Miltonvale Chieftain du lieu suivant : Miltonvale, Kansas • 4

1 9.5 J. E. Jones heipe i Oao the Chieftain force tins Mr. Buche came in Friday aftef- uoon, and had a plj.i.sa it chat. Miss Enis Hay was visiting friends ia this city last week.

Ed. Marshall wa3 viewing the nsjhts in Miltonvale Tuesday. "it 11 Li- C. W. TEOWSaiPGE, Editor Fropiiolor.

Baxcrdat Mohkixg, 14, 1888. 1 6 months, 50 3 A NEW LINE OF FALL GOODS WILL ARRIVE THIS WEEK, CONSISTING OF.1" TRICOTS in all the Popular Shades; Is Filled from Bottom to Top with a First-class Stock of 4- 4 4 4- 4 4- 4 4- 4- 4- 4 4- i. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 rrr Striped and Plain Plush, Astracnns, Veh cts and Prints; Colors i 123. A Fine Line of Fall R1ADT I SaxonY Yarn A Full Line of Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Etc. Woolen Goods Of Jrrxdus set THE LOWEST PRICES; -A.

JPTJTJJL, 3L.I2STE OP We Carry a Coil let Line Hats Caps XT All Cordially Invited to Call And Inspect our Stock. -Are of the Very Best. G-ive us a call- -7before purchasing for the Winter, as it- --will be to YOUR I i 1 I I I i I i i 1 i i i I 11 Goods DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE TO ANY PART OF THE CITY. C. E.

McDANIEL. 5' W.R. lavis Miltonvale, L-J I 1 i I FXJ3L.X-I STOCK OF FRESH GROCERIES Always on Try our Dried Fruits. Come and see us at the old Stand. K.

KtlNLE. TV in 1 11 COOOCOCOCC3COOOOCOOOO Goods, Consisting of CLOTHING RICE, rcBLic Insurance Edwakd Weck, Cashier. J. G. Cusumax, Ass't Cashier.

Time Deposits! AT REDUCED RATES. rn -n Gloves Man, On Chattel cr Other Good Security. AND DOMESTIC EXCEAXGE BOOT AND liatcs niado kuon vn application. OFFICIAL CITY PAPER. Time Taels.

K. C. Hallway. Train arrives p. Train depurts, 7 :30 a r.i Xocul auii through tick- ts on saie at yoints in the U.

S. and Canada. checked through. J. Ii.

Catshet, Aarent C. Si. W. K. II.

Tliae Card, Tassorcr, No 1 p. rreislit, EASTWARD. yassenfer. No. 2 8:03, A.

Xreiglit, No. 4 10 K), A. Trains i-aily. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. CXeuD Gocsty, Kansas Consrress.i'th dist.

Jwdjfe. tfi tiist 29t 8t. Seprcsontatives, -J 'ijunty iL'ounty Clerk rfimnty Suprrintencie lipjristr j)t Ococis, i'ierk District A. Anderson. Ed.

Ilrtchinson. 1. I. Young-. tlltet tx.

H. Mc-C'ah. M. Stiiekhoiit-' i.tti ttli N. Houston T.

W. Itoach C. Whip. Hosti tier Kd. Marshall U.

Urown S. jDoran r. w. oLei-iB" J'roimte iomity Surveyor, County Attorney, i County Commissioners, J. W.

Sheat'or I Frank Wilson i C. Hramwel) A. M. Lafonu. Citt.

C'erk Treasurer. olice Marsba), City Attorney, C. E. McDanicl. Jas.

Neiil. Chas. Tasrjrait. J. W.

McDonald. W. C- Balieoek. MeArthur Jas. Miller.

Win. Sharp Howe. Ed. Week. Chits.

Proctor. i CHURCHES. LTXITKP PKEI3YTKWTAX. SERVICES AT 11 o'clock a 8 p.m. bal.bath school 'at It) a.

in. Prayer meeting Thursday at Et. -1. iinoOKS, Pastor. "HCRCJI OF CHR7ST.

SERVICES EVERY Summy at II r. and p. in. General prnvti cv ninar et o'cWk. Ladies prayer mtetir.y 1 nday even-In? tit p.

m. Sunday School every Sun iday at 'J: p.m. H. E. Uallol', Pastor.

ETHOIMST EPISCOPAL, PREACHI0i at -o'clock a. in and m. Sflt'l ath 1 at 1J a. m. Class meeting-at 1- Sundav school lioard meeting the first Sunday Of each month at a- m.

Young- peoples' prayer ieetiii8' Holiday at 8 p. m. General i.raver ineeti'ijf i'lmrsday at h. m. Leaders J.nd Steward a business meeting the last Sat iirdnv ot eaeh luoiirh at 2 y.

m. G. W. W.u.Tj.iiBCRN, Faster. SOCIETIES 1LTONVALE POST, W.

R. C. AFXTL-ii mrr to the G. A. meets first and third Siinmhivs or each month at o'clock P.

1,1 in hall, over Miitonvuie State- Bank. Kits. K. M. Croskiie, Pres.

Mus. C. Taggaut, Sec. LOT'D LODO NO. 224.

1. O. O. MEETS ferjlnrlv evuy Saturday niirl'-t- Visiting br6the-o-dially iprited to attend. l'OUN'i, E.

A N. G. Sec. TB RICHARDSON POST XO, li, A. meets at Jiiltonvale.

Kuiisas. on the 2n' and 4th Sutordays of ench month, at 2 P. Visitit.s members vre coid aiiy iuvit A. ii. Fry, P.

C. J. W. McDonald, Atljt. A I ILTONVAI.E LODGE NO.

2f2 A. F. Sr A. M. meets in rer.ilar communication on the 1st otirt Ufii 'i'uesdajs of each All members in feood btandiiijr art ordiailv invited to attend.

E. iliSUFTED. W. J. J.

CARXEr, See. JLTOXVAI.E LODGE NO. 15. A. O.

U. W. rnef ts rejnilarly every Monday evening in I over State Bunk. Visiting- brotli- corilUalv invited. K.

P. Smith, Ai. J. ii. Mouais.

Ktcorder. 7r ifprrnc rVTHV ITT MKT A XT third' Thursday afternoon of each month. I i v. i iv Pin; AND OF HOPE, 51EEX3 EVERY SUNDAY 3 lat i o'clock p. in- Mrs.

G- W. WiKfEjtBrus, Pres Markets. tCerrtctcd every Wednesday.) 14 sag i i A T'iLJJ. a Steers. (TORN i ATS I rrTTER-i: riG OTATOES, ..1 'At .....21 ts DR.

PIIYSlCIAJf ARO SmEON. JFbII Jl3e ai Gynecological and l'ietrioaJ losrtumeiits. Calls Answered pjij or Night. Office at Residence, ILTON VALE. KANSAS.

CITY DRAY Co. Frsnois Jewett, Prcprfetors. toW EGolloS! A full line of Fall goods has just errivea at Miss Maggie Heed's Mi linery. JIats, Ribbons. Flowers, Feathers, Velvets and Everything in a Fist-class MiUm-bry Store, a a I NBW 'MODS We Collections receive prompt attention.

Deposits Received. NEWTEAR'S E. A xoT.var The Real Estate ACCOUNTS OF MERCHANTS AND FIRMS Quite a number of our citizens enjoyed a sleigh ride yesterday. Notwithstanding the snow Thursday thedv. C.

came in on time that evening. Miss Florence Loomis went to accept a position on the Empire, Tuesday. Died, Wednesday 11, 1888, the infant sou of Mr. and Mrs. E.

E. Heusted. Mr. and Mrs. W.

II-' Bcatty returned from an extended visit to Thursday W-- C. Scott of Concordia was in in town yesterday and made this office a pleasant call. It is reported that Leming' Kennedy have sold 'their hardware store to A. A. Stowe.

The protracted meeting still No. accession, as yet have been made to the churches. Vernon own and wife, of Cen ter township, visited L. A. "Miners' family Sunday aud- Montlay.

A large line of China and Bisk ware sold at liberal discount now at the Eagle Book Store. 6-tf. W. E. Heusted, of Idana, came up Wednesday evei ing.to attend the funeral of his brother's chill.

J. E. Williamson, proprietor of the "Orphans" barber-shop went to Kirwin, Friday, to visit his parents. C. W.

Jordan, one of our enterprising merchants, started Tuesday morning for Monroeville Ohio, for a two eeks visit. Men's and Bay's Overcoats Gaps; La file's Cloaks, Flannel, at Cest, At T. G. Bond's Palaos Store. The Metropolitan police made a raid on a whiskey joint in Leavenworth, on the 10th inst.

and secured a couple of wrgon loads of whisky and beer, NOTICE. The business men of Miltonva'e are requested to meet in Bright Squires' office, Friday, Jan. 20th at 7:30 p. in. to consider important business.

The G-eiinine Rubber Paint, the best in the market, is sodl by S. Y. Fairchild. Mr. VvT.

H. Moore informs us that the ten head of cattle purchased by him of Beem of Republic county are thourough breds, instead of graded cattle as we stated in our last weeks issue. For farnitnre, carpets, cloth, picture franies go to Phil. Young's where you will find a complete line at low rates. We are closing out our stock ol jewelry at very low prices: If you need anything in that line, come and see us before buying elsewhere, tf.

A. 11. Bardrick. The Rubber Paint will not crack, blister, or crumble. For sale by S.

Fairchild. Burial cases and caskets of all sizes and styles at Phil. Young's Fine Bibles in elegant biwlinu and at low prices at McAllister's-E igl Book Store. tf. Bu klcn' Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve, in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Udcers, Salt Rheum, Fevers, Teeter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively curcs or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. tor Sale By S. V.

Fairchild. RENEWS HER YOUTH. Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay Iowa, tells the following remarkable story, the truth of which is vouched for by the residents of the town: "I am 73 years old, have been troubled with kidney complaint and lameness for many years: could not dress myself without help. Now I am free from all pain and soreness, and am able to do all my own housework.

I owe my thanks to Electric Bitters for having renewed my yo ith, and removed completely all cistase and pain." Try a bottle, 5Cc. and $1. at S. V. Fairchild's Drug Store.

ORDINANCE No. 52. City of Miltonvale Cloud County, Kansas 1 (Be it Ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen of the city of Miltouvale, County oj Cloud, State of Kansas. Section, 1. That the owner or owners of property abutting on Stan Avenue of said city shall build a sidewalk in front of said property.

Commencing at the 6outh side of Railroad street at the intersection of Starr Avenue, and running south on the cast side of Starr Avenue to the side of south first street. Sec, 2. Said sidewalk to be built in the same manner and according to sections two (2) and three (3) of Ordinance number 29, in Ordinance book, page 108, and 109. Sec. 3.

This Ordinance to take i effeet on and after its first publica tion in the Miltonvale Chieftain. Passed the Councilman. J2, 1888. Approved Jan. 2, 1888 C.

E. McDaniel, W. L. Orr, teacher of District was in to see us last Saturday. G.

W. Dcvore of Meredith gave office a short call Tuesday. M. V. Ilorra, for the wIiieftain aud" Weekly Capital last Miss Ada Troctor was over from Concordia last week visiting friends in this city.

Fred Coster shipped the first car of stuck from this place over the a K. Tuesday. Rev. Peter Bushong of Meredith made us a call; Monday, lie had en at Oak Hill, Sunday, holding rviccs. Scott Watson of Oakland town hip shipped a car load of hogs over the U.

to Kansas City Wed- uesday mormiig. L. B. Haynes and family of Ch'de visiting John Miller's folks i ist week. They returned home Saturday evening, via Concordia Drs.

Beaty and Hall of this place vent to Clay Center Wednesday to ttend the trial of Mull, upon the harge of killii Wade "at Oak Hill this fall. Mrs. and Miss Sharpe, mother xnd sister of Wm. Sharpe, who has 'een visiting relatives in this city a few days, returned to their iome at Vining Kansas, Thursday. A.

Hibbs of Meredith gave the Chieftain office a call Wednesday. Mr. Hibbs brought in a load of hogs, which were from seven to nine months old, for which he realized over i 1 1 a piece. Mart Gilchrist, James Whitsett, -John Scarr and Ernest Middlestate, went to Barnard, the terminus of the Minneapolis branch of the C. K.

W. Monday, to work on the new depot at that place. Don't fail to rea3 the ad. of the Chicago Lumber co- and also their change of location. Chas.

Taggart r.he popular manager, will continue be at your service for any thing you may need iu his line. John Buche, formerly a dealer in harness and hardware at Vmiug Kansas, has purchased the Bush property adjoining town on the rast, for 4,000. lie is aiding $1,000 orth of improvements. lil. M.

Burress of Oakland township -subsribed for the Chieftain, Monday. While Mr. Burress differs somewhat in politics from the Chieftain's standpoint, yet he gives us credit for truthfulness, and a desire to better the condition of the people. Vie trust he will never have reasons to think differently. Thoma3 Francis' son, Sammy, met with an unfortunate accident Tuesday evening while unloading ice from a wagon, a large cake fell upon him and fractured a bone in his leg.

Dr. Hall reduced the fracture. Sammy is bearing his misfortune bravely and we hope he will soon be around again. NOTICE. Having sold our lumber business in Miltonvale, to the Chicage Lumber it is absolutely necessary that all indebted ts us call and set-lie at once.

Our Mr. Percivale will remain in Miltouvale two weeks to do this business; and accounts and notes not settled by that time will be sued. Miltonvale Lumber Co. Mr. G.

C. Hemingway traveling auditor of the Chiago Lumber company was town Monday. While here he purchased the grounds and stock of the Miltonvale Lumber co. The Chicago Lumber company commenced to move their stock into the yards purchased, at once. The yard will continue to be.

under the supervision of Chas. Taggart who is well known for his efficiency in that line. SOTJfE OF UISOLUTIOTS. Miltonvale Kans, Jan 10th, 1888. To all whom it may concern: Notice is hereby given, that the partnership heretofore existing between Charles Noyes, and C.

A. Shaffer under the firm name of Noyes Shaffer has leen riisolv ed by mutual consent, C. A. Shaffer retiring. All accounts due the late nrin will be collected by Charles Noyes, and the said Cbades Nxyes will pay all claims against the late iirni.

Charles Noyes. C. A. Shaffer. Wednesday; evening after dark it commenced to rain, and by Thursday morhing it had changed to snow, which continued to fall until the middle of the afternoon, when the wind changed to the north aud for a short time it seemed as though we would have a first class blizzard, but by Friday morning the sky had leared, and the eun came out ightly, wl ich is having a tendency to lessen the erght inches of now upon the ground, worth knowing.

Mr. W. II. Morgan, Lake Citv, was taken with a severe cold, attended with a distressing cough and running into consumption in its first stages. He tried many so-t-rtlled popular cough remedies and steadly giew worse.

Was reduced in flesh, had difficulty in breathing and was unable to sleep. Finally tried Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption and found himself immediate relkf, and after using about a half dozen bottles found well and has had no return of the disease. No other remedy can show so grand a record of cures, a Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption guaranteed to do just what is claimed of it.

Trial bottle FOR SALE BY rST" FREE DELIVERY. Money to loan on improved farms and ioivn property at lowest rates. delays, inon ey paid over when papers are-signed. (Principal and. inter est payable at this (Bank.

jtf. Miltonvale 'State JTIerediUi. Dan Shepard has 'a smile on his face, he says it is a girl School at 77, had a vacation of week but went on all right this week. I am sorry to hear of trouble at dphtir Springs, sectarianism is not always best. Mr.

Editor: Another blizzard which makes a person feel lik staying close to the fire. Mr. H. D. Brown and wife of Concordia are visiting bis brother-in-law, Mr.

Hogg, ihis James Henderson has gone to Kansas City, to see the city, so look out, for you may hear -sornsthing when he gets back. Cattle in this part are living well, in fact better than thev do as a general thing this time of yea when there is plenty of corn, I think it is because farmers are looking after their stock a little better than Quite stir in religious matters-at Bethel church, quite a number miking the good start, may others are awakened to the situation they Hre in without Christ. The Christian church here in this township will commence a meeting A big crowd at Moonicks sal Wednesday, horses sold very cheap, hosrs brought a good price, so did cattle. One cow was bid off at 2u dollars, and spring calves something over nine dollars per head and the rest of his sale brought a good price for these hard times. B.

P. Lhnratonr. Mr. Marshall and were visiting Mr. S.

P. Smiths yesterday. Mr. A. J.

McKay lost one of his horses yesterday. It is quite a loss for Mr. McKay. Ohristmts has come and gone and New Year has come and gone anl the turkeys are at rest. Windy mnde a cand tnstak when he said that L.

E. Phelps lo a horse lat week; He lost it abou three weeks ago. Mr. Eugene Boucherst and wife's Christrms present, that made them step so high, was a girl of ter pounds. James IiT'e keenino; s'ore ft Clifton.

Will TIare his son. wil' run tlie store til' rir-sr. ther-Mr Ha ve to hi 'e-. The spelling school Idme fnr was a irrand succes'. Therr was a full house.

The best 'ppllrs wec Leonard Johnson and Philip Good roe. Albert Woodruff lis bo rht a (-'m, harness and waon of Dotson for 250, and lias rented hi farm for this year. Wonder if Al bert is goino; to get married o-bach by b'mself. Cartir sp'it the in his frlk Kmniso re ted 'nvirg had a old time Christm. iho ir o'clock Mr.

Keinion's f'dks bosj to come in and they were served with a splendid dinner. There was a grand dinner at Charles Cartier, New Year's day The persons present were Mr. Srp1 Wade, wife and children, Mr. Johr Pitts and wife, Mr. Geo.

Rai and wife, Mr. Geo. Charter an wife, and Mr. Clyde Whit-nf All sat at the table at one time, an the was pa -el in goo style. Yours Truly.

A. B. Springs. Mrs. W.

S. and Orpha James of Miltonvale were visiting in this vicinity one day last week Orpha in company with Ameli and John Sawistowsky, visitr; Chas. Farrow's school. A. G.

Smith, and old resident of this township who still owns a fir farm 41 mi. north and -mi. weft this place is going to have a Public Sale, on Thursday, Jan. 15th, an sell off all of his pcTSOp.il property Rev. Loggan, of the U.

B. Churcl preached a very able sermon Snndv night, from text found in Malt. 5- 20, which was appreciated by al' present. After the services, th announcement was made to hold protracted meeting, at this time and place. All who love the Lord and his work, are invited to attend and assist, in there David Allen, District Treasure of this Dis.

had Chas. Farrow teacher at Dis. No, 84 Cloudy Co. arrested and taken before J. P.

Miserez of Concordia, on a charge of assault, and battery, but failed to prove his case The jury trying the case found that the prosecution was brought through malicious motives, in accordance with this finding, the justice held Mr. Allen for the costs. Mr. Allen says he don't want to have.anything more to do with the school house SOLICITED AND KEPT WITHOUT CHARGE. TIME LOCK SAFE.

of Kansas, an O-AXjIj. Good Assortment of will sell at PRICES. A Splendid Offtr. Bankers, ii rlotions, oiiV Will make you a 4-oan on your Farm. He can give you Tiie Bast Terms anil Rates, Will make you a Loan on your City Property, and will Pay you the exact amount of money he promises you.

Will write your Insurance in the Company of your choice, and at a Uniform rate. I have Many Good Farms for sale Cheap. rarTrn YOU V-AJSTI? Call and see us at Charles Proctor's old place of business. Cg-p3P1CT AXi! We have fine City Properties for i do at its Actual Value. Yours Truly, E.

A. RICE. PORED RUGS FIRST-CLASS PA1STS, V. P. Rick, Preshlent.

J. E. Busu, Vice President. Miltonvale State Bank MILTONVALE, KANSAS. 3APITAL, $50,000.

lis GIVE XJS We also carry a Which We OTTOM general banking business transacted. Exchange bought and sold at current rates. Collections on all points in northern and western Kansas will receive prompt and careful attention. nterest Paid on MONEY TO LOAN A. B.

BARDRICK CO. Money to Loan on improved farm and town property at lowest rates. No deiays. Money paid over when papsrs are signed. Principal and interest payable at this Bank.

W. U. PAHSOKS, (Den't Jlltonva! Office Established May, 1S86. METHODS. Teeth Extracted, CIeanc4 pr Filled and fillings WARRANTED to stay and preserved IU TEETH, Artificial ieeth $5.

to $35, adapted to iha ioct diflisuli cafes. Jie J2s th trt ten of ejicb, iccnth. The Weekly Capital and Farmers Journal and the Miltonvale CniEiTAix. for only I $1.50. This splendid offer is for cash, and enables every citizen of, oar county to secure valuable papr from the capital of the state and bi own local paper at the price of owe subscription.

Subs. v(m Chicago Inter Ocean lyr. $1.00. Inter Ocean Chieftain lyr. $1:75.

St. Louis Globe Democrat lyr. 1.00. Democrat Chieftain lyr. $1.75.

Kansas Farmer lyr. $1.00. Farmer Chievtaix lyr. $1.75. Topek a Capital lyr.

$1-00. Capital C111KFTAIN lyr. 1.50. DIRECTORS. Edward Weck, J.

G. Cushman, W. L. Rabbitt, C. E.

Bueh, T. C. Rond W. P. Rice, E.McDauiel, door key, Attest: Mayor..