The Millbrook Herald from Millbrook, Kansas • 4

OUR MOTTO TRADE AND-SAILORS' -RIGHTS. ft DflvnnnB Cud Grwili! Fir F.rtl IIAHD QnEfJAOa The Millbrook Herald. office. r.i i hnd Graham and Trego ccinntie Ui H. O.

Tersely Editor. 5 Geo. Rogers "Publisher. 1 ikmtl, liapl, MoQomicul WTil pot trmt tnr man lyM twiUinxitu to fchtdaub f.naJ to tmk fj fctbfta. 7tbla UUncbM Loom f.n null i liw tt folia apoci will nut bum.

VTdo tt rilr)iji nintlirnli-nt Ttrln Tiiirp tn i Entered thV'poofflec Jtillbrook KatwAS, for Iran-siaw-ion through the mails as tecoad cla8 matter, I iriii vIiwvit tin- I rjipiiiy takin? Hit nerou ofler." Local Pickings. ii rary puptT in Knitsa. ('Uinf jmt: $ubseribo for the -N, C. Terrell took In Wa-Keeney and Hays City kit week. Bring your sheep peit to N.

C. Ter-re 11 and get the highest market This is euppoaed to be a very poor I Wm, Grc-m moving his ftock of gzutnl merchandise Fremont this Wanicc One hnnflrcd able-bodied Been to subscribe for tee Herald. Our psper is Lite thli ireek cn account cf our pateut cot reaching us in time. One hundred bushele of choice millet ftcd for saif at the Herald odce Price, tersnty-fivc cents per bushel. A new paper Las been established at Xcajr Island, caUed the Pliillipi County Democrat, If yon wrnt to buy a farm or a number one cattle or ctil on N.

C. Terrell. The strike on the Missouri -aclft sys tem has r.t last been riised and the train are ranuing tbe full length of the system Without interruption. N.C.Terrell will ell you all the land yon want from a quarter to' ilie sec tions. We noticed a flock of wild geese fly tog northward last Sunday only a few feet from the ground.

They were slowly flapping their Wings na th'Ough they bad the iprihg fever. George T. Galoway has sold tout his Interest in the alkali wells and moved back to his farm on the Saline. A tew Bhort months drinking alkali water cooked fun, fact; uinnjyfiOM. nmI 2-e nr stunp or jpoc inuti.

ON RE AI. E'ST AT E. On as reaponable terms as any in the county. If yon contemplate cnrinfr a loan call on N. C.

Terrell KANSAS Johnston, BOOK ft()B PRINTERS, Engravers, UDBIlKlt TAMP MAKERS, TEREOTY N. E. Cor. 8th and Kan. TOPEKA; KANSAS.

I I ill Wallace, VBOrniElOKS OF HIE JANKON BALL LAND ACEXCY. KANSAS iy and sell improved ana Unimproved real estate in western Kansas. Boualide! purchasers or those' who contemplate pur chasing, can hot do better than to eonmlt linn before buying. All It tors con 5 j-ing. stamps will he iT0mptlv The Line sefefc'te triU.S 'Gov't carry .1 Fiat rTi 0 5 put- B.OnB Mil Ctt IV TJt WHh trzUx containing Pullman PfJaM Cars, between theJollowing without chances CHICAGO, PitflA, -y 1 KANSAS CITY, mtiVtpXr- CAlAHA, 6Tr, tfpS 5 QUINCY, ClCls A Fi BUfFFS, AT5 I A tEAVnwPTH, 1 OUn ciTY, 5T, PAUL Eiewntl Equipped Paisenger Trtf running tver this perfect system, passing into and through tfca ihportar.t Cities and Towns in V-a fireat States of Illinois, fowA; F.USSOURI, AM5A3, UCOLORADO, rv-lNMESOTA.

ti LinaeWeen KANSAS WTf' tEAVENWORIHi ST. JOSEPH r.nd CPS MOINES. COUNCIL BLUFFS, OMAHA. StOUX CITY ST. KANSAS CJTT, ATCHISON.

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8. axo M. X. r. Monk Ft Connecanvi irtUaliin Dei forEll points 1r.

tr-iStatean fcomatter re yoa a'? iciug, pcrcae y.r i. Vti; representation of tba great ilnierican, siher dollar. Thfa dollar is a ity on on account. The country is considerably split up just at- present unl is not determined whether it is a dollar or or not a dollar. Some cve it demonitized.

Tbey evident- iy don't have very many of them or they 'would want them increased in value to a dollar and a half. But uo- withstanding all this, until later re ports are received they will be taken this offica in the liquidation of all debts for one hundred cents. Each and all you may bring will be taken in exchange for the 2erald. Only one hundred cents per year P. Pomeroy is the possessor of a princely fortune.

Many of the years of his active business life have been pleasunr-'y and profitably spent in tins city. He Uhs faith in Kansas and in Atchison, and he has large property Interests i both. The public library das always baen a lav-orite with Mr. Pomeroy ba-lieves it furnishes means of rational amus-earent to an immense nun.berol' people. He desires to erect sOHie substantial evi-if a public character to show hi3 feeling toward the city and its citizens.

He will it a very early day pelee I a central site build upon It an elegant structure, tor the library aseoclatien, the buildinz to cost not less than $25,000. and to contain, in addition to the library apartments, rooms from which a revenue can be obtained. A deed to the property will then be made to the association, and will eon tain a stipulation that the city shall also make an annual appropriation for the support oi the library. This splendid gift to so worthy an institution will speak louder than mere words of tlio entsrprlse and generosity of J. P.

Pomeroy. Trades Union. Money 1 money Everybody needs money, and N. C. Terrell has plenty of it to loan on good security I if.

fhnlnTcoct, Tfa Sf inforacf 1 George Burntll has trarTed his inters In the alkali wells for a timber claim. George is on tne sick fist but will move out to his farm as soen as he can get. the alkidi water out of his system so that In onn jfet well. A new Register. has Ma appointed for the Wa-Keeney htnd o'nlce, Hon." 0.

L. Baird havinr n'ppointi! through the recommendation of Consres. raau McCreary "of Kentucky. We arV truly glad to see a change in the Wa-Keeney office. A more malignant parti zaa has never held office than the present Register, B.

J. F. Banna. We that when the democratic Register takes pos session of the fflce the poor homesteader will not have to wait two week3 on expense before he can enter his land. Subscribe or the Herald the official paper of the United States.

The following is the prayer that was ordered to be preserved on the journal of the house. "Give ear, oh, God of acob. had awtskcn'us to see the danger which 'threatens tbeViviHzed world a'revblution mere tremendous than any of which history in which the scents of the reign of terror may be enacted in every capUl. in Europe and For long fe have mastered the many, they qn-derstood the open secret the tools to; them that can.Juse them; But how the many have learned theWret of organization, drill and dynamite. House the rich of the world to mderstand that the ttime ha 8 come for grinding, selnsb monopoly to cease; that corporations to get souls in them with justice, honor, conscience and human kindness, Teach the rich men of this country that great fortunes are lent1 them by Thee for othcT purpo than to build and decorate palaces, to found 'private collections ot art, to stock wine eel-lars, to keep racing studs and yachts and to find better company than hostlers grooms and jockeys, poolsellers and bookmakers." SuKcrite fortheflEBAXD.

Tks 1st Fitftrt iBstrasest Mh Used Gxoluciveiy tthf Grand Conservatory of OP KEVJ YCKK. Endoroed by all Emi.nant AtHrtf- AUGUSTUS 0 CO', M-rc WARER3UXS, 53 W. ZM St. U'cT, VaS. tstiisgl It Bichtk I Sjrfi.fiipnJ Warranted nt to Jrturs to CUlte.

Ask your Grocer for ii. eaaaot i pJTToa, one ealewlll yniaoa i on tf tlx two cent sumpirur -ADttiuju tn mhrad "Chremo vr.rit bcrs. raaadOrocers s'aosld A. SHOUDY- SCF usipe miim the mi gf IEATI8S i mm fir ROSS lABLS mm tjES-roa ft. ii tsg 1 1 FULL BED it- SIKGLE BED CHILD'S GEO JtSSTCrja F0BF8T E0' iiooiiora, xu.

OURA3LE, ARTIS1 MANUFACTURED BY THE for Cdtalosu and Prfco Lls LTI VS F'' 4oulU Row Com riatiter I .5 end'T'ertiHzer AttachmtHtg tOm- in on Machine iTa ana of tfirittt the Great 8estte xpo- uaa. Tee tiamaad arrrtdy Ml aifcsou ii "tore tira as larra bwt year. RELIABLE AGENTS waatMinanur oecupied terrftorj. oes4 for maJad tzt. AaiTtmn, a-- 1 1" mm TQito fad that eonlAffratwai or flrat re pnrraM.

iMnd to for lull prticuiRf and of ov.t uf nphJeU contaiianp proot of the wordertulaScfoMy of Grenade in artaai firvc Nw Farm Adirecs ZXAYWAHn If ATTO GRENADE CO 407-409 Broadwar, Timvr Xrlu 3o GOMBIIIATION THRESHZD l8.tH& LEAD 1 110 ii ACH1NE OF THE VEC7 Combines all tbe a4lTantmi ct proii ajid Vibrat'or Itlarhiaca ia cacapest to raa ITnll of insprovenientfl and stUfactoVr Thtekljcr wade CTffOTf Xripfe bar ITorco TrncUbii iCnftnca jeu ro rdng tojsbrchaso or ar fait' C9Ot 111 toeen i ipr.oar uanaaam new fcSpTlii2 111 tuiormauon. 0 UPTON MT'G POHT HURON. r.TICIli Send BENCH'S Riding or Walking Corn and'rallcvv i 1 ilJIHHmn llaM, Kara. PriTt Keanace, riolrL ruliM nt, or Muafhctor; ihoaid without uc'r prpUctJon, wart Ht. Mtit.

rvUabU an for axeau ia iha UnitM vorceste 1 1 17 "TliM II bis goose. Lanul bo you want land? If so, call on N. C. Terrell. Millbrook, and he will show jcu jU3t what you want.

We would suggest that the 4what is It" build a room on back of his den to be i rued as a coker room, vnecsera mm whist In front would make it look respect able and then you know there's money In it. Call OVM. 0. Inlow if you wan a good book orifyouwant to act as agont write to bim for terms -Hill City JSfen. -I It is the style of some advertisers to commence article like a very interesting nm and ran along for a column or tw aad then lud up with liver pills or kiduey cure.

This makes a man iwearng We do not do that way, but come light out and gay that C. Terrell bae Und for sale, and if you will see him be-rorc buying he will sell you just the farmer ranch that you want for he ball thena. WbUe in Edmond lastvwek we chanced to meet W. S. Uray, editor of the Lonora Monitor.

Mr Gray is the auttior-Ircd orgauteor of the Knights of Labor lor thi3 part of Kansas. He as then on his way to Norton ou bnsinegs connected with the ordr. Mr. Gray will visit Millbrook in the near future to organe an aa-tcmbly and he hopes that all who are deilious cf jD'miDg or are friendly to the order will hear what he has to say. Ue MffeM iJ-tucposcd to hate originated from ta.

fact that a cer-tam editor (a good suae yeaw ago) wag one of a pair of twin brctberj who when got mixed rp so that he never knew whether he was himsolf or his brother. (N, Take Notice. Copyrighted the publUhers. Anyone caught using tbl jofi will be prosecuted Jo the full ex-teotof the law.) Well of all things! That is what we call an insult. Democrats! Democrats froji away back, and to think that the 'devil" in the absence of the editor of the Reveille should try to slur not only na bat th-3 great principles of the Democratic party by asking ns when we were going change our shirt.

No Sir, Sanford, you knowingasyoudidthe doctrine of our "party to throw out your Tile insinuation si Tho foul hint may blacken our character vfor a while but then we will be revenged we bav to fool around here a week af-mw are dead to the chance. i i.