The Gridley Standard from Gridley, Kansas • 3

Maos. crayon erasers, scnool .1 won 1 11 nnnr 1 rn LOCAL NEWS. books, slates, pencils, pens, ink, tablets, at Finch's 16 7 The subscription price of The Pay locals or reading notices will be run until ordered out, unless otherwise arranged, and charged for at the rate of five cents per line each insertion. PUBIJSHKD EVEBY FRIDAY. Standard is si per year, 50 cts for four months, or 7 cents for Copy tor cuancH or display advertise FRIDAY, NOV.

15, 1889. ThelargestanTiralof Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes In Coffey County Our stock 6f Dress Flannela. Henrietta c.inti,. 9 4 six months. We wish to call the atttentlon of the pecA ol Gud-.

ley to the fact that we are Selling Furniture Away Down. H. D. KOUTZOG, Editou. The F.

E. Pratt Lumber and Grain Comoanv at Gridlev will ment should be in by Monday. All advertising accounts payable at em" nonth. except transient, which mn 3 paid in advance. ue cross before your name on the wrapper or paper indicates that your subscription will expire with the next number and your name will be dropped from our books unless requested to con Entered at the postoffice at Gridley, Kansas as second class mail matter.

take all of your corn and pay you the highest market orice. 16 Dress Goods is superior to any in town considering the style and quality. Over 500 Newmarkets and JackeS of all sizes in the best of materials and silk DlcShes displayed in the city. We mean to beat our competitors 20 per cent in every department peurors R. R.

TIME TABLE. When in need of anv kind of tinue your subscription. This rule ap wall paper, books or stationery, plies to cash subscribers and will be strictly followed. The names of those A FI3STE ROCKER GIVEN With every purchase of $20 or over a Fine Rocker will be given. Goods shipped TO GRIDLEI.FREE OF CHARGE.

remember that V. King at the who are not cash subscribers will re The largest stock of clothing in Suis and Overcoats for men and boys ever in this market. We propose to knock out all competition prices from $1.00 upwards. Come and examine and be convinced. main on our books until paid up and Our stock of underwear comprises every quality to suit the most fastidious.

Votfl Mill certainly be convinced of all our statements if you will favor with an inspection. No. 208, No. 214, A. T.

S. F. R'y. TRAINS EAST: Mail and 12.20, p. m.

Accommodation, 3.40, p. m. west Mail and 3.25, p. m. Accommodation, 11.50, a.

m. ordered discontinued. Court is in session this week. No. 207, No.

213, Ail trains will run Sunday until fur Don Payne was a caller Tuesday. D. EPPINGER, WtatSidt Third Strttt, nearlicoaho, BurfinQtoil. So. Burlington, Kansao, Piles of all kinds of candies just received at Finch's.

17 ther notice. For particulars apply to O. S. Kelbig, Ag't am. G.

P. T. A. Dr. Shaffer was down from the Qjyoters at Finding.

Topeka, Kansas. Mo. Pac. R'y. Postoffice Book Store, Burlington, can supply your wants.

8 Under the laws of Bulgaria, if a patent medicine is warranted to cure a certain disease and fails to do it, the manufacturer can be prosecuted and sent to prison. No cures for consumption can be found in that country. In company with Dr. Stockton, the Standard man went squirrel hunting on South Big creek, one afternoon this week. We were successful in bagging several of the rodents and getting covered all over with burs.

Particularly the latter. The Butler people are working with might and main for the material advancement of their town. And what is more to the point, they are succeeding admirably. Butler is one of the most beauti Old pafcers 40 cents per ICO at No. 344, No.

343, R. C. BELL, DEALER IN AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Hay, G-rain Ac Coal East, 7.36, p. West, 4.25, p. M- L- Brown, A't.

this ofhee. Good morning. Do you take H. C. Townsend, G.

P. T. A. St. Louis, Mo.

The Standard? MOUND POST G. A. R. Gridley, Grade cards for schools neatly -Rfppfs and third Eatuftfay in each Kansas. printed at this office.

numtl) at, 3 o'clock also second S. W. Bowers, carriage and sign painter, and buggy primer. All commissions neatly and promptly executed. New tops from to $10.00.

Cushions $1.50. Burlington, Kansas. 13 Of the fifty extra copies of The Standard issued last week, all but twelve were required to supply our regular subscribers, so rapidly has the list grown during the last ten days. The corn crop is abundant and it will be necessary to enlarge your crib or build new ones. Anticipating the demand for crib lumber, The F.

E. Pratt Lumber Co. at Gridley has laid in a large stock and will sell it at a very low figure for cash. 10 and fourth Saturday at nights each month. Visiting members in guod A curdling accdunt.

Statement QIUIMY ST SB nils, ctni from a cheese factory. standing invited to attend. Wji. II. Hughes, J.

L. Covart. Com. Q- M. of Buy your winter's coal laid.in tul1 and complete line of new millinery troods, conaiatin of county capital, Tuesday.

Jake Kilrain is keen to meet John L. in the ring again. We have a matrimonial surprise in store for bur readers in a week or two. There is no temptation to steal clothing, when Finley is selling it so cheap. 17 Ducks are getting to be quite plentiful and the boys are having some fine sport.

J. L. Covart sends THE STANDARD to his brother William, at Guthrie, Oklahoma. Correspondents should ALWAYS sign their true, as well as fictitious, names to ALL contributions. This office turned out work for Messrs.

Finch, Bumgardner and Richardson last Saturday. i the 17 F. E. Pratt Gridlev. A- -V-V niiuuiiujr auu will strive to moA von in i wnen needniff anvthinff in mv lino n.i uu price.

me. Advice 13 cheap. The only f-. ".7 VU11 CkllU OCC ful towns in Missouri; a state noted for its lovely cities. ft HEBRON LODGE No.

314, 'Qf A- E. and A. M-, Gridley Kans. holds stated communications on on or proceeding the full ot the moon, and two weeks thereafter of Mrs. Wm.

Casbman, Gridley, Kansas. thing cheaper, is Finley clothing Come and see. 17 Foster (Mo.) has another news GRIDLEY, Kan. GRIDLEY, Kan paper. I his time it is the "Index $50,000 Reward for the person each mouth.

V. T. Wisemax, VV M. C. H.

CUSTEN BORDER, SEC a very neat little six column folio, who lays this paper down without edited by Henry Littell. Foster first reading Finley ad. CARDS. me Make arrangements with for your Christmas candies. Al.

Finch. Whe "The Little Champion" the best 5 cent cigar on the, market, has starved out more newspaers than any other town of its size in the state. However we hope the Index may prove an exception. In feed. 17 from the best is "Union" made, L.

STOCKTON, Gridley, -J- Kansas stock. 3 It is nonsense to think that the Though the kindness of Steve1) Buy your lumber, lime, sand J. RICHARDSON, M. I). Povenmire, J.

J. Metzler, Seattle Washington, will receive this pa J. plasterers hair, building: and tar Job Press For Sale. Wfehave for sale two lever jobbers, in good shape, very cheap. One is a 7x9 and the other, 8x12.

Will do first class work. Write. The fastest runner on Earth Cannot run fast enough to overtake a lost opportunity, and that paper of the F. E. Pratt Co.

at extension of the Emporia will not be made east whenever any eastern extension of the Mo. Pac. system is made. Wherever the Wichita may tap the L. S.

or St. L. per in the future. Gaps, (jridley. 10 PRACT1CIKG PHYSICIATJ, Will practice in Gridley and vicinity.

Office first door west of Pratt's office. Edwin Palen, of near Williams Of Dry Goods, Clothing, Gloves, Boots, Shoes, Queens ware, Flour, or Doors, windows, blinds and all burg, Franklin county, is spend the extension east will be Groceries, any thinp ing a lew days here, with his made from Butler. Butler Dem is what some of you are loosing- nephew, W. M. Palen.

those Merchandise Prof. Edgecomb will give a scientific and historical entertainment every day when you let big bargains at Dobie A literay society shouM be or L. BUM GARDNER, Blacksmith Repair Shop. PLOW WORK A SPECIALTY. Practical Horse Shoeing Gridley, Kansas.

hept in a Store. Gall Man- ganized in Gridley once. Such at the school house in Gridley, on us and get ning slip by you. to-morrow nignr, 10, covering- a an arrangement would be of great advantage, socially and intellectually. Let it be done at once.

Notice! All persons knowing themselves WE GflHT SAVE YOU TIME XLBTD Charley Shaffer is at work on a to be indebted to The F. E. Pratt Lumber Grain Company, will farm near Strawn, and Fred is in Lyon county holding down a sim AJ. M. C.

MALLICOAT, AUCTIOMEBK. Correspondence solicited with parties contemplating sales. Twenty years experience. Satisfaction guaranteed Kansas please call and settle at once. If, ilar job.

The boys have some you haven't the cash, we will take corn in settlement. Tohn Kiser. very unpleasant recollections of Oklahoma. Manager, Gridley. kinds of building material at way down prices for cash, at the F.

E. Pratt Co. yard, Gridley. 10 The Gazette did the jumping-jack act through its local columns last week. Some one should shoot the editor with a horse syringe loaded with hard cider.

A number of Terpsichorean disciples met at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Tobe Povenmire last night and tripped the light fantastic till warned by old Sol that the birth of a new day was near. Though so much rain makes it disagreable under foot and retards out-door work, it is just what we need to insure bountiful crops for next year. It takes plenty of rain to make a good yield, and rain depends upon the condition of the ground.

During a "dry spell" we all know how hard it is to rain, for when there is no water in the ground, there can be little or no moisture in the atmosphere and during a wet time it rains with ho H. E. CROOKER. A cyclist will next Sunday ar Fine Brick Building For sale on easy, terms and rive in Chicago from San Francis co, having made the entire dis dirt cheap. The building is a two story brick, 25x60, with fine cel tance, over 2,500 miles, on Highest market price paid for all hinds of produce.

a whet 1 in 59 days. His name is Tom Roe, a Kansas Cityan. lar, and is the best business house in Gridley. This property will be great variety of interesting subjects. The price of admission will be 10 and 15 cents.

This is no "fake" show, as we can say from experience, having attended several of the Professor's lectures. A 'ngle page in a single issue of the Century, taken for advertising, costs $590. Harper's $400, Scribner's $400, and other magazines from $350 down to $100. A yearly ad. of one column, in the Chicago Tribune, costs $29,554 for the lowest, and $36,000 for the highest priced column.

The New York Herald costs $36,203 for the lowest and $30,500 for the highest column. An exchange remarks that these figures will doubtless astonish the man who invests $10 in that line and thinks he is laying out too much for advertising. There is a man in this town who, the neighbors tell us, is a perfect brute and tyrant to his wife. Brutal curses and abuse are her daily portion. He has frequently threatened to kill her on the least prov Notary and Conveyancer- "All Legal Papers Drawn and acknowledged.

Gridley Kansas. Ho! What Am I I am ready to cry sales in all parts of the country. Rates low. Leave orders at my residence one mile south of town or at my office in town. Wm.

Hughes Auctioneer, Gridley, Kansas. Mrs. Cooper, of Burlington, a in the market only a short time. Address this office. sister to Dr.

Richardson, has been very sick, but under her brother's skillful treatment she is recover School Report. lne tollowing pupils were not ing. Mrs. Richardson spent sev absent during the school month eral days with Mrs. Cooper this week and last.

ending November 8, 1889: Grammar- Department, effort at all. The ground is now A Mr. Hozier, of Kansas City, is The Police Gazette Will be mailed, securely wrapped, 13 weeks for Si to an address. The Police Gazette, New York, is the only legitimate illustrated spm-timr sensational journal published on the American continent. Saw pi cop Free Richard K.

Square, N. negotiating br the Payne ranch. Mamie Anderson, Stella Bridges, Coila Bumgardner, Ora Porter, in excellent condition for winter; the creeks are all full and running and the ponds and pools are brim; GRIDLEY, Kan. 4- GRIDLEY, Kan It is not definitely settled what the purchase price will be. This ranch consists of 2,000 acres and is one of the finest bodies of land in Woodson county.

33 J. GUMP, ocation. She is afraid as death of MASON HAMLIN The glorious state of Colorado, with its mild and salubrious cli al full of good pure water. At this particular time diphtheria is prevalent in some localities, and but few people are aware that there is a simple, but infallible, remedy within their reach. Here it is.

Cut it out and preserve it: Put one teaspoonful of pulverized sulphur into a glass of water, and stir well before using. Let the patient gargle this in the throat every half hour, swallowing a little Dollie Smith, Lottie Swayze, Effie Werts, Bell, Frank Myers, Oliphint, Jim. Werts. Primary Department, Frankie Pletcher, Willie Kiser, Edith Bumgardner, Earl Cashman, Frances Finley, Clara Fessenden. GRIDLEY, KANSAS, him.

For fear of arousing the hyena like fury of her lord and master she passes her days in utter solitude at home, afraid even to open her heart to the nearest lady neighbor. At least half a dozen young men have signified their willingness to thump the head of the brute, if permitted to do so. Le Roy Reporter. Give the villian's name. J.

L. Covart. of the mixture each time. Sulphur must also be burned mate, in a horn, is covered with a nice warm coating of snow from a few inches to sixteen feet deep, and the mercury dancing around from zero down to 45 degrees below. Oh yes, Colorado is fine country; so salubrious, etc.

Rev. Brownson delivered two excellent sermons to our psople last Sunday. The one in the morning was particularly timely. Rev. Brownson is, without doubt, one of the most able and deepest thinkers in the state, and his views on any subject are worthy of careful consideration.

g3 1 nose marked with were not in the rooms with the patient two or three times a day, if necessary, MEAT MARKET I keep only nice fresh meat in my shop and will give you the worth ofyour money. Nice, juicy roasts on hand. CD 4-3 CO tardy. Wm. Palen, Prin.

Says Dr. Talmage: Unless the church of Jesus Christ rises up and proves herself the friend of the Bangor Budget people, as well as the friend of to keep the atmosphere filled with its fumes for the patient to inhale. Children too young to gargle liquids in the throat, should have the mixture fed to them moderately and be allowed to breathe the fumes of the burning sulphur. Though simple, this remedy is CO 4-3 CD Corn at 15 cents and 75 lbs. to the bu.

Who is protected there? Tom. Bell has been dehorning cattle for E. J. Gump this week. Lunch Counter, ICE CREAM, MILK-SHAKE, LEMONADE, and other popular summer drinks.

Confectionery Your custom respectfuly solicited. Gridley, Kansas, Rev. Brownson of the Methodists, and Eld. Sharpless of the Christians will hold a joint meeting at this place, beginning one week fr6m next Each gentleman Avill preach alternately, thus giving the congregation an opportunity to decide which of the Heavenly roads they wish to take. Organs and Pianos all others in richness of tone, promptness of action and speech, durability and beauty of design.

These instruments have always taken first premium whenever and wherever exhibited. These matchless instruments are sold on the following liberal terms: Divide price of instrument into ten equal payments; first payment is to be made when instrument is ordered and next payment becoming due in three mouths, the third in six months, and so on, one payment falling due each quarter untii all ten payments have been made, thus you have twenty-seven months in which to pay for your instrument. Three Months Trial RK 0 5 The meetings will be of unusual God, and in sympathy with the great masses who, with ther families at their backs, are fighting this battle for bread, the church, as at present organized, will become a dead institution, and Christ will go down again to the beach and invite twelve plain, honest fishermen to come into the apostleship of a new di pensation of righteousness, man ward and Godward. The time must come when all classes of people shall have equal rights in the great struggle to get a livelihood. Some weeks ago a few wide-awake, energetic Kansas gentlemen realizing the needs of the fraternity, established a newspaper company at Wichita, for the purpose of supplying the publishers of the country with first class ready-print and other material at a decent figure, which is below that usually charged by the difter-ent newspaper unions.

No sooner was the intention of the new absolutely certain, and if used as Nice weather for fall wheat and directed, no more deaths from it never looked better at this time diphtheria need occur. of the year. A truth-telling newspaper is Warren Pass water of Greenwood one of the greatest blessings to Co- was week selling the farm-the human race; and an editor ers soe Sood brooms of his own who can and will speak the truth make. of a leading man in the opposite Mrs. A.

Barner of Kansas City political party, is like the "Isreal- is visitin her mother Mrs. Str ites, indeed in whom there is no while her father is on atripta the Half the papers we now old country, pick up contain accounts of Vice-President Morton's saloon license, Democrats of Coffey Co. had permitting him to run a bar in his bad luck on election day, bvt we new hotel in. Washington. Pro hope there is a better day coming, hibitionists, W.

T. and Just think ofyour brothers in Iowa, others who haye been swelling 17I1. themselves up with indignation lhott of Frankha Co. until their eyes stick out lfke per, movd in 5hn Patrick if house where stav until the 4 DEALER IN TOILET ARTICLES, LAMP FIXTURES, MEDICINES, DYE STUFFS, PERFUMES, BRUSHES, COMBS, PAINTS, OILS, -PUTTY GLASS. Persbriptioiis Carefiilly Compounded.

Main Street, Gridteyt Reus. If, after three months trial, you are not entirely satisfied with the instrument interest, and, it is hoped, largely attended. If the papers of Kansas could get, in one sum, the amount they have been swindled out of by delinquent subscribers, thty could pay off the entire state debt and have enough left to start several banks. Come, boys, let's devise some means to break up this an nuil robbery. Ex.

All right; what means dg yoy propose? We have exhausted our resources and are willing to go in on any new plan that promises success. Buriington Republican Easy there a bit; but one way exists and there can be other The Stanpakd can "put you on." Take no dead bwa to unscrew their tension by Uk- -3 1 arch, then he will 7tiove we will take it hack, pay you hack the fir9t payment and pay the freight both i I ways. Is that fair enough? We also give you a years guarantee. For ''I any further information we refer you I to H. D.

Routzong, whom we have ap- rtn the farm that E. W. Cramer! house made known than one of boujrht of Chas, Strickland. diaapolntment. wlth ertak ortonhas out a saloon license; he "unions" sent a poor despised Jew to Wichita with a little twoby- C- 1 H.

pointed to look after our interests 1 to your vicinity. iour ouint.wiin tnc avowry pose of cutting pur- tk dicier the rates of ews Company, hoping there does not even run a notei. nc and John McClean did build a hotel in Washington and they leased it to a man by the name of Kcr-nan. Kernan wanted a bar in the i MASON UAMLiliN, I Organ and Piano Co. I Bout mi, Parties desiring any informatfo 1 fi-ird to above will please call at Tuk by to cause its overthrow.

Of Given away at Finch's them for cus course the 'sneaking little game r-11 v. Ibuildinsr. ana in oracr uvv 1 mm 11 it czzTzry to Cet tomers and a large circulation of that kind is a curse to any papef Get out your subscription book iMtd scrtch their mtes offai f-'i Izi to ttcclimen: The Sin est cC centlinitn talthi fcf 1 p-i ca Lury.