The Kansas Herald from Glen Elder, Kansas • 2

at 8 percent, on your Farms, of Taylor Barnard, Office south side Public Square, Glen Eider, Kansas RED LlVEilx GLEO ELDER HERALD. Emi Csusij Atstricl Well Kotle For Publication No. 433. Land Oefice At Kirwijt, Kaxsas, March 25th, 1887. Notice is hereby given that the fol lowing named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said made before Judge or Clerk of the Court, at Beloit, Kau sas, on May 6th, 1887, viz AAIOS H.

ONES, No. 17007, for the 1 4 1 4, 4, 9, 9, and 4 4 33, and sl2 1 4 34, 8, 9. He names the follow ing witnesses to prove his continous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: John E. Lowe, Wm. Swin-ton, W.

Tommie, W. F. Ramsey, of Elmira, Kansas. John Bisseix, 3. Kegister.

I annonnce to the citizen of Gleu EM-r and vicinity, that I have a new Well Bor-insr machine, and can down well in short onlr, A 16 inch hole is the size I put down. II ive had twenty years experience, and satisfaction guaranteed, or no pav. Terms reasonable. S. S.

SMOCK. Post oflico address. Elmira, Kansas. E.E. PARKER, Pres.

B. H. GIGER, Vice Pres. Considerable of our reading space this week, is devoted to Kansas. The Herald wauts eastern people to be fully informed concerning car state, and knows of no better method to do this than to such articles as give correct views of Kansas.

Nature has been kind to Kansas. She has vacant landa perfectly adapted to agricultural and pastoral pursuits, a climate temperate und disastrous to graveyards, a complete school system, good markets and abundant social privileges. Boston Advertiser. Attention is directed to the real estate offered by Mr. M.

Todd. All the propert' is very valuable and ia offered at les than its value. East ern people who desire a good hotel, residence lots or farm, cannot do better than to examine Mr. Todd's property. See the advertisement.

Bro. EL A. Yonge of the Beloit Democrat has been appointed Register at the Land office, at Kirwin. Wlint Tb CM jr Xeedtt. 1st.

Harmony. Because harmony id the strength and support of every cor poration or society. 2nd. Good, level headed men and vvomen for officers. 3rd.

Persons who can lay aside party filiations, petty strife aud pieju dices, and work together for the best interests of the people at large. 4th. Persons who are broad, liberal, and yet conservative in their views; who are not finatical on any subject, but always ready to listen to suggestions of others, and then adopt the best method of meeting the wants and requirements of the people. 5th. Men who will enact wholesome laws, and then see that they are enforced without fear or favor.

(INCORPORATED.) GLEN ELDER, Capital Transacts a General D. A. McKECHNIE, Rsal Estate sni Im Agent. Buys and wll- estate, p.iys xesfor non-resident ami attends to Money to loan T't lowest rntfc. Final proots made and other J-ind OrVo business promptly attended to.

Ab.tr.ici- of title a special tj Only complete set of abstract books iu Mitvht 11 corr.lv. OiTice one door east of the Court IIo-'sc, Beloit Kansas. 2-121y R. G. HEARD, Cashier.

A. C. GIGER. Asst. Cashier.

I Banking business 4l v-WyimTT MUM I Gamsses. Best Istats loans mads al mA riles cf interest, Prompt attention given to collections. Agents for tha CONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE of Hartford, Connecticut PHOENIX, of Hartford, Connecticut, SUN, of London, England, Real Estat bought and sold. A list cfchoica farms for sale at reasonable prices. CREIGHTON ii DEALERS IN Agricultural ImBleiSBts, Wagons, Our stock is always full, and embraces Standard We have a very inrgre sleek 1 1 the 4.

Celebrated JACKSON WAGONS, Si Call on us when you wk 'r Office and warehouse. on. Mul'bt. in Skating Sink. FEED And SALS ft W.

DAY, Proprietor, -This is new' stable, well supplies! with good teams; new csrriugeB, hax: ness and first-class appointments. The wants of Commercial men nt tended to promptly. Stock left in my charge willke wra fully carted for. Stable on Mill Btreet, south i ttt Public Spuare. PATTEN DETiSTS.

corner Court Mill Beloit. Krmisas. If -pra'-lieei ma-- combined rxporieocc of thirty jer otijrht to approximate perfretitwi rn dentxl At hawker Cilr the first 1 fdavs of e.ich month. S-l CITY MEAT I S- SLACK STONER. Proprietors, and Dealers Ia Frefeh and Baited meats, Hides, Pelts and Tallow.

Tfo Hklao ket'p constantly ca kai. BOLOGNA. Slsop'aontV cida of Publia iie. Call Jtnd Vts. mm insmoo Lumbago, Ecratchefc Sprains, Strains;" StiteheB, Eti? Joints Backajie, Galls, Spavin Contr acted Srmption Hof Ail, Screw Corns, TKI3 GOOD CLO 8TAN3-3Y ccomlUbes foreverybody eictJy ht 11 forit One of the rraMjn for th great poyulrUy the Kustaag Ijnlir.cnt ia found talU aai nerval applicability.

The JLaniLermaBiieedsltlnejweof aoeldaB, The Koasewii needs It for pralfinUy The tSaaialer needs It for kl team mA hta ma. TJte Mecha.nlc need It always oo bim beech. The Mine- needs ft In ca of eiaereay. ThelMeneerneedsit-can'tgetaloficwlthwrt ft- The Farmer needs to hte bouse, hta stabia, and his stock yard. The Steamboat ma er the BtstMB Kin liberal eupply afloat and asbora.

The Horse-fancier needs It It ts fc! Vf friend and safest reilaace. The ftock-crwr needs It It win earsj Ua thousands of dollars and a world of trouble. The Railroad naa needs it and will need It long as his life Is a round of accidents aad dangers. The Backwsodsnsi needs It. There is nota-lag like It as an antidote for the dancers to lite, limb and comfort which surround the pioneer.

The Merchant needs It about his store iokwJ hl3 employees. Accidents wUl happen, and when these come the Mustang Liniment Is wanted at onoe. Ileep a. Bottle In the Hoase. TU tae best of economy.

Keep a Bottle In the Factory lUlmnedJa nse In case of accident saves pain and loss of wagfc Keep a Ilottle Always la the Stable for ms when wanted. (9 f.T Eeld are carre, nt tVe whs wrrte ill i Ciw. Portland, rewv 1 I 1 fre, ffiil nifc.Trr.Rlio a)xut wnrk w'-a I I I I I I i tin ni I'Ttrn btrrie.t wlii 1 IJ fron. fr. fr tx a Tm A 1 Best jM N.

P. HSWETT, Editor. TilOfWDAY, MAR. 31, 1SS7 King William, of Germany, is 90 years old. -x The Atchison Champion is eoon to enlarged to an eight page daily, Kate Field says, "women are like wheep." See here, Kate, do women chew um 4 The women won't vote, won't they In Leaven worth, women have registered, of which 617 are colored.

Among our exchiuigs is the Hegis ter, published at Adrin, by W. H. Gibbens, a "formerly of Kansas" Will gets up a good paper, and ought to be raude Gover nor of Missouri. JTrom jnany counties cornea reports that the druggists have held meetings and and decided not to fake out per. mite to sell liquors.

In a large nu in ber of cases, tiioy could not get the proper endorsement, if they wanted to. o- The time to invent in real estate is before the boom has fully matured. Kansas has a most wonderful prospect for 1887. The building of nevr rail roads, the developing of new conn ties, the increase of manufacturing and the rush of new settlers is not confined to any one town pr country. Investors ore certain of a good return on invest xnents in every county, as Kansas seems to be the center of attraction for the whole country.

A Colorado paper nominates for the presidency in 'SS Jacob Grinn, editor of the Spring Gulch Miner. We desire to place in nomination for the vice-presidency, or second place on the national ticket, a genrleman who is will qnalified to nil the position and a thorough, true and tried democrat, C. F. Barrett, oditor of ths Washing ton (Kansas) Post. We are satisfied that Grinn and Barratt will make a strong ticket and a fielder from away back- Concordia Davlight.

a VJ The building up of a city interests every one. It can only be done by every one giving his active help in building, buying, selling or manufacturing Do something to help and encourage the growth. If a man has unimproved lot, improve them by building.If you can't build, plant trees-Do something. Send for your friends back east to come out and help to swell the population of your city. There is room for everybody and work for all who want it.

Norwich News. The dead body of a man was last xveek found standing bolt upright in a loaded lumber car in Atchison. He Lad probably climbed into the car to steal a ride, and while fctanding in the open space at the end of the boards a sudden jerk had shifted the position of the lumber and crushed him against the end of the car. The moral of this circumstance is to shun the loaded dumber car when stealing rides on freight trains. We publish this for the benefit of our brother newspaper men, who will have to travel in that way or walk after April 4.

Topeka Capital. Kansas can give eveiy occupant of the United States three pecka of wheat each year; she can give every horse in the state 500 bushels of corn and seventy five bushels of oats for his year's allowance;" she can give every man in the United States one half pound of butter each season, and she raises broom corn in quantities so great asrto have a -very noti cable effect on the national market. The value of field products in Kansas last year, was sufficient to give 50 cents to every man, woman and child in the United States. The value of live stock products reach es about one third this amount. The net income from all farm products av erages about $1,700 to every farm in the state.

H. H. Dewey of Browns Creek twp. has a monstrosity in the shape of a two headed calf, each head was pro vided with a seperate neck and spinal olumn the two back bones, uniting at the hirs bv a crristly process. The tail also was double but connected until within two ar three inches of the end where it divided into two dis tinct tails, its internal arrangements were in pairs also.

It had two per feet hearts and two small imperfectly developed lungs. The ribs were also divided, tach back bone having the ribs on its side attached to it. The windpipe was not attached to the Tnn.y and the lowest stomach was entirely wanting. Taking it all in all no stranger freak of nature has ap peared for some time. Jewell County vs 0 KOTIfS'rOA PCBtlCATIOS.

(No. 266.) Land Office At Kirwin Kan. February 18th. 1887 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler filed notice of bis intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before Clerk District Court, at Beloit, Kansas, on April 4. 1887, viz: ALBERT P.

WINTON, H. E. No. 2C67G, for the S. W.

4 Sec. Town 6, Kange 9, west. He names the following -wituesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and culti vation of, said land, viz: Charles Fox, of Glen Elder Kan. J. F.

Kenshaw, J. H. Nailer, J. H. Westfall, John Bisseix, Register.

O. L. Taylor, Att'y. DelmomcG Restaurant. The above named Restaurant has been furnished at great expense, and is now open for bubiuess We shall always have in stock a full line of choice goods, consisting of CONFECTIONARY; Oysters served in all styles in their season.

Especial attention given to getting up suppers for private parties. Restaurant open at all hours, and Meils Promptly Served. Everything is iu apple pie order, aud the comfort of guests carefully looked after. A generous supply of Bread, Cakes and Pies, such as your mother used to make, can always be had, fresh and wholesome. Remember the place, south side of public square.iu the Taylor Barnard building.

DANIEL, TRUBY SON J. C. YAI-VEGHEI, Grain Merchant, GLEN ELDER, KANSAS Note To The Public: I have re cently leased the Grain Office, Scales and all appurtenances to the business heretofore conducted by Kaull Nash, and will at all times pay the Highest Market Price for all kinds of Semi-daily market reports received, thus giving the seil-er the benefit of latest quotations- A i Farmers, call on me. JV C. vIn-veghten.

R. BRUIT DEALER IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY. Repairing a specalty. Bring in your timepieces, and have them put in order. Shop in Cook's Drug Store.

AS; H. COLE, Manufacturer of, AND Dealer in Harness, Saddles, 'Hit I DIES, WHIPS, GENERAL HARNESS SUPPLIES. nra "prepared to do repairing -on short notice, and at reasonable rates. Shop ouh side of public square. Of all the grain states, both old and young, the most remarkable ia Kan sas.

She springs to the front in her average yield per acre of the cereal crops, while inexhaustable supply of food for stock. There is scarcely one out of her fifty two millions of acres that is not adapted to agricultural or pastoral purposes. New York Herald. News comes to us that the meanest man on earth lives in Beloit. At the beginning of last month he made a wager with his wife that she couldn't drink a quart of milk per day for thirty days in February.

If she did he was to give her a new silk dress; if she failed she was to get him a new suit of clothes. The guiltless and unsuspecting woman finished her twenty qurrts of milk (after' a heroic study with her rebellious stomach) be fore she discovered that February had but twenty-eight days. The horrid husband, who says '1 knew it all the is claiming the wages of Lis sin but we buspect that the temprature will be very low whan ha get3 it. Concordia Daylight. Once In A Liie-time.

I will sell within the next sixrr bays, all of my pro perty on very reasonable terms, consisting, first, of together with about $800 worth of furniture. The Cottage Home is beauti fully located convenient to depot; all in first class order; four and one half lots with house. Price for house and lots, $4,000. Also. Two and one-half lots on Commercial Stroet; all foiiced and set to fruit.

Price, $500. Also, THREE BEAUTIFUL LOTS, for residence, all fenced. Price, $300. Also, a fina Business Corner, 25xi42 Feet, on Public Square, and fifty conns of fine eitilcikg stone, all corded up by the side of the lot. All for $G00.

A Fia 3 Besidanco Property, with three and one half lots; fenced; good house, eight rooms, plenty of fruit, ornamental and forest treos on the premises. I will sell this properiy at any time, for $1000 i I also have a Splendid Farm Of S30 Acres, within one half mile of the city; 100 acres good bottom land: a fine stone quarry on the land; plenty of living water. I will sell this farm at any time at $20 per acre half cash down, and the balance on time. The balance of my property, I will sell one half cash down, the balance on time to suit purchaser. Ail this property is now offered for the next sixty days.

NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO GET A BEAUTIFUL HOME, in connection with a good paying busi ness, in one of the finest sections of Northern Kansas. My reasons for selling; I wish to retire from the hotel business. MADISON TODD. Lock Box 39, Glen Elder, Kansas Enterprise Restaurant. EAST SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE Just opened and newly furnished.

Tables supplied with the best the maeket affords. Meals at all hours. A IjAHGjS LINE OF CONFECTION-EllY AND CIGARS ON HAND. Try me a few times, aud judge of the merits of the '-Enterprise." P. H.

SLACK, Proprietor, C.IXN FJ DEE, KANLAF. Com. Jack Musgrove, a young man living some distance south and west of Alton suddenly dissappeared about the 9th of March, It was known that parties in Kussell were owing him about $500. The first week in March Jack left home for Russell to collect the money com ing to him. A few days after this his wiie received a brief note purporting to be from her husband, which stated that he was tired of them all and hoped never to see them again; that ho had settled his business and was going to Oregon.

No name was signed to the writing and it wns written by a strange band A few days after this a party came to the house pretending that he wanted to buy Musgrove's horses. In the conversation he said enough to show that he knew Musgrove was missing. Next day he was seen passing the house with a trunk in his wagon, hich Mrs. Musgrove recognized as her husband's. The trunk had been left in Russell where Jack was working.

The young couple had been married but a abort time, and the strange disappearance of the husband can in no way be ac counted for unless he has been way -laid for the money which lw was known to have upon his person. Al ton Empire. Inipicgsicnn It appeal's to me the state of Kan sas can liot lull to mJie a profound impression upon tne traveler, so boundless an idea of fertility and capability is given. As you ride hour after hour and watch the cornfields stretching away as far as the eye can reach, and alternating with almost limitless pastures dotted with cattle, you feel that you are in a region that cod feed this world. There was a delightful air of thrift also in most of the homes, and many of the immense farmes were enclosed in substantial and picturesque walls of yellow looking stone.

The quarries from which it came were on every side, ne.ir the surface and easily worked, giving the impression that the kindly hand of nature had placed just what was need ed in a comparatively treeless region. It does not follow that nature meant the region to remain treeless; aud if the idea of planting one third of their state in forests should someday enter the heads of the people Of Kansas, they would develope one of the choicest garden spots of the world. How many generatieus must pass before the disposition in an eastern man to destroy a tree will be eradicated and a desire to plant a tree be developed in the average western man E. P. Roe, in the Chicago Inter Ocean.

Toe Woutru tausnn. The outlook ver the state of Kansas is cheering. When we consider the unclaimed advantages yet to be taken, the rapid strides made during the last decade through the west half of the state, it requires no foresight to lay bare the line to which progress is marching. Ten years ago the frontiersman was a skeptic to his own western horizon -t which now lie3 just this side of sunset. Theories have been well ridden and have sunken down under the tread of thousands who wait not on their logic.

The west has no time for argument, bat with a determination and faith, hobbies vanish the approach of the emi grant. The new west kuows no law of emigration, except there is a provi dence everywhere under the sun, and he who trusts and excepts it will en joy the fruits. Since the advent of man on earth, his restless spirit has taken him hither and thither in the hope of a Canaan just beyond. So the Western Hemisphere has attrac ted thousands to come and build their homes, and the state of Kansas, with its climate and full complement of other inducements, says here is th9 place to come and rest your weary head; and so they come and keep comiDg, and nothing can stay ths Exchange. CAPS HATS.

NOTIONS, ON EARTH. want anything in our F. mX All Kinds Of hand a full supply of Eder and Mitchell Co. furnish all kinds of buildincr buy it in any place, ill the Co. BE UNDERSOLD the West; having come to stay EES gp3 r-rrn Tin ETC Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods.

Call on me, north side public square. Dealer In I keep constantly on MMcits and Soft Coal Stock bought for feeding purposes. GLEN To the People of Glenl "We are now rcreDared to material as cheap as you can WE by any man or set of men in with you ana snare tne i and LOSSES, we ask you to please call and examine our stock and get prices, and yoo will be satisfied that you can sate moxzt by dealing with us, Resptctfcliy Youkb, O. W. EEICH, Junior Partner, and Business- Manager, Glen Elder, Kansas..