The Coolidge Citizen from Coolidge, Kansas • 2

and the millions of 'J i iw A I 1 Chas. (VI. WlcCabe, 5 HAS THE ONLY riain Ornamental I lalsoni iiiii: i a Notices for Publication. V. S.

OfCw. City, Keb. 19, I.i. C-wWUt JrS. 'iwvjn been entered at this office by J).

Wt-ntwoi ti) iigiiinst AiK-n I) tsutts, fiv Adjure to comply with Jaw as to tim-brr No. JMU. Oartleii City, upon Jhe noithcast liiisrtcr of so'jiiivji lo, Valine 42, in Ha-nUton with a yis-y to the camtlSaviou of of said entry ullogtug that the said Alitn 1). Hurts iKt.s fii4K-l ttie first year aftvr his jiuU tip to the date of this contest io i s-Av or stir, or cause to be O. H.

MIGHT, Publisher, Center Pieces, BRACKETS, Jxclusive Boot and Shoi line Kiu day money aggregating at -the eapitol of the nation? This is the plan of priest-craft to pauperise labor and enslave the nation. Where do they get their millions to build temples and colleges and support standing armies of clergymen, and yet lift not a burden of taxation from the toiler? Continued. T. D. Ross.

mim mUW Jul Capitols, Running Or-; REP AIIII NO, nament.s, iliug, and He cames a full stock of Weaver Jones' celebrated make of Ladies', Gents' and Children's Foot Wear. lie also makes new, and repairs old, work. Give him a call when you want anything in his line warranted. On Main Street. rr.d Contracted.

Aa rL 1 I. to hold tho iiaiion.il rope LI lean convention in Chicago. Cementing. in Knn-as, and the good people down there are naturally proud of their grer gusher. SofTiag Wild Oats.

Ii is the prevailing opinion that young men have a monopoly on this basinofw, Tv'e think otherwise. All new enterprises sow their respective quantities new towns, new counties, and even new states. We can't stop sowing the aforesaid cereal, but must endeavor to hold in cheek those who are scattering them broad cast. The question is how shall Ave do this? The writer sees but one way; that is to use common sense in the application of our private affairs and also our public acts. Hamilton county has sown a large quantity, Kansas.

Coolidge, APJSHAPA. re ma Hickman, caudidato for treasurer in 13c ut county, Colorado, will contest liia opponents -election. 4 IS -S aha PROPRIETORS OF THS Tiie Newest Tiling Out "TJas Oity of the Peaks." A. HOLLOMAN, to St. flour Feed Store.

or live aeres or any part o( ki fo3, and tliat tlie same is at. lliis tiii praiile; llie said pailies are hereUy to uiMeiir at tlds on the nd ci.iy of lsss, at 10 o'eloek a. to lOHpond anil furnisii testimonv concerning said allesed failure, lo C. F. M.

Nii.km, liegister. Land Office at Garden C'itv, Kansas, October, 31st, tS87. NOTICE is hereby 0xen Hint the following named settler has tiled notice of her intention to make final proof snpport of hey claim, and that said proof will be made before W.1". Humphrey clerk district court at Syracuse. Kansas, on February 'jnd, ISSS, viz: John 15.

Jlel.auch-lin, for the lots 3(sts'i nv quarter sections, township -21s, ranire He names the following witnesses to prove Ilia oontinuons residence' upon, and cultivation ol said land, viz: William Wer.klam, Mathew Kobb, llanford J. Spurr, Frank J. Alltnan, all coolidsje, Kas. 8 C. F.

M. N1LES, Kegiscer. Laud Ofiice at Garden City, Kansas. October 31, 1887 NOTTOK is hereby piven that the follov. settler lias tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of lasclaim, and that said proof will be made before clerk of district court at Syracuse, Kansas, on February 4lli, liois, viz: "James E.

Oarduer, tor Uie station 19, townsliip 21s, riinire 42w. lie names the foliowins; witnesses to prove his continuous residence imou, and cultivation of said land, viz: 0 piu-h on through, through tho southern tier of counties. nor I nrscto They keep in stock a full supply of UUISUUI i 3.o;j.ioiiiOiX r.ay that Cleveland's luck mmlo Li in prer-ideiit, tuid hid lovo in rule him popular. Perfection, Sunbeam, Pride, Redball, and Turkey- The "City of the Peaks" has been born and the childs name is Aish-apa. The incorporators are E.

N. Keep, of Garden City, and nine other persons, citizens of Kansas and Colorado. For an infant it has already quite a growth. It contains a fine hotel, an elegant railroad depot, and considerable other railroad property, one store of Estimates furnished for all kinds of Give us a trial. Reference: Any of the business men of Coo! brands qi mgh grade t-lour.

Also, Cho) Feed, Oats, Corn, and Graham Flour. Give them a call. CORNER MAIN STREET AND COOLIDGE AVENUE. The iublic in Garden Ciiy have boon losed temporarily Shop east of Kuntz' stone building, Coolidge, Kansas. and Coolidge has contributed her share.

What will be the result if this goes on unchecked? The answer is, Coolidge will be involved in expensive litigation. Wo can obviate this by putting good men because fuel cannot bo heat tho school building. William A. biuuh, O. r.

Court iMurphy, D. Keber, Coolidge, llauiilton county, Kansas. C. F. M.

NILFS, Kegister. Land Office at Garden City, Kansas, October 31. 1887. i general merchandise, is the ship- Zachariah. "Now, Old Woman, there you go again.

What' heol is all this roaring Agent for V. CHURCH'- The marshal is cominrr up the piazza on a lope, at the head of our city government; fo i i i tive lumber, nas one good livery men who are honest, well veiseu Road Carts, The city of Pueblo, only forty miles from the mines of Canon cord company, is complaining of a shoring of coal. There they 'blame the company. JDUggies, Oh! shut up, you thieving old crocodile. yae Oscar Wilde has gone and eat up that fine ham and all those 1 fs iir 1 i I 1 1 li 1 1 'll IHIH f-J.

I I ii XXL AciV.j CLiivtt tiaovimi'ivivj groceries JiKZff bought at jf Single and Double Harness. Choice Business and Residence Lots For Sale in desirable parts of town. I am NOTARY PUBLIC for Bant county, Colorado JSEaOffice in my new building on Coolidge and have the city's interest at heart. We have such men among us. Now let us cast all prejudices away and elect a man combining all these qualifications, and ask him to pledge himself to use his best endeavors to secure a system of water-works, a graded -license, these preceded the town and saves the town company much expense and delay necessary to boom the town.

In our beloved Kansas, water is one of the difficulties. Apish-apn' contains some half dozen wells and the Apishapa river courses along its borders, a rippling clear stream that rises in the mountains NOTICE is hereby given that the following named settler has bled notice other intention to make final proof in support of her claim, and that said proof will be made before probate judge of Hamilton county, Kansas at Syracuse, Kas. on January -0, JSSS, viz Richard 11. Keid, for the neU section 11, rtownship '21s, ranjre 42w. lie names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said laud, viz: Samuel Irwin, Edward Sewell, D.

Bailey, Alman, all of Coolidge, Kas. Special notice to ilobei A. Kogers. 8 C. F.

M. NILES, Register. Land OfTiee at Garden City, Kansas, NOTICE is hereby given that the following-named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and hat said proof will be made before clerk of district court Hamilton county, at Syracuse, on February 5, viz John M. Lucas, for the sw1 section 23, township 2is, range 41iw. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence noon, and cultivation of said land, iz: Abe Ferry, Oeorge E.

Garber, Manuel S. Kobison, John Itobison, all of Coolidge, Kansas. 8 ALSO, at the same time and place, viz: George Zachariah. UQD11QJ7-E- k'3' C2l P. T.

estimates that ho received 50,000 worth of advertising out of his show burning. Mr. Parnuni, though old, still be-' lieves in the use of printer's ink. On tho principle that people should have laid in their winter's coal several months ago, they bliould now commence tho chase of year's summer a street grade which will injure Saiuantlut. Oscar Wilde near by.

Railroads seem to have JOHN THOMAS, none but benefit all, lamps placed at proper int ovals along Coolidge avenue, and other economical public improvements which may add to the welfare and sanitary condi- UUi preceded the town also. The D. TX. G. is an old institution here; the Denver, Texas Ft.

Worth has its grade about complete and the Itock Island made a survey some weeks ago. Apishapa is within four miles of the recently discovered coal mines bearing E. Garber 1). S. No.

10083 for the se'i 14, township 21s, range He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence npou, and cultivation of said land, viz: John 51. Lucas. Abe l'erry, Manuel 8. Kobison, John llobison, alt of Coolidge, Kansas. ALSO, at the same time and place, Manuel S.

Kobison I). S. No. 10034 for the section 23, towr.siiip 21s, range He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence Furniture, Carpets, I shall at onee put on mv Langtry cut-away and Rosa Cleveland Hard war Organs, or our cuv. cap, (just as you see me in the picture), and, after selling the grind P.ELIGION.

Hekh Must, the New York anarchist is on trial charged with making an inflammatory speech a week ago last Saturday night. It was found a very diihcult job to main, and cultivation of said bind, viz: John M. Lucas, Abe l'erry, George E. Garber, James W. Man is religious.

His very na-I ture is religious, so religions that Lucas, ail oi cooutige, ivansas. THflMA67 ALSO, at the same time and place, viz John W. itobison 1. S. No.

luo35 for Hie uwl4 sec stone to Otd Skinflint, the miser, take the money and go to JAMES GROCERY and lay in our winter supply. He is almost giving his goods away, and I need Everything in the Grocery Line, so don't detain me, but curve your spine and get out Dobbin and Swayback and hitch them to the big wagon and I'll be off." FAEMIITG IMFLEME1TTS, SSWIITS MACHINES, A2TD TIN WORK OF ALL KINDS get a jury in tho 10 history of man is the histcrv case, as aimost rr, I of relicion. irue, in part, it is expressed a very I every man called expr I tho history of false religion, but decided prejudice against anarchy tion 24, township 2is. range 43 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence tipon, and cultivation of said land, viz: John M.

Lucas, Abe Ferry, George E. Garber, James V. Lucas, till of Coolidge, Kansas. ALSO, at the same time and place, viz: Abe Perry 1. S.

No. 10130 for the uwV section 23, township 21s. range 43w. lie names the following witnes-ics to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz: John Til. Lucas.

George L. Garbey. Manuel S. Kobison John W. Kobison, all of Coolidge, Kansas.

8 C. F. M. NILES, Register. 1 mere especially in am Undertakin 6 4 i a the presence of these, in the absence of the true, proves his religious nature.

Tho inferior animals against II err Merit. fourteen feet of coal; here is also an abundance of iron ore and no end of timber in easy reach of the town site. In fact I can think of no place possessing so many resources. A laboring man, when these are developed, can be sure of work, and one of limited means, if he desires to improve land, has the material at his door; and I observe that the poorest man has a comfortable house to live in and a good barn for his stock. The country eeems to be very evenly divided between timber COOLIDGE, KANSAS.

Bckimcss ii-en who have their though like man in other partieu- cire -ilar mvclopc-'remember that th rinted should i lars, differ with him in this, they senseless regu- have no religion, and, hence are as Notices Timber Culture. U. Land-office, Garden City, Kansas, May 31, 18ST. Contest No. mm.

Oomniaint havinir been entered at this office 0, SILiVERj STAR DAN. T. GOFF, Prop. BILL. hv Salathiel L.

Barrett against Knnnett. E. ker for failure to eomplv with law as to timber culture entrv No. dated ov. tsyfl, noon lots 1 ami and 1 no 'j, see 2 22 range 42 west, with a view to tne cancellation ot sanl en t.rv: contestant aUetdnsr that said Emfnett lation of tho postofhee dep-artment regarding printed matter on anything except first class matter, is in effect, and that that class of mail matter will be thrown out if anything intended to give information, except a simple request to to the writer, giving name Architects 6l Builders incapable of false as they are of true religion.

False religion is bad, always was bad, is bad now. Bad because it is false; and false because it is bad. It is bad and false because it, being the weakness of men, chums to be the wisdom of God, leading the world as if to happiness but landing it in ruin. What crimes has it not committed? What solemn obligations and SpiUer lias not plowed, broken or turned over five acres ol" said land within one year from the date of his entry thereof nor caused the same to be tloae. and that saM default exists up to and includes date hereof; the sid parties are hereby summoned to appear at this office on the.

16th day of 1 leeemhcr at to o. clock a to respond to and furnish testimony concerning said A E1H ESTian3 and Specifications Furnished, and all kinds of Balldm Work Done Inside Work, Turned and Scroll Work, land and prairie. The greater portion of both are open to settlement. Government prairie land can yet be had almost touching tho town site. I look on the town site as a most eligible one.

Besides almost indu nd ad a alleged failure a C. F. 51. Nii.es, Register. in tne dor: is The Finest Hotel in Western Kansas.

printing. 0 Notice of Attachment. Chicago Lirair.KH Co. of Kansas, plaintiff, vs. Jamks MritPHV.

defendant. a Before Oeoriie Lee, a Justice of the Peace of A. 1 rresi.lt-iit. Newly and elegantly furnished throughout, and first class in every respect. Coolidge townsiiip.

Hamilton conntv. Kansas trusts has it not What town, it is a most delightful spot holy vows has it not broken? It near the foot of the Spanish Peaks S. H. Vi -Pres-t said defendant is hereby noiiiied that on the iltli day of No e.nber, U.87, an order of attachment M. M.

JTAMir-S. Caster. It, i Ll 5 I 'ha 2 0 A FJS fZ with the Snowv Ilanfre and Mount tor the sum ol was issued ty tne anove named justice of the neaee against his goods in the above entitled action, and ilmt said cause Ino expense spared In selecting the "best cf cooks aad experienced help. will be heard on the nth day of December, 1SS' at 10 o'clock a. in.

Chicago Lumheh Co. of Attest f.oh. I re. 1'. M.

Fimty. Attv. for ITff. the late election at Chicago, pile 'contest for the ofiice judge of the district court, the red flag element received a rebuke which will no doubt prove a great drawback to their blood-and-thunder bowlings in the They had Gen. Black, the man who defended the anarchists, recently hung, jutted against Judge Gary, before whom they were and convict-fed.

Black polled 5,000, while Gary received over 38,000 votes. Notice cf Garnishment. L. O. Vaughan vs.

C. D. entworth ggThe finest brands of cigars constantly kept for salea COOLIDGE, KANSAS. CnPlttL STOCK, $50,000.00. Does a General Banking Business.

DIItECTORS: Before O. W. Allen, a justice of the peace of Coohdae township, Hamilton eountv, Kansas. Said defendant is hereby notified that on the r.tn day oi October, ist-7, an oruer oi rarnisn inent was issued for the sum of twenty-f've dol has justified blaspheming and pur-gery, sanctioned robbery, murder, arson and assassination, legalized conspiracies and treason, inauger-ated revolutions which have carried lire and sword through the most civilized communities of the earth, turning cities to ashes, gardens of pleasure into fields of blood, destroying the best and finest productions of art and genius, desecrating the sacred seclusions of the pious dead, and subjecting the pious living to tortures and death, disemboweling some, pulling from others the quivering flesh in bits f.icm off their bones with heated pincers, boiling others in caldrons of oil, and others beat Greenhorn on either side. Its location is seventy miles south of Pueblo and twentj'-one miles north of Trinidad.

The climate in the valley is almost perfection and a short drive brings you to the mountains where any increase in altitude to 13,500 feet can be had. While "December is as pleasant as May" perrjetual snow is always in sight. A grove of beautiful trees skirts the Apishapa river, easily to be converted into parks, at the edge of the town sile. Capt. Jas.

A. Foster and his estimable wife are owners of the hotel. They came here from Tirginia twenty-one years ago. It is the very pat- lars and fifty cents, by the above named justice of the peace, against A. Terry, and that said A.

D. Jones, H. O. Bl k.vett, M. M.

f. L. McI'hkksox, II. Shi EI PS, 111. FlMTV, II.

Ci LVF-H. flriftra. HrlllA Hft.m cause will he heard on the 2Stn uay ol 1HS7, at 10 o'clock a. m. Attest: O.

W. Allen. .1. 1'. L.

O. Vacghas, Plaintiff. a P. J- An attache of circus puts the whole California business into a small nut shell, when he said to a Cincinnati Enquirer reporter: "California is the hottest and coldest, poorest nnd richest, 'wettest and dryest state in the union, with more streams and less ci Late Chief Clerk of the U. S.

Land Ofiice, Pueblo, 5rojpr. I A Ls ivr.tf more laborers navigabk I braid hair in Jewelery, Watch Chains, Necklaces, Eings, or Fancy Patterns, Hair sent me by mail shall receive prompt attention. Mas. Jennie IT. Edmund.

dive with mortar into brick to be tern of a southern plantation home On three floors of the Opera House, where there is plenty of room, nice white walls, abundance of light and, in fact, the best accommodations that the city affords can be had here. burned, terward to be laid and is quite a resort for invalids Ofiice, on Main Street, North of Depot, Lamar, Colorado. and less labor, more gold and silver and less money, more cows and less butter and milk, where house-Hies live and iloas never die and men pay $1,000 and acre for climate and have the land thrown in. ANNOUNCEMENT. Jolin EIlls, Civil Mining Engineer into broad walls of their perseeut- and others seeking recreation and or's temples.

i health. No one who ever stops To repeat here all tho crimes under the hospitable roof of our and persecutions of religion, time host and hostess will ever regret a and language would fail me. Nor i visit to xVpishapa. The Captain has our own government escaped I has a fine barn filled -with blooded tho disgraceful and horrid scenes horses and cattle and more on the of religious zeal. The Puritan I range.

Bigs are also at hand for Ma Tb local Ti inavt And Believing there to be a great need of a Job Printing Establishment in this section of the west, and more especially at Coolidge, we have, at considerable expense, put in an entire new outfit of this kind. Besides the latest improvement in Job Presses, we have a complete list of the latest and most desirable faces of Type, Pviile, Borders, etc. Lakin, Kansas. fathers Hying to America for an I those desiring to see the country wholesale and Betail Dealers in This department being in the hands of a first-class job printer, bears in that way. A drive to the Peaks asylum from European fagots, kin died the religious fires of persecu us out in the statement that we are prepared to do all kinds of is most delightful.

The roads can Coolidge east 15 J. Cowgill's tion first in the new world. They not be excelled any where and the put to death only eighteen persons scenery on the upper Apishapa in Boston in one year for the crime ha 3 scarcely a paralel in the Eocky of being Quakers. One poor girl Mountain country. Teavelek.

Dry Goods. Notions, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Groceries, HARDWARE TI1TYARE, 2TAILS, Grain, Flour, Feed, Quesnsware, Glass yars, lb years old, taiunc; her out ot the apishapa city of THE PEAKS. A -xvw in a neat and tasty manner, and on short notice. If you are wanting anything in this line, we would be pleased to have you call and look over our samples and get prices. Respectfully, Knight Borders.

city a little way, whipped her to death and the swine devoured her body. Our country is fortified against ting-rCraft, Our defences are in- 1 1 I 1 The editor of the Exponent made a short visit to Coolidge last Saturday, and was greatly surprised to see the Wonderful iniprove-'ment in the town in the past few months. An elegant new stone school house, the pride of the town, and a credit to all western Kansas, is fast nearing completion. Peck's opera houe and the Garrity block "both largo stone and iron buildings are under construction, and when 'completed will be among the finest buildings west of Hutchinson. Peck's opera house is especially grand; it would bo a credit io a city of one hundred thousand inhabitants, find -will cost about forty thousand dollars.

The Silver Siar hotel, under the management of our old friend D. T. GciT, is another elegant and commodious stone building, but just completed. In addition to these eostb; end beautiful buildings, there are numerous other frame and stone buildings constantly going up. Indeed Coolidge is building on a founder lion strong and deep, and she has l3 i vuinerauie ana our ouiwariis diu COOLmS STATS WILL REPAIR YOUR WATCHES, CLOCKS, ETC.

In Large or Small Quantities. KANSAS. COOLIDGE, Twenty-one miles from Trinidad on the D. E. G.

and D. T. Ft. Worth railroads, and on the Apishapa riyer. Another link in the golden chain; Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Apishapa, Trinidad.

And as Colorado Springs and Manitou are to Denver, sc? is Apishapa to Pueblo and Trinidad, This scenie and strategic city, standing in a charming valley, surrounded with fertile farming lands that stretch away to the east, while to the west the eternal mountains rise to the height of seven thousand feet above it, will be the favorite resort for tourists, and pleasure seekers to spend their money and business men to make it. Thousands of acres of coal to supply all demands of commerce, -l- P.S. defiance to the schemes and en, gines or king-craft, but we have no defences against priest-craft, the greatest enemy to man that ever cursed his habitation. Ihe clay for priest-craft to draw the sword and light the fagot is past. The civil, low, ordained of God restrains them.

Bat there are other instrumentalities for persecution than tire and sword. They hold to day in this land of liberty the destiny of the republic. Priest-craft and lib- 0 0 0 ID we always keep on hand theU. S. windmill Pump, which will f.t any niilh with pipes and joints, and can amish the Eclipse or any other kind of mill on short notice.

jtailiJi Ji 0 All kinds patent medicines, toilet articles, and a full stock of drugs constantly on hand. Choice Tobacco Cigars. COOLIDGE, KANSAS. Coolidge, Kaksar Coolidge Avexce. Ihe prospect of soon becoming the erty can never dwell in peace to- manufactures and the needs of a hhtef town of western Kansas get-her.

Why is the strong CrXcTransicts a General Banking Business.XX Every class of business is steady tendency of our distributive resented, and the merchants are government towards centralization all doing well. Coolidge has late-jof power and correspondingly on large city, lie within easy reach. Apishapa holds the keys to the untold treasurers of the surrounding country, and will be a money MORRIS LOVE Are prepared to furnish all kinds of fmlding and Dimension On Short Notice. Give us a Trial Order. o'.

vereit ly had the good fortune to strike croaching upon tiio sov Loans Made on Short Time at a Low Rate of Interest. Exchange Drawn on New York, Kansas City, Garden City and Lamar, Colorado. weexs Morten, 33. e.D.5. 2 grilse CElv erriazcL indi id al states the cn artesian wed, from Inch a con- th; Will repair men's Clothing, and clean themcf paint and grease spots.

Will also, do anything in the line of Tailoring. Mes. Jznnie II. Er.iirxD. maker for these who get in on the ground floor.

Trinidad Daily Advertiser. gtant stream of pure and sparkling rapid accumulation of wealth and ni.er flows. Tt, was the first sue-; power in tho hands of monopolies I.