Altamont Sentinel from Altamont, Kansas • 3

JUDltlOCS ADYISTISINOIS THE KIT TO STJCC2B5. JIitonoBt Sentinel TheDeming Make no application for FARM LOANS propose to give the borrower the VERY LOWEST KATE and PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY. Entered In the Posl Office at Altamont Kansas, as second class matter. Payments invariably in advanoe, and too name pat oa the book unless accompanied by the cash. OR ADVERTISING RATES KKASDMABtK; until yon have seen hv lompany than any other firm or mortgage company will or ean give.

We mean jnst what we say; Space forbids us it enumerate all the advantages tfc give the borrower, but will call your attention tc a few: THIRD: LOAN CAB 82 The INTEREST ON TOUR PAID AT OVX OFFICE FIRST: We are cititens of Labettfe County, and all our interest are centered here every dollar of profit from oar loans will be invested here, and will add to the available capital of the oonnty. Oar basinets is permanent and we nanntok afford to conduct it otherwise SECOfflK What Ww tell you; yon can fSsly uponr ton avoid all responsibility of misrepresentation or misunderstanding with local agent for yon deal with headqaarters, and as oar loans are written to ourselves We are bound to make oar agreements good. Every promise and representation will be carried out to the letter if it takes kbe last dollar. OUR LOANS ARE METER CUT D0W5 OR PAPERS DELATED. We make our inspector draw our own papers and pay out our own moaej on the right here in Oswego and we shall make ne charge for sending the money east.

Tour interest ooapons will be picaptiy on hand and you will avoid eorrespeadenoe annoyance on aooonnt cf the lean We sell our loan directly to the Eastern Investor, and can always tell you Just where it is held c4 ia case yoc desired antUipate payment of the mortgage we can secure you a release at a reasonable raie. IN ALL CASES1WE SAVE YOU MONEY. FRISCO T181E TABLE. EAST BOUND TRAINS. Wo 3 48 a.

m. 4 Tassenger 41 m- 82 Freight 5 m- 84 Freight I 55 p. as. 88 I-ocal Freight 9 45 a. II Through Freight 7 25 p.

m. WEST BOUND TRAINS. 1 Passenger 11 48 p. 8 Passenger 81 Local Freight 2 60 p. m.

S3 Through Freight 12 55 p. 1 45 a. m. 17 it 10 45 a. Ho.

82 and 85 will not carry passengers. Trains stop only on signals. M. J. ConLet, Agent.

HERE AND ELSEWHERE. than In a straightforward and honorable manner We shall do all in war power develop the county's resources. We Write the loans ourselves and have nothing to do with any mortgage company 200 or 2000 miles away. same day. We arc aooountable to no one exoept the lender.

If there sho aid be any delay er misrepresentation we cannot shift the blame on some one two nundred miles away but you can bring us to time. information in regard to everything eoareeed with loan. FINALLY. Do not let some falsifying agent of some foreign company tell yen all abont or terms, com to Headqnarters where you will always find os ready to give jou full will not cost you a cent, and even if we cannot make yon a lean we shall be gUd to meet you and will treat yon The Deming Investment Company, Office in National Bank Building Oswego, Kansas. Supervisor Cram has appointed the First Fublicatim in the Sentinel April 23.

Administrator's Notice. XJ follow ing'census enumerators for La bette county, who will commence their STATE OF KANSAS the frobit. duties the first of June: mul wubii saidCouniy Get your straw hats out. Put in your application for marshal. J.

A. Jonas was in Oswego last w-ek. Sam Williams want to Oswego In the matter op the Estatb or C. B. Woodford, Oswego city.

Andy Kaho, Tp. 1 PACIFIC HOUSE. JAMES SUDDUTH, Pnor'n. Fir.t-cla--. acoannodations.

Special attention given to transient custom. Rooms and beds kept neat and clean Table supplied with the best in the market. Try us. ALTAMONT, KANSAS NE BAKElER SHOl. SHAVING HAin DRESSING 11 l-L 1 1 mm Jobefh H.

Freeman, Deceased. C. Simpson, Mantana NOTICE 15 HEREBY GIVEN THAT letters of Admit. -titration have been J. L.

Piatt, Liberty Neut Todd is having his house paint- granted to the undersigned on the Es- I Jas H. Taylor, Mt Pleasant 1 ea. tate of Joseph H. Freeman late of said County, deceased, by the Honorable. II.

II. Graue, Howard L. W. Bloom, Elm Grove the Probate Court of the County and it D. V.

Watson, Riohlaad State aforesaid, dated the 16th day of April, A. 1.90. T. N. Todd, W.

H. Sharp. Mound Valley. S. Shafer, Walton Tp.

Now, all icrsons naving claims Eph France went to Missouri yester day. Corn is going up, but "let 'er go Oaliger." Press Wilson says those chickens are all right. against the said estate are hereby noti C. Thurston, North Tonsorial Artist. fied that they must present the same to Jas Goldsmith, Hackberry the undersigned for allowance, within 1 one year from said date of said Letters, 1 West side Main Street, or they may be precluded from any S.

T. Herman, Chetopa city. E. C. Burnett, Parsons.

C. Brewston, Parsons doing benefits of such Estate and that if ALTAMONT, KANSAS. S. A. Culbertson was last Saturday.

13 p- such claims not exhibited within W. J. Williams, Neosho Tp. three years after ths date of such letters, EO. LANE, they shall be forever barred.

H. C. Ryan. Labette Sarah A. freeman, Administratrix, of G.

A. W. Grant, Fairview the Estate of Joseph H. Freeman. De Walter Hodge.

Canada ceased Mrs. Dudley of Mound Valley wis in the city last week. Jim Bell of Mound Valley was in the town last Thursday. John Sanders shipped another car load of hogs Sunday. G.

A. Wade, Osage. Tp. (Mortimer April 15, 1890. -AND- Presinct.) Miss Agnes Baty, our wide-awake Chas.

Moore, Oaage Tp. (Dennis Pre HAIR-DRESSER County Superintendent, undertook last cinct.) tall to grade our country schools to town Tues John Windbigler was in On last Saturday afternoon, while J. East side Huston Ave. that they might be equal to our city W. Morris was trying to recover a buck schools in thoroughness in the same Kan.

Altamcnt day talking to our miller. Altamont continues to be the grain market in the county. best et that had dropped into the well at the branches. At the close of the school Santa Fe Stock yards in the north part year an examination is held to test the i I 93 $1 for 13 weeks. For sale by H.

C. Draper, Toplin OI ine no Qrew UP a p-awooaru fine8a Bnd echollarship of those who of the city, he drew up a pasteboard Mid Conley visited friends at i i 1 he New York Illustrated New will box, wrapped with some strings from have finished the course, and upon be maled to any address in the united an old dress or skirt, and weighted PER YEAR. $1.00 passing a satisfactory examination, a 1.00 but last Saturday and Sunday, Mrs. Conner has beau very sick she is improving at present. with a rock about 2x4x13 inches.

He States or Canada for three months on the reciept of One Dollar. Liberal dis diploma is granted to the pupil. The first examination for this township was did not open It. but came to town im Tinnm i3 CP 3s p- counts allowed to agents, postmasters and cldbs. InWs agents can sell this a i Ki mediately and informed.

marshall Clif Da-a Bonebrake was down from 92 4 held at Altamont last Friday, and was conducted by W. H. Conner and Chas paper freely, openly and above board. ford of what he had found, When the Ml 11 Parsons Sunday, visiting the boys. Sainnlo copies maled free.

Address marshall arrircd on the scene he opened H. Williams. The following persons The commissioner front Parsons is New York Illusteajid News, 252, Broadway New York City. the box and found the foetus'of a negro ba not in faver of a new jail at Oawego. 34 to 28 Pages Each Number.

Over One Thousand Three Hundred Paces took the examination; AltamontSchools Misses Alie Keid, Viola Hamilton, and by enclosed therein. The find was tak en to a doctor for examination, and was Steve Miller of Oswojo was rustling aronnd Altamont the first of the week. Sam McClelland. Janesville: Misses Mamie Cozad and Ina Sleeth. Rav- pronounced that of a negro girl baby, ALTAMOjST hotel MllS S.

L. DEINN-S Prophietkbss ONE DOLLAR In addition to the Literary Gems which bedeck its dsetcs. the Sand- p-q. The latest fashionoble fad, in the way month? Srowth lrom 00 burn Dist' C. A.Hildreth and May Ray.

Giod Accomodations, and Special 1 cepuon ana naa eviuenuj ueen ia me i bnrn. Noble Dis is a herring Carl Bryner. Belle Attention Paid to Transient Custom. of social entertainment, social, ville Dist; Stella McCrary. Dispatch offers to its readers the latest news from all the world by its well for six or eight days.

The mar-shall had the body buried in the propper sbt8 A Good Able and manner. Suspision points very strong' Ross Hagerman who now lives In the ln.liAn Territory was in town last A Soldiet's Wish. CP ly in a cartain direction, though as yet iST ALL ALIKE -c weok. The popular captain of company nothing definite as to the paternity of special ana exclusive telegraphic service. It has, in addition to its large corps of correspondents in every prominent city of the country, the full reports of the Unhed Press and Crests News Association, a special cable service, its own leased wire, direct to the World office in New that Great Center of News, and with its own operator at each nd, receive all that is important, transpiring in any Tand; thus possessins advantages ov6r any competitor, the same interest oof-trolling both the .1..

i i i r-A. ii 1 1 0 a. Located east of C. Lane Co. Ryan has been appointed line cnua nas Deen lerrnea.

uoacyTiuei iuv.m regiwenf was siroiung Thomas in the woods just out of camp one day for Labotte town- Journal. census enumerator ship during the war, says the Salem Witch, List of letters remaining; uncalled tor in the Post Office at Altamont Kansas, when he came upon a member of his company sitting on the stump of a tree DR. K. P. ASHlEY New York World and the Clair Jackson acted as Prin.

of the Altamont schools during Mr. Conner's for the month ending March SI '90. looKing as though he had fought his Phamarson, Mrs. H. Frick, Chas W.

absence. Roberts. Rosa Delia. la8k fight- "What's the matter Bill," Goens, Mr. Resident Dentist, Will pay Bail Road fare from Altamont, Ivosrle, John Ogdon, Mr, Chester.

the captain. "Oh, nothing," was pZ 5 M. Daniels and Chas Frieadlime was i town shaking hands with the boys Vance, S. G. the reply, "I'm all right." "You look Parties calling for any of these letters Monday.

as though you had a bit of homeaiok-ness." "No sir," said Bill, with some to Oswego and return, for all parties will please say. advertised. E. F. Hoffmen and Miss A.

Hub- having $5.00 worth of M.E.Davis, P. resentment, "nothing of the sort." A bell were transacting business in Oswe w-v ITT 1 "Well what are ven thinking lhnntP" 8-l n. rv mm m-r I i 1 A I Its ill us go last Saturday. t.IltAl fT Ul WLm lK mrKei reviews are accepted autnonty throughout the country. I I.MflAM.

tL 1 UM tu-ui-vx "'K-J asked the Questioner. "1 wa welcome if nr iit TEncrnamnta I -oiumn are cieau ana a are cleau and a lor me purpose oi ooremg ror on. com, said the rerjnoilte- that Uh 00 Great reduction sale of embroideries guest at the Fireside. You are invited to subscribe for1830. You will never etc.

That is enterprise. Mound Valley mr f. tr from one cent per yard up, at must be teade one week previous to doing the work. OlSce over First regret it. struck gass a year or so ago and after barnP What on earth would yon do ii Miss F.

A. Hubbell's going down about 750 feet to develope Kat'l. Bank, Oswego, iaa: you were in your father's barn fp The OUR ST ASS the find strnek a eood strong vein of STRAYED from Mr. Landaker's poor fellow uttered a long' drawn sigh salt water and an abundance of wind nMtnra. a red steer calf belonging to and said "I'd go into the house mighty 11.

B. CROU3E, Makes a specialty of since which time the assets of the com E. F. Hoftman. Bert Harte Edmund Gosseo quick." pany are wind and water stoek.

Lew Wallace CATARRH, Strawberry, cabbage, tomato, mango and sweet petato plants at Harrington's Farmers, get yottr molasses made by Sullinan nose Terry Cook Florence Warden Rev. Dewitt Talmaga Mrs. M. E. W.

Sherwood Optie P. Read Worth, the Dressmaker Anna Catherine Green Program for the Epworth League Kate Field Julia Ward Howi)1 Kellar the Magtcia'-f nidi-Ella Wheeler Wiled Mrs Fnak Leslie Maud Howe 'The Dnt hes" Maiy J. Holmee Jules Verne Geo F.Slosson 4 2 H. W. Morris, this all.f or 15c a gallon.

April 23 1890. DYSPEPSIA, LIVER and KIDNEY COMPLAINT, And GENERAL DEBILITY He has purchased an has had Harriat Prescott Spofford Miss Wm ten years experience. He has a good Edward Everet Hale Music. Recitation; Etta Mtirray, Lulu Lottgh, Married, Mnoday evening, Effa Nuler, of this place, to Mr. Simpson of Parsons.

Mrs Alexander Buffalo Bill In his practice, and has no objections to Mona Caird butter worker fcr sale and a heavy sprint? wagon with a good top to trade Barroness Salvadore Biil Nye, America's Greatest Humorist. GltAUANTEE CURES uuet Winnie Walters and Mina for a farm wagon. Rev. J. S.

McClung preaches at the And a teste of othess, the Ablest in the country. Leave yotr Order with your Postmamter who forward it to us, and be' Call and see him, one door sonth of Presbvterian church every second and 1 the Sentinel office. Parsons is trying to get an appropria benefited thereby, or send it direct to the fourth Sundays of each month. 62 Browning, Select Reading; Myrtle Fogleman, Guitar Music. Recitation; Elmer Cohoon1, Instrumental Duet.

Altahomt. Kansas. tion for a Government building at that place Don't be hogish brethren. How POST-DISPATCH patch, drop us a Postal Card St.L6uis, Mo Owing to ihe crowded condition of our columns, we were compelled to would you like to trade your interest in LEX jyjcCULLY'S Debate. Question: Resolved that the the public building, for our interest in omit some of our correspondents.

Republican form of- government is the county seat. XjIVERYBU best attainable among men. Eastern exchange famished w. Beggs of Hopewell, was sizing CP P. CP CO Off The tMAmi' Wirva KcirwMtCM-.

lb Kcmam City Ttmm Hm wined the above Affirmative: Elmar Cohoon.filrs.New- ree of charge to depositors at up the town one day this week. Will fitto by alwufV being la the loremo mnk at lon, Mr. Conley. Miss HubbelL Nega the First National Bank Oswego I is one of those enterprising young men AND TRABSFEE LINE. Makes all train.

tive: Mr. Prather. Mr. Jackson. Mr.

Hie Mciropolitaa westerm sewspitpwra la ad-vocatlnK lbs fnlorsU Wst. Ia theeast- who get up and hnstle, so of course his Huffman, Miss W. Walters Mrs. Barnard who has been sick for stay was rather short. some time nassed.

went to the Health fy ONE FAR XOB BOUND TRIPS "Jt Dr. C. S. Newlon had the misfortune Home at Mound Valley, Monday. Reduced Kates wta.

B. K. Jl T. to loose his horse one night last week Furntehes the best turn out at reason By, Account of Soul hern Bapsist Meeting Anril 22 the JTrisco will sell tickets to which became tangled in the halter able rates. Paris Texas at rate of ONE FARE for strap and then getting fast in thestalL Account of the Southern Baptist When in need of anything in my line WOOQWORKSXsf AffAeHKIEHl-P Meeting which convenes at Ft.

Worth the round trip. Irv Todd has taken posession of the give me a call. May 9, 1890, the M. K. Ry.

M. J. Conley, Agt. barber shop formerly owned by Geo. Special attention given to Coitfmercial Lane, and is now pleasing all his old will sell upon May 7, 8, and ronnd tnp tickets to Ft.

Worth at rate of one ST.L0UiS.MO. OAlLAStTEXT Men. customers with his work. Several of the boys tackeled the goat again at Mound Valley Saturday OCR NEW I rnLLr-P-. Mtrflt.

Obwxgo Kxit. ra Money tfenten tbe TMnm looked upon aa tbe best of t-e ccmdlUcJaot the Wait, and tills puts ft la tbe peatUon of being tbe bestad f6tttto tbe West can Uafe. It has not let Its opptVrtuntties'pass, fcut on every occasioa kai done all la Its power toward the upbuilding e( Uiis greui Westera country. Atnoog the pria-ptUlltings kits advocated, aO--j et whiob kthfe Jc.b are: Ol'ieiilng ef OlilAhoiaaf 6peaiiig of Uta Cherokee tfrlt lYrlgatioa lor the arid region; Cfcesp traasporlaUoo for Kaonaa in this good work the JTmscm Cilq Tmet blicHs Uie Mitport at every Western man. Ita lMiiy la mm blithest and best edited in tbe West, and Ms Wewkly, wllk lis twelve large pages, lisaka wttli aay weekly aewspeper hi Um world.

The JTowm Ctty TUmm was aise the first to Inaiigtirate the systea eC fast tratus out of KnuMts City earrytag the rfgiilar ediUon of the jimo.utf Twin aad dlattrihuUng It orec Kaneas two hundred ailies west by eight o'clock a. three bows before lbs regular train leaves MteCMlt fare for round trip, ticket to be good 30 SH3 Solid K.i.kl lillL nitrht. Gable said "excuse me I am Some of C-wigo's musical talented days. Call upon your local ticket ag't. young folks serenaded onr town last tired." SUBSCRIBE FOR for tickets and particulars.

Gaston Meslie Gen. Pass A T. Sedalia Mb. Saturday night. Come again; we enjoy MUD sou, trwatinr cM.

Both Ml (mi writk works mm4 C. A curiosity in the shape of a colored 8 music. 'toaM rain-. Oxb rsBSOK-B wh kx.litr nun man was preambulating our streets Saturday. From the way onr small firtw, oirlir with our lirro ralHabl.

luieof ho ll "H3 H3E IS Komnds, and H. H. Boyd of Mrs, Wilson, editor and proprietor of the Wilsonton Jonrnol was in town ThM aaaipM.a nil lb watch, un fr e. All tk. wort Tea Parsons was in town the first of the Joys followed him up we should judge last week and made qui; office a pleas- week funking note of our fine horse ha was about as pcpular with them as ntcd do i to show wbatt aend Jom to ttanw who ll ruar friezid.

nd nrichbttra.ad thoM aboot piHlMiImn iil in rmloable tra'le iorua. whick hold foryrara km oao and thus w. arc repaid. We all eiprm. rVnfht, Arter.

you know all, if roa woald like la work nr rna can earn from IjiU to IM1 p-r and apward. AMr -Paf 'Mmd, M.XHt, SENTINEL aatoaU. ft; aYtrase wagon ot a circus..