Ellsworth Reporter from Ellsworth, Kansas • 5

Oysters, Celery, Honey and Pure Maple Syrup, and the best of everything in the Grocery Line at CARD LORD ine wooers, 'Arnold Dolde for Treasurer. Established 1870, FOK SALE. The democratic ticket nominated G. W. Clawson Ellsworth Reporter.

5 No. 1. Tbe 160 acre farm on Oak Incorporated 1832. National 1S84 last Monday has by this time been pret CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK. creek known as tbe Simpkin's place 1 ty uliy discussed.

There seems to he FIRST mile north of the city limits, 90 aeres SEAVER, Altai at la, ABSTRACTOR OF TITLES OebharJt Huycke, Editors and Props cominir feelinor of approval, and it is- under culvatlon, good bay land, pas admitted that the ticket is a strong NATIONAL BANK. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1887. ona. If there is anything for "Smitty turage, timber and fair buildings.

"Will be on tbe market until tbe completion aim, we do him a favor tbit he wili appreciate in after ears. A few years of txpereuca. will teach that theories are not always practica', and a man of forty often knows more than one of twenty. Mr. Schmitt is a man of experience, modest aud unassuming.

He has proved himself a brave and courageous wldier, was honorably discharged, has -i large family to support, has always proved himself a good and quiet citi Deinir a German. Dolde is as good ELLSWORTH. KANSAS of tbe St. Louis and San Francisco Dutchman as he dare be. Dolde is al Capital, Surplus Reserve Profit, Authorized Capital.

$100,000 railroad into Ellsworth, for the ex A Comvlete set of Ab to more closely identified with the Capital Paid In, $50,000 tremely low price of $5,000. Terms, 12.000 cash, balance on time with 6 soldier element than his competitor, being- late Commanding Colonel of all CITT OFFICIALS. Mayor M. K. Brendage CoQiicllmen-TI.

Nnnna u'aker, J. Flsndj, Geors-e Sells. H. Bainnaelarmrg, E. Janzon.

Treasurer J. H. Clark. Clerk J. Champion.

Marshal Jack Hutching. Regular meetings or council on tbe Sod Tuesday evenings of each montb. stracts of Title to all the Real Estate in Ellsworth Real Estate Stockholders Liability, $100,000 the forces of Sons of Veterans in Kan O. W. Clawsos.

H. Hammklsbero, President. Vice President E. H. TEN5ET, Cashier.

OFFICERS. A. N. McLENNAN. President, County, kept constantly up State SaTingd Association.

A McLennan, President. VF Tompkins, Vice President A DcMe, Secretary. II Seaver, Atty and Abstractor. CAPITAL STOCK, $50,000 ELIJSWOKTII. KANSAS.

DIRECTORS John 1'ressuey, A Larkin, I II Clark. Geo Seit2, A Mclennan, Tompkins. I Uell, Jno Beyler, II McCoy. Allows interest on deposits of 11. and upwards at the rate of 4 per cent, per tn ii credited on the first of Janu-trv, April, July and October of each vear.

Higher rates allowed on time ertiflcates of deposit. Buys and sellB drafts on all parts of Europe. Loans Money on Personal or Chattel Security at a Low Rate of Interest i sas, aud the boys will vote for him to a man. It is the young soldier element, torn ticce the war, that refused to be led blindfolded Into the radical camp. Then It will be remembered that tht to date.

J. H. CLARK, Vice President zen and a a industrious man. He has ulied the office of Treasurer for a year past, and during that time has made DIRECTORS. JtfVTft M.

IN W. F. TOMPKINS. Cashier. T.

W. nAlL, Cashier. DIRECTORS. L1LU iu LVflll. able, efficient and accomodating of county commissioners were not satis-iled with treasurer Schmitt's selection Outside ot the cities in Kanaaa oontslmns a of T.UJO ao-J over, there are bu rhrve papers that hue a lamer circulation than the KlUwortb Hefobtek.

Onlv ittenui Power mntiiuc Offlue Id eaten-Kansas and all Home Print. MUST be In not Later than Tuesday immhi, nd no chauitt run fie made after ihat time. AND pei cetit interest. Price will be raised to $5,600, upon completion of railroad. No.

2. Lots 42 and 43 in Briscoe's Flr3t Addition to the city of Ellsworth, containing a quarter of a block, 160 by 150 feet, with good fence, orchard, barn, buggy-shed, -coal house, and all out-buildinga in good repair, good ell of water, cistern water Id the house, and hydrant water in three places in the yard, with a nine (9) room house and halls, closets, pantry and cemented cellar. This house is comparatively new and considered one of the best built and warmest houses in the city, was erected under the supervision of one of the most practical, builders iu Ellsworth county for a home place. The situation is elevated, healthy and in a good neighborhood. This desirable place is on the Tn 1.

until I. a i 1 i. i in lf ttia ft There is no limit to the of ficer, and there is no just reason why he should be removed. Rammelsber? W. Clawson, E.

T. Fairchlld, C. J. Evans, E. E.

Parker, B. tons, E. H. Tenney W. Phelps.

J. H. Clark the Jim Powers bank as custodian the county funds a year ago, but Hoesman. ovt aud Goff, all the coun VV. F.

Tomtkins, A. N. McLejtnas The Winter's Entertainments. J. H.

Ylvg8T, John L. Bell ty commissioners awarded the custudj W. Z. Smith. The Masonic fraternities, composed of the funds to the States Savings ink Accounts on Merchants, Farmers, Stock Loan Broker, of the Blue Lodge, Chapter.

Knights Dealers, and others, solicited. managed by Dolde, passed them over to Transacts a general banking business. remplar Guild and the Order of the nm mid he now holds tbe funds under Eastern Star, will give a series of en- a $200,000 bond. What's the matteT Exchange for sale at 15 cents per hundred. Our facilities for collecting are excellent.

Exchange, fifteen cents per J100. We loan money on chattel mortgages and tertainments and parties during the with Dolde's being elected county MONEY AT 8 1-2 PER CENT. His terms are always as low as the lowest. You can always borrow all the money that you can secure at 8 per cent, and no commission, at Seaver's on Douglas Avenue. If you desire an option loan, he can draw the papers giving winter for the purpose of raising funds ELLSWORTH, KAXS.

reaaurer and continuing to be trusted LOANS MONEY Oldest Bank in the County ON FARMS, railroad into Ellsworth, at the low price u-Lrt nuiA 1 balance approve names. assist in building the handsome with the revenue. If he was worthy of $6,000. Terms, $2,000 cash; temple in this city. and pays over proceeds tne day papers are signed.

hold the money a year ago by order if the county board isn he old enough ohold it a year hence? Ellsworth on time; reasonable rate of Interest. W. F. Tompkins, Ellsworth, Kans. Mrs.

Piielps returned to her home at Don't spend your money on out-of- We pay Interest an Time Deposits. We have a market for prime Bret-class In 'own trounFS, but arrange to enjoy Los Angeles, California, last evening WORTH OP- Democrat. very one of our entertainments, as Mrs. Marks accompanied her and wili remain in California several months. vestment securities.

The above is a fair sample of tha ex you leave to pay insi te of the every dollar you put into them is vir J. II. Clrk is quite sick. Hairy Anderson has built make Fans Loans" at SVi pet strata-nt with optional payments. I loan oo unpatented railroad lands.

I loan on second mortxare. I loan on chattel mortfaire. Ample funds to snpplr aD who call. He da lay. OUice oer Central National Bank.

tremely puerile argumeats of the a very We do a General Banking Business and Invito correspondence. Joseph and Charles Gauthie. of New Goods neat stable. pseudo-political Editor of the Demo tually an investment, aiding in the building of a Temple that will be a pride to our city and add value to your property. five years.

This will cost you nothing extra, and if you make the contract that way it is so written in the bond and Waukesha. Wis, uncles of Mrs. Laf- crat. Such arguments are not only disgraceful to the writer as being un ferty, and Mrs. Carpenter, of Abilene, Cut out the Programme to mother of Mrs.

paid her a short specified in the mortgage Avoid Forgetting Dates. worthy the ability and understanding NOW ON SALE AT visit this week. In Ihe loan business Seaver of infants many years the junior of the COMMITTEE. The entertainment committee of the Mason writer of the extract, but are veritable Card of Thanks. Of Iterest to Farmers ic Building Association willat as the Gener insults to the intelligent people of this A.

LARKIN, Wishes to call the attention of Friends and ihe General Public, to his Pall and Winter Goods consisting of Ladies' vVraps. Men's and Youths' Overcoats, Flannels, Blankets etc. Uoods are marked farbe-loiv present Market Prices. He invites all to rail and look over this unusually large and attractive JStock before purchasing. The CALIFORNIA UNDERWEAR for Ladies and Gents are all the rage, for Physicians recommend it to be For the many favor howu during al Executive Committee, for this winters entertainments, and have appointed tbe follow inir committees, viz: makes no claim to give an UNLIMITED AMOUNT OF MONEY, county, to whom they are fed.

Dr. II. A. Ellis, of Russell, was in the city last Sunday. II.

T. Anderson attended the Rice county fair last week. What beautiful weather is the common remark of every person now. Grand mai-querade ball by Hose Co. No.

1, on the evening of Dec. 30th. Mr. G. W.

Morris and family will remove to Cameron, Mo in a short time. Elsewhere in this issue will be fi und a -iat of entertainments to be held this LUEDDE'S. General Executive Committee Brun- While we do not wish to detract ine the last sickness of our mother, we re turn our heartfelt thanks. Mr. and Mrs.

J. Hawlet. daire, A Gebhardt. Wellinfrton. Halls and Decorations, ET Fairchild.

Tuttle. A Sternberg-, Mrs Hodgden, Mrs John Gettr. iota from the credit and worthiness of at any Better Rates than other Mr. Dolde, we are called upon by the I am enraged in the business of loaala money on real estate, and claim the toUowiatf advantages: Change of Voting Place. Music, bherrltr, Tompkins Sirs Day Invitation.

Hoeitman. A Wisrrln. Please bring us some bay on subscription. House to rent two blocks from Post Office, inquire of Frank Sternberg. Cholera is carrying off the principal proportion of the hog population around Wabash, Indiana.

Oliver Hill, of Iowa City, cousin of Wm. Hill, and Mrs. Mcbill of Lincoln, sister of J. W. Brooks, were present at Mrs.

Brooks' funeral. Paul Huycke received a letter from Frank Nunamaker, in which he vs that Napa is a beautiful -place, fine river, plenty of li3h and delightful climate. A. 8. McDowell and wife, from loan agents.nor does he claim to give you a softer mortgage above clipping, and in all fairness to both parties, to make plain and un The voting place in the Carneiro Card, Mrs A Dolde.

Mrs Fairchild. Reception. Hell. A Dolde. Evans.

to sign than other agents company of let: I represent tbs larpeM the kind ia the ulled Slates. Franks, Mrs Harris, Mrs Uherriff, Mrs qualified statements. First. Can any fair-minded man winter. insr.

ih thincr for thoRe who ate Wherever you horrow money you will be requested to sign a mortgage strong enough to secure payment of principal Mr. and Mrs. II. Baker are Visit- r-i believe for a moment that Mr. Dolde is more closely identified with the sol tfruDuitjfv.

Refreshments, Wellington. JF Dver, Kiddeil, Mrs Bell. Mrs Card. Mrs Smith. Mrs A Gebhardt.

Theatrical and Musical Entertainments A Gebhatdt, Hrundagc. Nicholson, Mrs Kiddeil, Mrs Lyons. Printing and advertising Geo Huycke, Fairchild, Geo Seltz. precinct will hereafter be at the new school house on the north-west quartei of section nineteen (19), township fifteen (15), range six (6) west James L. Dick, Trustee Garfield Township.

Kansas Midland. Zd: After year Sppl estloa for a loan tt taken, it will not tbke more tbaa a week so close it. and if necessary I eaa tflvs you ths money within three days. ing this wet-k at the Morse ranch, near dier element than Mr. Schmitt? and interest.

amiciea wun xtneumausm. Call soou aud get sizes before the Assortment is broken. A. LARKIN. Is it possible for a young man 23 i.

ii You can have all. the advan Finance, rianay, A cnase. Martin. Treasurer, Sherriff. The first named on each committee is chair J.

F. Henderson's uncle, Mr. Thomas Nolan, of Carrolton, is visiting 3d: Tour Interest wl'l bs payable la the west, and not at the ofnee of some eastern company. years of age, traveling inrougn ine State in Pullman cars and amid the Clayton, and Tom McDowell, tages that can be had anywhere, AT THE OFFICE OF Politics are warming up. luxuries of the present day, at the him this week.

Masquerade, Friday, January 6, '88 their son, of Anthony, have been Yellow fever has broken out in the expense of the Sons of Veterans, man. It Is desired that he call a meeting- of his committee at once, organize and arrange to successfully carry out the work assigned them In coinformity with following programme: Following Is the proirrame for this winters entertainments as laid out. and which will not be varricd or post poned on account of Attorney O. H. Bentley stated yesterday that the Kansas Midland will commence laying steel next Monday at the end of the track near Valley Center, The contract for ninety miles north of that point extending to Ellsworth, has been let to Particulars and invitations will be spending a few days with Mr.

and Mrs Ro3siter. to be as closely allied with the soldier given in due time 4tn: None of my mortgages am parable la gold. Many of my competitors draw tbetr mortgages psyable In that war. Nothing said about It in the application when tha los Is spi. led for.

but when the papers are tj celved for signing, tbs words "la Gold Gotir may be found, (generally, however. In not very plain type.) element as a man who. even before Mr. city weatner: south. J.

T. McKittrick wa3 in the yesterday. Mr. Gordineer has moved into ill H. fin Dolde was born, had voluntarily left Track laj'ing on the Kansas Midland has commenced, and in a few days the steel Masquerade, Friday.

January 6, '88 Particulars and invitations will be Bracey who are well known as railroad builders. Their outtit is now on the road from Salina. Three hundred and PROGRAMME. will eo down at the rate of three miles the fffty hands will be put to work laving day until the work is completed at that given in due time. the comforts of home, and, amid the hardships aud trials of the battlefield, faced foe and bullets, and received, Oct.

2Sth, Friday. Masonic GuUd assembly No 1 Oct -tftli, Saturday, do do public dinner. Douglas avenue. three miles of track per dav. Wichita Filling shelves and counters und reaching in great stacks up towards the ceiling.

Our building is pocked with new goods from basement so second fl'ior Everv department crowded full of new got ds. Piles and pyramids of new goods till you will wonder how we can gel them all nnder one roof. More goods than we have room to display, and more than we shall this week attempt to descriue. We mention only a few, you must come and lock at the rest Dress Goods only a word or two a' ut them this week. It would take a column to desciibe all our new and handsou'e fabrics for wometis dresses.

Stylibb, pretty stuffs in all tbe fall shade, cardinal, scarlet garuet, brown, blues, gendarme, olive, bronze, green, steel, plum and black. There never was a time when so 1 ttle money will buy for uny lady a stylish serviceable dress. Johu Getty stopped in Ottawa, three Carter house. County election two weeks from next Tuesday. rate at least as long as this kind ot weatn er continues.

Wichita Eagle, Oct. 19th. Paul Reaume has announced in this Nov 11th Friday, Theater or musical entertainment. Nov 25th Friday Masonic Guild asemblv No. I Nov 2Hth Saturday public dianer.

Dec th, Friday Theater or musical uct. lotn. Masonic Parties. while at the front, wouud3 that have caused him to suffer as a cripple during 6th: After your loan Is made and the coupons eorae doe, you will grt fair treatment a tbe hand of the company bold leg your loiaa. Some companies pmteit coupons, making aa expense of from t- to loreach coupon.

Such methods cannot be jnxtined. and no company should be patroulzed who resort to saea pet'y practices to extort money from farmer and oi here, who may be one day late la pari aw their Interest. week's issue, as a candidate for the of Mr. Z. Jackson's mother is making The prices for the Masonic parties this winter as per programme will be as fol fice of BherifT.

Paul is a'good fellow, Irm a short visit. the very years that his opponent has been living in luxury at the expense of the soldier element "to which he is so lows, viz: Deo ltu Monday. Grand opening- of Masonic Guild Fair, to continue one week. Dec 23rd Friday, Public deolcation of Temple, Installation of officers and Knights Templar ball. Dec 24th, 8aturrlay Oyster snpper and auc honest, brave, and well qualified for Abilene has let the contract for a Season tickets for seven () Theatres or the position, if elected, he would tion to close tbe fair.

days last week on bis way to Kansas City to see the President. John McQuigg, of Ironton, Ohio, is visiting his relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Snyder and family, of this city. The Stale Savings Association of Ellsworth desires $20,000 farm loans at once, at lowest rate of interest.

Mr. A. Ebberly, of Clay Center, was in tbe city last Saturday and Sunday, visiting his nephew, Mr. Gonne. closely and which Mr.

Schmitt risked his like to save. No men of make a good sheriff. tb: Favorable terms of paying before do will be given yon, written plainly la the musical entertainment, $3. Single tickets, 35 cents. Season tickets for 'seven (7) including the Knights Templar ball and suppers for each ball, $10.

per couple. Single tickets, including supper. $1.50 per Jan 13th. Friday Theater or musical concert Jan Z7tb, Masonic Guild assembly No 4 Jan 2th, Saturday Masonic Guild public The Democratic nominee for Regis sense and ''reason, whether soldier or civilian, young or old, can fail to ap inner. Feb 10th.

Friday, Theater or musical concert ter of Deeds has absolutely declined to run, which froes to show he has not couple, ine Saturday dinners xo cents. 1 lckets can be obtained of W. A. Stern Feb 24th, Friday, Masonic Guild assembly No 5. Feb 25th, Saturday do do public dinner Mch Mh.

Fridav Theater or musical concert berg, or of any of the executive commit much faith in the party. All tbe preciate the difference, and will protest against Buch imbecilic arguments bv the ballot. tee. nominees on that ticket might just as well pull off. Poor old party.

$17,000 city hall. Crazy quilt pieces at A C. Streicher Crane's book store. Friend Tolksdorf made U3 a call yesterday morning. Dr.

trnell is in the city, shaking hands with his many friends. It is rumored that R. W. Carter will return to Ellsworth shortly. The Midland bridge across tbe Smoky Hill river, will be completed this week.

Mrs. Dr. Pinney, of Wil3on. was Mcb tld, Friday Masonic Guild assembly No Mch SKtrd. aturday do public dinner Apl 13th.

Friday. Theater or Musical concert 7th When the mortgage ts recorded yea srt be paid the money, or. if there are aay iDeam-brance on your property to be paid off oat of toe money that Jou borrow, they wiU be take up and tbe balance handed over te you la ease. Some comp mies nuke a practice ef placing mnrtwsires on record and negotiating thrm instances have been known wbete so-ealied "Kesponsible Loaning Companies" and ftrms have been Irotn one four moo tbs selling tba loan, during which time tbe oornvet was obliged to wait for tho money due alio, as4 pas Interest oo the money. The Midland railroad, is now being The Editor of tbe Democrat evident GRAND MASQUERADE BALL, Apl 27th, friday, Masonic Guild assembly No 7.

Dress trimmings, bead, je 9. fringes I lively pushed from both Lyons and ly uses and applies the meaning of the Apl 2th, Saturday. do public dinner braids, everything that gives tor aud Mr. E. P.

nand brought to our office Wednesday morning a number of strawberries, fresh and nearly ripe, he term soldier from the same causes as he calls himself a politican, i. ignor stle to a costume in colors to match all the new shades of dress goods. ance of the true meaning. There are 1st. No charges for drawing 2nd.

No stranger comes to examir your land and no one need know you are getting a loan. 3rd. You can have money on two, three, iour, five or seven years time. 4tth. You can pay it off in installments.

5th The rate is generally 8 per cent and no co iimissioil. But he frequently has small amounts of money that can be placed far below the regular rates. Money may be advertised at SEVEN PER CENT, But when you go to get it, you will find there is a commis sion to pay. Money may -be down to 7 per cent and no commission, but it is not vet. It i3 no use to advertise more than can be done.

The above are the rates on ordinary sized loans. On large loans, you can have lower rates. 6th. Before you leave the office, the papers will be explained to you and you will 2d We doubt Mr. Dolde's right to Toboggans One of the neatest, I nicest things for Misses' and Ladies' In conclusion, tbe com osrrv that I Br HOSE COMPANY NO BEING THEIR 2ND GRAND ANNUAL BALL, AT ELLSWORTH, KAS FRIDAY EVEN', DEC.

30, '87. Master of ceremonies. E. Sher- sent takes pleasure la doins- baslness srlia oe even a member of the Sons of Vet down attending the funeral of Mrs. everyonela such a way that every borrower wUl be so well satisfied that he wiU advertise me and say a go-id word for me to his friaadaad nelarhbor whenever tbe opportunity offers.

When tn town please call and talk over with me any business in my line, and if I cannot loan yon any money, you are welcome to tar erans. Ills father was a gentleman oi many fair qualities, but we do not ihluk he was a soldier, in which case riff. Chief of Ellsworth Fire Depart Brooks. See new "ad" in this issue of G. n.

Luedde's. Read it, and reflect on what he says. M. Gray was visiting his brother ment. Arnold bad no right to become a member of the Sons of Veterans.

But be advice which may assist you in saving beta expense and annoyance. Executive Committee. AC Dolde, A Clawson, A Yours truly. W. CLAWSON.

that as it may, we do know that he was Streicher. George aud attending the fair at Lyons GRAND OPENING DAY. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22D Will be the ala day for the New York Store with tbe new firm name of YOUNG MEBKEL. Mr. Young is now East buying a large stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.

Hoping to have all our goods in good shape by that time, we will be anxions to wait on all our old acquaintances and trust to make many new ones by giving prices to suit the times. Yours, anxious to please, YOUNG MERKEL. Notice of Grading Contract. Bids will be received on the ground until noon. October 15th.

for the STadimr of a niece accepted over some "hitch, and was elected Commanding Colonel of the Sons of Veterans for the State, not on got them on Mr. Hassa place 3 miles south of Hollyrood. Just think of the 19th of October, and still growing fresh strawberries. lite a sensition w-u cau3 ed the otli er evening amoDg the members of the dr Circle. Alter eating a hearty supper, they were suddenly taken with vomiting, accompanied with acute pain in the bowels, symptons of poison The only way they account for it was from eating buns, supposed to have been made with impute yeast powder.

The death of Mrs. Brooks cast a gloom of sadness over tbe neighborhood in which the lived. She was a faithful wifu, kind mother, amiable in her disposition towards all. and profoundly lespected by those who Knew ner. She was in the prime cf life, and left a family of little children who were dependent on her for a mother's watchful care, and whose place can never be filled, for what is home with Invitation and Pbtnting.

Conway, Rice, Ross. Committee on Hall. O'Neal, Galloway, Frank account of his own merits, but through the influence and personal intercession last week. Masquerade, Friday, January 6. '88 Particulars aud invitations will be given in due time.

forget the oyster supper tomorrow (Friday) night, by the Ladies of others, who have since been treated Davis, A Sckmitt. Committee on Mrsic. ER Bojer, Nunamaker Frank by this egotistical gentleman and "valiant soldier" with that utter contempt and lack of appreciation born of or of the Eastern totar. Foster, Mac Snider. Junto Lodge and gentlemen friends were entertained by Miss Anna Streich- know just what you have sign-.

ganic ignorance; ana wnen, at ine close of the year, his annual report Reception committee. A Bower, Henry Hauk, George er Wednesday evening. was published, it was severely criti Farm Loans. Sparr, Jack Ilutchings, Herb Green, The State Savings Association of of road on the Lincoln Center road, north of the residence of Wm. Flanders.

The Board reserving the right to reject any and all bids cised and condemned as being an Instrument wholly beneath the dignity Floor Managers. Hodgden, Al Holtzhuer, Ed Ellsworth desires $20,000 farm loans at aj oruer oi tne towns nip noara. F. It. GOHnr.MEB.

Trustee, ft-3t Sherman township. once, at. lowest rate or and ability that attaches to such Kininger, Merritt. Rev. Yerger married Chas.

Brow- bigh and important office as tbe out a mother. We sympathize with Election Proclamation. commander of the S. of of the Doorkeepers. Dick Hysell, Creighton.

Sternberg ickwell's. headquart THOSE DESIKISG nell and Miss Winfred M. Chapin, at the Grand Central, last Monday night. great state of Kansas. This can be ta head wear is a tobbogan.

As pretty as a new bonnet aud a great deal more comfortable. They will be much worn this fall aud winter, and we can show you more of them and handsomer ones than you ever saw before. Ladies, Cloaks and Wraps The advance guard of our cloak and wrap stock came iu this week direct from New York, and' by tbe time you visit us the rest of the stock will be here aud we have never before bad such a pretty assortment of handsome stylish garments as we are going to show you this fall. Look all around town, then come to uh and we can show you just what will suit you. Blankets Time to buy them now and we have all the beit-liked kinds aud weights.

We can sell you a white blanket for 75 cents a pair part cotton, of course, but lots of service and a great deal of warmth for a little money. Better blankets for $2 50, $3.50 and up to the big, thick, heavy, warm, Jacksonville and Amana blankets, at $4.50 to $0.00. All wool scarlet blankets $3 50. Heavy gray blankets $2.50. Blanket buyers will Und a larger stock than you have ever seen before.

Comfortables You can buy bed comfortables cheaper than your wife can make them. We start them at 75 cents less than the calico n- cotton would cost. A better one for $1 and so on up to the large size, soft, luxurious Comfortables Oiled with the Quest quality of cotton and covered with the best material in bright handsome colors. Come and see us, we can interest you. and will sell you goods at prices that will please you.

Yours truly, G. II. LUEDDE. STATE OF KANSAS, Ellsworth county, m. The state of Kansas, to all to whom these presents shall come.

Greeting-: ken as a fair sample of his pre-emi- We frequently see articles in the stores ers for XXXX coffee. tvnow ye. mat tne nndersigned sheriff of Ellsworth county. Kansas, bv tirtua of tta au thority in me vested, do bv this nrrclamatlrm nence, ability and capability "to fill the important office of County Treasurer. To Obtain a Loan which we would like to notice, but the proprietors think that advertising injures business, therefore we refrain.

A. C. Streicher has just received a give public notice that on tbe Toesday succeeding the first Monday ia November, a. Ds 3rd. For once the Democrat does new lot of Felt hats, fancy wings and feathers, and a nice line of toboggans.

Don't forget the place, Crane's book mere win oe neiu a cenerai election and tbe officers at that time to be chosen are a. follows, to-wit make a partially true statement, "the "The front sate and the hammock. The old bench In the grove. Have bad their day and must give way, To the corner near the stove." Halloween October 31st. We trust store.

HOCLD CALL UK Married. our young ladies will not roll any more barrels of salt into our merchants cel lars. Dr. Darnell arrived in the city Tues day evening, being telegraphed for to Q. 17.

Clj17S0, A pleasant little party gathered at the parlor of the Grand Central Hotel, Monday evening, Oct. 17th, to witness the marriage of Charles II. Brownell, of Thomas, Kansas, to Miss Winfred M. Chapin, of Wellington. Vermont.

The happy couple left the next morning for their home at Thomas. Please accept congratulations of the Mr. Brooks, the children and their parents, who are deeply afflicted over the death of their daughter. Resolutions of Respect. At a regular meeting of Ellsworth Lodge No.

109, O. O. sept. 18. 1887.

The following preamble and resolutions were presented by a committee and unanimously adopted. Whereas. The Supreme Ruler of the universe has taken from our midst the wife and helpmate of our worthy brother J. W.Brooks, leaving him in the prime of life, with the responsibility and care of three small chile ren. While we cannot and do not know the wisdom of our Grand Master of the grand lodge above, in causing this dark cloud of tfniction upon our Brother, we no realize tbe fact, that we are dependent beings, that we are here only for a season, that all must die, and in this act of God, although it may seem more than we can bear, let us bow submissively to His will and "trust in Him" for His mercy and love endureth forever.

Therefore be it Resolved, That we, as a Lodge, and as individuals, extend to Brother J. W. Brooks our heartfelt sympathy in this his hour of trial, and that we recognize the sign of distress, and will hasten to extend such relief as is within our power. While we are un ed and just what it means. 7th.

Money is always paid as soon as papers are filed for record. You need never come in and ask, Has my money come. The money always comes with the papers, and notes are never protested, and money is not payaole in gold coin. When you wish it, you can make youi application, sign the papers, and get your money all the same day. L.

H. SEAVER. Douglas avenue, Ellsworth, Kansaa. YOU CAN BORROW FOR 2 years. 3 years.

5 years, or 7 years. Rates 6 per cent, and 7 percent, with commission in proportion to rates of interest. 8 Si 8i No commission, no delay. L. II.

Seaver Rates of interest have been decreasing and now you need only pay Pes est. NO COMMISSION. At the above rate you can borrow money on land, improved, unimproved, patented or unpatented, school land or government land, and have your money as soon as you choose, when title is perfect, from L. H. Seaver.

If you are thinking of placing a loan on your land call at his office and he will gladly give you his rates and terms. He also represents the strong est line of Insurance Companies In the country. The follow BECAUSE Wichita, at the rate of 3 and 4 miles a day. O. D.

lodge and gentlemen friends were handsomely entertained by Miss May Boggs, on Wednesday evening, of last week. Begin to prepare your masquerade suits for the Grand Ball Mask, on the evening of Doc. IIolp our Hose Co. boys out. Tbe Kansas Midland Railroad bridge across the Smoky Hill river at this place is completed and ready for the ties aud iron.

We see from the Los Angeles Times that our friend A. A. Jellison, of Wilson, has made quite an investment iu town lots at that place. E. A.

Bower and Henry Xunamaker did some good shooting at Abilene last week and won several prizes. Ellsworth boys generally get there. The La lies' Guild will meet at the residence of Mrs. II. F.

Hoesman on Friday, Oct 21st, at 2 P. M. Each and every member is requested to h. present. The city well, engine room, are about ready for use.

It is the opinion of Mr. Draper that we will have plenty of water as soon as the new well is brought iuto use. The nominees of the Republican County Convention suits the Republicans of Ellsworth county. They were not trying to nominate a ticket to please the Democrats A. K.

Wilson, of Topeka. general agent of the Masonic Mutual Benefit society of Kansas, and grand lecturer of Masonic order for the state of Kansas, spent two or three days in the city this week. Hon. D. B.

Long spent four days last week in W'chita, attending the Grand Lodge of Id Fellows. He was elected a Oolegate to attend the Sovereign Grand Lodge to be held at Los Angeles, next September. Rev, W. H. Williams will preach his farewell sermon at Columbia school house, on Monday evening, October 21th, at 7:30 P.

M. G. A. 1L, A. A.

K. of A. O. U. and all others especially invited.

Mr. Adam Jellison was a caller at our office last Monday, and paid the Reporter a very high compliment by saying that the growth and prosperity of our city is due to the push and energy of our paper. Thanks, Mr. Jellison. lite a number of our citizens were at Kansas City last week attending the Fair and taking a look ut President Cleveland aud his wife.

We hear many compliments paid Mrs. Cleveland, but very few for Grover. Mrs. C. seems to be the drawing card.

The Democrat of last week virtually says to the Republicans of this county who voted for Ulisk: You helped as to elect Glick; but you were fools for voting for our candidate, and we don't thank you for it." Republicans should remember this, aud iu the future act accordingly. The Democrat don't want, and don't thank Republicans for voting for their candidates. At the races in this city last Wednesday McLen nan's norsa "Beecher" won -the running race in three straight heats. Tbe first two were won by Beecher with ease, and at the third the owner of "Surprise" anged riders and Beecher Bhut her out with but little effort, winning the race easily. Quite a sum of money changed bands, probably $3,000, and Mac as usual "won a blgebareof the pot." A new stock of clothing received at J.

B. Ros Son. attend Mr. E. C.

Brown, who is sick with typhoid fever. The pumping apparatus for our water works is now completed and only awaits the laying of the mains to furnish our city with an abundance of water. The fall meeting of the Ellsworth Horse Fair Association will be held at Ellsworth October 21st and 22nd. $750 in premiums is given in the speed ring. Mr.

DaNoyes Burton, of Burton's ranch, paid the Reforter office a friendly call last Tuesday, and sub Interest. Me. 1st. I loan at 6 'per coat Commission deducted. ZA.

It does not take all summer to eiose ip a loan, the money is paid over the day the mortgage Is signed. 3d. Your Interest doe not be gia to ttta Oil tbe day yoa get the money. One txunty Treasurer. One County Clerk.

One Begister of Deeds. One Sheriff. One Surveyor. One Coroner. One Commissioner ot 1st District.

xmfire Towxaair. One Trustee, One Clerk. One Treasurer, Two Constables. One road overseer in each road district la the township, OABFIELD TOW5SBIP. One Trustee, One Clerk.

One Treasurer. Two Constables, One road overseer In each road district In the township. Sbebmax Towwship. One Trustee. One Clerk, One Treasurer.

Two Justice' of the Peace. Two Const ibles. One road overseer in each road district In the township. Eu-sworth Towssnrp. One Trustee, One Clerk.

One Treasurer, Two ostices of the Peace Two Constables. One road overseer in each road district In the township. SGreex Gardes Towwshit. One Trustee, One Clerk. One Treasurer.

Two Constables. One road overseer In each road district In the township. Luccolw ToWKguir. One Trustee. One Clerk, One Treasurer, One Justice of the Peace, Two Constables.

One road overseer la each road district in the township. COUTIIBI A TO WirgHTP. One Trustee, One Clerk. One Treasurer. TwoJuetlcesof the Peace.

Two Coestables. One road overseer in each road district in tbe township. Wiiecw Towxship. One Trustee, One Clerk. One Treasurer.

Two jLstables. One road oveiseer In each road district la tbe township. Noble Towasmp. One Trustee, One Clerk, One Treasurer. Two Just ices of the Peace.

Two Constables. One road overseer In each road district in stantially aided the editors. Thanks Grani Maspraie Ball Friday evening, November 18, 1887, the first of a series of entertainments to be given for the benefit of the Odd Fellows Temple, during the winter. We wilt endeavor to give about one first-class entertainment a montb, and no two alike, during the next six months. A full programme will be published next week.

G. H. Lcxdde, A. Patterson, C. Robinson, Entertainment Committee.

in. I loan money on unpatented ratirosd lands. P. s. Barton, call again.

The Salina Republican of Jast week came out enlarged to fourteen pages. money en second mortgme-e 6th. I loan faroi property. For the benefit of our Customers and Friends, we will give a able to express in appropriate language advertising Salina and surrounding country. It was a bright and newsy issue and reflects great credit to its enterprising publishers.

Uu I loaa money en personal or chattel security. youug soldier element born since the way, cannot be led blind-folded." In this they differ very materially from Democratic editors, born since the war, for the majority of them can be, and even go so fat in their own blindness, that they lose sight of tbe important fact, that soldiers born since the war, cannot be led blind-folded." They will be forcibly reminded of this at our next election, however, for though the S. of Vs, and old veterans too, like Arnold, personally, they will cast their votes for the candidate who has earned his position, and has filled tbe same satisfactorily for the past year. 4th. Does the Democrat try to tell us that the fact that the State Savings Ass'n exists to-day.

is because Arnold Dolde Is its secretary. Does that light weight and light headed champion of Democracy mean to assert that the reputation and financial backing of the State Savings Association rests upon Arnold Dolde's shoulders We don't believe it, even though Arnold does. Do you rate the standing of a merchant by his book-keeper, a railroad by its agent, or a bank by its cashier or teller? The county commissioners can well feel insulted over the statement or inference that their judgment was based upon the mere fact that Arnold Dolde was secretary of the association, and if the Democrat is in earnest in such a state ment or argument, we want to know if they opposed tbe action of the commissioners and fought for Mr. Powers, because they believed Mr. Dolde irresponsible and incapable of handling the county funds properly or honestly Why this change In the policy or opinion of the Democrat? Again, if Mr.

Dolde is such an invaluable man to the States Savings Association, why does that institution want to get rid of him Certainly he cannot run both offices, and if he is elected he will certainly take the treasurer's office, else be would have declined the nomination. There seems to be many inconsistencies in a Democratic argument Finally, we oppose Mr. Dolde we firmly believe he ia not competent to take and fill the office Perfectly honest as far as we know, but too young, inexperienced and egotistical. We believe that in opposing the heartfelt sympathy we feel for this afflicted Brother, we trust our fraternal bRAND OPENING Charley Evans' wife and mother left Tib. I make opUoa toans.gIrtnz beuowas privilege of paving part or all at aay time, stopping interest.

grief and every act and expression will convey what our spoken language fails on Tuesday mornings east bound train to express. Resolved, Second, That these reso 8th. After get lor tbe other agent' I for Crawfordsville, Ind. Charley says bis wife will remain with bis mother until he goes after her and be says he rates, call at isy law omee over Central Nation. ing are too well known to need commendation.

at uana ana place your Man. lutions be spread upon the records of tbe Lodge and that the two city papers can't teil when that will be, "but it Tbe credit of the State of Kansas is gilt edged. Nearly $150,000 of its school bonds were recently sold in St. Louis at a premium of 25 per cent. Twenty-two million dollars are annually paid out for patent medicines in this country.

Ellsworth, Kansas, Oct. 18, 1887. To all whem it may concern: I hereby give notice tht after this date I will not be responsible for any contracts entered into by Thos. E. Toole, for Toole Emerson.

J. S. Emerson. won't be H. N'inamaker and family of Ellsworth Kansas, have arrived in Napa with the intention of making thif be furnished a copy for publication.

D. Loxo, L. C. Cook, A. Patterson, Committee.

C. V. CLAUQOn. 1 Aetna of Hartford, 2 Commercial Union, of London, 3 American, of Philadelphia, 4 American Central, of 'Su Louie, 5 Continental, of New York, 6 Hartford Fire, of Hartford, 7 Home lus, of New York, 8 Insurance of North America. 9 Niagara Fire Iusurauce Co.

their home. Napa (Cal,) Register. Friday ss9 Saturday OCT. 21st and 22d. And would be pleased to see you all.

We are also agents for the Universal Patterns. We keep a full line of Patterns of all kinds. Come in and Get aBook of our Patterns. Yes, be nas written to Henry that he FOR SALE. Six Lots in Block No.

10 Nonh British Mercantile, of is delighted with Napa city, and the Urst thing he did after reaching there London. 39. on the northwest corner of Kansas avenue. nd First street, comprising the township. was to purchase a business bouse.

He also sent for Walter to come out 150x147 6-10 feet, known as the Epis 11 Phoenix, of Hartford, -v. 12 Springfield Fire and Marine. 13 St, Paul Fire and Marine. 14 Westchester Fire Insurance Co. and run it, and Walter says he will go, you bet.

N. Bruner Co. loan money on chattel mortgages. I am a candidate for Sheriff of Ellsworth County, and desire all tbe rotes ot voter who can cheerfully gire them to me at the coming election. Paul.

Bxacmb. If you are going out of town, call copal Cnurch Lots, making six very desirable building lots, fronting on either street. These lots are directly across from tbe Odd Fellows Temple and offered until the completion of tht first railroad into Ellsworth, for the low price of one-fourth cash: at Beaver's office on Douglas avenue and gef an accident ticket; 25 cent-a day for $3000 iusurauce. $4 50 for 30 Notice. Pursuant to a written application alack TovrxsBrrr.

One Trustee, One Clerk. 1 One Treasurer, Two Just ices of the Peace, Two Constables, Ooeruad overseer la each road dttrU-t In tbe township. -Vaixev Ttrmssnrr, One Trustee, One Clerk, One Treasurer. One Justice of the Peace, Two Constables, One road overseer in each real district in be township. And votes of electors for officers win days for $3Ot0 iu-urance, or $15 per We Sternberg Rockwell's, for XXXX coffee.

We have just what you want, don't have to send for it. balance in three annual payments with wees in case of disability. signed by a majority of the stockholders of the Ellsworth Mining Company, an election wilt be held on Monday evening, Oct. 31st, 1887, at 7:30 o'clock 8 per cent interest. For further infor- Don't pay per cent ea Farm Loans ana waM three months for tbe money.

I make Farm LoafcsatS per cent no commission deducted Money paid over the day mortgag la sigasd Money promptly furnished ea anpatsntea salt-road ianda, seeoad mortgage farm proprtr chattel mortgage and personal mcwrlty. OAoe over Central National Bank. Flour and feed delivered to all parts of city free of charge. 8cott DurniL be received at tbe noils of each election dis OFFICE 1H, Gk EL Luedde, The Leader of Low Prices. m-ttion apply to the reol estate firm of Harris Franks.

J. H. Franks. Chairman, W. A.

Gebiiardt, Clerk, W. F. Tohfkxns, Treasurer. Trustees Church of the Holy Apostle. trict In said county.

at the Court House, to vote on a proposition to amend the By-Laws of said Company. A fall attendance is desired. The Ellsworth Mining Oo. By G. W.

Clawson, Resident. Seltz Block. Douglas Avenue ia tesutnonv wwereor i nave nereuuio set my band a any oOoe at Ellsworth, la said soaaty, this Setfc day of September, A. D. ISST A good family floor for 75 cents sack at Bcott Dumila.

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