The Weekly Telegram from Mullinville, Kansas • 1

wiilli' r.lVE, TO DIE. A PERFECT CITIZEN OF THE GREAT COMMONWEALTH OF KANSAS, IS GLORY SUFFICIENT FOR ANY AMERICAN. VOL. I. MULaLaINVIUUR, KIOWA GOUNTY KANSAS.

MAY 26. 1887. NO. 36 TRADES A PROFESSIONS. WEEKLY TELEGRAM ISSUED ON THURSDAYS, JARVIS-CONKLIN MORTGAGE TRUST CO H.

L. VAN ZANDT, ElHTOlt AN PUBLWHBH. UULLLNVILLE, KANSAS. HELLO THERE WAKE UP! For it Is necessary to be wide awake in order to be happy in this world. You ought to keep your eyes WIDE OPEX when purchasing, so that you secure prices which will result profitably to your self Money saved is money earned, conscquenty remember Wm.

Grimes Has opened a bright and VELL SELECTRD stock ef Hardware, Stoves TIT WILL ONLY COST YOU tutored in the posfotUce at ii'UnvIIle, Kalians, for transniBHion through tlio lusitlK as second class mottor-i r. t. Mcknight, Contractor Builder. 0(0)0-" Will furnish Plans and Esitmates upon application. but first-class workmen 1 employed.

MULLINVILLE, KAN'S AS. C. J. WAUGH, Gontractor Builder. Estimates and Furnished.

Promptness guaranteed in all blanches of iny work. Competent workmen employed. 01 CENT To drop a postal card to me, with numbers of vour land, your name, and the amount of moiiey you want, to get a prompt reaponse either by letter or in person. FARM MPLEMENTS -)((AS TO TERMS ON" ))) And everything kept In ageneral Hardware Store West Wall Street MULLINVILLE. KANSAS.

FARM LOANS OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS. Notice to Oouhksi'omiknts. Coiuuiuiiicti tlons are solicited from iillsm loiiiidinir imints. Many items of news, such axdeuths, iniii riaircH accident, ulioi' there is i.ot a regular, eorrcspondenl, muy le ronton a postal cafiloyj S-l AM SURE 1 CAlTSniTYOl A. REED Notary Public and Justice of Peace.

Will tak4 filings and make applications for final proof. MAKIC A SPECIALTY OF ('ON VKYANftNO AND Mullinville, Kansas any nuiame pernon, aiui wilt ue tnnnui unv received iv us. To injure p.hliciitin tlife (Htne weak, all Icttc MitiuM retleh theTHtiKQitAM t)f-tlce on Ten WAV All letters must bo subject to revision and condensation by us. Lengthy obituaries Will be chttrtfl-d to IhO persons ordering their publication at 3 cent per line; jioet ry, 5 cents per line. Stationery and copy of paper furnished to our regular correspondents.

$1,000,000.00 in a few days Eb is like any other good granger, he don't give for trifles: he will build a larger one next. Harvey Omaha, Illinois, made quite a visit among friends in Fonda. lie arrived Thursday evening and departed for home Sunday morning. V'e have heard it remarked that short visits make long friends. Mr.

Dolly tlarrell lost her house and nearty all her household goods last Friday about 6 o'clock p. bv lire; also Dr. 0. Hiirrell lost a fine iibmry ami $200 In cash. Damages.

SI ,500. Esq. Harvey Mitchell, from Rut-lef county, and T. J. Durham, of Douglass county, are visiting at the home of Dh Hurley, and also at J.

G. Harney's. Harvey is an old acquaintance of the Doctor's, and is a rustler from way back, and deals in land and fine stock. Several parties from near Fonda go to Dodge City this week some to make final proof on their claims, and Capital to work on, and EDWARDS SATTERWH1TE Contractors Builders. Will furnish designs, and make estimates on all classes of buildings None but lirst-class workmen employed.

Plans furnished on application. MULLINVILLE, KANSAS Millions of Money To loan. qo iny own inspecting. I write all papers in my oftlcfi at I pay money when papers are signed. T.

L. HAWKINS PHYSICIAN SURGEON, Calls answered promptly night and day. Can be found at residence, or II. M. Bacon's drugstore.

some as witnesses, amongst whom are Mi's. Mary Keasler, John L. Caldwell, John itowell. Dr. J.

0. Harell, atid Capt. If. Sillett. Fl'ed Itorhfecker and C.

W. IlcWfcr are taking pleasure trips on the beautiful praif its looking for the cows, and still they Jind them hot. We think it is time that cow3 were either in herd or walking a rope. Judge Rx Ev Hums. Pleasant Valley, Wits in town looking like a clean shaved boy 18.

We suppose the Judge is still looking to the interest of the Pleasant Valley township bridge to be 'J- 4 Forest Park Tolegrams Most all the farmers are done plant ing corn. Fine growing weather, Hiid corn is on the boom. Geo, W. Phelps is having a well put down on his school quarter. Ldm Munn has been wrestling With the measles for the past week P.

E. McDonald bought a cow of Max Dampf a few days ago. John 15. May and wife are visiting relations and friends in Arkansas City. John L.

Gray is shoving ilie plane for Edwards Satterwhite, the Gem City. Ground squirt-els are having a ptciiic digpitig up the yaller com, and George Phelps says they got all of his pumpkin seed but one and tliev are hunting for P. E. McDonald and family tyere visiting Nelson Siner and family last Sunday. Mr.

Siner and family are lately irom Indiana, and have located on a claim three miles northeast of Mullinville. Tom Dillingham was seeii going throntrh the Park at a Maud dgaii last Sunday eve; he was headed for the River, as we supposed, in search of A id iishing place. A later telegram says lm went to the Assessors to h'Ave his list made out. Max Dampf has out about "() acres of corn. He had tile misfortune to get one of bis line mares badly cut on a wire fence Stturday night." Mac-.

MOTTCs Promptnss in alt things. ft SUIJSCIUPTION KATE8. One Tor, $1.00. Six Months. Tuur Months, .25.

ADVERTISING KATES. Ono Column, One Month, J10.00. ttaR-bnlf, Viif-lourth, K.5U. Those ratoe will bp strictly onforced. Adver-tisiup bills must he settled at the eud of each month.

Business Locals, published at the rate of 10 cent' a line for each insertion to all ttrosf ttho are not advertisers. Krgular advertiser? will bo charged cents a line per each itifeer-Hon. The Telegram in the best in form, the best In contents, and the best medium for advertisers in the county. Please remember, thai one Dollar ih vested in advei tit-inK in this paper distributes your bUHiueHS iiuiouK the best families in Kiowa county. TRAVLLER'S BULLETIN Dodge city (UiEENsnuRG mail and staok line.

Arrives every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri-ay, from Dodfre City; and every Tuesdy, Thursday, and Srturday. irom tjrecuKburg. KINSLEY PUOTF-CT10N STAGE LINE. Arrives from Kinsley oil every Tuesday and Friday; and from Protection every Wednesday urnl Saturday. These lines umko close connecion with ras-sengea trains on the Santa i'e road, at Dodge City and Kinsley.

POST OFFICE BULLETIN HOURS Or BUSINESS. Tbo postoflice In this city will open.every day except Sundays, at 7 a. in. and close at 7 p. DELlVKity.

Calls close 15 minutes before arrival of hacks from any direction. Stalls from Kinsley and Protection arrive at m. HftUsBrrivefromDDdKeCityatSp. mj from Oreuuburg at 10 a. m.

J. W. Movie, Postmaster. W. A.

Cooke, Assist. Postmaster. CHURCH DIRECTORY. HAPTI3T every First and Third Sabbath at 11 A.M. METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

Preaching every altcriut-. Sabbath at 8 p. M. Classs meeting same day p. CHRISTIAN.

YMcblng every Second and Fourth Sabbath at 11 and 7 p.m. Union Sabbath School at 10 a. and pray-meeting every evening at i. m. TOPEKA MARKET REPORT' PUOVlilON.Si WHOLESALE PKICli.

ftutter, choice .20 Eggs, trash .13 Potatoes .40 Beans, wnite nary 1.73 Apples per bushel Onions per bushel l.no Heets per bushel .75 Turnips per bushel .75 Wheat 2 soft W)ct; No. 2 red .55 Flour pat. 2.00; No. 2 2. 10; No.

31.91 Corn mixed. 30cts. white 30 cents. GEM CITY MARKET REPORT. Corrected each week.

fitter V- lb .25 2ggs V- dozen 15 Coll'ee 4 pounds 1.00 Green coffee 5 pOiihds 1.00 Sugar Granulated 12 lb l.on Light blown 141b l.Od Dried Apples 12 1b l.ofl tai 10 lb 1.00 Prunes 12 th 1.00 Pried Peaches 12 lb 1.0(1 FJonr SliHWfie lot) ft. 2.90 Patent loo lb 3.30 Red-ball 100 2.70 OlobC 100 lb 2.30 Keystone 100 lb 2.70 Corn Meal 100 1.35 flatus lb 12 Dry salt meat .10 Potatoes bu Unions Apples l- Tobaccos rlhfrom .3.0 to .60 Smoking tobaceo .30 to .40 Teas ft Cider tinegar gallon .25 jrjjup .45 Sorghum IVaoi 24 ft. I J.OO Salt barrel 3 14 WHEN IN CKEEfcSBURd 6oto ttoit ir built across the Arkansas fver troith of Fonda? ff. II. 11 N.

E. STINE, Painter, Grainer Sign Writer. work executed with neatness arid dispatch MULLINVILLE. KANSAS J. W.

DAVIS. ATTORNEY, Will practice in ali the court ft. OFFICE IN FOWLER'S 13RICK. Greensburg, Kansas, IJIJ i GRENSm iiG, KA NSAS Ma.vaokb, i A E. PENNY 9 K' iji i' it -MIE1L ESTATE I LDflN flGENT.v Will of your Real Estatti quicker, and make a Farm Li'iin on b-t-.

ter terms than any otner agency List your property, itji iw and 'f give io.i a call wlvn making a loan. MULL1N V'iJ-LE KANSAS. Sabbath school was vfcll attended last Sabbath at the Hums hull, and amongst the best posted scholars on the lesson Were Mrs. T. E.

French. Miss Mary Iiait ell, Miss Jennie French Miss Jennie Haicll, Capt. H. MUett. Dr.

J. C. Itarrell and J. E. McMilleiK We would thankful for a full house next Sabbaths Most ali.bre-emption lands are taken which are In township 2S of range 21, and nearly all of township 27 of range 21 south ot the river.

When told by Dr. Hurley some IS months ago that within live years not a vacant acre of the sandhills would be left, we doubted; yet now with nine-tenths of the land gone, we feel the force of the Doctor's prediction. When you come to Fonda town, to buy our goods and bestire you call at Ilai roll's store, to see his slock if nothing more. Hi stock r-f notions if complete; in shoes It" will give a perfect lit: their ilre.su goods T. E.

DEMPCY ATTORNEY AT LAW (JRKEN.liUIUi. KANSAS. AV ill practice in State an Federal courts. Fonda Tahraas. Ollice 2 doois north of Fowler's P.i ick.i H.

HODGES Fine rains last week, in so called drdiilhy Kansas Irs. Gen. Fonda in i-ompanv with H. V. ITerer.

were visiting in Utir.klili hNt Saturday. George Dcgaingci has conlncled to ELBY D1X0N, DEA EE If IN TWALKK III work on the railroad grade sum- mer. (Jeoi-ge is an old hand at the work. I Groceries. Provisions, flour, rjowIs Tobaccos Cigars, Confections; are a niglil to see, and just as cheap as cheap can be; of groccricn they hatfe a line that's full nndchean and "inc.

and FURNITURE. ouunidLimu tiiiictiiurvu jii Muuiiij iiiiu 'i r. iM iU' nun i "ix jtittiM to those who live within the place, EAST WALL STREET, Mullinvillr the) II deliver goods with good grace. John Poulson. two miles southeast of town, aired 07.

hits nloued the hind mid tilanted 67 nctVs of corn this sea 1I people should make an inspection I of our NEW and SEASONABLE son, with the help or a small wy, say nothing of the planting of 17 bushels of potatoes, and 8 or 10 acres sown ill millet: not nnlv hut Mr. I'nnl- son lias been a cripple and not able to Ilanell and Hurley sins. Prrha Judge I'mnS will take part, if so it will he melodious. Miss Ella Hiibbar.l. of Corhitt.

was visiting in Fonda last week, and assisting Mrs. McMillen to get things ready for her hip to Missouri. Dr. Hurley ahd lady spent last Mori-day evening pleasantly at thellhme of (Jen. Foitd-i.

Mrs. Fonda, that Jovial lady, entertairlpii them gloriously. J. Harney Is working in Ford lit the blitcksmilii trade. Jim iB a good worknieii.

and the Fonda town company missed it by not assisting him to put a shop Jn this place. Some hct' game around toWii which the druggist goes to learn, called "you beat nttil Ml smile, or I beat ahd you It nice game for young folks just liegtriiihigto woo. Mrs. Charles Wells was In town to day, and the grocerymni wa glad to nee her. for tUe hr.intylit a HnA utrw lt of want without a crutch for years.

Take notice, young meh what Industry rah do stock. W- ask a critical enmparftu in nil departments. We are confident in our gtr)ds and prices, and at anxious th haVc thttr) ftntWined on their merits-, feeling coiifMellt 0ur pricen Will make everjbmly happy, We can show youLnn assortment of gKl Wily EQUAL to and probably SUPERIOR to anything ever wen in thin wcthrti. and the uniform scale of ANTED-500 JEN AND Work on the A. l4nr furthvr particiilarsi cull on A HOLMAN May 24tb JxtksbK.

OXE DOLhAK 1EH YKAfl (sail we nsft for the TKLKor.Aii. Do you want it? It is all home-print, full of the latest news, and ever -ilert to the Interests of all our Where if jou want nnvthlng ift llrt1 rr i LdW Priced 1 1. a snnrns emu. It Coital and Farrtrj' Joarnkl ml the Wkkkly Tklkoham for 11.50, We offer the Weekly CanKal which wo put upon every Vl1c1o in our stock are within Mitch Vf till buyer. COAL and Fanners' Journal and the I'M.

oiw tne year for 1 .50. butter an. I tip, which finds a ready sile at Iho mercantile emporium. Hro, Culver, ftwtmaster at Corbitt, was driving on tfur streetn this morn-niS. lie hoks hiore like a granger Ihnft a nwtmasteK but he Is de-Hght of bur Sunday as Nipt.

ElU tlarrell 54 J-emoving the rub Jiish fruni where his house whs burned liist Friday, preparatory to rebuilding Barnos HoUtti Wail W11KCA SELf, YOU AS UiKAP AM WkK V. IS )) N- Si did olffT Is fin- cash, and rty citizen of our cmt ty to tiT.inf: valuable paper from the ca pital Df It ate; and hts own local paper at thft of one mibwcriptlor'. Hiilctile at ric. in gfeAt tatlely arid SOtJTU AtAbTSt. titJLLINVlLLK Vat a Square MVni..