The Smoky Globe from Jerome, Kansas • 5

Are You Going West. If so call on or address, W. II. Murphy, ANNOUNCEMENTS. I hereby announce myself a candidate THE SMOKY GLOBE.

Farmers, look here: I have a few thousand dollars which 1 will loau out i'l email amouutd to you on pood security. If you arc needing a little ready money for or CO days. Command see meat my office in Kans. Respectfully, II. Mruriiv.

Is beautifully situated on the banks of the famous Smoky Hill River miies and 28 south of uove counvy, north of Diditon Grainfield, Ks. railroad surveys have already been made through the town and charters filed for two others hich will make this an objective point, and which is very favorably located for a division of one and probably two' of the roads surveyed. This Promising Young City Possesses the most natural location for making a large City of any town in the west. Capitalists are interested and de- termincd to make it second to no point in west. Already as if by magic numerous business and dwelling houses have sprung up and the boom has hardly begun.

There are no railroad lands to retard the settlement of the country, and every quarter section in the neighborhood is occupied by farmers of thrift and energy. With fine schools aud churches the future of Jerome will be something wonderful. The Three trunk line to WIV that all WllO lllVCSt Will I days. at Jerome, Gove Co. Kansas, for the best bargains in deeded lands and relinquish ments.

Improved farms and non-resident lands specialty-. Bis: bargains. Land bought and sold on commission or otherwise. Go to 0. P.

Barton's, Gove City, for your Dry Goods.Queensware, Huts, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Men's Furnishing goods. Get some of his real bargains in dress goods. Everything marked at a civilized price. Our motto: 4 Live and Let Live," "Do as you are done by." James G. Blaine aDd his family are in Dublin.

John Swinton's paper has suspended publication. Smith's, Gove City, Dry Goods and Groceries. Groceries cheaper than ever at Do-Witt's. A clean stock and "white" treatment Smith's, Gove City. If you want to buy or sell land or clf.ims, give W.

A. Frary, the new real estate man a call. For loans on Final Proof try the First Bank of Grainfield. The Kansas City Journal is the best dollar weeklv published. Call at.

this office and subscribe. Dry goods, straw goods, shoes, at Smith's, Gove City. Ineure your farm property against fire, lightning, cyclones and wind storms with W. A. Frary, agent for the Kansas Far mers Insurance Co.

Old Settler's Pic-Nic. There will be an Old Settlers' pic nic in Gove City, on Saturday, September 10th Every body in Gove and adjoining counties cordially invited to come out and en joy themselves. Officers will bo elected and steps taken to organize a permanent association for the purpose of holding these reunions each year. Com. Call for Convention.

At a meeting of the Democratic Central Committee of Gove county held in Gove City, on Saturday, Aug. 6tb, it was decided to call a delegate couveution to meet in Gove City, on 8ATCRDAY, OCTOBER 8TH, 1887, at the hour of 1 o'clock, p. sharp, for the purpose of nominating one county clerk, one sheriff, one recorder of deeds, one treasurer, one surveyor, one coroner, and one county commissioner from the first district, and to transact such other business as may properly come before the convention The basis of Representation is one delegate from each precinct and one dele gate for each eight votes, or major fraction, cast for Thomas Moonlight governor. The different precincts are entitled to the following number ol delegates: Baker, Grainfield, Giintiell, Gove, Jerome, Lurrabce, Lewis, Payne 6. Total 37.

It is recommended that the primaries be held at the usual voting place in the diflereut precincts on Saturday, October 1st, at 3 p. S. S. Reynolds, Ch'in. R.

L. Chriswell, Sec. The Old Settlers' Meeting at Farnsworth. Yesterday morning by invitation of Willis Jones, we accepted a seat in his buggy and set out for the old settlers' meeting at Farnsworth. Aniving there at 11 a.

m. we found the grove already filled with crowds all carrying great baskets of chicken and other picnic eatables. The Dighton band was on the ground and discoursing splendid music. Four lemonade distilleries were dispensing cool drinks and sweet things, and were the cause of much jealous attention on the yart of numerous rustics, and the plat form erected on the cast side of the grounds suggested the light fantastic too later on. We had just completed a survey of the grounds, when our arm was grasped by our old friend, Joe Whiteuair, and his first words quieted nn anxiety wo had felt all tho morning "come to dinner." We come you bet.

And such a dinner. It is not often that a poor news paper man is called upon to discuss such a dinner. Fried chicken, lUjlit biscuit, pickles, cakes and pies in abundance, lemonade and watermelons iu short dimmer prepared by Mrs, J. A. White hair, Mrs.

Dr. Col ley, Mrs, F. F. Wright, Mrs. Bowman and Mrs.

Epperson, wbo.se names alone area sufllcient guarantee of the excellence of tho dinner. After din- ner wo listened to talks on old times by Judge Osborne and Hon. J. M. Tilton and several others whoso names wo can not recall.

The remainder of tlio day was passed by sporting men in bono racing, by tho young and giddy In dancing, by tho older ones In social intercourse, and by young lovers and newspapnr men in boiiio retired nook on tlio ftrecn gracs 'luinth the sylvan shades of the beautifv.1 Cheyene, tho former discussing tho Oer man verb lclbc, the latter tlio Herman beverage beer. Tlio only fault to bo found was that I ho former lasted longer tbau tlio (alter, consequently your din gusted "special" lit out for home. With this single cvcptlou tho moctlOgt was it miaoeis In pvcry pnrttculnr. is for nomination by the Republican coun ty Convention, to the office ef Sheriff of Gove county. Nat.

J. Vsbtine. Wisconsin has had no rain fur over months The fishery question is again agitating public. Counterfeit postal notes are in tircn lation. Look out for them, Weather prophets predict frost before this month is out Norton county boasts of corn stalks that are eighteen feet high.

Comedown it in in Piilir fiffii roa ann vua'l I fim a with you J. T. Clinton and Joe Wright were vis itors in Wa-Keeney on Monday and Tues day of this week A wagon load of Jerome young folks spent Sunday picnicing at Farnsworth's Grove. Cleveland says he will not come any farther west than Kansas City or farther south than Atlanta. It would take him a year to accept the invitations offered him and he wants to spend a month travel ing Kansas is still on top despite the drouth and hot winds.

It will make a showing this fall that will place it in the lead of all other.agricultural states The Mormons have begun to move into Canada. With the mormons and other criminals from the states, the popuiatiou of the dominion will be intensely varie- gated and highly flavored. Over two million dollars it is said has been voted to the Rock Island road in Kansas. The Trego County Republican says that nearly $50,000 will be expended in Wa'Keeney within the next nine months for public buildings. Russell R.

Kinewell, son of the late partner of President Arthur, died suddenly in New York the other day, and the coroner's verdict was that his death resulted from congestive chills, superinduced by the excessive use of Tobacco in the form of cigarettes. Smokers take warning. E. M. Prindle, of Grainfield, passed through Jerome on the south-bound hack Thursday.

He was on his way to Lamed. i Mr. Prindle is a pioneer of this county and used to the Grainfield Cap Sheaf when it was young. The drouth that our Kansas croakers are complaining so much about is nothing to what is being experienced in the east crn states. Illinois has not bad a ruin for several weeks, and everything is dry ing up.

Stock is suffering in many places, and in some of the larger places the peo ole have to stint themsolves. Exteusive forest fires are raging in Michigan, Wis consin and Minnesota which can only be stopped by a htavy rain. All over the east, fences and crops along the railroads are being burnt, as the least spark from the engine will do the work, everything being so dry. When Kansas gets as bad, it is time to commence grumbling. R.

K. Farnsworth came into DUhton from Farnsworth, Monday. He had been terribly bruised up, having his cheek bone mashedinand broken in two places. A warrant was sworn out for Jacob Carroll and deputy sheriff E. R.

Lord accompanied by D. G. McClelland started for Oar- rols place He had skipped and was not to be found. The facts as near as we have betn able to learn ase about as follows: A number of men had gathered in the store at Farnsworth and Mr, F. and Carroll passed some warm words Carroll attacked Farnsworth with the above result.

There had been an unfriendly feeling existing between the men for unc time, so we are told. Mr. Farnsworth is getting along all right, but if Carroll is caught it will be apt to go hard with him. Dighton Republican. Straws.

Judge Osborne and Hon. J. M- Tilton of Wa-Keency, slopped at the Commercial Thursday night, while en route to attend the old settlers' meeting at Farnsworth. After supper, while seated on tho vernanda engaged in conversation with Co). Cosby, President of the Jeromo town Company, Judgo Osborne, after paying the customary tribute to the beauties of our locution and the fine fertile valley spread out before him, told how he hud gouo to the officials of tho A.

T. S. F. lUilroad Company, to try to induco them to build some one of their numerous western branches to Wa-Keeney, and how Mr. Mulvaue, after carefully noting the location of Wa Reeney on the map before him, said, "Thero Is only one way that wo could give you a branch of our sys tutu, and that is this: have got to I build a lino up tho Smoky Mill River through tho south part of Trego and Govo counties, hut csn not do so before next sprlDg on account of the other woik now on our hands and not completed.

Next spring we expect to build this lino, liow. ewr, and Uiilil then build you a 'spur' from somn point in the south part of Trego eounly." Coining as It does from ft gentleman wholma uo Interest whatever In our lilllo city, but who, on the contra ry, liai ilnleiests duoctly npposod to tho building of this Hue of rcmt.il backs tip our oft-rcpcalod assertion that the Bantu Fc wilt In: built (Imnitili at tin prv at PCELI9HKU ttVERY 8A.T0KDAY. Subscription FA.TABLE ISVARIABLT One copy, one ear, six months Rates: IS ADVANCE. $1.25. .65 three months, .35 Advertizing rate's made known on application.

"KT'oilC'lC TToillfS I -w r. i If any of your old Neighbors in the east desire cheap homes in Western Kansas, tell them to address W. Murphy at Jerome, Kans. Home Happenings. Kansas ahead every time.

We want more correspondents. W. A. Frary is a notary public. Come to the Globe office for job print ing.

Remember the G. A. P. meeting at the school house to-day. Groceries and Queensware cheap for cash at DeWitt's.

W. T.Jonesis building a large stone addition to his house. One price for goods, and fair treatment oau, aiuevvuis urocery. 1 TTf1 y-i I Another fine shower last night cooled down the atmosphere and laid the dust. Mrs.

L. Whitney has been quite sick for some time but is improving. W. F. Keed is working on the Gove City Gazette for a few days, McAdams being sick.

Emmigralion west has not baited yet judging by the number of schooners that daily pass this way. The Kansas City Daily Sun is a new paper just started. It is a bright little sheet the official Exposition journal. Allison of Iowa wants the nomination for the Presidency. There has never been a President from this side of the Miss issippi.

There are at least two hearts that aro glad since the safe arrival of that eight and one half pound girl at the home of A. E. Pritchard this waek. Miss Maggie Gibson has been very ill for the past two weeks at the home of lier brother two miles south of town, but she is rapidly recovering. The glory of Kansas are her stayers fellows who stick to the end, aud who are not frightened off the roost by temporary shadows.

Injunctions have been issued against the D. M. A. railroad and couuty commissioners to prevent the issuance of bonds to the 6aid road. Dighton Journal.

The Restaurant Building in the second ward has been completed, but has not yet been oponed for business. We understand that business will be commenced in the near future. Mr. Eoos Davis, of Champaign county, Illinois, has been looking over this part of the country this week with a view to locating. He has not fully made up his mind yet as to where it will be.

The earth has been trembling again cast of the Mississippi, but so far no serious damage has been reported. In South America on the same date the shock was very severe, and terror reigns among the inhabitants in many places. You can get money when you want it, and on very easy terms by applying at the Bank of Grainfield. They are pioneers in the banking and loaning business of this county and know what time is worth to the matt wanting to prove up. We tender our thanks to Elmei Buck man for a nice, tnedcr, juicy four foot Tho snake was in possession of only part of its rattles.there only being ten attached, and from their taper It was Judged that eight or nine were gone.

"1 es, come west. Wash the blue and yellow clay from your feet in the Missouri; throw over you the mantle of "do it or bust;" gird around you a belt of ''gU there or die," and then "lot 'er go, Galliger," and you will be a rich nun in ten orllftcea years." The well men had the misfortune to get their drill fait last Wednesday morn- nlog, and it lias resisted all dlous of get ting It out ever since. A charge of dyna mite was put In yesterday morning ns a Inst resort, but It failed to explode. A man lis been sunt after more dynamite and anew drill, and if they cannot start the old one with the explosive, work will be commenced at ouco on a new hole. Grandpa Daniels met with a oevcre and gainful accident last rhiaJay.

He ai at templing to eaten a liono that did not want to li caught. Tho horse was golnjH tit good ratw of speed nd was triilllng plcki rope with a spirit pkkft pin at- IscIihI, and Mr. Daniels Rrablwd at tho fiipe una caught it, but did not stop the Jmric, and the rope and pn VM jerked through his hand tearing tl terrible. Tim wound Is healing nicely, and It It hotted l1t JiP will Itrtt ('i I hf I1P of (pi two the The Uank of Grainfield does a lartre business in final proof and farm loans.and prepared to cive the best terms and rates to those needing money. Try and be convinced of the truth.

W. A. Frary will furnish you money with which to make final proof at ten per cent straight. No delay. The oldest company in the state.

For fresh Groceries, Syrups, Flour, Meal, or Dishes, call at DeWitt's. You want a loan on your farm and you ought to have it. By going to the Bank of Grainfield you can get it, and at easy rates, too. The Industry Herald has paid the pen alty at the stake. Buckner, democratic, was elected Governor of Kentucky by a majority of about 17,000.

WHERE THE TROUBLE IS. A Topic of Pomedii; Which, Like All Othrrs, Two "Un, how little we loolish women know what we are dooming ourselves to when we unite ourselves in wed lock," sighed J.Irs. Naer the other (lav, when her el that a little more economy not bo bad "Here I've been toiiin and slaving all my life trying to skiiuj and save, and here you are always preaehing eeonomv. 1 could have married half a duzo'i rich men, too. It's mv opinion that no man has right to get married until he has home to which to take a wife." "You think he ought to have a hoi: first, do yon?" "Yof, I do.

Before he gets the hi i lie might, to have tin; all ready "i e.i, snarleu it that "in oiirse von don t. Men never do. Tliev think it's only a woman pla to woi life awav for No, thev he snapped out hat am where the trouble is. I5ut before a man goes to blowing himself on cages and tilings he'll find out whether he's got a canary bird to put into it, or a darned old poll parrot that 'ud chatter the life out of him if he got, her board and lodging in the apart mer.ts of Queen Victoria." Merchant County Surveyor's Notice On the twenty-ninth day of Aueust I will commence to survey and cstablis the lines and corners in township 15 south, of ranges 58 and 29 west of fith P. M.

All parties interested are hereby notified of said survey. B. F. Cor-E, County Surveyor. Real Estate Broker.

Notary Public. E. A. McMATII, ATTORNEY -A T-L A W. Grainfield, Kansas.

Business attended to at the U. S. Land Office and in the courts. DEARIBO, Physician and Surgeon, GTE CITY, KANSAS. "Professional calls from Jeiome and vicinity pronvly answered.

J. H. BIRD, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Those wanting anything done in line will do well to give him a call. Jerome, Kansas. his Jones, Hexnkssv Cosby, aTT'YS-AT-L AW GOVE CITY, KANSAS.

Notice of Contest. si Land Ollieo.Wn-KeeiiPv Kaus,) No. IKa7, n.MS Complaint, havinit tit-en entered at thU ofttce by Alva O. Baldwin against Wil liam r. l.

in urn rr aoaminiihm nia boni Mend nn No 8787. dated Sept. 7. 17. upon tlio NorthwcMt quarter of section 15 townalnp 15 ranre UH w.ln (Jove county, Ii annus, with view to the cancellation of said entry the said part ies are hereby summoned to appear suminnnl to appear at thla ollloe on the (lav of Kept, J8H7 at fl o'clock p.

m. to respond and lur-nisti testimony concerning ald alleged abandonment, io V. II. I'TtKKHTOs, Itect'Uer. NoticesTimber Culture 8 Land Ollloe.

Wu-Keetirv. Kane. I No. June ay, IKS7. Complaint having been at this clllfo by James li.

Kenninou imiuuht William K. Coveny, for full tire to comply with law as to tlmher-culturo entry So, dated iM arch it, jo. upon the wW Me. V3. To.

15 f. It 81 w. In Oovp pountv. Kans, with a view to tlie eaiiocllntlon of lalled ritirlui; tlcst year entry anil Kltiee tliat jrtir to bi'ak, plow or ruin, vate five ai-K1 or pimped the to ho failure still exists nn mu O'uet; the salJ parties are hereby num. moiied to appear at this ollloe nu the soil) cay or Ih7, at p.

to respond and futaUli tettlmony nuuerti ui it mi l.i unlived Ulluri', it ur, 1,. rrwt rvw immense amount 01 business daily transacted here is evi- dence of all that is claimed. The Riverside COMPANY, "Which is a corporation organized for the purpose of building-; up and improving Jerome has a large number of Choice Business Residence Lots in price from $25 to $250. And for the purpose only of advertising the town they will 1 hold on Sept. 24th, at Jerome GRAND LOT DRAWING, Jt at which time 250 choice lota will be drawn for.

Tickets will cost 15 each, and every ticket draws a lot, all of which are well worth their schedule price, and rapidly increasing in value. The ticket holder may get a residene or business lot WOrtll S250, ailU it 1.1 BIUC quadruple their money in 90 The water privileges are splcn- did water in iyreat abundance being found at a depth of 35 feet. For full and complete information 1 1 on or address W. 11. Muiu'HY, Jerome, or IT.

R. Miller, Digliton,.