The Oswego Independent from Oswego, Kansas • Page 3

LKGAL NOTTCF.S. TIME CARD. MISSOURI. KANSAS TEXAS R- i if.C HiLCU ALClLr? Winwiui The Fall Season Fri.i.,jr, 4, NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT AND OU COMPILATION' Ai KKFS, ETC Statv of Kan-a-. I Laot-tte Lou iity, THOSE LADY ANALYSTS.

Not so Guileless nor so Scientific as they Appeared. Several Crest. housekeepers', since tlit' departure of th- female baking powder have 1' peateil llii' h'sl perfonnt-d ley the piri, liaudlinjr calls and classes themselves, ami tailed tit delect I ite sm.ii or presence of any- Iliin roii in 1 lear "Ci lavoi iu br.n.ii, the Kovitl, the jriiii-did it In- possible rwi'rl tjirls, in tin- inter i In th- onrt. the rr.at'er of deeea-ed. esiute ui' Chariu-B All crelitor others intrrtt-'i in said (stall1, arc li- r'-liy that at the neu rt-'iilar ti-riu ot tin- i'rtla(i- ourt, in aiM lor I r-ai-l uiint lo hi? ticfniu at tin' I'r-'bau' Ju.iirv's oliice in tilt lir-t MoiHlav in'the! month of Ufi r.

V. i iv, I v. nl hm.1v Court lor a mil seUlt-uiVa'" vi jatti e-la'c-. i Aii'l 1 lnTeby irivf- further notice I nave liici wuli my i'r as AthiiinifTraior and imv-vitry att(irnc 't fees aui ollitr tncunv-l in the administration of aiii ami tliat -ati claim NmH mr hfurin in tsuut I imrt on tin- 7th ilav of itt-j. wit', A.iniiuis-trator.

U'-tohtT 1V2. -il 1 the I IS AT Ami we arc prepared to cheaper than any Our A is now complete iu every f0 YOUR Investigation of Baking Powders, Made under authority of Congress by the Chemical Division of the Dcp't of Agriculture, Washington, D. and recently completed, Shows the Royal Baking Powder to be a cream of tartar baking pow der of the highest quality, superior to all others in strength, leavers ing power, and general usefulness. The Royal Baking Powder is thus distinguished by the highest expert official authority the leading Baking Powder of the world To call upon us before purchasing elsewhere. at the same old stand.

OH Fulkerson VIontana FKlU'RlKTllUS OF OL'R BRANDS SUCCESS TATEXT PREFERENCE ARE GUARANTEED TO RE AS TIIE REST. WE WANT WHEAT 1 ir Ail NOW HAND sell you soo'Js in our other house iu the city. stock of me 3 CslS 1 department. We will make it INTEREST We are APPENTER. f3 F.M.

Fulkersos w. y. cakk MANUFACTURERS 1 IF Fina Grades Flour 11 Bolted Corn UiiCJ Meal, Ukil Mills, AS GOOD til sC'Ml. tirst-elass wheat we can get, which iv win pay the highest market not bring us any musty or as it only tends to injure the -peciaity. anil will ga.irantee tir-t-ehi-s il.jur and bran for a l.teltel of ivheat as any eeing is belieiing." Try us.

i KANSAS. a iirmtiiro, 9 price. trl damaged wheat; we tlo not want it at any price business of a mill. EXCIIAXGH WORK mill in the county or surrounding FULKERSON CARR, Montana, Kas Coal Always on Hand for Sale. FARM LOANS! ON LONG OR SHORT TIME, At Lowes Rates of Interest.

PR1YILKUF. TO PY AT ANY NoKTII. No V.x .11 47 lb a in 4 lit No 4. i- No.V-, I.o'-nl Ft. carries passed No stock h.K going sorrH.

Nr. I. Yx. So Ix-r! No -2 a in oo a in only be Ft. carries paeners.

lee Irani and carry passengers rur.ons aiilMUfkL'ir. W. CII.YK, A'fKNT. N- 'FRISCO LINE. Iiol D.

ra am a l. li a III No I.o. nl rokddcarries passengers 1 in No I tiroufrh 1" a in ni in Freight 1 sr m. nd. No -I I.oui- Mail 4 a 111 No 4 A.hituic I 111 No siick Express a in No ll I reiL-lit I 4..

No Local Freight carries .10 1-a in No a- I r'i carries pa-sener-. between Neoii'-sba and I olumltu. -7 pm No. I. Connects at lhirrton, Kan.

with A. T. F. li K. lor points in "lorado, Arizona.

Nt-uda. Utah. I. Montana, nsliite-ten and alilornia. Has hair Pullman Sleeper to Iiurrton.

No. -J. onnects at Linis witb ail Railwav Lines to the not. north and southeast. Has Heeiiniti chair ear and Puiimau sieeper to st lxtllis.

For Eureka Sprint's, Ft. Smtlh. Paris and points iu Arkansas and Indian Territory and leas. iiasruuman s-ieeper it. and dav coaches to Paris Texas.

Connects at lturrton. with fast traiu A. T. S. F.

H. K. lor points in Colorado. New and old Mexico. Arizona and Cap ilornia.

Has Pullman sleeper to City 01 Mexico via iiurrton and El Paso and reclining chair car to P.nrrtou, Ks. I hrouirli Puiimau sleepers P.urrlon to Pueblo, Colorado Springs, lienver, Los Anitt los. San Dieiro and San l-rtuieiseo No. 4. Connects at St.

Louis with ail Kail-way Lines to the east, north and southeast. Has Pullman sleeper Monett to sa. Louis, oiiueets at Paris. Texas, with G. C.

AS. F. K'v. and Texas Pacihc K'y. for in lexas.

Has Monelt to ltallius. lex. 1 iir.uu'li on sale to all points. 1- orlur the rparlicuhirs call on or addre-s. L.

MiMl lillAV, A-ent, Osweu'o, Kansas. Mist FI.LANF.OUS CAKDS. CASE CLASSE, V(T t-Vnilon'-i Iank. I (illic Ivans iil j'raetice 111 all emirw. K.

I ASHLEY. MKXTAL of Ir. K. Firt National Hank. Otli AshU'V, hours 12 O'clock A.

and 1 to a uVlo Or. 1 W. I5AUMK P. M. AX AM Sl'IKiKOX i UliC? OVi'T tor.

residence- one bUn-L tast A. Wii.ktx, AUurnt'v at Law. M. TlKKANY, Convt'vaiuv C. A.

WILKIX CO. IiSTi: ACTKKS OF TITLES of Lnbi-ttc-County, Kansas, oilire on irronmi tlour. in vil euA of the iVrkins' rnt-r (omplctt' wt uf Alistratt li.K-ks. Ovt-r TV ELVE EAliS eitTin-e i Labt-ttc t'ounty. U'e jruarantce our Ai-tractr.

to bv iNTitftiv accurate. v. F. SCIIOCII, Attorney at liaw, AND NOTARY PUBLIC. itiice over Condon's Hank.

Collections rt-ceive Special Atts ntioa 0. E. S. C'llirhd nit.dtr lll- the iiinir-i oj Lj. iirt and tfnnl fri'Uiv ach month at the a-onic Hall.

S. M. -ALAV, Stallions PGR IHE FALL SEASON ARE AT The Hart Place, Adjoining Oswego on the north- wott. Two larjie, line and good acting WILKES One a trotter and lie other a pacer and a grand, large Coach. Horse, 10 1-2 hands, high, weighing 1400 pounds, very stylish and a fine horse.

THREE MAMMOTH JACKS, from 14 to 10 hands high, and good ones. Call and see stock. L. V. MA RLE 8 i mmmmm Wm.

WADE, Prop. Builders of Dynamos, Electric Motors, Etc. Electrical Work a Specialty. All Kixds ok Lathe Machine Work, eam rniNc S-sV-A LINK OF PACK-ISO AN II ST F.AM FITTING A1TL1ANCKS AL WAYS ON HAND. 3 Blarley's IV 1 of in iu A.

aifc the A oi to 1. 1 sold ot nM find esl of would ill" tne koyal a iiitie driir Try the trick yourself, but try a t'rc-li can, for fear your oM one i- not "pure." ll'i the ha. I iiii of it somrtliiiiij 1 1 1 1 1 accident ally have dropped from limit' n.u into lac can. an Hi'. These same intci-c-titi-r ft males lion-oietliV) llii- coniiiiuniiy few week- ami from recent developments il aj'p.

ar- that I he surmise of the is correct. They "sailed" the sample- of baking 1. 1 llirin a it! pui-ii-ht1- an exjn- oinclhinjr (. t'ii at II rtu? of tluir id to work tuat tricks victimize. The rn'-! iy: Page writes that she was re cently visited by the ladv agents of a powder which she did not use.

who at tempted to show- her by boiling and stewing it that there was something wrong about the brand she docs 11 the lloval. No amount of mauipiila tion, however, succeeded in doing tin The Koval went through all tests tri iimphantly and without a flaw, and the te-ier acknowledged herselt beaten The tester then took a can of lloval from her pocket ami from that pro ilnced almost anything she called for She said that she had made this test before many housekeepers she had it induced them to throw away the Koval. opinion is, writes Mr Page, 'that this testing is a fraud. It as evident to me that the sample of Koyal she drew from her pocket had been duel 1 for the purpose of mak ing these tests, and I cannot see how any sensible housewife could lie so readily fooled. 1 believe also that where they can they slip some substance into the tin in which they boil the water ami powder.

When the' are watched too closely, and cannot do it, then they produce the small can prcoared for the purpose. The women who are performing these alleged tests are perhaps innocent of the great fraud in which they are participants, but 110 censure is too severe for the employers who thus use them to do illicit work which they dare not themselves perform, and which has brought them before the courts Fresh and new Huckwheat Flour, warranted pure at the Stak Guhi kky IIhi sk. Call an. I at th. new hats be worn Kor.iN'stiN's.

Shiloh's Consumption Cure. This is beyond tiie-lion the sueccs-lul Coiigii Medicine we most have cure ever sold, a lew iloses invariblv th 1st of ilis, while its nigii. Croup and ivonderful sin cess lir 111 tlit' cure of Consumption is without a parallel in the history of medicine. Since its lirst discovery it has been sold on a guarantee, a test which no other medicine can stand. If you have a cough we earnestly a-k you to tivy it.

Price 10c, and il. If jotir lungs are sore, or back h-nie, use Shiloh's porous Pla-ter. Sold by King-bury iV Frick. lb A Sure Cure for Piles. Itching Piles are known by moisture like pcrspiraliou, cau-ing intense ileh-iug hen vi arm.

1 his form as well as Hi mt l'lieetling or Protinliug, which acts directly on parts eilectcd. absorbs tumors, allays itching ami fleet a permanent cure, oil els. Druggists or mail. Circulars free. Dr.

Kosanko, 3-'ll Arch Philadelphia. Pa. Sold by Dr. It. W.

Wright, druggist. If Answer This Question. Why do so many people we see around us seem to prefer to sillier and be made miserable by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Ape-tite, Coming up of the Food, Yellow Skin, when tor we will sell them Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaranteed to curt1 them. Sold by King-bury Frick. ih SHILOH'S CATAK1111 RKMF.DY.

A marvelous cure for Catarrh, Dip- theria, Canker mouln, and Headache ith each bottle there is an ingenious nasal injector for tie more successful treatment of these complaints without extra charge. Price 50c. Sold by Kingsbm Fl ick. oU NOTICE TO HUNTERS. Hunting strictly forbidden ith dog or gun on my farm.

L. 4mo You should examine the niiilinery goods received this week by Mrs. Rose. All the latest styles in trimmed hats and bonnets. For Sale.

A good toned piano for sale. For further particulars impure at the 1n-DKrKNULM' oliice. W. P. WILSON With over IW practice, oiler: Price: his ser ices reasonable Am lioiit' ml satisfaction gtiaran W.

P. Il.st.X. ss Aitauuuit, ins. teed. A.

bin Fall hals, ribbons and face veils just received at Mrs. Os Mrs. Kol.inson rcturiit-d from Chicago last week, here she selected her fail stock of millinery. Ladies cannot complain now of having nothing to select fi oni for she is prepared to suit the most, fastidious. Fancy zephyrs and eiy at Mrs.

Hose's. iiks for All feminine eyes are turned toward the niiilinery store of shiploy Smith. Why? Because little money they can by a peculiar twist of ribbon, the bend here and there in a hat, the addition of just the color to suit the complexion and an artistic touch generally, make a hat so becoming that it positively makes all the young girls ami ladies mole attractive than ever, you dou'l believe it, just call on them and see. The latest niiilinery novi llobin son's. itics at Mrs.

Saved from Death by Onions. There has no been more lives Children saved lrom death in croup whooping cough by the use of Onions than by any other known rcni- euy, on nit a in i uscti uiaivc them or a syrup, which was always clloclual in breaking up a cougii or ld. Dr. ii nil's Onion nip mailt' by combining a few simple remedies with it which, make it more effective as a medicine and destroys the taste and odor of I he onion. Sold by Dr.

K. W. Wright, druggist. lie itch, Mane and Ser kiuil, on human or in minutes bv Wooi lies of every mil. lis, cured in Loton.

This never Kingsbury Trick. i r. ti I sr first 14, ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE tk ok i Lahcltr Comity, ai In Labette County Probate Court. N' ti.v i b.Trby -ivi-ii l.ctter.-oi A'lminis-tr; ion have ht t-u sirantt .1 to nndt-ri on the estate oi llariiiou and Mary Hazard, late 01 said county, iK-ceacd, bv the lionorai.le, the Probata i ourt ol the Count an'l Mate aiore-ou i. dated the dav of Octulx-r A i- Now, all pt-r-i'iis bavins claims the e-tatp are hereby notiiied that they must present the sainf to the andersiirned for" allowance, ithin one year from date of said or they may be precluded, from any beneiit of such estate: and that it such claims' be not exhibited within three years ai't-r the date of said letters, they -hall be" forever barred.

Jas. P. OnriiiTY, Administrator of the Estate of Harmon and Hazard, deceased. October First publication Friday, October '2S, ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. STATE OF KANSAS, L.l:I.lHC Lol'XTV, In Labette count' proliate court.

In the matter of the estate 01" John F. Kelt, deceased. Hie State of Kansas to horn it may concern: LL persons interested will take notice that my petition is on liie in the otli ce of the Labette County, Kansas. Probate Court, akiu authorityto sell the lollowiiiL' describe real estate-fituate in Labette county. Kansas, le-lon'inir to the Estate of John F.

Kelt, for the of piu imr the debts of said e-tate, the leiracies created by the ill of said deceased, and expense of administration, to-wit 'i he east half of the ouarter and the north ten acres of tin; east half 01' the soul li st quarter of section eiu'ht, (M in township thirty-three ol liime twenty-one (Jl). MiM oetuion 1 set lor nearniL' at the omce ol theProbaie Ju-lire in the citv uf Oswetro, in aid county, t.n Saturday the day oi" Xovein- er at which time and place you can nuiKe known anv objections vou mav have to the ot such order .1 A MK-i 1. Af.I.FN. Administrator of said Estate. Hated Osweiro, Oct Cask fc Cii.assk, Atttrneys lor Administrator.

.1 MASTER'S SALK. In Ih" Circuit Court of the United States for tlu- District of Kansas. Charles N. Kowlcr. as President of the Kijiiitable Mnrtiraire Company, Complainant, vs.

In K.juitv Water Works Company No. and Thf City oi tuwu'o, Dt-lVndants. prni.IC notice is hervbv jriven tliat nmhr A and by virtue of tite dYcn-e of the Circuit Court, of tin- United States, lor the District of rendered in tlie above entitll suit, I Will Oil Ti r-HAY, day if A. I. 1-: at m.

of said dav. at public at auetinn. to Ihe hiL'ite-t and hot bidder lor cash in hand, ai the ea-t front door oi i he Cijurt hoa-e in the city of I.abette county. State ot Kansas, "the following described property, vi i All and siiiirmar tlie properties, rights, priviieires, equities, rental, ami anv and all estate real or personal, of tlie said detemiants, tlie Usve'oWater Works Comnanv. IIIUAM T.

IHIJ.uS, Master in Chancery. T. A. Hi en. A.

I. Smith. Solicitors for Complainant. i. 1SQ2.

SIIKllIFF'S SALK. It tk er Kan- is, l.al'eUe Cnunty .7. riainiiiT, Noah oren. Sophia ren. Amos Hover.

II W. Kaber. I emarcn- L. Swan, Albert II Mun- Merchants Kank oi Appletou, Mis-oltri, ami VA S. Defendants.

Ky irttie of an order of sale to me directed and'deHvered, issued out of the Kleventh -iudi-cial District Court oi the State of Kansas, sittintr in and tor Labette county, in said state, i will on TCtSDAV, TIIE i'TH DAY UF NOVKMHKii, A. D. at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of said day.

at the court house front door in the citv oi i-wejro. in the county and state aiore-aid offer at public s-ale and sell to the hiiiet bidder, for in hand, all the riirht, title ami interest of the above named defendants, in and to tiie followiiiif described real estate, situate in Labette county, Kansas, to-wit TheKa-thaif of the Soiitii Kat quarter of Section I vviMity-nine (-) in Township Thirty-one fsoutii. liaiiire Twenty-one (-1) hat of thet.tb Principal Jieridian. Tosatisiy, iirt, the taxes and all tax liens on 'aid lands and tenements second, the co--is of this action taxed to Mi together with aecnt-inir costs; third, plaintiff' judgment for 1 1 i7 toietin ith interest tbereon at the rate of 1- percent per annum from February Said property to be sold without appraisement as commanded bv the said order of saie. WILLIAM COOK, Mieriif.

r.v IIj De'Uty sheriff's October -22. D. Il.KiriKN, Attorney for riaiutiff. Friday, LKCAL NOTH'K. In Labette County i ansas Li trirt Court.

Uobert M. Wt Ms and Daniel Wells, copartner under the lirm name of Wt-iis liros. riaintufs. of appli-vs. cation for an Levi Liviiuton and W.

II. order reviv-Livin-lon, Dei'einiants. I iitr judgment. The Si a OF Kasha-: To Kiizaheth Eieholtz, tieonre Kichoi; Jane Schrvb.T, Sciir her. Loui-a liobiu-on llobiiison.

her (uibaud, (t hristian name unknown) heirs at law of Levi Li vinii-teii tie-ceased, ti rectify: 'ol" and each of vou are hereby notiiied that the plaint ill's in'the cause entitled, Weils trot iters s. W. II. Livimrston and Levi Livingston, hen-in judgment as on the fi day October A. D.

is7, rendered against W. II. Livintr-ton and Levi LivinjMoti, have thisi'4th dav of October A. D. made application to the District ourt of Labette county, Kan-as.

for an order of said court or the Judire thereof vacation reviving the JudL'ment in said aetion the name of and against II. H. braue, ad-miuistralor of the estate oi Lei Li in u' -'ton deceased, Mary Livingston, A. Livingston, W. II.

Livintrtton. iiatlie A. Livingston, F. K. Livingston, Elizabeth Livinir-tou, W.

H. Livingston. Aaron Levi Livingston. John Livingston and tieorL'e Livinirston, minor children of John Livingston deceased: Lueiuda Mullenix. Sam Alullemx, Mairirie Mul-lenix, LMiian Mui lenix, Licholiz, tieorge ticlioltz, Jane Schryber.

Jesse schr -her, LouNa and Christian name unknown) heirs of Levi Living-ton. And that said application iil be heartl before Hon. J. D. Met tie, dudceoi thf Labette county, Kansas district Court al Chambers in the city of Independence.

Montgomery coiintv. Kansas, on the e.Ui day of December. I at ihe hour of ten o'clock a. vi said dav. or as Boon thereafter a3 said application can be heard: at which lime and place you are io be present and show eaue wby aid order of revivor should le-t be made.

That will be upoa the hearing of -aid apoiieation. Witness my hand and the seal of the Labette Couniv. Kan'aas District Court, at my office in cil'v of Uawego this -ilst tlay vi Ociolu-r A. skal Clerk District Court. Labette county, Kansas.

liy Ci.auk, Deputy W. F. Si Horn, Attorney for Wells riaintiils. rLT.I-ICATIOX NOTK'K. State of Kansas to Frederick Snow and II Miirtindale.

'tl wiil take notice that you have been sued, together wit it 1 lover, Stian 1 Clover, London, I be Karmers Loan 1 ru-t toinpanv of Kansas, Casteen, Levi audi ti'Hi'bson, as assignees of the Farmers Loan A ru-t company ui Kana-. in tiie lis-tru-t court of Laliette county, Kansas, bv Jam- Wriirht and that you answer to the petition liied in said wiut on or before the 1st day October said jn-tition will be taken as true and iudL-ment rendered against you accor 1-intrlv. toreclo-ini-' a morttrae executed and delivered bv said lover an. I a-an 1 iover the Farmer- Loan A Iru-t tompsnyof han--as, lor the Mini of dated the 1-t day January I on tie- Howimr real estate in Labette county, Kansas, to-wit HeiTinniiu at a out ninety ieet south of iie corner oi bb-k four in Hollin-s- wonfr Mib-DiviSion ol tne we-i nail oi uie It est of section its in Tow iiship liaiu'e 2 ea-t: thence eat feet to a street: thence south feel to ird avenue: thence e-t feet and th-nce north leet to the place ot CiHdaintmf acre more or le-s known n- Ibd i in-w ort resprva; and the sale oi said real estate about aeprai-e-meut to pav thf1 debt sec tired by said ui-'rtgae. Hito A M.Collo"-H, Atts 11 til'.

(iovernor Humphie, candidate tor Cuiiirrcss and ml tr V. lieeknian, of 1 Ai kansa-i Citv, were trieeted with an immense audience at the oiiera house ill this city last Friday nijjlit. ilcpub- lican doctrine and Republican history were ably discussed. The first was Gov. Humphrey, who was intro- ilucetl bv our fellow citizen, Judge Case, who took oeea-ion to pay him a high compliment for his record as chief executive of the state.

Gov. Hum- phrey's remarks were well received. He does not attempt any oratorical flights, but talks in a plain, sensible manner on the issues, appeal attempt any oratorical ing to the reason and calm judgement of his hearers to sustain his remarks. It was his lirst speech in Oswego and it made him friends even with those who oppose hiiu politically. If Governor Humphrey is scut to congress the people can rest assured that their interests will be safely guarded.

Mythology of the ancients treats of one Orpheus, a harpist, hose power upon the instrument was so great, his touch so dctt, his music so plaintive and alluring that sticks, stones, trees, and mountains were so entranced by the harmony of sounds that they moved toward and followed him. Even the devils in hell were so charmed that the doors were opened and he passed in and out without harm. The harp of Orpheus was not more charming than the voice of Judge tieekman who followed Governor Humphrey. For two hours he talked to the audience 011 issues new and old, but of vital interest to the neojde of to-tlav and of the future. His points were so well taken; his argument so convincing; his ridicule of the buncombe advanced by the reform ers so laughable that his audience were loud in their demonstrations of approval.

Judge lieeknian is the man who spoke at Montana several weeks ago and worsted s. rung, a people Par! orator ot Kansas City, ami was I abused long and loud therefore by the adherents of King. Yet lieeknian sought not to retaliate by abuse, but rat her by argument and lncontrovert-able truth did lie effectually smite them. A Remarkable Discovery. A remarkable discovery is one of tne chronic proclamations of advertisers.

Cfbf.b CuiiK is not such, it is an established remedy with known merit, made on scientific principles by experienced chemists. It allords instant relief, and is called the one minute remedy, for ii stops coughing at once, does not cure but gives temporary relief to consumptives, and absolutely cures all other affections of the throat, lungs, etc. For Croup, Whooping-Cough and colds of children Cough Cl'UK is valuable. Sold by K. W.

Wright. KiiAi sE's Hf.ahai Cap lf.s. unlike many remedies, are perfectly harmless. They contain no injurious substance, anil will stop any kind of a headache, will prevent headaches caused by over indulgence iu food or think late at night. Price twenty-live cents.

For sale by II. W. Wright, One Minute. One minute time often makes a great difference a one minute remedy for Bronchitis, choking up the throat, lungs, of course is a great Cough Cukk is such a reuiedv. Sold by K.

W. Wright. Have you examined VanAlstine large line of men's hats and caps, boots and siioes or furnishings for nu and boys. Great bargains at VanAlstine ii Co's Everything in the dry goods line at VanAlstine ci-Co are marked as low as possible in price. Maple Syrup.

We have jut received 10 dozen cans of the finest ami purest syrup that can be found in the United States. We warrant this syrup to be absoiuteiy nnre or money refunded. Stak Gitoi fky Hoi My wife was so badly afflicted with rheumatism as to be unable to move in bed without assistance. Our druggist, Mr. Laddainus.

recommended Chamberlain's Pain lialm, which greatly relieved her. We have used six bottles at various times, and would not be without it at hand. Jas. Coleman, Lowell, Neb. 50 cent bottles for sale by Kingsbury Frick.

a Kkausk's Hkaoachf. Cafsui.k.s Wai i aiiUtl ly K. Wri-lit. Kiifrlisli Spavin I-iiiiincnl ivmoves all haul, sufi nr i-alloiiscil Lumps ami Blemishes from horses, ISlnotl Sjiavin, Curbs, Splints, Kins Hone, Sweeney, Slilles, Sprains, Sore anil Swollen Throat, Coughs, etc. Save i-Kl by use of one liotilu.

Warranted the most wonderful Mieiuish Cure ever ki.oim. Soli! by Kings'iury it Friek. tf A Ureat Liver Medicine. Dr. (iunn's Improved Liver Pills are a sure cure for sick headache, billions complaints, dyspepsia, indigestion, costiveness, torpid liver, etc.

These pills insure perfect digestion, correct the liver and stomach, regulate the bowels, purify and enrich the blood and make the skin clear. They also produce a good apilite and invigorate and strcglhen the entire system by their tonic action. They only retjuire Onk Pill nut a Dusk ami never gripe or sil ken. Sold at "J.j cts. a box by Dr.

K. W. Wright druggist 2o. Oh, What a Couh. Will you hcitl the warning.

The signal perhaps of the sure approach of that mure terrible disease of Consumption. A-k yourself if you can all il for the sake of saving to run ihe risk and tlo nothing tor it. We know from experience I hat Shiloh's Cure will cure your cough. It never fails. This explains hy more than a Million were sold the past year.

It relieves croup and whooping cougli at once. Mothers, do not be wl'hout il. For lame back, or chest use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by Kingsbury Frick. 4b I i I 1 if of or is i in: last MONSTER REPUBLICAN RALLY AT PARSONS, MONDAY, NOV.

7. Good Speakers. Great Crowds. The last Republican gun of the campaign will be lired at Parsons on next Monday by the lie publicans of Labette county. Hon.

J. J. Ingalls, Judge Geo. 1 handler, t-ovcrnor i.yman Humphrey, Judge J. V.

Ikekman and Hon. S. S. Kirkpatrick have positively promised to be there. It will be a day ami night meeting.

Excursion rates of one fare for round trip. General Weaver and Mrs. Lease will also be there to address the Populists, and the indications are that it will be a red-letter day iu the political history of Labette county. Make your preparations to go. You will miss the biggest political meeting ever held in Labette county if you do not attend.

PERSONAL NOTES. I Judsre Webb as in town this eek on legal business. Mrs. Al L'tterback. of Carthage, is visiting relatives in Oswego.

Mrs. Henrv Drew, of Parsons, is the guest of Mrs. Win. Sanford. Miss Lillian lSushnell, of Mound Valley, spent last Monday in Oswego.

Mrs. J. Marley attended the musical convention at Ottawa and visited friends in Garnett, last week. Mrs. W.

A. Uodgers, wife of the editor of the Trt idou (Mo.) is in the city visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank Clark. Mrs Kirkpatrick, ho has been visiting in town with her son, W. A.

Kirkpatrick, returned la-t Wednesday to her home ill Mound Valley. Mrs. Colin Hodge has returned from an extended visit with relatives ill California and Colorado, and Colin once more wears a smile of contentment. Mrs. A.

Ilykoff and children visited in Oswego this week with Mrs. S. 11. Miller and other friends. Mr.

IFykoll has accepted a position in the general ollices at Parsons, where they will reside in the future. Mr. (iambic, an attorney at law and Van Bennett's partner in Oswego twenty years ago, was iu the city a few days this week ami called on some of the pioneers. He is now a resident I of Knoxville, Iowa. Minister P.yan, of Mexico, was in the city a few days this week, visiting his Mrs.

Mary Sinnotl. IF' arrived in Kansas a short time ago on a campaign tour, but his throat is causing liini some trouble and he left for Philadelphia, to have a surgical operation performed. A farmer near Albia, Iowa, by the name of J. 11. Wolfe, has found a sure cure for.

croup. He says; "For the last eight years I have recommended Chamberlain's Couga Kemedy for croup. Half of a fifty cent bottle will cure the worst ease, if taken in time. On the this, month, my boy, four years old, had the croup very bail and three doses cured him. I would not be without it in my family." If the reined- is given as soon a the child be-comes "hoarse, it will invariably prevent croup.

.0 cent bottles for sale by Kingsbury -V Frick. a Labette City Gossip. lill.KAl). I Married at till resilience of B. covin' ill -t l.itM-rtv, Suml-iv, 111.

Anlinr -Junes ef Fa-vunt. to Misfc 1.1a Williams. Hi-v. kai-'s's lyinr the uiiptial knot. Tin Lest wishes el iiiiiiit-riius Irii-nils Willi tlit-a.

through the journey or lilt. W. It. MfBriile, To.eka. addressed the rahv at the liou-e 'I Imrsiiay uislit.

A number ol People' j.rtv meu were and sunt it was the most pentlenianly 1h.scu3-.iou 01 the issues thai they bad m-ard. Itiuiiard Hater and family have moved to town and oceu-iy Mrs. Jonea' rty on St. Grandma I'ils'r is lierc from Kentueky visit-iug the lanuliet. of Ari-ta and ill Cooper.

Judre Ntd-on Case addressed a liepubliran meeting at Maple orove, Saturday uiai. Miss Minnie Jlofca. of Parsonn, is spending a few days ith her sister, Mrs. Ld. Wailnaek.

Went Walker wa- deliveries- trees around I.abette 1 ity. Saturday, lor Lewis Williams, Hie 1'arso-ift nurseryman. Dr. Hackett took iu the rally at Oswe-ro Friday uis-iil. J.

T. l.aju-soD's sale occurred Tuesday. W. J. Webb was auctioneer.

We understand thinirs sold reasonably well. Mr. I.anipsnii has renli-d his place to Glover, of Allamout, and ith his family will move to Ft. Scott. L.

Piatt has been solTeriiii; the past week ith an ar.aek 01 pleurisy, lie is some better at tnis riting. Come and see our line selection of dried fruits. We have the best line of this goods to be found in Kansas. Stak Guocfky House. Baptist Church.

S. S. 10 a. 111. Preaching at 11 a.

111. Subject: "The Eucharist." Voting People's Union at 6:30 p. 111. Topic: "Manliness." Leader, Grace Gousnaz. Preaching at 7.30.

Subject, "The Way to (bid." The public invited. Chas. N. H. Pastor.

Lecture. Hon. W. A. Pefl'er, U.

S. Senator, will deliver the let tore ot the Library Course, at the Uaplist chinch on Thursday evening of next week Nov. loth, commencing at 8 o'clock. Admission to those not holding sea-on tickets, 2.1 cents. We have received a lot of the finest Jams that call be purchased.

Money refunded if not as we state. Stah Gkocf.ky Hoi You siiuuld call ami examine the line line of ladies anil Misses cloaks at VanAlntine Oswego Independent Ft laasni ii tvtkv FKIiUY. lMIU.il. KANSAS. Novt vist 4tb.

Kach neck line millinery gootls are 'received hy Jlrs. Hose. Johnson's Silver Threail Kraut just received at the Star Grocery House. Matt Miller is iics-titialinj; for the purchase of tin' Siimott dry foods stock. If you want a a line cloak call dress pattern or 011 VanAlstine Ct.

Miss Jessie Taylor is assisting in the County Treasurer's oliice during the tax-paying L. 11. Summers has rented th Clover place and will take pos: Dec. 1st. Mr.

Clover expects move his family to Jopliu. C. C. essioli to 1'e- I.risT, A cloth belt with two l-ronze I. in kles attached.

Tintlcr will please return same to IxiikI'kndknt oliice and receive reward. L. J. Co. received this fail the largest line of boots and shoes ever offered for sale 111 the city.

The prices and quality will please you. Case it (i'asse have been retained to assist in the defense of Liimaii, the man charged with the murder of Win. II. Mills at Chelopa. recently.

Talk is cheap, but we mean what we say that we have the liuet line of staple and fancy (iroceries to lie found in Kansas. Call and see us and satisfy yourself Stak (iltt't f.i:v HorsK. No complimentary tickets to the Library Lecture Course this year. Procure tickets in time to get the bench! of I hem to Senator Feller's lecture. Kev.

Moore will preach in the lick- ei lliaU SCllOOl IlOll-e Wtl Ol ion il, eun- tlav aiternoou at o'clock. Kvery-body invited. (o-o. Thurston, of Parsons, was united in the matrimonial bonds to MissKUa Mills, of this city, at the residence of the bride's brothel-, Mr. Harry Mills, last Sunday.

Kev. Cullison, of the Methodist church, performing the -Gabriel Chapter, No. lU'- O. K. S.

will meet Friday night, Nov. 4th. Work will be excmplilicd, also special business. Members arc all earnestly requested to be present at 7:30 sharp. (Iko.

S. LltiiiF.TT, See. Mks. Canada M. s.

A. Shipley, of Neodesha, died la-t Friday, after a lingering illness, aged ii years, 3 months and 13 days. Mrs. Shipley was a former resident of Oswego anil her remains were brought here ami the funeral services were held at the M. E.

church la-t Sunday, Kev. Cullison ofiieiating, afu which the remains were taken to Labette City for burial. The Modern Woodmen of America Camp at Oswego has initiated 1T members. Of this number three have deceased and their beneficiaries have received iu all in full of certifi This order -has surpassed in growth and prosperity all competing fraternal insurance societies. Mrs.

h. M. Join. son was the last to from Oswe-ro's Camp, being in full of her husband's certili-cae. Mr.

Johnson was made a mem-b -r in April last, ami with less than $15 ca-h his family have this protection for which they will ever feel grateful to litis noble order. Chas. W. Stoddard has been forced to realize the truth of that striking ex-pres-ioii sometimes made by sleight of hand performers, "now you see it anil now you don't see it." A couple of weeks ago as $100.00 was deposited ill Ids hands by John rant of Edwanis-viiie, to make good his purchase of the Stoddard farm, for which he agreed to pay Charley could almost see the large roll coming into ins coffers, but the man lias failed to show up since. Charley is ahead the hundred dollars, hv.l docs not understand why Trant fails to make good the sale, as he seemed well pleased with the purchase while here.

la Labette county, two years ago, the People's party demanded that the count prin! ing be let to the lowest bidder, but hen avoided an opportunity, they cast it aside ith the remark that "to the victors hi long the spoils." They followed I he example set by the Alliance legislature iu electing a slate printer. They, too, said "to the victors belong the spoils," and thereby made a steal of thiily thousand dollars; and if the county commissioners were true in hat they said be fore election, then they perpetrated a fraud again-t the people of eight hundred dollar. This is handsome reform. This is wol done by the "holier than thou'' people. Will you vote to Mi-! 1:11 them at the polls? OSWEGO.

Dealer in Uiiilertakin Cliotopa, iiU Wallpaper, -s now Shades hawing Macliines, 2Ste. Enilaliiiin a reasurv GOLD OR SILVER COIN, -CAN UK noKKO.VKO Tiie iiairy. IS.ansas. Investment anii-les at LOWEST KATES. ini'iietiiatcly where security is loan, be -arc let us hear from KsTAI.I.sHKI Ki! .1 uANU NO l.u-si;s T5 egal i ondcrs On Keul Estate in unlimited Call upon or write us.

lurnisiie, satisfaetor.v and title perfect. Should j'nii tie-ire a reneival in litii'in. you before closing contract. 4 T. D1CKHRMAX.

MOB On Keal Estate ami Ch AiCtit and lOfficc Center Hrick Block, a iifwxro of da! Or coin pain who f.u;"1 sts.t eewnts rv tusi ll yea ft sntMlitutt1. "Pi ijOj vie geuuiuo. lo cr- s. Jlortacio Soeurit Noiarv Public. Insurance OSWEGO, HUTTOM 4 'i3 r3 ik f- fa ma i- s.J s.v ss.

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