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jTf Mf s. A Oakley News Letter. 1 OAK MEWS advance. OifsTEAn. $1.00 f4ix .50 1'hree Moxths 25 Copies 5 ADVERTISING RATES.

One inch, single 50 cents month. One inch, double column, $1.00 ptr montl) -lA A 11 cyp VEGAL -litcrcJ at the Post-office Oakley, Logan 'insas, for transmission through Ihe mail it fcond-class matter. 14 VOL, 1, NO 40 Final Contests OAKLEY, LOGxlN COUNTY, SATURDAY DECEMBER 29, 1888. $1.00 PER YEAR. HAPPY NEW YEAR Oakley, News Letter.

A Happy New Year to all. A Happy New Yeab. Beautiful winter weather. Job ork of all kinds executed with nat ness and dispatch. Rates reasonable.

JOttX A. Goblin Co, Publishers and Propcieiora PROG RAM ME FOR PUBLIC INSTALLATION QF OfflCEuS OF OAKLET POST R. NO. 405. SATURDAY.

JANUARY, th. 1SS9. Oppiaif. Sr. by Choir.

Prayer Chaplin- EDITOR JOHN A. GOODIES, The Topeka Commonwealth issued one of the largest daily papers last Sunday that was ever mailed in a Kansas post office. The edi Mr- and Mrs. William Willson received an invitation to attend the Marriage ceremony of Mr. H.

Christopher to Miss. Nora Case on Thursday last. The wedding took CJTY OFFICERS, A. Goodier. The Hon.

Mr. Taylor was a yiBitor in this ctty Fribay. E. J. Taylor came down from Colby Thursday.

Installation of officers Sons; M. L. FoLi. t. ivicist OAKLEY MARKET REPORT (Porrectehweeklt by david doerixg) per 5.00 to 16.00 Wlieat bu 60 to 70 cents Corn, bu to 25.

Potatoes. 44 44 lOOto i. 44 44 25 cents 4 1.00 Bran 44 4 1,00 44 44 S.50 Corn 4 4 ,,,1.40 Eag-s 44 doz 15 cents Poultry (live) 44 44 3.00 Cattle 44 13 S. 4 11 44 Ham 44 4 14 44 44 44 1 i 10 44 Sweet Potatoes ,4 5 44 Hoers 3.20 to 4,00 tor J. K.

Hudson has made the Cap Speech II. F. Gieesler Duet Nettie and Janie Bobbins W. II. Keepey J.

R. and Street Com, place at Grant The Let ital the leading paper of Kansas. Councimik A. C. W.

Winslow. it Thomas Porter of Elkader precinct H. Ira John Declamation Solo ,4... Essay Speech Declamation Solo A HAPPY NEW YEAR, Hon. E.

J. Turner. jn bur opinion notking would be more satisfactory to the people of western laDsas, in case either Senators Plumb or Ingalls should be in-vited to serve in the cabinet of President Harrison than 'to see Hon. E. J.

Turner, the bright and efficient congressman of this district elected their successor. was a pleasant caller last Monday He informed us that they would take Two of Mr. Morse children are sick with typhoid pneumonia. Ez. Kaler came home from the west to speud Christmas.

ames. Stalons. came up from Elkader Saturday to spend the holida Sears. Jl. F.

Giessler. Miss. Nettie Whitaker. K. E.

Willeokson. Mallie. Cunip. Miss. Mattie.

Goodier, Zack. Willson. little girls. Ti. Robbins- Jno A.

Goodie Mrs. John Vawter Miss Bessie Taleott. M. Click steps at once to organize a school district in the East half of town 13 ter joins with Mr. Christopher many friends here in wishing the young couple a Happy New Year and pleasant journey through life, Fpller of Lees township was a visitor in this city Saturday.

Mrs. John R- Gardner is visiting with her parehta in Thomas county, Christmas day was cold and stormy. Qnr sporting boys-spent Christmas in hunting rabbits. OAKLEY Ba.RIi OE TBAD15. President Sear secretary.

j. a. Gootfiek- EXEOUTA C03iMlTTK. Uoodier. Jftin- Stallon.

G. W. Doerincr, J.W.Rodgere. Edward Klcint, Range 32, I1AROA1X COLUMX. Snyaer Snyder sell Hariwarc cheapest Declamation Song Estsay Select Declamation Deelainatjou Speech Old Soldiers.

i.o,ve Closinj' Sonjjr, ys at home. We received from an unknown For Insurance see John A. Good S. P. Potter and Lady started for party on Christinas day "The Sun- 0 ier.

Abal ine last Sunday morning to Feast COL'XTT OrrrcEKS. shine" a magazine for young people. It is beautifully illustrated and contains exceUeut reading matter. The spend the holidays. R.

I. Rea Cash paid for poultry and butter a Ira Webb's store. Representative Pork and Beans. Dinner All aie cordially invited to attend II C. ChupiHan, Probate Jud, C.

Weber of Monument was in the I. B. Felts. Treasurer. II.

Robbins J. W. Jones. donor whoever and wherever he may NOriCE. Having sold out our Lumber bus Colvin.

Comuiiittft. AH pension papers made out at this ofilce free of charge. city Saturday and made this office a pleasant call. Ktrng be will please accept our sincere thanks. County Clerk of Deeds County of the Coui Of SCllOOirJi K.

P- McKnight K. E. G. Flemcong, J. W.

D. Foote, A- Meier, Dr, W. T. Rovoe. iness at Oakley to Noble and Co, we have left our notes "and act's in their Mrs.

C. C. Hess of Brewster is vis John Kristof sells the Cut-Loaf Baking Powder, 25cts. a pound. iting rler parents Mr.

and Mrs. Wnu We are in receipt of an elegant hands for collection and they paid py January 1st 1889. Willson. calendar for 1889, issued by the januakv. '2 1SS9.

Music. Reading by. Mrs. G. W.

Doering. School furniture for sale. of school seats at this office. E. Bradley.

miasioner of 1st District A C. Commissioner 2nd district I J.Dermott. Cinmissiuer 8rd District Winchester Repeating Arms Co. of Howell Brothers. WEATHER.

KEPO RT, COMMENCING Dr. Keeney Reports Mrs. Stanley Kecitation Lo. Brown. New Haven, Conn.

It is 15 inches wide by 23 inches in length, and Music Dec, Its 1888, AT down with erysipelas and Amos has the rheumatism pneumonia. timetable. Union Pacific Railwat. LOGAN. CO, KANSAS, Recitation by Mrs, Mapey A good team of horses, harness and buggy for sale cheap for cash.

Try the Cut-Loaf Baking Powder cheapest and best in the market, at John Kristof's. Westward Dr. Keeney Reports the Merritt Reading Mrs. Wilkokson. Declamation, Wells.

No. 303, Pacific Express 11:47 No. 201. Colorado Exoresa It :10 Remarks Clear. contains three original colored illus trations by the celebrated artist, Mr.

A. B. Frost. This calendar will be sent to any of our readers upon receipt of four cents to cover postage. family progressing finely.

Eastward Song j. F. 'Light' Declamation II; Miller' Essay.by Dasey Clicks The Trustees of the M. E. Church No.

203, Eastern Express No. 204, Atlantic Express OAKLET SALXIA R5T. Freight and Passenger. For a good square meal try the Oakley House. Wm.

Willson will meet at Dr. Keeneys office the Box Lincoln and District. ohn W. Kerns, one of Oakley's anost honerd citizens, is a prominent candidate for the Receivers office at the WaKeeney land office. Mr.

Kerns is universaly endorsed by the citizens vof the west half of the district; without doubt he is one of the best qualified men in western Kansas for the office, and were it left to the vi ters of the counties within the land district, we firmly believe he would se-cnre a very large inajoritr over any other candidate. Before the issue of another News 'Letter the year 1888 will have passed into history. Hhw many can look back during the past 12 months and isay that they have made the world ibetter and happier for. having lived in it? Let us calmly and candidly meditate over the past 12 months for a short time and ask ourselves these questions! have we done our best at all times and under all circumstan ces toward the elevating of mankind! Have we at all times rendered assistance in time of need! Have we spoken kind and cheeful words toward all! Have we left none of the years duties unperformed! Shall the year that is just passing away forever, have an influence over the life and character of each of us for the year 1889! What shall the harvest be? Who will be the first New Years subscriber to the best paper in gan county the hews usttee. The Christmas eve exercises at the first Monday ie January.

Important business. Cloudy-Clear. Day Date Theo Wixn Sat. 1st 55 SE Sun. 2nd 55 NW Mon.

3ad 60 4th 65 NW Wed. 5th 70 Thur. 6th 70 SW Fri. 7th 48 NE Sat. 8th 65 Suu.

9th 70 NW Mon. 10th 70 Tues. 11th 50 Wed. 12th 60 Thu. 13th 65 Fri.

14th 60 Sat. 15th 50 'lfx leaves Oakiy for Salina 2:15 P. 2TU Arrives at Oakley from Salina 2:15 p. JANUARY 9th 1889. church, given cy ihe S.

S. Scholars were exceedingly good. We heard Music. If you want cheap coal call on E. Downer, office at Ira Webb's store, or blue font barn- Oakley Kansas.

Mr. Will. Stalons and lady of Elkader are visiting friends in this city. Reading by Essay Dr. W.

H. PH G. W. Hathway of Elkader was in the city Saturday on business with Final Proofs written and satisfaction assured by the Probate Judge at Russell Springs. Give him your proofs.

Lizzie Willson. W. II Hoskinson. Ed. Doerihg.

Mrs. Kleist. Mrs. Goodier. Mrs Giessler Charley Webb.

T.Jaquis. Declamation Music. Recitation Reeitation Essay Music. Declamation Clouby ouj lumbermen. Calls promptly attended day or nUntk Office on Center Avenue, Oakley, Logan, it remarked by some that the little folks did much butter than they had ever heard before, which speaks well for the little people of Oakley.

The tree which was intended to form an arch, was well ladened with present for the little one, and occasionally a preset for some of the 'bigger" ones. Everything passed off pleas antly and of couree everybody was as mery as a Christmas bell. Jim Legg secured 4 out of the 9 Church, directory. Reading turkeys at the raffle Saturday night county, Kansas. 4.

PEBATE Kesolved 1 hat the annexation of Canada to C. E. Moffitt of Rock Springs Wyoming visited with his friend at Lib erty Hill last week. the United States would be a benefit both countries Affirm, Negaive K. Willcockson, II.

F. Giessler A. C. Sims, daughter and son of Corespondents. Pbetty Pbairie.

The Pretty Prairieites gathered at the school house Tuesday morning to enjoy a Christmas dinner together and were joined by several fromEn-teiprise and Belle Prairie. The ladies brought large well filled baskets. TJnti 1 O'cock, Jhe was spent in a social visit, then tey began pre-parinr dinner- the tables TOre ladened a ver-y tempting dinner, such as would rifal a din-per in any eastern state. Alter all had ate the tables were cleared, and the En teprie glee club favored us with some very fine music. Both old and young were treated to all the J.J.Condon, W-II.

Hoskinson Physician, Surgeon and ACCOTJCnETJB," lrCalla Promptly Attended Day or Services by the pastor each alternate Sabbath, beginning with first Sabbath of the year at 11 a.m. and 7:30 r. m. Sabbath school every Sabbath at 10 o'clock a. m.

J. H- Clark, Sup t. Social meeting at 2.30 p. m. Prayer meeting every.

Ihursday evening. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend the services. Rkv Glick. Preaching every four weeks, in the morning and evening, by Rev. J.

B. Morgan. Presbyterian Church: Preaching every four weeks, morning and evenicg, by Rev. E. J.

Nugent- Winona attended the Christmas tree D. M. Gates, J. D. Giesler- There was a grand old surprize party at the residence of Mr.

and Mrs. G. W. Vinall's last Saturday evening. The people from all around in this city Christmas eve C.

A. Black of Winona was a vis, it or at the metropolis last Monday -OFFICE- Scientific Amebic Perhaps some of our readers have visited the extensive offices of the Scijextific Am Over D. Doerinjr's store on corner north-. the neighborhood to the number of 52 called on the above parties at 7 east from Bank; THE FORT WALLACE RESERVATIOV. erican, at Sol liroadway, New York, but many have not, and to such the following accotfnt may be of interest.

A correspondent O.Clock in the evening, and spent the night in mirth and song; re ZACK. WILLSON Commissioner Stockslager, of the vuuujf auu jauuLs uiey cuuiu eai' aii returned home having had a pleasant time, and who recently had this pleasure inform us that he was greatly surprised at the magnitude of the estahllsment. It suggested to his mind freshments were and all en Societies. Oakley Post, G. A.

No. 405, meets the 1st and 3rd Saturday in each month at 1 o'clock All members in good standing Hon. R. I. Rea was in the city on leg al business yesterday.

Several parlies from Monument were witnesses in a suit brought by David Sharer against Smith: Bros, nd W. J. Neil, before Justice Camp Friday. general land cffice, has issued in structions to the register and receiv- mayall enjoy many happy returns of Christ joyed themselves as all do who visit mas. Mr.

and Mrs. McNelly from Logan co. an enormous insurance company or banking with Mr. and Mrs. Yinall.

er of the WaKeeney land office to are coi lially invited to attend. F. E. Can-an. P.

C. attended the dinner. One who was there DIS, NO 26 Wm. Willson, Adjutant. Oakley House, Oakley, Kansas, disgose of the Fort Wallace riserva-tion, under the provisionsJof the bill passed for the survey of the tract, A WORTHY CANDIDATE John W.

Kerns, of Oakley, connty clerk of Logan county, Mrs Stanly and Son Amos are both on the sick list. at once' and it is proposed to locate 13 Miss Etta Goodrer is suffering with a severe the lands as specified in the act. Ac The POLICE GAZETTE will be mailed, se sf a prominent candidate for the hffice of Receiver of the land office ay WaKeeney. When we say that curely wrapped to any address ir the 'jnltea cording to the act, 640 acres are to be mates tor inree montns ou receipt 01 A. C.

TOYV1YH, LAW, LAND, LOA INSURANCE and OAKLEY KANSAS; Teserred to the town site of Wallace OIIXI DOZiIiA.Xl the price being 2, 50 per acre, the attact of sore throat. James Cotter is baching in Mr Jones hous, while building on his claim. The S. S. entertainment and supper Christ mas eve at the scool house was a grand sue ceBS consisted of the following program.

Christmas Anthem Prayer Song Gospel Bells. i- Liberal discount allowed to postmasters, agents and clubs. Sample copies mailea tree Address all orders to RICHARD K. i OA, C. W.

Overlander from Troy Kansas is visiting M. U. Bailey ts family this week. Post master Kiddoo of Cabbell was in this city Wednesday to receive a full-blooded Poland China sow pig that his father sent him for a Christmas present from Illinoio. Vol.

1 no. 1 of the Bussell Springs Eli is before us. It is neatly and tastily arranged and is full of good reading matter. We wish the editor J. t3.

Hilts abundance of success. land being double minimum land. The TJnicn Pacific Railroad compa Franklin Square, rs 1 M. Kerns is emminrntly well vualfi-ed ox this position we are only saying something that all his acquaintances know. His clerical ability is of a high order and should this dis-rict fortunate as to crme un- house- At the main office- which isfprincipal-ly devoted to the patent business forming as it does so important a part of the establishmentmay be seen the members of the firm and their able corps of examiners.

Ready access to the principals is afforded to every one; anp here may be seen inventors from all parts of the conntry showing their models and drrwings, and explaining their inientions- The models left by inventors form a large an interesting collecting, and are kept in a moomby themselves. The large corps of drauphtsmen who prepare the draw-iugs are for the most part experienced mechanics, electricians, or engineers, some of them having been connected witq the U. S-Patent office. Most of the correspondence is carried on by type writers, and this necessi-a separate department, where a number of of ezperienced female type writers and sten-ogjaphers ore constantly employed. The dark room, where the photographs of the patent drawings are copied, and where the photographs for the architectural department are developed, is also on this floor; On the floor above may be found the editorial roms, compositors' and subscription room, and the engravers department.

TnEEEADlNGPARM PaPEH Reading. Abel1 ny is granted the pref eaence for a period of three months from October 19, 1888, within which to purchase The Kansas Farmer, now in its 20th year Declimatisn. Kehler Hattie Chapman and Etta Goodier improves witn age- ii coniams pac, and stands at the head of western farm Due Clarence Abell dre his jurisdiction in land office joumela. It is in the hands of of men who Reading Cora Pool graduated in tne scnoois oi ine lunu; Kansas who believe in the state and who Hattie Chapman the northdast quarter of section 24, township 13 south, range 39 west. 'This tract of 40 acres is to be select -ed so as not to interfere with any ATTENTION FARMERS 10,000 Bushels of Corn wanted exchange for Coal or Casht Office at the Klue Front Barn, in the noriti west part of town.

Our Motto is "Square Dealing-. W. DOWNER. OAKLEV, KANSAS. believe in developing all our possibilities The Kansas Farmer is a broadgausced journ Solo.

Ernest Goodier matters it will never have canse to regret the day he was appointed. He is an old Kansan and is thorouL ly familiar with the needs of the set Pool al which aims at the education al farmers Dec Frankie, Cottie actual settlers, and the price is fixed Musie and their families; from the plow to the platform, from the pail to the parlor. The perfect ia an educated gentlemen, and his wife and children are graceful companions ofthn P-ood and nurc. This stalward old at $30 per acre. A similar prefer Reading II, A.

Goodier Dee 4 Ira Pool tler on western land. He has made a success in his business undertakings and his course as a pablic official has friend of the people believes in building up Souk every where the best ana tne strongest men enco right is granted the Wallace Water Works company to pnrehase 40 acres and the right of way, not j. Florence Pool Some idea may be had of the extent of the business done at the office of the scientific and woman, ana in mating wie larui John T. Hilton has been appointed Loca land salesman and locator of the U. P.

lands; a better selection coule not have been made and John will be equal to the occasion. John B. Gardner spent Christmas with his wifes folks, and says he eat so much turkey he has been sick ever since. ountain of eood thines. It 13 not ODly a Solo and Chorum always been such as to mee with the commendaiontof all his constitnnts.

amxricAn when we state that over one hun teacher of farm work and fara. methods, but Dee Frank Pool exceeding 25 feet in width, connect it is a educator in state-Craft. dred persons are employed by Mmrsf a Co. More than all this, Mr. Kerns, tnough on their several publications and iu their ex- tensiva patent often beset with temptations to cut Published weekly: at -Topeka, Kansas, al tne reduced price of $1.00 a year.

Sample copy free. Address Kaneas Farmer Co. By special arrangment the Kansas Farmer is cluboed together with the Oakley Letter fer only $1-75 a year. a political friend, has always remain The publishers of the homestead, the weekly twenty-page agricultural paper of Des ing the tract of land with the city of Wallace. The price to be paid for this tract will be fixed dy the secretary of the interior after a report -shall have been received from the 3)oard of appraisers appointed for tnat ed a steayfast and trud republican, Recita tion -Elta Goodier Solo Mr.

Palmer Dec Pool Reading, Mrs. Chapman Instrumental Music. Supper Good- night songw All enjoyed a pleasant cvening an returned Lome after wisbieg each other a Merry Christmas. DEC Moines, Iowa, infom us that they will send 'ali wool and a yard wide. We NEvfSPAPEIt LAWS.

their paper for four consecutive weeks free JOHN A. GOODIER, Jj NOTARY PUBLIC: Deeds and Mortgages carefully written an 4 F. E. OANAN. Land, Loan InsiiRance Agent Notary Public, Justice of the Peace, Of charge, to every farmer in this ceunty who willsend his name and address' plainly written on a postal card to the homestead co.

Des Moines, Iowa The eopies for four simply voice the sentiments of all acquaintances when we say we sin-cerly hope he will receive the appointment. Loyan Co. Repnblican weeks will be absolutely free, and will be next Sunday by Bev Proaahin Qick. sent to any farmer to enable him lo judge for himself of the mt-rits the Homestead Co, Des Moines, Iowa. The eopies for four I.

Subscribers who do not give express notice to the contrary, are considered wish-ing to continue their subscription. II. If subscribers order the discontinuance of their periodicals, the publisher may continue to send them until all arrearages are paid. III. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their periodicals roia the office to which they are directed, they are responsible until they have settled their bills, and order them discontinued.

TV If subscribers move to other places without informing the publishers, and the weeks will be absolutely free, and will be sent to any farmer to enable him to Judge OAKLET. KAN3A-1 Winona Kansas Dec. 22nd 1888. John Goodier Oakley Kansas, Dear Sir. I read something in News Letter today of this week3 issue in regard to -r- 1 for himself of the merits of the IIomhstead as a paper devoted Lis special interest.

At the end of th four weeks the paper wilt be discontinued unless subscribed for in due apers are sent to former direction, they are papeT held responsible. shortage of C. A. Bbxck ex-treasurer of Logan county. The Topeka Weekly Capital and the Oakley News Letter year for $1.90.

W.W. Hobert of Monument has been appointed post master of that city. Dr. Hilts and N. G.

Perryman of Russell Springs were in this city on business Satarday evening last. There was a turkey raffle at- the billiard hall Saturday night. The school entertainment was well attended and the exercises were very good Yira Clark returned home from ali na 'where she has been attending school last Suuday, she will return next Wednesday. We will famish the Farmer (weekley) and the News Letter to any subscriber pee year for 1,75 The Kansas Farmer is of the best and ablest edited paptsrsiia ther West: RaJJl gpt this SiQsS, NOTICE- V. The courts have decided that refusing to take periodicals from the office or removing and leaving them uncalled for, is prima facia evidence of intentional fraud.

Is the oldest and most popolar scientific and mechanical paper published and has the lanrest greolation of any paper of Its class in the world. Fully illustrated. Best class of Wood Enrar-lnrs. Published weekly. Send for specimen vr1!" Fonr months' trial, i.

MUS2i CO, Publishers, 361 Broadway, K.T. ARCHITECTS DUILDERQ Edition of Scientific American. 3 Z- success. Each issue contains colored lithographic plates of country and city resideo--c or public buildinrs. Norserous enirravines and full plans and specifications for the use of such as contemplate bail dinp.

Price $2.60 a year, 2a eta. a copy. MUKX CO, PUBUHJCii8. purpose, Another tract of 40 acres lying in township 13 south, range 38 west is to be granted to the city of Wal-Irce for cemetery purpose. No entry of any kind is to be allowed for this, tthe grant being merely that of use.

a reversion to the government -upon the failure of the conditions. The site of the old' fort, containing 40 acres, will be appraised anGL sold public sale- The remainders of the i-eservation, about 8,000 aeres, will Sbo thrown open to settlement under ithe homestead law. The right of (commutation to cash entry does not obtain, and the full five yeuus residence will be required in each case Jbefore isud proof is allowed, except an cases in which the claimant is eu--titled to credit on his period of res-adenc. Thearea tobe allowed each entry within one mile of the city of will be restricted to 40 acres. Xpjffk Caj.

Com. E. H. MILLER. DEALER IN FUEXITLTRE AND WINDOW SHADZ UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY OAKLEY KANSAS.

X. OtSON m- U. S. Land Office rVa-Keeney- Kansas -No, 11078, November 20 lisSS. Complaint having been entered at this office I i 1 It! 11141 I ff inr trt Mrs ULrALl i jiy Jl PPJfc co, who I wish to say irit3half of Mr.BIack and ihe citizens of Logan county that I have in my possession a cer.

tifieate signed by B. Felts which satisfies mo that C. A. Black has the cash to settle his account and will do so at the meeting of the board next Thursday. You may please state this to your friends and oblige, Yours Rsp.

A. C. Sims. The lelMBT SSp)32 itsel d- Soper for abandoning his homestead 144 Js5 dated September 2th ltfcJ8 upon the South east -i Station 34 Township Vi South Rge 35 West, "in Logan county Kansas with a view to the cancellation of sai entry, the said parties are hereby summ oned to appear at W-As office oa the 19 day of January at 1 o'iock P. M.

to respond and furnish tEMmacy etneernisg sai aliened aton aoucient, VI. If subscribers pay advance they are bound to give notice to the publisher at the end of their time, if tiey do not wish to continue taking it: otherwise the publisher is authorized to send it on andthe subscribers will be responsible until an express notice, with payment of all arrears, is sent to th publisher. The latest postal law decision is to the effect that publishers of newspapers can under the law, arrest any man for fraud wh takes a paper an refuse? to-pay for it. U-ier this law it is a 4angereus trick tor a man to allow his snbscriptin account to rus on from six moatks to a year and a half. unpaid, and t'aen tell the -poU.

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