Gray County Republican from Cimarron, Kansas • 1

GRAY COUNTY REPUBLICAN. Successor to Ingalls Union. CIMARRON, KANSAS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1897. VOL. 11.

NO. 20. C. M. Weeks had a cow fall on the ice year A.

L. English butchered a fine 3 old steer on Tuesday. Go i C. M. Weeks' for jour Clothing, Go to A.

I). Wettick's for your Grocer- 1 Or. Cos's Sanitarium and break her leg and had to be killed. The cow had just been purchased from Ed Dixon and was being driven across uu wan Eii.Sei'a Hardware for jour kaksas crrv.iio. i Make for Go In the Eintel's Hardware Co.

i Fire in Cimarron. Fire in Cimarron Tuesday night destroyed the building occupied by the Gray County Republican, owned by John Harper. When the fire was discovered it was too late to save much of the office and Mr. Harper lost his newspaper press most of his material, upon which there was no insurance. The fire was evidently of incendiary origin as it was started in an ice house that stood a few feet in the rear of the printing office, and the flames being fanned by a brisk north wind both heating tbe river from the Vinson ranch to town.

Miss Delga Xeidiger has been appointed deputy postmaster here Mrs. Shoup could not make better selection nor one that would give better satisfaction to tbe patrons of the office than Miss Neidiger. C. D. Bush, of Lockport, was in our city, on Tuesday.

J. K. Sayre delivered a loud of barley to C. M. Weeks, on Monday.

It. J. Pribble, sheriff-elect, was filling his bond, and preparing to move to town. J. H.

Brock was up from Hess township, on Tuesday, after lumber to make cattle sheds. re-mi an Artlmr Motrisi is now in Blootning-toii. Illinois. Kt v. JdIiii Bull is still in east Canada preaching.

Wru. Dixou speut Sunday night in Dodge City. Mrs. Schleeter, who has been on the sirk list lately, has recovered. LImii'I 'r Sit 9 Geo.

Wallace has sold his alfalfa to Head and will winter cattle enough to feed it too for Mr. Hexd. Mr. Wallace's ranch is located near PierceviHe and is one of the best along the Arkansas river. building? were only a mass of coals and ashes in less than thirty minutes.

Jjrt White Plume from a 5 Mdfi Jr Crow's Tail, nor a good afb ffr Bicycle from Castings. 0 The Monarch trough. Mr. Harper has suffered a great loss. Mrs.

J. K. Sayre who hat been visiting her parents in Iowa tbe past two months returned home today. The Santa Fe is 1000 cirs behind in their orders for Canon City coal, scarcity of cars is the trouble. Chronic and Surgical Diseases, Tie bridge carpenters of the Santa Fe been at work here this week.

J. D. Johnson informs us that he is getting better. J. D.

says: "That it no but with true western spirit he is making arrangements to put in another newspaper plant, and the Rkpi-blicax will reach its subscribers this week as usual. Mr. Harper will have the i one will challenge Fitzsimmons before Charlie Warner has purchased the brick residence in north Cimarron. Appliances for Cefsraitics and Trusses. Best Facilities, Apparatus and Remedies lot Jan.

1. he will, for he feels that by that time he will be able to stand one or two rounds. sympathy of every newspaper boy in Look Suceeaslul Treatment or kvery -oral of Diseases Requiring western Kansas, and every one will be ready to give him a helping hand to get him on his feet again. Garden City Herald. KED1GAL CS SURSiCAL THEATIIEHT.

Mr. and Mrs. John Sallee spent several hours sboppine in Dodge City, Monday. The P. O.

recently moved to its new location presents quite a cozy Cimarron Roller Mills has over ten cars of flour, and still they pay tbe highest market price for wheat. Ed Dixon and Lotus English have each filed contests on claims for tbe purpose of making homesteads out of tbem. The members of the Christian church have decided to have a tree on Christmas eye. Among tbe exercises will be a play. Cf KOOM1 FOH PATIEVTS.

Ecsrfl nr.i JJ V.pst nr In fie Under the Enamel An adjourned day of the Gray County District Court will convene on January 3. Tho docket is a small one and very little business will be transacted, except taking judgments and confirmations on sheriff sales. The Herald is evidently correct, and IV" WRITE FOR on DeforMltSe Braces. Tnifses, C.u Feot. of Piles, Tnmara.

Catarrh, is, Ip; a' ttoa. KlcctrlrHy, KidntT. live. k.r, xi gela Mrs. Ada Eiusel has been very sick by request we give a few facts in regard to the above fire so that our readers may be set aright.

In the first place C. M. tions. leniitry. A.I rorW tcr aniee.t.

during the past week but is now DISEASES OF WOMEN eae of won- Weeks only owned one-half interest in We want bright business men to represent us everywhere. Mrs. J. N. Irick will occupy the north room of tbe Ady building, on east side of Main street, for her niillinary store.

the old store building, M. A. Parlin ra Fit EE. hsr Intfly added a Is I-ia'rtnent toiuea rtw rimaj coni'-ii- nrnt. jtrtvatt-.

fpocial atrt-miun to cnilcirpn left, in ozr care. Triis is Cieoitly Medical Instiicie making a Specialty of Mis. Lemert went to Dodge City on owned the other interest. There Ja'nes Fairhurst bus returned from bis Kansas City visi'. Mr.

Fairhurst received on Monday another train load of cattle for the Kansas City Live Stock and Commission Co. They will wintered here. Monday night to do shopping, returning was no insurance on the building. The PRIVATE DISEASES. Tuesday evening.

All RlOOd TirCffefnMT trc6tfd. STThr time that the fire occured was 1:30 o'clock instead of as mentioned in A corps rf workmen were repairing The ladies of the Kelief Corps are finishing a quilt which they will send to the Mother Bickerdyke Home before Christmas. removci from sysrein witfinpt mer CTiry. Kcw Iif-stoi-aTive trearnieiii for loaof Vita Power. Persons enable to Tisit iu Diny be treats MONARCH CYCLE MFG.

Chicago New York London last week's issue, and there was a strong northwest wind, Tbe hay in the old ice the wires of the Postal Telegraph Co. on Wednesday. ed at home be crTreftH'D'Jeife. Ail comma- Sa. ECCitTO MEN FREE rots L'lsenct.

lmr-oteccT. SrpMiia, iiiest. Kew cars for Tsricrt ele vcr r-tnrr. house was only charred on the top; tbe door was locked and both windows were nine two-cent stamp for Monarch Playing Cards. Regular 50c cards.

County Superintendaut Mrs. Mollie Iff lut AUK At ixit r.w witn kit a easerequirirTnif -'ical or urgic! cannoc vieit us, write a description of yoar case and we wlil nailed, so tbe theory that tramps were inewer. sleeping in there erroneous. ccmniuaicaLiun. iu 11th aad Walirt 114, Barton was visiting county schools on Mor.day last.

Clarence JIackey is taking a ceurse of instruction on the guitar from our master musician Ed Parke. ca. c. a. Mrs.

Parke has returned to her home at Delphos, after an extended visit with the family of station agent Ed Parke at this place. At the temperance meeting to be held at the M. E. church on the evening of Dec. 14, Rev.

Dorr will deliver a temperance sermon. ThejCuban Situation, Members of congress learn on their re turn here that all American prisoners in Mrs. Dennis Lilly visited her daugh Cuba have now been set at liberty, It will be remembered that this adminis a MS CALL ters Rose and Daisy who are teaching in Logan township, last Sunday. The f70 Kimball organ will arrive tration, when it cume into office nine mMhl Uncle Joe Wilson will be found in the front room of ii; Sallee blacksmith shop, ready to repair your harness and saddles. Give him a call.

W. F. Griffin, of Salem township, was in town Monday and Tuesday and while here succeeded in making a compromise with J. B. Armstrong.

This is the best thing for both Mr. Griffin and Mr. Armstrong to as it ends what might terminate in 4 or 5 law suits. Mr. Griffin returns to Mr.

Armstrong the original stock and is to vacate the place in the spring. Report of Cimarron schools for month ending Nov. 26. 1897. Number enrolled 31; average daily attendance 2S; cases af tardiness 20; tardy most times, Sarah; Dixon 6, Ella May Johnson 3, Willie Dixon 3, Charles Dixon 3, Mary HopperI3; lost most time by tardiness, Sarah Dixon 53 Charles Dixon 64 Ella May Johnson 48 min.

Perfect in attendance Etta Markey, Essie Miller, Charles Bull, Delia Burns, Ethel Emery, Forrest Luther, Tbomss Neidiger, Clr Price, LsnaBleinknehler. Mabel Shoup, JennieWiikinson. Willie Mirier. G. W.

Mru-ra, Teacher. months ago, found that a very larire from Chicogo in time for the Christmas Patterhs BORN SEPTEMBER 18, 1841. exercises at the Christian church. J. H.

Josserand who is receiver in the Armstrong vs. Griffin case, came to town L. Dave Haver, traveling salesman for I "THE STYLISH PATTERN." At- Tuesday for the purpose of making his tittle Fashionable. OrirhuL Pcrfcct- irui t- i -i sa report as receiver. During the cold snell last week.

the Hutchinson Wholesale Grocery spent Tuesday among our merchants. Mrs. Gertie Keller, of La Junta, spent Saturday and Sunday with the family of her brother, Fred Marshall. uung. rtmivauu a 9 in.

Nona higher. None better at any price. I Some reliable merchant atUs tbem in nearly every city or town. Aak far -t than, or they can be had by mail from 1 us In cither New York or Chiciro. D.

Lemert put in one d-iy filling his ice number of American citizens were confined in Cuban prisons and had been so confined, in many cases, for months. Within less than a single month many of these were released, and now congress finds upon reassembling that though the firm, but conservative, course of the administration, every American citizen who was thus confined ia Cuban prisons and bad been se confined for months, if not years, baa been set at liberty. This fsct is already having its effect ia modifying the disposition on the part ef ter-tain people to criticise tbe course of the bouse with ice. The ice was about inches thick and of a line quality, Sump taken. Latest Fashion Sheet sent upon rccvlpt of coe cent to pay I eostate.

i -rim ni, Ge to J. Neidiger fer a sqaare Biea), tbea if you have any thisg left coma ta No town of in in Kansas has bet -ter schools than ha this city. Both Prof Miller's and Miss Coffmau pupils are tbe BsrrBUcai efflce ead pay yonr K8RE THAI FIFTY-SIX YEARS IT HAS REYER FAILED II ITS WEEILY VISITS T9 THE BGKES OF FARMERS ARB VllUSERS TBRCUEHS5T TRE IIITEB STATES. MCALL'S ubecriptiea. so one will feel better over enthusiastic ia praise of their instructors.

it thaa tbe editer. sdministrstion in regard to Cuban affairs From the sua ces with which the ladies i MAGAZINE Report of primary grade for the msnth ending Nov. 26, 1897. and 10 lead to a feeling that the President bsve met who have been canvassing the Pint psblieatioB Nov. IS, tk Bfpubll CM.

and his advisers, if permitted te carry e. enrolled 43; average daily attend town for the last few weeks we predict iBrifbteci baW magufae 7 Invaluable for tbe home. Faahloe. of I the day. Home literature, Household I SUMMONS FCR SERVICES OS NOS- ance 47.

many hearts made glad ob Christinas eut tbeir plans, will shape the matter in a satisfactory way. Those tardy most time. Clara Linn Dsy. RESIDENT. Tbe Sum of Kum to Letts H.

Beeve. Then-(lore H. Reeve, her huabaod, HacBael Tucker, alvia TurkeT. at executor I be Misu or Rudolph Tucker, oecewed, Oreet- 3 times, lost 14 Cecil Linn 3 times, J. P.

Emery baa purchased the east Fkttoa, aH for only 50 oenai a year, in- I chiding a free pattern, your own stlec- alm lost 14 Bertha Warren 4 times coal thed of L. E. Custer, and will tear IT HAS faithfully labored for their prosperity and happiness, far the improvement of their business and home interests, for education, for tha elevation of American manhood and true womanhood. IT HAS told at the fireside, interesting and inatructire stories of the doings of the world, the nation and state. IT HAS advised the farmer as to the most approved methods rf culti Ingalls Items.

Charley Hickman viiled at Smith lost 69 min. for sample copy. Addrcas I You re hereby notified tbst jou bve bees uo.1. with Mary J. Ally.

L. L. Adv. her hua- it down and build a chicken house and coal shed, tha use his old coal house Those neither absent or tardy Olive Paynt's on Tuesday. THE McCALL COMPANY.

band. Nellie S. the ci-uuiy clerk of Aniel, Bessie Dixon, llo Emery. George for an ice home. J.

R. Fisher contemplates settling in I 142-146 Tett 14th Street, New York, i a Hollenbeak, Dandy Lilly, Anna Shoup, Finney county in ihe near future vating and harvesting bis crops, and the proper tune to convert Fanuie Armstrong, Ernest Einsel JCcamer tinsel, Ada Ilungate, Lelab John Josserand was up from Monte tliem into the largest possible amount of money. IT HAS led in all matters pertaining to the welfare of farmer and Judging from the number of boys and Iheir best girls" who attend Sabbath evening services here our ministers will have something besides their salaries to fall back on after tbe holidays. Luther, Siduey Miller, Hallie Morrison r.nrM j. ioeaer nd William A.

Tuckor. defendaat, by Jidith M. Wilkin, plalntilT Thlp la to reftifre yon to anawer the tll. the Mid plaintiff ia the clerk a nftire it the tirny County Hi. trie! In the State of Kanaaa, on or before the fthrtayof letttib.r, or aaid petilion lll litken aa true and judirmcnt rendered 1ir the forefltMiire fif one eertain mnrtiraire eiecule I 1M.

by the raid 1-eh II, Iti-eve and 1'liMMlore II. liee.e. her huaband. on he follow in if lamia anil lirnaiiui zuma one day this week. John is a hustler and is making a sticvess of farming.

I remember a remark I beard dur villagers, and for over half a century haa held their confidence John Shoup, Clyde Uiatt, Claude Uiatt, Hellen Irick, Bessie Lilly, Alice Miller, CO YEANS evBrnicair EXPERIENCE and etitoem. vv Oliver Price, Virgel Price. Mertie Slier ing the late political campaign, one man Mrs. Essie JJ. Beathon seems to be in It is the NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE, and furnish it with wood, liurrl Liun, Teddie Brice.

Laura til coiirilv l.rtf anrf nHuir.ia.1 I. luck. After gaining the 10 prize for said, speaking of Josrrand and D. Francisco, "Its a pity to spt.il two good of the reiflater of (e.tta of aalil cnunfy I In oiliime 11 at paye ar.d dearrilied ar last die HERALD, one year for 75 cts. cash in advance.

summers "Capital" stry, she ha farmers tor the sake of two poor Ikuia Huff, John Marshall I.idetts Einsel, Ross Irick, Grace Burns, Corwin Morrison. Orta Sherwood. iiB Cofkm an. Teacher. officers." Team Msrhb ..4 4, De.lGN.

I. X. Nicholson has received his pass i.uta iiumlw-r twelve ilu'l and In blrek mimlter IwelveilL'i, In Heeve addition tu the I'lty of Iniarrun. and the prayer or aahl petition la Ihat the plalnllffmay have juditiaeiit aaainat the anld ale endanta, l.al!a II. liea-a-e, 'I heaxlore 11.

lieeare, Kll.a A Tin ker and Willla I aia ker, far the auin or f. I. Sa.it. with tntereat thereon at fheratetaf ta-n fir rent froin Iheaiih alav air Na vemtier, ami a further juaiitenient airainat 1. Aaly and Mary .1.

A-lr. tor the auin ot -'i in just now received a diamond piu in a missing letter contest from the Home Visitor Publishing Co Philadelphia. A recent letter from Mr. Santa Clsua Informs us that many Christmas boxes are journeying bitlierward, the a ontents ''fltl Copyrights Ac. A rivvan trending ikHfh and rtrwTitrttrt may snd will on Thursday, this wek.

To Cure a Cold in One Day Take l.ax ittve Brome Quinine Tablets Jwl'-Hly wn-ertam ur oiimn Treat ith bis family to the Indian Territory. ttiTtif Ion i itrobeiijl on an extruded viit to bis father. All tlnugiats reftiml tbe money if it fails to Cure. 26 cents. and that aaid defendant anit eaa-h of and all ie-aona a-laiuiinir uniler them, tie fur.

The gossips say thst Gene Oonglass of which can be viewed free of cost by ail who attend the exercises at our vari will soaMi leave us to work in a h.miwart I eta-r I. aired anal tairea laweai tf all llltereat I rliflil. In ii and e.iitty of reileniptlon In. to air ous churches on Ihe evening of Deo. St ItortiMrtrtlf llNDiltxw'k on t'ulejiita 4nt frw.

Ot'WI ftfvnry fnr Mtint.t; LMitfiiU. Paistnta takn thrirnvh Munn It ret)T ifwM not Iff, without rtiarpa, tu tti Scientific jFlmericatt. A hndnmvlT Uloef nf wvklT. Jinf! rir-nitmitm of ai' (riciinOc t.nrn1. HVriin, .1 a tfttr; four months, f.

tid by alt iiewadalfm. MUNN Co.3S'B"s-" New York urauG't) oahMj. (23 Ft- Waahju.Ojn, I. C. tore in Allen.

Kansas. The family will am laud, ami iiihi khI'J land may be aold remain in Gr.iv count v. The Siind.ii School board of the M. K. clmrch met at the reid of Evans, Tdi'Mtay evening, ami the fol lowing commiiti'cs ,1 to pn pare aa iaiiiiiiiii lai law.

wiinmit appralri-ment, and tin- proa a-ada bliiuirlll a aiint and applipal tu the paiiiient ul l.t. The IBin due and pat able am premlna-a: d. the a aita anal aa-a-rninc a'aialj of IliiK aa'tlam Ihe fiaaim Henry II g.i am! .1 ll.iivt'r were St tt Mr. Rochester is now peruianrntly locitteal in one t.f the Santa Fe 0 Rices at Toptka. Mrs.

liichtsttr's neiae, Ada Edmisloti is speniling tint winter with them and attending silmnl. she me eiiieri'iinnteiit litlstmas Va iiiainaui ii nr ruinir interact theifon Win Il.aixvr. Mi IS Executive I Hvans. aim nir mi ma ami tuillier ra-lier ag may lie juat ami a'iiiilable. 1 itnana my luan.t and the peat of aaial rl, Ht ni a.llii In tlia-a ilv nl imar- run.

In tha annl a-ounly of tirar, this will probably devote especial attention to music and elocution, in both of which she is rcmarkahly proficient. Intalls i-iters to Wc.lnejibiv Mrs Ins I Va 111 C.un tlsiiVcs vv is atld Sumi i laitc' 'IVm l'lt is nun Cimti ram I 1. I aniv. t'ierk. Julia HallfKH, Attornry for I'luilltltf.

Tree tn I'togriim, M. Weeks. Soliciting h.tol I'luv. 1 'cent at urn Hoover Mrs I. 1 II ns, A Hv ui-, Mrs .1 A I vans Mis.

Sunday Witt, Hoover mid ilast tu (iray County I'iiiat publjt'tttion tlfavl IMC, Ka-DUhlia-tiii Mt-aC ti HIEIilTK'S SAI.K. In tin- .11. triad a-otirt or the jtiilia-lnl alia-Ini-i. Mtlinif in anil for I lie county aif lirav til the ot Kilutas Jt lliuicl. ,1 link Slsjie l.MI.;!la ai Ibnte am t-a! return to Ingalls in tin' intilv iff ftr TlieV exi'tct to spring.

l.tllher. Mrs lvnsa-1. Evans, Music Mi Weeks. ,1. A KiUltHbleSa'fftiritk'S Co.

plaintiff, Via. illiAiii Hoover, et at. ata-fenalant: 1- Ta t.li, Luther. l'ttit-liaMlug Win. Hoover, Mi Mis.

Miiisel, A. S. Einsel, Mrs. rk train is on the The Santa Fe Future comfort for present seeming economy, but buy the tewing; machine with an established reputation, that guarantees you long and satisfactory service. Iter.

Givler, of Garden City, pastor of the Christian church here, setiin to realize just what kind of set minis hi (hurt liei'da. Ilia setlllotl nl lnt Tiles day night Waa lllot pitia-ttenl ami-, which his t'ollgrcgaliavll eviala-lilly fell well repaid for coining out to hear We heard many wolils of piuise. At the in 1 it-1 11 1 1 aaa meeting on the evening of Nov. Mis. Keating A J.

vans mid -t Wilson were appoint ed committee to frame couMitiitiatit anal hy laws. Mrs. Warren ami lllla Navbir to fir culalii petition, ami May llurintuiid t'laia I'ria to solicit funds. On the evening of the 1 lib. ii.it.

licv. Dorr will aleliyer a tcmperam-i' aerinon Mm. Zollers. Trent Mr, idlers and class. A.

Evas. Sec. Pro Tem 1 nil an l-aie ISSUOd tO me out ot district caiurt, in the above entltleal action. I will, am Mainday. the d.ay of January.

A ll. ly ladwecn the hours o'f lllo'clna-k a. in and 2 o'claick p. in. a)f a iid day, at the fraint aliair af the caiurt hnuae, in tha- city aaf Cimarron, in the aosinty of Crav, in the state or kanfHR.

otlcr at public, ule Hrid(Bi-llto the hiirheat and lieat blihler for cash in haual, all the followlnijr deacribeil real eatata, to vrit: NorthettM ipiarter ait section fourteen 14i townehip twpiity-atx r0 south or nature twenty a iiht Oi wet nf principal meridian tjinir and situate in the county or lirar. in the glut" of Ktnsas Slid proia-rty is levied on as the ltroiiartv rir sia-k list. Jesse Kayl will visit bis parents in Iowa in the near future. Mrs. Wondard went home a few days this week to help J.

W. hog killing. J. L. Ilower had a windmill put up in his corral tins week.

He says it beats pumping by hand all hollow. Mr. and Mrs. John Hudson spent 1 certainty I tMill a that none arey I mil I Jy yu better than oury lm I Vj' Lungren Special IfKfWg Sent C.O.D. privilege of jtf examination on receipt of SjlfcL- T) 5.00.

Money returned less expressage if not accepted. With the magazine of The Outlook will begin the scries of papers by Mdffaril Everett Hale on "Jaincs Kussell Lowell and His Friends." These papers will constitute the leading feature ol The Outlook for lsys, mid will be illustrated by many scores of picture, including not a few portraits of da-feiidents, anal ia aliri-cteaf by said airder of saia- tai be s.i'al. and il lie sold withamt up Tuesday night with D. Francisco's peo I'lHininnii, ia, miimj cam uruer all Srtie John IUhi'Kk, Ci Uwitiiv, Attorney. Sheriff lirav t'u.

Kansas. ple. On Monday D. Francisco was intro at the M. II.

a liuri li in rniint'i linn with tbe temperance iiieciing. Program fair Dec. 21, at K. church. Music lianal Song Ity the hool.

Prayer Ilev. Morrison. Christmas Address Itev. Dorr. Music ('heir.

Exercises Mis Tabb i las Exercises Mrs. Paris' class. famous American authors never before printed. Another feature of great interest in this issue will be an article by Charles Dudley Warner on "The Pic 1 1 1 1 ci ilea In American Life." This article will be illustrated from photographs specially taken for the purpose by Mr. Clifton Johnson.

The story of the number will be by Mr. William Canton, whose Her Book." was such a alelightfnl study of child life, snd is in similar vein. a year. The Outlook Company, II Aster Place. New York Rook on Diaeasas of Horses.

Honk am alitease of horses, cattle, sheep, dog and poultry mailed free by addreasine Humphreys' Specifics, Car. William A John (., New Yerk. ducing his nephew, Mr. Hilton, of Kentucky. Mr.

Hilton is here partly on visit and partly on account of his health. George Dixon moved a stable to Cimarron for E. Ansel on Wealtiesday. Major Df.dsam is tusseling with the asthma this week. John Dodson and wife cams up from Montezuma on Tuesday to help "pap" butcher hi htigs.

The Dodaaia bey killed sn antelope on Sunday. A "select daace will tie held at the rsitieni ef J. Fisher, Fcirisy night ef this week. First publiaatiain Da-a- tuber 2nal, IM17, in tliay County Itt-pubiicaii, SAI.K. in the district caiurt a)f the juallcial district, sittinir in and fair Ihe caiunty ol in the state of Kattsaa.

S. Conklin. plaintiff, 1 vs. charlt et al, arts, Ky virtue of an order ar sale issued to me out of the district ciurt, in the above-entitled actitin. I will, tm Mamday, tbe aiay aif A.

Ii. 11, between the naturs HI o'clock a. ui. and 1 n'cltrjk p. in.

of said day. at the front diair of 'he court bouse, tn the city of Cimarraan, In the asounty of (iray. Inlheatata of Kansas, offer at public tale, Dd sell to tht highest and beat bidder, for email in baud, all fhe fotlowinr deacrllied real catafe. Navribeaat quarter of section fourteen 1141 t.WHsiiip twenty-ei-bt ci) south of raup-e twenty-nine cti west p. in.

lylrte and situate In the ean.nty )f fJray. la tke state of kanaaa. Raid property levied on fhe property of aatd aierendaets, aod ia dirveted lay aaid order of sal to lie sold, and will lie aold without appraisement, to imtfcfy said order of sale. JtIMN II atarsit. Hartoy, Anorsey.

avrit Uraj Co. haniaa. Song claia. ITS PINCH TENSION AMD TENSION INDICATOR, (device for regelating- and showing the exact tension) are a tew of the features that emehaiiae the high grade character of the White. Scad lor pvr elegant H.

T. catalog. White Sewing Machine anuajd. a. Eierciae Mrs.

Zeller a claae. Song Choir. Spanish prisons ia Cuba have given up every American citizen within their walls aince the incoming of tbe McKinley administration. And yet there are people who have the assurance to complain of the attitude of tbe administration in regard to Cuba. The foreign countries go right on baying from as notwithstanding the great reductions in our purchases from them under the Dingley tariff law.

Oar sales to them have in-creased 25 per cent, under the new law compared with the corresponding months of last year. Recitations Mia Speck's clans. Music Mr. lloovei'a rlsss. Exercise Mrs.

W. H. Klnael'a tvlsse. Music Hand. Santa Claua assisted tit Mr.

1. 1 Einsel data..