Bird City News from Bird City, Kansas • Page 4

T3p Eg MEAD fleciaPP E3 r-L TTeaclqiiarters for ALL KINDS OF for 30 days. Paints. We Have Just Received Oarload Of The Celebrated Unilerva-fir ami Jersoj-s at 50cts voriL ami 81.00. Caps at your own price MfM.t $Mfl i.viiis iftivtt 13 a -i Drugs. El ill 1 Davis CG1T3I5TI1TG OJP BIG JOB IK SHOES.

Worth SI. oO am $2.00, wiil soil llicm for 1.00 aii'l Photograph Albums, Scrap Albums, AUTOGRAril ALBUMS, DRESSING CASES, MANTCL'iiE SETTS, WHITING CASES, SIIAVIXG SETTS, SMOKING SETTS, ROOKS, BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS. FASCINATORS A Wool Hose, Dress Trimmings, at cost. These arv l.xirai-iri and fliOulil be taken advantage of by tvtrvLo'ly. COME AND SEE.

Made at St. Joseph, Mo. The Flour made by this Mill has st od the test of 25 years. Coma and goi your Winter's SuDoiy. Mil C3 kh 5i 1 ki MIXOM BROS.

of EVERY DESCRIPTION Amon tlic va-t assortment we liavc to show you. you crm fiml Bomcthing to please all tates ami Oils. Kerndt Bros. jVT. F1.

JA.J3IBOIT, :Pj.o Estate and Chattel st Fsr. I Beaver Bulletins. C. II. Warford, or.c of our substantial fanners, raised 1100 b'ifliels of wheat this year.

H. Curry, an extensive farmer cf i Reaver wi'l, A. I iirant, of Lawn Ridge Township, "shipped ia! lur riiilr11'1 -two rarbads of stoik and "ood, to Wind-! Mtl" of tlli: issser wausrs. Lam! Oh. rlhi Kan -is September 'Jf't'n.

1V1. j' Ceiai Iain' bavlni: been entered at this ofice oi Hird City. Kan-a-'. ugalnst tor taioire to comply wl' law to 'I'iiel'e ierv No. C- 1 1 1 s- Seetinn id.

--o liar- West, in I lieyertie Cotiniv. Kan-a- v. hii a ve.vv to lie- cam eih-Min of sat eiitt l-lestaai aileirien e.ai raid l.ii.is Sno'a failed to plant tie- hr-t live acrei broken on -Hid tract tiunmr the third year after innkiue' sai-i ui has the smne I i-eu done up to fie time 'of maktOL' ahi davit: the p.ir-ii -s a ia rebv to j.ppear tit teis i-Ttee i -n I lie it nay of I ii eember. l-'d. at b' a.

I- and testimtiiiy ctit-eniip' TI." in this ca-e will be taken be f-ire Vb ri- Notary Public, at hisoiheein bird City. on I'icciuLcr 10th, 1-UI, at 10 a. in. i -i t'vacs Amjekson, W. It.

Attttrnev. -lias Timber- Caltt-ra. S. Land i ii-e r'in. Katisas.

i- I lNd ii-'oOeie-t eCiitv enti red at tills Chice t.v I Ni lieei a eibi-t sa-i -ael J. I'-Witt ir f.d'.li:e to law to TiiiiU-r-Cul- ture iiirv No. Ke't dated April -Ml h. -a. upon the Ni-eih ist -s ei i ion in.

Town-bin r. t. ia ea- Cou-ity. Kau-k: i-. ') view to the e.i needa tb -n of said entry cent i-- 'hat -aid Samuel.

I. l'eWltt im f.eh-d to properly ilant acres of -aid te e-t to tin.t'er. S'-t'ds "or daring the third year after raekher -aid entry tier lies the -t-a-been at thi- Oere of ,1... aili.i.tvii: that he tilt tailed to pi-nit the 2nd neres to tilt -her. cr the It year after Itiak-in sr.i-i i'.

ere. nnr h.H same 1 -if the. 1 -i hai 1'. to vat-- -ei I d.o-iei.- ee Of ti and i -in aio i- i-- entry, lias been cote' nt et -if 1 a is the soil pa rtie- are heee-i sei-iei to at this ntl-ee i he 1 -el. at I i o'cioek a.

to t'--i i -f cenee-nin-; said aib e. -j re. iaiotiy in lliis ca-e to be ttiSo-ii be Morris Mice N. at his in hir-i Co Kanses on tie-: i day of December at 1 lo'ci'icit a. in.

1 Cyc.i lihg'r. i hi. Att'yl'orpltff. Ciliiira. li'ii ftlieriin Kan-as.

l-eriin Kan-as. rlutli. i ictohi been entered at this fd'ce byjobti Mac-haii N. K. Mary, tor e.

ew-ntjilv -vii a law ti- to Tin: aero 'tilt tit N-i. l.iTodateil April loth. ItvO. t'on tiieNKhi S. Tow nsiiii 4 Range H-w.

in hey-enne i ouuty. Kansas villi view to the eae.eell-eiiei! of said ertry: ctit.ti -tant allevintT that N. K. liarvey lias to properly lOant sa: I first live acres broken on above described me to seeds oi- eu'titi'js utirhig the ord year nf-ier eiakinu: s-'il-l eniry ta-r has the same bten ildtie i.p to the time, that he has failed to properly plant the five acres to timber sor, 111., where he expects io stay a year or two. Ily his departure Cheyenne County him success in his new home.

Mr. E. Slifer returned from Lanark, 111., where he two carloads of cattle, lie reports crops of all kinds a success, but not ahead of Cheyenne County. Mr. Win.

Zeilke has built pii addition to his house. William is a rustler. Farmers are busy putting in fall grain. Mrs. C.

II. Warford bus been on the sick list this v.e.'k. but is improving. J. A.

Carver went over to S-'t. Francis Monday, to act hs man, Mr. Greish has commenced digging a well on his place preparatory to moving there. Peter Sturm threshed about 1000 lei- h-els of grain, last week. J.

M. Kyle, has moved his family to tiO'edland. There v. ill be a school -at tb'- Frontier S. hoo on next 1 i lii.rht Oct.

'21. Alt are invited. Alt It i LM. The attack on Turkey v. as male to day and was every point.

Tdany were killed Very few prisoners ere taken, but the icters severed for their tenwrity by frightful nightmares are! horrible on am. Joel Taylor, cf St. Francis, is he for the Steel miil. Write him for the full particulars. ccuiiT St.

Fraxcis, Nov. 5, 1-01. Wry little business lias '-en dene its the district court thus far, ahs-e-t t-e, time vo to this been devf.ted to Lllin; the je.ry Forty-eight jurors have already been sul'po-riaed. i I I I I 1 9 rn1 r3 i- 1. 11.

12. V- Cr'il 1 1. 4o. IMrd C'ih For i a'i. or on ea-y terms.

The-e lots iielong to an csvlern party who ha-iastr me i. Ski tleou at some prii-e. no r. asonaUe oiTer A. C.

l'o. liox I 'enver Colorado, tf pix each AKincas iiokt and all ti.atlers of Interest to the ineiK JJckiks liaely a coj.y for two-eent. Pa V. l.ar.u' (ictol-er i' L'l. liaviair tieen entereil e.t tills oflice by ri heiiius black ii'ain-l Marion jones, ti.r lail-ure lew ss to Fnfy 'S: I iiiion ilie NefillHtsl is w.

In lor.v'.ins view to the can ai i n-l sax! failed to leu iieres of I tfaet er nay part t'e reel, or plant tit-- l.fet live to s. ireesee-is or euttiris, Pie year l.s si. as by law. That he failed to iltivi te ten said or e.ny part thereof, tnul plrait the five aires nes. tree seeds or cutiin's I he of I and failures exist at the time i.

iMiikia this affidavit. Tlie said ten acies are eow ero.vn weeds and ami no are now urewin hereon the er'ii a hef'-'iy sanuuoned to apixvr lit tiii" 'ea on the 'ti i.iy of Jn-eeailwr e.t in a. ne. to f'-oend iin.l farn'sli t'-stiacny rtiinu; -aid a'h failure. Teatirinaiy in ties ce to be tale ti l.ei'ore Morris i-iine N.

at in liir-! on tlie litii aa.t of ed at le ri. in. Ci'tifs ANiU'esos lteij'r. for phiinthr. U.

Land I OV iin, Kans. iieoiher Sl 1 linvine- entered at of'iee by I heodoie Tene-i li. i.ran.ioiiinir hi a laO. ti-tti-i juiv v.o -1 "i of the l-lee! loot Northwest 1-4, el -eei ie.il i is-'Utl). r'" -esr.

a. Kan-as. rrederh Neva ha- vh sahl traet; that he has hamreci his resident heiei I'oni for inoie 1 1' ii six months Mece ctakia snid entry: that s.iid is setiied upofi and culiiva'tetl to arty as i he.v: that the Siiid I dei-li 'i lias not rii.led oa and at any pine ep to the thee and iahe-i e.il;e.'itt "-tUl er any pa ef it i roni the ne'e of said ent-y. ep lo the pn- nt time, end s-iid laihjre-- ia ite.i cnl ivaiion exi-ts at tie- the time of eaikhi': teis atiii'avit. with a view to the c.iucelintio.'i 1 s-Od entiy.

the said aii-s n-e lien iiy i apii -ar at thin (': (ln -h 1 i la o'clock a. to sjen! f.ad said nlh-ged lij in ease io lie fore Jlnwii.silt.e at ehlee in Pirdfity. on tiav of Ih-ceiaber, lit io o'clecU. 0 Ci Krs Iteir'r. A.

plttf. Ti.T.lscr-CuJtcra. U. S. Land Kans.

tuber hetil. l-'el. Cnini hunt havlnir hetn entered at this by Holiest r. if fity. Katis.K.

Ashnry si. i'n keiimr, lor failure t. comply vitli law as to I ia.hM'-Cuhnre Lutn- No. I'e: iterl Lnd. t.pon the NOutle ii-t 'i of Sect liai 'Si.

Toy.esi;;j, a Soutliof itanee v.est. in inyeniie C.aiiity. Kansas a view to the cai'n'ellati'in ei said entry; glt.ji said y.shnry s. kennsr has tuilrd to plant or i an-." to he ted thoseeond live trees, ree si eh.s or eiittiiiir-. nnrOar tie- eiitrv.

or at any her lima. That he has tailed or eause ta be enli.vated any part ot the ten acres hr ken or auv part of said tract of land since ('etober. l'fs, mid that said ten arret is now trrovvn np to weeds, and that said failures stii! exist: 1 he aid al lies are he: eby ia; pearai this eon the 2. th ray of i). cendier.

l. l.at A. to ri-siund and te- t.nion) ennei i i failure i'he testiniouv in this case will be tak 1 f-0 re ytorris Mine, a oary loihlic. r.t his in Hird ity. Kansas, on the (lay of Ivter.i-ber, l.d, at la o'clock, a.

in. A.siiF.iWti.Ib A PUKP.IFF'.S SALS. (First Publication Novemlier "it li. l-'jl.) to me eireeteo Hud delivered, issued out ot the oii ee of lerh of the Iiistri' onit i theStatc of sittinc in tor the of Ct: yeiiiit upon a t'idement retnieri-d court, in en action wherein. The Mint rh'othi-i's Lean am) Trn- otnp.inv are and Mar-juis t.

K'lett liartey. Wilham oiiard and 'oilanl are defendants, I vviii, oil jloini it. ISd at 1 p. at the Court House door in t. at i'u'-iie s-'l! to the highest id er lor ca-Ii iti tar.

all the rii'ht, title and unere-t of ihe Mi delen hints ill are! to tie- de- rdx real estiite. to-wit: The soutli eu-t t-f s-etien 24. ToWtit.ip 4 South: Katun Si west: sa.id property levied upon ai.n to 'oe ns tae prrijierty of the above named ii- fen.h'o.ts to s.tt-L-fy saiil Jndtmiclit ai.d costs II. a-ort) SheriJ. NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS.

iFirst Publication, Nov. SGth, In the District Court of the S.ate of in and lor rjnejenne County, P. I.oia'iiard. L. Lombard, aej IL W.

Tru-tees, Flainl vs Trias S. Plncer. tSes -r. I.iriper. d.n R.

ami Jani'-s M. roueh. Ixfendants To John R. Keune.Iy James M. Cr inch, .11 tne v.tn-ve causo: You are hereby not ilieii tiiat yoo have been jud the plaintiff in the aove eut.ti-d T-an-e.

in the l.istrict Court of the stawof in and for hevenne co mty, and that on or before ti." 'ath liav of January. A. 11 rnu-t answer the petition of t'lepiiintias en tile In the riot the Clerk of said District Court, in the plaintiils sl; tin.t a be ncere.l by trie Ceiirt for. eii.Mn? a lei-nseire pvt-n I-y the ueff-ndaiit-s. I'rias S.

and iasan Rir.er. to the Lambard Invest ment Coiripsuy. and owncl by the niin tile d-seri'df rt-tii projierty. in of Cbeventie. ai -ate Kansas, to-wit: Ail the of the Northwest tTiarTer of in lourteen in Township Four, sooth of l.ane Forty w-st of the Sixth Prir.cipil jieridian.

that the equ-ty of rwleniption of each and nil of the deleiniants named in tbe sboveentltied cause in and to th-e siiid mortt-aed premise beforevt twrrtxl tnd ioiec.o-ed; that any title. lien or interest now ownl or claimed by you. or of you in or to wvid premises, be adjudged to be junior and inferior to the piaintiS's mortgage lien and that lands besoid to pay the i lOel setorvd by said rnvrtjRe. You oeret-y further net.fieii that, if you fail to answer said petition 011 or ne'oie jp day hereinbefore stated, l.ie facts and a ksations Cntaineil in caiJ petttioa wiil be tiiken as te and judgisent reude-red as therein prayed Jsr. D.

H. Krnrs, vn Attest: Atty. Seal. Nt-WTON' Know. C'erk District Court Cb- yc.i.'.c t- IviiC-c H.

G. CHEYNEY, PRACTICAL CD oisoav t3 ooti CD CO of Every DESCRIPTION Call and see tliem. WITH NIXON BKOS. FIVE two-oeit ill j'ot you a sani-plc of Arthur's 1 1 cone: rhikpiA. Agents want.

il. The Store of iVtrro.c is now for business umler tint of Abrara Iull's. nr.tj their goods ami 'rices, The izws will make out jour fipj'lica-tions to prove up, free of charge aiiJ iitr.kc them out, correctly Get a pair of gloves or mittens will suit or a pair of tboes that will fit at the Post Office Fine line -f new received at Darrow Uros. No trouble in showing irr: an prio at the IVst C'iiiee Store. Ion bit A tioiHl 'M at this cilice.

Ask to look r.t line of Hihiu' Is and" blankets. P. if now Dr.os. Tiixon have just received a car load of apples, which they are selling at S3.00 per barrel. A POIH LAU FAMILY.

JBKXIE: "Hum- is it, Knfe, thrt you a'WRyt ppeiu to "ditch on 'to tin ho-t new thine I'm what I may, you always seem to pel ahc-ud of me." Kate I don't know I certalnlv do not wakennv exertion in that direction. Jessie: WeiL. clurini: the last few months, for example, you have taken up palming. without anv teacher you came to the tweue when Miss Lafarire deserted her IMmuic class Co suddenly, and ce rtainly we ore all improving in trraJe under jour Instruction: 1 heard you tell inn Tommy Earues last owning how his club made mistakes in playing baseball: vou seem to be up on all the luu-st fads." and know just what to do under all cireunistauc- you entertain lieautifully and in the last month you haw im provef so in heaith.owinir, tou tell me, to your pii vsieal cu It re exercises. tVnere do you cet all ft your information from in this little out-of-the way pluoe? for you never pr to the ritv." Xate: "Why.

Jennie, you will mske rain. Ihareoiily one sourceof information, but it is surprising how it meets all wants. I very seldom hetr of anythinir new but the "next few dav iirinir me full information on the subject." Mairie? No! MMMiizine! And irreat treasure it is to us ail. for it really furnishes the reading; for tlie whole household: father has siren up Lis magazine that he has taken tor veers, as he says this on fives more and better information on the subjects of the day; and mother snys that it is that that makes her such a famous housekeeper. In fact, we all njrree that it is theouly really familt majrazine rublisht-d, as we have sent for samples of all ot them, and find that one is all for men.

another ail for women, and another for children only, while this one suits vry one of us to we oaly need to take one instead of eewral. aii'l that is where the economy comes in. for it only fiX) a year. Perhaps you think I am too lavish in my praise; 1 will let you sa ours, or. better still, siid Irt cents to the Jenpintrs Ilemoro-t, 15 East ptreet.

Now York, for a sample copv. and I SUall aiway consider tn.at 1 have done yru A irreat levor; and may be you will flSCUt.T rousay we rave the niuitiou in(r tbo best informnl family in town. If that be so. it iwniuivai's Tuifliiy Mar.isiut Ve fjll fura-s'a the Biro Crrx New i cad Uemorest'a ilonthly Jfasrizirje. both psperg, ore year fer only $3.

your PGR i i.ix-ii:n ot Hoara or lianroad on tie'- of the yva-ple idong ihis line of road, for an increased railroad service, making it us-r-i 7 c- in'1 has een 1 Aft. 1,1 I rcinl. ii-rs cil the fact (Le p.a-l lied a go. and the very light, as it i with roads in wistern country. They a'o coiu-j plain that very few ticket have been sold to pointvoutside of Slate, of the fact that a great deal travel to which this road is entitled, goes to the main line or the Hock Island, an account the slowness of travel over this road.

They also display luticli oilu-r information them the oilieh'Is of the road. totally ignoring that given by jKti-tioners. The whole i-io'i showing ha.l no desire to comply with the wi-hes of the jieoj.le, inn! v. in 1 uj) by saying that i the In; by shortening up the time of the present rim. led.

do not say it snail be uiu. Our people ha; no particular desire to put the road to extra trouble, tit ought to have, are entitled to a better i.f-rviee. If the coiuj ar.v will try to relieve the present of afTairs. all i i.L,-ht, but something should 1x did whereby onr p-ople I be able to mahe their mail oiiiie; i v.it'ios be o'oliged to wait over for a day. The cecision is just whr.t was pected, after the comiaitiey of people had talked with the iJoard.

of 1SS2. Tin: Toi KDo VKEtKY IIi.adk. the most i prominent weekly i the only political r.ew.-paper in the Unite 1 tliat is edited with special --nee to circulation in every part tl: Ur.ic;i. It has sabscritjcrs in every I territory and nearly county in tho United It has always a'wve 10 J.fi -0 subscribers, and during the late IVesidential campaisrn had 2X1.000 People of all p(litical parties tal.e it. Aside froe.i politics it is a favor" i'e family paper, having more and better departments than can be atFordo by pa pers of smaller circulation.

Serial am in the world(, Answers to Correspondents, etc etc. (only One Dollar a year. Send posted to The Bi.aie, Toe do. Ohio, for a free specimen copy. Ask.

also, for cor.fi-o.ential terms to agents if you want to easily earn a few dollars cash. FINAL PROOFS. Those who have fina proof or contest ntsiiees running in this paper, shoull remember thtit our terms are invariably cash, due after the first publication. Land OrVeee OPerlin. Kans.

I lii. isol. NoticIs hereby Riven that thefoHovvinpnamed settler has bled not'te of his iiiteiitmn to make 1 eeii proof in sui it and taut s.t.a iiT'if wiliji-e ie.i-a lie ore thetierkof lee rii-triet e. u. of nr.e St.

Francis, KaiL-as. oil "eia UJi, vi: John M. Watts. H. K.

No. InCIl, for the 14 of Section 15, To ttship 3 south. KamreS- wist. iie iianies the folk-wing witnesses to prove hi" continuous residence ujoa, and cultivation of said land, viz: John P. M.

Smith of Bird City Kan. M. liaiey and J.M. Eobt-rtson of Mcixmaid Kan. i Oists Heg'r.

Laud ofJice at Olwriln, Kansas i -el. Xe-ee isherebv eiven tbat thefollowiti named. settler has tiled notice of his intention to r.iuiie Final proof 111 siitiimrt of nis chum ant! that sin 1 riKif nil! be maiie belore the t'u-rK of tue iii-l- net toun or t.naei!iie coainv, n.anra. r.i ti. iv-eiui-cr ntb.b-.d.

Cluancv W. Caifelns 01 the beirs I all ot tee heirs of reraiaa Caicins llcceiM. H. ifiN-J. for the SW of Section 24, Township 2 south Kitiiije 08 West.

lie names roitoWing witnesses to pmr 1.15 coiitiini-ais residenw uyon and cultivation of said bind, viz: L. K. iieaton. Michael Ai.drt.-w ree-luyer. tmii uli of fcird City, a CXdi ANUKi'OK.

Land Oftiee Oaerlin Kas. October Lit loJl, iticf Ls hereby given that th? followins-nani-ed SetU.r has liied oi his intention to make proo: s'JpKrt oi Ins claim, fend that sid jroof will be made before the Probute Ju.iga and ex-oaiclo cier. of the rotate c.mrt nt 'v. hi Jet. ne county, at f-t.

Francis, Kan.ses. on lieeeoiOvr 4th. viz: ViUiara J. Trirsble. IL E.

So. ViLS. for tli-5E 1-4 section I-J. iowasbip3 sonth K'tuse et lie iiames thef aliasing witnesses t- provetiis continuous rei-iueiios lipvn, aiu cuiiivat.oa 01 said land, vi; llenrv Watt Abnihaai G. Trkk et.

of Hint City. and Ui iando U. i'boaip-sou. Of Whefier. Kaii--ix JJ iiili AsiiKasOS nor lias the same been done up -i -nt liai and that there are net now --es on lid tract that ho to liroiieriv cultivate said land ntiovo t.ii.

i- er-0 ihinni: tne urowins season ei isjuanu I -i nor ha the same been done little date ot this aOidavit tlie said parties are hereby tu ajii ear nt this :t.ee on the Mb day of I-T-l. at In o'cliK'k a. to respan.l f-tii! lui t'i-h te-t'iinony loiieeruit.e sal-1 alleireil I ill. ne. 'i'e-tiniouv ie this ca-e to lie taken before Jioiris Stine.

N. p. at hisnllice hi Bird! ity. on the 1st tiny ol 1 eceiubiT, li lit Id o'cioek a. in.

jo (. ASOEKSON RejJ ster. W. Lso.SKSdi Att'y for Plaintiff. aliis TiiiBza-CuLiaa.

S. Land Ollice, iberlin Kansas i September 3otii, l.v! i o-iiiihiint tiavltti: lteeti en'eri-d at this (Ifilca bv ii.bert M. Kr.iki r. oi Kansas. in I nes V-.

I'l. tor luieire to eotii- On l.a-v a to I'liiilier-i Hiture Entry No. 'i i.ti. Aprii Ord. iif-on the NW of seei ion Tovvn-hip 8 -oitiii.

haaiTe lis west, in i County, kan-a-. v.ith a view to tho of s-iid enti'e: Rlleifini-tnat Hie lines W. keriiii; bad faileil to. phiiit or e.iu-e to be planted I he second live acres io 1 1 s. tree i.r citttin the fourtU year alter eiiirv.

oratimy other time. Th'it he has tailed to cultivate or cause to be cultivated pint of the ten acres broker, or any part of said tract of land since October, Isi-s, and thf sai I ti acres broken is now jrrovvn ii to weeds, and that sai -still exist. The said par-tie are berebv -iiiiimotn to tit tit mo liilieon tin- day of )ii. at hi o'clock. A.

to respi'ti-l r.i.-rO-h sili.iony conei sal-l tilli'-O'd fa. lore. The testu'Kitiv in tais win veit belore Morris Stine. a Notary lOiblie. ul hi- 111 Ibid I itv.

Kansas, ot: (he rah day of in cember A. K-itl, til l-i o'clotk M. li Outs AMtKRSOM. Reg. Timliar-Cultura Kctlca.

Land Ollice at Oberlln, Kans. Noveiiilier Ist, Co-inilaint having been entered at this 0ffic bv I vm.inl.. Pitcheratraln-t William H. Flshep for failure to complv with law as to Timber-Culture Entry No. dated April 3rd, lvn, upon the Northwest 'OOinrtor Section S.

Township 5 k-in-e .17 w. in heyenne 'ouuty, Kansas with view to the cancellation of said entry: contestant ahejihiir that said William H. Fisher han failed to cultivate or cause to lie cultivated any i-iii: of said tract ef land diirinjr the season of That the last cultivation of any kind donn on said land bv said Fisher was in Atnrust P0t and that no cultivation of any kind has been d-itie on said tract sli ce Ison. and that the htti-1 broken on said tract is (-rowii up to weeds and in an entirely abandoned state, and that said failures Mill exists, the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this Olficeim the p-th day of February 10 o'clock a. rn to resjMiiid and furiiisn concerning nid alle-'erl failure.

Testimony In this case, tube tal- eti before Morris Stine X. V. at his ollice in Bird City on tliesth day of February isi-2. at 10 o'clock a. m.

C'Tittrs Asdebsom Rejr'r. M. Fkakeb, Att'y. for pltff. eqftwaient, warmed bysteara from JOHN SE3ASTIAN, Cat'l Ticket Paw.

i. z'jcytr'i A niGra" and Kerr.h-infs HanV Urin.j,' your to the News uilice, and have it executed in style. Corn ami Oats Wanted. In-L I in I at the Farmers' and Mer-ciiuut liaiik. WANTED: To trade good for a cow.

Enquire of Joh.v Fouz. A good wind mill, tower and anchor posts for $05.00. See Joel Taylor before you purchase. A magnificent pluli doak costing $25.00 is the next thing on the lit. This cloak be given away Christmas Eve.

One ticket for every dollar's worth of goods bought and paid for over our counter. Nixox IIuos. Ooroon Hearty advertises a Public Pale for the 17th of December, and i. going to gire people an opportunity to purchase a lot of goods at very low rates, if they want them, The Athletic Club is now an assured thing, and our young men have some place to spend their evenings. The amount of lumber being sol 1 this this fall, would indicate that the farmers are going to have better houses to live in tli is winter.

The winter seems to be kind of "slaved efF." so to spenk, sr.r' threshing anJ oilier fall work is being resumed. Ingersoll and Jesse VanDoren drove ver to Pt. Francis, Monday, to be in attendance upon the session of the District Court. A Sheeder went to St. Francis Monday, having been summoned to act as Juror at this Una of Court.

Henry Greisler bought a bill of lumber. Saturday, and is going to build an addition to his house. Kerndt are buying a great deal of lumber these days. They must be making extensive improvmcnk on their farm. Darrow are putting a twenty feel addition to the rear of their ftore, in order to give them an opportunity to display their immense stock of goods.

Oeo, Lawless was a visitor to our city, Monday. George is the same genial fellow as of yore, and democratic to the back bone. Doc Jewell, E. I). Nixon.

Will Tnrley. and numerous other of our people are attending court this week. Goo-J crops. Good prices, Good Credit, and good prospects for another year, is the condition, that stares our farmeis in the face, to-day. No wonder they feel jubilant.

A slight fall of rain Sunday night, brightened the fall prospect to some ex-teat. Cyrus H. Pishop is lying at the F. M. Hank, quite sick with Typho-Malaria.

Dr. Vogel is in attendance, and reports him progressing toward convalescense as rapi dly as could be expected. Ida Wilson has been quite ick wiih pneumonia, for the past week, but at this writing is much improved. A letter from S. 1.

Goodspeed, Vacaville contains the information that they are enjoying excellent health, and also contains $1,50 to renew his subscription Another crop like the one raised this year, will put Kansas at the head of the column, and the present indications are that sne will raise it. A novel cure for rheumatism is reported from Florida, where a man who-has been afilicted for years, stepped in between a horse anJ a mule, ard was kicked oa the affected hip, completely knocking the disease oat of him. The novelty about it is, that there is no expense attatehed to it, barring accidents. Considerable wheat is still finding its way into this market. Conservative estimates place the amount yet to market at fully three-fourths of the entire crop.

Quite a number of our farmers will be compelled to prove op this winter, vnder the seven year limit to the homestead laT We are in receipt cf the report cf the Veterinary department of the Mat Agricultural College which furnishes iuf irm-tion thatshould be in the hvm.Is of every farmer. Yeti can one free bv wiiiirtji to Geo. T. Fairehild, Manhattan, hinsn. Stockley has been making some re pairs at his hotel, by siding np th refill t-ad and fixing up otherwise, Out ot that number eleven are retained, rvfrv but cf that number it is probable Wt sey- Cam fife FarL1, eral wiil beexcused before the ca-eepunst Yov.o-Jno.

M. Snavely et. al g--s to trial. A UlvTACQtTAnJTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY CF THE CCTJNTHT, "Wttl. 03TAIH MUCH VALUAELE INFORMATIOrf FROM A STUDY OF THIS MAP OF 4 ,4 xY'S-j.

fv wj-tvp 0 idVVw'V? i t-c v'- I- TT i lea i vr- ii VA itto.lA 1 mm, hosk mm mnz Rmimh ii li.a 'Ot'odtricr rrhsn lines, brancto3 and extensions East and West of thm 'Jhe Direct tioxix. to and from Chicago, Joiiet, Ottawa, eorin, La i-aiie, Molino, Rock Island, in Davc-nport, Muscatine. Krawa, Uetaioosa, uea Homes, mtersei, Auutioon, tiartao ana uouncii in IOWA Minneatoli3 and St. Paul, in illN NE30TA Watertown fresh venire of twenty-four jurors was is sued this afternoon and court has adjourned till Friday. L.

A Guptail, Leslie F.enedict. Tie aaas Taylor, M.C. anit D. charged with complicity in the murder of Thomas Duncan, were discharged this Krit-uielmeyer was re-arretted. and gave bond for his appear at the appearance at the April term of the Court.

Among the legal lights from abroad we notice H. M. Snaveiy, of Denver, J. C. Cole, of Atwood; S.

W. McElrof, of Ober-lin; and J. It. Hamilton, of Kirton. 2-iox.

JUST OPENED, at the Barber Shop, the finest line of Cigars ever Bhown in the City. When you want a GOOD smoke call. Teachers' Sleeting. The C. E.

will meet in the school at Bird City at one o'clock p. in. Saturday lee. 5th. and render the following programme: Music.

Music. Essay, D. Harrison. Maggie 31. Howell.

Jliss Emiurt Shhoff. -1, Select Reading lass A- ot. Giover. Faper Clark. Kecitdtion Miss Orpha SturJevaut, Utility of Geography M.

P. Meek. Social and Educational qua ificat ions of the teacher E. Curry. Select Reading Miss Cera He ton- Teachers Heading, E.

Semp. Means of Improvement Available te Teachers, W. Coleman. Reading Circle. Query Box.

Ail tettchers are earnestly urged to at-ivad and all friends are Cordially invited. Com. Mrs.J. M. Keel leaves for Liaeo'n.

Saturday. Fraak Keed will ae-compacy her as far C3 Benkelrnan, and take the train for Denver. Mrs. E. L.

fctarts tomorrow c-a ft visit to McCxik, Nebr. I dil3, in ioaii-Ui-A. ijarneron, bt. josepa ana r.ansas vity, 330UEI Oraar.a, Fairbury and Neison, in NEBRASKA Horton, Topeka, ichirson, Wichita, Bolieville, Abilene. Caldwell, in Kansas Pond Creek, rnossey, Kint-adber, El Eeno.in the INDIAN TERRITOS7 and Denver, iorceio fcpriiies, pueblo, in COLORADO.

FREE Reclining Cha' Cars tQ i from Cfdcs.p'O, Caiawei), Hutchiutoon and Dode City, and Palace Sleep, Cars Chicago, Wichita and Hutchinson. Traverses new ar.d et ees of rich e.nd craain? lands, affording' the best facilities r-f j. to all towns and cities east and west, northwest u.livjoct of and Paciuc and trana-oceacic Soaportj, rFlCET VESTIBULE EXPRSS3 all ccrapctitors in splendor of and Denver, Colorado Sr. Tin era and Pueblo, via St. Joseph, or Kandatt and Topeka.

Gp'ets-iid Diriina' Hotels meals at seasonabia l'irst v-est of Lliuoiiri River. California Excursions daily, with CHOICiJ KOLTiio to and rron ilt Lake, Ocdcn, Portland, Los Angeles and Eau Frinciaco. The DIRECT LINE to and from Pike's Peals, Manitou. Garden cf tue Goas, the Mountain Cities, liining Catx.pa, Sanitarium, ina Sgenia Gi-anicard of Colt-Tiido. VIA THE ALSERT LEA ROUTS, and Kiouiz via ltock Island.

Tne Favorite Line to Pipestone, Water, tosrn, Siuz Fails, and the Summer Resorts and Hunting ViCt Fishisaf Gro-onda of the Northwest. THii SKOET LINE VIA SEXECA AND KANKAEE3 oSfera t- travel between Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Lafayette, and Council Ui, Atchiaor, Lfeavenworih, Kansas Citv, I-finnoapohs and Jst. For iTcietsi, Haps. Folders, or desired inforxiauon, apply to any Ticket Cica ia tsie Ln.teci States or cr address ST. JOHN, Cfr-cral Kassrer.

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