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PKOPR1BTOBS. OKI WM 9 To lie BUCKLIN, HDDSB FINEST TURNOUTS ALWAYS BEADY. PASSENGERS CARRIED TO ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY Fop Groceries, Queens, and Glass-? Ware, Tp' Traveling Public Will Find the ENTERPRISE BTABLIJ a Splendid PLACE to Leave Their Teams, CHARGES REASONABLE. FLpJJR. MEAT.

OIL AND SYRUP. CIGARS, ORANGES, LEMONS TOBACCO, PEANUTS, ETC J. E. FIHSBACK, Kprth Up Street, Bucklin, Kansas. DEALER IN GROCERIES FOUR, MEAL, MEAT, LARD, SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA, BEANS.

RICE, SODA, 13A-KING POWDER. CURRANTS, PRUNES, APPLES. STARCH, COAL OIL, VINEGAR, PI0HLES JSGRGTJM SYRUP. OYSTERS, AXLE GREASE, ALL KINDS OL CAN, NED GOODS, QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE, ETC. ETC.

I expect to sell at llailroad prices, respectfully solict the patronge of the people aiM INB iKDll Tinware, Woodenware and NAILS etc. MATERIAL A SPECIALITY. GOODS BOTTOM II03I3E NORTH MAIN STREET BUCKLIN 'KS. KANSAS. and Vogt, mm Lumber 4 George Hall Sparville, Kansas, HARDWARE, LUMBER, IMPLEMENTS, ETC, Corner pf Main street: Opposite the Summit Housa anaaro TEUfiSEAY, AUG.

11, 1887. H. Wilson, Editor And Proprietor. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. One rnnv 1 vear One copy six months.

-65 ct Oni copy thrf months 50 ct Entered in the post office as second C8bs mail.matter. US F. Tie Tattle. 0-0-OJJ SPEABEVILLE, KANSAS WESTWARD. Train No.

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2,30 a. 1,45 p. 6,44 a. ra I hereby announce myself as candidate for Register of Deeds subject to tho decision of the Republican county convention, Frank B. Apperson.

a.tajslp. Will makes a good (printer's) deil. y.fi. Tarbox last Saturday. went to Greensbnrg Two bfly gave a sparing exhibition last Saturday for the ice cream.

M. Alexander, of Clark county, is hauling some very fine rock to town. The sciiccl bonds carried by a vote 44 for to 1 against. Pittman Seiber are getting their stock of merchandize. in We are informed a "new dudo" was in town Saturday.

Thomas Florence and George Stevens, formerly of Greensburg but now of Menneapolis, Col. stopped over night at Bucklin, Monday night, on a ten day's visit to the former city. Lee Leach, of near Colcord, left the first of the week for northeast Missouri, to be gone, about two months. Wilbur Small who has been clerking for Bruce Hinkle since he located here returned to his home near Greensburg, Monday, and "she" ia not happy. Though the kindness of Geo.

Hall we enjoyed a pleasant drive with him on last Monday evening and viewed a Kansas sunset in all its magnificence. Harris Locke put the town pump in better working condition last week than it has ever been even when new. Aliases Anna and Mollie Brailsjiav, Belle Pilchard and Ella Coons left last Saturday for Dodge City to attend the Normal which began Monday the 8th inst. Theso young ladles stand high in their profession imd are determined to obtain the best training that can be had at these Institutes. would advise the directors in this section to vbit the Normal during its session and make their selections fur the coming school year.

II. T. Reiter and J. Stockton, district clerk of Clark county, made the Standard ft very pieasaut call Friday. Mrs.

N. A. Miller, mother of cm-townsman, Herbert Miller and his sister, Miss. Minuie Milter, of Bolivar. Missouri, came in Wednesday evening of last week making him a short visit.

Mr. Dent, of the firm of Vanderslice Dent Sc Pagan of Dodge City, accompanied by his wife, were in the city, Sunday. Last Sunday, Mr. A. E.

Coca and accompaniod by Miss Clara Coen nd Miss. Jessie Douglass, a party ol 3reensburgs most cstesmed young eople, mads our little city a very plearant visit. An one hundred yard foot race was won by young Uurson, of Foad, over Orr, of Greensburg, here, lust Friday evening, Dr, Stropp, of Bloom, was at Bucklin, Friday. It is not improbably that the Dr. will locate with us.

If such should be the case, we think he will find a good location in which to ply his profession, as there is not a rrct icing physician nearer than ten miles of Bucklin. Howell Tracer will close their mercantile business on Satiird.sv The stock unsold is to be t-hipped to Bucklin, Kansas, where 5Ir. Tragcr is erecting a business house. Siiweis to the boys. Gettysburg correspondent ia the GreMivilie, Ohio, Democrat.

We are receipt of acirrnhtr armoi.e-i..c Fun! District i in.lt oral to be held at i iij and IV. h. BuGkiin SI To all Notaries Pabiic hi the Garden City, Land District: UKITKfl STATKS LAND OFFICE Gaudkn Citv, Kansas, 2nd, 1SS7. )' In accordance with instructions this day received, you are requested to send at once to this office the certificate retiuired in the following letter: Department of the Interior General Land Office, Washington, D. July 29th, 1887 Register and Receiver, Garden City Kansas Gentlemen: You are directed to call upon all Notaries Public in your district who are in the habit of taking af fidavits in Timber Culture entries to furnish this office with a certificate ot the nroDer officers, showing the date their commissions as such, were given and when the same expires.

Action under these instructions should be tak en by you at once, and request the No-. .1 j. tanes to iuiuinu me leqiurou evidence as soon as possible. Very respectfully, W. A.

J. SPARKS, Commissioner. In complying with the above please give name and post omce aciaroas plainly at the Lm of each letter. C. F.

M. NILES, Register. ,8. TILYNIIOUSEli, Receiver. Last Friday witnessed a very inter esting game of base ball here on the Maroons gioand, between the Greens burg Signals and Ashland Whites.

The game was much one-sided; the Whites not being able 'to bat Stock- well's pitching. The game was 80 to 7 in favor of the Signals by innings as follows: 1 a 4 5 6 7 8 9 Signal- G60320463 SO Whites: 2 1 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 7 Notes Stopkwell fanned out 14 of the Whites. Most too much jangling for the good of the game, Ashland's first baseman is an extra safe player. Umpire unexperinced and without firmness. Some language used on the ground is very unbecoming to gentlemen.

Good crowd in attendance at the game. J. A. Fullen handled Stockwell in good shape behind the bat. Stockwell made a homo run.

Both club3 well pleased, with the manner in which theywere treated by the citizens of Bucklin, who put up for their eating. J. II. clark co. present their busi ness to tho public through the columns the Standard.

They have a iina line of livery stock and can furnish the public with a good turnout. Mrs. Miller, of the Palace Dining Hall informs ua she fed GO at dinner last Friday and about the same number at supper. CTO37Z02Ji All persons knowing themselves in debted to the undersigned are. requested to call and settle the same im mediately.

I must have money, so please call and settle at once. L. M. Handy, Corbitt, Kansas. S.

A. Blent, of Hpeareville, will put in the building with I'iitman Seiber stock of hardware, cutlery, tinware, stoves and wilt also gut tering and spuiiling ect. Frank Trager, of. Gettysburg, Ohio, arrived here ist Saturday, and has i 'gnu the erection of the business houpp far Howel Tragcr which he xpects to have ready to occupy by the 4t of September. It is 24 by (it) two storied high with a cellar 18 by iiC.

This, when completed, will be the next u-gest building in town. They will ccupy the lower story and collar with stock of general merchandise, They will also i-ach build a neat residence on tenter street. Rev. Foulk, U. 1J.

Presiding Elder of this district, held (iuartcly conference at sodville Bchool liouse Monday night. ron cheap. Lot (14) block (12) with good busi ness house in Bucklin, if applied at once. Address: I. W.

Eetz, Greensburg Ks. r.Irs. E. II. Wilson returned, Wed- 'Sday, from an extencd visit to Line- Vule, Jowa, where nho was by sickness iind iloath of her mother.

lie sajs the crops thrre are in a worse Uidilion than gardens, corn ml gnifs being entirely destroyed by rv weather. The Ford Rods played the jmllin- viHe on the lattef's grounds last Saturday, and a3 ususal the irullinville playei's were fr- every place but Miillinville. From the size of the town and the amount of wind expended, we should expect a gmid club from the town and near vicinity. With a few exceptions, it as a well played game the bust that has been played in Ford or Kiowa counties. It resulted in a victory for the so called NoTKs-Sherty did not have much jaw exercise.

Heskett. of the Ford sustained liis reputation as the best catcher in this part of the state. Hur.ion sr. seems have played in the wrong position, but did well a' eu a the bat. The little wonder was batted hard Iummr was a little off in giy-I number of men ba '-s on balls.

othirv. did Well striving out the heaviest chirk a-i umpire gve or as near as Nevliiig batted hard i CANDY, Mk Kao. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION, Land Office at Garden City, Ks. June 9th 1887. Notice is hereby given that the lowing-named settler has filed notice or las intention to maKe hnal proof in support ot Jiis claim, ana that said proof will be made before the Probate Judge of Ford county, at Dodge City on the (ith of August, 1SS7, viz.

Charlie I). Lavely, D. S. No. 6103, for 1.1 1 if J.

I rw uiu se oi seciion, cl lownsuip zus. range "lw. He names the following witnesses to prove Jus continuous residence upon. ami cultivation oi, saia una, Thomas Hurley, Burton J. Bissell.

Allen Brownheld and Peter Diedel, all of Corbitt Kansas. Special notice to Mary A. Hamilton. C. F.

M. Niles, ilegister. Land office at Garden City, Ks. June 9th 1887, Notice is hereby triven that the fol lowing named settler has filed notice of her intention to make final proof in support of her claim, and that said proof will be made before the Probate Judge at Hodge City, Ks. on August 9th 1887, Marie Moore, D.

S. 5710 for the ei set and ei nei of section 13 township 20s of range 21w. She names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon, and cultivation ot land, John F. Bryan, Ssllia J. Wallace, Nathan Stout and Calvin J.

Hammer, all of Miillinville, Kansas. 14 20 C. F. M. Julep, liegister.

Land office at Garden City, June 0th 1887. Notice is hereby eiven that the fol lowing named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proor will be made before the Probate judge at Hodge City, on August 9th 1887, John Bryan, for the sei section 12 township 29s of range He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residenca upon, and cultivation of said land, Marie Moore, Sallie J. Wallace, Nathan Stout and Calvin J. Hammer, all of Mullinville Ks. 14 20 C.

F. M. Niles, Register. Land Office at Garden City, July 1st, i887. Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before L.

E. McGar-ry. Clerk of the District Court, at Dodge City, Kansas, on Sep't, 1st, 1887, viz: Elias Brownstein, for the ei se nei section 34 in township south, of range west of the (5th P. M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, vis: Simon Lobiman, Moses Liftshitz, Abram Weinberg and Mike Weinberg, all of Ford P.

Ford county, Kans Also Davis Fox, for the ej of nwi andejofawi of suction 27, township 20s of range 215 w. He names the following, witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Jacob Pollock, Barnard Mindlin, Lazara-us Pollock Hyman Mindlin, all of Ford P. O. Ford county, Kans. Also Abram Mendiin for the wi of sw i of section 84 and eh of sei of sec tion 3,5 township 29s, range 23.

w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Jacob Pollock, Isaac. Fox. Abram Louis and Davis Fox, all of Ford P. O.

Ford countv. Kansas. C. F. M.

Niles, Hegister. Land Office id Garden Cily, July 14, 1S87. Notice is hereby given that the. following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before L. E.

Mc-Garry District Clerk of Ford county, Kansas, at his office in Dodge City, oil September 12th, 1887, viz: John V. Newels, for the lot 3, He hi of section township 20s, range 21 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz: John T. Everett; Warren W. Sage.

William M. Smith and (it urge G. Patterson, all of Corbitt, Kansas. IS 24 C. F.

M. Niles, liegister. RECEIVED. CJToniplete and extended lino of paints and oils, at I. K.

Miller's. We can sell you the SI and the N. E. of the S. W.

i. and the S. E. i of the X. W.

of section 33. township range 21. Well improved price liitO cash, balance on years time. E. II.

Wilson. H. Juneau, 23ovler in S. Sflfls, Pif ietor A. S.

DEMPSEY, CONTRACTOR BUILDER. Ihicklin, Kansas. Will Mako Estimates On All CARPEMTEfl Work Give Kim A Call. MM ill, Contracrors and Buildsrs, Bucklin, Kansas. Will make estimates, axd ixeet ALL COMPETITION.

NOTICE. TO JVH03I IT MAY COXCKUJC Notice is here by given that a peti tion will be presented to the Board of County Commissioners at the regular session of said Hoard, in October, praying the organizaton of Bucklin township, described as follows, to-wit: Bcgining on the -west line of range 21, nine miles north of the south line of Ford county, (or so a3 to include the south half of township 28, range 21, west 6 th P. thence south to the south line of Fordcoup.ty; thence east to the east line of Ford county; thence north to the nine miles, more or less, to include the said southhalf of township 28, range 21; thence west to the place of begining. THE STANDARD EXCHANGE, Can Sell You Iho Following Described LANDS. i 1 No.

lf100 smooth land, 40 acres in cultivation. Frame house 14 by HI. Good well. 7 miles north of IJucklin. Price $1,100, $.500 cash balance on 3 years time, or will trade for a team.

No. 2 one mile from Bucklin. KiO acres 2-5 in cultivation. Good well and box house. 1,000 cash.

This is a bargain. No. 5H miles trom town, 100 acres 40 acres broken; Price ffl.100, 2 years at 7 per cent, balance cash This is a choice snap. No. 6 five miles from town, 1U0 acres 15 acres broke, sod house and stable.

Price $1,200, $S0O cash; $100 on 4 years. No. 7 East I sec. 2-5, town. 80, range 22 Chirkcounty well watered witli living water; acres broke; house 12 by 22.

Price $000 cash, balance 3 "or 5 years. FOU KKNT. A farm of 100 acres 2 mjiea west of Bucklin; a good fraie house 1-1 by 21; good well; granery; 25 acres broke. Will rent fur one-fourth delivered at Bucklin, or will take cash rent. Call or address, J.

II. barthaner, Corbitt, Kansas. contracts and pipero drawn and executed at the Standard Exchange. Notary in the office. Saturday was somewhat on the du' order owing to many of our citizens going to Miillinville to see the of ball and to Greensburg to attend a law nuit.

J. O. Dorland and C. A. Wood enme over with Greensbnrg Signal's to see the game of base ball.

Grant Hinkle, Fred Wilson. Her-birt Adams, 3Iis3os Emma Con well. Carrie Stevens. Winslow and y.v. Jacoby, of (i reeiisburg.

attended the game of base ball hern Friday. The Hock Island pile drivers are in the city and are going on west with tlie work. The bridge men in to-dsy to complete the bridges. Signal. The stakes for the Ym- Pt at this point; put Inland de-low on last Tuesday.

Wellff' id Democrat We, tax fki f. yor 1(50 of I.AXD AL'JOINIVG TOWN" fob $1,300. jj Tins is A LUMBER, HARDWARE AND PAINTS. mm win wmw mm Lirir II I II I vs (J I I liiUU II Plaster Fans, Eiiilng Farer ari Glass, A large to Seicct from, Yard South or A. T.

Depot. Kear library Ciilliiff. V. 115. DODGE CITY' KANSAS.

EDWARDS I NICHOLS, DEALERS IN Liiler, Hardware. Imrlemets, cj Goods. MAIN, AND WALNUT STREET: KANS WALKER: AND BROWN, Hardware, Lumber Implements. BLACKSMITH'S SUPPLIES-AOiESTS FOR Ketchum wagons, John Osera Plows, Campion Mowirs, And Easterly Binder, Vi'e Lfail llieKni lftouHAUR WIRE and liaTe the largest and Best A-sortnipnt of Stoves in Town. BUILDING TAPER, LIME, PLASTER, CEMENT, PUMPS, WAGON WOOD WAR.

S. K. Martin -0. C. PRATT, Tcalor IxxjT Lumber Hardware, LATH.

SHINGLES, TAINTS, LIME, (TMEXT, Etc. TTould Be riensed to Kate Esttraales on AnUtlMl. Yard: KrMst Street, Houtb R. --DODGE CITT, KANf 'j We can fcoll you tlie S. W.

14 of Sec. Township 23, Kange 1, tar 700 CiSH, ba'anie TIME. E.H. HILsON K. II.

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