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The Gridley Herald from Gridley, Kansas • 4

The Gridley Herald from Gridley, Kansas • 4

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Aitebsoa Globe. Atebison man who CITY DIRECTORY. The remnants of my stock of milinery goods bee four marriajreabl daughters, ba posted tbe following rales la bis parlor in big type, an they wHI be rad: 1 Young nailers are expected to break away nut later (ban 10 o'clock. 3. Don't fcret gay, for someone ia liable to will be on sale a short y- NO.

364 t. P. meet every Wed nady evening in OddFellow'. uall. Brethren ol the onr visiting in tbe t'irl city are invited to met with ui.

fBAitLXWTT, N.G. flD Howard, Secretary. DC RUSSELL GENERAL LIVERY and TRANSFER All kinds of DRAYiNG done on short notice and at reasonable prices. CARRY MAIL and MEET ALL TRAINS. Call on me.

i-oome to to tbe room at any moment. time at my old stand in the Rich building. Goods at'uour own price. A HEBRON ItGDGB Jto A. -A A.

meet in rents oommuai XJT cation in I. O'G-. FT batten Satur- day evening on or before lb rail A. C. Finley.

moon oreacn montu. in wiwws. L. Stockton, Secretary, 3. Don't make a bluff about marriage on-)e.

you intend to make tbe bluff good, 1 4. Young men who keep company witb my daughters will confer a lavler by giving them to understand at tbs start whether they mean business, or are calling merely to pass away tbe time. In ike latter event, ttte girls can keep lookout for someone who means business. ft. Young mW'wIll please not consider ibese roles'' offensive, a they are meant aindly And are' given as a matter of justice to myself aid family.

THE WEEkLY 0. OTAB. addresses tbe farmer as a business P96969s9WsS969SM QIL.T EDGE- -a-aBV Martlno, stbe black auliion formerly own-ed by Frank Fletcher now ownrd by Hi H. Steele, will atand tbie eeason an follows: Monday and Tuesday nf each week at my place 3 K'- mile southwest of Gridley1 Wednesday a my plane 3 1-3 miles southeast of Grldley, Thursday at A. Frank's and Friday add Saturday at my plane, Terms: Frre dollars to Insure colt to stand and sack, and will use due care to prevent accidental but will not be responsible should any occur-1 H.

Steele. 1 md a citfxen. Does not tell bim bow to, farm, but Uow to sell, and where and lir, LL. Li. SHOCKIOn, 1 when, and keep a vigilant eye upon bis! rights as a chipper, a producer and a tax-l dakdck unuf WOODRUFF.

Prop. A Clean, Quick Shave and every Man. Clean Towel, AT ALL HOURS paer. All tbe news, too, and of MODERN WOODMEN LODG4C NO. 2373.

meet on the ftrstend third Tuesday evenings of each month in Odd FeHow's ball G. L. C. Ed Fessenden Clerk. GRIDLEY COUCIL No.

235, K. t. ot 8. meet on tbe firsthand third Monday evening of each month in Gridley, H. H.

8teele, Pres. Buaaell. Cor. NOTICE TO ADVKRTI8KE8. Hereatter all changes Wadlinaet be in nyTburedav mornioK.

and tbe rule will be rigidly enforced. Notices J. pitnvll! h0TmffW'h (haled fs9Sa ifood reading'' I6r the Now reaifj IMAM 1....... -1 V. i To eight-pago newapapers for 25 tents ny one who sends the Tbe wife of Oscar Lyons, a fanner living near Mayfleld.

gave birtb to ive children, all toys, on tbe night or Mcb. 81st Tbe children are 'all 'well developed and nealtby. Fou'of tbcm weigh four and a quarter pounds and- the fth ffve pounds, making i total 6t twenty-two pounds tbe five cblldreb. K. C.

Star A girl in Girard waived ber band at a ilamot Kennedy went down to Beott Tuesday after a team wrtcb hetett at that plaee. Wo have been requested to say that here- STAR-sf- Sat A.BX Going And tbe Santa will take you there. It ve yearly witb 91oJ traverses fourteen States and Territories, for at the rate of 5, cants per line first in iuu jjer WM ooi. une year iree. after, Ike post oflce will not be opened 'on ter ion, 3eemeeaeo suosequoov wmw unless speelal rate it made to permanent advertisers.

AN chariinMe affaire' wtll be awiestferd fsee. 1 stranger, and in tbrosusys Ihey were mar FKKIfi COMBINATION. witn nearly lOiPOO miles of track. Health and pleasure resorts, iu tbe mountains or by tbe sea winter or sum mer, it makes po difference -t bey are easily and comfortably reached via tbe Santa Fe, And tbe big business cEters Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City, Denver, Ft.

Wortb. ried. Three days later, 'tni ybung wife waived a flat iron at ber nfiboY, and the Tbe Gridjey Hbium has made arranges ments with tbe inb.Usbers ot tbe LeavenH We represent the largest manufacturers or Household Furniture in the forld, and ell to aoybody'ut faetoyy pness. All sbip-menu direct from the Chicago factory. Our Jare furniture catalogue mailed to ny address on receiptor 6 cents' in stamp to pay fiostage.

Our special Baby Carriage Catabgne, showing 03 new styles, mailed tree. Amkbicss Furnitcrx Aobmct Retail Profit Smashers. Galena, worth Tifnes whereby Tbe Leavenworth next nignt be'ttrme home Vaivlng a divorce, What are the wild waVes say i ngT'' Galetburg Enterprise. Weekly Times is offered ttisolutly tree Galveston, ot Angeles, San Francisco, sitnoay. Boxm To Mr.

and Mrs, John Davis, If ay boy. Mtotber and child roportej as doms wolL 'j Geiyour job work done at tbe omce. EverytlUdJr1 qpne with newness dispateb. Miss Emma Erbardt, of is in toe it TiMtlag with' her Mrs. J.

Reinbardt; f- Mr. Rich has been repalrinc the store room now oet'Up(ed by C. Grovel d'ealflt in general merchandise. B. Glllett, tbe famous Qnlpcy.

fprinier, basffnistied bis course ot training And Is now ready tyf ran any and al comers. K. of P. ENCAMPMENT tney are all on tiif Santa Fe. To dud outwbattbe ticket rate is, in quire of local agent or address O.

T. Nich-blson, P. Mnuadnock Building Chicago. premium for ever new eubsi-riber or paid up renewal to T'ie Hkbald st tbe regular' subscription price nf tbis paper alone. The publishers of Tbe rimes ao offer toglve The Grldley Bur-aLO a6aqliitely tree as a premium with On May 18 and 19 the Bapta Fe will sell excursion tickets to Topska at the rata ol The TURLINGTON witt be here twice a month and the dWtof hie ailtval will 'it wayn bettund off hie dart 13-Will be here May lfitb and Wtb' -ll lU I i one faro for tho ronad (rip; 'Fins every paid subscriber to The Dally Times ticket May SSad.

Q. VcKine, ficket '4 1 EUROPEAN PLAN RIBLT HOUSE. Formerly the Carter nt 13 per year. Tbe Leavenworth Time edited by D. it.

Anthony, is one oi tb strongest Republican papers in tbe west Its telegraphic and eqitorlhl departments are complete, and tbe regular Kansas Cit tnd Cbfca'go telegrapbitock markets m0 lews a tndependedt. tndepende Burlington Jfejv House. First-Class Rooms. Nicel Furnished. '75c to $1.00 per day.

ui: i.j, r.n .1.1. 4l KUBii.i. mblisbed tars. Corner Atb and Quincy 8t. One Bipck East Throop Hote BEATTY'S ORGANS AJIJ PjlAtyD.S.

Hon. Dsnicl eaty, of Washington, New yersey. the great organ antf piano manufacturer, building and; shipping nore Organs and Pianos tban evar. In 1870 Mr. Beattjy left bomeapsnaUessplowbqy, tnd by hi;) indomitable will be has worked bis way vp w'ss to nssrly 100.

100 of Beatty 'jprgans and Psuoi jnnce 1870 MothinK seems to disbearua him; obstacl aid Iu bis way, that would have wrecked tan ordinary man forever, be turns to ajinil-vertlaement and ines out of it ban ever. Bis iuyuinenti, a is well known, are very Popular and are to be round in all parts of toe world. We are informed tbat dtring jtbe next teu years lie tutends to sell 209.000 more of his majie; that means a business of 120,000,000. if we average tbem at $100.00 eaub. It is steady be largest business of tbe kind exist nee.

write or call up on P.anfel Beat-y, New Jersey, ti.alogue. Tin- board of county commissioners bav accepted the bridge at tbe Lev f)e Wii plac.and paid lor il. It cost in tbe neigu-borbood or 13.000, A petition wJU be presented to Gov. Morrill in a 'day or so asking fof 'a pardon for E. 'S.

nambe'r'lain. of' Waverlv. now serving a six'Vuontlls sentence' in om county Tbe "governor should gram tbe pardon. There is nothing to be galneu in keeping ibis man in jeili Fururmorr, be has a large family ajbdnCbey need bis a-sistance. M.

C. Msl'it'oat Was transacting biisines in Burlington ine tore pa "of tbe wek. tie inlorms fyVbat be made tb- sale 'of a nice bunch of rattle while there. Tbe Major still clings to bis former habits as salesman Virgil' Leader. We have a contract lasting uiitifbe firs' July, by which we can turnlsb, to those eying up arrears and on years subicrip ion to theKSALD, iu advance, tbe and either of the lollowlng pupers.

New York frlbuue Leaveb worth Times Coming Nation -l-0 Kansss'City $100 Burlington JeSersonian. $1.00 Chicago Inter-Ocean $1 Kansas City $1.5 Topeka Capital, Kanens Farmer $1.5. M- BE AE, QARPENTPH and COACTOB Gridbjy, Kapat County Clerk Wiseman and family of Burlington were 'Visiting witb relatives, near this city, laat Sunday, No lies on ua-Jweause we keep them out witb new screen doors. Calf and leu them. Prices from ft up.

I p. Blaker Co. i 'Oondiietor Abol of the Mo.Pae. Ry. bu taken a lay-off anil bohductor Trickett is now making Married; at Burlington, Kansas, April 29, 18, by Rev.

U. r8. Roblosnn. 8. W.

Allen andMaf E. Frt-yer. Tbe dwelling bouse on tbe Dempsey ranch has been repapered, repainted 'and otberWise gaTFIncb Pope will sell you wagout, pring wagons, buggies and 'road carts right. Give them a call and get their prices before buying elsewnere, N. Bine and nephew, who live 9 miles northeast irom Grlalry, spent last babbatb visiting Mrlth Itev.

Staley ana family, i This section ol the cout-try was visited by a severe rain and hail storm, last Sunaay which did considerable damage the corn and Tbe base ball boys, and all interested in ball, are requested to meet at Or. Stocion' nes Saturday evening fur the' purpose ol organizing a club, Mr. E. Plckerng accompanied by bis Read the Hckald. at the Drug store.

Nov is tbe time to subscribe. pTWall paper at tbe Drug Store. Look over our advertising columns. i B. L.

Riser and C. Grove drove up, to SirUngton WedneMiay evening. miss tbe bargains atC. Grove'. 5 James Richardson amended the K.

P. jodgeat Lelioy Wednesday ISTGo to T. Pope for garden seeds in "the bulk. the enterprising merchant "of Crot-y'; was i' tuls'city a short" Tuesday. Qet pru'tie ot Grove before buying fr Blsewbere.

Robert and Daisy Phillips were fjurllngton Visitori last Saturday! STLatest designs in wall paper al vbe It. C. Bell and wife were transacting bus ats in Burlington i3TB. F. Blaker Co.

for Heath Tnilllgan paint, U. Slaughter and Lee Elliott of Leltov ere in our city ashorl! 'time LETTER LJ8T- Tbe following letters remain unclaimet tbe Oridley poslojjjce Mrs. Lizzie Dowtlnf, Mr. B. F.

John son, Carl Leiblg and 0, H. Lane. Persons calljng for these letters pleas ay Reac the HERALD. CROTTY, CLOTTY, QVY 33pQts- Shoes Havd iats CJaDS uriiismnar CROTTY NEWS. C.

Charters is slowly improving. Mr. Odell and wife visited at LeRoy Sunday. Grant erroll and wife spent Sunda; witb bis James St ration spent Sundsy with fri Jn'ds near LeRoy. Dan Siratton and wife nade a businesi' trip to Burlington Satuiday.

Tbe t-alri and ball storm of Sunday did cocsiderarle damage to crops. There is strong talk ol a Methodist church belpg built at this place, Tbf. Christian church at Crandall will be dedicated the last Sunday of this month. Mrs. Wright returned to J.

AlcLaue'e Sunday, where sbe will stay for few weeks. orOO )ods. Jjptioiis and fact every; fchiftg uuauv kept in a general tQre. Kindlv call. nephew, came in irom WaVerly, Saturday evening.

They report plenty of work and Tice-a-Weelc fimes ever yiuing lively at thai place. The Tucker, Taylor and Kennedy estab lisiiment of this city, are prepared for burg -rfCrptty, p. Kansas, -ANP- lars. They have an up-to-date young arae nal in their shop. We need never fear.

H. Steele made this office a pleasant fi nancial call last Saturday atternodn. He ai- qrridley Herald so ordered tbe Ukeald to be sent to times dry an, Jieosus, uk. jnany tnanas. uau again.

Quite a number of young people gather One Vear For eda't the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Atneriy aiLLKXT ITEMtJ We send our greeting to tbe editor, pro tern. Main, no end to rain. Aunt Betty Mitchell spent last Spnday at T.

A. Moore's. Some farmers say thelx oats are alive with chintz bugs. Corn planting is tlmost a thlpg of the ost Friday evening spd all present report a pleasant time, Mr. Mrs.

Atherly are roy al entertainers. Frederic Henley, one of pur most endus- 81.50 tfious farmers, brought to ibis oMce sam ple of grasl, which has been gr wn this Grove is making special prices on air Dry (frff-iV G. A. Morris, wlio lives near LeRoy; was On our streets Tuesday A. Fesseriden and sons tor bran and shorts, Conductor Trlckett's wife is visiting xwHU Mrs.

Owen Fesaepden. jEarly Ohio peed, potatoej at Luther ana Inkleys. j. W. Woodruff, of Andersop county, is yisiting with relatives in this city.

Yane Calvert celebrated mixed for sale at the Drug store. Misses Bertie 3initk and Maud Uazelton drove to Burlington Saturday. 0A full line of wall paper just received at tbePrug store. Mr. F.

A' Atnerly C5 Tuesday for a fa Weeks' visit w' daignter In Ok: laboina. Rcse Combed Brown Leghorn eggs ffir sale by Geo. Keinuardt. The Christain Endeavor will begin at 7 I'. M.

on next Sabbath, a( the Christian cburcb, jjgCatl on B. Blaker dt' for fill, house and barn paints. The ladies' aid society will meet net Wetinesdny at the home of Mrs. rlarmon. JCIosing out sale of all kinds of winter Jtonds at C- troye's store.

past in tbis vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Art Deem visited at Mr. Melzlers last Sunday.

Spring, In His orchard. It measures about -rO- four feet in length, UOHT, 5TR0N0, SPEgpy, handsome, FINEST MATERIAL SCIENTIFIC WORKMANSHIP Did you think another tornado was ponv Al Finch received an order from Arthur ing, last Sundajr afternoon' Ctycago Inter Oceap Milford Kinney, from near Hartford, was Pickering, tor banjo strings Tuesday. He aays they dont keep banjo strings in Wav-erly. Remember tbat Grldiay is Up to date along these lines. iu tbis vicinity last Sunday.

Mr, and Mrs. George Bear, from near AP- Kyle, were guests of their uncle, Jacoo Bear, last Sunday. Jno 'A- Bear closed a vory successful The Qridley public School will close Fnj day, May 16, with an exhibition in tbe evening at Opera Hqpse. Admission flight month term of spbool In this district Scents, School children free. Proceed 6rjdley Berald Four IIodelT-n85 and 0100.

EVERY MACHINE FULLY MMMMTfEEft. SEND 8TMF FOR CATALWU Monarch Cycle Co. Factory Mid Main Office Lake and Halsted CHICAGO, gj One Year For last Friday a week. Tbe editor, who went tp Illinois on a visit, will be missed out this way, especially by.r- well yoq know who. There is a good deal of sicjtaets around here.

Mrs. Wildes has befu Ipw with p'bheumonia, Nealy Lane has beep suffer ing with sore throat, and M. C. Rodger Is at present quite sik, Y. fc.

Lake City, Denver. Memphis. Detroit, Toros4s Mr. Owen Fessenden and wife were on a altopptafj expedition in Burlington aa( 81.50 for the school library, We were told that while a few gentlemen were dasussing prospept of a creamery in Grid' ley, a oug matt Wa hi-ard to say 'Wont Ice ci earn be cheap wbeji Ve tt. the Cfeamery? will be way dQwn to twq and a half cents dish." W.

Levering, livipy southeast of tbis plapo, said it bailed sp nard down at his place, tbat the hailstones beat right througu tbe screen, breaking the glass out of tbe Window. He also sal bad, so far af jie noticed, knooked nekriy al) the applet off of the trees. The young people of Crandall will give an entertainment consisting of music, recitations, fan drill, tableaux, etc, at tbs Chrlstun cburcb, Saturday evening, May 19th. Supper wt)l be served by the ladles' Fnaay ferC. Grovels closing out of loots ana suoes si uosu i'lncb Pope have erected a large1 shed In which to Veep tl)er stocK ot buggies.

u. phim hu lust received some AIR HOPE VAUEYI1EMS. Notice George Bear's new yard fence: Tbe new south creek bridge, near Mrs, De Witt's is completed. It's a dandy. Tue South P'K creek boys played their part well in belling Sam Allen, tbe newly married man.

Quite a number or tbe farmers In this vicinity have been plowing com, and some who hate cot yet finished planting. Those wuo visited Burlington last week 0 RID LET MARKET. Hay, per ton, $3 60 Flax per bu. Oats, .20 Corn, .17 Potatoes, 40 Turkeys per lb .08 Geese .04 Hens, lb 04 J-'i Springa Butter, choice, 10 Bran per hundred, Sboru 70 Corn chop Apples er bushel .00 Eggs, Ot VVm, Martindale, President. Geo.

0, Hal) Vice-President- 6, G. Burnbam, Cashlefr BURLINGTON JST ATIONA.I4 SANK BOARD OF DIRECTORS. W. ilARTlNDALB, HARRISON KEtLY, OR80N KKNT, M. T.

ARNOLli O. C. QARI)NR, O. O. BALL, Q.

BURNHAM. Insured agalntit loss by burglary of safe ox daylififtt robbery. Makes Collections on all points. Most Liberal tefitta consistaht with iafoti aiid aoi fanalBjr weie Messrs. Claude and Euward Howard, aid society, before and after the entertain-mint.

Admission 10 and U) cents, Proceeds td go to the church. For tbe i niu 1 meeting o( German Bap. tlst Ounkards at Ottawa, May 3 to iWib Inalusivs, tbe Hanta Fe wtlf make speolal rates. All parties wishing to attend fnm this plsee will please call at tbe Santa Fe depot as soon as po slble as wr may be able to make come arrangements for train service. R.

MnKinley, agt, John Nteiy.Fred Henly and Levi Hew land and wife. Mr. Green, jiew wagons. Cl on him and get prices, Mrs. Rev, Staley has been quite sick dur, ag the past week but It able to be up again.

jflfC. Grove will eloee out hli entire tock of wlntof goods at coat. kT White lead, boll oil and a complete Jtns ol mixed painu at the Drug store. Mrs. Ruseel, her son Earnest and Mrs, jfcvana were shopping in Surllngton, last Saturday.

jaC, Grove is hsadquartari for teas poffees, and all staple and fancy groceries. j. Manning, of atlriy bal been down itpsiring uu protriy Ml tttisi plaie, iht Tbe use of time Is fate. libapmau, Death and life are In the power of tho tongue A thought often mies us hotter than a Are. Longfollow, Oi Fellowship in treason is a bad ground Ilerc is a day now before me; a day I fortune, atld Ktj The creation of a thousand forests ii in No Fiffhins fdVbitltlen to iisb on my lrm out KoruUBereoo- 4.

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1894-1900