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plaintiff on payment of cosU on ground Dlxlrlot Court. IRAKI) DAILY PRESS. Notwithstandimo tho reports Id tho early part of tho season that the of abandonment. The following cases have been dis fruit crop would bo a failure, there nov A. F.

Barkor vs John L. Barker. posed oi in district court tinea our uuu roport: II. L. Morrison J.

L. Thompson er was as good a prospect for an abun Divorce. Decree of divorce granted TUKSDAY, A PHI Li 15, 18D5, MOUItOlllPTION DIMS. plaintiff on payment of costs. and others.

On appeal bond. Dis dance of all kinds of (rult as at pre-present. Every llttlo twig of a fruit tree Is loaded with blossoms, and a Mary O. Toole ti The Manufacturers' II Dully. on your, MM Wiwkly.onp yr.

MAWUED. BiBMiw the 14th of April, IBM, by Itv. M. Brninhull, Mr. J.

Osdar Iiecmni), of Hhnrmun City, Cherokee county, and Miss Edith E. 1'errine, of McCuuo; The ceremony took place at the home of the bride's mother in McC'uno. A pleasant oompaoy of the families sad friends of the contracting parties enjoyed tbe occasion, and bestowed ologant presents. Tbo bride Is a well known teacher. SrurriR-AHMXEr At the residence of the brldo's father, April 12th, by Kov.

1. W. Ixiig, Mr. Julius E. Shaffer and Miss Susie V.

Artlrey, both of Boulah. HlK UIOMlMM, .7 missed. G. W. Drown vs W.

n. Cogshall and four mi uiuuili, four mioiii Iih, I. Ml (Mir -auk. .10 National Bank of PltUburg and John T. Deets.

sheriff. Injunction. Docree prospect for a full crop of everything in Bimple ouplo int. On note. Continued.

the rrult line could not be better. In favor or plaintiff. Keuublluan Club Meeting. Rosa V. Tuekor vs Walter a Tucker.

Rldenour DakerGrooery Can Hros. Attachment. Judgment for Dr. O. F.

Lewis, of Uepler, was in All pui uont Interested la the Glrard Divorce. Decreo of granted nlalntlrf on payment or costs. plaintiff against O. II. IUnkln for 233.35.

Itupublleaa Club ra requested to moot I tho rooms of Dr. O. A. HI air, over II. M.

Ladd vs Wilson Webb and the olty today. He reports that while making professional calls last night his buggy was twice turned over by a cyclone. It was not over forty foot In width, but or great force. Tbo barn of There will be servlcos in tbe Catholic church at 10 o'clock Wednesday fore noon. For Bale Cheap.

Second-hand walnut bodroom suit, Including springs, ono driving horse, and bulk gardon seeds at reduced prices. Call at the Old Reliable Feed Store, south side. L. DROWN. Go to the opera house Wednesday night, April 17th, and hear tbe Nashville Students Co.

Tney arogood and will please all those that have been waiting for a good show. Don't miss the best of tho season. Prices, 25, 35 and 50 cts. J. S.

Perry, the tailor, has moved his shop into the east room over the Fair store. His daughter, Miss Daisy, will bo with him and take ordors for dross fitting, Hear the Nashville Studonts' solo band at noon Wednesday and attend their performance at tho opera house at night. Tbey have the best and most refined colored show traveling. tbo C. IT.

Phillips drug- store, Friday The WooUon Spice Co. vs Rankin Bros. Attachment. Judgment for others. Foreclosure.

Judgment against Webb and wife for $336. Stay or six months. Continued for service as to night, April 10th, 1895, and assist in the election of throe delegates to attend the plaintiff against G. II. Rankin for 100.

05. Henry Devero, near Hepler, was un Picher Lead Co. vs Frank Playter Itepubllcan State League meeting at Ferdinand MonioL roofed, and othor damago done in the and others. Foreclosure. Continued.

Topeka April 2Tjth, A (foneral at. The Missouri Guarantee Savings and neighborhood. Jumos McGonigle vs C. F. Elorick J.

L. Bottknfikld and R.C. Friend and others. Foreclosure. Continued.

Postponed. On account of the Inclomenoy of the, weather Monday night tbe parish mooting at St. John's Episcopal church was postponed until Tuesday night, April 10th, at 7:30 sharp. Persons Interested will take notice. To The Public We have received a large quantity of pure rrosh virus which wo can guarantee.

Our ofllce will be opon until 11 o'clock tonight. Price of vaccination, GO cents. Dus. Dlaih Foster. representing the American Eloctrlo Tel The Mutual Bonoflt Llfo Insurance Building Association or Hannibal, vs M.

C. Johnson and Ida F. Johnson, Foreclosure. Dismissed at plalntlff'i costs. Clinton L.

Caldwell, assignee, vs ephone came to Glrard Monday to Co. vs John Boyor and others. Fore look after a franchise. Mr. George tmulnmto is dostrod.

W. It MlLLINQTONr President, Kar Cut Off. Kd Anderson, tho 18-year old son of lVtor Anderson, who lives two miles southwest or Farllngton, met with an m'oldont Monday which very nearly cost him his lire, lie was aiutlsting in Crawford, of this city, has already en' closure. Judgment for H. L.

Noyes against Boyer and wire for $132.80, and made third lion. Appralsomont waived. J. Vedder. Attachment.

Dismissed. tered into contract with many of our Thomas W. Watkins vs Sarah A. Watklnsand others. Report or com citizens to furnish telephone communl Tbo Mutual Benefit Life Insurance cations.

Co. vs Jamos D. Mudd and others. missionert confirmed, and $100 allowed Foreclosure. Dismissed at plaintiff's A marriage license wis granted in as attorneys' foes.

moving a house, driving one of the costs. Kansas City Monday to Stephen E.Hall, Richard Wilson, administrator, vs Sophia Kahrs vs nenry Kottler and The Chorokco and Pittsburg Coal and The Newest and Best Lino of Weill Paper At J.H.McCOY'S Jewelry Store, West Side, Glrard, Kas. others. Foreclosure. Continued.

of Crawford township, and Mrs. Helon Livingston, or Turner county, South Dakota. Mr. Hall owns a good form Mining Co. Dismissed, a settlement Tho Interstate Mortgage Trust Cavs and compromise having been Cyclone In Sheridan Township.

near Glrard, and Is one of the oldest L. E. Leroy. Foreclosure. Docree barring William P.

Packard and L. A. engineers on the Memphis Railroad. Republican hcagne Meeting. For tho abovo occasion Tho Memphis Route will soli round trip tickots to Topoka on April 24th and 25th at one fare, $4.05, good for return April 20th.

Kev. C. T. Brady. Archdeacon C.

T. Brady, of the Episcopal church, will bo In Glrard Wednesday night, April 17th, and preach in St. John's church at 8, p. m. Tho vested choir of twenty-nine young ladios and boys will furnish music for the occasion.

Everybody Invited. Monday evening about 7 o'clock the Packard. Miss Lizzie James, of Farllngton southern part of Sheridan township The Mutual Benefit Insurance Co. vs was visited by a destructive cyclone. John W.

Woolloy and others. Fore returned from she bad been for some time taking care It passed rrom west to east, traveling Announcement. All the latest styles Spring and Summer Millinery; also, Pattern Hats, at Mrs. M. L.

Potter's. closure. Judgment for plaintiff against John W. Woolloy and wife for $4,047. of ber sister, Laura James, who was in.

along the base Hoe, and lasted only Jured In the Santa Fe wreck. Miss Lau about five minutes. It was narrow, ap ra is recovering rapidly. Dismissed as to defendant Gilmer. Ap-, praisemont waived.

parently only a few feet In width. L. N. Smith vs Louisa C. Duncan and There was a little rain and no hall.

The barn or R. A. Biles was demol Our dealers In screen doors are evidently anticipating a large crop of flies others. Foreclosure. Judgment for and bugs this season.

One firm has al plaintiff against Robert N. Duncan and lshed. He had seven head or horses In the barn, and they escaped with a ready received a car load of screens, R. J. Walker tor $496.

All defendants few scratches. There was an insurance with a number or back counties to hear barred. Appraisement waived. oi $250 on the barn. from.

Tho Pittsburg Building, Savings and The barn or Samuel Watt, rather or Jack Anderson has commenced the Henry Watt, of this city, was demolished. practice or dentistry. His first patient Loan Association vs F. W. Henry and others.

Foreclosure. Judgment for plaintiff against F. W. Henry and Mary Henry for $756.60. Stay of thirty days.

It was a substantial box barn. was his mother. For particulars in The small barn on the John Russell quire of her. farm was also blown down, and Hind- All defendants barred. man Rhodes's barn was wrecked.

A. Hedeen, an old freight engineer on the division ot the Santa Fe, died at Tho Travelers Insurance Co. vs Mag The residence of Frank Gooding was Chanute Sunday or Brlght's disease. entirely destroyed, and a piece of tin gie J. Purcell and others.

Foreclosure. Accounting tor plaintiff $1,522. Mortgage forfeited. Appraisement waived. Dismissed as to Maggie J.

Purcell. All Young Mr. Trooden, recently or ber struck Mr. Gooding on the spine, Lincoln township, is employed at the paralyzing his body from the head down. Dr.

Geo. E. Cole, of this city, J. Sullivan filter manufactory. defendants barred.

was called at 3 o'clock this morning, August C. Leisner vs George F. Par- The county commissioners mot in noll and others. Foreclosure. Judg regular adjourned session today, and and thinks he will recover from the shock, although he is at present help WHAT DOES IT MEAN? STRIOKLBR STRIOKLBR'S SOUTH SIDE SUNNY STORE! The place that is satisfied to sell goods on a small profit.

The place that believes $100 sold at ioor 50 per cent, profit, spot cash, is better for both buyer and seller than to sell $75 worth at 15 to 75 per cent, profit, on time. Do you comprehend what this means? Think about it. We want to impress upon the minds of the people the fact that our bargains are not only in the grocery line, but throughout our entire house. Just now we would call your attention to our Dry Goods Department in all its lines. Come and see our stock of Hosiery for Ladies, Children, and Men, from 5 to 50 cents a pair.

Special attention is called our hosiery that we are selling at 10 cents a pair, or 3 pairs for 25 cents. Big stock of Embroideries, Handkerchiefs, and Notions of all kinds. Butter, Eggs, and Poultry wanted. STBICKLER STEICKLER. ment tor.

plaintiff against Parnell and are auditing bills. less. Mrs. Gooding, formerly Miss Male wife for $580. Foreclosure as to all de fendants.

E. C. Coknwell, tho exclusive boot and shoe dealer, has a now advertise Tho Mutual Benefit Life Insurance. Colean, was blown some distance from the house and was pinioned under the debris or the granary. She was held there until her screams aroused her ment today.

Co. vs Isaac C.Coloan and others. Fore closure. Judgment tor plaintiff against THE Weir Sun says Harry Brlcker has bought the Ed Young bakery in neighbors and she was released, very C. Colean and wife for $1,167.32, and that city.

badly bruised, but no bones broken, made first lien for Josephine J. Taylor against same tor $17.10, and made sec Her clothing caught on Ore three times Will Hanshaw, oi Crawford town rrom the stove, which was carried by ship, has purchased a now cabinet or- the cyclone into the wrecked granary. ond lion tor L. H. Tuttlo against same for $505.70, and made third Hen, and tor Galtekill Butterworth against tfsn.

Real Estate and Chattel Transao- She smothered the flames each time. The Storm Near Cherokee. tlons. same tor $245.50 and made fourth lien. All defendants barred." The following transactions appear Special to Dully Press.

The Mutual Life Insurance Co. vs CnsaoKEB, April 16, 1895. on record Saturday at the court house as compiled from the dally abstract John Llebolt and others. Foreclosure. The cyclone west or this place about report of Crawford county records hv Judgment tor plaintiff against John sued by Wells Wells, or this city: 7 o'clock last evening did considerable damage.

As we hear, the first place struck was the farm house of George THE VERDICT. Llebolt for $1,350, and made first lien for C. W. Matthewson against same for $41.30 and made Becond Hen for Honry 2 real estate mortgages 600 00 5 real estate releases 1,910 00 7 real estate transfers 2,071 80 chattel mortgages, 153 15 Clough, 2 miles northwest of Cherokee, Holzer aealnst sarao tor $073.20, and The house was totally destroyed, to made third lien, and tor W. M.

McDonald against same parties tor $260.55 gether with its contents. It was ocoa pled by a man named Frank Gooding, We, the jury, find that Cornwell, the new exclu and mado fourth lien. All defendants barred. Mr. Gooding is seriously injnred, and Dr.

Pritchard has but little hope of his recovery. His neck is dislocated and teams, when his legs bocarao entangled In tho lines and ho fell in front of tho wheel. Ilefore the teams could be slopped lie was dragged or rathor scraped in front of tho wheels a considerable distance Ho was badly bruised and had an oar out off, but happily bad no bones broken. Dr. Geo.

E. Cole sewed tho car on again, and tho patient Is rostlng comfortably today. Guild Ollluern. The regular Easter Monday meeting of the members of tho ladles' guild of the Episcopal church was hold Monday at the residence of Mrs. J.

H. Gardnor. Olficors were elected for tho ensuing year as follows: President Mrs. W. H.

Morris. Vice Presidont Mrs. J. T. Leonard.

Secretary Mrs. E. Frazter. Treasurer Mrs. Carrie Turner.

The treasurer's report showed that over $325 hod been expended during the year for improvements on the church property. The president appointed tho various committees for the your, and tho meeting adjourned. Will Keturn to Prnctloe. T. J.

Widby has concluded to return to tho active practice of law, and will have ofllce room iu tho county attorney's olllco in tho court houss. Mr. Wldby is a graduate of Tho Union Collego of Law, the law department of tho University or Chicago and Northwestern University, Chicago, tho same law school rrom which Morris Cliggott graduated. His diploma is dated Juno 5th, 1879. On tho 17th or June or tho same year he was admitted to practlco In tho supreme court or Illinois.

He came to Kansas in July, locating at Burlington, being admitted as a member or the Coffey county bar in August, 1879. He was in active practlco there until April, 1885, when he came to Gl-rard, and was engaged in the profession until about three years ago, when he changed vocations for a time, entering the mercantile business and afterwards the real estate and loan business. His reading and practice qualify hira to do jiidtico to his clients, and he will try to do his whole duty whenever em 1 ployed. A Foolish Scare. Our city was thrown into a state of excitement this morning by reading in the "boom" sheet a proclamation from tho mayor announcing that there were five developed cases of small pox In the city, aud ordering tho vaocinutiou of every woman and child in the city under penalty of a fine of from $1 to J100.

As soon as Dr. Geo. E. Cole, tho ati binding physician, could bo found, he was. interviewed in regard to the matter.

He said in substanco that he bad diagnosed the cases from the first as being contagious eruptive fevers. He did not particularize or specify the name, but he said that while ho had never had a case of small pox in his praetico, he was very sure that the cases in question were not small pox. They did not answer tho description of cases laid down In the books, and the process did not tally with reports he has read and studied regarding small pox. The hullabaloo raised was doing no good, as the house had been quarantined several days ago, and every precaution had been taken that is usually taken In contagious diseases. Jas.Stafford,the firstonetobetakon.had a little fever and a few erupttons, and could have been around town in three days' time.

That was nearly three weeks ago, and yet no one outside or the family had been affected. Since the remainder fit the ramlly have been taken sick, he has rorbidden them to leave the room, or anybody to visit them They Tiave passed through the period or fever, and are better, with no symptoms smallpox, other than are found in any eruptive fever. FRANK Smith has had considerable Rouble with stock grazing In the front yard or the residence of his brother-lnr law, H. A. Crawford.

Saturday night he was watching for cattle to slip through the gate, and finally discovered by the dim twilight what he supposed was a cow. The object hid behind a rose bush, and as Frank ran around it to head It off, be nearly ran into the arms of a woman! Ho tried to apologize, but the woman did not wait for formalities, but ran away. W. E. Morgan vs the Cherokee Smelt ing and Mining Co.

and others. Fore his spine injured. The attention of the sive shoe man, is selling a complete line of shoes and Oxfords of every description at such extreme' ly low prices that it has set the CONSUMERS to closure. Judgment for plaintiff against neighbors was attracted by the cries or Mrs. Gooding, who was held fast by a the Cherokoe Smelting and Mining Co, for $177.50.

All defendants barred. portion or the roof and rafters. Her THINKING. This is not only the verdict of the William Huwley Smith vs Hannah J. clothing was on fire, and but for their timely arrival she would have been Shea aud others.

Foreclosure. W. B. jury, but also the verdict of the many customers Brayman appointed guardian ad lltom burned to death. organ was blown for minor defendants.

Continued. all into little pieces, and tin pans are The Long-Bell Lumber Co. vs The twisted all out or shape. All bedding who visited Cornwell's new store during the past week. Nothing to offer you in the way of induce Cherokee Coal and Mining Co.

Fore and furniture was destroyed. The storm next struck the orchard of closure. Judgment against Cherokee Minim? and Smelting Co. for $965.75. Pat Kinney, uprooting many trees.

ments but prices. That is what we are all looking OUR OLD FRIENDS Continued as to Louis Stein and George It next came down at the farm or Lubo. All other defendants barrod. Samuel Watt, tearing the porch rrom for in this day of the age- meet at breakfast and give much satisfaction by their meeting. You will The Travelers Insurance Co.

vs Jas. the house, demolishing the chimneys, and the barn is a total wreck. Several D. Wallace and othors. Foreclosure.

certainly enjoy their coming together Continued. as substantial and appetizing diet if horses were in the barn, none oi which were Injured. One which was tied quite Nnilin Stover vs John C. Stover. Di Remember the place.

E. G. CORNWELL, North Side Square. you get tbem from our own stock, which comprises fresh-laid eggs di securely was carried some distance, and set down with the beam to which it was still tied. Mr.

Watt's loss is covered by Insurance. rect from the farm, and prime sugar cured hams which cannot be surpass ed in the state of Kansas. Equally gratifying to the judicious is everything in our stock, whether Just across the road it destroyed the barn of John Russell, also injuring his Have You got the Crip? it is cereals, nour, meal, sauces, preserves, canned good, relishes, jams, house by blowing down chimneys. Passing almost directly east it de pickles, spices, teas, coffees, it is a case of Al in every instance, and it is also a case of the lowest price stroyed the barn of Rufe Biles, and also the outbuildings on tho farm of Mr. Rhodes.

If so, call and get a bottle of Russian Grip Cure. Veen firme-h "RfimfirlifiS of all kinds: the best line ot obtainable in uirard lor any particular article every time. Trade with Very heavy rain and hail In the after us and save money. medicines for prescriptions always on hand, and the largest stock ot drugs in general. We are selling Sourdry's noon and evening are reported northwest of town, destroying blooms on fruit trees and beating plowed ground as solid as before it was plowed.

It was cyclonic all afternoon, small ones appearing in the clouds. One carried away a straw pile for Frank Brown and unroofed several of his corn cribs. Best Sorghum for 25c per 7. W. A'AMLAJNtj, Registered Pharmacist.

gallon. Special prices on five-gallon vorce. Dismissed at plalntlff'slcosts. Effle M. Catlin vs John W.

Catlln. Divorce. Continued. Sophia Fisher vs John Fisher. Divorce.

Dismissed at plaintiff's costs. James Cooper vs Nancy Cooper. Divorce. Mary Staneart vs Delbert Staneart. Divorce.

Docree of divorce granted plaintiff on ground of adultery, on payment of costs. Jennie Taylor vs Charles Taylor. Divorce. Decree of divorce granted plaintiff on ground of habitual drunkenness, on payment or costs. Irena Barrows vs Edward M.

Barrows. Divorce. Continued. Juliana Scherked vs John Scherked. Divorce.

Evidence taken and case continued to next term, and If not then "made up" to be divorced. William J. M. Rudolph vs John T. Deets and U.

Haines Passmore. Injunction. Continued. Leslie Cairns vs same. Injunction.

Continued. W. H. Kent vs M. R.

Kent and others. Continued. John.Tontz vs Henry T. Harris and Mary E. Harris.

To quiet title. Decree as prayed for. Nancy M. Miller vs J. B.

Miller. Decree er divorce granted plaintiff on payment of costs. Mary E. Whltesldes vs W. White-sides.

Divorce. Continued. Edward Eaton vs Lillian Eaton. Divorce. Decree or divorce granted lots.

We did not buy a car load, but can supply you with what ICYCLES. you want. Angel Food Flour is still to the front. Try a sack. The Weir Sun says Cale Mitchell, of Pittsburg, and Ed Simpson, of Cherokee, have been arrested upon the charge or setting fire to a residence six miles southeast or Weir.

The house and contents were destroyed. Their preliminary examination will take place before Justice Tanquary or Columbus, on the 17thr The stairway in the Tontz Hitz building on the west side is undergoing improvements. It has been too steep to suit people who have been In business up stairs, and the fault Is being remedied. The hall up stairs is also being made wider, and the rooms are being made desirable for occupancy. Best goods at lowest prices, our motto.

Remember the place: ARE THE HIGHEST OP ALL HIGH GRADES. Warranted Superior to any Bicycle Built is the World, regardless of Price, Built nnd guaranteed by the Indians Bicycle a Million Dollar corporation, whose bond la an good ag good as gola. Do not buy a wheel until you have seen the WAVEKLY. G. BARKER, Exclusive Agent.

A. DECKER SON, The Cash Grocers. Scorcher, si $85..