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Galva. Republican. St. Jacobs Oil is pronounced a most extraordinary cure for ikeumatism by Hon. Jaiies Harlan, ex-Vice Chacceilor, Ky.

E. W. TAYLOR Brokers. Ready money here on deposit for Farm and City Loans. Ail mortii(res and intervst are payable nt our office in MePhrrson, iarms and City Pntvrty for Saie or Exelmiiifp.

Steamship Tickets to and from aK parts of Europe, at excttHiinjrly low rart-s. Otliees liurth of Pos-t-office. secon 1 floor FBIDAY, XOVEilBEE 26, lfS6. Advertising Rates. Per Mr.mh.

P-r One inch (lux) i Quarter column. ..4 Two iuoiit- 1 'j i iif-tbinl col ti Three itiirht-s -t oi 5" Four 3 50 V. huie coiuiim S(t-c-jaJ notices 5c- iht line per wwk. Locals among" reading- matter lot per line. for the Traveler.

A. T. S. F. Time Table- ALL KEGCLAB TliAISS CABBY PAS-ESGEKS.

BASS COLLINS, Real Estate, Loan and Insurance, A Choice List of Farms and City Property for sale or rent. City Property a specialty. Can always be found at our office. the Mcpherson MERCANTILE CO. Give a special invitation to Shrewd and wideawake buyer, and all others seeking This season we arc displaying much the HANDSOMEST LINE OF GOING EAST.

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.156. Freight Fine and Stylish Us that the ladies of 31c Therson comity have ever lial the pleasure of seeing in tlieir home markets. All colors, styles, makes and grades of NEW GOODS Mill Ik1 found with ns in all the novelties. No house in the state of Kansas can excel our lir in VAJKIETY OK FEICE. Ladies don't think of hnvins DRESS GOODS without lirst seeing ours.

the The time is mm' here when we begin to consider question of UN DER WEAR. We Mill venture Hie assertion tliat ive sell two-tliirdsof the undenvear sold iu rIcriseisoii county. These poods are bought which we have establised a plying njany smaller stores with their WOOLEN UNDERWEAR, Blankets, Yarns, Flannels, Etc. Why pay one-third more at other stores when you can tind them with us at prices our competitors pay lor them. A look is all we ask.

SALE -OF- AT- This Week, We offer 4 Great Bargains to I in in in f- fS i fit in i in rf- IT; IT) CD IT. These jroods were Ixxiulit direct from maufiictiirers at bottom are made and trimmed equally as good as i or $20 Garments, Cut in the latest style and are ureat liargains. rail early and get choice good's. Overcoats at a ROTHSCHILD. Will not carry over any overcoats: have concluded to slaughter prices to clean them out now.

r. ItOTIISCIIILI). Heavy lined and unlined overcoats at 3.50, I.OO. I. .10 and 5.0O.

at KOTIISCHILO'N. If you wiil fail on ii lnr an overcoat you wjil not leav im without one. Price is no object. We mean to e'I them anil will sell Hi em HUNK ROTHSCHILD. LViUscrew nJ Worsted ovcr-ccafH at ami $1000 at ROTHSCHILDS Frank Rothschild: Ilia FgHuie Bcalisi Cioltiier Mpii'v foile 1I1UUI) Uiilll), is ROTflSCfllLDS ml casts of scarlet I fevc-r in town.

Miss Helen Miner sick, lint hss l-en vi-rv C. Davis sbirrir to Mel'lier i wovc-u son. Lir. Helen Gor.i; l'herson on the ir will f.t 51 itli of nt'it month. The Adams Express Company has established an oflice in McPherson.

Groscuo is a'rent The sheriff, of Htnvv count and his wife were in town last Sunday, nests of Tolle. If yon want money on ev. and without niiirliaiii Bros Jhnson. sv terms to Ctin Dr. H.

is otienn'' two 'oral base burners and other houso- hol furniture for i on easy terms. Edward E. Johnson obtained a divorce from his wife, Telia Johnson, at present term of the- District Court 5Irs. church Jsta-e week. represented her at the meeting of the Association in Newton last Mrs.

J. Hr.yiion Bunts Tuesday nifc'lit it-s Moil, to see her sifter. Mrs. fSwi ill. started s.

Iowa, who is Eider H. A. Kerr v.iil reach next Sunday morning on liciigion," in the evening on ''Searching the Scriptures." Come and hear. Among the welcome callers ai this office this week were V. R.

Walden, Frank Gamm, Monitor: Henry lias-sell. Conwav: and John Pilgrim. We are informed that work was commenced Wednesday in this county on the Rock Island road, the graders starting at Galva and working this wav. The transactions in city property show no signs of f.dling off. The boom in that line is a substantial one.

Tuesday Bass Collins madi aggregating $7,000. Mr. and Mrs. A. J.

Brown wish us to express tlieir thanks to the kind friends who rendered so miuiy services to (hem during the sickness and death of their child. i- i rr i auguuu liuu toe sunci oi ins mm-boy became so great that he was obliged to stop off at St.l.ouis, and have the grain of corn removed from his ear, after which the journey to New York was resumed. lucre about- two hundred and fifty of our ta excursion last Sunday like to give some pari trip, but our reporter able to lind any one who aibnit that lie who went from hi re. Wiehi- would of the et been ilji-r Harry Hull, a torney, from Milton, has concluded lolocat voting at- iiiisyivania, Mari motto. He was admitted, to the bar hero a few days ince on a certificate from Northumberland county.

Pennsylvania, where he I law under Franklin Bouud.ihe pros of congress from that 0 where he pnssed his nt member irict, and animation, ided and we good busi- He comes well reconiiuc-prcsuine (hat he will do uess at Mar.iuette. District court is stiil grinding. The case of M. A. Thompson against J.

C. Pratz and others has occupied the time of the court since Tuesday morning of last week. It is an action brought by Thompson for damages for being forcibly ejected from the house he was occupying in indoin. the ejection heing illegal, as lie claims. A great many witnesses nave been examined for against, and a good deal of interest manifested.

The case was given to the jury last Tuesday morning, iait up to the time ot going to press Wednesday noon) no verdict had been reached. The II 17 case is now boimr tried. The mystery about the '-stolen" watch has been ail cleared up. Sev eral weeks ago, Miss Moore, one of the teachers in the public school, lost her watch and chain, and a certain schoolboy was very. strongly suspected of having stolen it.

Much scheming was indulged in to surprise the boy into a confession, but he stoutly declared his innocence. It now appears that J. B. Felton, a prominent citizen of King City township, lound the watch on Main street, on the day on which it was lost, and thinking it was a child's "dumb," without examining it dropped it into his overcoat pocket. Arriving home he discovered that he had made a valuable find.

Mr. Felton is an intelligent man, and he watched the newspapers, expecting to find the watch advertised, but as the loser did not search for watch, he began searching for loser. He was successful and the the last her. Monday restored the watch to Moral Advertise. Andrew Tudhopc, of Castle township, during a fit of insanity, last Saturday, made a violent attack upon his wife, which almost resulted fatally.

He threw her upon the floor and placing his knees upon her chest, choked her until she became unconscious, only desisting when he thought her dead. As soon as the news reached town Deputy Sheriff Graves hastened out and took ludhopein charge, whom he found engaged in sweeping up the biood upon the floor, whde his wife lay still unconscious. Blood had been forced from her mouth and ears, and had also been vomited up from her stomach. She lay in a stupor until Tuesday morning, not being able to move, except to turn her head a little from side to side. It is thought, how ever, that she will recover.

The deed was done in the presence of their children, of whom they have four, the oldest being about twelve years. Tudhope was last spring pronounced of unsound mind and was admitted to the asylum at Osawatomie on the first of May last. He made his escape from there in June following and returned home. His friends thought he was so far recovered as not to be dangerous, and did not send him back. He soon alter went to Colorado, only returning home about two weeks ago.

He appeared to be all right, and application was about to be made for his discharge as cured, but was delayed owing to some question of costs in connection with the inquiry necessary. Tudhope is now held here in custody, and will be returned to the asylum as. soon as room can be made for him there. "Consumption can be Cared." Dr. J.

S. Combs, Owensville, Ohio, says "I have given Sc-ti'e Eojulsion of Ced Liver Oil with Hipyphoephites to four patients wiib betu-r results than s-f med possible with any remedy. All were heremtitry cases of Lung dlas-, and advanced to that stage when Coughs, pain in the cnet. frequent breathing, frequent puls, fever. Emaciation.

All thse eases have increased in weight from 1C to 28 U'f and are not now needing ar medicine. I prescribe co other Ernuipien of Cod Ltvor Oil with Hf pophoiphitea. Lime, and but Scoti a believing it to bethe bst." 37.4 Slarriage Licenses. J. Winbled and Annie S.

Larson. C. ard Marv Stuckv. I There are scv. I it.

of ill 111 be by it all to is it wi in as X. D. Wise, of Lyons, was in town during the week. Mr. Sidney Miller, who was sick with typhoid fever, died on Sunday and was buried in the McPherson Cemetery Tuesday.

He had been among us only a short time, but had made many friends by his conduct while here. His parents and friends have the sympathy of the entire community in tlieir severe loss. Mx. Samuel returned from the west on Munday to attend the funeral of his son, leaving his wife and daughter as yet too feeble from sickness to return with him. The Kock Island engineers arrived on Monday, and are cross sectioning west of town.

The right of way commissioners were in town Monday and settled with several parties west of town in a very liberal manner. There is no right of way being paid for, nor work done east of town, and the word is given out that if Marion county townships do not vote aid, the route may be run directly here from Harrington in Dickerson county, and so miss Marion county with this line altogether. Mr. Albert and Harry Brandt, ac-couipauied by their sister, Miss Ida Brandt, returned to Pennsylvania on 'Tuesday. Harrison Bryan has built a large carpenter shop north of the lumber yard.

J. L. Mordeuhas commenced the erection of a harness shop south of A Dielmau's on Main Street. Nov. 17, 1880.

A. S. Eastlicx, Dear Friend: I received your letter some time ago but have been so very busy togather with sickness in my family that I have neglected to write, so I hope you will be satislied with, my excuses. I sent you three papers and if you got them you can rely on about 10 per cent, of what they say. The prohibition of this state is almost complete and we look upon it as one of God's inestimable blessings to iriMii.

Inclosed you wnl lind a ticket the one 1 cast at the election. Show it to our republican friends and tell them if they want to hand down to posterity anvthing like a memorial and a bless ing combined, let them put their shoulders to the wheels of prohibition and social reform and trv to carry it in vour state bv a large majority. and may God bless you in your efforts, is my desire. cm irs. Corn has turned out.

far better than it was thought it would, in July, the average yield being about 15 bushels per acre. Peas, potatoes, ground peas and sugar cane are also splendid. Cotton is about two-thirds of a crop. FINANCE. Money matters in this part of the country art extremely close, inmi tiie short cotton crop together with the low juice of that staple, and high prices of western provisions which the farmers hail to pay during last summer, has It ft thorn in a bad condition.

As a general thing they are one year behind anil many have turned to the northern syndicates in vain for relief. All the way a poor farmer can get money is to pawn his land to the Money Loaning Assoeia- tions or what is the same, deed it to its value, redc-om-at an enormous thi-ni for two-thirds able in live years. rate of interest sav 2." per cent lmsiswhat the good democrats in o'lice are doing for the South. If times don't change in a few years this will be a bankrupt country. STOCK.

Cattle and sheep are doing very well, but the cholera has struck this country a heavy blow again this year I am losing my last hog while rite this letter. Now do all yon can for J. G. Blaine in the next presidential campaign. This leaves us all well and I trust may find you and your family in-joying the best of health.

You can hand this in to the Republican if you think best. I remain Yours Truly, Jesse C. Donaldson. This letter contained a sample of the "dry ticket." It is 3 by 5 inches in size with "against the sale," in white letters on blue ground, on one side, and on the other, a drunkard on the top of a cliif. who, in spite of the prayers of his wife and the pleadings an angel, is bound to go to AVich- ita.

Sleeplessness. Narcotics and sedatives murder deep; the unnatural stupor is soon followed by effects. Simmons Liver Regulator removes the cause of restlessness by me bowels, by esiablishiug gi.od digestion and by quieting tho nerves-try it, and you will scon know the blss-iai or good health and sound sieep. "I have been a great sufferer from dyspepsia and los-i of sleep. As oon as I feel the least nervous I take a dose of Sirnous Liver Regulator, and sleep all night.

JIK3. R. BRYANT, Umwoldsville, Ga." The Topeka Daily Capital AYith the tirst of January a full new dress will be put upon the Cap- 1 ami a number of improvements its editorial and news features will made. The retiorts of the proceeding's of the legislature will be the most com plete ever made by a Kansas paper. The publication of the laws passed the legislature, in the Capital as the Official State Paper, alone makes well worth tha price of subscription.

The telegraphic dispatches, market reports, state and local news will be carefully made and the best specimen of m-iropolitan journalism ever made in Kansas will be offered the people in the Daily Capital. Sent l--y mail three months, for 2, any address. EOYAL SIKGE3. Ihe new Eaok hy a Veteran Composer. There has just appeared in the musical field a new volume by L.

O. Emerson, the well known teacher, convention leader and composer. It a collection of new Quartets, Duets, Hymn-tunes, Anthems, together with a full and complete course in elementary instruc'ion, designed for singing-schools, musical institutes, conventions, etc. The title of this new work is "the Royal Singer," and is well worthy of the name. Indeed, it is considered by those competent to judge, the best of the author's singing-school books, and one that teacher and learner can trust hout hesitancy.

Beside the elementary part, there is a A'ocal Culture department at the close of the book, which will be useful in forming and developing the voice. There are 191 pages in this new book, which abound choice new compositions and carefully selected gems for part singing, such as anthems, glees, rounds, chants, quartets, hymn-tunes, all arranged in the author's well known tasteful style, and sure to interest as well instruct the singer. Teachers of singing-schools, and those who conduct the music in public schools and other educational in stitutions, should examine "The Royal Singer." It is published by the old and reliable house of Oliver Ditson Boston. The price of the book is 60 cents. Sent by mail to any address.

Liberal discounts by the dozen or hundred. SPECIAL NOTICES. Ca'jlnet photographs, 1.00 at Foi-ell's. per dozen, Catacart i Schlatter hava tiie best lice of tyrnps lioiatsts ia the cily. A full asjortmeet of Christinas goods at HaekiLS Wright's.

Call aiid see them. 36 We are bow paying good prices for all kinds of game. HulCkleb Br.os. il L. Medclia.n, tbe new man at Foreil'd, Is Uie biby operator cf the east.

Cathcart 4 Schlatter have the best line of dried and canned fruiu. Foe Sale The lamp fixtures now In ue in the Mercantile Co's Stoie. 3ti All kinds of sewing machines supplies and sewing machinss repaired at COOK1SHAM CO. Filigree ewe! ry is the latest novelty that line. Call and see it at O.

Hannberg's, Palace Drug Store. Lrse ii-t of farms, houses and lots to sell on easy terras w.d lowest prices by J. iHiESES it CO. Go and iit Ijt of i.ew joils ju-t ariiwil. All kiciJs, snuli as hulled oits hjniiiiy, gritt-, tuck he.it fljur, and numerous other CATHCAl.T i.

SCHIiATTEB For thirty days cabinet Forell's for jl 00 per dor.n. phoios at 37-4 For building stone in-jaire at the Eagle Jlills. Go to Hubbe'J Bk-r fur pare drugs aud uit-diciue-i anl you wiil save money. H'gbest murket priL'e in at Dint-Icier Bros. caMi for pggs Wr.en you go Cathcart Jc Schlatter's ask for Begue'b starch, makes collars and cuffs as etiff and nL-e as wLen w.

The laundry secret of how to polish, shape and iinish is en each larire ick-ige. H-irgm-f? and Brsckt lamps end lamp fixtures at; luboell Bulitr's ut bottom prices. Those new sq-iare bao heaters at Sellers it Wright's are perfect beauties, PH' 'TOGKA1-H8- Fornli's. Lightr.U process, at 37-4 M. B.

H. Will not Ie out-bid matter of loaning money, claim the best eoiiiiKiiiv. in the They low- est rates, complete Oi'TIOX WliJTTFX in MOKTtiJAtJE. Papers written II EKE. DELAY.

Miixiklx, Eakukr Hulse, 37 Over Wheeler's Store. Ilarpers.Century art' ningszinea of that size bourd fi 1.2.) per volume in one-half cas- at Has'uus JiiKt received car of Salt j.aiie Potatos. Guaranteed superior to any thins saret. S. 3,.

WSJi TZEL. Houses ai.d lots, lots without buiMings, five-M-re ten-acre lots, also farms at ihe IwriSve. Notice. All persons are warned not purchase or irtifie f-T note given in favor of C. K.

Priee, November 1, IstS. for S41.C0 as I have not received 3ti-4 Daniel Koons. 15. J. IIKKKKEX CO.

HAVE Jloney on And can pay the same day you make your application at current rates. To Investors. Scaled bids for the purchasing of the sout'iwest quarter of northwest quarter section 21 town 1:1 range 3 commonly known as the FAIR GROUNDS, will be received by B. Darrah, eeert-tary, as follows the Urd and improvement. the 1-tnd without Improvements.

For the linpiovemente nfono. This tract, of le.Dd lies one-half mile nortn of the north line of the City of McPhfieon on the seetiou line, that is Main street in the city. ImprovHtneots eon-lst of theds ar.d buildings. The right is reserve 1 to re iect any and all bids. By order of the stockholders.

James B. Dakkah, Secretary: CI.EAKIXti OI'T SALE. 13 to 20 per cent Discount. For the next sixty days I will offer at the above discount ail my stock of Dry Goods of all kinds. Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Clothing of all kinds.

Coats, Pii.ta and Vests, and whole suits for children, boys and men, aud Overcoats for Jlen and lioys, also Ladies', 5f isses' and Children's Cloaks. lwliljriv) speiril barg iln-? tin MUseo' ard Children's Cloaks I rant, to make a complete clearing out ai will give the best kind of bargiics to everyone. It costs no'hlcg to examine. Don't MI to call now hiie the goods are needed for ti-e. I tff---r them cheap.

Q. Babses. AN I ED. Local ami tHn-ral Agents In each town p.nd city of the TJn'on, 'L or Ct mmleslon, to follelt orders from bus men fur or elegeii', new sts le, r.lckl-plated and low priced floor slates. Our Sal.

email nr 5 to $10 a d-iy. Wo vil fu-Li with two Ssmple P.as, any person with reii-ib'e tefer.nes, Cir tulars, Testimonials, References, snt on application. Mien. Doon Plats 37 Gr KapMs, eh. List of Letters Remaining uncalled for In the post-ifliee nt McPherson, Kansas, Nov.

18bC. Parti-s calling for le'tere p'e-asi; say advertised" and give tte of S. Bonnet, P. M. Ard rson, wihelmina Allen, Henry Barrows, Brown, Mi'-hle turns, Chirlea Cmpu il, Jerry Ctirneiiue, i DLnian, -o Eb-y, Ftaek Grooms, 3 3 Gum.

A Hinckley, Ray Hill, I trven, Wm Bates, Lee 2 Brown, Miry Colliver, Carlfon. Davi-s, 3 Erlcson. Andrew Gray, 8 Gav. 3 Hartrauft, Hutchinson, Zelia Iman, Lou Jacobson, Johnson, Emtiy Johnas jn, Kaebn, Benj Loid, 3 Lwis, Alfred Minarl, 3Iorris, Dvid 3 Plumb, A Powers. Price King ibberts, Capt Tetterburg.

Hnna Westmar-, Battle Younff, Will Johnson, Johnson, A Ji-rnbe rg, Erland Locg, Larson, Miller, Mary Modn. A Oneel, Mrs Power. Chas 2 Philis. Mattie Palmquls'. A Richard, ETjanuel Vinnirg, Ju Williams, Frendie Young Susi Drunkenness, or Liquor Habit, can be Cared by administering- Dr.

Haines' Golden Specific. It can be giren In a cup of coffee cr tei without the knowledge of th pi-reon taking it. effecting a speedy and permanent cure, whether the Patient Is a Moderate diinBor or an alcoholic wreck. Thoosands of drunkards have been ma temperate men who hive taien the Golden Soeeltitj iu their coffee wllhout knowledge, and to-day believe tbev quit drinking of their own free will. No humfuil effects results from it admitistration.

Cures guaianteed. Send for circular and full partleulara. Andrews tn confidence Gold-n Speelic 25 Race Cincinnati, Ohio. SANTA FE ROUTE. Kotiee to all Shippers.

We are running a merchandise car out of Kansas City and one ont of Argentine, transferred daily for McPherson and other main points. Leaves Kansas City 9 p. m. arrives at McPherson 3 p. m.

next afternoon. This will enable all to get their freights very promptly and in good order. T. W. Nixox, Agent Trains are now running on the K.

P. W. Railroad, west of Kingman, Kansas, to Calista, Kansas, Kinscap. Kansas, and Cairo, Kansas, distance of 25 miles. T.

W. Xixox. Agent. Winter tourists to Jacksonville. Florida, Pensacola, Florida, and New Orleans, Lonisana.

and return good till June 1. 1887, good to nse returning after 34 days from date of side. Parties wishing to go will do well to call at this oflice before going elsewhere. T. W.

Nixon, Agent. Excursion train for California and rturn leaves Kansas Clly Novembtr 18. Sixty dollars for round trip, licfcels good to return six months from date of sale, but not before December IS, lSt-6. Trains leave to connect with this train on mainline at m. T.

W. Nixon, Audit. Uaskins Wright are agents for the Journal Boosbindery, so taks your magazines and old books to them and eee samples of t.ir.dirg and get prices on same. The largest and moet varied stock of hardware In MePhhrson City at Sellers A Wright's. liubbell Baker carry the largest stock of patent metiiclnes in ilePhfrcon county.

Parti is will save money on paints oils by buying of Hubbell Baker. Save express and take volt binding Haskins Wright. FOK SALE CHEAP The store fixtures of the Philadelphia Store. You can always find anything you want In the hardware line at Sellers Wright's. Want to rent a house for residence.

It quire at Ek Sr Enirstrom's drug store. Call at Mrs. Vreelan-1's gallery i nd get your pictures token with new scenery. Best pa'ntslD town at Scofle'd i Son's at least every body says so. Stsel-wbOHled wagons and velocipedes, new IA, at Haskins Wbicht's.

Wanted. Good applications tor Farm and City loans. as low as the lowest. Call aud see. D.

B. Jeffebs Money for All To ioan on long or short time at low rates without bonus partial payments allowed. Milliken. Baebke Jt Hclse. Engberg Sohlberg, at the corner Dn.g Stme Carry a large stock of ready mixed pain's, the best ia the market; also is, varnir-hes.

and psintero' supplies Piiees low as the lowest, and sa'h-Saudon guaranteed. 3IOXEY! JIOXEY! Money to lend on real and personal property to suit borowers. Apply at once to Cnnningham liros. Johnson, Attorneys at law. Office over Post oflice.

Money on Hand To loan on farms. We also make second mortgage and chattel loins. GinsoN', Reedeb Barneb' Block. Blackler Bros, wiil pay cish fur the wild tlr-eke, prairie I hey can get. 27 Notice to Farmers.

Don't you know that you lose money If you do not buy your machine oils at H. Scofield i Son's. For bargains in ladies' and children's Underwear and Hosiery at "The Fair." 31 M. F. Olson.

All persons knowing themselves indebted to us will call at I. P. Lindsay's of 'ice and settle and save costs. KANSAS LUMBER CO. GRIMES.

Office with J. P. Lindsay. We have one or two firstclass, warranted buggies. We will sell low to get them cut of the way for other goods.

Sellebs Weight. Ifew Firm Cum gham Bros. Jo'm f-on lime money to loan at the lowest rates. OfDce on Main street over post office. For bargaics in Cloaks catt at "The Fir." 31 M.

F. Olson. Win-lew glass 1 Hut b-ll Bake' ut 's tit any size eash at Office supplies tit Haskins fc Weight's. Atl parties indeNted to Geo. M.

Crowe Sl Mther by note or account are earnestly requested to call and settle in the next thir'y days. Also those owing the new iirm hy notes, ale (irmly requested to call and ssttle. McPhebson Mebcantilb Co. Law books hound In full law binding for per volume. Haskins Wright agents.

Headache In moet Instances, caused by constipation or soma disorder of the stomach or bowele, and may be cured bv a of St. Patrick's Pilia. Sold by II. H. Bixby Jt Co.

The Journal Boobtindery, of Salioa, ere matting biar.k books all kinds and ruled to any pattern. Let them figure on your wo; wbeu in want of a special ruled book. Chickens Chickens I will give best maiket price for chickens In 1 xchange for goods, aod give goods at lowest matket price In return 3. Q. Babxes.

BLUE FRONT RESTAURANT. Thi restaurant now prepared to ftirnteh yooi qiiarfc meals, lunches, and kxltfinjr at reasonable rales. Customers watted on at all times. D. E.

KENEPP. If you want to make a loan on the most favorable terms, see Cunningham Bros. Johnson. It. stoves has just been received at Sellers 1 I 1.ln..o as Ina In.nA An4 iM.l.ll of Ka.tlntf allU JlCIIinQ-JU.

A 1IOCC no w. as the lowest. Invoice of ylolloe and ace Tdions just received at Haskins A Wbight's. One of the b-st lines of general mer. ch'Rli-e for sal' at the Beehive, either In bu or by the piece, cheaper than the eheap-t.

Anyone wictlng to engage Id business will tind In the best location in il'Phersoa. As usual, we expect to do the cloak business this season. Trade is already starting off with a rush. CO CRT HOUSE BLOCK. Second Floor, i The McPherson County Loan, Land Insurance Co.

Offer a variety of fine farms for sale at fair prices on leasonable terms, also wild 1 lands In Central Kansas. Loans made with optional payments at lowest rates. Money paid when papers are signed. luirurai.ee ritten In reliable Abstracts furrishedand all papers ears-! ully drairn. Call on us in Barnes' block.

SIvebs A Mates, i CASH TO LOAN'. i Enoiilt for all. ami at: lowest rates, with all the i privileges of annual or par-1 tial payments without Ih-; nus, on from one to seven years time. i MILLIKEN, EAEBER EOJLSE, A. O.

U. W. Regular meeting of McPherson Lodge No. 150, every Thursday evening. Visiting brethren in good standing cordially in vited.

W. 1. Travis, M. F. O.

Johnson, Eso. Second Mortgage Loans-Gibson, Reader office In Barnes' Block, have money to loan on first mort gage, second mortgage and chattie mort-gge. FARM INSURANCE. Farmers, why do you Insure your property with strangers and wait a month to se whether your application is going to oe accepted by the company, when you can get your policies as soon as your application is made out. by callinir on 5 SuirsoN.

Bowkeb Tkavis J. 31. TLL MMEK, SIGN BANNER PAINTER. Glass and Card Signs for Advertising Purposes a Specialty. WALL PAPEKIN'Q AND CEII.INK DEt'O- UATIXG DONE WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH.

FRESCOING AND KALSOMINIKG EMPLOY FIUST-CLASS MEN'. Orilers left at Corner Drug Store will ceive prompt attention. 7 THE LADIES' FRIEND. THE NEW ERA HYDRAULIC Clothes Washer. Practical, simple ami cheap.

Acknowledged the best In tho world Time, labor and money saved. At ware rooms of Bryen Cooklnharn i. Co, west of Cnion Hotel, McPherson Paints, Oils, Glass, Etc. For the best line, at lowest rates go to the falaee Drug Store. 25 H.

H. Bixiiy Co. For Sale at A Bargain we have a highly Improved 80 acre farm within six miles of the city, that we will sell at a rare bargain, if sold foon Terms very easy. Milliken, Baebeb A Hulse Fine Store. line of cigars at Palace Drug 1: H.

Bixnx Jt Ca Goto Mrs. Vreeland's gallary where you can get your work done the beet, cheapest and quickest. Cattle Ranch. Sec. 12, Tp.

19, R. I Canton, McPherson county, Kas. All persona having steers to pasture. sell, or trade, or wishing to buy ehort horn ca'tle, or Poland China hozs, wouid do well to call on or address as above. B.

F. Dole. Go and get your pictures taker, with the latest lnveitlon at Mrs. Yreelaiid'ogaiierv. First class work.

27 For Paints use Masuiy'c Tin'el Leads, warranted to fade leg and give better satisfaction than any other aint. Sold by Seofleld Son. School books and eehool supplies as cheap as the cheepest at Haskins Sand Leae orders for ind at F. D. Entriken'e.

35 tf J. D. McKenzie. Gasoline 20 cents per gallon, at Sco-flel-i tt Son's. Delivered to any part of the city.

If you will smoke, suit ke good tobacco. Engberg it Sohlberg, at the CoiLer Drug Store, aie tLaklr.g specially cf fine ci.ars. Tbe of trM Union hot-1 are their customers, and th-y carry an extra fine line, to meet tne variety of astes of their customers. Try them. Milliken, Barber Hulse can be found in the rooms over Wheeler's Hardware Store.

The largest stock of Cloaks and Wraps to be found In the city at prices to laeet all eompctitloa at The Fair." 31 F. Olson. Farm tor Sale- Ihe northwest quarter section cine, town twenty, range four west, Grovetand township, McPherson county; one huo. dred acieelmproved, twenty-five acres in wbat, a grove of two acres, one hundred and fifty peach trees, Bfty aprle trees, small fruit of all kinds, good house and tjirn, granary and corn crib, a number one well Consideration, $1000; terms cash, balance In four years at seven per cent per annum. i.

H. Hrrrs, 35 4 Proprietor. Notice to Bridge Builders. Notice 'is hereby that sealed proposals will be received up to 12 iu November 27, 1886, for the conatiuetlon of an Iron bridge of 24 feet span to ret on channel iroa piers 9 feet In height, on township line between section SS of McPherson township and section 1 of King City township; the to be opened at tbe aforesaid time and the contract awarded to the lowest bidder complying with the requirements of la; each bid must be accompanied by a deposit tt Bfty dollars. In case trie slit II consider all tbe bids too tigh ail wiil be rejected and read vert Isement made.

E. L. Loomis, County Cl rk. Kss. Everyt ung new ana Stylist.

For Kansas City, Atchison and inteniu-ili-att- points, take No. 3C4 or No. arrive Kansas City or Atchison ti a. in. an-1 1 5 p.

m. For points south of Florence or Ncwt'jn and west ol Flon-nee to Hutchinson or intermediate points, lake No. 354 or No. For ulorado, and west via Pueblo, t.lke No- :15.1. New-and Oiil Mexico.

Texas, and west Via Aleuqiierouc or Iteming, take No. 'it'- on pon sekt for to most ail princi-pa: point- in nited States or anada. Prompt attention given to ail kinds of railroad iiuii; -s. For liullier call on or ad- Uie.s T. w.

Nixon, Agtul. Kansas Pacific. LEAVES GOING NORTH Passenger leaves Mol'herwm 9 a. in arrives at Kansas ity. Freight ami Pit-wnyr p.

in p. 'dPfiip-er arrives at Met'hrxiii leaves Kansas ity Freight and Passenger a- a. From four totwclve hours the quickest time to all points eat. Kates the lowest, increase in travel is already one hundred per ceiiT. Throuirn free reclining ehair carr-ani tiiroub sleeper from Sal inn.

St. Louis, Fort Scott Wichita. I.F.AVF.S GOING SOl'TH No. 1 Through Passenger 7 a. m.

3:3) p. m. AUI1IVKS FKOM SOl'TH No. I. Passenger 9:10 p.

in. No. 22. Mixed 2:111 p. m.

THE OFFK IAL PAPER OF THE COUNT V. Mr. J. J. Sellers will Ret a a-ent f(r the liE-pI'Ulioas and his contracts will be valid at this office.

Subscriber? failine to receive their pn'rer will confer a favor on us by notifying" us at onee by postal card or otherwise. We will at once forward the missing number and see Wiic-re the fault liep. jtnd it' po--iblf' remedy it. Wht-n there are similar naui's it is advisable to jirint ihe nunibf-r of your box or oi tin- Si'etion. We v.ih to have our i-tiheiib- ers iret tt-t ir papers promptly snid if they do no! we wisli to remedy the fault if we can.

15 pounds for si. fonfVcSioiacrv A Huznv, "i i5, f'tds 3 iimul Browa Kuar, Hi pusinds for si, 45f t'jjneI we have a large stock aisd will make prices that will astonish you. ant see. S. WlilTZFL.

Jlrs. Myers is malarial fever. havini? an attack of Artist material at Hubbell Baker's at less than cost. Joshua Cowfjill is building a ment house on Chestnut street. tene- Dr.

Morrison went out this week to look after his Dighton possessions. If you want a loan without delay call on Cunningham Bros. Johnson, over postoirice. Dr. Enfrbi rg has purchased C.

C. Wedel's residence property onMurlin street. Consideration Household furniture, including two base burners, to be sold at private sale. Inquire of Dr. 1L M-i rrison.

Cunningham Bros. Johnson are lending money on real or personal property. It is auvisahle lor parties wanting money to call on before borrowing elsewhere. them The Presbyterian social will be held at the residence of Mrs. Bom-barger on Tuesday evening next.

A literary and musical programme will be presented. All are invited. The best family weekly newspaper in the United States is the Toledo arfe(Xasby's Paper). They invite every reader of this paper to send for a free specimen copy. It is the largest and best dollar paper published See advertisement elsewhere.

The Broomcorn Growers' Association will hold a special meeting at McPherson, Kansas, Friday, October 26, at 1 o'clock. Important business in regard to shipments will be passed on by the Association, and it is noped that every member will be present The Inter-State addition to the town of McPherson is the latest candidate for popularity. It is a part of the Brewer farm just across the K. P. track.

The work of surveying it has just been finished, and the lots are now on the market. Thanksgiving services in Methodist Church Thursday at 11 a. m. Sermon by Kev. D.

H. Ilerr of Congregational Church. Everybody invited. Business men are especially requested to close their stores at that, hour and give their attendance upon the service. Let there be a full house.

We call especial attention to ihe ad-vertisment of the New York Obxrrnr which is published in an other column. This is one of the oldest religious papers in the United States has the rare merit of never being afraid to say precisely what it thinks. We value it highly as a faithful and conscientious journal. Died, Saturday evening. Francis Logan, youngest son of A.

J. and Mary Brown, aged two years and four months. The disease was congestion of the brain. The child was sick only about 30 hours. The funeral services were conducted by Elder Kerr on Sabbath afternoon.

A count convention, of the W. C. T. wilfbe held in McPherson the first week in December. Mrs.

Elizabeth Saxon will be present and deliver two public lectures on the evenings of the 1st and 2d, in the opera house. Those who heard Mrs. Saxon when she was here a few weeks ago speak very highly of her ability to entert ain an audience. Her subjects will be 'Temperance'' and "Social Purity." She is a southern woman and presents her views from a southern standpoint She is not a third party advocate. A gang of railroad graders passed through town Wednesday morning, going east Some of the party being interviewed said they were going to work on the exten ion of the Marion and McPherson branch, between Marion and Elmdale.

This is a scheme of the Santa Fe to shorten their road to Colorado, and will make our branch the main line between Kansas City and Denver. How our railroad prospects are looking up i Mr. J. Howard James, manager Stuckert's Livory, 619 N. 5th slreet, FbtUdelphia, Pa says: After try in all other remedies without wile', for a heavy cold on th ohest acoemparled bv a severe cough.

I uaed Kel Star Cough Care, and la a very ehort time was entirely well. by us from the mills, and nice Jobbing Trade. tup- cloaks; something that will Don't be persuaded we We have a little wonder in actually surprise you to buy before seeing our cloaks. CARPETS in every grade, at Chicago pr ices verf handsome styles. Elegant line of rugs from 30c to $12, cheaper than any house in Kansas.

We have our new clothing now in, including some handsome, Hew Cassimere asi Worsted Us that eant be beat fcr XJLIS IS'X FIT Our clothing business has been so successful that have an exceedingly large stock bought for fall. Closing out sales do not effect us. Our customers pre fee to come to a reliable house for goods at one price, and that rock bottom. BOOTS fflIB SttOt In foot wear we are prepared To Serve you to Satisfaction. Some of our customers come for many miles to find goods which they know to be all right, li is a grand mistake to buy shoddy -shoes or boots fjr win'er.

3Tix'si Class Goods at popular prices give vou EVERLASTING SATISFACTION. We have as large stoofc, and better fitting goods than any exclusive house in the county, and at better values and will baJisfy yru by calling. Everybody Invited. McFherson Mercantile Con..