Elk City Democrat from Elk City, Kansas • 3

The Democrat Directory. LOCAL DIRECTORY. CHUiiUIEs. rti'v. Walter.

riiBtor. Hurvico, lm, ii ml till humbiya of eicli UXIIllll. M. U. SOUTH.

J'oclil, Pastor. Sunday of'cueli month, tlio UP- Hal ulllllcll. ntOFESSIONAL. J. Totter, office at residence E.Woodward, M.

office at resi 73 dence. W. W. Woodring, M. D.

Office over 5 cj 'A the Globe office. S3 Your Interest be to to see us It will if you want to BORROW MONEY, ON REAL ESTATE. We are Loaning Cheaper and Closing Loans Quicker than any Firm in Southern Kansas. Elk City Bank, GO G. Woodring; M.

Office with W. W. Woodring. J. T.

Davis, M. D. Offlce at Master-man Davis' drug store. Cormack, M. office upstairs over the post office.

White, Justice of the Teace and Collection agent, in the Kahle building. J. R. Charlton Attorney at Law, and -1 a i A V) (B ft 13 A 01 a CO MISSION JIAI'TIHT Itev. Win.

OuWv, I'lisUiv. SurvlccH, 1st sutunluy nlglit aii'l bumlny mornliiu. MKTHODIST EPISCOPAL. IK'V. John Milium, I'BHtor.

HrvlcB, Sunday ninrnmic nml evening of each inonllii In tlie PiitHbpUirliin Church, CHRISTIAN E. I. Ynlfh J'liHlnr. Iti'KUlur Her vines 1hI airl 3tl Sun duy of each month, In the 1'renby turlan UNION SUNDAY rvnr Kuniluy in tliu l'ruubytuiiun Cliurch, lit o'clock, a.m. SOCIETIES.

CARSON LOTHJIC, NO, 1.12, A.F.&A.M. incuts 2il nml 4lli Sutunluy evenings oi eucli month, iu llieir hall. J.W,Sl.MrSON, M. FRANK BAKER, See. ID CD B4 4 bd Collection agent.

Oliice with The p. CI a 9 Democrat. West, Gaston Real Estate Exchange, Loan Brokers and Claim agents. Office over the bank, i a ltUILDINd AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Samuel Weston Attorney at law, of WILLIAM PENN LODGE, No.

78, I.O.O.F. mcds every Thurmliiy evening In theh hull. AH. MolUNSTLR, N.G. his office on the shoulders of the Qarter Master and at the same time appropriate all the honor therefor to himself.

the ilrm of Weston Chrlsman, Loan and Real Estate Agents. a 09 0 in JLKOITY POST, G.A.R. meets 2d J. H. McVean Attorney at" Law, of aq We ilnd that the Q.

M. is much better a und 4lh Wtdiiefdiiy evoninK ot each month. T.J, Will IK, Post Cum. GO PS clothed and apparently better fed than the firm of J. II.

McVean Loan and Real Estate Agents, oliice in the I'appe building. when he entered upon the duties of the We meet with trouble in getting the people to comprehend clearly the workings of these associations. They are not building associations at all, but literally savings and loan associations. The prime object, however, of these associations, is to help some member build or Improve his homestead. To get the funds to loan, a possible capital stock is established; the shares of this capital are not all issued at once, but in said office.

It must be apparent to you that he has vastly improved in argu TOWNSHIP C. i5Vi'iBolu Clci'k, lolin Wills tiers Treiiflincri J. A lirown; T.J White, II Pendurvisi Constuble, W. M. Al-Urifee, J.

11. llojiuer. Hi r-1 ft SL mentative force, elocution and other CD oratorical powers which we attribute to the constant use and persistant practice of those facilties in the Post meet CD rrs CD GO m. Cf go' CITY DIRECTORY. Major, II.

Davis, Clerk, J. W. Rhodes. Trit'iiirer, A. Ledniiin, Marshal unit tree Commissioner, C.

L. Spencer. Assisluilt Mar thai, Hurt Couiiciliuen, .1. Rhodes, J. W.

Reed, U. W. Lucas, M. Led-limn, iai Leauure. series and the stock is not all paid up ings of the past year.

We object to the extreme length of annual report 55 which was evidently largely, if not wholly copied from Cleveland's mes- BUSINESS LOCALS. sago to Congress. AVe also object to the manner in which he claims in his I have good native fence posts. sale at my residence in Elk City. or Eij Rertknsu at once but in installments.

When the shares reach par they are cancelled, for it is supposed that all have been borrowed on, and that the loans have then all been paid up; but experience has proved that all the members are not borrowers, and no provisions are made for perpetuating the shares. The capital stock, according to law, is prospective. The monthly installments paid on the shares, represent part of the saving feature. The interest paid by tlie borrower is another. The lines paid by delinquent members is another.

While the premium bid for the privilige of the use of the money is a fourth source of income. These make the available funds. No money TRADES. FC Flush, Brown, jeweler. Taylor, drayman.

Wm Agnew, painter. Abe Lewis, carpenter. John Smitii, carpenter. Wm i'appe shoe maker. Chas Holland, plasterer.

John Dobbins, carpenter, ftobert Moat, blacksmith. James carpenter. Bailey Iligglns, barbers. GeOrge Thrasher, drayman. Carl Carlton, stone mason.

William Gable, stone mason. William Stark, stone mason. D. II. Williams, wagon maker.

Iligdon Morgan, blacksmiths. Fred Fappe, boot and slioc maker. Charles McGcc fashionable barber, II Faler, contractor and builder. Rogers, contractor and builder. AVortman, boot and shoe maker.

Byres, painter and paper hanger Person owing for Masonic assessment, will niiv tlie same to imp. nn nr lm. fore February 4th, 1K80. The agent, Mr. hwatzou, is absent Irom tlie state January 29th, 188(1.

W. W. Woodring. TAKE NOTICE. All parties'indeoted to mo tor physician's bills will please call and settle ekrlyiin thisinonth.

J. T. Davis. 06 to Headquarters for Smith Mof-fatt's ltoasted Coll'ee. Best in the market.

Sewcll has town property to sell or trfrde. The Elk City Mills are lurain in the lead. Their Flour cannot be heat. A good supply of Feed always on hands. Give them a call.

I have sold my stock of groceries to LIVERY STABLES; Imel Kniffcn, livery, feed and sale stable, 'buss to and from all trains and all parts of the city. William Stewart, livery, feed and sale stable. DON'T READ THIS! nKimyjVV fiLwa ODud im.vuui oqi Aud uiav uohia aoj 'mxxntt aaiivs Nil spunod 000'OS 'aaXNVAi inoA sxsaaaxxi Siill Josepn Jameson, who Assumes a outstanding debts. Those who are in- eebted to me on account will pay the report. The credit was wholly in himself of bringing the Post out of debt and all financial difficulty, and has not accorded the Commander and Q.

M. 8. the credit actually due thorn for efficient aid in advising, explaining and doing for him the work pertaining to his office; AVe would suggest the propriety of his familiarizing himself with his own handwriting So that he call in the future read his own reports and render them intelligible to his hearers. Wo would also suggest the advisibility of estraining a seeming proclivity of his or getting his affairs as Justice of the L'eace mixed up with those connected vith his office in the G. A.

R. We can not close this report Avithout a few words of justly mental praise for the efficient manner in which he has conducted the ceremony of installation, which was preformed in a most Creditable manner. Dressed in full regimental, liis portly form swelled with pride, later with bean soup and coffee. His was tlie cynocure of all eyes. AVe arc Respt.

your Obt. A. M. Ledman, J. W.

RllODESj WlLLAKD MUBSON. same to J. L. iiuuu. it S.

G. Beekman. BORN. LEWIS-To Mr. and Mrs.

Abe Lewis of Elk City, last Monday morning, an eigiit and a half pound boy. This is adc'S tirst boy. DIED. Fred Kingston, house and sign pain ter. Henry Bosse, plasterer and stone mason.

KELLEY At his residence just east of Elk City, Tuesday 20, of Pneumonia, Thomas Kelley. Mr. Kel- A. C. Scwell makes loanS on farms at a low rate, l'apers made out promptly.

Just received at Headquarters the finest line of Queenswafe, Lustre Band Ware and Lamps ever brought to this which will be sold very cheap. J. It. Charlton's motto is, Low Kates And Quick Money. Fresh Buckwheat Flour at Headquarters.

.1. Charlton can nln.cn loans ithin ley emigrated to this county from Wayne in lSU'J, where he Knifl'en Vandusen, blacksmiths nas Uvea ever since. and wagon makers. White, house and sign painter, paper hanging a specialty. 1 Read the article on the workings of the Loan and Building Association in another column.

Mr. Leasure has had live years experience in the business, ihrtfe days from time of receiving ab ana explains many points, wliicu, er-haps many of our readers do not fully understand. stract Wanted. All persons knowing them Manchester Union: Logan may have NOTICE FOR 1'UBLICATION. Land Office at Independence, KansaS) December 22hd, 1885.

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 proof will be made before the S. selves indebted to me, to call and set some fun yet reminding Senators Hoar ana JiiViirts mat tliey "went gooU" lor tle at once. R. I. Harris.

Dornian B. Eaton's republicanism. But who would have thought that so soon and from such high authority as Save money by buying groceries at lie iliar ters. tlie UniteU (states senate tuat it slioulu Jianu Oliice, nt inuepenuence jvaneau, on Friday, February 12th, 1880. viz: George S.

Bays, for tlie quarter of fie settled that a mugwump is a repub lican? MERCANTILE. Wm Wright, druggist. Arnold, druggist. Mrs JAV Clifford, milliner. Wm Broxson meat market.

Adams, harness maker. AV" Rhodes, harness maker. Mrs Laura Colle'tt, milliner. Ed Bcrtenshaw, meat market. Goodpaster, harness maker.

Mastermnn Davis, druggists. A Ledman, dealer in furniture. Stevenson Tallman, restaurant. Kniffcn Paullen, stock shippers. Mrs.

Stimson, music and variety store Collections made a specialty, and all business promptly attended to by T.J. White. Last Tuesday morning ye editor am better half received an invitation tt. take dinner with Uncle Davy Harmon. ne quarter of Sec; as, xp.

3i rango 12 east, lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land viz: J. C. VOorhees, A. J. Johnson, E.

E. Hall and D. E. Hubble, all of Longton, Kansas. No.

4027. Clate M. Kalstin, Register. Money to loan on real estate at 7, 8 fine 0 per cent. J.

K. Charlton. out owing to a presure ot business we were unable to attend, but we want to say right here, that from this time on. For nice fresh bread go to J. N.

But a we ever have anotner sucn a cnance. ousiness must stand aside, We can't ol-ford to miss such chances iust because kept in the treasury, but is loaned out every month on paid up shares, or oi improved real estate, or to improvi tlie same. Those members who do noi borrow, pay monthly on the install ments on their shares. The borrower pajs both his installment and interest monthly. This divides all members into two classes called investing and borrowing members.

In nioe't of the well associations the members are, and should be, both to fulfill the lawful purposes of these associations. The earnings' are credited up to the shares of stock, (issued or not cancelled,) quarterly. This is really a dividend but is not paid out then. The shares issued first reach par first, and aro then cancelled and new shares issued in their stead. To the investing members a final dividend is declared when their shares mature and all their money paid in is withdrawn.

It is found that by this method of savings ind loans that money doubles in seven or eight years. The borrowing mem-oers have their loan papers cancelled as well as their shares, and then they can sing 'The year of jubilee has ilow the earnings in these associations can increase so rapidly is a mystery to the people familiar with simple interest only. Not only is there a steady stream of money loaned every month at simple interest, but in the subsequent months tlie interest is loaned; in fact, the interest and part of the principal is compounded monthly. This is vhy the shares mature so rapidly. We ompound it or get inter st on interest, md all members participate in these irolits; but to each borrower it is only iimplc interest.

It is easy to underhand that with a large income that the golden ball will increase more rapidly iy these monthly accretions as the cars go on. An association that ath-ts up such savings for its membership md still lends a helping hand to all (orrowers, is truly founded on wise, reaching financial principals. This is why these associations aro so lopular, and aro steadily growing in avor. They cultivate frugality and a dsposition to save. I am deeply im- ressed with this fact, that it 1s much asier to spend than to save.

The old jdage, "to err is human," I would change it to read, to spend is human, to save divine. I am pursuaded more and more that if the many advantages of these associations were clearly understood that all classes, from the poorest to the wealthiest would secure their help and improve the chance they offer for themselves or friends. E. D. L.

tr's. 5c. a loaf, or six for a quarter. COAL! Go to G. B.

Shaw for Coal there is a little business that needs to Love, dealer in farm imple oe done. DISTRICT NO. 29. Anthracite, Blassburg and Kansas. Now is the time to buy your seasons J.

T. Brunton of Washington ioal at Bed Bock rrices. Always to be had at Headquarters LadieS As the season is advancing, I will sell goods at cost with ten per cent added for the next Thirty Days. MRS. LAURA C.

COLLETT. lias purchased the John Brown farm. for which he paid $1.100 Jaiiief Iteed returned from Indiana where lias been visiting friends. Oweii returned home from Missouri when he has been for some time Berry of Elk City, is visiting hes her sister. Mrs.

R. O. Davidson am. 'he best goods fr the least money. Try that 50c Japan Tea, best In the AiaTKet.

For sale at Headquarters. other friends in this W. Local Happenings. Bring your Job Work to this office. Geo.

Dalby of Havana, was in the city last Tuesday. For oils and paints go to Masterman Dials' drug store. Laf. Shadley of Independence, was in town last Wednesday. Mr.

Geo. Taylor and wife of Havana, wcro in the city last Monday. Tom. West is working for Ed. Bcrtenshaw in the meat market.

Avery moved his billiard batt into Rogers' building last Monday. Cross Bro's Co. are selling wood and coal heating stoves at cost. Jake Haas has retired from the meat market owned by Ed. Bertcnshaw.

Davis Watkins have purchased the Reed property just north of the bank. Joseph Avery went down to Sedan last Tuesday and returned Wednesday. Masterman Davis' have the best line of watches and Jewelry kept in the city. Win. Reynolds of Havana, was visiting friends In the city the first of the week.

A. C. Scwell went to Kansas City with stock last Tuesday. He didn't get lost, oh, no. Those who attended.

thp dance at the rink, Friday night, of last week, report a very pleasant time. Masterman Davis' carry a full line of legal blanks, and stationery of all kinds and quality. Joseph Jameson has purchased Beeiiiin's sto ck of giocerieSj and has them into SewcU's building. Frank Weston left here for Syracuse, last Monday morning. We understand that lie will engage in the drug business in that city.

All persons who are indebted to uh. arc requested to call and settle at once, by cash or note. Da Vis Watkins. We want all the good fresh unsalted butter that we can get. We will pay the highest price.

Wright Brown. All who are indebted to N. Ives are requested to call on me, at once, and settle by cash or note, and save cost. T.J. White.

All persons indebted to me on open accounts prior to January 1st must call and settle the same either cash or note within the next thirty days. Reader, if you owe me, this means you. I must settle at least once a year. January2Sth.18.se 4v. W.

Woodrino, John Taylor, one of the Taylor of WaynesTillc, breeders of fine stock, came irt from the east last Tuesday morning Mr. Taylor is an old friend of John Heckard's and PaullenV Ho informs uS that he and his brother took $1,770 in premiums at the World'6 Fair; He is In the west looking at the country with the Intention of locating ifhe canfinda place that Suits him. We hope he will tstop near Elk City, and we know that, ho Sha'ficf has some attraction over to tlx Littleton district blizzard or no blizzan lames McNeal wishes to sell out he wants to go where it is not so cold ments. Woodring, Hare Scwell, stock shippers. Adams, dealer in clothing, boots and shoes.

Jonah Tullis, dealer in groceries and provisions. Davis, dealer in floilr, feed, wood and coal. Look wood, grain shipper. II Woodring, manager. Davis Watkins, dealers, in general merchandise.

Wright Brown, dealers in general merchandise. Beekiiian, dealer in groceries and provisions. A li Qiiigg, dealer in hardware; stoves and tinware. Chambers Bro's dealers' in general-merchandise. Cross Bro's dealers In hardware and farm implements.

Buy your Tobacco at Headquarters. They have a few brands which they are dio'sing out at cost. Whom it Max Concern. I am in possession of information of Interest to Mexican soldiers. Call on' meat Tom Higdon's blacksmith shop, and I will tive' ydu full particulars.

I). II. Williams. 53,000 for 25 centSi Beford you start buy an accident ticket in the Travelers, insuring $3,000 in case of death by accident, or $15 ft week while totally disabled by accidental injury. Costi 1 day, 25 cents; 2 davs, 00 cents 3 day, 75 cents 5 dayst 10 days, $2.50 5 30 days, $4.50.

For sale at the depot. Thk Travelers Ins. Hartford, Conn. 11. cVEAN, Attorney al-Law, wilt practice In Montgomery and adj Jinln hi 11 1 leu ATTENTION, OLD SOLDIERS All those applying for a pension or increase of pension, or having any claim against the government, will do well to ih'on West, Gaston Elk City.

ne anticipates going to Illinois. C. Shaller has returned home iron Klk City where she lias been visiting Iriends for some time Ai eight pound girl was born to Mr. am Mrs. R.

A. Howard, on January 25, 'i it. A. says he thinks there is a sligh chance for his recovery. Daddy Hague.

The early passenger from the Wednesday morning brought int. our city the following distinguished gentlemen from Independence: The Hon. Wm. Dunkin, Col. II.

Crane, Gen'l W. II. H. Larimer, Capt. Lafayette Shadley and Major Miles Pugh.

Our timid Reporter had the audacity to call upon these eminent gentlemen at their hotel, and at an interview then and there held, gleaned the following facts: These gentlemen constituted a surprise party, and they were on their way to the residence of Col, Fred S. Palmer, for the purpose of celebrating that gentleman's 62 Alter lingering in our city a short time they started on their journey to the Col's home. Ontheitway they stooped at Shawfe dealers' in lumber and grain. Leisure, manager. WOODRING, QHYSICIJM SUGiGEOJJ, Obstetrical practice pecialty.

My office il at home, tlin tluura north of thtsDaptiat Charch. Elk City. Elk City "Mill, Musson, BelirenS Weston, pfop'rs. Full roller process. Long-Bell Lumber dealers In WANTED, Kt Headquarters, Butter, Eggs, Poultry and Game, for which will pay the frghest market price.

TAKE NOTICE; All persons themselves' indebted to L. W. Mycr's will please calf ind settle by ciu-h or Tlie books vv i 11 be founQ at Davis Watkin's dry goods stores luuiccr and coal. Davis, manager, The following article was found by our reporter a few nights ago, and as It DR. HENDERSON 6064 608 WYANDOTTE SL.MNSAS vi 1 1, mu.

IIOTELSi Burchficld Hotel, G. Vt Sciby pro prlctor. Rates $3 per day. Tepfer House, G. Kahle proprie 2 vrartir.

Win Clilrflfff. Authorised 13 treat Chronic, Nenran; and BpeelaJ Diwaws. Seminal Weakneu (Nl(thf 1 BIamwm), Seaual Debility ILom of Beiual IjHowerl. Guaranty Cure or mone I rAJ refunded. Charge, low.

Aire and eiparl-I are Important. No mercury or In- tor, board by day or week. Trcmoht IlOuSe, Joseph Avcfy pro 1 prietor, board by dny or week where free from Pw or nreakaM. State youi em na term. Xjonmltatli.n Free Pfll BooKforboth waled forclntampa.

niifll II ITI II The Cft AT TURKISH may be of interest to some of our readers, We concluded to publish It. TO TUB COMMANDER AND COMRADES, Kl CITY l'OST, NO. 128 G. A. R.

We have the honor to submit herewith the following report of our investigations of the bboks, accounts and conduct of the retired Q. M. for the paft year. In accordance with your instructions we find on examination that tho books have been properly kept and the accounts as presented and read for the past yenr in the main to be correct. AVe commend his zeal in making" collections.

The avidity with which he Beizcs upon any and all invitations to participate' in bean suppers, and ho oncrinuitr with which he has NEWS PATERS. The Democrat, Charlton, pro1 nSCURiai 1JM RHEUMATIC CUKfc. The Tctlly Cap'Ul ui Timers' Journal. Weekly Capital and Fanner's iournal is nn 8-page, GO column weekly paper, published by 3. K.

at Topcka, Kansas The Capital is the official State paper, and gives Very complete reports of the meetings of the legislature, and all conventions and associations at the State capital. It con-Jains a G.A.R. department, and its gen-pl and State new 8 features are strong. lL is a splendid representative Kansas A POSITIVE llB for KHKUMATISM. the residence ot bergt.

jonn Xj. derringer, and took that worthy along with them. Notwithstanding the fact that it was a surprise to the his guests were received and entertained in royal style. It is not necessary for uS to say that they had a good time, for such a jovial crowd could have ho other kind. The Col.

Wa the recipient of an elegant gold headed cane from his guests. After spending the day in pleasure they returned to this city in the afternoon. Here the whole party were safely packed in a crockery case; marked, this side up, handle with and shipped C. O. D.

to the Express agent at Independence, at whose office their families art expected to call and receive them. pnetor. Published every Saturday. $1 caw this treatment fall" to cure or neip. eoverr In annal.

of medletnea. In relief: a fewdowremoyeaftver and patiiln Cure completed InMol daya. Selrt "Lnt per ycari Globe, Jennings proprietor. Pub lished eery Friday. 1 ycr yar; All persons indebted to ttie will call nnA fiptllo nri or befote Feb.

1BU Ac BANK. counts not settled by that date will Sample copy Sent free. Paner Elk City Bank, President, Chandler, Cashier. Special ne serT one year to any auurcss placed itt T. J.

White's hands ror lection. R. Haju til attention gieri to Real Estate Loan. of Kana, for on dollnr. managed to force ill the hard work 'of uuu a otiitr country anywhere..