Kansas State Register from McPherson, Kansas • 8

Look at those fine office rooms now or rent over Wheeler's hardware tore by Milliken, Barber Hulse. Nivod Leis at Meek'8 restaurant tor 25c. tI PROSPECT Addition IS COMING TO THE FRONT AN IT NEVER DID BEFORE. MILLIKEN, BARBER HULSE ARE THE AGENTF; All kinds of Sewing Machine Supplies, and Sewing Machines Repaired at Cookinham Co's. Mrs.

Vreeland desires to inform her friends and patrons that she will supply them with cabinet photo's at $4 per dozen and will do just as good work as anvone in the city. The most elegant toilet sets and odor gages at very low prices at the Palace drug store. M. L. Meacham, the new man at Forell's, is the baby operator of the east.

PROSPECT ADDITION IS COMING TO THE FRONT AS IT NEVER DID BEFORE, MILL.IREN. BARBER HULSE ARE THE AGENTS. Cathcart Schlatter hive just received a new stock of Q1 ee sware and Glassware. Call and see. The best photo's in the City at MI.

s. Vreeland's. Pocket knives from 5 cents up at Sellers Wright. Go to Mrs. Vreeland 8 art studio for first class work.

Cabinet photo's for $4 per dozen. PROSPECT ADDITION IS COMING TO THE FRONT AS IT NEVER DID BEFORE. MILLIKEN, BARBER HULSE ARE THE AGENTS. Cabinet photo's $4 per dozen at Mrs. Vreeland's.

Catch Onto theFollowing: The finest and largest line of boots and shoes just arrived at the Bee-Hive from the eastern manufacturers ever. brought to the ci of McPherson. Come and see them and get prices. Largest line of table and pocket cutlery at Sellers Wright. Window glass at the Palace drug store.

Cigars, tobacco, candy, apples, at Meek's restaurant. tr WANTED. -A situation to teach Short- Hand Writing in a school, by a lady. Address this office. GREAT REDUCTION in PRICES On Buggies and Spring Wagops.

A line at COOKINHAM Co's. Carriages, Buggies, Phatons, Sur reys, and Spring Wagons, one car load just received at COOKINHAM Call at Meek's restaurant and git a good square meal for 25c tr MONEY TO LOAN on real estate and chattel mortgage in amounts and on tire and rates to suit borrower. PHILO S. MEAD. Postoffice Block, McPherson, Kan Queensware and glassware in the latest patterns and lowost prices at Catheart's.

Schlatter NOW ISTHE TIME TO BUY a Good Buggy or Spring Wagon CHEAP, at COOKINHAM Co's. EST Get your abstracts from Milli ken, Barber Correctness, neatness, promptness. BARGAINS. Bargains in old goods! yes, bargains in new for they have comquenced to come for the fall trade, and you will see them come every day for the next sixty days. For styie and prices come and see for yourselves, BOWKER BROS.

Co. Apply, Hulse. for a They loan to have Milken, new rates Barber and do their own inspecting, and offer all advantages possible borrower Do not tail to see them before making your application. Wanted! Good applications farm and city loans. Rates as low as the lowest.

Call and see. D. B. JEFFERS. Albums of every size and description at the Palace drug store.

Brick for Sale. I have first-class brick for sale, at my hotel on south Main street. JOHN F. McGoWAN. Office supplies, school books and school supplies, wall paper, boys steel wheeled wagons and veloci pedes and artists material at, HASKING WRIGHTS.

tf Cathcart Schla'ter's is the place to get. fresh groceries. A full line of homeopathic reme dies at the Palace drug store. Go to Cathcart's Sechlatter for roar vegetables. I hereby inform the public that I have an unusually large stock of Holiday Goods, I keep a full line of Diamonds, Gold Watches, Solid Silverware, Gold Headed Canes.

GOLD PENS, ETC. I treat everybody alike, and my best prize is low prices and good goods. A cordial invitation is extended to all purchasers to call and examine my stock and get prices. Respectfully Yours, Union Block. RICHARD MILLER.

REAL ESTATE HAS ADVANCED AS PREDICTED. TO THE PUBLIC. FORTUNES. who HAVE invested been with made us. in an hour by those But this is only the beginning, PRICES WILL ADVANCE more rapidly duriug the next six months than ever before.

Neither Chicago nor Kansas City has ever boomed as McPherson will next year. IRVIN LLOYD'8 addition is the place now to invest for lots at your own price and for quick profits call early and secure the chance. BASS IRVIN, (Successors to BASS COLLINS.) CITY REAL ESTATE AGENTS. BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS! LOTS WILL DOUBLE IN 90 DAYS. Special rates for ONE WEEK given by Myers Mayes in Inter -State Add ition.

Lots are going fast in this choice addition Good terms to persons of limited means. CALL AT ONCE AND LET US ONLY SHOW YOU THE LOTS, AND YOU WILL BUY. TEAMS ALWAYS READYTO CARRY PURCHASERS TO THIS FINE PART CF THE OITY. Call at Headquartets for cheap Lots and Lands of Myers Mayes, McPherson, Kansas, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION (6191) Land office at SALINA Nov. 6.b, 1886.5 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that proof will be made before the Judge or Clerk of District Court, at McPherson, Kansas, on December 21st, 1886 viz: Wilheim Marwinsky.

H. 22,395, tor the sw and wt, wt, sec 9, tp. 18, 1 w. sr He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: John H. Wettengel, John Hoffsommer Adam Hoffsommer and John A Hoff sommer, all of Battle Hill, Kans.

S. M. PALMER, Register. GREAT CLOAK AND JACKET SALE, We will offer until the first of January, beaver cloaks for ladies at $2.25 and upwards, all wool goods that can't be trimmed and made for the money Also an elegant line of jackets, very latest styles of English serge, corduroy, English pilot, Whitney, etc. at $2.00 and upwards.

We have all the latest novelties in dress goods, one and one half yards wide for 55 cents and upwerds, all wool goods, three quarters of a yard 274 cents per yard. goods are from Schlesinger Meyer's, of Chicago, and if not as represented your money will be refunded. Remember the place, the old McPherson House building, McPherson, Kansas. FRED WILLIAM SMITH Co. Mrs.

Edith Emmett will sing several musical gems, Monday evening at Robb's hall, Galva. Elder Shiels will give Poe's "Raven" at Galva, Monday night. F. Laderer Co. are catching a big trade.

Signs on glans a specialty at Pluminer's sign work-, Go and see J. F. Laderer Holiday Goods, Two dollars ahead. I bought a $5. overcoat for $3.

at Rothschilds. How do you like J. F. Laderer SE big wire sign, Christmas goods for all, suitable for young and old. Popular goods and popular prices, at THE FAIR, M.

F. OLSON, Those cartoon signs erected for Rothschild are she handiwork of Plummer, the artist. Itch, Prairie Mange and Scratches of every kind cared in 30 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Use no other. This never fails.

Sold by Ek Engstrom, Druggists, McPherson. You can have a fine sign by going to Plummer, tor the same money you pay for a poor one elsewhere. 300 overcoats sold in one month at Rothschild's. Low prices are doing it, and still the good work is going on. Shawls and Cloaks at cost at THE FAIR, M.

F. OLSON. We are doing it, and don't you forget it. The bottom knocked out of prices on overcoats at Rothschild's. When you want a fine sign, go to Plummer's shop, 1st door east of Halcomb, the tailor.

Nelson Bros, are selling Christmas, candies at 10 cents a pound. For the Holidays. The finest display of Candies, Nuts and Fruit in the City. Fine New England Mix Candy 10 cents per pound; All other Candy in proportion. Call and see them.

McDONALD, Go to Nelson Bros. for Christmas candies and fruits. Elegant and appropriate gifts for any and everybody at THE FAIR, M. F. OLSON.

See our $1.50, $2.50, $3.50, $4.50. and $5.00 overcoats, they are worth double the price we ask for them. FRANK ROTHSCHILD H. W. Collier Co.

keeps constantly on hand a full line of Christ- max Candies, Nots and Fruits. Call and examine their stock. Nelson Bros. is headquarters for Christmas candies. Opposite the Post Offlce.

Oysbers for the Holidays, so cheap that all can enjoy them, at McDONALD'S. R. R. TIME TABLES. St.

LOUIS, Ft. SCOTT WICHITA Arrives from Kansas and St Lonis: Accommodation Freight 1:10 p. m. Passenger, 9:10 p.m. Trains Leave.

7:15 a. m. Accommodation Freight 3:30 m. UNION PACIFIC. Passenger Leaves, 9.35 a.m Ar.

Kansas Arrives City, 5.30 m. Passenger 8.30 p. Leaves Kansas City. 10.05 a. m.

Accommodation Arr. 10.40 a. m. leaves, 3.30 m. reclining chair cars free from Salina Through sleeper from Salina.

Twenty minutes connection with passenger at Salina. T. and S. F. (Santa Fe.) All regular trains carry passeugers, Supplement to Schedule No, 73 in ef: feet Dec.

1st: Going West. Paesenger 353 8.20 a. 355 7.40 m. Freight 356 3.45 p. m.

Goiug East. Passenger 356 7.36 a m. 364 7.40p m. Freight 357 10.40 D. T.

W. NIXON, Agt. J. S. GRAVES, M.

D. Physician and Surgeon, Office with Dr. S. W. Day, over Hubbel Baker's drug store in Merchants block.

All calls promptly attended to. Marriage Licenses Issued; Dec. 13th, J. P. Schermorhorn and Lida Talbot.

Dec. 14th, Stanton A. Hyer and Myrtie Wheeler. Dec. 14th, Chas, J.

Ogren and Sophia Faggerquist. Elder W. D. Shiels will give his select, entertainment at Galva, Monday evening, Dec. 20, at Robb's hall, he will be assisted by Mrs.

Edith A. Em mett, Mrs. Levi Miller, Miss Hill. Mrs. W.

D. Shiels and others. Miss Harvey, of the Casino, opera company is quite a heroine. She had a gold medal presented to her by the life saving crew of Chicago, for saving the lives of two small children. She was standing on the pier at Chicago waiting for a boat to carry her to the city, when the children fell into the water.

Miss Harvey being an export swimmer. plunged in, caught the children and held them above the water until assistance arrived. For her bravery she was awardel the medal by the life saving crew stationed at the pier. "A Night With the Poets." Married, Married, -On Dec.14, 1886, 0. 8 pencer, P.

officiating. Mr. Chas. J. Ogren and Miss Sophia Faggerquist.

Howertop-Forbes. At the residence of bride's parents on December 9,1886. Rev. H. Waitt officiating, Mr.

W. J. Howerten and Miss Minnie Forbes all of this city. The CHAMPION congratulates. the residence of the bride's parents, on Dec.

15, 1886, Rev. Thos. J. Stevenson, officiating, Mr. Stanton A.

Hyer and Miss Myrtie W. Wheeler, all of McPherson. We were unable to procure a list of the many valuable presents. They were, however, numerons and valuable, The ceremony was perform- ed in the presence of about seventy guests, The happy couple took the morning train for Topeka. May their lives be one ray of never varying sunshine.

Died. WOLF-At his home in this city on December 13, 1885, John oldest son of Dr. and Mary A. Wolf, aged 22 years. The deceased was buried, yesterday from the M.

church, 'The bereavel relatives have the sympathy of their many friends. Consumption Gured. An old physician, retired from active practic having had hi- hands by East India Missionary the formula of a supple vegetable reinedy tor the speedy and permatient cure of Consumption, Bronchi. is, Catarra, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung affectiona, alter having thoroughly test.at its curative powers in thousands of cases. feels it his duty to make it known to his suiterinz fellows.

The recipe sent FREE. to all who may desire it. with full directions for preparing and sitccerstully using. Audress, with stamo. this paper.

Dr. M. E. CA 10 Grand st. Jersey City, N.

J. The McPherson county, Central Kansas Coal company, held a meeting the Dreesen's office on Tuesday afternoon. They had an exhibition of oval that has teen fo and on the land leased by the company. One large piece found within -five miles of this city and a small piece within five miles of a railroad. The coal is of good quality and burns well, leaying wite ashes; some of it was put in the stove in the office and made a good clear fire.

The company are Batisfied that coal exists in paying quantities. have already found veins from eighteen to thirty inches thick. Just prior to the meeting the books of the company were opened and considable stock subscribed. Some beneficial amendments were made to the rules of the company as to franchises, and decided that wok should con mence at once and a diamond drill or dered. We hope the company will push the enterprise to success, and that the citizens of the county will aid as much as possible by subscribing to the stock of the company so that they can continue their work.

Advertising signs done in be latest styles at Plommer's sign works. Our reporter overheard a convernation on one of our street corners, between two noted characters, planning to rob a clothing store at sas City, advertisement but on on seeing overcoats, Rothschild's concluded they could buy goods cheaper there than they could steal them, Clearing Out Sale. 15 to 20 per cent. Discount. For the next sixty days I will offer at the above die ount all my stock of Dry Gools of all kinds.

Boots and Shoes, Hat-, Caps and CLOTHING of all kind-. Coats. Pants, Vests, Whole Suits for Children, Boys and Men. And OVERCOATS for meo and boys, also CLOAKS for Ladies', Misses' and Childred's, I will give special bargains on Misses' and Children's Cloaks. I want to make a complete clearing out and will give the best kind of bargains to every.

one for CASH. It costs nothing to examine Don't tail to call now while the goods are needed for use. I offer them cheap. J. 0.

BARNES. FRANK G. WHITE. Attorney at Law, Farmers Merchants Bank, W. BACON, M.

(OFFICE OVER PALACE DRUG STORE.) TELEPHONE CONNECTION WITH RESIDENCE NIGHT CALLS WILL BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO IF MADE AT THE OFFICE,.