wee sma' hours" of morningr. Smith Lawrence made proof on his claim, Wednesday.

Messrs. Baker and Claypool were his witnesses. Mrs. Whitney, of Voltaire, was visiting her brother, ex-J udge Lacy, the fore part of last week. The smiling countenance of C.

W-Tynan, of Brewster, was seen on our streets Sunday. G.i6T victim fox Oklahoma, 1 mWm K3j: JmK XL We noticed several loads of cobs on our streets Thursday. Mr. Albert Curtis, of Republic county, made us a pleasant call last Mr. P.

M. Fithian, of Sterling, who has been lookincr after his timber claim in this county, returned home Thursday. McCokmick Harvester Bidder. Best in the world. sold in 1888.

J. Alcott, agent, Colby. A g6od two, or four horse power cane mill capable of running 10 to 12 tons of cane throngh in 12 hours, for sale cheap. Inquire at the Gazette office. FOR SALE.

We have a complete newspaper outfit, with a good supply of job type, ornaments and presses, all readv to start up a paper, without any new material. The type and presses are all in good Order. This will be sold at a great bargain; part ca and good security for balance. Tlii is not the Gazette outfit, but is one we formerly sold, and had to take back. Address the I3revster Gazette.

SPECIAI OFFER. In order to increase our circulation, by at least 200 more "subscribers we will, for the next 50 'day's, inake this special offer. All new subscribers paying 50 cts. for 6 months 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 follows: 1st 200 lbs. "Baker's Special" flour 5.

2nd 150 3,75. 3rd 100 4th 100" 3th .50 6th 50" 7th 50 8th 50 2,50. 2,50. 1,25. "1,25.

1,25. The drawing to come off June, '1st, and be managed by disinterested parties. Any old subscribers who will pay up the arrears, and 6 months in advance, will be -given 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 June 1st, a pro portionate number of premiums will be awarded, acconling to the number oi suDscnoers. Regulates Pariectiy. IS NOT AFFECTED BY GALES. Is Strong, Dmabis A1B EASILY MANAGED.

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