Altamont Sentinel from Altamont, Kansas • 2

Ci)e jtltamnnt Scnlintt. moyr of Fulton County lad. 1R58 popular and ell llied TrU Caster beans $1. The township board meets Monday. W.

F. II dm man is building a oommo- HILLS NEWL05, Proprietors. 198Y. The Bee's perhaps" are not complete, we will subjoin a few Perhaps Kimball will be senator. Perhaps the taxes will be reduced.

Perhaps the Statesman will be dius barn. John Carpenter was attacked by Shipley's deer Monday and badly hurt-First the animal struck him with hi? antlers, then returning it bounded in the air and lit on him with its feet. These animals it seems are not harm less by any means, at large. Hon. Rep.

Smith who were a muni- Mrs. Lncas from Colorado is the guest H.MILLS.EDITOR. If any of out farmers are not satisfied with their present location they will fiad no difficulty in trading for eastern farms The eastern farmers all want to come here. We are stuck on the man that stops his paper for some fancied slight, and then has not manhood enough to say why, but uses that old stereotyped expression, "times are too hard." Yes, we are stuck on the man that can't of Mrs. Mahar.

nwirea ciutoren, one boy St. Louis, and two girls here, Miss and Mrs. Anna White, 'of Frank." Sam.M does' ncf bf lc nr to church but he will do to tfe credit be irg ve might he is a republican of thj stclwnrt revef scratching a ticket for friend or foe. The counciljmetr And transacted the TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION usual routine of business. i.eo Perhaps there Will be another Hoosier cipal star on his honest bosom here lasi Yer tlx Month 1 htf mootht Oar merchants are doing a good bus- picnic.

summer and who came near bring can 3 ness, everything considered. Perhaps the hotel Mathewson will'get didato for coroner on the GOP ticket WM. Cook, of Oswego. A Scminel Snured Altamont Postoffice ad clan matter- Little Onie is quite sick and spare 100 cents in 365 days for his home paper? A man of that stripe will com the present hopeful elections no more a citizen of Kansas we are told. He has reporter called cn Cook last wcrk has been for thepast ten days.

a leaser. Perhaps Oswego will M. K. W. railroad.

Perhaps our school book system will pare favorably wit hour County Corn's emigrated to Kansas City 'tis said, and Why is the Canadian debt three OCR ADVERTISING RATES AMD BULKS. and requested a few points on which to write a biographical sketch of bita. Mr Cook was in a pleasant mood arul re. President Cleveland and his good times ft9 great per capita as oursP we are left to associate with common color hereafter in this burg. ooking young wife have about finished From some unaccountable cause the be remedied.

ported his nps and downs aSfoUcwai Notice under the liead of "Special 5 cent a line each insertion, bourgeois raea.ureraetH their tour. Where is the republican It seems that the Indians have made speakers failed to materialize Tuesday Jo charge made than 25 cents. "I was born in th year 1837; in tha Ilusinets notices or editorials, calling attention to night. Why is it thus? sa me cou Tc hdcvsS Love this place a celebrated place among them since the year one, and before and Vutines enterprise, inserted in editorial or local news Perhaps lfBrooks says soOiwego will get the jail. Perhaps Lusk will be running a humorous paper.

columns, 10 cents a line each insertion. Hours and days amount todollars in nave bem the same kind of a rznubli- now many relics may be found, of that No kind of business notices or advertisements will inserted regularly in local news or editorial can and am yet. Came to Kausss la outside of Robert. Lincoln tht stands a a ghost of a show when the presidential election comes off? Blaine stands in the same shoes Henry Clay did. Sherman ii good stuff but he can't get the necessary votes, and so on.

after years if improved in the right way. people here for miles around. Mr. olunius at any price. Wasted time never returns.

Advertisements may be changed quarterly without '59 and drifted from one plar to smth. er thresh Kebr'ka aid Cclo-rado. In 1861 1 nMKtci a .1 Perhaps the hedges will be trimmed Wm. Hill has found an Indian nut stone to a lawful heighth, in the woods which is on exhibition at The county health officer is stirring up xtra charge, bills must be paid monthly. The trice for lecM advertisinc is fixed by law.

and the phyicians quite lively. He wants advertisements of this character will be charged legal J. C. Murphy returned from a month's Perhaps the P. P.

railroad will be a Newlon's drug store. It is a large relic paying'investment. and is covered with cavities to crack rate. reports, reports, all reports. AdTertismcnts ordered out befure expiration oi con trip in Colorado, Saturday with a pair of antlers and a peeled nose.

We will Miss Susie WatsonJha3 been sworn in Perhaps Mound Valley's gas well will nuts and a cariosity, as assistant postmaster. A good selec tract will be charged transient rates. No "special position" will be given foreign adver titers, No advertisement will be inserted for foreign adver-tisers at Jess rate than that charged home patrons. exist in the real estate offices. Rausas History.

add that the abrasions on the nose were not caused from cowboy influences, but tion and a worthy young lady. Perhaps Parsons will have another Every one is after money and no one All transient notices or advertisments must be paid by the sun's rays in tramping over the country, he has acquired a fund of in for In advance. The followmff bripf sltPtnh nf irooo should blame another for doing what they would do had they the chance. All electrotype or stereotype advertisements must Perhaps Oswego will get oat of debt history is taken from the Lawrence formation that is valuable besides ba on solid metal bases, as no wooden bases will be usrrted. ii sne gets anoiner compromise.

Journal health and recreation. We would.like to 'hear some of our Colorado Volentecrs. asd for tiree years and a half put in my tiir.6 JiLtn tto enemy of the country. I am no fixating them by the ball-t. I rtiztuf to this county Oct.

8th 1S70 and for years Was a horny-handed ron 01 tLs soil. Seven years ago I Trent into the milling business which I am As most of our renders know tho reputation of thEaglo MilL of Ow-po it is not necessary for ca to state tist is a paying business. Th whole bsU nens has bees built up by Mr. untiring energy. As a nr.

friend we know of no man in -s-fro that has more frie5s. Ha was a zu- Announcements of candidates For corporation and township offices, lor county offices, An law has just beeri un district otiices, jf 5.00. I'erhsps old man Miher will give us In 1803. President Jeffbrson bought the right of way for a road. from Napoleon the province of Loui? Perhaps BriodentuaH's aspirations anat including noariy all Kansas, for a labor brethren quoto fcPoor Richard's almanac, and practice what they preach.

earthed which forbids all kinds of ad Advertisements and business locals not marked withnumberotinsertionsrequirtdw.il be published antilordcicd out, and charged accordingly. vertising being placed on envelopes or wrappers of anykind. and sent through will hot teacn to the Governors chair. IMle more than 23,400.000 Obituaries, wedding notices, list of wedding or G. G.JBarber of CherryvaleT'was in I 4 TV Perhans the Bee will have 1000 cir- in iW arm a Part 01 Lou birthday presents, or resolutions of condolence, ex (ediiig ten line, will be charged cents per line.

he mail, Tho plainest kind of a buei the city Tuesday. His penchant seems isiana. and the laws of the district were Temperance Mid church notices, lor festivals, culation. and Abe will be a bloated bond to be the chawing up of Union Labor or any notice lhat pertain a money making, 5 cents made by William Harrison aiterwar ness card is prohibited. Whether the lawwill be enforced or not is hard to tell.

Wonder where the law has baen holder. fellows. per line each insertion. president aoting with the judge of the per naps uswego wm get the moss We received a proposition for a REPUIIMCAN T1CUET territory. hiding all these years.

rubbed of? its back and the hair out of vnuuic ivi onciiu ut-icrc lijf; i.i,ro, con Treasurer. F. Thorne, In 1859, congress changed the district poultry food adv. and takeour pay in chicken food. For gall and assinine The Sentinel is a local paper and we its teeth.

Register of Deeds. J. A. Flora efl Louisiana embracing Kansas and County Clerk W.Cook qualities theproposers take the bakeiy Perhaps the county commissioners vention this fall and only lct 'conation by two votes. Ha is t.

-sTr. of the laborirjf aian's and one of the jirst men of rnrt. Missouri. intend to make it everything the term local implies if our patrons will only Sheriff Lnmpson will recognize the claims of the western County Surveyor E. B.

Bay less 1812, the state of Louisiana was' farm Coroner F. Finley. half of the county. Tho.editor of the Coffeyville Surti going to start at Edna. We wish them all the'success possible but ed, and remainder of the territory was commissioner, 1st dist Jones T- Do wilt 'Ihlrne is a firm assist us with a little hard cash occasionally.

Altamont would look bad without a paper, and fools are scarce now and are not going into the news Perhaps Mr" Giles will be married changed to the territory of Missouri believer in tho duty of JU- lniarar.e are.afraiditjwon't pan. Perhaps Brown field will be Mayor- of In 1818, By a with Sptan. the Democrat Ticket. so that heVeM-isly prfcftcht Parsons, he takes so well. Mi s.

Abraham Bruce of Fulton western boundary of the Lonwians. J. L. Willams, O.ajre tp. Treasucr paper business very extensively.

Yours PerhaDS W. P. Wilson will besecdin purchase was adjusted. In tfc Mine 1. H'Frye, Cheeopa," Register, county aunt of Mrs.

Samuel sermon thereoD. Frcm it th following is taken for money. II. Martin, Ldna, Clerk deputies from Oswego to the uttermost har the first steamboat ascend! the WalteraadWitmer Parsons were- "Tho utter iaiiitTt-rrc cf v.i?a Ledeerwood. ParsottB, Sheriff.

From'a private letter we learn that visiting Mrs. Walter last week. corners of the county to servo tax war- Mssissippi river. A. Busbncll, Md.

Valley. Surveyor on lhi importsnt suijc' sccrur.ts for Al. Farmer is in No Man's land at rant? in I82U. conres phased an act ona Catuar Wilson, Chetopa, Coroner Altamont expected to at least much cri-no and the oarroriKni of tha Optima, where there are no laws and Perhans with a certaintv that Alta- blin lho of Missouri territory to three or four first-class republican day. Who nre these sweepiuc: 1.4 DOR TIL FT.

Treasurer W. H. Porter, mont will have 10,000 population, three becomo a and Prohibit slavery in speakers duringtthis campaign. he crossings with broken brooms and tne Louisiana uurcf asa north ot ibly they are needed more at Oswego railroads, the county seat, electric where everything is in a crude state oi civilization. He is a locator and land agent.

Al. can do their surveying and business according to the beat engineering, and commercial skill, and we ex- rf you penny as gr? and Mound Valley. Clerk register. Sheriff. Surveyor.

W. J. Millikifl. J. Russel, P.

Wilson, Robbins, Who arc these lost souls jr'idian" -t- lights, water works, public buildings, cable roads, frugar works, -castor bean 3 gaslight in thin shr.wis?Ah. thirty arisdegrees, thirty seconds, north laititude. The next ytar Missouri entered the us ion as a slave state. St. Louis then had a population of les than 5,000.

mills, manufactories of all kinds, in Coroner. Clandy, nect to hear of his eeUintr rich in tse re the victims of in many Did you'ever notice that when a man has the.blues he puts both hands in his breeches pockets an saunters along lixe he had just returned from a protracted Commissioner 1st di; Woodruff, eluding a green back mill etc. etc. In cases the forcer.st of parents nn jrr. near future.

hoc signo vinces, plunbus ununi, The Edna Enterprise has succumbed In 1833, the first wngontrainrpaped parenta might havo prol-ih'tcf it only kaowa how thpy to vox populi, vox Dei. QnSntuin t-ufneit. NOTICE. We mail a copy of this visit to a grave yard 1st tie to a number of papers with through Kansas to New Mexico, vhic vvas the beginning of the jComiSirce oi Several farmers in Neosho county There are 113 natural gas'companies to the inevitable. The people of Edna have not been properly educated as to the value of a local paper, and more than hkelv never will.

You know one "which wo Mould like to exchange right. prayed the froze they sack until the brcp.kipg tka b'H raised small but good crops of tobacco tn. inKansaB and the gist of the matter ii plains. In addition to the native Please put us on your list. Ibis year.

Kansas seems to be peculiarly that most of them are schemes, and for Indian population, Indians from other hey could not gpfc enonjih raontv to adapted to the raising of this plant. of our very highly esteemed Comfnis lie'purpoae of booming some broken down dilapidated towns. pay the rent: they could not z. aonev Some of our agriculturists should give statesjwere-givenresrr rations inKan.m Until 1824 the only white settlers in Kansas were those connected with sioners resides there, and we will; bet. a years subscription against one of the to decently clothe onn it a fair trial, to see whether tobacco C.

Murphy has received a very en Compare fht-i yonT furrhatti culture cdrn be made to pay. It is not editorials, that the Statesman Indian missions and traders, or whites day tht wrebed henm the- arir-3l of purity ar.d the angol of well to pin your faith and expend all WQO nad married Indians and adopted has a circulation five times larger than couraging letter from Mulberry Grove, stating the J. K. O. railroad was booming at that place'and that a survey a gret fight between the esnpty bread your labor on one or two crop3 their mode of life.

the "Enterprise." "Such 18 the milk trav and lb fir6h'ai aid ti Fredonia Chronicle. The.Santa Fe trail, a wagon road to of human was'being'madejn Mo. lack winerei arcel Ah-i We have before us an envellope, on The Grand Jury reported the jail at I have fronthe d.y.$ Sa aoraa New Mexico from Missouri, was established in 1 zb. Kansas was organized as a territory in The law of one corner which reada: Cornelius Oswego in a bad condition and suggest would like for some of the many owing for subscription and otherwise I beileve whit ycu ssy: r. is riib.

Porter, (W. II. Porter as a candidate ed that the evils be remedied. That's to call around and liquidate. If you ctn for Treasurer), real-estate loan, collect- 1820 declaring her free was repealed, and Christian, and I ncr.j rr.e ilsuc.

matter. My frir.d, yor just what we think and wouldj reccom I not pay all, pay part. We have a heart ine and insurance agents, Parsons Kan. and the new law opened freedom and iust below is a map of Labette or slavery, as the settlers might choos and believe in the golden rule. ire going lose th rcouiort of the same way the airier lcc mend a new jail entirely and to save unnecessary expense and trouble it should be built at Altamontwhere the TM 4 1 -1 1 no norm -ana souin enterea into a onfitv with evetv town in the county heaven by contestto people the ter itory.

and the ne best advertised business men in these parts at the present, are Kansas marked thereon except Altamont. Contest led to a clvI war. called th- county seat will eventually be. You county commissioners who are so overly Poor old Altamont, not even our labor ground me the Jdestittite end ar7 families of pr.rcnts who mean eoia day i pt City whiskey firms. The mails being border troubles, and cost 200 lives and friendPorter will recoo nize us, as the anxious, wearing your economical flooded with their Why they to attend to this Chiisiiaa $20 0G0.000 in money.

"geographical centre." Do you re- penurious brain power out by wrestling with little bills from the country, let's 1861, Kansas was admitted into the sent them here instead of Oswego is mystcryjto ns. mpmhnr Kimball? He cot our votes That is pretty Ptroug-andfor The Patrol can sav tromi he.it too. see what you will do with this jail busi union a a iree state. The war was waged with undaunted fury till the that it believes it ftdferlies a company ness. More anon.

that has no superior in the spnngneia mo. went rarr. i ma is the largest ciy in the country where the selling of liquor will be prohibited. We close cf the rebellion in 1865, and.near ly every inhabitant Was in the army. It is during thepast: fifteen years thai Mr.

Emmet from los, Our very worthy Sheriff is sending out a deputy in the person of Mr. Gill OSHEGO. Dr. Liggett lost thieves Sunday night. a horse by KSTX JESSES tt i i 51 say will be, because it'undoubtedly wit to serve delinquent tax warrants, of, nmi svc fiAU IiOp Konn flrAmn afaiA carry the same as the local option understand young Mr.

EmnioLacd vi" Sheriff oaic W9k uaiu uj nj and dariDff thafperiod she hast erown election'did. will be here before long. U. era VR rji. Saturday, and a buggy in it.

more rapidly than any other state in the say 30c to the costs only amotint to about 8 or 10 dollars, in some peases through mistake. Looking at it through the spectacles of; ignorance it Fort Scott and Kansas City are having m. S. Stone of Fairview, has just return union. J.

E. JONES, ed from a visit to looking hesrty. some newspaper controversy as to who shall get thelbig sugar works. Go in f.if'S Mr. Mortimer of Mori imer on the S.

BIOGIIAPIIICALSKETCIIES lemons who ever gets them will ge seems as if a deputy appointed in this town could do such work for a great deal less and would cause these poor delinquents to thank him, say a hundred wee, nuu s. Walter, samuelL Walter was badly squeezed too much like working Artistic painter. House, Sign vaintinir done with neaties aoJ diBpVfA. t-p one door south of Jones' Livery Altamont, Kansas. called- born Dec.

13" 1834, in Carl count up railroad bonds. John MeCan came in Friday with a Ind, and until 17 years old was a farmer California bee in hia bat as large as a boy. At that age young men began to The Public Ledger. G. W.

Cbilds' As you vslue health, perhaps life, csaminreacH auJ l- svre you the tiouuire, See tje Tt'H TruUv-Mai. the lull cn front of and on tins i-hle Uia te2lRnlsiiit(U-0of J.Jl. at in 'ie vbo-e fac- simile. Remember there imootl.tr (rcnulae Simmons liver Riulalr. fold, but thert Mt.

Pleasant did not do much towards securing a republican paper is before us, with the announce meeting house. branch out and it seems he was no ex Sheriffship. Do you reckon that is the ment that they have enlarged to a ten Several of our mechanics went this ceptiou to the rule, first going to Iowa week, out on the classic Punkin creek then back to Indianna, then entering reason? That obstructed mirth, that melan column page, lie ought to increase to about twenty-five columns to get as to build a farm house. ttte Service as a private in Company cholic mien, that abstracted air. that much reading matter as the ordinary xtmir Tr.v;n sii ho 9ih Ind.

Note the fact that he was THE WHITE IS ii4 uug uuiu ucio feelincr of lonesome goneness, that country paper gives. private and is proud of it. Oar impres iwo weecs wnen ne will retarn and re bilious visage, that cadaverous grin sion had been all along that the pri sume his pastorial work. and that dirty shirt of Gib Murphy's vates were Killed or missing; nothing The tramp has wended his' way to the larger cities wherethe free lunch and hand outs" are more plentiful. By results from the continued absence of Mr.

Jacob Phillips died at his home on Deer creek this week. He was an but Captains and Colonels remaining Mrs. Murphy, and we, would advise his friends if he has any, to keep a close the way have you noticed since the pro After rceiving an honorable discharge he settled in Hlinois. eneadner in the old settler and a single man. surveillance over hid actions often times hibitory law has been enforced that tramps skip this State and go around Our Osage orange make excellent crngt and saw mill business, in which suicidal tendencies spring up from jus yeuow aye the part used is the root, vocation he hasTteen for twenfv Tears us? Well its so.

NEW BARBER M. j. TitTOK, Proprietor. Clean linen and sharp razors. cutting, shair.pooning, etc.

Ciar ci the beat brand. Give me a cail. Keep your eyes on this. Tablets, Slates, Pencils, Ink, Erasers, Writing Pape r. Our 5c Tablet beats all.

At the Post Office. Ft f)nnfl aa nrall a iietS r9 Vi a oVtnra I such causes. "Later. We noticed at v. ne occupied quite natQDer oi nosi- T.

TLT- 1 I A new ruling of the postoffice depart the dance that his right foot came down miss. jwB5it iNuwiua suiris tais wees, tions oi trust amons: thtjm serving as -S. I ment provides that postal cards that are with the old time vigor. 'Richard is him. away to attend medical lectures, a councilman all the time there and unii self again." P.

S. to Cat this last profession she has been studying for he moved to Altamont, 20th 1884 uncalled for will be returned to the writer at the end of thirty days also that advertised letters will be held two the past two years. building a good property and 'putting IT IS THE BEST MADE, LIGHTEST QUIETEST AND SIMPLEST IN THE WORLD. off and your wife won't get onto you. C.

Stone, editor of the telephone The planet Venus is now visible in I i nice stock of confectionery and of four as heretofore was killed on Friday last fat Tahlequa, the day time, and a henomenon that everything pertaining to a first class being sent the dead letter office at Cherokee Nation, by E. C. Boudinot- occurs once in 8 years. It is the even- restaurant and running it successfully Washington. editor of the Cherokee Advocate, ing or morning star as the case may be.

Walter was elected councilman and The killing grew out of the; political The drui clerk who sold liouor 170 served ne year after hich time he Congress should do the fair thing by Dakota and allow her to enter the OUn HI OTTO: j-Protection in Territory. a-Pcrfection in Principle, Popularity in Universal NEEDLES, OILS AND PARTS ftp-Responsible dealers and Agents who wUb to handle the Best and Mos muddle now agitating the Cherokee people. The Telephone, which is the organ of the Mays party, said some very times in Wichita makes a poor martyr. P0stively refused to accept it again. If he had sold it to my boy the punish- But Qld take the street commissioners ment is none to much.

How was it if office and has filled that position with Union as a State. In 1880 fourteen of our states had population than i I hard thiners about Boudinot. whose Dakotah, and still she is refused admit soia loyour ooyr perfect satisfaction, beinff a man of Salable Goods, Address for particulars paper is run in the interest of the Rab A great flock of crows and blaok-birds energy he has kept work hummine tance. Some say because of a republi BuckRen's Arntca Malve, The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores. U'ers, Salt Rhenm Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Ildnd, Chilblains Corns, and all Skia Eruptions an A positively cures Pilo.

or ni py required, it is guaranteed to 21 ve pev- toft c.ttafYtiioi. rr mnriflt rffindnrt. a mile loag ha3 been flying over Osweiro dnriner his ad ministration th nnhiiA bit Bunch or National party. Bondino- can maioritv. If tbats the case the of evenings: going to the northwest.

wel, WM tMtt went to Stone and demanded'an apolo electoral college would be very materi Wfl do mtt knnv whthAr it mni nror i White Sewing Machine Co. XlOliTe StetSf lOuis Itlo "MC TCK TH IS PA.rER, gy or retraction, when Stone' made or famine or an epidemic of chicken- was bu51t sidewalks constructed and ally afiected, and we could not hope to see Dakotah a state for a long time to motion as if "to draw a pistol, and pox, and that our boy will get a bean in repaired, streets thoroughly worked etc Trice 25 cents pur box. For ny B. H. Barchatt.

Bondinot shot iurii. tus nose. t6. He was married to iss Ober ccmc..