Republican-Gazette from Gove City, Kansas • 1

Devoted to the Development of Gove County. Number 43. Volume IV. $1,50 PER ANNUM GOVE CITY, KANSAS, FRIDAY, JANUARY, 24, 1890. KILLE1N SMITH PUBL'RS.

001RESPONDENOE. SHERIFF'S SALE. In the District Court of the 23 Judicial Dls trict wltViln and for the County of Gove and state of KanKRS. J. Baker Plaintiff, vs.

Irwin Chase, J. O. Chase. A. Whitman and Mathorson, partners dolnsr business under an unknown firm name and Irwin Chase trustee for said Arm, Dol'endHnts.

The Union Bank of Fairmont. Nebraska, a corporation duly organized mid doing business bv virtue of the laws of the state of Nebraska Plaintiff vs, Chase Defendant John Cubbison Plaintiff s. I Chase Defendant J. H. Baker Plaintiff vs.

Irwin B. Chase, J. Chase, J. H. Rushton and Sawyer, partners doing business as such under an unanown firm name and Irwin B.

Chase Trustee for said firm Defendants. Baker Plaintiff vs. Irwin B. Chase chase J. H.

Rushton, E. C. Sawyer and George D. Noble oo-partners doing business as such under an unknown Arm name and Irwin B. Chase trustee for said Arm Defendants, By virtue of an order of sale Issued to me out of said court in the above entitled actions 1 will on Satur ay the 26tn day of January 1800 at 9 o'clock a.

m. at the east front door of the court house in the city of Gov City, in said county of Gove, state of Kansas, offer at pnb-lic sale and sell to the highest and best bidder for cash in bund the following undivided Interests In and to the following described real estate to-wit; An undivided one-fourth interest belonging to said J. O. Chase, another undivided one-fourth interest belonging to said Irwin Chase, an undivided three-eigbtas Interest belonging to said J. Rushton and E.

Sawyer and an undivided one-eighth interest belonging to salu George D. Noble in and to blocks Nob. one, two, tour, five, seven, twelve thirteen seventeen twenty-eight twenty-nine thirty thirty-one thirty-two forty forty one and the Park block and all of block six except lot six. lot one in block eight, all of block nine except lots one, two, three, four, five, ten and eleven, all of block ten except lotsseven-teen club teen and nineteen, allot block eleven exoept lots olght and twelve, all of block fourteen except lots one, two and throe, all of bloca fifteen, except lots three, four, five, six, and ght, ail of dIock sixteen except lots ono, two, eiKbt. nine, ten, twelve, thirteen, and fourteen alt of block eighteen except lots twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, and sixteen.

Lots five, fourteen, fifteen, twenty, twenty-one, twenty, two, in block nineteen, the west half of block twenty, lots one, two, three and four in bioca twenty-one, all of twenty-two except lots one, three, five, seven, eight, nineteen, twenty, twenty-one. twenty-two, twenty-threo aud twenty-four, alt of blocK twenty-three except lots one, two, three, four, five, fifteen and sixteen, all of block twenty-four except lot the west half of block twenty-five Lots one, two, twelve, thirteen, fourteen fifteen and sixteen in block twenty-six, all of block twenty-seven except lots six. suven and eight, all of block thirty-three exoept lots one, two. seven and eight, all of block thirty-lour exoept lots six, seven, eight, nine, ten and eleven, all of block thirty-six except a tract of one hundred aud fifty feet north and south by one hundred and foity feet, east and west in the northeast corner thereof, all of block thirty-seven except a tract one hundred feet north and south by a hundred and forty feet ast am' west in the northeast corner thereof he southwest qu Tter of block thirty-eight, and the south half of block thirty-nine all in the plutted town cf Familton (now Qiiinter) Gove County KansRS Also all that portion of the north west one-fourth of section twenty-nine township eleven south of range twenty-six not embrueod by the platted town of Familton mow Quintrr) same being that por-tiim of said quarter section lying on the north side of the Uniou Pacific Ry track, also that portion of the south west one-fourth of said section twenty-nine township eleven south of range twenty-six west not embraced by the Slatted town of Familton (row Quinter) same Blng that portion of 'said quarter section lying south of tbe south line of the town park, and blocks thirty -six to forty-one inclusive Also tbe northeast one-fourth and 'the southeast one-fourth section twenty-nine township eloven south of range twenty-six west, all lying and situated in the county of Gove and state of Kanfws. The above described real estate is taken as the property of suid defendants, J.

O. Chase, Irwin B. Chase, J. Kush-ton E. Sawyer and George D.

Noble and is directed by said order of sale to be sold after due aud legal appnui-cment to satisfy said order of sale. W. Hopkiss. Sheriff, Sheriff's offioe Gove City Kans Dec, 12 Notice for Publication 6173 Land OtHoe at Wa-Keeney Kan Jan 80 18U0 Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of bis intention tomakeLnal proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before the RegiBter and Receiver V. S.

land office at Wa-Keeney Kans. on March 3rd ltfUO vtz: ALVAH J. CAKR, II. No. 10033 for the see 15 1 15 SB w.

He names the following witnesses to prove bis continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz: Louis Peterson Fra iklin J. Bollinger Willard J. Tatman and Alexander Bollinger all of Utica, Ness Co. Kas. a Lee Monroe Register.

Notice. UTf V. 8. Land office at Wa-Keeney Ks Jnn 1 1-90 Complaint having been entered at this omce by Walter Bcoghler against William Shelley for abandoning his homestead entry no. 2043 dated March 1889 upon the 8 see 32 1 12 rSJ in oove county Kans.

with a view to the cancellation of said entry, the said parries re hereby summoned to appear at this office on the 3 day of March 1B9U at 9 o'clock a. to respond aud furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment. IS Lee Monroe Register S. R. cowic atty, SHERIFF'S SALE First trabllcutton Dec tOth.

State of Gove County S3. Burnham Trevet and llatils et sL Plaintiff. Addison Forrester and E'l Forrester. Defendf't9. By virtue of an order of sale to directed and delivered issued out of the clerk's offioe of the 23rd Judlclnl district court of Gove county Kansas, 1 will on tha 25th day of Januiry 1890 between the hours of 9 o'clock A.

if and 9 o'clock u. of said ay at the esst front door of the Court House In Gove City. In the county and stats aforesaid, offer at public eale and sell to the highest bidder for cash la hand the following described real property situated In tbe county of Gove in the state i Kansas, to-wit: the outh west of the northeast quarter (), tbe no'th ue-half () of the southeast quatW (i) and the aouthweet quarter (J) of the south west qaarter (J) of eectl- a four (4) township nfteen (13) south of rarge twenty-six (26) west of tbe sixth (6) principal meridian lying and situated la the eunty of G-'V and state of Kanevs containing one hundred and sixty acres. Tbe above described property to be then and there eoM eut -ct to a pri'r Ilea and tneumbrane to wit: of five hue- area aonars ivooe.w). i ne aoove aeeci io- i ed real property to be sold andr a re-cree of forecluMire, hi fav of Burnham Trevet ami UttU et al, and against H.

Addison Forrester and Ella 1 Forrester; yf. HoPZfws, 8herlff. Sheriff's efloe. Pes. 19 th 1881.

SHERIFFS SALE, State of Kansas Gore county S3, AmosW. Barnett, Plaintiff vs. Frank B. Strong By virtue of an execution to me directed and delivered Issued out of the dork's offico of tlis district court of Govo county Kansns I will on the eiuht day of lb0 at tho hour of So'rlocK p. m.

of sulci diiy at the court housedoorin Gove City tlieci.mity and state aforesaid offer nt public sulo mid sell to tbe highest bidder for cnuli in hand the following described real property situated in tbe county of Gove in tho slat" of Khhnis to-wlt. Tb' undivided one half interest In and to the west one-fourth ol sections township 11 south of range 38 west of the '1th p. m. Tie above described property levied upon and to be sold us tho property of the above mimed plaintiff to satisfy a Judgment in tuvor of said defenjant and ugalnet Mid plaintiff. J.

Hopkins sheriff R. C. linl.n nnderpherlff 40 Jones Henncssy lUtya for Dolonaant PUBLICATION NOTICE- First publication Jan. SrdirnO State of Kansas Gove County, in the District court of said county. F.W.Martin, Plaintiff, vs.

W. R. Dlckerson and W. E. Dickersoa Defendants.

The above named defendants non residents of the state of Kan. will take notice they have been sued in the above numd court for upon account, and that the above mimed plaintiff filed his petition in said court or. the 1st day of January 18D0; that an order of attachninivj In said action has by said court been issued ugninst the lands tenements, goods, chr-ttle and property ot said defendant in said county and that said defendants must answer demur to the said petition filed tVjrein by said plaintiff on or before the day of February A. D. or said petition will bo taken as true and judgment for plaintiff and RRHiiift said defendants in hhM action for slvty two dollars and sixty cents and costs thanwf and in the attachment therein granted, 1U be rendered accordingly J.K Todd.

Atty. for Pl'ff. attest Vv. Oblmger ilurk. SHERIFF'S SALE.

First publication Dec. "A'th. In the ilLti icl t-uurt of the 23 .1 ji4i-ll dltitrli't, pitting in and for the county of Gov In the stut of XT-eas, J. 0. Bulkid PihlDtilT VS.

Lenard N. Wels, Detendant. By virtue of an order of eale laened i me out of suid district court in tho ahov entitled notion. I will on Saturday, lh. 25th day of January A.

D. 1890 a1 3 o'clock in. of said da at the east floor tb Court Houwe, in the city of Gove City In the county of Gove in the Mate of K.unn-t offer at public Bale and kH to the higheg r. hii I best bidder for cash in hand all the following described real estate to-wit: The northwest quarter (J) of section No. twenty-three (33) towni-htp No.

fifteflit (IS) suth of range No, twenty-seven (27) we6t of.tha sixth king and sir-uatd in the county of Gove in tbe state of Kansas. The above described real is taken ae (he property of said defendants and la directed by said order of gile to be eoM and will sold without appraisement to satiety enid or. der of stile. 3. W.

Hopkins Sheriff-By E. C. Bonn Under Sheriff Gleed Gleed attys for plaintiff SHERIFF'S SALE- First publication Dee. Jtn. In the district court of the 23 Judicial dla rict sitting in and for the county of Gove it the state of Khusum J.

C. Billiard, Plaintiff. V8. Mary Jones, Hlrara Jones and Schuyler Opp. Defi-ndautsi By virtue of an ordpr of 6le issued me out of said dlttrlet court in the above entitled action I will On Saturday tbe 25th day of Juniiai A.

D. 1890 at 2 o'clock p. m. of e'id day at the east frontdoor of tiio court Hotiee In the clly of Gove City, It the county of Gove hi the eUte of offer at public sale ami sell to the highlit and beet bidder for cash in hand ail the following deeeribeit real estate to-wl'; The west otio-balf (J) the nort'ienst quarter (1-4) ecd the northeast qunrit-r (1-4) of the northeast quarter (1 4) ami the northnsr quarter (1-4) of the in-iU; w-Bt quarter (1 4) of section No. thirl- en (13) township No, nfteen (15) south -f range tweutv-six ('(i) west of the sixt't (6 lb) p.

m. lying aitii situated in the county of Gove in the state of Kansas. Tli above described retl estate taken art tbe property of said defendants and Igrii-rected bv said order of sale to be sold and will a sold without appraisement to satisfy said order of 8 ile. W. Hopkins.

Sheriff. B. Bonn Uuder Sheriff. Gleed Gleed Attys (or plaintiff. -SHERIFF'S SALE.

First publication Dec 20th. -Id the district court the 23rd. Judicial district sitting In and for tbe county of Gove In the 8tt of Kansas, The Amerlcaa Investment Co Plaintiff. 1 vs John Forrester end the Cay Center Loan Land Co, a corporation. Defend ante.

By virtue of an order of sale Issued to me out of said diet i let court in the above entitled tctlon ill on 9tutdy the 25th day of January A D. 1890 at 2 o'cloc p. of said day at the ett frout door of the Court House In th city cf Gove City In tbe county Gove tn the ate of Xtpsaa offer at pu'ilio sale and sell to the highest and bett bidder (or cash in hand all the following described real t-siate to-wit: The northwest quarter (1-4) of the northwest quarter (1-4) and the south one-half (1-2) of the northwest quart (1-4) ard the southwest quarter (1 4) ot tbe northeast quarter (1-4) of sf tion fourteen (14) township N. fifteen (II) south of rarge Ns tweety-seTen (27) west ot the (Cih p. m.

lying and t-lt-uated In the county of Gove iu tbe slate of Kansas. The above dea. real esute Is taken an tbe property said defendant and (a directed by said rrder of sate be ar.d will be sold wltnout appraisement to aallsfy sabl erder at 1. W. HrtPKnta- Sheriff.

KyK-CBobn Uodt Saerif lee 4 Gleed Attys for Prfh.lX Wedding Bells- At Wa-Keeney, on Sunday evening, at 7 o'clock, by the Rev. Brown, Mr. D. A. Borah was united in the holy bonds of matrimony to Miss Narra Jones.

The contracting parties are bo well known here that special mention see ms su. perfluous. Mr. Borah being our genial and popular county clerk. Miss Jones the accomplished daughter of Dr.

J. H. Jones, of Grinnell, is universally loved and respected wherever she is known, and Mr. Borah is to be congratulated upon his most excellent choice. The Gazette joins with their host of friends in wishing the happy couple every pleasure that is good on this mundane sphere.

One of the old sailors on the receiv-ing ship, Wabash, tells the following story about a chum of his; "Jim, here, was drifting along by a church one quiet Sunday, and desiring to keep up an acquaintance with his early boyhood friends, he dropped in to hear the sky pilot' spout. He hadn't done a great deal of snoozing for twenty-four hours before that, and it was not long before be was asleep and dream ing. He was at sea, in his dreams aloft. Presently the preacher tilkedj louder and louder. He was describing the end of the world.

'The end has come 1' he cried striking the pulpit with bis fist. The words aroused Jim who started up and shouted: "Then make a knot, you lubber, make a knot 1' The parson afterwards accept ed Jim's apology for the interruption. Ocean. Teachers Examination- Teachers desiring to take examination will please report at the school house in Gove City, at 9 o'clock sharp, Saturday morning Jan. 25th.

U. H. Cole. An Age of Improvement- The Evening News of Kansas City although not yet five years old, recognizes that this is an age of iroprov-ment. It has just moved into one of the handsomest newspapers buildings in the west; a building erected expressly for it and combines all the convienences that time and experience can suggest or money procure.

In addition a new Potter Perfecting press, with a capacity of twenty-five thousand papers an hour, has been added to its mechanical outfit, enabling it to take front rank among the established papers of the country. Do you take 8 daily paper Sup-, pose in any event jou try the Evening News. It will be sent you by mail every day except unday one year for two dollars. This is a special offer and is the lowest price that any daily newspaper has ever been sold for. While it is cheap in price it is in no sense of the word cheap in quality.

The telegraph ners is furnished by the United Press and thoroughly covers the world. Its short and pithy paragraphs of events happening in the three great stales of Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska are alone worth more than the cost of the paper. You can send your order direct to the Evening Nevs, 909 Wyandotte street, Kansas City, publisher of the Gazette has made arrangments with the Evening News and tho two papers will be sent one years for $3,00. You cannot afford at this season of the year to be without a good, reliable diarrhoea balsam In the house, as cramps, colic, diarrhoea and all inflammation of the stomach and bowels are exceedingly dangerous if not attended to at once. One bottle of Beggs' Diarrheoa Balsam will do more good in case of this kind than any other medicine on earth.

We uarantee it. by Jones, Grinnell Kans. Parties who contemplate going east beyond the Missouri river po'ots shonld notify me three or four days in advance in order to procure i hrough tickets thereby enablingpas-j ttngers to get better rates and have tneir baggage cnecKed through. L. BaiGGs, agt Uraiafield, Kb.

County Treasurer Ellithorpe and wife returned from their visit to Hussell, Friday. C. H. Cole has-been acting as deputy county clerk during the absence of Mr. Borah.

B. S. Eldred has everything you want in the grocery and canned goods line, and is selling at rock bottom prices. We acknowledge the receipt of two dollars from E. L.

Ferry, who will read the Gazettb and Topoka Capital during 1890. Miss Zoa Ellithorpe, our County treasurer's efficient deputy, left for her home in Russell. She will be missed by her many friends. 0. Thomas of the firm of Thomas Caswell, of Grain Jfield, was down Wednesday and had their snide jewelry case, continued.

T. Thoren, one of our old Lewis townsuip friends, now living at Limon, will hereafter read the Gove County Gazette. The ice harvest is at its height. Ex-sheriff Hopkins' ice-house was filled this week with some of the cleanest 12 inch ice era put in this region. The county commissioners of Trego county the order heretofore by force in which the county clerk and treasurer were allowed to retain all fees collected.

The city dads have received information that some of the ordinances have been violated. Boys, look out or you will hear something drap. The ladies of the Library Association will give a Grand Ball on the evening of February 14th, the. proceeds to be used for buying books. Lunch will served in hall.

This is their third annual party and if it is as enjoyable as those of former' years there will be 'fun 1 The Forum for January contains more contributions of real merit than any otber magazine of the day. Foremost among its contributors are J. Carlisle, Henry Labouchera, Mcjor Powell, Prof. Goldwin Smith, Dr. J.

M. Charcot; W. S. Lilly, Prof. Rodney Welch, and a host of others.

Pie-historic man in America by Major John W. Powell being in our opinion exceptionally good. There is scarcely a thing a woman cannot do with a hair pin. They use it to pick their teeth, button their shoes, clean their finger nails, punch out of cracks, fasten up stray bangs, clean out the stem of their husband's pipe, scratch their heads, trim lamp wicks, run it into cake to see if it is sufficiently done, and about a million other things the poor deluded nan knows nothing about, and they do it all with the Bame hairpin too. Ex.

There has been quite an argument among several of the boys as to whether ex-president Andrew Johnson was impeached or not Many do not understand the meaning or significance of the word impeached. To impeach is to accuse. An impeacher is an accuser, or one who prefers charges and imperched means literally accused, it does not necessarily follow that the accused must be found guilty of treason or other crime. He was impeached when accused. 'Tis said that an ex-confederate soldier sent five dollars to Gen.

Beauragard and told him to send in return a winning ticket in the Louisiana lottery, saying that he had been a faithful soldier of the lost cause, and that he cajae out of the army with hardly clothes enough to cover his nakedness. The general is said to have replied. "My dear comrade, I send yon a ticket; I also offer you this advice: If yon stick to the Louisiana lottery as faithfully as you did to the southern confederacy, you will not have clothes enough to wad a shot gun." Grinnell Items. Have you heard the expression, "Is it cold enough for you Sunday was the coldest day of the season. We froze our car.

Our School is progressing nicely under the reign of Miss Rosie Jones. 0. H. Kent is now able to drive oeer to his store. He has had a hard siege of sickness, The! la grippe has run out of material to work upon in town and had now attacked the people in the country.

O. B. Jones went to Wa-Kceney Satudary and returned Monday. Mr. Anderson, of Grand Island, father of our Sadie, made a visit to our burg last week.

Purdum Mitchell have just finished a commodious ice-house and are storing up the cold for next July, Jere says he will fix a place in it for his butter stamper and form a corner on butter next summer. Miss Sadie Anderson contemplates a vi3it to Michigm, in the near future. She will not commence her nex term of school until March. County Clerk Borah our Dell peacefully passed away from single cussedness to double blessedness, hst Suuday eve at Wa-Keeney, after a short attack of la grippe, complicated by the attractions of one of Grinnell's most accomplished young ladies, Miss Nara Jones. He leaves a wide circle of batchelor friends to mourn his desertion, headed by Dr.

Davis as chief mourner. Nevertheless they all join in wishing them a long life of unalloyed happiness. May their path be strewn with thorn-bereft roses. Our farmers feel dmost sure of a good wheat crop the coming year and are better satisfied with the country than ever before. Every man that hoi 's on to his land will wake up some morning and find himself wealthy.

There is nothing parents should be so careful about as selecting" a cough syrup. Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup costs no more than the cheap inferior nostrums thrown on the market. The best is none too good, be sure and ge' Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup. Is kept on hand at all times at J. if.

Joaas Grinnell Kansas. The passenger department of the Union Pacific R'y. has just issued a pamphlet entitled "outdoor sports and pastime," which gives the correct rules for base ball, lawn tennis, cro quet, polo, cricket, racquets, Quoits, LaCrosse, Foot Ball and Curling. It will be found especia'ly convenient as a reference book for these games, and by sending two cents in postage stamps to E. L.

Lomax, general passenger agent Union Pacific Ry. Omaha, a copy will bs cheerfully sent free. Notice for Publication 5171 Lund office at wa-neeney Kans law Notice is hereby (riven tint the following named settler has tiled notice of his lnwntion to make dnal proof in support of his claim aud that said proot will be made before the Judge of district court or iu his absence the clerk of disi court of Gove county Kans at Gove City Kans, on March 4th 1AM viz; LICHE VBERGKRH. No, 653 for theft seo 12 1 w. Renames the lollowiug witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: George Pints James Moore of Uove City, Kan, Wfuiam W.

Walkey David Ely, of Stoey, Kaus. Lee Monroe Register. SHERIFF'S SALE. 8tatr ot Kansas Gove County BS. Samuel Loag, Plaintiff vs.

Joseph E. and William LevalL De-feniiduts. By Virtue of an order of sal to directed and delivered Issued out of the Clerk's offioe of the District Court of Gove County, Kansas, I will on the 4th day of January 1890. at the of I o'clock p. of said day at the Court House door lu Oiive City, Id the county sad state aforesaid offer at public Mte and aell to the hlKhftat bidder or cash in huid the full win described real property slta-a ted In the county of Govs In the state Kansas to-wit: Lots No.

one (1) and two U) hi block twenty-three (23) In the town of Familtun. Now QuinW the same is surveyed and pkuied, Tbe above de-' eoribed i sal property to be sold nnner a detiee of f'irecloeure In fv.r of Samuel Long and gainst Joaeph Baker and William Lrvall. t. W. Horrors Sheriff.

K. C- Bobx Duder Sheriff, Sheriff's office Nov. 23nd 1889. Joues Hvuneesy atty. for pIT, U.P.Time Table at Grainlield.

Going Kast. Atlantic Express Eastern Express 6:00 p.m. Going West. Western Express 11 :04 a. tn.

Pacific Express 10:11 p. m. All passenger trains dally. Freights daily xoopt Sunday. c.

L. Bbiqgs, Agent. SOCIETIES. GOVB CITr LODGE. NO.

80S. Meets the first and third Tuesday of each mouth iu Masonic hall. L. F. Jones, W.

M. I. A. Bobah, 6eo. GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC.

Claries A. Nichols Tost No. 43. Meets the first and third Saturday of every mouth at Masonic Hall. ti.

K. Si-kncbh Cominauder. WOMEN'S RELIEF CORPS. Chas. A.

Nichols Corps No. 107. Meets the first and third Tuesdays of each month, at 8 o'clock P. M. JOTTINGS.

Fresh oj-sters at Hurlbut's. B. S. Eldred for your groceries -C. E.

Peirce has goae to Beater, Go to Dan Turner's for a good meal. Or. L. Keener, moved out to the ranch Tuesday, Bring j'our contest notices to the Gazette. Dell is "setting 'em up" in a royal manner.

Call at the Hackberry house for your dinner. C. O. Tilberg, of Lewis, township was in town Tuesday. Try 3.

S. Eldred on flour, he ti ill not be undersold. Mrs. B. Coy has bien down with a severe cold.

Farmers, go to the Hackbery House for you dinner. Postmaster Murphy, of Jerome, was in town Tuesday. Contest Notices published for fl, at the Gazette Supt. Cole visited the south part of the county Saturday. Mrs.

Geo. Brown, of Goodwater, Las been very low for pome days. Bolster's is the place for a hungry man to go for a good fill-up. Martin's place is where you can sell your butter and eggs to advantage. TJ.

W. Oblinger has been badly afflicted with influenza for the past week. Dan Turner's is the best place to get a good dinner ben you are in town. Highest market price paid for butter and eggs at at the old post office stand. A.

H. Stansbury, of 13-31, was in town and made us a pleasant call. Dr. Brainard has confined to his 9ed with a complicated cold during the last ten days. H.

A. Tlurlbut has opened op a fine line of candies, nuts and fruits, call and sec them, John Vanover called Thursday and contributed $1, 'on subscription, and also ordered the Gazette sent to his father at Boswell, Iud. Saturday was quite a busy day in town. The streets presented a regular 4th of Tuly appearance. The Hackberry house offers the best accomodations for the hungry traveler of any $1 day house in this region.

B. S. Eldred offers the people of Gove City and vicinity a well assorted lot of burial cases. When necessity xequires it, examine oar stock tf If the kind providence that clothes tho lillies in the field don't get around to as pretty soon ws will be compelled to go barefoot The dance to given Friday 11th by the ladies of the Library Association, will furnish a very commendable opportunity tot everyone to patronize that worthy institution the Library Association. it A i ''I I.