Kiowa County Democrat du lieu suivant : Wellsford, Kansas • 1

DEMOLKAT. KIOWA COXTN 1 JNU. 11 I WELLSFORD. KIOWA COUNTY, KANSAS, SATURDAY, MAIL 21, 1888. VOL.

II. T. R. ANDREWS, President. H.

B. ANDREWS, Cashier ESTABLISHED Parties lunns. ior hale Should put thein on my list. I sell for a reasonable commission and expect a good trade this season, in answer to an extensive eastern correspondence. U.

L. NOBLE. Tlie strike at the Leavenworth coal mines has resulted in the shutting down of the mines for good. The proprietors of the mines say that they could not pay more than four cents a bushel for mining coal, and the miners said they would not work for less than five cents per bushel. No compromise could be effected, and the owners of the mines shut down permanently.

TIME TABLE. G. K. R. (Rock Island Koute).

1 11 uu GOING WEST. COLLECTING A SPECIALTY. Kans. City, St. Joe Topeka.

Herington, MCPherson. CORRESPONDENTS Bank of Kansas City, Hanover National Bank of New York. coma EAST. 23 22 900an 5 25pm 3 45 0 50 6 35 2 50 1210 1125an 948 9 37 902pm 8 00 7 10 712 6 40 4 55 6 28 4 44 500 4 18 4 30 3 52 4 05 3 30 21 23 740pm 905pm 11 35 740 9 05 li 55am 4 15 3 5) 9.10 12pm 8 00am 700 6 40 7 30 9 56 11 05 10 23 11 01 10 50 W32 11 25 U5S 1155 1120 Livei'y Barn. nutchison vTuron, Welbford, When you want a cheap I have just received a nil stock: of ffoetls in this line, nil the lutes styles from I3oston, anil Chicago.

ALSO 4 prepared to lo dressmaking- for all who may fo vor ine vrith their patronage. Mrs. D. L. Wyman Indiana House, Wellsford Kaxsas The committee on territbries will report favorably on the bill admitting Dakota, Montana, Washington Territory and New Mexico.

The report sets forth that these territories have a population, resource and area which entitles them to admission to the Union, and that it should be the policy of congress to admit territories, whenever the conditions are realized. It is not certain, however, that the bill will go through congress, as the Republican members seem bent on opposing nearly eyery bill which orginates on the Democratic side of the house. Haviland, areensb'rg Mullinville Bucklin. BUY AND SELL EXCHANGE, WELLSFORD KANSAS. ride call at the Star Livery Barn.

GUNN HOPPER PKOPIlIETORS. THE 99 ni: WELLSFORJ KANSAS. WICHITA WESTERN Railway. AND Kingman, Pratt Western Railway. WESTWRRD.

PROFESSIONAL CARDS. DB. FRANK GIVEN Mail Physicians and Surjreon No. 5. Mixed.

No. 1. STATIONS. Express Will attend all professional calls day or night. Land office at Larned Kas Feb.

11, 18SS Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support' of his pre-emption claim and that said proof will be made before the liegister or Receiver at Larned on April 27th lsSS, viz: Lindsey Whitlow Office at Parlor Drug Store. a 8 40 am 0 45 PM 8 50 6 30 am Lt. St. Louis, St.L St Springfield 44 Pierce City Ar. Wichita 1 lcSc ft? VjSy 'rjTizsSM WrXLSFOSD KATfSAS.

No. 9-146 dated Oct. 1st 18S5 for the sec 1 5 tp 26 10 w. 9 40 pm lie names tne loiiowing witnesses to 12 10 AM Lv.Kan City 44 Topeka Newton Ar. WicbitaUD" prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, viz: 5 15 6 15 D.

C. GAMBLE, M. Physician and. Surgeon Will attend to all professional calls day or night. Special attention given to the treat 0.

H. Berkev, Geo. D. Bellamy. Louis In the eleventh Michigan congressional district, a vacancy occurred, and a special election was recently held thern.

It will be remembered that this is Jay Hubbell's district, and has held the banner for rolling up the largest Republican mojority of any district in the state, giving 8,000 in 1884 The campaign was made squarely on President Cleveland's tariff reform message, and the majority of tbe Republican candidate was reduced to a bare 500 votes. It looks very much as though, Michigan was going to be Democratic next fall, The Republican plan is to wall in the home market with prohibitive duties, the result of which would be restored production in every department of industry, the enforced idleness of produ-tive energies, and the wholesale robbery by the manufacturing barons of Grisier, Fredrick Schultz, of Prattburg CGJ XLeXr tnSPDH A. 10WA-R ft LESSEE Stailord county Kansas. 8 45 am 8 52 9 02 9 27 44 9 39 9 52 also: Junes mil Jno. aatea Oct.

1st 1885 for the swj sec. 15 tp 26 ment of women and children. JS- Office rock island -noure- 10 west. at Bobbin's drug WELLS F0SD, KANSAS 1 25 pm 147 2 43 44 3 17 3 51 4 36 5 25 9 40 am 10 39 He names the following witnesses to 10 10 prove ins continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz: 10 31 10 in AM 0. H.

Berkey, Geo D. Bellamy, Louis risier Fredrick Schultz, of Prattsburg Lv. Wichita uo 44 Douglas College Goddad Garden Cheney Murdock Ar. Kingman Lv. Kingman Calista 44 Ninnescah 44 Cairo Saratoga Pratt Cullison Wellsford 44 Haviland 44 Brenham Ar.

Greensburg 1103 11 19 11 19 MOST DIRECT, SAFEST, BEST, AND MOST CONVENIENT Means of inter-communication between all points in the States of KANSAS and NEBRASKA. This great system presents the most comprehensive grouping of Central Lines in the United States, touching all principal localities in KANaAd, Stafford county Kansas. 12. i MEDEARIS, DENTIST, jj-Up Stairs, Opposite Queen City 10-15 w. It.

Jirowmee. register. 11 35 11 54 12 00 pm NEBRASKA, ILLINOIS, IOWA, MISSOUKi, MlWWMUlA ana un- Land office at Larned Kas. Feb. 11 1888.

Hotel. Notice is here bv given that the fol KOTA. 11 55 44 12 39 PM 102 1 54 6 00 3 04 3 39 4 10 pm Greensbutg, Kansas. lowing named settler has filed notice of THE CHICAGO, KANSAS NEBRASKA railway 12 24 12 43 12 55 1 14 his intention to make final proof in sup Toins the GREAT ROCK ISLAND KOUTK A'l ivAKivi uu jw the consuming masses. The party does not propose to protect the American la port ot his claim and that said prool will be made before the clerk of the "Wagon Shop.

1 30 pm connection with all the leading Railway Lines for ST. LOUIS and district court at Greensburg Kansas on borer, but following in the footsteps of its great champion, the Hon. John Sher KD. EASTWA April 4th, 1888 viz: John Monroe no. 12'JiiU for tue sw see.

14 tp 2r 10 w. 5 He names the following witnesses to No. 4 Mail No. 6. Mixed STATIONS Is now Prepaired to do general prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz: Express James Johnson David Johnson John man, who pushed through the first bill giving a premium to the importation of pauper labor, it still leaves that avenue open, so that foreign paupers can displace the unprotected American work- 3 00 AM 2 30 pm Boles Thomas Shaw of Wellsford Kans.

7-12 w. R. Brownlee, register wagon and carriage repair, Sadisfaction warranted Shop opposit the Kiowa Co. Bank, WELLSFORD, KANSAS. Land office at Larned Kas.

Feb. 11 '88. ingman. Notice is herebv given that the fol lowing-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in sup. port of his claim and that, said proof Card of Thanks.

IVe desire to thus express our thanks 3 24 44 3 53 44 4 14 14 4 47 44 5 34 44 5 49 41 6 25 44 6 57 44 7 27 44 815 41 8 25 4 9 07 9 52 44 10 20 11 00 44 11 54 44 will be made before tne rroDate Judge Lv. Brenham 44 Haviland Wellsford Cullison Pratt 44 Saratoga. Cairo Ninnescah Calista Ar. Kingman Lt. Kingman 44 Murdock Cheney 44 Garden 44 Goddard 44 College Green.

Douglass Ave. Ar. Wichita 2 40 3 04 3 31 3 35 3 59 4 05 4 24 4 40 4 56 5 25 5 30 5 52 6 10 6 22 634 6 58 7 09 7 15 EAST, SOUTH and SOUTHEAST ana witn tne lamous LEA ROUTE to ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS, and points in the 'NORTHWEST. By means of its central position, the substantial character of its construction, and its magnificent Passenger Equipment, consisting of restful RECLINING CHAIR CARS, magnificent PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS, and ELEGANT DAY COACHES, THE CHICAGO, KANSAS NEBRASKA RAILWAY is enabled to offer superior advantages to its patrons, and to lead all of its competitors in time, securily, comtort, and accommodation.

Among the numerous Cities and Towns on the CHICAGO, KANSAS NEBRASKA RAILWAY are: Wichita, St. Joseph, Kansas City, Wellington, Nelson, Belleville, Clay Center, Caldwell, Topeka, Abileno, Manhattan, Canton, Holton, Saiina, Alma, McPherson, Horton Jc, Solomon City, White City, Hutchinson, Sabetha, Mankato, Herington, Pratt, Pawnee City, Smith Centre, Marion, Greensburg, Beatrice, Phillipsburg, Peaboay. Dodge City, Hebron, Norton, rairbury. It is a line of modern construction, with the latest and best improvements, and traverses the most important portions of the States of KANSAS and NEBRASKA, where there are opportunities not found elsewhere lor the Farmer, the Merchant, the Mechanic, the Laborer, the Professional Man, and all classes of business and industrial pursuits. For tickets, maps, folders and other information, apply to your nearest Ticket Ager.t.

Or to C. W. FISHER, W. D. MANN, JOHN SEBASTIAN, General Manager, AmI.

Gen. Ticket and Pun. Sen. Ticket and Pao. gent, TOPEKA, KANSAS.

to our neighbors and friends for their of Edwards county at Kinslev Kansas on April 14th. 1888; v-iz: Peter C. Stack-house no. 7473 for the se sec. 21 tp many acts of kindness and assistance in 20 16 w.

our late bereavement. Cabinet Photographs A Specialty, at mm ram, He names the following witnesses to W. J. Dow and wife. prove nis continuous residence upon and cultivation oi said land viz: Wm.

A. Gordon, John P. Hueston. J. 12 15 pm ONLY FORTY CENTS in postage stamps for a new Nickle W.

Gordon Belpre Kan Colwan F. Reed Fellsburg Kansas. Plated Stem Winder Stem Setter Watch 7-12 w. K. Brownlee, register.

9 30 8Up Stairs, Opposite Queen City Lt. Wichita UDATSF ust patented. Address ROY JACK 10 35 SON. Box 15, 311 East 104th Street, N. 3 45 PM Land office at Larned Kas.

11, '88 Hotel, GREENSBURG, KANSAS. Y. City. Mention this Paper. G00- Notice is hereby given that the fol lowing-named settler has filed notice of Iff, Mill Photographer.

Newton 44 Topeka Ar Kansas City 41 Lt. Wichita St.L&SF 44 Pierce City 44 44 Springfield Ar. St. Louis 44 9 20 PM his intention to make final proof in support of lift claim and that said proof will be made before the clerk of the district Fox the Plow Boy. Will stand the coming season at my 6 40 am 8 45 court of Kiowa county atGreensbug Ks 6 00 pm place one mile east of Wellsford.

Fox April 12th, 188S viz: George W. Nolder is a dark iron gray with black legs and no. 13529 for the the sw sec. 24 tp 27 south range west. DAVIS, GEO dark mane and tail, will be three years old in May 'S3, and weighs upward of He names tne following witnesses to SUBSCRIPTION KATES.

prove nis continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz: thirteen hundred pounds. His sire is a pure bred Percheron stallion: His dam ONE YEAR, 52 numbers $1.50 oiv uomtiis. 2(i numbers 75 John C. Mills, Wyley R. Flsk Homer T.

Elliott Haviland, Kans. and Howard TUPiTPMnsntS. 13 numbers 50 DEALER IN C. Dillman, Brenham. Kansas.

is a quarter blood Percheron mare bred and raised in Illinois. All are invited to call and see him. My prices are low and turuis easy. 7-1 w.it. isrowniee.

register. ADVERTISING KATES. Land office at Larned Kas. Feb. l(i 188S, GREAT WESTERN $9G.

nxf year Notice is herebv given that the fol W. K. Miller. 8. lowing-named settler has filed notice of 4, his intention to make nnai proof in sup c3 1 ONE COLUMN, per HALF COLUMN, per QUARTER COLUMN, per EIGHTH COLUMN, per Dpnvv.ssmN AL CARDS.

port of his claim and that said proof 1. We Wonder. What couple were swinging on the will be made before the probate jude of Edwards county at Kinsley Kansas CO of month, 75 cents. on Aoril 14rh, 1888, viz: Jacob Wine CD 0 garden gate at the north end of Main gart No. 342!) jr the se sec.

17 NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. tn 2G ranee lo west. street one night last week. lie names me iouow ing ureases to What the married man was about one nrove ins continuous resmence upon Thooe not wishing this paper will do the olllca a great favor by letlng us and cultivation of said land viz: cold night last week at an alley, Just a- Casncr Snook Trattsburg Kas. James hear from you at once.

3 bout midnight, waiting," for llustcan, L'ftvin u. arniacK, dames Mannghan, Fellsburg Kansas. what? 7-12 w. it. urowmce, register.

What philanthropist bought a bot Land office at Larned Kan. Feb. 10. '88. 00 3 Notice is herebv given that the fol Notice.

StatkofKamas) Kiowa cot sty 88 W. K. Miller vr: tle of wine in town and then proceeded to the home of a poor and needy family lowing-named settler has filed notice of Cl 0 CO r-h 0 oi 0 CO his intention to mane nnai prooi in support of his pre-emption claim, and that said proof will be made before the and gave them too much wine. This iwnn. .1.

Y. Robbing Justice of the Pie' was about two weeks ago. ce of Wellsford township Kiowa county Register or Receiver at Larned Kansas on April 18th 1S88 viz: Bynrd T. Haft- When the local editor of our neigh CO PQ C3 Ings IN o. iaai ior me tne nwj sec oo tn 2fi 10 w.

Untd defendant Is hereby notified that on 1ta 7th. dav of February lx an order of MtftchUH-iit'for the sum of forty-three jaii.h and thlrtv cents (iW.30) was boring paper will come to this city on a drnnken spree at night, and If he will He names the following witnesses to (J) 0 .0) prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz: hv tlie above named Justice of Jacob Kdgingneld wm wpeii rranK Newton Salmon Newton of Wellsford leave the fast women at home next time to thus avoid his personal with theirs in the Democrat. the Piece against hid goods and chatties in the sbov? entitled action and that said caiife will be heard on the 2nd day Kansas. 7-12 w. K.

urowniee, register of April I at a ciock f. r. i i J. Y. Robiiins Justice Piece Of April I I J.

Robiii Land office at Larned Ks, March fl, 1888 ATTKST WltMAM -) March i fscorr weienuans. 7th, 1888. 17t -a Notice Is hereby given that the following named settler has tiled notice hu Intention to make final proof in 0 (J) Statu or KarsasI support of his claim and that said proof STOVES RANGES Kiowa corsnt Elliott. Mrs. 8.

A. Jirowrt. wilt he maae neiore me cut i uibuib-trlct court of Kiowa county at Grecns-hiii-ir Knniins on Mar 7. viz: Robert .33 v. linhlilns.

office of the What married women under the caption of "dude" and "young girl" wrote the editor of this paper a aonoymous letter. Why she didn't sign her name, and if she really thought she bad dux gulsed herself, and forgot to leok around when she dropped lt In the post office. If she had not better heed the warnings of the Dkmochat, repent and be true, ere it la too late and her home broken up, for she has all to lose by inch wayward way. S. Keen No.

14120 for the nj sw of We wilEsell our Goods as cheap as the cheapest, Teace of Wellsford township Kiowa count Kansas, said defendentisherf-by notified that an action is commenced by h. ahnvn named nlaintiff before said 11. sw) nw of 11 and set B' lv lP fl rnfitr 1A west. Wo request everybody to examin our stock He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous resindnce upon Justice for the recovery of tweenty-nve dollars and thirty-rive cents upon and cultivation of said land viz: V. Punnlnirhftni.

TbomaS WEST SIDE OF ORANGE STREET, tiromlsary not and win ne neani un iub 2nd day of April 188 at 10 clock a. m. Bowers Leroy T. Akers, Arthur F. Ha iVtmtI Jf Y.

Itonativs J. P. of same day. (1 Wellsford, zel of Wellsford Kansas. 11-18 if.

R. Brownlee, register CMAft. It, JbLUOTT I iaiUUU areb.l7,'tt.;.