The Monument Courier from Monument, Kansas • 4

DAILY liOCAX NEWS. MONUMENT COURIER. HETWEEX CC-D I AGO COTTAGE ORG AW las attained standard of excellence which idmits of no superior. It oontalns every improvement thatinventiv priMa Bkill mid money can produce. if.

The garden gate's no more the rendevouz; Time onward flits; The nights have grown so chilly that the two Who nsed to court beneath the stars, or moon. Hie to the pleasant parlor, there to spoon If pa permits. BUSINESS POINTERS. MATRIMONIAL, AC- Tnsertions under this head 25 cents for two insertions. YOUNG LADIES! A bachelor, (28) good-looking, 160 acres land, well-to-do circum-seanees, wants a few lady correspondents, either fun or business.

Ad. Eli, care Courier. GIRLS! If you want to have fun this winter with a smart, jjood-lookinir youth, (21) address B. H. care Cottkiek.

Photo eychangd. CALL AT THE NEW FURNITURE STORE of H. L. DEDRICK, WHEN IN NEED OF ANY Household Furniture. H.

Dedrick, Monument, Kan. -friatoi Read your final proof notice. Read our matrimonial column. Monument I Logansport. This hack eaves Monument for Logansport, every afternoon after the arrival of the 3 -AO pasenger train from, the east and leaves Logansport every morning and arrives at Monument in time for the 11:30 a.

m. train going east. Dkubt Bros, Prp's. "Wanted. A lady correspondent; either for fun or with a view" to matrimony.

Am young, said to be good looking, have a claim, and can support a wife. Address "Rural'' cure of Courier. Monument, Kansas. It is almost cold enough, for win Foley Williams manufacturing Company, ter. OT7S EVEBY ll? ORGAN AI1C WAB-IS I TOR annex.

Successors to H. B. Goodrich and Kingsbury Co. and CHICAGO STRAY! Taken up on sec 2-10-35 in Thomaseounty one sorrell pony, about 13 years old, weigh about 7501b; branded on left shoulder and hip. Had a rope around the neck.

15t3 W.H. Council. Ootobek 20, 1887. Entered at the Post-office Monument, Logan county Kansas, for transmission through the mail ns second-class matter. J.

H. JORDAN, Editor anft Proprietor. MONUMENT BUSINESS Dl RECTOR V. Weber Merchandise Page Matr'l Barr Bros, Groceries," Hardware A Allen, Merchandise Kinyon, Drus Medicines Blacksmithing A. S.

Land Loan Ag'nt pavid Livery ppd Feed Stable Winslow, Physician Surgeon A Bcymer, Notary Public Stiekney, Boarding House Charles Contractor Builder Ennis City Town Lots II Post Master VV Edwards, 13 Dedrick, Drury Bros Feed Sale Stable. pr Burdick, 7. Physician I) leader of Orchestra Galloway Contractor Builder. W. II.

Rader Drayman 11. Feed J. H.Jordan.., Editor Courier Frank Knight Notary Public L. B. Oden Hotel -MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN- Roc Springs coal at the lumber yard.

Lots of scheming will be done in the next ten days. A goodly number of our citizens attended the Oakley campfire. Bert Dedrick was in McAllaster Sunday in company with the editor. Ed. Knapp and Link Barr were up from Logansport Monday.

The prodigal son has returned and Dr. Burdick's pet pup has been found. SEWING MACHINES AND SUPPLIES, GENERAL AGENTS FOR "New iiEMiNGToy Xo. 5" axi Bradbury English Leather Machine. 70 and 72 ADAMS STREET, CHICAGO, ILL.

CINCINNATI, OHIO 139 W. 6th Street. Peask 31- M. D. PHYSICIAN, Monument, Kansas.

Calls promptly attended day qr night. Office at Palate Drug Store. c. w. Avusrsr.ow i.

n. Physician, Surgeon and accoucheur. rCalls Promptly Attended Day or Night. These excellent Organs are celebrated for rol one, quality of tone, quick response, vn-iety of com-itnation, artistic design, beauty in finish, perfect oub traction, making uiein the most attractive, orna-aental and deairubie organs for lioiuee, schools, hurches, lodges, societies, etc ESTABLISHED UNEQUAI.ED FACILITIES, BEST MAXBIALr COMBINED, MAES THIS THE POPULAR ORGAH Instraction Books and Piano Stool. 3talogaea and Prioo Xjsta, oa appUoation, Religious Directory.

office AT OAKLEY AND MONUMENT, KANSAS. CHICAGO COTTAGE ORGAH GO. 831 BLUE ISLAND CHICAGO, ILL. THE U. P.

LAMDS Sit.vdat Every Sabbath at 10 a. m. In the school house. A general invitation is extended the public to attend and take part in the exercises. Lyons, Supt.

Will Drury advertises to prove up in this issue, on Jan. 13, 1888. Glad to see it, Will- Rev. Morgan is a candidate for county commissioner from his district, so we understand. K.

E. Willcockson has a soft snap in running for attorney, as we fail to see any announcements for that office. ARE 1888. isaa -TH3- KANSAS CITY TIMES Chprh services: Every other Sunday in the school house at 11:00 a. m.

and 7:30 p. m. Visitors and the public in general cordially invited to attend. Rev. H.Taggart, Pastor.

GAR Post' The Capt. Jackson Morrow Post, No meets every 2nd and 4th Saturday in each month NOW ON THE MARKET No. 8 WliBBler Wilson SEWING MACHINE, For ramily Use and Light Manufacturing-. Post Office Hours. Office will be open from 7:30 A.

m. to 9:00 1' m. except Sunday. Sunday: from 8:00 A. M.

to 10:00 A. M. U- P-TIMETABLE. Going West. Going East.

THOMAS A ADJOINING COUNTIES. East Train p. m. Local Pase. 1 Local Fr't.

A. M. a Terms of Sale lo Years Credit. Don't scop, JDaily. Daily, except Sunday.

J. W. Edwards, Agent. Hobert has the dandy single rig of Monument Persons wanting anything in the land bus. iness can't do better than to call on A.

Bey, mor Co. Robert's livery barn is the place to get first class rigs. Patrons of the Courier can have the use of our office as a reading room. Six daily papers and about fifty weeklies. Coffee, 20 cents a pound at Barr's.

Every thing you want in the way of glass snd queens-ware at. Barr Bros. Go to the Feed Store for flour. Buy your groceries at fWeber ftozell's. Cheapest Flour in western Kansas at Feed store.

Look at Weber Rozell 's stocK of boots and shoes. Buy your paints and oils at the Palace drug store. Gasoline stoves, all sizes at Barr Bros. A lot of fresh paints and oils at the Palace Drug store. Get a good pair of button shoes for $1.75 at Weber Bozell's.

Try White Loaf at Feed store, $1.30 per sack. Look at Weber Rozell's line of shirts ard underwear. Go to the Feed store and get the worth of your money. Page Greenfield keep the best and the cheapest coal in the market. Gloves of all sorts and sizes for the workingman and the dude at We-Weber and Rozell's.

Call on or address A. S. Beymer, if you wish to buy Railroad Land, tf We now have a full stock of window glass of all sizes. Page Greenfield. Best Flour, for the money, in town, at Feed store.

Nice, clean, old papers for sale at this office. 100 for twenty-five cents or fifty for fifteen cents. When you are in Monument dont fail to call and see Barr Bros new and mammoth sock of queensware. Call on Bearns at the feed store for feed. Buy your hardware of Barr Bros.

We have a good stock of lumber on hand again as low as any yards on the road, and guaranteed to be a A. A. Austin came in Tuesday evening and helped our old sock out by renewing his subscription for another year. We had intended to write up the candidates this week, but there are so many of them we can't begin to cope with them. Mr.

L. B. Oden returned home Wednesday from a three weeks trip east, in the land business. He will be off again shortly. Dan Neil departed for his old home in Ottrjmwa, Iowa, Thursday, accompanied by his little neice May Neil.

They will be gone three or four wees. Boaz, or Page, it is determined, is coming out for the permanent county seat of Logan county, and will hereafter assume the name of Calmer. More anon. PIED. One-lOth of the purchase money is paid at the time of sale.

At the end of the first year no part of the principle is due, but interest at the rate of 7 per cent, per annum is paid on the deferred principal. At the end of the second year anek each year thereafter, one-lQth of the principal is due, together with interest on the deferred amount at the rate of seven per cent, per annum. No discount allowed for cash. Example: 160 acres sold March 1st, 1887, at 4, per acre, $640,00. The payments would be due as TOTAL INTEREST.

PAYMENTS. WHBX DUE. TMs Coipaiy Manufactures Machines For all Glasses of wort. PRINCIPAL. 64,00 64,00 64,00 64,00 64,00 64,00 64,00 64,00 64,00 40,32 104,32 99,84 95,36 90,88 80,40 81,92 77,44 72,96 68,48 First Second.

Third Fifth Seventh Ninth Tenth Eleventh March 1,1887 1888 41 1889 1890 1891 1892 1S93 1894 1895 ism 1897 THE Kansas City Tiks kcona ahead $40,32 40,33 35,84 31,36 26,88 22,40 1792 13,44 8,96 M8 -3- There are so many candidates, and most of them good friends of the editor that we cannot consistently show but little preference, so we'll keep still until after the convention, The Xo. for Shirts, Collars arid eviffs. Tiie ft and: No: 0. Cylinder for Leather work. New I-lt) Afaenin for Lt-s -ther wm-ka and' General Manufacturinic.

The Neve Automatic Button llolo-JIachin is superior in every partietilar. Factory and Chief Office at Fvideport, GENERAL AGENCY 908 Olive Street, ST. LOUIS, MO. AGEKTTS WAW 'X1 JbiXJ- Total. $640,00 241,92 $881,92 of Kansas City, the mosr prosperous city in the United States.

Thu Times building is just completed, and is fully equipped with new perfecting presses, new type and a double plant of new machinery. Thk Times never lags. As a newspaper it is' better than ever and is rapidly increasing in circulation. It covers all the rich, territory of which Kansas City is the trade center, and has no equal ag an advertising medium. BY MAIL-IK ADVANCE- POSTAGES PAID Daily and Sunday, one yonor $10 OO Daily and Sunday, six months 5 (Hjt Monday, Wednesday ami Vriiln'v 5 09 Tha Sunday Times (dpuble number), one year 2 00 The Weekly Times, oris yeti.

00 1 Addra aH communications to 1 Ht TIMES. JCassa-Crrr. Mo. Toctmastera amhorized te'rorivo Residence is not necessary, but purchaser is required to cultivate- to a erop one-tenth or sixteen, acres of each quarter section within two years from date of sale. If the purchaser resides upon the land ox on adjoining Government land not more than nule distant, a rebate of twenty per cent, of the purchase- price will be credited when final payment ia made for the amount of land cultivated: to a crop within two years from date of sale IHE "WHITE IS KING! MONUMENT, Kansas.

A. BEYMER, Agent, 3 mmm mm? F. GIESSLER CASHIEUi J. L. GIESLER, PUJPSIDIfT mmsm mm MONUMENT $100,000 To Loan on improved farms and final proofs at 7 per Come and see me before borrowing elsewhere, K.

E. WILLCOCKSON, Oakley, Kansas. I BANK OF OAKLEY. John S. Hamilton comes out in this issue for sheriff.

Jt will be a a hard matter for him to down N. G. Perryman, but we would like to see a Monument man get there. Chas. Page announces himself as a candidate for the treasurership of Logan county in this issue.

Mr. Page is a good business man and will make a good officer if elected. The county superintendents office seems to be as eagerly sought after as that of the register of deeds. All the candidates are first-rate fellows and we hope they will all get there. J.

P. Israel comes out for county treasurer. Mr. Israel is a deserving young man, has many friends and will make a close run for the nomination. We wish two treasurers were needed.

Page Greenfield. better grade. -DOES A Eyerjf- HOTEL Now Open To The Public. thing First-Class, il. ODEN Proprietor List of Letters Remaining uncalled for in the Monument postoliice, Oct.

1. Miner, Sarah A. Miller, Samuel Michel, Jimie II. Shernwel, Andrew Sandotrom. Say advertised when calling for any of the above, II L.

Dedrick, P. M. Ere a few short days have passed and the Coueier is again compelled to announce another death in our midst. This time it is rie Churchill, who, after four weeks illness of mountain fever, departed this life Saturday, October 15th. Miss Churchill was born Oct.

2nd, 1870, in Alamakee, Iowa, and came to this state some two years ago. She was the only daughter, and was the youngest member of the family. During her sickness there was never a word of complaint uttered from her lips, and she was conscious until the last moment. It is a terrible blow to the bereaved family and it is hardly possible for them to realize that Carrie is gone, as she was the cheering and helping hand of the home. Her quiet and affectionate manner won her the respect of all whom she came in contact with, and to be so suddenly called away, with the bloom of youth upon her cheeks, seems incredible, but "the Lord knoweth best." The funeral took place on Hon, day last, the Body being interred at the cemetery.

The services were conducted by the Rev. Morgan, who delivered an appropriate and fitting address in Allen's Hall, to a large concourse of friends and relatives of the deceased. The music was excellent and the participants deserve credit. The pall bearers were Will Neil, Hob Drury, Frank Knight, Bert Dedrick, Chas. Corsaut and J.

H. Jordan, We have not seen any public an-uouncements in any of our county contemporaries for commissioners, fo deem it fit to make a selection our-self of a candidate for this district who we thinK, will meet with the approbation of the majority of the voters. Mr. E. Thayer is the Courier' nominee, and in naming him we feel confiident that our selection will please all.

Mr. Thayer has been a resident of the county longer than the majority of the present inhabitants and always interested himself in ihe mblic welfare; he is here to stay Jjogan county is his home. He is too -well Known for us to say much more about Mm, we do say, for a canscienticfiis man, and one who will do all iritis to advance -the interests 4the he cannot lie bettered. What say jqh all Peter Huddleston landed us $1. 50 to-day on subscription.

As winter as fast approaching we a lew more -ot our; subscribers would do iikewjse. BANKING BUSINESS, BXJTS AND SELLS Foreign and Domestic Exchange. MONEY LOANED on. Personal Chattle orJKeal Estate Securitj' If you have any Banking business, call and see us at Oakley, Kansas. Election is Thursday, Dec, 22nd.

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Mr. C. A. Fendt of Hoopeston, an old-time friend of the Ho-bert's, is in town on a Mr. Fendt is looking for a place to start a canning factory.

He is stuck on this place and the Springs. The Republican county primary election will take place next Saturday week Oct, 29th. Each precinct is allowed one delegate for every twsnty votes for the convention on the Monday following, Oct. 31. We hear some talk about Mr.

Perry man being intemperate. As we are personally acquainted with him, and have known him for a long time we can truthfully say that we never knew him to touch a drop of intoxicating liquor. A. department, and its general and state news fuatures are strong. It is a splendid representative Kansas paper.

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Foote. an old time school teacher, announces himself in this issue as an aspirant for the office of county superintendent. J. P. Israel was in town; Monday and Tuesday, shaking hands with the boys and setting 'em up on the strength of his candidacy.

Mr. and Mrs. Churchill desire to. extend their heartfelt thanks to the many friends who so kindly assisted them during the sickness and death of their daughter Carrie, and especially Mesdames Barr and Rader and Miss Hattie Swi tier. Land Ofiie-at WaKeenev, Kansas, NO.

Oct. 8, 18S7. 1 11533. Notice i hereby iriven that the following-named has filed notice of her intention to make final proof in support of her claim, aiid tlmt said iroof will be made before Register ant Receiver of U. Land Office at Wa-Keeuj Kan, on 16, 1888, vix: Uarrie Pre-emption Nft llSlKifor the-E of of sec in 11 34 W.

She names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon, 'and cultivation of, said land, viz: Charles Francisco, Leb-bens Phillips, Benjamin E. Tallman, William F. Pcttingill, all of Page, Logan county. Kansas. 19t() w.

C.L. Beakd, Register- (11099.) Land Office at Wa Keeney, Oct.15, 1887.. Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has tiled-notice of his intention: to make final proof in support of his and that said proof will be made before Register and Receiver U. S. Land Office at Wa-Keeney, Kas.

on Jan 13, 1888, viz: William, W. Drury 14246. for the 34 12 33 W. He names the- following witnesses, to, prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Amos Swan, James Daw, G. Hardy, Robert I.

Drurj-, all of Monument, Logan county, Kan. 20tG w.C. L. Beard, Register. See Dedricks new stock of If you want a good saddle horse call at II o-bert's barn.

DR. 1. BAILEY, lifsiciai Sarpoi. o. Office in the Hotel.

MONUMENT KANSAS. Mabbied. October 6th, by Justice Irwin, at his office in Colby, John Er David'to Emma Prenett, both of Logan county. The above we copy from last week's Thomas County Catr and though somewhat of a surprise to us, we John and his bride a cup overflowing with Joy and happiness, and -hope that they may sail the seas of matrimonial bliss without ever coining in with a breaker. SE WIjNG LIKE TIIE EMLNGTON RIFLE Unexcellefl lj ml Sure to Give Safisfaeton GeneralOffice, llion, N.

Y. New York 2S3 Broadwh- JIM MCMAHOK The CMcap A slicK young man selling; cheap jewelry, agent for sewing- machines and clock mender, struck our. town this wee and tried to skip his hotel bill. His scheme didn't work in Monument as our hotel clerk A. Oden, ifc.

P. candidate office of 'Register of Deeds, was in ihe city the for part of this week, Ioomg over the landscape Hobertfs barn is looming up in style now that it has. undergone complete rnovat-knv Eight pages, 64 columns, is the largest dollar weekly in. America Shop In Palace Drug Store! MONUMENT, KANSAS. Have Fran, Knight make out your pension collared him at Oajdey.

Buying Agents Wanfod A' t-'.