Kearny County Coyote from Chantilly, Kansas • 3

Chantilly Will Have an Unprece If your relatives or friends In the east The Great Suez Canal li coining close to "vTlicro cjzo all TTCwL ZTclIrc Groin'? KEARNEY COUNTY COYOT ffc Are A CHANTILLY, KANSAS, 1 i 4 fern -v A DEALER IN GROCERIES JZTZj JTX, 'I'M wTni fS.rl iSfcasr tvrrwirWrAi fcd Ft A Remember that I am now prepared to sell goods Lower Than Ever Cone and See Me. W. F. HAZARD, Chantilly, I. A.

KNIGHT, Xotary Public, Loan, Real-Estate, Insurance And Business Agt. Persons Having Timber Claims to Plow or Piatt, in Kearney County, Will do Well to Correspond With me Will Give Them my Personal Attention, and Persons Wanting Cheap Farms are Requested to Write to Me For Prices for Land Speculators Who Want Good and Paying Investments, Will do Well TO CORRESPOND WITH ME AT ONCE. We are Bound to Have a Railroad Tliis Summer. Tovm Lots For Sale. I.

A. KNIGHT, contemplate coming west, write and tell them to come to Chantilly, the booming boomer of western Kansas, to locate. Parties that have been getting at Garden City and other places are now be- giuiiig to find out that J. A. t'ilson furnish them money ebeajjer and quicker than any agency in the country.

Skile' Palmer gave quite an exhibi tion of his skill in breaking cattle to ride on our streets last Tuesday. The street loafers had a Luge old laugh over the feat. Money gotten of J. A. Wilson is the quickest and the cheapest money.

He will take your application, examine vour place and tell you just what what with- any delay or red tape. Eld. G. G. Rupert, seven day ad ventist, of 21 37, has been conducting series of meetings in the house late vacated by A.

C. Potter, six miles north of Chantilly, for the past two weeks. Our old friend, Jack Woodson, re turned a few days ago from Canon City, where be has been spend ing the winter down in a coal mine, underneath the ground. We are glad to see Jack once more in our midst. Plenty of money.

Rates lower than ever. No delay about obtaining the money on final proof or deeded lands. No trip to Garden City necessary. Patronize yonr own town, and call on I. A.

Knight, at Chantilly, Kansas. 11-tf. Dave Kingery, a young gentleman employed by. Mrs. C.

George, ran Tery narrow escape last week, by being kicked in the side by the old black roadster owned by that ladv. You shouldn't monkey with "bad hos- ses," David. bile in Garden City last week, J. Wilson purchased quite a showy horse and buggy, which he will make good use of this spring and next sum mer, in riding back and forth from his place of business, in this city, to bis claim. Amos Baldwin, one of north Kear- neye's popular young gents, departed for old Missouri, last Friday, where he will do granger work during the summer and attend medical college next fall and winter.

"We will meet, but we will miss him" in our 6ocial circles. The occupants of the yallow-wheel ed buckboard, which was seen sailing around, here and there oyer north Kearney's level prairie, the entire day last Thursday, no doubt experienced an enjoyable time. They didn't quite get into Wichita county, though. We see the same old "one horse shay" that was scattered around over the prairie recently, by a frightened steed, has been joined together and on the road again, drawn by the same "dangerous" animal as be fore, and doing valuable service. We spied the "Five Boy's" wagon and team passing through town early Tuesday morning en route for the Santa Fe, but the team was traveling so fast that we failed to recognize the occupants of the vehicle, and there- tore are unable to give their names.

Mr. Thorpe, father of our jullv friend, T.N. Thorpe, of the band, who arrived in Kearney county short time ago from Ohio, has mov ed his household effects and family into D. J. Meisenheimers building on east Main street.

This family will be quite an acquisition to Chantilly so ciety. Mrs. Florence C. George's new res idence in 22 -oG, is about completed Sew up your old shoes and "break-in" vour new ones and polish em prepar atory for a grand old hop when it is finished, for we predict that the young nierrv -makers, of north Kearney, will have the pleasure of enjoying such an entertainment about that time. Mr.

B. A. Thomas, of Dovlsville Kentucky, will peruse this Great Western Weeklv for the next six months, through the kindness of our staunch granger friend, W. E. Palm er.

Projier act, Ed. Send the paper back to your eastern friends and let them see how we are prospering in this sunny land of ours; in this land of birds and flowers; that fill the air with music and fragrance sweet; in this land of corn and wheat. by not organize an orchestra or string band in Chantillv? We hav two good violinists E. L. Barkl? and Charles Painier, and two first class cornetists Glen Brown and Chas.

Zimmerman, and several splen did organists whom we could name, and as for the other parts, why there are plenty of young; people in the neighborhood, who would gladly par tieipate in the scheme. Time for serenading is at haul, so wake up, and let's organize and make things merry in north Kearney. The dance given at this place, last Thursday evening, was largely attend ed. Splendid music was produced irom ue yioiins wuu iaruet wiu dented Boom, When Chantilly's paper will boom. Chantilly's hotels will boom.

Chantlllyi lawyers will boom. Chantilly's rustlers will boom. Chantilly's literar? will boom. Chantilly's locators will boom. Chantilly's uotarys will boom, Chantilly's plasters will boom.

Chantllly'a bakeries will boom. Chantilly's churches will boom. Chantilly's merchants will boom. Chantilly's landlords will boom, Chantilly's draymen will boom. Chantilly's liverymen will boom.

Chantilly's dairymen will boom. Chantilly's carpenters will boom. Chantilly's supporters will boom. Chantilly's restaurants will boom. Chantilly's contractors will boom.

Chantilly's blacksmiths will boom. Chantilly's proprietors will boom. Chantilly's boot-blacks will boom. Chantilly's laimdryirien will boom. Cliantilly's dress-makers will boom.

Chantilly's house-renters will boom. Chantilly's pea-nut stands will boom. Chantilly's meat markets will boom. Chantilly's real-estate men will boom. Chantilly's lee cream stands will boom, Chantlllv's professional men will boom, Chantilly's millinery shops will boom, Chantilly, Kearney's Capitol, will boom.

Chantilly's boarding houses will boom. No trip to Garden City necessary, A. Wilson, of Chantilly will furnish you with money to make final proof at lowest rates of interest. We understand that Wichita county has magnificent appearance when viewed be tween the hour! of two o'clock and four clock in the morning. "Savy?" The program for next week of the Chantilly Literary is left out this week for the reason that the secretary fail ed to furnish copy of the same.

Canon City Coal. lull supply, with arrangements that will keep it up. W. P. Haywood Lakin, Kansas.

(51-tf.) For a fine, artistic job of lathing call on R. S. Palmer and J. H. Toor hees.

They are rapid workmen, and will do you a first class job of work. The "Five Boys" had quite a feast on some "good, goodies Charley brought home with him last Tuesday evening. We know whereof we speak Spring time has come, gentle Annie, and soon we can spread our hammocks beuealh the spreading and sliady brunches of the buffalo grass and read yellow-back novels. The investigation of the frauds that have been perjietraten iu Kearney county in tne county seat will reveal a wonderful boom for Chantillv, and boom we will. Mr.

Thorpe, the late arrival from Ohio, purchased a fine looking and valuable team wagon and harness while in Garden City the first of this week. "Kane" Duckworth, who has been sojourning in Jtteno county tor some time, is back again, and has resumed his old place in north Kearney's young society. Ed. K. Watts, our rustling fore man, is navmg his building finished in good style, which will be occupied by Jas.

A. Wilson when tin ished. Quite a number of the people of Chantilly and vicinity, went up north last Sunday, to hear Rev. Rupert, the seven day adventist, expound the scriptures. omen are bothersome creatures some times, and cause its no end of trouble, but, after all, what would we men do if hadn't somebody to whom we can attribute all our faults? "Blow, gentle breezes, blow," sighed the spring poet the other day, aud the next moment he was chasing his hat down the street and yelling "stop'er, every jump.

John Rodgers and l-lintou Ay lor, two of north Kearney stauncn young gents, dropped in to see ns this week aud left the "gilt" for the Great Truth Disseminator the coming year. Dr Shaeffer, of Washington, assert; that walking on railroad ties is good exer cise for the health. All the same, many deaf man has lost his life by Indulging the exercise. Things are not exactly right. A careful political economist calculates that wo men in this country tuicht anuuaily save $3,000,000 in ribbous hich the men might spend for cigars.

R. S. Palmer recently purchased rick of millet northeast of town, and was engaged in hauling the same to his farm one half mile west of Chan tilly, last Monday. The stage had one passenger south City Wim a CIUIOUS eve, ana rrom U1U, out ly A. is a Chantilly, and that will make her bwjmrV cuii.

JJOU OUIlttiu a mulling ihjuii whuiivu was seen on our streets Wednesday. The boom for Chantilly is not far off. Secure cheap property now, while you can. 'Squire Knight made flying busi ness tour to Garden City Wednesday. Mr.

Hlllls, from 23-38, was in the city Monday doing business with our real-estate men. Ed. Thorpe and father and II. Voorhoes wont to the Santa Fe Thursday. Lew Baldwin was transacting busi ness in Garden City the first of this week.

You want to boom, don't you? Then join the Chantilly boomers, and yon will boo in. A dollar Invested in Chantilly to-day, will double itself in the next ten days. Invest now. Mrs. Jennie Mitchel, of 22 36, was the city Tuesday, accompanied by Glen Brown.

Chantilly's boom will be no half-way boom, but will be a genuine, thoroughbred, booming boom. Messrs, J. S. Chandler and Jona than Loy, of Oanica, were in town last Saturday. E.

L. Berkley went to Lakin Mon dav, returning to his home Tues day evening. Jas. Payne, of 21-37, passed thro' town the first of the week en route for Garden City. Ed.

P. "Williams, of Lakin, was in the county seat Monday, chatting our real estate men. Help the boomers boom the booming town of Chantillv, the booming boomer of the booming west. J. A.

Wiloon takes your application, ex amines your place and furnish you money once to make final proof. The Chantilly boom will be a boom. Come help her boom and thereby "make stake" bv making her boom. Wanted: To buy a young milk cow. Must ue perfectly gentle ana fresh.

Call at this office. A. II. Barnard the heavy-weight ex- landlord of the Western Hotel, at this place, was in town Monday. Cheap money on final proofs at Gibson Garden City, Kansas.

tf Over Finney Co. Bank. (6-tf) Jacob Jacob son made a trip to Garden City this week after a load of goods for W. F. Hazard.

Lew Strickland, of Kearney, and Messrs. Payne and Potter, of 21 37, were in Chantilly Monday. Money loan on good real-estate security at Gibson Garden City, Kansas Uoj" Over Finney Co. Bank. (6-tf) We will boon as a town never boomed before, in a short time.

Better buy Chan tilly property before the rush begins. Mr. J. B. Dolbow.

of near Kearney, was down doing business with our etlicietit real-estate agent, I. A. Knight, Tuesday. Those immigrants you saw ou the train a few days ago, were heading for Chautil- ly to buy property before the great rush, Mr. A.

W. Brown, one of our big hearted farmer friends, living north west of this city, was in town Mon day. Mrs. Chrissie Weir and E. L.

Bark ley were horse bsck riding o'er the beautiful prairie last Wednesday after noon. Nathaniel Gregory went to Garden City the first of the week to make preparations for moving to that city soon. When the Great Suez Canal Is oomplet- ed, lliantilly will boom witb booming water works, which will cause any town to boom, From the way our farms are working this spring, we are lead to believe that there will be a bountiful harvest reaped next fall. Ed. and Charley Palmer are flip ping the dark, sandy loam for Mr.

Dellavou, living just south of town this week. Mr. A. C. Fulkerson has returned from Cleveland, Ohio, and was on our streets Tuesday shaking hands with hi: many friends.

mrl 1A, fca 4 fcUW UV JVIU vm 22 3 1, passed through town the first of the week, going south to work on the irrigating ditch. W. F. Hazard's team pulled again Monday evening with another big load of general merchandise for the "Excelsior Store." A. Knight represents the "Suffolk Trust and Investment at Chan tilly.

Liberal amouuts and low rates. Call on him. 11 2t. Mr. G.

Gardner, an old friend of Jas. Mayhngh. living east of this city, arrived in north Kearney rtiursday morning from Butler county. Kentucky. W.

P. Haywood, lumberman, Lakin, was in Kearney a capitol Chantillv, conversing with our busi nesa men, Thursday. Rot. A. N.

List will preach Chantillv to morrow. Ail should go and listen to the expounding of the scripture without fail. A. Kni has $50,000 to loan on i real estate in liberal amounts, at the i lowest rates. Call and see him before jyoa get a loan.

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Boom! "Ow!" Chantilly. "Ah, there." We will boom! Come to Chantilly. Chantilly will boom. See the boom coming. Look out for the boom.

$ST "Shake 'Squire 1" Yes, we ar going to boom. Make your home in Chantilly. "Boom's 3e word, I tells yo" "Mr. Pretty!" Ha-ha-ha ah. Invest your money in Chantilly.

"Ki6M me, Ha-ha-ha. Will vou joiu the Chantilly boomers? Hear the boom knocking at the door, Chantilly will load outinashort time Peter Groth went to the Santa Fe Monday. The Chantilly boom will be a wonder ful boom. Mrs. F.

C. Goorco, visited Lakin lust Monday. "I want to ride in 'HymerV bug gy." Ha, ha, ha. Strangers cometU with the spring shine Chantilly. T.

N. Thorpe and father did Gar den City Tuesday. Charles winters, from 21-37, was in to see ns Monday last Immigrants from all points of the com pass come to Chantilly. The Coyote In single wrappers at this offlee for five cents each. Silos and LeTy Keiser made a trip to the railroad Monday.

Uncle Billy Palmer, went to Lakin the forepart of the week. Chantilly will boom. "If It were not so I would have told you." We can now hear the wonderful boom knocking at Chantilly's door. For cheap money call on Gibson Garden City, Kansas. (Ctf.) Ctantilly ill get a sugar plant, and that ill boom 'er another boom.

The successful lover thinks he is getting I ahead when he is getting a heart. Do you not sjiirT the Chantilly boom 4 the balmy western Kaunas brewe? "Boom is on de lips ob eberybody, an I also says boom- Make 'er toom." Miss Lola Ballenger, from 22 38, is stopping in the city at present The Great Suez is coming sure, and then Chain illy ill bootu-it-U-boom boom. Money on final proofs. Inquire of Gibson Garden City, Kansas. (6-tf) Ira Duckworth passed through the Tillage Thursday en routo for Lakin.

Jas. A. Wilson is attending to legal business in Garden City again this week. Chanlilly property will go way up yonder value before you know It. Invest, ere it is too late.

Two railroads are beaded for Chantilly. whicB will help ns boom, auJ don you forgft it, we will boom, Oscir Travlor visited with his ter, Mrs. W. C. Johnson, in Lakin, the front end cl this week.

Mrs. J. A. Wilson, took a ride in the new phaeton Tuesday cominz down tj visit Chantilly friends. The Gfote was honored with brief call, in J.

at -yT C22.s,rrtlll3r, jLiZszt-S- MILLER STOCKS Law, Land Consnltition ia CONTESTS AND DEFENSES OF Money loaned for Caal proof on lowest in before the courts in all counties of southwest Kansas. Opposite postofSce, OF Late Principal Law Clerk Charles Zimmerman, a member of the jolly band of "Five Boys," who has been enjoying Colorado life for the past few months, has returned to the "band" and looks as natural as an old pegged shoe in bis little "soddy." The only great change we can note in Charlie's appearance, is the heavy mustache he now wears. Colorado water mutt be kind of a beard elixir Heb, Chawley?" A Mr. LJaub, brother in law of D. Meisenheimer, arrived in Chntilly on the 6tage last Friday, from Brown county, Kansas.

If the "Five Boy's" forces are increased much more, we're hinking they will have to erect a few more sod shanties, in order to accom rnodate them. But let them come, we are glad to see them and welcome them to north Kearney. There's lots of room here for such people. Mr. Cook, father-in-law of Mr.

A. E. Dolbow, of four miles northwest of Kearney, who lately arrived in the county, from McCoupin county, Illinois, died at the residence of Mr. Dolbow, last Sunday morning at 2 o'clock, from a congestive chill. The deceased had reached the advanced age of eighty four years, and lad come out to make his home among his children in this sunny climt but was with them only a few days, when called to a far and better home on hisrh, where trouble is never known; where love and peace reign supreme.

The Cotote extends its sympathies to the family in this their sad be reavement. A party consisting of four of our young people visited with Miss Ella Watts, at her h.me in 21 37, last Sun day. They report a pleasant visit, which we do not doubt iothe least, as Miss Ella knows how to entertain com pany. The young tourists must have gotten quite cold while returning home late that evening, for they were seen wrapped np in bed comforts, shawls, lap ropes etc, on their way down. One of them must have taken morphine or some other sleepin properties, 86 it was a temlle hard matter to keep the said party awake so we Lear.

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ail est I caa- 11 Cr.X Nile. Rtfister. Tn4 OCc at Garden City, Kansas Veii. U. Notice Ktifir i.1rea fdt Th foj'owiti rtamr ttkr hM fix rk'-'t bi to ra i pn" in of tbl i-t ill ni.t tv'twr Kcr-Iswnr 't.

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or Gems. ACTUAL SETTLERS A STECILLTY. rates. We conduct a general law practice Garden City, Kansas. E1KSAS, of General Land Office.

public land laws. Three and General Land OfSee. OSee in U. S. 11, 12 and 13, UarUen City.

Tlie Permanent Co. Seat boon. BOOM BOOM nil (i i auocoa CHANTILLY SITUATED IN THE GEOGEATHC CENTER OF KEARNEY COUNTY IUS TIIE TemixirarT, And ill Have SELLING VERY RAPIDLY. AND WE WILL of. F-jra Mc aer.

Kn of, its 11 rrn rstnTTirn anxious expression he wore on his fantftic toe until abjut three face, we were satisfied that he wanted o'clock Friday morning, the j13y to stop with us a while and Lke part crowd dispersed, going to tlieir styer-- hime fsometif whuh were near at run runmLn irsrunmiiUii W. C. Jt.huson. and after tririns the -hand, whde others were quite i success of the dance, and the good time they cpcricnoejL n.l ft- trinW tfilt aaVVili av 1 nrjrent busiuess elsewhere, deprived him of the pleasure of so doing. Too bad.

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