The Monitor from Wheaton, Kansas • 4

7 1 5 Si; THE MONITOR Hale was at Westmoreland to- Coll on us for j-oport cards Mr. day. PUBLISHED BjERY THURSDAY. If you want Rood, hand made harness, C. Johnson's got them.

Morns Runyon shipped a car 1 hogs to-day. J. L. BROWN, EDITOR. All That is no joke.

While the weather remains warm and bright, and the price of coal keeps climbing higher, we don't borrow very much trouble about Stoves or coal But, surely Bring in your job work we'll do you good work at reasonable prices. Entered at the post office at Wheaton, Kansas (or transmission through the malls as second class matter. Trade at home, and thus, Keep your money at home. James Keiting was a Westmoreland The first lot of German Socks; felt boots and over shoes, at Wederbrook Hale. Directory.

Visitor yesterday. Gold Weather is Coming, Attorney Burhngame, of Centralla M. W. A. meetE every 2d and 4th Tues Small profits oft repeated is the sure way to wlth.

top Come' in and look at his Men's Suits, 5 to Boys' Suits, 2,25 to $5. Three Grades of Concordia Flour 8 visiting noigh- waa wheaton last Monday on logal Our newl.y elected trustee was in town, Wednesday. f- clay evening of the month, bors always welcome. business. Otto Hknnkiibro, V.

0, Thepainters finished their work on Highest market price paid for pro the depot yesterday. duce in exchange for merchandise at Wederbrook Hale's. Miss Anna Ingalsbo called on her Cnogregatlonal Sunday School meets every Sunday at 10 a. A.M. Gbaf, Sup't, Preaching servloes every Sunday at 11 m.

Itev. J. Wilson, Pastor. Christian Endeavor meetings every Sunday Mrs. Wilson, Pres.

fin rrn rs A li rlon Bring your job work to the Mom- satis tor office. We will give you Ed. Shiner, of Westmoreland, was a fun line of new Underwear Wool- leilS we bought before thp rise and can sell ch aper than others. Good Duck coats $1.40 A full line of Friedmi. (Bros.

Shoes SrReceiied Last faction in both work and prii jn.town last Saturday. Baptist Sunday School every Sunday at 10 a. m. Mini Kosm Goodman, Sup't. Barber Mosher, of I I Mrs.

Roy Brown visited friends in was spreading intelligence of a Westmoreland to-day. -y political nature hte last Monday. A full line of fresh Groceries- TIMES TAHITI, Leavenwort, Kansas and Western Mrs, EdiUi Sherman is visiting Uncle1 Seth Ingalsbee, Wbeatoo's relatives in Westmoreland. Onions. efficient postmaster, is complaining of a slight attack of rheumatism the wigneso rnces for Butter, Eggs, Chickens, J.

Lrallaglinr. One of Saturday's visitors was J. W. Long, of Westmoreland. past few days.

GOING EAST. Passenger in. 1 .15 p. m. GOING WEST, Palssenger m.

Accommodation i :45 p. in, F. L. CoorER, Agent. Mrs.

Blakely will lead the Chris- Well, boys, the election is over. tian endeavor next Sunc1 fly. How do you like it Now let's get down to business for twelve months, and then there will be another elec B. F. Wyatt, of Westmoreland, was trading here yesterdny.

tion. And when it gets here you will want a stove that will give you the most heat for the smallest amonut of coal consumed. And right here we want to say that Country Produce Market. fcggs, per dozen 15 nutter per pound l.ard per pound 7 Poultry (liens) per 5 Springs pei pound 5 Roosters per dozen $1 20 Dr. Brandenburg will be in Whea Andrew Johnson, of Blaine, was in ton 10th and 11th, at Wheat town oh business last Tuesday.

i le! on hotel, prepared for aU work WM CONDON, A.V.Johnson was elected treas LOCAL NEWS. WE HAVE GOT JUST WHAT YOU WANT known to the profession. Satisfaction guaranteed. urer, it is said, 17 majority. PKOPHIK'J'On OF THE i Let us print your sale bills John Maskil was trading, Monday J.

Gallagher viewed the big crowd In the Heating Stove line as good as can be bought anywhere, and at "Live and Let Live" prices. Come in and look at our Stoves. trading a pair of overalls he had the big crowd, at Westmoreland. 5 1 IIIMIll II ill Ill purchased for his oldest boy for a Bring jour job vvork to the office. in C.

A. Ingalsbe and wife took the Westmoreland walk-around. larger pair. The boy grows so fast that John can't keep trauk of the sizes that fit him. There is trouble brewing at Blaine for somebody, it is said.

WILSON KUFAHL Tills House has lntely heen furn Ed and wife helped to My son, don't make fun of the boy increase the crowd at the hub to-day. ished witli new furniture, and Its present proprliitor will spare no piilns In maklne It llrst-claxs In every particular. Special attention shown Commercial men. AV it i Hefiwonnblu. A etc.

full line of Hardware, Stoves, at Wederbrook Hale's. with freckles on his face and patches J. N. Force has about completed on his clothes. He may own a news- Miss Anna Seea-ar.

of Sfc- Marvs. is Serious Accident. Last Thursday morning James -n-. i his big corn crib. paper some day, and in the9e days a visiting with the family of H.

L. Grace met with a painful accident at Wheaton needs a commercial club to work for her business interests. boy who has grit enough to wear Grice. The Peavy Elevator Co. is build patches will have the nerve to the farm of Mike Hond, on Irish Creek, sustaining a broken arm, a sprained wrist, and numerous con- ing a large elevator at f)naga and at Mrs.

J. N. Force and sons, Roy right after you when it comes his other points along the K. W. Wederbrook Hale handle" a full lino of Gents' and Ladies' underwear, and Mahlon, went to Onaga last Sat turn.

Better stand in with him. tussions about the head ard body. urday. For insurance against fire, light He had engaged to haul corn for Mr. Nond, and had driven into the J.

L. Brown having secured the Huff school, south of Blaine, this is ning, wind storms, cyclones and tor- Miss Ida i unnison i3 staving with Wheaton needs some fire protection. A bucket brigade beats noth her brother, Ward, and is attending nadoes, call upon or write to Crotut school here. Anthony, Westmoteland, Kansas. ing- when a little dog ran out at his team.

One of the horses got a leg over the wagon tongue, and the sue of the paper is gotten out by a hand" in Wheaton, but an old hand at the printing business. It is NEARLY Fifty-eight Years Old It's a long life, but devotion to the true nl tsrests and prosperity of tb3 Amerlc-un pet). pie has won (or'lt new K-lenda as the vcar roPed by and the original member! of lt Parties from Wamego were trad Mfi and Mrs. Walter Godlove vis- Call at the Sunflower barber shop team started to run. The tongue ing with Wheaton merchants last regretted that lack of time prevented Natives and in Onaga was broken, and the portion attach Monday.

last Sunday. the re-setting ot theaflvrtioements and dressing-tiie "paper up ia first- when in Westmoreland aud have your whiskers amputated. J. E. Smith, WOfaafifSSTiS-lP tfve ed to the wagon ran info the gfound, throwing ihfi wagon hisih in the We pHnt 100 return envelopes for fllasi shape, mechanically but that Win.

'Valberg, from near Onaga, you satisf action uvauipyr a time is coming. air. Mr. Grace was thrown ly to the ground, with the was doing business with our mer heeds them. chants last Mdhdayi The rT.ghtof the election' William 8UH.

Drought to Whea Last Saturday August Brtinkow's O'Brien, who lives on Clear Fork, J. L. Brown came home to vote, barn, three miles northeast of Wheaton, was burned to the ground. One The rail by is doing a good business now, and extra trains are not Uncommon. ton, where Dr.

boden Tuesday evening, a dnty no good cit north of the Digman farm, sustained severe injuries by being thrown out of his bugsy by a runaway team. fracture and set the broken arm. horse was so badly burned that.it izen should neglect. family pasaed to their reward, and these ad" mlrera are loyal and ateadfaut to-day. with faith In its teachings, and confidence In the information which it brings to their homea and firesides.

Asa ritiinil consequence it enjoys in its old age all the Vitality aim vigor of it vouth, strengthened and ripened by the experien-: ces of over halt a century. It lias lived on Us merits. And on the cor. dial support of progressive Americans, New York Weekly Tribune," acknowledged the oonutry over as the leading National Family Newspaper. Recognizing its value to those who deitre had to be shot, and betweon eight C.

A. Ingalsbe and Ed. Spangler and nine hundred bushels of corn Educational Meeting. Following Is the program for the If Wheaton merchants will do Iho Kufabl Wilson report a satisfac were in Onaga last Monday renewing acquaintances. and a quantity of hay went up tory business this fall.

Read their right thing by their home paper, we smoke. The boys had just mowed educational meeting to be held at Olsburg, November 21, beginning at new advertisement in this issue. will see to it that nd department house in Chicaco or elsewhere has a away a load of the flames 15 p. A cordial invitation is were discovered on the other side of It is reported that County Clerk Scritchfield passed through town on the train, Monday, from Blaine to Onagai II. Cooper 1 line' of advertising ia these columns extended to all friends of education to attend has been elected sheriff by 147 ma the barn, the origin of which is 'un known.

jority. What do you think of that If your home merchant hasn't got Mrs. Dell ingalsbe is recovering felowly from the effects of the fall she The year mua will bo a good one exactly what you want in stock, just have him order it foP you. He will A traveling man is authority for 1 Music. 2 Address of Welcome, Rev.

V. Calvin. 3 Why We n0 Not Have The all the news ot the State and Nation, the publisher of tlio MONtTOIt has entered Into an alliance with "The Mew York Weekly Tribune" which enables him to furnish both papers at the trifling" Cost of $1. 2.1 peryoar. Kvory farmer and every villager owes to himself, to his family, and to the community In which he lives a cordial support of Ins local newspaper, as 16 Works constantly and untlringlv for Ills Interests in eVcry wav, brings to his home all the news ami happenings of his neighborhood, the doings of his friends, theoondit)n nd prospects for different crops, the prices in home markets, and, In fae is a weekly visitor which should be found in everv wlde-awwce, progressive family.

Just think of HI Both of these papers for only Jl.iiS a year. Send all subscriptions to the Monitor, Vermilion, Kansas. the statement that the rails on the for Wheaton in point of general improvement. A new dopotj a news received in Onaga recently. know whore to get it better than you new railroad are spiked every six feet.

do, and can save you time and cash. Story Book School Room, Daisy M. paper, and a bank are among the Call at Wederbrook Hale's and Strite. ngw enterprises for the year, besides Trade at home-, 18 a good motto for everybody. To-night, at Onaga, a reception beo thoir new line of Boots, Shoes, 4 The True Value of The Chris- a large amount of building in the will be given to Will Shaffer, lately und overshoes.

Prices to suit, town and the surrounding country. tian Teacher, F. L. Pinet. returned with the 20th Kansas regi This issue of the papef id again de Wheaton is all righti and is moving ment from the Philippines.

layed. Two days Is a mighty short 5 Music, 6 Lecture, State Supt. Frank Extra copies of this paper, con- forward. Let us all pull together time to distribute type, rustle the taining the write-up of Wheaton, harmoniously and a businesslike Nelson. copy, set the type, make up- the The election passed off quietly) day be had at a nickle for the two.

manner for the material good of the 7 Music. 8 Remarks, County Supt. M. D. giving a majdPity for the Republican forms, print and mail an edition of even a small country paper, to say town and Its territory.

lWd W. II Washburn's Weltnor. new ad-It. will ticket. We will give a tabulated void dt hho township and county $1 10 1 40 The Monitor and tho Kansas City Journal, 1 year.

The Monitor and the Topoka Capital, 1 year. nothing of the work required to get this issue- Vertisement in out an edition of a metropolitan pa next week. nterest you, and may save you some ,8 don found au old 44-calibre Colt rc Our Latest Music Offer The Monitor and the Daily Topeka Capital, 1 yeat. 4 00 per like tho Monitor. Uiuiicy.

Please send us the names and ad Following is the program for the volver, such as tho U. S. army was equipped with in the 60's, In Mr. dresses of three music teachers or From all reports, the celebration literary, Nov. 17: Singing, by Male Quartette) address, Geo.

T. Codding; performers on the piand or organ at Westmoreland id honor of the and twenty-five couts in silver or Runyon's south of town. It had evidently laid there "sinco the wall," the wood-work on the handle completion of their railroad was a JA11 persons owing me more than IHO da. are requested to call and settle "either by cash or bankable note. I have bills to pay and must have the taoney.

W. II. Tunison. subject, "Lifters and Sing The Monitor and the New York Tribune, 1 year 1 2S The Monitor and the Leavenworth Times, 1 year 1 25 The Monitor and the Leavenworth Daily Times, 1 year. 8 00 The Monitor and the Kansas City Star, 1 year i 1 23 The Monitor and the Topoka Journal, 1 year.

1 2.1 The Monitor aud tho Topeka t)a'iiy JoUrnal, 1 yeai. ,4 09 postage and wo will send you all of success in point of numbers present, ing, by Male Quartette. and a grand fizzle so far as entertain the following new and most popular pieces full sheet music arranged for having rotted away, although the iron parts were in a fair state of nf t.hnsft nun n.t,tendnd the ment goes. The big crowd walked piano or Flower that won preservation. What history may at 'dolus" at Westmoreland preferred ni down the streets "rubbering" If you need an organ or sewing machine, call on or drop a card to tach to that piece of artillery I Per- my heart," now being sung by the each other, and at least ane hotel ran to go in buggies and wagongt rather best known singers in the country, haps some soldier got tired of carry Wilson, the Jeweler, Onnga.

He will than brave the dangers of a trip via. out or fodder early in the day. The good people of that city, htvving lived Mamie O'Eourke" the latest popular ing it and dropped it upon the track' lakg your old organ or machine in the Moody ville railway. waltz song, "March Manila, Dewey trade- All kinds of repairing done. so long beyond the reach bf civiliza less prairie may be some gentle la dian relieved some poor cuss of his Stibfiorlbo iVr- March -Two Step" as played by the tion, really could not be expected to Odicsers for Clear Creok township S7D famous U.

S. Marine Band of. Wash handle a crowd of that size with any scalp and bis cannon at the same time, and lost the latter in making mm were olocted as folldws Trustee, degree of satisfaction ington, D. C. and five other pages of popular music.

Address, PortJLAE J. Allen treasurer, F. Eisenbeis his escape and perhaps some gay clerk, Wm. Kufahl. Carlyle Pierce liuite a delegation from Wheaton i-e attending the celebration at the 1 tounty.

seat to-day. The limited time In which we get out this issue prevents us obtaining the names of those In attendance. II It Will glvts you a full and complete revlow of all the local happenings In and around Wheaton, besides the general nqwfr. and festive cowboy threw it at a buffalo, and left it there upon the was elected road overseer for this Bonds. will furnish bonds for comity road district.

plain. township and other officers for $5.00 Music Indianapolis, Ind. 1 A DiAmond Fob A DouAn. A Limited Speolnl Offer Which will last tax ten days only. OENUINB POMONA DIAMONDS have premium on These bon is are In Lone Tree Martin Business men of Wheaton, aii'dall Wheaton ana will have a accepted by laws of Kanfiwl.

Brown wac clecldd tristeo A. Bruu now bank, bnless all fall. A This beats hdnting up your friend -OF' KANSAS ID OF THE WORLD who receive this issue of tho Monitou Are aeked to read it carefully and critically, ani decide if it is worthy ner, clerk, and F. Rollcnhagcn and Godfrey Martin are tied ior treasur- and puts you under obligationn to r.o world wide reputation, It is almost impossible to distinguish them from good deal of money is spent elsewhere that a good Bank would keep ftt home. Prominent men Are be- Twice each week, while it is fresh tihti ihte resting, can be Chris.

Ladner was dotted road of their support. If It Is, please say cr one. 2 Geo. 'Smith, Westmoreland, genuine diamonds costing hundreds of dollars each. They are worn by so and show vour appreciation by overseer for Dist.

JNo. r. U. i'lynn "comlng interested in the enterprise obtained for the cost of ah ordinary weekly paper by reading vnni. pnmlv nnlrnnntrn.

Vhin.tnn lift 1 Or JNO. ailU 1R0S. bUl'tll tor the best people. Wo will forward und as Wli'oaton gmierally gets what vwUt imv. 1 roaohod that fctiwfo comnrtifdu! i i she goes after, it is not unlikely that Iho bank will materialize in the near gVowth and importance when a good ith the completion of the railroad (1ENUINK DIAMOND mounted in a heaVy ring, pin, or ttud to any address upon receipt of prlce 1 ,00 AUCTIONEER local newspaper is needed, to work to Westmoreland, and the hustle it future-.

Semi 52 weeks ench year for her interests, hrs injected into the county Boat, it each. Earrings, screws, or dip.s,$ of But a nowspaeV can not exist on will bo necessary for the business A deal is on whereby there may be a pair. Ring settings are mado wind, promises or compliments, add men of Wheaton to bo. if they one cu'nllnuoilX piece of CJeiipiiteil gold and lire warranted not to taf most have a liberal patronage to en- would rotain that portion 01 traac I will cry SuIub liirouirliout the hl5h. Special combination offer for change in the management of this paper, And possibly in ownership.

Mr. DrdvVn wants to jump out of the printing business, and a practical bWnter and newspaper mun wan Is to i. I. it to do tho best work for the which belongs here. They all carry country at r'tfoSoflublerute.

Satis-towni Tho writer can print a good large stocks, and can and do sell faction is L'uai-Aht4d. 'Oder tuhim ten days only! Ring und alBa sent We have tiUde arrangements with the publish era of the Capital whereby we Can oiler both local paper lioro-juBt what the town goods as cheaply as any where, and at Westmoreland lieoordcr ofHoe- t'lofto adilrenu upon nwliit of 1,50, Rand for catalogue. In ordering th needs If the business moh will sup- pay tho top price for farm proifcico MonitoIi oliice or udresa jiunpinio ID a more uiivhuiijs iu of all kinds. Thoso facts must bo ring, give finger measurement by un i matter ot uusiness port it, It is a plain buaincs'3 pro concorneil. It is up com ing a slVing -isltio full purticiilnrs H.

It i simply to ui, and to all 1 people ot J. V. Clay well, Address The Vo-nonti Co rheaWii to suy if Wl: The Monitor and Serni-weekly Capite FOR $1.50 A YEcR. Call at thiia oillce or addnwa all orders to the Mojotob. position what will you do in the way of patfonnge You furnish the proper support, and we'll furnish Hie Circulation.

kept before tho people in the territory tributdry Id Whcuton, and there is no, better wuy thun by und through ft wld(-awttl(e local pfii eri 1181-lls: llrmulway, they want and will support a goo'd Nw Yi Vh 'local nevvspopiT. I 0.