The Onaga Register from Onaga, Kansas • 5

NEUCHATEL ITEMS. The Onaa Roller Hill IiOCflli HflPPEfflGS Are now in and now our grades of FLOUR, BUCK WH EAT, F0l PflSAS IiflflDS. Congressman Broderick Introduces Resolutions to Settle Railroad Claims. Washington, Jan 5. When the house re-assembled today after the holiday recess, the following resolution was adopted on niotion of Mr.

Broderick of Kansas. "Whereas, there ore large and valuable tracts of lands in Kansas embraced in the grant to the Union Pacific railway company to which patents have not yet been issued. "Whereas, most of these lands have been sold by said company to the said purchasers, who are in possession, and who have made lasting and valuable improvements thoreon. "Whereas, the land offices at Topeka have allowed and are allowing Watch the Old Year Out. A largo party of our town people were royally entertained on Thursday night, December 81, at the beautiful homo of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Newlin, five miles southwest of this city, The occasion was a gathering to watch the old year out and the new year In. The guests began to arrive about 8 o'clock and the evening hours were whiled away in music, parlor games, refreshments and conversation, until the clock announced that the old year, 1896, had forever faded Into the past and the new year, 1897, was a reality. About 1 :80 the guests dispersed, after wishing the genial host and hostess many a happy new year. Among those present were Messrs.

and Mesdames Thompson. Harry Meskimens, Hodgson; Mrs. John Middletonj Misses Cecil Buntz, Rosa Beckley, Myrtle Middleton, Juna Brown; Messrs. O. Meskimens, Thos.

Day, W. E. Myers, Wash Miller, Andy Guffy. A. E.

Brown and Bob Shaffer. Corn Meal, Shorts, and feed Qf all kinds We are also prepared at all times to do custom and exchange grinding. nnw Plflkp Flour' Try a sack. We rlttiC truarantee everv sack. Wanted news.

H. Krause bought forty yearlings of Benton last Friday. Linings with dress goods during January at Landon's. F. G.

Col well, of San Diego, Is home for a short visit. F. B. Landon just received another car load of flour last week. Benton sold 87 two-year-old steers A.

M. Crumbaker last Friday. E. Harter entertained a number of friends from Fostoria last week. Ladies, don't fail to be in the rush at the sale next week at Hyman's.

Miss Force and Miss Alexander of Wheaton were in the city Monday. W. E. Gonske, of Neuchatel, was in the city yesterday on business. August Buchholz called yesterday and gave us his compliments and $1.

A few Ladies and Misses Jackets left. Prices reduced to close at Landon's. L. Katzenstein and Dr. G.

H. Grim-mell drove over to1 Westmoreland Tuesday. D. E. Brown and Miss Juna.

spent New Years day with 0. Tryon at Wheaton. Beautiful scarfs, throws, head rests and etc in silk, henriettas and linens at Hymans. Miss Fina Ingalsde came down from Wheaton last Friday to spend a few Kitch en Queen a large quantity on hand. We thank our many patrons for their liberal patronage, and solicit your ronage in'the future.

We remain Yours for Business, first class running order, patrons can get the best irJ S2 Tops OtfAGA, PI. Seen Porter Protection From the severe weather will be necessary in the near future, and I have a. full line of supplies for remodeling Carriage and will make this one of my specialties with my harness business. If you are in need of any thing in my line give me a call at H. Storch's old stand and I will convince you that you can buy cheaper of me than elsewhere.

J. G. SHflflliEP, Have You The Capital the stove stoves on earth? of fuel? That the fuel? OAK with the at our We also carry Cook Stoves. that leads all the heating That burns any kind holds the fires and saves BECKMITH'S ROUND name on the leg on exhibition store. a full line of Superior Died 1890.

It came at last. News is scarce this week. Don't forget tions. good resoltf- And the next day it rah for '97. snowed.

Hur- In the suit that came off lust Saturday. J. G. Meltzer, the prosecuting witness failed to appear. Consequently the defendant was turned loose and the costs assessed to plaintiff.

This act was done through sympathy and probably did as well as if he had been dealt with according to law. i We are sorry for the mistake made in last week's issue, in spelling the word, Meltzer, it having been spollod with an instead of an M. As to who made the mistake we are unable to say, but are willing to lay all the blame on the printer if he is willing to take it. (Tho error was probably the printers. Ed.) The Tanteliser, The Onaga Exchange Bank.

The business of the Onaga Exchange Bank agrogates thousands of dollars every We work promptly cheap and correctly, Our window curtains speak of our business under several heads about as follows: Trout Leach real estate brokers and bankers, dealers in foreign and domestic exchange and steam ship tickets. Insurance against Fire. Lightning and Cyclones. Taxes promptly paid, Abstracts of Title furnished. Collections receive our prompt attention remittances made the first day after we get it, All tho duties and services of Notary Public legally dono, Legal papers, Conveyancing, We also offer our assistance to untangle awkwardly made papers.

Our legal advisers can be appealed to through us without great cost, only however in regard to such matters as belong to our regular business. Trout it Leach. D- E. BROWN DEALER in REAL ESTATE. Farms in Pottawatomie, Nemaha and Marshall counties for sale or rent.

Agent for the Building and Loan Company of Topeka, Kansas. ONAQA, KANSAS, ROBERT FITHIAN NORTH LIVERY AND FEED STABLE Teams at reasonable rates at all times. Give me a call. ONAGA KANSAS T. NICHOLAS.

O. V. IIONSTEDT, NICHOLAS HONSTEDT, Goods and merchandise delivered to and from tho depot and to any part of the city. Charges reasonable Give us your patronage. Cars bedded for 2.rjc.

Nicholas Honstcdt, ONAGA. KANS. C. fl. O'JWEARfl, i Heal Estate Insaraee Fire, Lightning, Tornado and Accident Insurance written in best Companies.

Good List of Improved farms For Sale ONAGA, KANSAS tf. STOHGtf, flCEflT for the German Ameriean, Spring-field, F. Mnd Commercial I'nlon Insurance Companies, and also agent for the. Hamburg Ameriean Tae.ket Co. and Compare Ciencru.lo Trans-Atlunttque.

ONAQA, KANSAS DeWitt's Colic Cholera Cure. Uulckly curat Dyiantery and Dlarrncza T. J. RICHARDSON, Cashikr. L.

D. ALLEN, Ash't Cashier. 1 1 If 00,000.00 $200,000.00 Kansas News of Interest About the City. BUILDING NOT II THIN OF THE PAST. Personal Paragraphs Pertaining to Preambulatlng respondents.

Job work. First-class work. All kinds of job work. M. F.

Day was ft pleasant caller yesterday. See those wool sets for babies at flyman's. Wheaton hotel fed 150 people New Years night. Harry Meskemen was a pleasant eailer Monday. H.

Robbins eame down from Wheaton Wednesday. T. I. Eddy lost a fine calf last week, caused blackleg. Ward Myers will return to Leavenworth this morning.

Miss Aggie Teeters returned home from Blain yesterday. C. Jontra lost a fine calf last week by breaking its neck. Clearance Sale during January preparatory to taking stock at London's. The Masonic lodge had the pleasure of occupying the new hall last night.

J. W. Brown and Chas. O'Meara made a business trip to Wheaton last Tuesday. Men's fine shoes during January reduced to 50 cents per pair at Landon's.

The Onaga Roller Mills, recieved a car-load of Weir City nut coal last Monday night. Charles Myers and Miss Blanche Sherman visited Mr. Dolph Brown the past week. Chas. Chapman and wife returned from their visit to Westmoreland the first of the week.

it The Centralis dentist will be at the hotel Friday and Saturday Jan 8th and 9th see his add in, this paper. Slaughter sale on flannel dress goods at Hyman's, beginning next week. Don't fail to call and see them. Harve Lyons, of Adams creek, and son, Will and wife, of Kansas City, visited with John Nelson and family last week. Congress may not recognize Cuba but all who buy shoes of Walker recognize that they aro the best for the money in town.

Mrs. Sllix, mother of Wm, Sellix came up from Topeka last Friday evening, and was much surprised to hear of the Illness of her son. The Congregational parsonage is undergoing repairs preparatory to Rev. Haire's arrival. Rev.

Haire will take this chargo sometime in the near future. Wm. Wasson has lost a fine yearling, bay, horse colt with white right hind foot and spot in forehead. Anyone knowing where the same is please notify Mr. Wasson.

Harry Robertson, room-mate of Ward Myers at Leavenworth, stopped In this city a few days to visit friends and left last night for Idina, whore he Will visit his parents. C. W. Thompson and D. E.

Brown enjoyed themselves with a host of friends Monday night by getting a bobsled and hitching four horses to it and giving the party a couple hours ride. To cure all old sores, to heal an n-dolent ulcer, or to speedily cure piles you need simply apply DeWilt'i Witch Hazel Salve according to directions. Its magic-like action will sunwise you. -Robertson's Cash Drug Store. The U.

P. R. R. Co. would be con ferrlng a great favor upon the city and surrounding country by building a side-track for the mill.

It would be a great convenience In loading grain and flour into cars, and would bone' fit our energetic millers, Porter Nls son, as well an those who are grain producers. J. K. Codding, of the firm of Cod ding Challlg, has lately visited the offices of the U. P.

In Topeka, Kansas City, and Omaha, and will shortly make a trip to Washington in the In terest of the land owners whose places have not yet been patented. It Is the Intention to have those lands patented beforo Mr. Lamocaux is rollvod from office, so that the matter may bo for-ovor settlod, and those spasmodic hind upheavals quieted for the future. A Serious Accident. Fred Tunnison met with a very serious, almost fatal accident, Monday afternoon at about 2 p.

While attending to some horses, ho was bit on the back of the head and neck by a colt, inflicting a dangerous wound. The blood spurted forth at a rate which threatened speedy death, and after, a vain attempt to stop the flow of blood he was quickly brought to Onaga for surgical assistance. After much exertion the hamorrage was checked. Ho stands a good chance for final-recovery. New Office, J.

0. Benton Son, our energetic and rustling cattlomen, have opened a neat and commodious office in D. E. Brown's building, and will now be prepared to meet their many patrons. These gentlemen have always been the foremost in the cattle business in the county, and having foreseen the price of corn this fall, have shipped in several thousand head of cattle in the county and disposed of them to the farmers, who are now getting a big price for his corn by feeding.

School Report. Report of English Ridge School for the month ending Dec. 1896. Number of males enrolled Numberjof females enrolled Total Average daily attendance, Neither absent nor tardy Honor Roll. Dollie Harries, John Harries, Alice Peck, Earl Peck, John Peck, Mary Shove, Olive Shove, Mabel Shove, Bertha Shove, Paul Shove, Brady Snodgress.

Visitors; Ernest Peck, Mrs. Shove, Maud Tyson. Bertha Rokes, Teacher. Onaga Markets. Following is a correct report of the Onaga markets just before going to press Butter CTS.

18 10 80-40 4 4 40 Potatoes Chickens Hons Onions To the Public. All parties knowing thotnselves in debted to me please call and settle by Fobruary 1, as I wish to close my accounts for 1890. Thanking you for your liboral pafcronago, I remain Yours for business, Pktkr Gaume. ROCKY SCRABBLES. Fred Bonjour Is busily engagod in digging a well.

Robert Baird killed a raccoon ffear his place last weok. Tho nimrods have boen having a grand time since the snow. Mrs. Amelia Abitz.ueo Honlg vis ited at her parents, the last week. William and Albert Honlg and their Bisters visited at Crevecours Tuesday A tramp enjoyed the hospitality of the school housolast Saturday night.

Mr. Toyrouso and wife spent Now Years with Honry Reboul in Soldier. Mr. Noble spout the holidays with old acquaintances at Westmoreland. Mr.

Doollttle and son Guy vlsltod with rolatlves at Westmoreland the fore part of tho week. Henry Pero had a horse tako sick noar Mr. Chambers Tuesday is not expected to recover. Rustic. OBIL BEACH, Prkh.

EVIL M'KEE, Vkik-Pkks. Wagon homestead entries to be made upon these lands without apparent legal authority, therefore. "Resolved, That the Secretary of the Interior be directed to report to the house the omission to issue patents to said lands and the authority under which the land offices pretend to act in permitting these entries to be made." An Enjoyable Evening. The residence of Mr. and Mrs.

A. G. Myers last Tuesday evening was the scene of one of the most brilliant social events of the year. The occasion being a reception given in honor of their son, Mr. W.

E. Myers, and his friend, Mr. H. G. Robinson, of Leavenworth.

At an early hour the guests began to arrive and were taken in chargo by the genial hostess, who had made early preparation for the careful entertainment of her guests. The evening hours quickly passed In social converse, parlor games, until 10 o'clock when the company was invited to the dining room where a sumptious repast was in waiting, After supper the guests again repaired to the parlors where after another hour spent In social companionship, they dispersed to their homes one of the jolliest and best spirited assemblage of people who had ever experienced the delight ful pleasures of a reception In one of Onaga's hospitable homes. Music was furnished during the evening on the piano and mandolin by Misses Rinehard, Cecil Buntz, May Myers. Lucia Benton, and Mrs. U.

H.iritnmell. The following guests were present Messrs. and Mesdames J. 8. Myers, S.

D. Baker, I. M. Gibson, R. M.

Dickson, F. B. Landon, Wm.Pauly, II. llaKaman, J.W.Brown, K. Kidney, w.

K. Cireen, Fred Hodgson, Chas. Chapman, C. C. Haughawuut, C.

W. Thompson, (i. H. Grlmmell, Thos. Day; Mrs.

W. Thompson, Mrs. Joe Gibson, Mrs. Lulu Thompson, Mrs. Blanche Benton; Misses Juna Brown, Lizzie Sutterlan, Lula Ulbson, Gertie Gibson, May Leinbach, May Fisher, Lucia Benton, Daisy Day, Blanche Sherman, Flora Nelson, Kate Hutchinson, Fina Hattle Carl, Nellie Carl, Clara Taylor, Clara Tlpney, Mary Shankey, Cecil Buntz, Anna O'Meara, Rosa Beckley Ella Smith, Rhlnhard, Ila Hagaman, Revc Haga man, Alice Green, Heva I'auly, Iona Hodgson, Olive Day Mattle Day, May Myers; Messrs.

Dave l'aulsen, Arthur Smith, C. E. Koentz, Andie GuiTy, Fred Guhse, Ben Fox, Lee O'Meara, George Wilson, Frank Baker, Chas. Myers, Almon Benton, Roy Grover, D. E.

Brown, Wash Miller, Chas. O'Meara, A. E. Brown, Glen Benton, and Clarence, Earnlc, George and Frank Myers. Should there be any names ommltted from this list it was an oversight.

Pleasant Party. A most enjoyable evening party was given at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W.

Thompson In this city lust Saturday night in honor of Miss Cecil Buntz, of Havensville, and Mr. W. E. Myers, of Leavenworth. The host and hostess had spared no pains to make the occasion an enjoyable one, and those presont joined in do ing honor to those popular young people.

After a few hours spent in pleasant and delightful conversation, music, games, and the guests were seated to a bountiful repast, which was in itself a tribute to the ability of Mr. and Mrs. Thompson as ruyul entertainers. In tho "wee sma' hours the guests repaired to their homes, feeling that this had been one of the most thoroughly en joyable evenings of their lives. Among those present were; Messrs.1 and 'Mesdames A.

Myers, I. M. Gibson, H. Hagaman, W. Brown.

Wm. Pauley, Fred Hodgson and L. E. Kidney; Mrs Blanche Benton, Mrs. C.

Quiott; Mlssos Nellie Carl, Hattle Carl, May Fisher, Gertie Gibson, Lulu Gibson, Ella Smith, Myrtle Middleton, Rosa Beceloy, Flora Hagaman, Vera Haga man, Zora Hodgson, Messrs. WbbIi Miller, C. W. Myers, Ben Fox, Andy Gully, Geo. Wilson, D.

E. Brown, A E. Brown, Keefor, Joo Gib son, Tom Day, Arthur Smith and Glen Benton. Leg Broken, Last Friday evening Date Ingalsbe mot with a very painful accident, while enroute homo, from Andrew Wilson'B barn, whero ho had fed his horso. When at tho roar of Brlce Conway's property he sllppod and fell, dislocating his ankle and break Ing the smaller bone In tho lowor part of tho log, and tearing the cords loose.

He managed In some way to get homo without assistance. Dr. E. F. Richardson was summoned and the fractured member was reset Mr.

Ingalsbe Is getting along nicely, and his tunny friends will bo glad to Boo him out and among thorn soon. This is the latest and most improved wagon that has ever came to this section, and we invite you to call and ex rmine its many merits. days with friends. Abe Godlove wears a smile 'tis a girl. Mrs.

Godlove and the baby are getting along nicely. Mr. Jones, father of Mrs. T. D.

Leinbach returned to his home in Michigan last Friday. Misses Ingalsbe and Force and Mrs. J. Campbell were in the city from Wheaton last Monday. Shoes worth $1.50 and $2.00 can be bought at Hyman's for 50 cents.

These come in assorted sizes. Mrs. C. W. Thompson, of Havenr- villo, was in the city Tuesday evening and returned Wednesday.

Hyman advertises nothing but what he can prove to you, if you call and examine his immense stock. Wm. Day, while at a dance Christ mas night in the southern part of the county lost a fine pair of blankets. Miss Arlie Rinehard, of Onaga, is spending the holidays wi.h her parents in Holton. Holt on Recorder.

A. V. Degraw departed for Eastern Oregon Tuesday evening for an indefinite time. We wish you success, A.V. Dont miss the opportunity you will have next week, to have your teeth attended to at a reasonable price.

Marion Flower's litte girl who was badly scalded sometime ago, is rapidly recovering, but will probably bo crippled for life. Rev. J. W. Johnson and wife, and Henry Johnston and sister, of Irving, who have been spending the holidays with Mrs.

Cohvoll left for their home Tuesday. Read D. E.Brown's ad this week. If you wish to build see Mr. Brown as he is agont for the substantial coin-pan, the JEUxa, Building and Loan Association.

R. II. Ellodgo, of Sherman Texas was visiting in the city with his brother, Robt. during the holidays. This is the first time the boys have met in eleven years.

George Swindell and Burt Collier of Onaga attended lyceum Tuesday night at Arspie, also Dr. Cannon of La Clede and Charley Fleck of Wa- mego. Come again boys. Soothing, and not irritating, strengthening, and not weakening, small but effective such are the qualities of DeWitt's Little Early Rlsors, the famous little pills. Robertson's Cash Drug Store, J.

B. Littlck, of La Clede, was in to see us this week and to verify our statement that we issuo the best paper in the county he gave us $5 on subscription. These kind of state ments with good backing are what we like to soo. 1 The old way of delivering mossagos by postboys compared with the modern telephone, Illustrates the old tendlous methods of "breaking" colds comparod with their almost In BtantaneouB cure by One Minute Cough Cure. Robertson's Cash Drug Store.

Miss Ninety-six left on the west bound 12 o'clock train last night, never to return. During her short stay hero she made many friends. Sho brought with her some vory des tructive cyclones, but she left our granaries well filled. She smiled On some and frowned on others. She was warmhearted and during the lust day of hor visit with us she wore a gloomy expression and wept tears of sorrow.

As soo kissed uh good-boy she asked us to romeuiber hor and wished us much joy and gladness with hor sister, Miss Nliiety-sovon who arrived on tho same train, Miller To Actually Save Jfloney Bros. ialr. 2.25 Is tho question that interests all people, and to save it In your neces sary purcnuses is ono or the liest plans you can pursue. We can help you do this in every purchase you make at this store, and to prove our statement we give you just a partial list of some of tho money-savers we have to offer. In the first place wo aro going to -sell our Rubber Goods and Overshoes from 80 to 50 per cent less than regular prices; for Instance Overshoes from 90e to $1.85 per Felts and rubbers from to On Childrons and Youths Clothing we make the cut still deeper.

Children' uits, 50 per cent. oil. youths' suits, .50 per cent off. In our stoclf of Caps, Gloves and) Underwear wo will convince In the same line and we assert that our prices cannot bo duplicated In town. w.

GIBSON THompsofi. SUTTERLAND, CITIZENS' STATE BANK. Dressmaking Parlors. Satisfaction In cutting and fitting guaranteed. ONflCA, KANSAS.

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