Gove County Leader from Gove City, Kansas • 2

'j 1 1 (Jove County Leadfcr. Uui'vest, Capt. J. L. Cook of o'Ur town.

The young couple will make their future homo in Colorado Springs. The Leadeu sends a Whole edition of good wishes aflcr thorn. Below we uive a liut of the present YORK WORLD Rnin. More Bain, A.duuce to night. Social again last night, Harvest begins next week.

Have you bad your picture taken, Bob 3a mson was uad i tig in town and the persons who gave them: Mrs, and Vrtllie Table Cloth; Mr. uuti Mrs. S. A. Cook Tablecloth; Mrs.

S. Rhino mid Miss Nettie Rhine, Bed Spread; 0. Cook, Set of Dishes, l(Jl) pieces; W. A. Cook, Bud Room Set, 5 pieces; Mrs.

E. J. Barber, Chair T.idy, E. Barber, China Dish; Frank Barber, Tooth Pick Holder; Mr. and Mr.

Weir, Table Cloth; Miss Mae Stafford. Fancy Head Rest; Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Mitchell, Table Cloth; Jennie Mitchell Chair Tidy, Stella Mitchell, Pfir Towels; Verna Cook, Chair Tidy; Mr and Mrs.

W. A. Bolster, Fruit Stand Chas. Bolster, Towel; Dr. Vanderpool Dozen Towels; Elmer Bevan.

Glass Card Receiver: J. D. Cook, Glass Pitcher aud can baking powder; II. Mitchell, Glass Pitcher; Ina Mitchell, Tooth Pick Holder; P. C.

Cook, Clock; J. L. Cook, Pair Shoes; "June Cook. Sofa Pillow; Mrs. J.

Cook, Pair Bed Quills; Mattie Cook Fancy Bottle of Perfurrerv; Mr. and Mrs. Kirtley. Bed Spread. Alexis Piron, a native of Dijon, is perhaps, most notorious for his epitaph: "Here lies Piron, who wus eveu an academician," One night he was asked at a party if he could tell the uitlerenee betwean a woman and a mirror.

-'A women," ho leplied, "talks without reflecting; a mirror, reflects wituout talking, Upon this a lady asked, "can yon now Mr. Piron, tell me the difference be tween a man and a mirror?" And, as Piron remained silent, she went on "A mirror is always polished, while a man sometimes is BASE BALL NOTES. (BY E. E. BEVAN.) A CAME THAT WAS 11 TO 13.

CAME. Kids vs Men to-mono There will be two games here on the 4th. Winona beat Page City last week to the score of 11 to 35. Jjeoti done Greeley up in a game of ball last week by the 6ore of 20 to Our boys wrote down to Dightop of next pl'ty for to play there ou the 11th month, Quinter and GraiuGeld wi! $10 at Grain field some time in the nearfutuie. In the game at Oberlin between the married men and the single men, I he married men won by the score of 4 to 2.

The Looti Blues wou a cue sided game from Scott City last week, the score stood 42 to 12 in favor of lbs Blues. AND J5ADFJ Send for sample of this week's KANSAS farmer no partisan politics in it-and then take advantage of the following: low clubbing rate: The LEAD ER, and the relia-ble Kansas Farmer both one year for $1.50. Save money. "Koip In Hit Mlddto of (its THE FIiillT IS NOV? ON. r4" 'T year Reeky ticuntd.

News." Cartuon with vwiy i'sue. GOLD and SILVER WITH GREENBACKS Tim JIOMSV OK THE PKOPI.E. The Rocky 1, lews li (A MKTUOPOLITAN DAILY.) Is the Oldest and moat widely known news paper printed in Colorado. It ailopts. reyard lest) Of com, eveiy fuuilty offered lo keep abreast of the times.

It pnys special atten tion to tlio unpHH'allelled resources of lis own aud adjoining states ami territories. ll mining stock reports me full ami auuuratu. Whoever rends The News will be kent in touch with nil national, Rtato nnd homo re forma, and fully posted on the iWelopcnient of the rich jrold nnd ail er mines or 1 penal Colorado Subscribe orsend 5 cents for a sample copy. Daily (with Sunday,) $7 per year, three months 851 per month D5o Weekly $1.00 per) ear. Address NEWS Printing1 eo Denver Colo n.

a. joxes, Does a Genera! Firo Coileclions Promptly DRAFTS SOLD Cndhii cents. $5 ASK UNDKK $10. 5 cents. $10 AND UNDER $ffi.

lOcentfi. Established 1885. The 18 Do you go fishing, Clms Summers spent Sunday in Gove, Boys knee pants age 5 to 13 years 50ot Kul riuU. Byron Meyers, of Cabbell, was iu town Monday. Billy Tuttle, of Baker was the metropolis.

Pete DeBoer, of Griuuell, wus in our citv Friday. A prairie schooner passed through town Monday going west. --Barnett Bredson, of Cabboll, was in the hub Monday, Norcntur has three fat mer chants so says the Register. Tuesday evening a heavy rain fell all over the county. C.

-Fuller, of Buffalo Park, was a Gove visiter ednesday. HOOD'S PILLS cure Liver Ilia, Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache. A pleasant laxative. All Druggists. Remember that you can get Boys knee suits very cheap at Eldred's.

The social came off, but not much of a crowd on account of the rain Gene Mallery, of Oakley, was in our villiage Saturday and Sunday. Mike Frantz and wife, of Quin ter, were in the me tropolis Wednes day. N. E. Terrill, our sheriff, left for Davenport, last Thursday on a visit.

Soltnon McCully litis corn that is shoulder high, and is nice and given. Mr. Daniels, of Jerome, was trading with our merchants Mr. Wilson, of the Oakiay House of Oakley, shopped iu town Saturday and Sunday. A.

K. Trimmer, of the Rupubli can, came home Wednesday from his trip down east. Dr, Ralliugton, the dentist, and Frank King, the jeweler, came in Wednesday, as advertised and done a rushing business. D. C.

Tritt, a prominent attorney of flill City, spent a couple of days this week iu our city looking after some land interests. The foot race between William Daniels, of Jerome, and Elmo Tustin, of this place, last Friday resulted iu a bad defeat for Tustin. The editor of an exhango has been taking observation on the difference between a lady and gentleman iu mounting a bicycle. He says the lady stops, adjust her skirts, puts one foot upon a pedal, gives a little spring, settles lightly upon the saddle and away sue goes The man grabs the handle bar, ti'elcbc4 himself out behind the machine, oue foot upon the step, hops along on one leg like a lame ostrich, gives a jump, lands "ker-punk" ia the saddle, kicks about te find the pedals and then goes wab blmg along for a rod or so before he his center of gravity located. Dr.

Rarhngton, tue dentist, and Frank King, a jeweler, struck towu last week and remained over Sunday. They left very much disappointed and digusted with our girls. They came dowu here for the sole purpose of having a -'fly time" as they expres sed it, expecting the girls to fall over one another in their mad rush to catch onto something glittering. We are glad to note that the Logan county girls, especially the Normal students, are too sensible to ba baught by such light weights. The above article from the Logan County Clipper shows what that man thinks of a good customer.

We know these men and know them to be Jionest, upright and honorable and want the Clipper to note that thev are highly respecled, in this town, ana pay wuat tney owe, never was known to want cut prices or try to "jew." We have the first time to see anything wrong with them, The above throws a shadow over the Clip per which will be hard to get from under. WEDDINC BELLS. On last Wednesday evening, at 8 o'clock, at the home nf the bride's parent, Mr. and Mrs. John L.

Cook, Rev. Hobbs. of Wa-Keeney, officiating Mr. Grant W. Forbes, of Colorado Springs.

and Miss Lola L. Cook of this place, were uuited in marriage in the presence of a select crowd of friends and neighboors. Mr. Forbes is highly a esteemed citizen of his town and Miss Cook is the daughter of Rain again. Union Pacific Time Table.

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M. Govs Citv Lonuu' No. 802 Meets tlie first mid third Tuesdays of iaeh month atMasoulu Hull, 11. Si'lHtH, Sl'C'J'. It.

JOVES.W. M. GA. It. CflAKLKS A.

NlOIIOl.R Post, No 44U. Meets flrst and third Saturday of eaoh month ut Masonic Hall. E. Pkiuox, Adjt. 11.

C. Si'AiiMtso Com. Sor V. Meets second and fourth Saturday of each month iu the evening. I), a.

JoNiss, Burg't. C. E. PkIhcjs, Capf WK.C. CnARLUs A.

Nichols Corps, No l7. Meets the second and tourth Saturday of each month at 2 p. m. Mrs. Oukst, Mits.

E. N. Wkbt Seo'y- Pres. EPWOUTH LBAOUFi meets every Wednesday nt 7:110 l. m.

in the M. E. Church. CAiiKiK Heinev, Soo'y C. P.

Munns, Pres. LADIE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, of floK CiTy, (Organized November 15, 188H) MetB 1st. Friday of each mouth ut P. M. nt JSlasoulc Hall.

Mrs. 8. E. Pierce, President. Mrs, C.

Jones, Secretary. LADIES' LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, of Gove City, (Organized November 16, 1880. incorporated February 7, meets flrst Friday of enoh month at i P. M. Mns.

Ji. D. Thhkhhie, Mas. H. F.

Todd, Secretary. President. Local and Miscellaneous. Fkiday, June 26, 1896. A Dance To-night Come everybody And have a good time.

The creek is now running nice. C. H. Cole was in town Satur day. A $2.50 stiff hat for $1.00 a Eldreds- B.

A. Meyers spent Wednesday in our city. bhaner, the traveling man was in our citv Tuesday. G. W.

Rhine lias a nice field of wheat, oats and barley. Hi. Richardson and wife, of Alan thus, were in town ednesday. Lafe Guest moved onto the J. W.

Hopkins farm last Thnrsday. Dr. Vanderpool made a trip to Collyer Friday evening on business Mr. Hill, the liveryman and laud lord, of Shields was in the city Wed nesday. H.

M. Ellis, who has been down ast for the past few weeks, returned Sunday. Bill Tit ttle had his hay stacks struck by lightening and burned up Tuesday night. Born To Mr. and Mrs.

L. D. Gettinger, on June 19, a boy. All parties doing well. Mr.

Paul Meiers, of Kit Carson is visiting his parents on the north Hackberry this week. G. W. Rhine returned from down east last week after a few days absence and he reports little work. John Todd, of Topeka, was hand shakiDg with our people this week, he having returned last week on business, We are informed that William Daniels offers to back himself on the 4tn for a toot race tor any amount and bars nobody.

We have the pleasure of knowing that western Kansas is the only place T7 i i i i ie iue uniteu states wnere it rains eight day3 out of the week. A great-grandfather, grandfather father and son, all working to gether digging a cellar, was a rather unusual family gathering in Eastport, Me not long ago. -FOR SALE A complete outfit of Hotel fixtures, lor sale cueap. vv in taxe part in trade, For particulars call at this office or at the Central Hotel. J.

B. Spidlo whilom statesman of this county, recently escaped from the Grant county, Oklahoma, jail, leav ing the sheriff of th bailiwick disconsol ate. He offers a reward of $50 for the apprehension of his Comity News, THRICE-A WEEK i'ACilirtA WEEK 1MJ PACKS A faiAU. Is larger than any weekly or semi-week ly paper published and is the only impor tant Democrat week ly published in New York City. Three times as large as the leading Republican weekly of New York City.

It will be of especial advantage to you during the Presidential Campaign, as it is publish ed every other day, except Sunday, and has all the freshness and timeliness of a daily. It combines all the news with a list' of interest ing departments, uni que features, cartoon and graphic illustra tions, the latter be ing a specialty. All these improvements have beou made without any increase in the cost, which remains at 1 per year. We offer this unequuled newspaper and THE GOVE CONTY LEADER. Together one year for d1 Crt The res? ulnr subscription pncctpA of the two papers is i.

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Made. AS FOLLOWS $35 and uniiku $60 15 nip. amd UiMiKK $80 Moents $H0 AKDUNDIOH $100 2i OeillS M. B. Smith, Proprietor.

r-V, 1) Horses Boarded by the Day or Week. G-ood Rigs and asonable Rates. KANSAS mi 1 1 as: fill fa Tuesday. Frank Sharp wus in tbo hub Wednesday, 25 per gallon for Pure sorghum at Eldreds. W.

N. Biirer, of Graialiold. was the city Monday. A nice rain Saturday and anotli er oue Monday evening. If you want raw Peanuts to laut get them ut Eldred's.

C. Prather, of Oakley, was in the city Tuesday ou business. Haivey Groves, ot Catalpa, was in the county capital Saturday. --Will Fowler, of came down with West Whitraert Monday. Theo.

Bacon and Andy Bundey were heavy loosers in the hail last week. It is reported that a cyclone cloud passed north of our town last Thursday evening, Mr. Hunter, the drummer, was iu town Friday and gave an exhibition of his skill on the mandolin. List Burris, who has been work ing out at Brighton, for the past three months, returned Wednes day, An exchange gives the following brotherly advice to it sisters; "Don't ride a wheel if you cannot be gentleman." A man by the name of Crow over at Garden City recently bad a grass hopper round-up and captured 46 bushels of grasshoppers. Wonderful the ourei accomplished by Hood' Barsaparttla and yet it Is only because Hood's SarsaparlUa, the one true blood purifier, makes pure, rich, healthy, life-giving blood.

Hood's Pills for the liver and bowels, act easily, yet promptly and efficiently. 36c. 4TH OF JULY AT COVE. vs FOR A $26.00 RSE. Sam Garner and family, accom panied by his sister, Mrs.

Hale, and Miss Mills, of Washington, county, visited with Mrs. R. M. Bevan Tues day. The social failed to come off last Thursday evening and it was agreed upon to have it Monday evening and was again postponed on account of the rain.

We often have rains in this coun ty, but Wednesday evening it came down like a Kansas blizzard covering the ground in less than 30 minutes This is one or. the neavist rains we ever saw. Mothers will find Chamberlain's Cough Remedy especially valuable fo roup and whooping cough. It will give prompt relief and is safe and pleasant We have sold it for several years and it has never failed to give the most perfect satisfaction W. Richards Duquesne Sold by all druggists LaCrosse implement dealers have sold seventy headers this season be sides few binders, several steam threshers and farm wagon puggies and harness too numerous to mention.

The headers alone amount to more than $10,000. Grain drills, plows, harrows ets. are constantly arriving and when you say people profit by experince you are sinply off your taps. La-Cross Cilaron. RECORRDS BURNED BY VANDALS Bgoks in the Sheridan County, Court House Piled up aud destroyod.

On last Sunday morning the Sheri dan county Court House was set on Cue after the safes in the office of the Register of Deeds and the Treas urer had been opened and the records scattered over the floor, so that they would be sure to be destroyed. The building and its contents were con sumed. It is thought that $800 which was in the treasurer's safe, was stolen, not burned. There is no clew. It will cost $25,000 to make the loss good.

GOVE BULL PU KIDS. Kriegb. rf 2 Thomas, 3 Heinz, cf 0 Rhine, 2b 3 Bevan, 3b 2 Ccok cf 1 Tustin, 0 Thomas, ss 2 Mitchell, ss 3 Jones, rf 1 Blackmer, If 0 Bacqu, If 1 Kriegh, 1 Norton, 0 Wickizer, 2b 2 Scott, 3b 1 Cook, lb 1 Long, lb 1 Total 11. Total 13 Paintsj Oils, Varnishes, Books Stationery, Toilet Articles, and Notions. Perscriptions Carefully Compounded mm J.

W. HOPKINS, Prop. Notes on the Game. It was a game worth lookin at. Heinz captured his only fly in cen ter.

Mitchell had an off day at short field. A good crowd out to watch the game. L. Thomas caught a good game for the Men. Norton pitched a good game for the Men.

Cook caught a nice fly in center for the Men. Alden Hai per was a spectator at Saturday's game. Wickizer played a good game on 2b for the Kids. J. Thomas made a pretty tripl hit but was let die on 3b, For seven innings the score stood 5 to 7 in favor of the Men.

Prof. Parke did not play Saturday which badly crippled the Men. Long, of the Men, played a superb game on lb and batted in form. Rhine had on his batting clothes and pounded out two (2) home runs. Blackmer, in left misjudged a couple of flies but fortunately cost nothing.

A Share of your patronage is Respectfully Solicited. GRAIN FIELD,.