Santa Fe Monitor from Santa Fe, Kansas • 1

Historical Pooloty rx VOLUME XIII. SANTA FK, II ASK15LL COUNTY. KANSAS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1899. NO. 33 LOCAL 2 Most of tin grip sufferers in these I parts are getting better.

OFFICIAL -'DIBECTCEK. Congressman 7th District Jerry Simpson. Senator 38th District A. Lupfer HASKELL COl'NU Representative Ailm Harper. Judge 32nd Win.

Easton Hutchison. (8. M. Alexander. Vi Inegar 1 1'ayne, TountyClerk i ve.

w. i 1 1 1 1 1 iteSCLUTEEVPURE Makes the food more delicious and wholesome BOVM, UKWWI PQWflM 00., WtW V0K. treasurer i r. miiiikiiu. i sheriff.

I). Jones, Reeister of Deeds James 8tai lev. Probate Judge J. I'ureell. Bup't Public Instruction E.

A. Davis. County Attorney A. I'. llemingr.

Clerk District Court A. A. Harlow. Surveyor A. D.

Woodman. Coroner Lolimiller. Mrs. KW. Millard Associate Examiners w.

C. earee. Judge Joseph F. Culver, a prominent citizen of Emporia, died at his home Friday morning, after an illness of four months. He was a great temperance worker.

Nice fresh pork at the postoflioe. store. The Santa school resumed operation again Monday. 3. 0.

McCoy has case of the grip tins, weefci D. C. Rotvrtsoirand Court Brown went to Garden City yesterday after noon. Alty, G. L.

Miller, of Garden City, was in town last night on his way to iberal. H. S. Darr, of I. akin, a traveling salesman, was looking after business in town to day.

J. M. Fletcher i nd daughter, Mrs. 0. O.

Heminirer, are visit'mir rela tives in Jewell county. L. C. Cash, of Garden City, a traveling salesman, was looking after business in tw to-day. Mr.

Edwards and wife, of Meade county, visited with Mrs. Jidwards parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al Watson, this week. Will Stansifer was trading in town Tuesday.

lie reported his folks all down with the grip, and himself just able to be out. C. W. Crail, of Colusa, was in the county several days this week ookinir after his cattle int rests. Grant County Republican.

Miss Grace Colburn, of Garden City, who has been visiting friends in Hutchinson, left Saturday night for Kansas City, to enter-, a college Hutchinson News. The regular meeting of Santa Fe post JNo. 42d will be held the first Saturday in each month at 10 o'clock. D. A.

Wootoian, J. L. Snavely, Commander. Adjutant. J.

A. Glazier is making good head way with his work on the center well in this city. He bad to temporarily suspend work Friday evening on ac count of the folks at home being sick with the grip. Sam Phebus, ho has been connec ted with a livery barn in Garden City in one capacity or another for a number of years past, has rented the old L. C.

Cash barn, just worth of the and is running a first class feed barn. Stop with fum the next time you go to Garden City and we predict you will be a regular customer after that. TO Ct'llK A COL1J IN ONE IAY Take Laxative Uromo Quinine Tablets. All Druggists refund the money if Itfails to cure. Price 23 cents.

CASTOR I A Tor Infants and Children. The Kind You Hate Always Bought Bears the Signature of Don't Tobacco Spit ard 8mok9 lonr Life Away. If you want to quit tobacco Usui? easily and lorever. bemado well, strong, rnngiietic. full of new life and vior, take rso-lo-mc.

the wonder-worker, that makes weak men strons. Many gain ten poundsin ten days. Over 400,000 cured. Buy No-To-Bac of your druggist, under guarantee to cure, 50c or 1.00. Booklet and sample mailed free.

Ad. Sterling ltemedy Chicago or New York. WANTED SKVERAL TRUST WORTH persons In this state to manage our business in their own and nearby counties. It is mainlv office wi.rk conducted at hom. Salary straight a year and expenses definite, bonafide, no more, oless salary.

Monthly T5. References. Enclose, self-addressed stamped envelope. Herbert E. Jless.

Dept. Chicago. rfl IJM.tHMIhUU.hLl P.IIHIS WHtUf- All USE (AILS. Best Coudh Syrup. Tastet Good.

Use 3j in time. Hon or orntrtri-fv 1 The best high patent Hour $1.15 a sack at the postoffice store. We publish a very interesting letter this week from England from our friend, II. W. Day, George Alexander and Miss Nora Smith of Lock port, attended the dance Friday night.

County Superintendent E. A. Davis did his threshing last week. He had something over 700 bushels all told. We learn through Mrs Jones that a baby girl was born to Mr.

and Mrs. C. W. Brewer, liynumville, recently. Robert, the young son of the Monitor family, has been afllicted with a rather serious case of the grip this week, but is getting better.

R. L. Davis, one of the prominent young stock men of the county, enrolls his name as a subscriber to the Monitor this Thank you. M. D.

Anderson and wife, of Conductor, were trading in town to-day. They reported Uncle John Anderson at home nursing a case of the grip. E. M. McMahan was called to Garden City Tuesday evening by special messenger on account of the serious illness of their baby.

It was reported a little better to-day. The dance in Santa Fe Friday night was a sort of a 10 to 1 affair. That is 10 boys to 1 girl. However a very pleasant evening was spent and all report a good time. They were able to run two sets most of the time.

No family should be without a jar of Mentholatum in the house at this time of the year. It may save your baby's life. It will stop that croupy cough in five minutes. The post-office store has just received a fresh supply. I.

Tucker says girls are rather common, that it is a boy at their house, came Monday evening and weighs 10 lbs. All parties getting along nicely, The father informs us they are thinking of naming it "And Lastly." From the Garden City papers we learn that the cattle market at that place has materially improved of late. This is good news to the people of the southwest. Two and three year olds sold as high as 4 cents, which is a good price. You can get 14 pounds of best granulated sugar for $1 at the Tost office store.

If your purchases amount to we will give 15 lbs. If your bill amounts to $5 we wjll give you 1G pounds of best sugar for How much do you get elsewhere? The ladies of Santa Fe have organ lzed a lhursday atternoon prayer meeting. It met with Mrs. II. Jones this week arid next week will meet with Mrs.

E. M. Brown. At meetjn9 they also review the Sunday school lesson. i coraiai in vitation is extended for you to attend, Word has been received in this place of a serious accident which happened to Jonas Aunnller, who formerly lived' in the south part of this county but who is now living in Greenwood county.

A short time ago while loading a shot gun the weapon went off tearing away the greater part of his right hand and terribly mutilating the remainder of it. When he wrote he was getting along as well as could be expected. When in need of anything in the patent medicine line call at the postoffice store-Representative John Harper has been assigned to a place on the print ing, local and judiciary commitees. Mr. and Mrs.

1). W. Pitts, of Gar- den Citv, mourn the loss of their two weeks old girl baby last Thursday. James Jones, Jack llheuby, Mert Newhouse and Will Bethel were Seward county representatives at the dance Friday night. Rev.

Hall was here Sunday and filled his appointment in the morn ing by preaching a most excellent sermon. He will be here airain in two weeks, nothing preventing. Judge Tlieo. Uotkin, who served as assistant adjutant general with the rank of captain, during the late war, has returned home and will resume the practice of law in this city. lie is looking very well.

Hutchinson Interior Herald. Levi Ilenthoin threshed some grain Friday which he calls white rice corn which made 35 bushels to the acre. The grain is nearly twice as large as the common rice corn. lie had altogether nearly 700 bushels. You should see him for seel.

Knott Payne and a Mr. Wilkinson, two young men from Kentucky, who are working in the northwest part of the county, attended the dance in Santa Fe Friday night. This was their first visit to Santa Fe. They express themselves as well pleased with this country. Will Rinehart, living seven miles south, had a horse to die not long ago, and his young son Sammy was in town Sunday evening and conveyed the information that they were just catching lots of coyotes now.

He said "the first night we set the trap we caught our dog and the next night Mr. Woodring's dog." O0mMMMM4q I Advice to ioosumotiies There are three great remedies that every person with I weak lungs, or with consump- tion itself, should understand. I These remedies will cure i about every case in its first stages and many of those 1 more advanced. It is only the most advanced that are hopeless. Even these are wonderfully relieved and life I itself greatly prolonged.

What are these remedies Fresh air, proper food and scoii's Hsion I of Cod-Liver Oil -with Hypo- phosphites. Be afraid of draughts but not of fresh air. Eat nutritious food and drink plenty of milk. Donotfcrget that Scott's Emulsion is the I oldest, the most thoroughly tested and the highest en-I dorsed of all remedies for weak throats, weak 1 ungs and 1 consumption in all its stages. joe.

and oo; all flruggnii. SCOTT BOW NE, Chemiiti, NW York. awW4HWmW4HMMlMtttMB (MTV OK lobn .1. Mavor. Clerk Treasurer Police Judge Marshal and Street Commissioner Miller tames K.

Stanley Chas. HarshmaiK I. Meredith. TI D. Councllmen Chas.

Newman, I W. II. Chaplin. H. K.

Mlllikan. POST OFFICE RFGULATION. Garden Cltv Staee Konte, dnl)v; North bound Mail closes at 1 p. m. The mail from Garden arrives .30, p.

tn. John J. Miller. I'. M.

A T. S. F. R. R.

Time Table, AT GARDEN CITY. DECEMBER 12, 1887. EAST. Vn. 2, Atlantic Express 4 :40 p.

No. 4. Chicago Limited a. m. No.

Kansas City Chicago 4:07 a. in, No. 8, Kansas City and Chicago 2:25 p. No. 82.

Local freight (carries pass'grs) 4:15 p. WEST. No. 1 California Express 11 p. No.

3 California Limited in. P.o.6 Colorado fclltah Express 11 :22 p.m. No. 17 Mexico California Express. 2 a.

m. No. 81 way reight(earries passengers) 8 :20 a. in Trains 1 and 2 carry free reclining chair cars, Tourist and Pullman Sleepers. No.

3 Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays only. No. 4 Mondays.Wednesdays and Fridays only Trains 5 aud 8 carry free reclining chair cars aha ruiiman bieepers. Trains 81 and 82 dally except Sunday. Tickets sold, and baggage checked through to an IUC principal (luiius ill inr umieu outies.

C. E. Chapman. Agent, Garden City, Kas yy C. PEARCE, Attorney at Law, Santa Fe.

Kansas. Collections a specialty. Business for no residents given, careful attention. B. L.

SHOBh, DENTIST, GARDEN CITY, KAS. Rooms over Bank of Western Kansas. All kinds of Dental pork done on short notice and guaranteed. TASTELESS LL ry 0 Li IS JUST AS COOD FOR ADULTS. WARRANTED.

PRICE 50cts Galatxa, Hot. 16, 1303. Paris McdlciDO St. Louis. Mo.

Gentlemen: We sold last year, 600 bottles of GROVE'S TASTELEfcS CHILL TONIC aod have bought three gross already this year. In all our experience of year, in the drug bnslness, bnv9 sever aoiu an BniciaiatuKave bupd universal eatia fmill'M 1 iStHitt I Frank A. Lanstrum, postmaster and part owner of tlio Pratt County Republican, was found dead in bod Friday morning. He has been in poor health for several years. We have received the Eleventh Biennial Report of the Kansas State Board of Agricultural, with the compliments of its author, Secretary F.

D. Cobum. It is full of valuable information for the fanner and stockman and should have a wide circulation. You can secure a copy by sending your name and address with 20cts to pay postago to F. D.

Co-burn, Topeka, Kas. A Solution of Poverty. During his recent visit to Denver, on the recent tour of inspection, Gen eral Manager Frey said to a reporter of the Denver Nevs: "The year wo are now entering upon," said Mr. Frey in an interest ing talk concerning the railway, ''is one of the most promising the west has ever known. So far as the Santa Fe road is concerned, it will in all probability be one of the most prosperous years in its history.

We have made a trip through the valley of the Arkansas where extensive im provements are in contemplation. The valley is a remarkably attractive location for agriculturalists and stock raisers and our people will devote special attention this winter in pre paring publications calling attention to the iinmenso possibilities of that favored region. We stopped at the Salvation Army colony, and if there were any skeptics in the party, their doubts quickly vanished after seeing the neat cottages and the general air of thrift and contentment that prevails in this colony. That, colony is a solution of the poverty questions. The movement of immigrants into the valley is now in progress at a lively rate, and promises to increase greatly before spring.

Some Hare I'misies. To give our readers an opportunity to test their famous Pansy Seeds, Messrs. May the well known seed growers of St. Paul, Minnesota, will mail their Giant Pansy Collection to any person sending them only ten cents in silver or stamps. This collection consisls (if the following live rare varieties, put up in live separate packets, (over fiOO seeds) enough for a largo Pansy bed: Improved Snow Queen, white; the Shall, bronze colored; Gorgeous, dark brownish Blue, delicate lavender blue; German Prize Mixed, a superb mixture of choice varieties.

Send ten cents for the Pansy collection and give them the names and address of four persons Who 15uy Seeds, and they will include free a packet of the wonderful Horn Poppy. On each packet will ho printed full cultural instructions. Thev will also send to any gardener 'or farmer one Package of their Extra Early Tree lomato on receipt or six cents in stamps. Their handsomely illustrated Catalogue will bo mailed free on application, to any one who intends to purchase seeds this spring. Jo sure and mention our paper when writing May Co.

Carcarelsstimulate liver, kidneys and bowels. Never sicken, weaken or gripe, I'lc. taction yuux UUUU lours truly, ABS EV.CAKB 4C.