Kansas State Register du lieu suivant : McPherson, Kansas • 5

Catch On to the Following: TJio fincat and laigesi, lino id' anil shoes just arrived at the IJee-Hivo from tho eastern mannf'aelnriirs ever brought to the city of McPherson. Come and see them and get prices. DISCOUNT SALE! Mrs. Jane Jeff'ers, who lias been visiting the family of D. B.

Jellbrs for the" past year left yesterday morning to visit friends in Missouri and from hero she will go to her homo in West Virginia. L. II. Roberts recieved $5000. from the A.

T. S. F. R. Co, reimbursing him for his loss by fire.

We most cordially congratulate him on his good luture. The old addage, is A.iT.JLS.F. TIMETABLE. GOING Accommodation leaves 5.80 a. m.

Freight loaves 10.60 a. m. Express leaves 7.40 p. m. GOING WEST.

Express leaves 8.25 a. m. Freight leaves 8.45 p. m. Accommodation anives a.

30 p. m. U. P. TIME TABLE, Our Spring Boom.

A Happy Event On Wednesday evening a select party of about fifty of the most intimate friends of Mr. (J. E. Cook, met by invitation at the Merchants Hotel, for tho purpose of presenting to Mr. Cook a fino gold watch and chain, and to partake of the splendid repast gotten up especially for the occasion.

At eight o'clock tho guests all came, introductions followed, and then came the banquet, "a feast fit for a king." Judge Caldwell acting as presiding officer, presided with the caso and dignity which an experience of forty years of public life has given him. In1 Tho spring boom has struck the city, and it finds Milliken, Barber fj Hulsi fully prepared to make loans on city and farm property and with a big list of bargains in real estate. 'better to bo born lncky than rich. Married, at the residence of M. P.

0 1 i i Freight and accommodation Arrives at 10:30 a. Departs ht 3:50 p. m. Simpson, by Rev. II.

Waitte, Ym. S. Cooley. and Miss. Emma Gilder-sleeve, sister of Mrs.

M. P. Simpson. The happy couple have the Champion's best wishes for their future happmss. Off 25 to 30 Per Cent After tho banquet came the toast.

ft I i Tho first on the list was "The Far Wo will be glad to receive the ladies of McPherson at our new dressmaking parlors over tho store of Ferlin Lek-sell iu Union Hotel block. M. Olvey Co. McPherson Champion West," responded to by Mr. Win.

A grand excursion to Kanopolis on O'Connor; next came "State Legisla tion," by J. M. Simpsan; then tho K. P. division of the Union Pacific Railroad is advertised.

Round trip tickets good for May 11, 12, 13, 188G, came Jur. agate letter oi regret; ALL CASH SALES Wanted! Good applications farm and city loans. Rates as low as the lowest. Call and see. D.

B. Jefferh. at $7.25. This will allow passangei to attend tho auction ealo of lots, at Kanopolis. it There was a wonderful excitement i among the school chiliircn on luesuay about 10 o'clock.

Strikes being tho order of tho day, wo did not know but ROTHSCHILD'S they had "struck," but the cause ol the Wright McKinstry Loan money at 7 per cent, interest with small commission, or at the very lowest straight rate. Tho cheapest money in the market and always plenty on hand. excitement, was the arrival -ot two Italians with a largo performing cma-mon bear. See Rothschild's price list this week. Only a few tickets yet for the Grand Drawing.

If you want to win a good buggy, call early and secure a ticket. They are going fast and you may miss a good chance if you don't secure one soon. A. J. Bair of Hutchinson was a caller last Saturday.

Schuesslers famous Ice Cream it the McPherson Bakery. G. W. Barber called this week. He takes the Champion.

Wanted A good girl. Inquire of Mrs. D. B. Jcffers, Ash street.

The Canton correspondence was unavoidably crowded out this week. A lodge of the A. O. U. W.

was organized in Windoni, last Saturday. Town lots are rapidly advancing in value, now is a good time to invest. L. II. Roberts will supply your re The services at tkoM.

E. church on The Public Domain." responded to by Mr. F. G. White; "Tho Soldier," by Hon.

A. W. Smith; "Tho Ladies," by tho Pev. Hartsoek; "McPherson County," by Mr. J.

R. Dean; "McPherson City," byG. F. Giattan; "Social and Political Fricnship," and presentation of gold watch and chain to Mr. C.

E. Cook, by Hon. H. B. Kelly.

Next came tho presentation of a gold headed cane to Mr. J. L. Pancoast, by the Rev. Hartsoek, The responses were excellent, short and to tho point.

The speakers all teemed in their happiest moods Tho best of order prevailed throughout the entire evening. Not the slightest jar to mar the pleasures of the occasion1 The "Kid Band" was present and discoursed some excellent music, enlivening all who were present. It was a banquet Iqng to be remembered by all who were prcseut; for never in the history of the city of McPherson, has there been such a pleasant social gathering, as gathered together last night. At the close a rising vote of thanks was tendered tho presiding officer for tho elegant manner in which he Sabbath morning were vary interesting. Five persons received tho sacrament of babtism, fourteon woro recieved into full connection.

One united with the Church on probation and three joined by letter. 1 I Our Stock is big, we are overloaded In tho caso of Hutchinson the U. P. R. R.

Co. tho jury found for plaintiff, tho sum of $1000, Great New spring goods arriving at the Bee-Hive, consisting of Dry Goods Boots and Shoes, and other novelties too numerous to mention. A limited amount of money to loan on chattlo mortgage. 47-tf Philo S. Mead.

Stoner Wade defy competition on fine sigjs and ornamental painting, graining etc. Plenty of wall paper for everybody at the Union Book store, Haskins oj Wright's. MONEY TO LOAN BY edit is duo to Mr. JVliuikeu lor the frigerator with ice for 75 conts a week. pith everything; and offer the following inducements to dispose of Igoods as speedy as possible: able manner in which ho conducted tho case.

Give us your oiders for Schness- crs Ice Cream at the McPherson Bak Rev. W. C. Dodd, missionary to the ery. 11 Laos country will auiivor an auurcss A bnv with a terribly burnt arm at the annual meeting of tho Womans was soliciting aiJ of our citizens last Missionary Society iu tho Presbyterian week.

church next Sabbath evening. All are cordially invited to bo present. Rev. MILLIKEN. BARBER IIULSE Ask them about their seven year rates Dodd is also expected to "preach Sabbath morning.

I ill him with option and no bonus. Jake McKinsie has been improving lis property by putting up a fine picket ence. We are under obligation to H. O. J.

A. Myers, Byran Cookinham, C. Money on real estate and chat Pierce, E. Taylor, bol Greena- Cumniings this week, for services ren ties by Clark Clark over To the City of McPherson dered. C'ntral Hank.

baum, C. Waller, and other gentlemen from McPherson went as a committee to Kanopolis to take up the interest of Every liverv stable in the citv, had I Kin prepared to make a few eliattlo every available rig pressed into service McPherson city ami county last lues- oans on good farm chattels, J. A. Regnell day. These gentleman are alive toth-inteiests of our growing city and ast Sunday.

State Custodian Cowgill was hero ast week, inspecting the workings of th Seersucker Coats and Vests Parties wishing sand will please wov Is a fine 53 acre tract of land adjoining tho city thnt has recently heen laid off into lots. It is situated on tho most Elevated Land anywhere near the city, and is destined to become the Most Desirable Location for lesidemea in McPherson. leave orders at Kntrikens. Frank O. Johnson was admiited to the Masonic Lodgo.

J. 1). McKixzie. Chi Id's Suits, 'I the practice of law tins week. Mr.

Windom is quietly increasing in Johnson is tho first Swede lawyer who your abstracts from Milli- population ami win soon ue a U0OO dozen Half Hose, has been admitted to practice hero upon examination, and the most excellent beautiful little city. Itcn, Jiarbcr Uulse. Uorrectness, neatness, promptness. Money at lowest possible Snmnier Undershirts, Drilling Drawers, manner in which ho stood tho fire of tho examining committee reflected rates, on Farm Property, also cn city property by J. Hill.

Money on real estate and chat $1.50, 1.50, 2.00 .06 .30 .85 .75 .65 .50 .80 1.25 1.75 1.25 Colored Dress Shirts, tels by Clark Clark over great credit upon him. He will continue with Millikon Barber IIulso as they feel that ho is almost a necess The ladies of the M. E. Church will Central Rank. have a manorial dinner, May, 31st.

V.jPercale; A'00 pair overalls ity to them in their business. Fuithei notice next week. Itch, Prairie Mange, and Scratchs A prominent Knight of Labor, savs YOUNQ MEN, ATTENTION I there are between two and three hun- es of every kind cured in Minutes by Woolfords Sanitary Lotion. lred Knights in McPherson. Jonn'sBoss Overalls, Best Jeans Pauts, Black Oiled Coats, Good soft Fur Hats, If a good comyany of young men of rk Warranted by Lk Lngstrom, drug The "Kids" were out.

sprornding our citv, Horn 10 10 ov years oiu gists, McPherson. Bfore the ground was platted, parties were negotiating for lots upon which to erect somo elegant houses, and in addition to the actual sales made, many inquiries have been mado for lots, and in a very short time Euery Lot will be Sold McPherson will have FOUR RAILROADS within a few months, and is destined to be the METROPOLIS of Western Kansas. An examination of its location and advantages will convince any onoof that fact, and nowhere can yon invest your money to a better advantage than in "taking in" a would take part, it would add to tho last Monday evening. We now have one of the liest bands in the state. $2.50 2.25 3.25 ilO and .15 cts, .50 .00 $1.25 1.00 1.00 1.75 2.75 1.75 2.25 2.50 3.75 5,00 $10.00 14.50 2.25 2.25 4.75 4.75 4 75 3.50 5.00 interest memorial iluv.

i. tin nk TO LOAN. A small amount of money on hand they would organize as a company and An exciting rnnnwiv nr.cn red lat drill a half hour two evenings in the Stiff to loan on real or peronal security. Friday. Fortunately danince was done.

Teams should not be left untied. week. Say Monday and Thursday, Cal at tho la office of 1 50 1.75 2.50 striped and checked 3.00 7.00 ''All Wool Pants, Lucien Earle, beginning nionday May 17, they Chas. W. Glines, left Monday for would derive benefit and pleasure from Merchant's Block, McPheison, Kansas.

All Wool Suits, Chicago. Ho goes to meet bis mother and sister who comes on a visit to The Palace Ding Stoic has adopted the exercise. All who feel interested can meet south of my building Monday evening at half past seven sharp. Strictlv Cash prices, on Paint. Oil ami The New High-Arm Davis is, to If '( Congress Shoes, Promptness on the part of each will and all painters material and will sell on'y for spot Cash, and make prices few nf theso lots.

Free conveyance to grounds. Inquire of MILLIKEN. HULSE. day, the queen sewing mnebnes. It is handsome, simple, substantial, and easy running.

i Button accordingly, bo it you do not want to pay for other peoples goods, call and French Calf Congress Shoo 10.00 1.50 1.50 3.00 8.00 3.00 2.25 3.75 see us. Agents, Kock Island railroad campnny Over Farmtrs Merchants Bank. Apply for a loan to MiViken, Barber it surveyors, are snrveving on the north side of A. T. S.

F. railroad, from Canton to McPherson. Button Laco Calf Be v. business brevities make it agrecadle to all. J.

Q. Babnf.s Young men organize horso companies in each township, Wo desiro you to organize these companies from the men 10 years old and upwards. Let all take part. Tho object is to forma regiment of cavelry to march in procession to the cemetery on memorial day. This will be one of tho most interesting feature of the occasion.

We want at least S09 men in lino on horse back. We hope that all the voung men will tako especial interest Hank Ward stopped over Sunday and liaise. Theij have ww rates and do their own inspecting and offer all advantages possible borrowers. not fail to see them before making your application. (Be wed Joots, goat leg, to see his friends here.

Hank has one foot entirely amputated and all ot the other foot, with exception of the heel Ilavinn concluded to quit the Miss M. Olvey, who has been suffer- Don't fail to call at Barnes'. His goods are fresh and prices low. All And All Other Goods la Proportion. inn fron a severe indisposition lor the Boot and Shoe business, we will sell ont our entire stock, including some cf tne best work in America, at popular brands of tobacco, 40 cents per past two weeks, has returned to her iu this matter and drill enough to dressmaking parlors very mucli un ttrictlii cost price.

We have marked proved. them all tn plain figures, and tlieii make the simple movements of marching two abieast, four abreast, fours lii. lit and left, and platoon front Mr. E. E.

Teape has oprned a lew will be sold at from 75 cents to $1.50 pound. Excellent Tea 50c Rest Tea 80c Teas aie a specialty with him. Goods of all kinds at close Don't fail to call and examine his stock. elrv store in Dr. Lappens' drug store.

per pair less than jormer price. He has a fine line of watches iewclrv Call and secure bargains in Uvula Meet and let soilo cavalryman or other persou tako chaige and he, with the assistants elected by the company, will clocks and his prices are low. Give him a call. SHOES. FRANK ROTHCHILD.

command the company in nrocession Fourth Annual Commencement of fiTNew invoice ot window shades Take hold of the matter earnestly and help to do honor to the soldiers dead, of Bethany Normal Institute at Lin 1s- at Haskins Sc Wright s. 5 who gaAe their lives that our country Stoner VVada do papering and kalsomining. Shop on Main Street might live. J. R.

Wbioht, J. Q. Barnes, O. W. llEl KETHORlf, Committeo on Arrangements in See Rothschild's Price List.

The Argosy Glove with Mather patent lacing, (found at the Bee-Hive) is the latest and is tho most fashionable kid glove now in the market It by far cxcells the Alexander in quality, durability and fit; It puts the Foster patent in tho shade, as there is no hooks nor buttons to catch or strain the kid, pull off or pinch tho wrist; it is instantly laced or unlaced by simply pulling tho cord, and is fastened witn a small slide. Como to the Bee-Hive, get a pair and try them, and see if your escort will not say when he finds yon waiting with gloves on and fastned. that is a won derful impii-vement on waiting an indefinite time for you to fasten them. B. B.

Died. We mean business and will sell Don't fail see particulars about At Galva.on Friday, May 7, George bore Kansas will take place May, l.Sth 1886. Exercises commence at 10 o'clock a. m. Inskecp Hill have just finished painting and decorating the room occupied by Richard Miller and Haskins Wright in Union Block.

We call it a good job. Hamilton, Miliken, York Barber, filed a plat for an addition to the city of McPherson, May 10. The addition Is to he called Prospect Addition. It is north of the A. T.

8. F. railroad. The Presbyterian Church has called Rev. T.

8. Stevenson to the pastorate of the cturch. Mr. Stevenson so far has made a very fai impression on the people. Wo wish himabundant the great discount sale at Rothschild's.

Drew, son of b. P. Drew. He was 21 at just what we advertise. All Good 8andl yean old and died of consumption STRAYED OR 8T0LEN.

goods are marked in plain fig For tho best plastering eand, call on Theodore Boggs, or leave ordars at Lew One bay mare yearling colt with star 9)) ures and the reduction visable to Roberts' moat shop. in forehead, and one hind white loot If strayed, will give liberal reward for Don't Forget I information leading to recovery; everybody. stolen, will elve 825.00 reward for June 1st, I close my gallery lor my I it 11 summer, vacation. Call early. Mrs.

Rosa Vreeland, return to Reno an.l $50.00 for ar rest and conviction of thief. Address, J. L. Smith, Delrick Enns, F. ROTHSCHILD, THE LATEST STYLES Hutchinson, Kansas.

Farland, Ks. At tho gcneial subscription agency, Merchant's Block, you can supply yourself with law bioks, Andrew's school furniture, globes and maps, Henncckes Florentine Statuary and wiro goods, Andrew's cheap books, a library for a few dollars, newspapers, magazines, quarterlies. Grant's Slemoirs, Logan'f Great Conspiracy, Gray's National Atlas. Zell'a Cyclopedia, etc. W.

D. Shiels, Manager In fashionable and artistic dressmaking. ROTHSCHILD Cutting and fitting a specialty. A per The Season for Ice Cream Inaugerated. The fine parlor at the City BakeTy opposite the post office, is nightly crowded by the elite of the of the city, partaking of Cream so popular with the citizens of McPherson.

The enterprise of Mrs McDonald is commenable in furnishing us a first class resort and deserves a liberal patronage. Cuts loose on prices this week. He feet fit guaranteed by Mrs. M. A.

Martin, is bound to take the lead in his line, and offers goods remarKahly cheap. Second house south M. E. Church McPherson, Kansas. Did you see his FHICE LIST 1 CLOTH IE R.

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