The Morland Standard from Morland, Kansas • 1

ADVAN 1 pp Successor to the "Morland Independent." established March 21. 1901. Successor to The Western Star," catafclished at Hill City, May IS, 1879. $1 Per Year FQR THE INTEREST OF MORLAND AND ORAM AM COUNTY Numbir 92 MORLAND, GRAHAM COUNTY, KANSAS, JUNE 30, 1904. Fresh and cured meat at Cunning ham Ellis'.

Call at this office and get a hail policy II. C. Yarner had a horse badly cut by barbed wire yesterday. Come in and examine our fine stock of visiting cards. Repairs of all kind for Hedge Header at Morland Merc.

Co. have a new Mitchell wagon for sale or trade, Harmon Morgan. For hail insurance in the St. Paul company caL at the Morland State Bank. R.

A. Collins purchased 160 acres of LOCAL NEWS. We have Legal blanks of all kind. We are head quarters for job work; Hail insurance at the Morland bank. Good results from advertising- in this paper.

Best Machine oil at Morland Mercantile Co. Hail insurance written at the Mor- land State Ba ik. James Ellis purchased a fine milch cow of C. A. Caiiu Call and see us, we may have the farm you want to buy.

A new DeLavel cream seperator for sale. See II. C. Yak nek. For the famous Rock coal call at Hoffman's Elevator.

See Cunuingham and Ellis for the famous Tenuent Shoes. Best on earth, Arctic cold drinks. Ice cream soda, any flavor. 'Call at Cunningham Ellis'. Jake Bollag and C.

B. YanDorn and Ernest Pruit bought new Hodges headers this week. Miss Minnie Cunningham came up from Chapman, Kansas with her sis-tel-in-law Mrs. W. R.

Cunningham for a visit with her brothers and other relatives. W. R. Cunningham and Harve Ellis returned home from, the Worlds Fair and a visit with relatives in Iowa, the first of the week. Harve says he doesn't "feel much change." G.

W. Stober purchased eight quarter sections of land last week through the agency of this firm. This now makes Mr. Stober the owner of 2080 acres of Graham county soil. $100 or $125 to loan on land.

Call at this office. Insure your farm property in the Continental, here at this office. Don't forger that Nay lor and Butler have the largest and best land list in the West end of Graham county. Ice cream oda Arctic cold drinks at the soda fountain. Cunningham Ellis.

Remember you get the Kansas City Weekly Star and the Advancd twelve months Advance alone SI. 00, Star 25c. Mr. Weidenhammer and wife depart-ed for their home in Indiana this morn-ingi after a few weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs Groves, of this place.

Don't forge- at the Mcpherson Mu; tual will Insure your barley. But no Case will it insure barley where, you give your wheat to another company. Call at this office. A. I).

Parsons and Daniel Wolf, who live six miles south of Colyer, were -in today with two loads of fat hogs which they sold toG. W. Stober. ThU speaks well for Morland as a market town. Born: Thursday June 23, 1904 to Mr.

and Mr. J- F. Gross a nine pound boy. Mother and'baby doing well, hut, Frankfis a little hoarse from calling papa to hear the echo answer from the barn door. As the result of an all day spree in a joint tent near Sylvan Grove Sam Wells a notorious character shot and probably fatally wounded John Frey.

Frey is only 20 years of age, and of a respectable family. After watching the race the human race for thirty yeays, we have con-culded that an old maid with a good job who knows how to save rnony has more real pleasure in life than all of the married women in the township put together. -Greenleaf Sentinel. Dr. Parker and his father-in-law, David Findly arrived fromOregon last week.

The doctor has permanently If you want to borrow money on your land call at this office. The Kansas City Weekly Star ami Advance one year for $1.15. Cain Son have a few bushels Siberian millet seed for sale. For your Candies, Nuts and allkinds of Confectionery, call at the Sunflower Restaurant. The best coal on the market Rock Springs you will find it at the Hoff EieVataor.

A fisticuff between two of Morlands prominent citizens occurred on the streets Saturday. Emmons Goodrow contractors am builders were in and had some bill heads printed. They are good work men and believe in having their station ery look neat and business like. On Saturday of last week Mr. Win Millirons purchased the Mother Gray property, in the southeast part of town of Bob Armstrong.

Mr. Milliions moved in on Tuesday of this week. Cunningham on Monday morning met with what might have baen a very, serious accident, while moving a lead spout for wheat in the elevator the spout caught his hand against a board holding him there for about five minutes, when Mr. Stout discovered it and helped him to get loose. Fortunately for Johnnie, it was not a bad bruise.

Notice to the Public. It has been reported that I have gone from Morland to stay but 1 am here to stay, and will be glad to serve all re spectable people in a straight sober le gitimate practice of medicine and sur gery. Phone call three shorts and one long. Office Hotel, House. R.

Hawkins. Notice to Contractors. Bids will be open from now untill the 21st day of July, 1904 to Plaster ceiling, Hard coat walls, and lay new floor up to Rostrum; put on new doors, and repair outbuilding, on Shiloh School house Dist. No. 73.

Contractors to furnish material. C. G. Waggoner, Director. j.

C. Clark, Clerk. Church Notes M. E. Church, Sunday Services: Sunday school, 10 a.

Class meet ing, alternating with services conducted by R. A. Collins, 11 a. Lpworth League, 7 p. Preaching services every Sunday evening, 8 p.m.; Prayer meeting every Thursday evening, 7:30.

We shall be pleased to see you in the congregation at an time, come. W. M. Garnkr, Pastor. land south of Morland through the ag ency Nay lor Butler.

We print Visiting and Souvinercards also wedding and all kinds of fancy stationery at lowest prices. Miss Mozetta Butler left for Lucas this morninsr to visit a few days with her parents and little sister. Lost point lace handkerchief. Fnd-er please leave at this office and receive reward. Mrs.

F. J. Schilling. Now is the time to insure your wheat. Call at the Morland State Bank and get a policy in the old reliable St Paul Co.

S. G. Warner who lives about seven miles northwest of town shipped a car load of hogs to the Kansas City markets Tuesday morning. Miss Lucy Millirons who has been visiting with her brother at Kansas City during the past three months, returned home Tuesday night. Heavy hailstorms fell thoughtout the west end of Graham and east end of Sheridan counties Tuesday doing much damage to fruit and small grain.

Quarterly Meeting. The first quarerly Meeting of the M. E. Church will be held July 9, and 10, Presiding Elder! A. N.

See. will be with us. Business Meeting 2 P. M. Saturday, 9th preaching Saturday night, Sunday morning and night.

Rev. W. M. Garner. Wedding Bells.

Cunningham Moore. Mr. John Cunningham and Miss Katie Moore were united in Holy Bonds of Matritmony in the parlor of the VK" House at P. M. Tuesday, June 28-1904, Rev.

W. M. Garner officiating. Guests consisted of a few close relatives and friends. During the few months he has been with us the groom has proved a straight upright business like gentleman.

The bride being raised in our midst is known as a perfect Lady, and every one is a friend to her. They leftVednesday morning for the home of the Groom's parents, at Chapman Kansas where they will make a short visit, then return to Palco where Jonn-nie will take charge of an Elevator for Hoffman. The Advance joins with their many friends in wishing them a happy and prosperous journey. A brother of T. M.

Walker, of Atch-isson, came up from Hill City Tuesday and got some of our citezens who hold tax titles to town lots pretty well interested. lie holds the origional owners title. Died; On Tuesday evening June 28 1904. the infant child of Mr. George Radford, (colored), the child was sick only a few days before death.

The remains were taken to Hill City for interment. J. P. Pomeroy has sold the, Boston Cash Store at Hill City to a wealthy gentleman from Colorado Springs. The whole of the lower floor including the basemet has been leased by Weyand the purchaser and he will run an up to date department store.

The fellow who puts his paper back in the postoflice to be marked 'Tefus-ed" when he is owing the publisher for what he has already received, will some day be carried by the wonderful postal service of. the universe to the pearly portals through which he would like to pass. But he will be marked "refused" and dumped into the general conflagration of the trash pile. Ex. located at Grant, Pa but says he does not like the country so well as he does Graham county.

Mr. Findley was out on a visit and was just returning. Reville, Floyd Stober, of Stud ley, who has been attending Business College in Wichita for the past few months will be home Saturday. He was to be home last Saturday but riding- on a street car, the car was over turn- ed and Floyd sustained a spraned knee which delayed him a week. Notice the new ad of Cunningham Ellison the third page thisweek.

Owingtothefactthe.se boys acknowl- dege from experience that their past advetising has made them money, they are going in on a larger scale and let the people know what they have for the good of their customers. ii.