The Gridley Standard from Gridley, Kansas • 3

(Continued from 8cco4page) The Kansal City Star. ex Highest price paid for corn, by LOCAL NEWS. 8. We demand such legislation cept jsunoay. 94 per year.

The Star and ThsStandard one year Brccdoro, That we are fully pre (be $tnu(lnr(L as shall effectually prevent the ex will tortion of usurious interest by any fjr Pay 1 rale or reading notic tor only 4.50. subscribe. other be run una ordered out. i K. C.

Bell, Oridley. i If you want to buy a small job outfit, address this office. A fine store rcom 25x60, with cellar, for rent. Ad. this office.

form of evasion of statutory pro wise arranged, and charged for at the 1UBU6HS1 BVKBY KKIDAY. visions. W. Bowers, carriage and sign painter, and buggy trimmer. All pared to get out stock rate of ten cent msr Una each insertion Codv for change of display advertise 9.

We demand such legislation as will provide for a reasonable FRIDAY, FEB. ai, 189a work neatly and promptly mmt ahould be lu bv Mondav bills of any desired size All adverUaioc accounts payable at executed. New tops from $6.00 stay of execution in all cases end or ruonui. except cranaienc, wwro All kinds of fresh garden and flower seeds at Dobie Manning H. D.

UOUTZONG. Kditou- foreclosure of mortgage on rea must be paid in advance. 1 to $10.00. Cushions 91.50. Burlington, Kansas.

13 or kind. Call on Entered at the poitoflioe at Uridley, A blue cross before your name on tbe estate, and a reasonable extension A son of sunny Italy was ped Kansas as second ciass man mimt. wraDner or miner indicates that your of time before the confirmation ot Printing Press dline curiosities in town this subscriDtion will exnire with the next The STANDARD. sheriffs' sales. TERMS: number and your name will be dropped week.

The press that The Standard 10. We demand such leglsla from our books unless requested to con The subscription price of The is printed on, is for sale on very tinue vour subscriDtion. This rule an as will effectually prevent the Get your bottom and top onion A 6x9 official lever Dlies to cash subscribers and will be Standard is Si per year. SO ets. organization or maintainance of! sets of M.

A. Fessenden Sons; strictly followed. Tbe names of those fnr fnnr months, or cents for easy terms. It will print four pages of a 6-col. quarto or two pages of a 9-C0L folio.

It is a hand trusts and combines for the pur who are not eaan suuscnoeni wm io- only ten cents per quart jobber, also a 7x11 ro six months. main on our books until psid up and poses of speculation in any of the products of labor or necessities ot ordered discontinued. A 1 5 set of bujrgy harness to cylinder, capacity, 350 per hour; cost new, $600. be irivcn awav at Dobie Man taryt for sale. life.

R. R. TIME TABLE. Ma Pac. B'y.

A little colder just now. ning's. Come in and see. Old capers 40 cents per 100 at George Hall, in Burlington has "No. 846, Bast, 7.38, p.

m. 1 1. We demand the adjustment of salaries of public officials to correspond with existing financial conditions, the wages paid to this office. No. 815, West, 4.25, p.

the largest stock 01 spectacles in No- due at Gridley 7.38 in make the county, and also has a hne in A fine pair 5 coL quarto chases strument for testing the eyes. iS connections at Ub iwy wun warn os, Cannon llU. for Kansas City, where it for sale cheap. other forms of labor, and the prevailing prices of the products labor. H.

E. Strickland and family Frank Fearl, of Burlington, was i sea Hi. 12. We damand the adoption in town this week. of the Australian system of voting started for Roseburg, Oregon last Friday, where they expect reside in future' They carry the best wfshes'of all their acquaintance) I wish to inform the people of Gridley and Several moving wagons passed ana we vrawiora system arrives at 7.20 am.

M. L. Brown, Agt II. C. Townsend, G.

P. T- A. 8U Louis, Mo. No. a 17 Acmd, West, arrives 2J50 pm.

No. au KA8T, dept. 3.20 pm. Trains run Mon. Wed.

and Fri. of each week Geo. T. icbolson A Topeka. O.

H. ilelbig. Agt. through town this week. maries.

vicinity that have opened a meat market in the room one ox aski of gtvkey Porter's store, where I shall be pleased to have those call who wish anything in my line. Waverly Gazette. Greatly reduced prices on boots 1 t- i o. SAltBATir SCHOOL MEETING. ana snoes at uuvic juaiiuwiK Tbe F.

M. B.A-, of this County W. L. DeGroff, Supt. Am.

S. S. propose to know Why the county money Hush Bridges made a business Pay Cash lor Stock, and Sell for OasL on deposit at Burlington banks does not Union, and Robt. E. Hall, Coftey CARDS.

trip to Mt. Ida the fore part of the draw interest the same as in other county S. S. Lvangelist, will hold week. counties, and ae provided by law.

That BOUGHT AND SOLD. 2L LI. EliUor. a S. S.

meeting in the M. h. church, Gridley, Sunday. Feb. 23, Tom.

Wiseman came down is what every tax-payer would like to know, and we are glad to see all the from Burlineton last Friday and MOUND POST G. A. It-Meets firs; and third Saturday in each month at 3 o'clock p. also second and fourth Saturday at nights each month. Visiting members in good standing invited to attend.

C. II. Stukby, Com. at 1 1 a. m.

All S. S. workers are earnestly urged to attend, as Bro. papers of this county agitating the returned Sunday. question.

DeGroff will tell you new and in See J. L. Covart's collection it is now reported that Parker was teresting facts about S. S. work.

notice, and then walk up and help O. Is. Oaumrjardnor. FLOWAAKeRf- released on a writ of habeas corpus. Also Coffey county work and A HEBRON LODGE No.

814, and that the necessary papers arrived a the old gentleman out of the hole. VBy A. P. and A. Gridley Kans day later, but that be had pulled his needs will be presented with the aid of a map of the county.

They holds stated communications on freight for parts unknown. It isnt like A. M. Miller arrived from Kin-caid Tuesday and has opened his meat shoo in the room one door will hold a similar meeting at the Sntunlay on or preceeding the full' ot the moon, and two weeks thereafter of ly, now, that be will be brought back. New Shares a Specialty, Mould-boards Reshinned and Gillett school house at 3 p.

m. If he will spend $1,000 or $2WW out of each mouth- W. T. Wiseman, W. M.

C. II. Cl'STKNBOBDBB, 8BC Shaped (her and Hardened. Horse Shoeing. the 120,000 or more be got away with, Pay Tear Batcher's BUI east of Stukey Porter's store.

Earnest Powers, of Kincaid, he will not probably be found TJ.2VTES. PRICES TO SUIT THE GRIDLEV. KANSAS. All those knowing themselves The meager report of a row down in the settlement was circulating the first to be Indebted to me on account will please pay up. I have waited brother of Mrs.

Al. Finch, arrived Tuesday evening and will remain some time if suitable employment of the week to effect that one Tim GRIDLEY Lodge No. 864, 1. O. O.

F. Kearney had got on a mad spree and iong and patiently and must have can be found. Dobie Manninc taken Mrs. Glennan and tied ber by the my money. meeis on weauesnav eveuing in cmoii week in the hall over Dobie ft Manning's atnm VibiHi.it hrnthoru tarrvinir ill the j.

L. LOVART. A good harness and shoe shop would pay well at this place. Our back hair to a barb wire fence and stuffed ber mouth full of mud to keep her from screaming. It seems that Mrs.

vicinity are cordially invited to meet Those were ringing words which editor Medill addressed to an Glennen was In very delicate health, having been confined only a week or so exchanges will confer a special favor on us by making mention of interviewer in Washington: before, and was vervbadlV' used no bv Wltll US. J. JMSBB, jx. u. O.

II. IlKLBiQ.x8ec. L. STOCKTON, PHYSICIAN, the above "There is absolutely no sense In tbe brute. Glennen, when he learned of tbe outrage, he got his gun to kill When in need of any kind of talking about free tobacco and whiskey as being a step in the Kearney, but concluded not to do so.

and his hired man took it tip and went Gridlev. -1 Kansas. interest of relieving the working ror Kearney, witn tne result that GEaTJCRAIa BXERGHiUTDZOC. tar Motto ioi bot7 Priooo and Qulolx Dales. We sell cheaper than the cheapest.

Call on us and be cdnvineed of that fact. DOBIB Sc A.N"NX6JO- wall paper, books or stationery, remember that V. King, at the Postoffice Book Store, Burlington, can suddIv vour wants. 8 Kearney now has five or six broken ribs. J.

RICHARDSON, M. D. classes and taxing them for clothing, sugar and salt." But will Mr. J. the back of his head smashed, and otherwise jammed ud.

Tbe renort was that be was about dead. If the story is true. Medill be an outspoken two years itisauitv that the hired man didn't A good many public sales are lience when the great Presidential l'BACTICINO PHYSICIAN, Will practice iu Gridlev and vicinity. Office first door west of Pratt's office. kill him, while he was at it.

beinc held this spring. A few of battle is on? Why does he always waste eloquence and good thoe will probably go to l5F5r: (fROOKER. FOR SALE OR TRADE. 80 acres of good pasture or other states; but most of them are sense iaan Star. selling to get out of debt.

mow land; will trade for mares or C. Star According to the Frank Custenborder, of Topeka, Notary and Conveyancer. All Legal Papers Drawn and acknowledged. Grid ley Kansas. M.

A. Fessenden and Som, cattle. Land is located one and a-half miles from Gridley. Call brother of C. visited with the family of he latter this week.

In statement, of a man who has lived in Kansas for many years the price of corn was as low in 1873 as it is now. In 1874 the grasshoppers on or address, A. riniey. Gridley, Kansas. company with E.

T. Custenbord-er he left for home yesterday. came along and farmers who had DEALERS IX? Notice All those knowing themselves P. Vauehn. brother-in-law of sold their corn for fifteen and twenty cents a bushel were compelled to buy within twelvemonths BO.

M. DIXON. D. WBAVBU. Dison Weaver, ATTORNEYS at LAW.

Office in Major's Block, corner of 4th and Neosho streets, Burl mjrtou Kans. O. V7m Tuolxor'o Blacksmith Repair Shop. I W. Barrett, visited with the latter this week.

He lives near to be indebted to me either on past due notes or accounts or Strawn but will move to this lo otherwise, will please take notice GENERAL UEBGEANDISE, cality it he can rent a farm here. at as high a price as seventy-five cents and a dollar a bushel. The history of Kansas abounds in precedents which illustrated the wisdom of holding as much of the that it their accounts are not settled by March first, 1890, same will be put in the hands of an Chas. Strickland will be a resi Practical Horse Shoeing dent of Franklin county after this week. He has traded his farm attorney for immediate collection.

present crop as possible and of Kansas. Gridley, Dry Goods, Clothinrj, Boots. Ghooo Wm. cashman. near here for one near Norwood, providing means of storage for its preservation.

little town about five miles A Card, It has been well known in this north of Ottawa. i. TWO PICTURES. What Inflation did. We have 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. Gridley now has a barber; the and Farnlahlnp goods.

community that our sentiment has not been favorable to the pub passed through a period of wonderful and unprecedented inflation. ic dancr, and we are sure that real, genuine article, and we sincerely hope he will be liberally patronized. This town will sup GRIDLEY, Kan. none of our friends would take the privilege to use our names in GRIDLEY, Kan During, these years every kind of port a good barber if he attends business was pressed to the very connection with one in any way strictly to business. sky line.

The producing power of or under any circumstance what aaie The reader's attention is called The Police Gazette Will be mailed, securely wrapped, IS weeks for I to any address. The Police Gatette, New York, is the only le- Stimate illustrated sporting and sensa-loal journal published on the Americas, eoutinent Smpl copv Free Richard Fox, Fi anklin Squnre. X. ever, ine parties that are re tbe north was strained to the utmost. Every wheel was in motion.

There was employment for every DEALER IN sponsible for the use of our names to the advertisement of the new meat market. Mr Miller will no in conneccion with a soliciting committee for a u. A. K. ball to kind and description of labor.

For every mechanic there was a doubt keep his shop in apple pie order and we hope to sec him ACRICU LTU AL I PLEM ENTS, be held in Gridley, is entirely constantly rising market, every flourish like a green bay tree. without authority Irom us, and body worked for everybody, Mr. Zimmerman, son-in-law of everybody wanted to employ was intended for a slur and insult and so received, by H. M. and Mrs.

E. A. Shaffer. Grain Ac Coal. Hugh Bridges, has resigned the somebody else, on every hand for Hoy Gridley, THE GRIDLEY HOUSE, H.

H. SMITH, Prep'. Good Accommodations. Rates Reasonable. Gridley, -J- Kansas.

tunes were being made, a wave of position, of foreman of the bridge works on the M. K. T. and has Kansas. accepted a like position on the wealth, swept over the United States.

Huts became houses, houses became palaces. Tatters Mo. rac, and will probably move from Sedalia to Holden. H. WAGON and CARRIAGE MAKER.

Read the declarations of princi ples of the Farmers' Alliance in this number. By a comparison with the resolutions passed by the F. M. B. A convention at Garnett, it will be seen that there GI1IDLLY, SPECIALTY, t- KANSA8.

is but very little if any difference Bead the Genuine and Old Reliable ARTHUR'S Homo Magazine. Other so-called Home Magazine are imitations. This old standby begins its 89th successive year of publication in 1800, and is Cheaper, Brighter and Better THAN EVER Arthur's is a magazine of clean, good reading. Its stories are the best, and its Departments devoted to Housekeeping Girls, Boys, Home Circle, Needlework Mothers, Home Decoration, are not only bright and cheerful but useful. There is never any PADDING in Arthur's pages.

Price, Only $1.50 A Tear. With large allowances to club-makers-Read the Club Rates for 1890. A. CT. Phillips, Proprietor of the Gridley Transfer Wagon.

Goods delivered, water, coal and all other hauling promptly done at the lowest possible price. Your custom is respectfully solicited. Leave your orders at the store of Dobie Manning, and I will attend you immediately. between the two organization. The New York Sun asks.

"Is became garments, garments became robes. Walls were covered with pictures, floors with carpets, and for the first time in the history of the world the poor tasted of the luxuries of wealth. What Contraction did. In 1873 came the crash, and all the languages of the world cannot describe the agonies of the American people from 1872 to 1879. Thousands and thousands supposed they had enough; enough for their declining years, enough for wife and children, and suddenly found themselves paupers and vagrants.

Business stood still. The men stopped digging ore; they stopped felling the forest. The fire died out in the furnaces. The men who had stood in the glare of the forge were in the gloom of despondency. There was no employment for them.

The employer could not sell his product. The great factories were closed, the workingmen demoralized, and the roads of the United States filled with tramps. Talmage a humbug? If the charges made by that paper are true, he certainly is It says that the eminent divine is a money getter and that he lends it at a usurious rate of interest; that the sermons which he is supposed to have delivered at different points in Palestine were in fact written in Brooklyn and left in the hands of Two copies, tree by post, $2.90 Three rt Ys6 Four, with free sub. to club-getter, 6.60 rive 6-70 Six 7.80 Seven .00 the associated press, tor publication, before he started for the is lbs Granulated Sug. $1.

14 lbs Bvown Sug. Best Flour mo Best Candies and Cigars at, Dome Manning. "fair WaralBft All those owing me on subscription, are notified that their accounts are in the hands of H. "Bridges for collection; Those knowing themselves in arrears will plcaw have honor enough to see Mr. Bridges and settle.

Dan K. Swiaringsn. Holy Land. and also DEALER IN TOILET ARTICLES, LAMP FIXTURES, MEDICINES, DYE STUFFS, TERFUMES, BRUSHES, COMBS, PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY GLASS. FersoriQtiom Oarefully Compounded.

Main Street, "Gritty 'I ansae. that the American whom he says Eight 10.00 sample Copies, 10 cts. each, but tbe he baptised in the river Jordon, was in reality a dirty Arab tramp that he grabbed and dragged into prioeoi roe sample tabs oeduoted from the prtee list of subsequent subscription, thus making tbe Sample Copy FREE. Clean oopies of the man ine always fur tbe water and soused under. He even tried to buy Calvary, nlshed toclub-makers fortbeir own file: Address, 3 Arthur 3on Philadelphia..