Randall Register from Randall, Kansas • 1

IX REGISTER 0 NO. 40. KANDALL, JEWELL COUNTY, KANSAS, FEllltUAKY 19, 1887. Terms, $1.00 Per Year In advance. ELLIOTT PLUMS' Stock of Fall and Winter Goods is NEW and COMPLETEI And we want all to soo thorn.

Our goods were all bought early in the season wlion wo invito our patrons to tho benefits of low prices. 3Gicland.IG, consisting of O-or StocOs of Fancy Dry Goods, Ladies and Gents Furnishing G-EOCEEIEG, Is Larger and larked Lower than ever this year. Belolt Flour by the sack or load. Salt bv the nound nr vmm New mm M.cl.te Cum7 i ELLIOTT PLUM, GO TO THE NEW STORE WHEN YOU WANT GRO0ERIES The Freshest Stock, the Best Bargains in town. A large variety of 5 and 10 A fine line of Canned and Dried Fruits.

Flour by the sack or ton. Teas the best. But ono price and that at TOURS GEO. WOOLSEY, Randall, Kas. T.

H. BOYNTON, is still Selling Furniture at Liviiie prices. He has just PLETE STOCK Parlor, Bed room suits, kitchen furniture--Everj 'thing away down. Window Glass oi all sizes. For a holiday nresent it will he of advanhiira to nil in cnll uni con mTr n.nn,i are useful as well as ornamental.

4 Those who wish heavy express paper for papering purposes will find it by 'call-ling on me. Sewinjr machine needles and oil will sell cheap to get rid ot them. T. H. BOYNTON, prices were low.

Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Randall. Kan. cent Goods! the bottom. Country produce TRULY, received a NEW mwl finivr. Randall, Kans.

SSSr WHEAT RYE. RH.McBltlDK" at Law, ANotary. INSURANCE Ageits, unexcelld offers for RICE, Soooo bus. of Oats Wanted. THE ROACH BROS, Dealers in ALL KINDS OP GRAIN, Eand3ll En Having come to stay, we desire tho patronage of the Farmers.

We vi ny tho highest Prices for nil kinds of Grain. Remember llic Roach Bro' j.w no a. 11, Tho rtKarsTKii und Kansas Farmer will bo sent to any address for the next year for $200. Albums: Dressing Cases, Odor Cases, Jewelry; and a nico line of llnlitlny uoous at I ruelilooil jjros. Farmers coming into town and do sii ing hay and stabling for their teams should remember that tho cost at A.

G. Rico's livery hnrnis hut 10 cents. Get rates on (arm loans at II. II. Ashlock's before dealing elsewhoro.

He thinks he can give you better terms on first-eliis loans than othei's. OiindHntcs tor tcnoners certificates will Im examined in Manksto at the school house on the lust Saturday Id Jan uary. October ami April. H. IV, Tukxkk, Co.

Suo't. Ik ion stiller pricking piling on moving Hie eyes, or cannot bear bright light, and find your eight weiik and falling, you should promptly use Dr. McLean's Streiigiheiiln Kve Salve. 25 cents a box When von ar constipated, -with loss appetite, heiiduche, take oneofDr. J.

Little Liver fillets. They are pleasant to take and will cure vou. 25 cts a vial. sale by Trneblnod llros, I.CiANSI IIANSII An unlimited mm of Money to Loan on Ifeal Ktitate and on tormii below all ooinpotltlou. ian furnlnh Money without delay.

We have just made arriingeuieiitti by which we ean furnish money on better terinH than ever before offered In Jewell county. Pleane call and see us. HALL McBKlDK. Old people sutler much troi'i disorders of I he iiriiinrv oi'irans. mid urn nlwnvs gralitied at the etl'eets ot Dr.

If. McLean's Liver and Kidney IJulin in banishing their troubles. $1.0 0 per bottle. For sale by Trueblood Uros. If your kidneys are inactive, you will fetd und look wretched, even In the most cheerful society, and melancholy on the jollicst occasions.

Dr. J. II. McLean's 'Liver and Kidney If aim, will set you right again. $1.00 per bottle.

ForSa'eby Trueblood llros. Ramhill 9 Notice. All those knowing themselves in debt to us on hook account, or notes due, will please cnll at our old stand of business and settle tlio same.as we bavo sold our hardware stock and want to get ready to enter Into other business Hamilton Burger. Attention. All persons owing us on accounts that are due will pleaso call and set-tlo by cash or note.

Thanking you for your liberal patronage in the past and wishing you a Happy and Prosperous New Year, wo remain yours to please, Elliott Plum. STOCK SALE. The undersigned will offer at public sale at his residence 2 miles north and 2 west of Randall, and 4 miles east of Jewell City, Tuesday, Feb. 22nd, 1887, tho following descriuca property: 1 span mules, 11 years old, with harness: 2 mares, will bo 3 years old in tho spring; 1 2 year old maro colt, 3-8 Clydesdale; 2 horse colts, 8 8 Clydesdale, 2 'years ol 1 1 yearling maro colt 1-4 Perchcron; 1 yearling horse colt, 14 Perchcron; 1 thoroughbred Short Horn cow, 1 2 venr old Short Horn bull. 1 3 vear- old Short Horn bull.

Pedigrees of the above given if desired. 5 milch cows, 2 of them fresh; 2 2-year old heifers; 3 vearlimf heifers: 5 rearlintr steers: 2 steer calves; 1 Eagle riding cultiva tor in good order; 12-incn stirring plows. Tho above are all well graded, in good condition and first class. No scrubs. Terms of sal Purcl a or will be given 9 months time, without interest if paid when duo, if not, 12 per cent from date; purchaser giving note with approved security.

All sums of 810 and under, ensh. Stock must be settled fr before removed. A dis count of 12 per cent on cash pay ments oi more man Gardner Price. The following petition will be presented to the Hoard of County Commissioners of Jewell county at their next regular meeting: Petition for Incorporation. To the honorable Hoard of County Com-mitsloirers of Jewell county, Kansas: We tlie undersigned residents and electors of the town ot ltandall an unincorporated town of your said County and State, containing inhabitants or cluse thereto, therein being mure than 250 and less than AKH) Inhabitants.

And bounded as follows: Commencing at the X-h. cur lier of lie S-E 1 of sec. I town. 3 south of rane 7 west; tlieneo west 80 rods; thence south to tint center of Buffalo creek; thence S-k, with the cjnter ot said creek to the township line between Allen and l'rairie townships; thence north S-K to corner of said see. thence east 524 feet; tbinee north 1000 feet, thence west 524 feel; thence north to place of beginning.

Vour petitioners, the same beings majority of the electors in said town as above set forth, most respectfully ask your honorable body to make and issue iin order in with the law in such cases made and provided, Incorp-t-raling and declaring incorporated the said Iowa us above set forth as a city of the third ciuss. by the name and style of the city ot Kantian, designating In vour said order the metes and bounds of said city, ordering 'herein the first election, designating the place for the same, and time of holding; and appoint three judges and two clerks for said election, and also three canvassers of the vote at V. election all us by law provided. And for this vour petitioners will everprav: Sljrned It Brighain. 'J Craig, John K.

Meters. Samuel Citbens. If Joslin. It Hockett. II Jetl'ers.

f)r Trueblood. I Gordanier, Hout. Kendell, I) I) Brnmwell. A Cummins, OslMirn. Geo Wnolsev, II II Ashlock, II iSutherlin.

(iitbens. Hall. A Carroll. Henry Kaymer. Cluster.U hillitian.

Jasper Kigg. -lias Vanzant. I lav ward. A Hamilton. Carroll Wm llendrix.

I Kandall. It II Me- Bride.C Roger. II Elliott. John II Mum. Kemp.

I Roger. 1 Stewart Kilev Wilson. Messinger. Wllnr-fod. Preston.

Roaeb. Asli- bM-k. Mose StiiU fj Alnthck. I 5Ion- roe. A li Hiee.

.1 Trim Cunning- Land Office at Concordia, Km, eb. 7tll. 1887. No 6342 TOXICK1i hereby tlven tlv tiuit J.1 tlm fiillnuftnfr.nfitiiAl uutfluf Ihh einrl notice of bis Intention to mak final proof in support: oi ins claim, ami that said proof will be made before the U. S.

Land Office at Concordia, on March 2) at, 1887, via RORKHT SUTCL1KF, II. K. No. 151)1)4, for ttie s. Sec.

22, town. lis. ranee 7 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, ylz: John Cunningham. G.

W. Kelfer, James Gordlnier and John Trumbull, all of Randall, Kim. Dodqk, Register. WANTED: Men and Women To subscribe for the LaAVJtNwoRTii Daily or Wkkkly Timks, in connection with the Rkoibtkk. The place occupied by Thi Timks In Kansas journalism and politics is to well kuown to need commendation from tbe Register It is a fearless, outspoken, independent Kepublican paper, In fact Tint State paper It favors the enforcement of the law and order.

We can furnish our paper and the Daily Times for 43 a year. We can furnish our paper and the Weekly Times for SO. Send for The Times Premium List. To all whom it may concern: NOTIOKIs hereby that from and after the 10th day of January, A. D.

187, 1, A. P. Hoyt, do hereby give my son, Charles A. Hoyt his time until he becomes twenty -one years of age and that I will not be responsible for any debts he may contract after tho above date. A.

V. Hoyt. Disease lies In ambush for the weak; a feeble constitution is ill adapted to en-oounter a malarious atmosphere and sudden changes of temperature, and the least robust a-e usually the easiest victims; Dr. J. II.

McLean's Strenptheninjt Cordial and Blood Purifier will give tone, and vitality and strength to your e. llrebody. $1.00 per bottle. H.P. BOIINING.M.D., homeopathhTphysiciah.

Havlngdeclded to establish myself in Randull, I take this opportunity of asking a fair trial of mode of treatment, assuring the community of prompt services and reasonable charges. Diseases of children a specialty. 40 T. TKUEBLOOD, Ph. M.

PHYSICIAN, SURGED AND CHKMIST. aProtessional calls nromp'ly attended dy and nijfht. OIHce it New Stone Drugstore. RANDALL, 13 KA NSAS AUCTIONEER! I. FOOTE Will ery for public sales at the lowes rates, and guarantee entire satisfaction.

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Adoreea THI INTER OCEAN. So afadieos i Bt, Ohtcaffe, The soruvn dolivorod by Mr. Tul mugu on Sunday appours on the in-si 'o pages. Cliwmd Uakkb, tho newly appointed Mate printer, is the first state officer who can say that he was a school buy in Kansas. Tiik President was in doubt about tlio clupoinlunt ponsion bill, and he vetoed it.

Ho nevor giveH the soldier tliu benefit of a doubt. Out of Ullages of appeals from Spark's decisions, Secretary Lamar Las overruled 49, modified 13, and left 49 to bo attended to by the courts. The projectors of the lion. Daniel ilaiinuig's now bank in Mow York seem to have recognized tho fact that the bread and butler of Eastern bitnlcs comes from tho West, and have Miined it the Western National. Poor old Missouri, true to her democratic instincts, has rejectod prohibition for tho prosent, and the inevitable has been delayed for a time.

It will take our sister on the casta long lime to catch up with the bandwagon. Capital. Of Iho 136 Republican members oi tho Kansas Legislature, seventy-six aro for Blaine in 1888, sixteen for Sherman, and forty-four divided among sixteen candidates. Of tho twenty-eight Democratic members, nineteen tiro for Clcvelond and tho ba.arco devided on five candidates. The probabilities are that "No Man's Land" will soon bo organized into a territory to bo known as A bill of that import is now pending in congress, and the territory will hold an election on tho 22d day of February Washington's birthday taking tho initiary steps of organization.

It looks as though this now hind will soon be opened to settlement, and the cry will be "on to Cimarron." Tho ravages of hog cholera over tho state will naturally lead farmers to inquire why legislation should not bo enacted that will effectually stamp out tho plague. Tho loss yearly to tho peoplo of the north west is enormous, footing up into tho millions. Tha disease is not carried in the nir. It docs not originate on tho farm. It is conveyed by germs; carried on tho loot of men or dogs or other animals; on wagons, in cars, etc.

Complete quarantine on farms would secure exemption cvon though hundreds were dying all around it. Such a complete quarantine is seldom possible There is no cure for the disease and no prevention except by preventing tho germs from finding a lodgement. Now tho only way for state to be free from the hog cholera is to enact law to take cfTuct, say May 1st. At that time hogs are at thu minnimum of numbers. Tho early pigs have all uiii marketed.

There aro few spring pigs. There is little left but the brood sows and fall pigs. The law should empower tho veterinary surgeon ami his assistant to kill every HjhrCtcd herd and every animal in it and payj for it, and tho thorough disinfection of the yards, and forbid a hog to be brought on tho place for a year. The state should pay two-thirds of the price of the hogs, estimating the val ue at the price per pound at the neai ost station. Thieo months would clean the state.

All that needs watching alter that is the railroads from other stales. Railroads should be forbidden to unload any hogs coming from other states except tit the packing houses. Cars that have contained bogs should not be allowed to cross the state from the east unless disin feeled. Wo must make up our minds to adopt such measures as those or enduro the plague of hog cholera. The legislation we have hail Is of no earthly use.

The law passed in 1884 has no value whatever. We told tho legislalnro this at the time. Sick hogs are shipped out of the state every day. Hogs that have died of cholera nro piled up on every roadside and hauled over every highway. Homestead.

Uiggs Harford have their em-piny one of the best tinners in the west, and no botch job is allowed to go out of their store. For Sale. Good pair of marcs, in foal by a thorough bred Norman Perchcron horse; also a pair of geldings 5 years old. Enquire at G. AVoolscy's store, Randall.

39 L. S. Woolsey. Love R'lltoiihnle and Sowing Ma chine sews W4i urams at oice, warranted by J. A.

littil. NuTICE OF DISSOLUTION. Notico is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing bo-tweon the undersigned, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Those indebted to us on book or note account will call and settle at once. S.

GlTBENS, W. II. Joslin. Randall, Fob. 15.

1887. GREATLY EXCITEO. Not a few ot the citizens of Randall have recently become greatly excited over the astounding facts that several of their friends who had been pronounced by their physicians as Incurable and beyond all hope suffering with that dreaded monster Consumption have been completely cured by lr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, the only remedy that does positively cure all throat and lung diseases, Coughs, Colds, Asthma and Bronchitis. Trial Tiottle free at Dr.

L. O. Store, large bottles $1. 1 The conl minors south of the river have struck the second vein of coal. They are now within a few feet of tbo four-foot vein.

Both of tbe veins already gone through have boen better than was expected. If the third one disappoints them in tbe same way everything will be lovely. Clifton Review, WONDERFUL CURES. W. D.

Hoyt wholesale and re-tall Druggists at Rome, says: We have been selling Dr. King's New Discovery, JCIeetrle Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve for two years. Have never bandied remedies that sell as well or give such universal satisfaction. There nave been some wonderful cures effected by these medicines In this city. Several eases of Dronounced consumption have been entirely cured by use ot a lew bottles of Dr.

King's JNew uieoverv. uuen in connection with Electric Bitters. We guarantee them always. Sold by Dr. Frelday.

Did you ever note how bleak and desolate and bare aro the surround ings of a maj'onty of our country school houses? The children have trodden tho life out of the grass in front of the door and on either side, and the wind has circled and eddied about, driving tho soil out below the general level. Barns have chilliness about them, not to be compared however, to the cold, cheerless, desolate look about many of our school buildings. A fenco und a few troos and shrubs would alter tho appearance and change the condition wonderfully. Why not plant tho trees? A few hour's time, a little outlay ot money and httlo care would make tho school house nnd grounds things of beatify, and in themselves foster in the children a regard for everything "lovely and of good report." Ex. BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.

The Best Salve In tbe world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum.Fever Sores. Tetter. Channel! Hands. Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi tive cures files, or no pay requirea.

Is guaranteed to give perfect satis taction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Dr. Fieiday, Opera Drug store. 2-40.

CHURCH DIRECTORY. and fourth Sabbaths In each month, at 11 a. in. and 7. p.m.

METHODIST: Services the second and fourth Sabbaths in each month. at 3 o'clock p. m. T. I ANGELIC AL: Services 1 st and 2d I Sabbaths in each month, at 3 e'clock p.

In the church at Randall. Evening services as announced from tbe pulpit. Union Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening. J. OHN lUCH AHDS, 1 UBlur.

UNION SABBATH tbe Christian Church every Sunday at 10 o'clock a. in. Everybody is Invited to attend. Itch Prairie Mango and Scratches of every kind cured in 30 Minutes by Wooltord'g Sanitary Lotion. This never fails.

Sold by Trueblood Bros. Dritist Randall 23 FRANCIS MARAK Patent Radicator. FOR HEATING COOXIKG STOVES. THE BEST THINS OUT. This is to giveotke4er4he gener- public that J.M.

REITER, of Randall, Jewell county, Kansas, has pun based of Francis Marak the right, title and interest of the RADICATOR for to an in the Townships of PRAIRIE, VICKSHURG, SINCLAIR JACKSON, County of Jewell, State of Kansas. LOWCOSTHOUSES HOW TO BUILD THEM A Urge AtUa. giving outs nd fail iltwenpttoDtt of 4( Mi ra modern boons, oottinf from troifrv Sit By original idee. Hotmee adspi. ed to all chmsteti deBcnbed.

The Uteet nnly cbese UMMruriM ftwry aewtt AIM jortesM hf Ae. la aiinpi gi Wl tUHUIIalWU. MM OJ mSIL sen tu ruuu SMITH ELEVATOR RANDALL, KANSAS, A WAYS LEAD IN PRISES- CITY HOTEL Randall, Kansaj, Mbs. SUSAN TUBBETT, Prop. flS5G od Apoonirtl od.it Innu.

Plnntuhl and od beds. Sample Boa ujr uay or weeK. 20 jyjRS. W. UORDAN1EB, PROFEoSORjOF MUSIC.

I wlgli to Intorm the DeoDle of Randnll and vicinltv that 1 am prepared to give ions on eiincrtue piano or organ; also private lexsons in musical elocution. irst-ciass lessons at reasonable prices. Having had years ot experience In teach ing, I solicit your patronage at the residence of Dr. Trumbull's. 27 MRS.

L. J. PRESTON Millinery! HATS, BONNTETS, Aio a Complete IJne ot ALL KINDS OP HEAD AND NKCK- WEA1? TO BE FOUND IN ANY FIRST-CLASS MILLINERY STORE. (Opposite Hall.) 8 RANDALL, KANSAS JOSLIN. Dealers in IMPLEMENTS, Soft Hard and Smithing Coal, mid Sand.

RANDALL, -23 KANSAS C' ROGERS (las a complete line of Genehil Merchandise KANDALL. KANSAS CoiiBtry Produce taken In exchange or gooas. 4 SPECIAL PRIVILEGES And ratei on Beal Estate Loans. Money rauy on completion or papers. J.

C. POS TLE JEWELL CITY. KANSAS W. THBON, PLASTERER, STONE MASON AND HTONE CUTTER, Randall. Kansas.

igrFor estimates at scientific figure, call on me. Always guarantee satisfaction; will not bo underbid by anyone. 40 1 ALDEBSON SON Wish to Inform the Public that they are Prepared to do ALL KINDS OF Blacksmithing Usualr done In a Frst-Class Blacksmith Shop. Sorse Slicin.gr A Specialty. A Cure guaranteed such as JtOO iiUUMJ, UUHTHA(JX I.U COBNSiufcet.

RANDALL. 13 KANSAS rjiHOS. WESTBBOOK WELL DRILLER PROSPECTOR. Plenty of Water Guaranteed in Every Instance, or no pay required. RANDALL KANSAS 8 THE REGISTER.

PUBLISHED EVkRY SATURDAY. ADVERTISING rates made known on application. An excelltnt medium for advertising All transient advertisement must be paid in advance. Special Notice tQ D. McKELLAR, of Jamestown, ha a few special bargains cant and south east oi Randall, also a largo tract of land surrounding Jamestown, and cheap farms near Scottsville, on easy terms.

Apply now and don't miss this opportunity. Money to loan on farms at lowest rates, 4-tf. D. McKELLAR. Jamestown.

LoVB BUTTON-IIolE AND SEWINO Machine In addition to doing any kind of work possible on any other machine makes perfect Button-holes on any kind of goods Ovorscems and ewH with to needles at one operation making two rows of etiching either zigzag or straight. ID FOR ALL KINDS OFm- DUMP FOR Best grades COAL nd SAND kept on hands. Come and see us. W. HALL.

LAND, LOAN, LAW Have new and fLAND BUYERS 5000, acres of land for sale in Jewell, Cloudand Republic Counties. Send'for list of farms. J4l INSURANCES- Represent all reliable companies Call on us before making a loan, or write us, giving particulars of your farm and we will come and see you, and make your papers, so you need not como to town to sign thorn. Next Door to Postofpicb. RANDALL, KAN A.

G. PROHBIETOK OF THE Livery exchange feed stabl Good rigs furnished at a reduction of prices, with or without driver. Ho also will pay tho highest market price for hogs. 351 bam, 11 Boyiitun.