The Kansas Herald from Glen Elder, Kansas • 3

Olieap Money 6fi Chattel Security, at the Bank or Gi en Eder For LOCAL, NEWS, PliOFESCIONAL CARDS. pun ATI A ii ARTHUR L. H'EWETT, Published Every Thursday. fet4 ti f'l Iii 'A fetl 1 111 ks fil hi Attorneys. HOLT HICKS, 4 TTORXEYS AT LAW.

OrTiw overthe 1. Bank of 15, loit, BELOIT, KANSAS 3 i 0 W'-l Karkrt Ilt jKjrls. IIo'I? 5.00 Oats 20 .25 Corn lo .21 Wheat to live 23 Fiax -75 irS 08 i'iutter to .13 Potatoes Lard 10 to .12 Chickens $2.00 to 2.2e TBI? Ji i Is noi1 preprared to LOAN BiGNEY ON EEAL ESTATE SECUBITY, witli principal and interest payable at tliis Bank. -All those intending to make a loan of this kind, will 3y making it witli us, as we know that we can offer inducements that FAIL TO GIVE ITOU BAT IBB being so situated that we place all loans made by us directly in mi as papers are signed. W.

O. BSEDLE, PHYSICIAN SURGEON, GLEN ELDER. KANSAS Will answer all calls dry or night. Office at residence. (Farmers' Ilome) west side PaLlio Square, tjlEN fiLDEK FLOURING MILL- (ROLLER PROCESS.) We have recently opened an entirely new Mill, complete fron Basement to Attic Tne mgchinary is new, and of LATEST IMPROVED PATTERNS.

manufacture none but tha BEST GRADES OF FLOUS, And cordially invite the people of this section of the country, to GIVE- ITS A TRIAL. We want all the wheat in this country. FLOUR EXCHANGED FOR WHEAT. FiflE COBS MEAL And BILL-FEED, ALWAYS 03 HAND, 42, r.tivuj iftiiSU'tAi IJiN ELDER, MITCHELL COUNTY KANSAS. at the Post Otiie nt Gku Elder as Second Class Matter.

CLEN ELDER DIRECTORY City Directory. O. IIoutkr. 2Lryor. L.

15. Wn.cox, Jnd-e. M. Api-ijsoatk, CUy. Clerk.

J. O. Barnard Treasurer, si. I). Wnni City Jlarhail.

COINC1I.MAN". I). C. BA1X. F.

II. Qi-'INTARD, II, Oous, -M. Todp, I. II. Cook.

Glen Eider Township Soas'J. akks Smith. -John Bikt, Fkhas Llmy. Trustee. Treasurer.

Clerk. Glen School Board. Fr. nv-rtDTiiGTON. TI.

Vau ettfu -M. Todd, Director. Treasnrc-r. Clerk. it.

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r-scet. every tirst and third Monday night of '-ach moarh at their hall in block. Comrades are cordially inviied to attend. X. F.

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U. GLEN ELDFK LOI.K3IC No. IfO. A. O.

I'. meet eueli Wednesday night at tlH-ir halliu HaUV block. iMeinln r-of the order in good standing, cordially invited to attend J. C. Bibt.

r. B. Yates, r. M. Bhurshos.

M. E. CauKCii Rev. E. H.

L. Elder. Pastor. Services 1 a. and 7 each Mltcrnate.

tM.nday school at. 10 a. m. The pabiie are invited, to atu nd. Prvmjytktuan at M.

J3. Church ileu J2I 1 -r i ev ry four wv; Us. at II, ditoir IVo.ii April 2t, TsS7. All are invited. F.

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ft L. c.j 'Ti e-Cwrd. K-5fress, goiiSiJ 'vest 7:." Hi Ft' i'lh- 3:23 a. iii f-at a ns. 1 1 -4 a in.

in I)res no; carry (Jaunt, Agent. cilia ftzilwcy to Hi" rn nug public in ttv tast Iha- a Kil aecoiiir.i-ial Un. 'i'sii great sy-stem, .2) mih' runs its trains into the 1 pots of 8t. Kaii- Ctty. Oaiaha.

Parsus, I Fort Worth, Mio'ola, Taylor. Aiihup.o. N-v Orleans am ojIkts of the principal cities of Missouri. l.va?i.a", NVbraskii, Liiima, and 'i't'Xa. Their coaches baggage ar of the finest make, ami h.xorioi; Pnllniau Pi lace Sleeping and Hotel Cars are attached to all through ti-sune.

Tlie novel Parlor and Sleeping Cars are n.n on all day trains, and neih.iug chair cars on mght trains, htwen St. Fou'. Kansas city Atchi.son and St Joseph, Palace Sleeping cars on night trains be! wen city and Omaha. The rates is this lie aro always as low as any other, and lirect eouuections made 'with express diins of other lines at h-netum j.oints. C.

E. STYLES, II. C. TOWX8END. Commercial Agent, ioT Pass'r Aft, Atchison.

St. Mo. Grain Mepx-hakt, OLEN ELDER, KANSAS. Note To The Public: I liave recently leased the Grain QSce, 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 rrn Semi-claily market reports received, thus giving the seil-er the benefit of latest quota-tions- EarmerSj call on me, J. C.

YAN-VEGHTEN. if. 1. S. M.

EWING, A TTORNEY-AT-LAW, Cawker City t. Kansas. Ccll ctions prompaly made- O. TAYLOR, A Y-A T-L A Collecting and Keal Estate Agent. GLEN ELEDIl, KANSAS.

O. H. HAWKINS, LAWYER, CAWKER CITY, KANSAS Will practice in all the Courts of the State Lands lor sale. Mechanical. E.

O. 3 EBEE, BLACKSMITH, MACHTNEST AND WAGON-MAKER, GLENELDEP, KANSAS To the public I would that I havd opened a biacksmith and wagon shoii. and will attend to any work in iny line. The. repairing of tana machinery, a tpecivdty Shop on ilill Street, opposite Day Livery Stable.

Patronatre Klk-ited. OHAHLES EBEF1EY, BllBBEK. Shop, south side public square. The public ate cordially invited to call and give me a trial. Everything in first class shape, and satisfaction guaranteed to all.

CHAN. BAKER, TONSORIAL ARTIST, GLEN ELDER, KANSAS Sliamjwoning and done on short notice, bhop West t-ide Public Square. W. CREIGHTON. Auctioneer, GLEN ELDER, KANSAS.

1 wih to announce to the public tabt I will and cry public within a reasonable discmce from Glen Elder. For terns, call on or write me at IIittald of-llce, Glen Elder, Kan-a-. WHITNEY ARCHER, Proprietors of eho, LIVERY STABLE; wish to announce to a long sufTenVg local and traveling public, that they are now thoroughly equipped a full outfit of FINE TEAMS, SPLENDID CAR RIAGES and CAREFUL DRIVERS. We also have the BEST TBL7KK WAGON in the Solomon Valley, and will take Commercial men fo any point they may desire, quicker than any other stable in the State can do. SADDLE AND DOIYING HORSES for ladies, always on hand Give ns a trial.

We are rustlers from away back. WKITBEY ARCHER. NEW ROOT a SHOE I have opened a Boot and Shoe ehop in Glen and respectfully invite public patronage. NEW WORK made to order, and satisfaction guarantee. Repairing of kinds done on short notice.

Charges reasonable. Shoo in Dav's Furniture A. store. Give me a call. Wrs.

NAG LB. CHAS. H. I0LE Manufacturer of, Bealar in i mm arness, bsaaies, BRIDLES. WHIPS, AHD GENERAL HAF.KESS SUPPLIES.

I am prepared to do repairing on short notice, and at reasonable rates." Shop south side of public square. LIVERY FEED AND SALE STABLE, W. SUTTON, Proprietor; GLEN ELDER, KANSAS. I have a fine lino of CARRIAGES, EtJGGIES, AND SPRING WAGONS, good teams and careful drivers. The wants of Commercial men wilf be promptly attended to Charges reasonable.

Stable east side prli? square bi -as Sauta Fe. Santa Fe Railroad. The Santa Fe railroad is coining. Sign the Santa Fe bond petition. P.

H. Slack lias gone to Colorado. Mrs. T. Y'.

Sullivan is sick with measles. Lon Chamberlain is building a house for himself. Pretmrs to vote bonds for the Santa Fe railroad. Mrs. J.

C. McNerney's mother arrived last Tuesday night. Mrs. N. Todd went to Lincoln, last Monday morning.

--Bokn. Sunday, May 8, to Mr. and Mrs J. C. McNeruey, a sou.

Mrs. Ywlcox, mother of L. B. came up from Ames lust Monday night. L.

B. Wiloos ana Dr. Bat'tey re turned home from Chicago, last Thursday night. Yv H. Houghton, a prominent business man of Beloit, was ia town last Friday.

Will Spoon has been very ek-k since last Sunday morning, with acute rheumatism. B. S. Conolr has taken charge of the Enterprise Restaurant. Sea his card in another colum.

W. S. Earll brought ns some wheat which is heading out, but does not look very promising. Deputy Sheriff Graham, was in town latd Friday, posting notices of court house bond election. Dr.

la. Armstrong of Greenleaf, was it town last Monday, visiting his brother Frank, and old friends. E. C. J3eba wishes all those ia-debteil to him to him to call at his buop at once and square accounts.

It need not prise "anyoaa to eee-Glen Elder supplied with water works within the net twelve months. Truby Son furnished, supper for otldfellows, last Friday night. The boys spoke highly of the repast. Men of ih no Glen Elder, Ho you want business to Vitwl If so, stir yourselves and help get the Santa Fe railroad. The contract for nnilding the school house h'is been rA, to John McCnrdy, for $5,000.

Work will soon be commenced. Here we co The total revenue to railroads, for Fto-vl: thip-perl out from Glen Elder last Tuesday, was 1G79.G0 A. C. Giger went down to Glasco Tuesday morxiing to take charge of he bank at that place. Charlo Todd accompanied him.

The bridge northeast of town is to be overhauled and put in thorough repair. Mr. Geo. Oaks, of Cawker City, will attend to it. There is quite a feeling that the school house site ought to be chaaged from the hill to the valley.

A vote now would pat it there. TVbrrall Mor.gold are now running a meet wagon through the country to supply the farmers with fresh meats of all kinds. Mr. Samuel Pells, of Leaven wcrth, who represents the largest wholesale cigar house 3n the west, was a pleasant caller, last Tuesday." Several members of Glea Elder lodge A. O.

U. Yv. visited their brethren at Cawker City last Thursday night and enjoyed their hospitality. Keep it before the people, that the presence of the Santa Fe railroad in and through Mitchell county, means a big boom for the entire county. Mrs.

Fannie Dickson of Mechan icsb vrgh, 111., mother of Mrs. B. H. Giger, arrived Wednesday night, last week, and will make a long visit with her children. A washerwoman at Abilsaa recently fell heir to property valued at $30,000.

We would be willing to be a washerwoman for a few months. Bring in your duds. It is said that a new well is to be i dtig on the public square; a wind mill and tame pu, up and water troughs placed at each corner of tho square. This is something as it fcuouMbe, and a public will shower down blessings on those in authority for" their kindness ami thou.ktfulueiss. DEALERS IN- npv mil nnnnc 82vS3 tssna rS3J513f Some complaint of chine bugs.

More new goods at Barnes Blain's this week. It is reported that there will be a change in the railroad time table next Sunday, and also, that there will be two trains daily instead of one. We took an overland trip to Beloit last Tuesday and was at the number of line farms along the road and the large number of fat cat tie in sight. This country is full of wealth. Last Tuesday L.

B. Wilcox sniped 10 cars of stock, eight of which were sheep; Pr. Bat tey three cars of cattle and Robert Wildraau four cars cattle, all in one train and, all billed to Chicago. The frstival at the M. E.

Church last Tuesday night was a success and netted $42,00. The quilt, on winch the 1 ftdirs had devoted so much tuns and valuable sold for $10.00, nothing nv.r its value. Jewell City was nearly destroyed by lire Monday morning, at about three o'clock. Almost the entire business portion of the town is in ashes. It was the work of an incen diary, Losrs unknown.

Mr. D. J. Richey, editor of the Wesi-ern Oddfellow, published at Osborne City, was in town last Fri day to attend the instituting of the Oddfellows lodge. Y'e acknowledge a pleasant call from him.

A boy up near the head of Limestone has drawn a sectional map of thetownship in which ha lives, and has accurately located every melion patch in the township. That boy will make a success of- tealinsr mellons. A few weeks ago it was reported that Aaron Blake, who less than one 3rear ago murdered his danghter-in law at this place, but on twall was acquitted, and afterwards went to Ne braska, had murdered hi.3 sister in law, and had been landed in the penitentiary for life. The report is fully conrmed and Blake is getting a small portion of reward for his heLish crimes. A.

Jolly TSbus iif sti Last Thursday, the members of Cawker City lodge No. 41 O. U. celebrated the seventh anniversary of the lodge, by a procession of workmen and select Knights on the streets in the afternoon, and at night, by a fine supper at the Gran Army Hall. The afternoon exercises were very tine, there being threo bands present, the Downs, Tipton and Cawker bands.

night the spacious hall was filled to its utmost capacity. Hon. F. J. Kelly made a fine speech, which'' was followed by a few statistical remarks by Master Workman J.

A. Pope, concerning the growth of the lodge. The vocal and instrumental music was excellent, but the Japaviese Fan Drill, by ten ladies was jnst too captivating, and had we been a single man and not so everlastingly old, and could have obtained the consent of the Royal Tycoon of Japan, we would marry everyone of those pretty Jap's and when we died, would leave them $2,000 each. The supper was beau- tif al and good, and it is said that over five hundred people satiated their apetites. Tne whole afiair reflects mu: credit on Cawker City Lodge, and it is pleasing to know that frater- nal ties? were fctrengthened, and that those who participated were benefitted.

HATS. CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, Gassware, Qneensware; Notions, Etc. Our stock has just been purchased, and is as fine as any in this City, Call and 6te us. COUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED, AND HIGHEST PRICE PAID; Store, west side public square. soon All kinds of coal, at llowell Bros, yard.

For good farms, call on Taylor BaIvSAIUJ. A five year old for sale, af Howell Bios. yard. Omaha mixed paints, at cott, at Eowel! Bros. yard.

Choice bargains in lands at the Bank of G'en Elder. For a good, reliable pump, call on Creighton Yates. A car load of Qumey Lme, just received at Howell Bros. yard. Farm loans at 0 per cent straight, on 5 years time, Tayloii.

Bakxaud. Call 'on Creighton Yates for the Jackson Wagon Tun Best In The Would. A car load of fresh lime, just received by the Glen Elder Lumber at $1.10 per barrel. For the cheapest lumber 3on ever saw, go to the Gieu Elder Lum her company. They have knocked the bottom out of all grilles of lumber.

J3 ir. $io anrASD. A pocket memorandum book Post Office in this City on April 9th. The book contained $2j'aml a Teachers Certiiicate in? my name. I will give $10 Reward for the return of the jibove.

Please leave the same 'at the IlEiiALL Office. O. McBrnx'EY. Ai Hay. Ail members of Gkinr Elder Post No.

301 G. A. are hereby notified to be present at the nest regular meet ing, Saturday night May 21st for the purpose of making arrangements to observe Memorial 30th. By order of W. S.

CiiEIGHTON, N. F. Hewett, Adj't. P. Last Friday night, there was insti tuted in this city, Glen Elder Lodge, No.

I. O. O. F. For several weeks past preparations have been going oa and last Friday night S.

F. Burdetto, Grand Secretary of the or der for Kansas, assisted by members from other lodges, duly instituted the lodge and installed its ofScrs. There were present as visiting brothers, from Ion a Lodge, Frank Pound, Genio Pound, J. B. Dressier, C.

J. Wheeler, G. W. Wood worth, James Davis, Jno Loomis, L. R.

McDaniels, D. L. Morton, Jno Hudleson, Chas. Lake, Yvr. E.

Bandy, Add Hull, Shell Hill. Spirit Springs Lodge Hoffman, J. S. Vennum, P. Header son, W.

Peeler, Theo Williams, Harry Searls, Wilber Lathrop, J. S. Benington, Wm. Buchaer, Thos Neal, C. E.

Hewitt, Thomas Porter, E. E. Hoffman, Pearl Bosehe, Frank Stev ens. Beloit Lodge, C. Davis, G.

Gilbilan, T. C. Rogers, WT. S. Lowe', Lew Strieker, E.

E. Brewer, II. C. Ketchum, A. G.

Mead, D. D. Lore, H.N. Fuller, Z. T.

Richards, C. B. Graves, E. L.Jlall, C. A.

Sturtevant, Jno. Bartleson, James Wallace, W. F. Yv" ray. Glen Elder lodge starts out with eighteen members and will make large accessions.

It is officered as follows: N. G. O. Houts, V. G.

Ed Redding" ton; Warden, John Murphy; Cpn.f Tim Clover; Sec, L. B. "Wilcox; Trcas.j T. J. Porter; I.

John Dickinson; O. S. Robinson; Trustees, L. B. Wilcox, Ed.

Reddingtou, F. M. Kaull- E. MORSE, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. GLEN ELDER, KANSAS.

Omee at resilience. All calls answereft, day or night. usi OF PURS DRUGS US FOR Ti SUPPLIES ON HAMD, P3 (f fcS Elk Usqi fMinnrn re h4 BELOIT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN SfasM IgrisolfuFSl Implements. J. I.

CASE AINTD UPTON THRESHERS, DEERIMt twine binders, Standard Pows and 0 i ti va tors. A. PP.DITT, Salesman. GOOS FOR A FULL LINE PATENT MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, PAINTS, OILS, DYE-STUFFS, "lass, Putty, Hrnsliee, SMii fSMLT mi is wmmi mil its CALL ON SCHOOL BOOKS AND WALL PAPER LN ENDLESS VARIETY. Physicians rrercriptions Carefully Compounded, Day or Night..