The Bogue Signal from Bogue, Kansas • 3

bv trading with Low oney j. craven, iVi 0 I the leader in aveo BOGUE, KAS. GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FLOUR, QUEENSWARE, CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC. It is thought that the pili of R. R.

Time Table. UOOVli LAMENT. liy 11. P. Clu-.

stone opposite the city drug store is to be put into a large office for the land department of the Union Pacific R. R. Why! ofco EAST. 1:40 A. JI- GOING WEST.

10:41 A. M. 4:05. P.M. Kroisht There have been moro than a J.

II. CROWLEY, LEADS THE FALL TRA1JE WITH BIG BARGAINS! dozen traveling men in Rogue time past week but space forbids giving them personal mention. The winter winds are howling now, On this November night; Where will we sleep, oh! when; and how, We who in Bogue delight? We've worked all day have had our hash, Our muscles now are weary; Have done our work and got our rush, 13 nt still the case looks dreary. We've searched for beds on wanner nights And Kansas feathers found, Rogue needs a church and a you should school house, and tome action should I be taken bv our ciiiixns to im aie their construction this winter. --IN- The citizens of Boue have been uunsually orderly the past week and there is nothing to report from police court, except a few plain Who said that Boa-no was going to put in a street car line, and elec subscribe for the BOGUE tric lights this winter We dwn't think of such a tiling before spring.

Our hotels are crowded every day. Dry Coods, Hats, Caps, Boots, Furnishing Goods, 'CLOTHING! The Largest Assortment! The Newest Stylesl The Finest Qualities I Lowest Li vino; Prices! Cometo us for a Square Deal--afair deal altogether on the Quality and Merit of what weoffer you. J. B. Crowley.

We must either build some largo ho tels or stop this awful rash to Boguo. The former plan would be the easier. Peto Mitchell, of Alton, and an Yea! It is delightful woathor. i'. McBrido upont Suudny in Osborne.

H. Menkemcyer visited Flaiuvillo Tuesday. -Tho new hotol is fast nearing completion. Euy a sample order of Chews' frosb cranberries. Arctica at Chess ut Bed Rock Prices.

R. R. Chews wont to Plainville Monday on business. Go to the Signal office for job work. Katitifaction guaranteed.

1 We will got our mail over Lho now road after the 20th hist. --A. L. McPherson went to Stockton Monday, on business. See that new invoieo of boots and hoos at J.

B. Crowley's. Billy Bushaway is having a well dug at his boarding house. Come to R. Ii.

Chess Co. for gloves and mittens. Bogue. Logan Pritchard, of Millbrook, called at the Smhal office J. Craven soils more groceries for $1.

than any one in the county. The Signal wonts correspondents in every township in this part of the county. If you want a stove this winter, don't fail to hoc J. Q. Adams Co.

--Tom Nichols, of Bow Creek, nndo a pleasant call last Thursday. The SioxaIi will fill out all over eastern capitalist by the name of Hunter are in the city to-day. Mr. Hunter intends to invest in Boguo before leaving. Signal.

But this they call "The boarders rights'" All spread upon the ground. In Minkeys butcher-shop we lay, While winds were whistling in And tossed upon our pile of hay, And tried to "bear and For still we hoped for better fare When winter's blasts should blow, And yet we know not how nor where To hide from storms and snow. There's ('raven, Billy and Menkemcyer, Their grub is good enough, But then, to never see the fire Is getting rather tough. We'd love to sit around the stove And chew and smoke and chat; Then let ine say just here, by Jove, We'd like a hook for coat and hat. Oh! when can hotel fare be had? Please Mc.

just rush your cattle; For we will bo so very glad To hear your dishes rattle. But gladder still to hear you say "You'll tind good beds in No. 11." We'll rush up stairs sing on the way "We're on our way to Heaven." We'll bid farewell topic-nie life, Since summer days are o'er; You restaurant men go tell your wife She'll feed "we bovs" no more. A. gentleman on our streets Sun day, resembling an advance agent for Bogue a theater, turned out to be J'oo Randall who had just come from the hands Hardware Store.

of the barber. 1 CAKRV A COMt'LKTK STOCK OK We have seen the genial W. L. Wallace, of Hill City, on our streets 1 1 ii! "mi i.i i ii several days the past week. He is probably picking up boom pointers ior their hamlet.

Rev. X. R. George, the Congre gational minister of Hill City, held di vine services in Bogue last Sunday. He will conduct the servico at this place every alternate Sunday.

Talk about booms! There is no town in this country that is improving as rapidly as Boguo. There are -co- paid subscriptions. to the Webster i i now eight biiildiiigs'itt file course of Because- It is your paper and will benefit you. Because- It is fresh and newsy and worth the money. and Because- We want you to subscribe, so bad, that we make this EXTRA ORDINARY y.

1 Enterprise). -Su'woi-ibe far tho StiW at once Head the special inducements in another column. -'-H. V. Guto-i, ono of the big con-iractors of this road, passed through Bogue Tuesday.

CO construction, and still there's more to follow. Ed. peers, of Millbrook, accompanied by his charming bride, visited the motropolw Saturday. The Sm-xai. office, having smoked to their future happiness, tenders congratulations and best wishes.

1 New goods, good goods, goods nt bottom prices at K. It. Chess Bogue, Katisas. John Lord has the foundation in Why don't some one get married or commit suicide 1 Our enterprising SUF.LV ASD HEAVY IIAKDWAliE, TlXWAKR, (UlAMTWAUK, DA RU WlRfi, AnntCULWRAL IMPLEMENTS OF ALL KINDS, STUDEBAKER WAGONS, WINDMILLS, llAPGOOD PLOWS, fer a neat little residence in the north Geo. L.

Dillman, who was in very critical condition last week, is slowly iimuov Mj him had a long siege of "sickness (seven weeks) and we hopo his recovery will be speedy and permanent. The sheriff of Lincoln county invaded the quiet precincts of Bogue ono day last week and persuaded one of our festive railroaders to accompany him back to Lincoln where, it is rumored, he was wanted for disposing of mortgaged property. Last Friday night the music loving people of Bogue were given a rare treat. The "star boarders" i Wld tho boards at the Fulkorson House in a somnambulistic concert. Aldrich, the Hobo basso, ably supported by a corps of acknowledged artists fairly outrivaled themselves in the production of Sleep Dispellers wonderful chorus, S'Nora Genu.

As tho hist sonorous notes of tho thirteenth stanza were dying and quiveriug on tho heavy nt-mosphero, the audience nearly went wildwith enthusiasm and endeavored to show their appreciation by making tho distinguished nasalista tho recip citizens should attend to this mutter and leave nothing undone that will ETC. USTEliS, PKMPS, east part of town. Ed. Weyer, of Webstor, is assisting on the carpenter work of Menko meyer's building. J.

Q. ADAMS Co. help to build up the town. Tho Signal wishes to correct an error which it made in last issue, regarding the death of Col. Burt.

It seems that notwithstanding our report to the contrary, Col. Burt is still Let the Signal mould your opin ions for the next year. It will only 0 nTT'T AM TJ A MAT A TAT Ai cost you one dollar. Z. T.

Fletcher was over from Nic i I I I I I II I among the living. We sincerely beg 1 Ll odemus, Tuesday on business connec 7, tho pardon of Col. Burt and oar few readers, for this mistake. ted with his pension. J.

T. Locke, of Webster, is in the Mr. James O'Connor, living one Do A (UMiernl and one-half miles south of town, city this week superintending the rut vey of Pepper's addition. made tho first shipment of cattle from Graham county. He started 52 head Jv Q.

Adams, of Webster, was in LAID. LOAN, II IISURAIGE BUSIM of fat steers from Boguo Monday town Friday, looking after his hard ware business in Bogue. To every CASH Subscriber, Dr. Voris, his son and daughter, and Jesse Whiteell, of Webster took ients of the greater part of the loose furniture in tho room. The gang aro certainly artistic in their rendition but unfortunately were not appreciated by the entire audience on account of the length of the programme.

They have dales here for another week. Notice to School Teachers, in the sights at Boguo Sunday. Ed. Rose, the gentlmanly book keeper at J. Q.

Adams Co's. Hard ColUnMions A. Hpecnlt v. AGENTS FOR BOGI TOWI LOTS. i paying ware btore, takos two copies of the pa -is per.

morning. They go to Kansas City where they will bo consumed by the residents of that village- on Christmas. yes, yes come one come all, For Boctuu is orf the Boom; Both north and south she snreads herself To make for you inoreroom. We'll welcome you from east or west What e'er your calling be; Now is the time you should invest, You'd better come and see. Tuesday surveyors laid off a 1G0 acre addition south of town, belonging to I.

N. Pepper of Stockton. This addition contains some very desirable residence lota and will be put on the market at once. Our additions are Henry Neely is putting up a neat At the last meeting of the Graham county Teacher's Association, the Co. was divided into four Districts, by a lino running north and south through dwelling in Haima's addition and will move his family to this place next week ii Hill City, and east and west by the Solomon River.

The south-east quar A man from Hoxie was in the city Monday. We are unable to learn his name but can not miss a local on that ter of the county is District No. and the Hon. county Supt. has appointed H.

Swendener, l.I VKItV, I-MOIOD iiml KA INSTABLE. BOGUE, KANSAS. Good teams and reasonable rates. your humble servant Vice President account J. B.

Crowley has one of the most of the same, with power to call meet ings. and arrange programmes. I becoming quite numerous but are nec Feeling my inability to do justice te will scihi to your address, one copy of the SIGXA one year and will also send a copy to anv other address, THREE MONTHS, FRKE" to so important a work I call ujou ev cry teacher and friend of education to meet me in convention at the school house in-Distriet No. (Kebar school house) at 10 o'clock A. Saturday, Dec.

1.1, for the puriHjse of becoming MEAT STAR A essary to accommodate the great influx of people to our city. How we do boom! The business men of Bogue are determined to draw the trade from all the surrounding country if good good and low prices will do it, and we can assure our many readers that it will be to their interest to trade with our merchants. Thoy ore ail honest enterprising men who will treat you fairly and courteously and, tojget your trade, will sell you goods chePHT than any place else in the county. Help build up your town by patronizing its acquainted, and thoroughly organizing for the work. Every teacher must feel the imjxjr- comfortable and substantial buildings in town.

He has just finished concreting it You shoidd see those new smoking sets at the city Drug Store. They are dasies and will bo rallied off before Christmas. F. C. McKee came down from Millbrook Friday to we the boom.

It is needless to say that ho wus well repaid for his trip. Bogue is now a fuel supply station on this road, the R. R. Co. having just completed acofd bin at this place, t'ighty feet" in lunrth.

The residence of Oscar TolLert in Hf.nna's oddition is nearly com le d. Ii will ndd considiTHl'lc to the t.r.t il town. iMar kaTI E. K. LINDKN'MTTII.

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. tance of thse meetings, and should take a lively interest in the work. We will prepare no programme fur our first meeting until wo see what material we have, and if we ne a programme we can arrange one. Now KSTIMATE KrHMSHEDOX AM. V.iH5.

All T.jk guarautf e-i iirst Cla-. A full line of fresh, dry and salt meats, bologna, lard and pickled pigs feet. Hutlrr bough! ami Meal! In liiilos and irs. JI. V.

MIXOK, rilOPHEITOR merchant-, and as Bogue increases in size and importance, your farms will raise hi value. Our interests are isinf- Tciu hers, Sclicol-K-ards. pnrcnts. pu- I rvnrv tulr tlf fnrti rilif um. II.

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