The Sedan Graphic from Sedan, Kansas • 3

THE GRAPHIC. hours at Dennis Warm meals at all restaurant. We are very sorry that some of our Contemporaries are so unmindful of what belongs to decency and good sense Htedman has everything you want WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1890. in Ins line. us to seize upon some pretext to abuse and villify an entire community as has been shown by a journal or two.

Every thing warranted as represented ouxtuiuan s. Mo. Pute Ky. Time Table. Next Monday, July 28th, the county normal will begin.

Prof. S. M. Ness will be the conductor, Profs. W.

M. Sinclair and T. B. Ferguson, instructors. Teachers will please note the time and make their arrangements accordingly, it will be to their advantage to be on hand the first of the normal.

Lobman Brothers will sell yon their choice cigars by the box or by the thousand. Their cigars are taking tin- We refer to the matter with regret, and Cent's watches from 84.00 up to 850, J. -W-Z-IVEEI DEALERS IN BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY And School Supplies Also tht Beet Brands of Toloacco Sc Cigrazs, Tost Office Look Store. uu at s. Depart.

indeed we thought of letting them pass unheeded, but our attention has been called by many citizens to insinuations C. Slu-nvin is prepared to do all kinds WKST W.ICNI1. Arrive. tfl, 1. M.

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KiniKlit 1:30 III. mixed m. KAST BOUND. in 1:45 p. in oi inacKsinuii work, First published July 8J0, SHERIFF'S SALE.

ITATBOF KANSAS, I DuMtauquii County, i The Commercial Hunk Mortgage! Company, Plulnut, I Vf, BamuelCTw ur. L. r. Wilt, Mrs. i ('.

Will lilt wife, mill Cavil Hopper, DefatMuiti. H.V virtue nf nn order of sale In hip directed mill delivered, issued Out "I Uu- mil Judicial District Court of the State of Kansas, sitting in anil tin- County, in suid state. I Will, (111 Monday, August ith, A. 1). 1800.

It o'clock. P. M. ol said day, at Hie Court House door in Sedan, in Hitid County mid state kforoMM. uirer at public ante mid mil to too niCBMf bidder, for cash in hand, ail tin- right title and inturest ut the iihnvc-niimcd defendants, in and to the fullimiiiK described real property, to-wll The-south-east quartor () Of the lOUtb-CMI nunrtor uf motion one (11 and the north halt (',) ot the north-flMi quarter 04) of Notion twelve di'i all in townMlp thirtv-llve (SB), range Boys iron axle wagons at the Sur prise, for 81,75.

lead of all others on the market. Call in and see the tobacco that they p. 10:111 a. in a. in Steadman sells jewelry and watches U.

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mixed C'A1I trains run daily. Cheaper than in any city. Plf I). M. Hi A.

freight trains now cany Sub unions needing blanks can be are manufactured from. Last week they recieved a bale of the finest flavored tobacco ever in this market. It was pnssetiKiTs. supplied at the GRAPHIC olliee. Medearis, the dentist, makes a specal in the Grenola Chief.

The following choice bit for the people of this county to read was taken from that sheet: The governor should send the militia into Chautaqua county for the purpose of subduing those wild savages who delight in murder and bankrupting the county in the way of court costi. We have certain reasons to believe that there is very little difference between the average citizen of the two counties. Does the locality of murder have anything to do with the guilt of the citizens of a community, especially when the people of that community are doing all they can to bring the murderers to ny oi saving me natural teem. New millinery goods at Mrs. Chills.

A cook wanted at the Lindell Hotel J. K. Tulloss keeps a tine line of nine (in, cust, I'M ai Ivlm- garden seeds and garden tools. Croquet sets, 81,00, 81,23 and 81,75, situate in liWOOUBty of Chautauqua Hod state -'i ntiiiMi.s, raiesd on the Island of Summatra. We acknowledge a call from Miss Lillle Lyster and Avis Jones.

Lillie is going to take a special course in music and elocution at the State University at Lawrence. While she will be missed in Sedan. We will be pleased to be represented by one so talented in the great school of the state. Miss Avis at the Surprise. win sen you musical in Said property to lie Hold as the property Of strumcnts at 10 per cent profit Horn to Mr.

and Mrs. C. M. Shartel, a For grain sacks and liav forks go to I i i .1 son. July 21st, 1890.

LIVERY STABLE! MAITINGLY, COWELL CO. Props. Sedan, Kansas. I ttention Paid to Transient Horses. 0 BUS AND BAGGAGE LINE IN CONNECTION WITH TBI 3TAI1LES.

iiuui iiiiiuuii (leit'tiiimns. s. Lowe, sheriir, By H. K. Adams, Under Sheriff.

Sheriff's olliee, Sedan, Chautauqua county Kansas, July 1st, 1800, uuuaa ui uj iiiiiuiiuin. An all iron wagon, nicely painted, at For first-class black-smithing go to Ifland's, for nancy snerwiii, the Alliance black justice? Compare the rewards ottered by the two counties. The people have f.isewnere we publish the call tor smith. people's convention. Patronize home industry and ouy Old Settler and Fritz cigars of Lohinann Allen Tanksley, of Hale, will read JJros.

had too much sense to charge Elk county as guilty, and demand the governor to send militia there because W. II. Gibson, was, without doubt, murdered in that count)'. Compare if you please, the farce of a post-mortem farmers, when you come to town come and see the bargain counters at First published July lsttO. Sheriff Sate.

Stati: of Kansas, I Cbautauqua County, L. T. Heritage, Thomas 3. Krutl. and N.

Bturry, Plulntlffa, VH. Charted Marah, Anna A. Marsh, Deonm Nichols, Klteahi-th D. Stanford, William I QrlfUUi, Charles M. Fletcher, Anna Walker, and the Central Loan and Land Com pony, Defendants.

By virtue of an order of aalo to me directed mill delivered, issued out of the ThMannlh will still be on hand to hand over our mail. Prof. Hendshot is now working in the Harper county normal. We clip the following from the Anthony Journal: "Prof. 0, P.

Hendershot, of Sedan, arrived Wednesday evening. He was tendered a reception by the teachers at the residence of Judge Cade. All had a very pleasant time. Prof. Hendershot will take charge of Prof.

Brockway's classes, as that gentleman has recently resigned." the Surprise. examination on the body of Mr. Gibson Dont have your teeth extracted be cause they ache. Remember Medearis with the efforts made by the Chautau tlie dentist can save them for you. qua county authorities to run down and Medearis, the dentist, can posit ivelv bring to justice the murderers of Frazer.

Where is the contents of the stomach extract teeth without pain by the use dlelal District Court of the Stale of Kansas sittinc. in and for Chautauqua county in said state, 1 will, on iu vinous oxiue or laugnnig gas. Monday, August 11th, A. D. 1890, The Misses Ames it Hawkins, dress makers, have moved, and are located that was to be sent to Kansas City for analysis Where, we ask.

You have trebled us on crime in your county the last year. The only difference in the wire cutting business, between our at 2 o'clock p. nt. of said day, at the court house door in Sedan, in said county and slate afore over Heimhaughs store where tltev Thanks. The ladies of the Christian church desire to express their thanks to the members of the Fanners Alliance, and would be pleased to meet anv who C.

M. KNAPP, (Successor to Knrlicott ii Lev) DEALER IN DRUGS CHEMICALS, Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, Notions, Cigars Etc. I purchase only the purest of Medicines, und my prices shall suit the hard times. Greatest care iu Compounding Prescription the GRAPHIC hereafter. John called and paid his subscription to the GRAPHIC.

J. K. Crockett and daughter were trading in town Saturday. J. Fuller, of Chautauqua has had an increase of pension granted.

Baby cabs 85,00, 87,50 and 88,00 and upwards, at the Surprise. Go to Mrs. Dlekman for fresh groceries, confectioneries, and ice cream. Hard wood, iron axle wagon, iron box in wheel, 81,25, and 81,75, at the Surprise. We are sorry to learn that Robert Parker has been suffering with the rheumatism lately.

Alex Bryan, proprietor of the Osage nursery, at Chautauqua, was a caller on the GRAPHIC yesterday. Mrs. Hickman has a bakery in con nection with her store, where nice fresh bread and pies will be kept. Buy your tin fruit cans of R. Heim- said, oiler at public sale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, all the rltrht, title and of the above named defendants in and to the following described real property, to-wit: may want work done in this line.

i he west half (UI of the niliut to the people generally for their liberal For the next thirty days I will sell hats, ribbons, (lowers, corsets, hose and counties, is that Chautauqua county lias quit the business and Elk is keeping it up. The heaviest costs that Oi) and the south-west quarter i I of tin-northeast quarter ('4) of seel ion number twenty- patronage at their dinner. July 17 and gloves, at cost, in order to prepare for nine tfm and the smith half ic north 18th. We have realized the sum of lan goous. uome and get a bargain MRS, M.

I. HILL east quarter (H) and the rorth-west quarter f) of the north-east quartet (U) ()( section number thirty-two Ml, ownahip tturty-two 38), range eleven 1 111. east. I Vinff and situate in tin- nuiiilv 845.00 which will be applied to the payment of the debt on our church Chautauqua county has had to pay in any criminal case for ten years, Grenola furnished the criminals, who perpetrated an outrage on the citizens Lost, between the store of S. Lorie of Chautauqua and state of Kansas.

house; and it is believed that we now untune mo. racinc restaurant a pair see our way clear and will soon be able Said property to u- sold as the property of the ilhive named defendants. S. Lowk. Sheriff oi glasses.

Anyone milling tiiem will confer a favor by returning them to of Leeds yet we never called the people SEDAF, to remove the debt and save our house By Order of the Committee. By 11. K. Adams, Under sheriff. Sheriff's office, olliee, Sedan.

Chautauoun the store. MRS, S. J. 0. Avery, the old reliable nhoto county, Kansas.

July V. 1H1I0. of Elk county savages and asked the governor for troops. With regard to bankruptcy we are not quite clear whether he meant the people or the grapher has the finest equipped art gal- A. KILME1 N.

II. EBB ILL. ery ami guarantees lus work to be uu equaled by any other artist in the conn The Pulpit and the Stage. Rev. F.

M. Shrout, pastor United Broth ren church. Blue Mound, says: First published June 25th, 1MK). Sheriff' Sale. county, but in either case it had its baugh.

He makes them out of good origin in a diseased brain. There are heavy tin and warrants them not to ty. He makes as low prices as good work can be done for. He invites an Inspection of his work whether you Statk of Kansas), I A. KILMER CO.

feel it my duty to tell what vendors Dr, luiutauipia County, want anything or not. Located over T. HerttaBC.Thomae S. nmt r- Sterry, I'laintiffs. Latsbaugh old stand.

King's New Discovery has done for me. My Lungs were badly diseased, and my parishioners thought I could live only a few weeks. I took five bottles ot Dr. VH. more of the same kind of thrusts in the same paper which ought to be discoun-tanced by good citizens of both counties.

The man that tries to incite the the citizens of one connty against another ought to be considered an enemy to both. Kstiu-r Onrdlnlor, 11. v. Qardlnlor. o.

Onrdl. a continual cougmng is very annoy ing to persons sitting near you in any nier. s. (I. Oardlntor.

John Loo. J.M. MnArinmu hi Estate Loan tats, William M. Allison und YV. W.

Charles. Dotcud- kind ol a gathering; besides, it is of am s. King's New Discovery and am found and well, gaining 2 lbs in weight." Arthur Love, manager Love's Funny By vlrt lie of an order of sale to nui illrenierf great damage to the throat and lungs, and is exceedingly dangerous at this and delivered, issued out of the Thlrtnnnth Judicial lllstrlct Court of tin- State ol ansns season of the year. One-half bottle of 1-oiks uomoinniion, writes: "Alter a ntting In and for Chautauqua connty, in said state, I will on Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup will relieve Sedan, any ordinary cough, and this remedv Ilansac. Monday, July 28th, A.

costs no more than the inferior grades at two o'clock t. in. of said liny, at the court mat are mrown on the market to sell houso door in Sedan, in said county ntul num. at enormous profits. J.

K. Tulloss aforesaid, oiler nt tiulillc sale unil sell to the thorough trial and convincing evidence, 1 am confident Dr. Discovery for Consumption, beats 'em all. and cures when everything else fails. The greatest kindness I can do many thousand li it-nils is to urge them to try it.

10 cent trial bottles at at 0. M. Knapp's Drug Store. Regular sizes 50 cts and SI -00. druggist.

11 iirhest bidder, for cash In hand, all the rirlil, title and interest of the above nameil defend- ants in and to the followini; ilescritMsl real It does seem singular that so manv property to-wlt: people will let their skin become yellow, The south half IV.) of the south-west iiuurti-r uarK and creasy. Imallv resu tiuar ('t of section No. twenty-Bve and the east Have a number of the best farms and stock ranches for sale and exchange in Southern Kansas. TW SihBV? low on Sod real estate security. Quickest lime and at Lowest Bates.

1 Have i a Coi inpl lete Set of Abstracts of Obantonqnn Connty and term Abtitriictti of property on short notice at reasonable halt ot the north i-ast nuartcr ('. am! tin- blotches and skin eruptions, as well as .1 i .1... i i i east ot the south-east quarter (',) of a guiicuii ui.viug nil oi uie oioou, cans s.ienon mi. tiurty-siv ,:) towns on No. hirfy- ing wrinkles and premature old leak.

Mr. Webber, assistant superintendent of the Pinkerton station, of Kansas City, has been here for several days looking after pointers. Mrs. Dickman has renovated and fixed up the stand that her husband occu pied so long, and will furnish good meals at a reasonable price. Miss Forbes, of Longton, is visiting her sister, who resides with Sheriff Lowe's family.

We had the pleasure of a call from these ladies. Call again. J. G. Lumley, of Spring Creek, wants to call the attention of those expecting 'jH plater, that he has on hand at his wmery a large quantity of hair that I will sell at half price.

We are sorry to learn that A. Y. uekles, superintendent of schools, is very sick. He is down with typhoid itever. We hope he may speedily recover his usual hoalth.

Buy your tin fruit cans of It. Heim-baugh. He makes them out of good heavy tin and warrants them not to leak. We call attention to the correspondence lrom Pawhuska. We have made arrangements with "Dot" to contribute regularly.

The items are just such as a newspaper likes to get -newsy and sensible. We acre considerably disturbed last throo (.,) ranire No. eleven ill) und the southwest iiuurter and the south hnlf age), when this can be remedied with south-east Quarter (Ml Of notion No. thirty Cln.i so little expense. Two bottles of and the north half (HI of section thirty-tine (Jli The Sons of Veterans had a fine time in the grove near town last Wednesday.

J. V. Beekman was to have been tho principal speaker but he went to Tope-ka to attend the temperance mass meeting, and as W. S. Fitzpatrick was sick and unable to attend Revs.

J. E. Everet and A. E. Lewis were harnessed on the spur of the moment and gave very interesting talks.

The following youug people of Sedan contributed to the occasion some well executed recitations: Misses Lilly Lyster, Ella Coshow, tattle Knap), and Mr. Marion Dennis. The audience was also entertained by good music. The boys have good reason to be proud of their success. The next encampment will be held at Howard.

Late improvements in our town are numerous. Mr. Crouse has had his large hall plastered and otherwise Unimproved. The Sedan National Bank has put in good shape the rooms occu JK-ggs jiiooa runner and Jilood inn iae norie-west (iinirter lot tim Mouth- will renew and purilv the blood through west ot section No. thirty-one CM township No.

thirty-three ML i mmm No. (amlvn out the whole system, leavinc the skin J.J. L. TUltNKIt, president. flSJ east, lying and situate in the County of Chautauqua and state of Kansas, ADAMS.

Vice l'rcsldent. TUBNBR, Cuphler T. IlltAm.Kr, Ass'tCunhier ciear ami tree from all eruptions. J. Tuloss, druggist.

Sairl iironertv to be sold ns the nrimortv oi Alliance Picnic at Independence. Yesterday was a gala for the Montgomery county Farmer's Alliance and Industrial Union. The attendance was so large as to even surprise the most sanguine of the committee on preparations, and it made the fellows who have attempted to belittle the Alliance ashamed of themselves. The most conservative estimates place the crowd at ten thousand. It was nearly ten o'clock when the delegates commenced to arrive.

They seemed to come from every quarter of the globe; and in such large numbers that the thought must have occurred to many spectators that there were but few people the above named dele uditnts. Take Notice. S. LOWS, sheriff, Ky It. E.

Adams, Under sheriff. My Clydesdale horse, Beaconsfield Sheriff olliee. sedan, ('hauiancniii fount. TIIIII'ICTM'HfflLlill! Kansas, June Kg, 1MH). will remain in Harry E.

Turner's livery stable for the time being. T. A. Bryant. Fin) published July v.

WW, Sheriff's Sale. (SCCCL'SSOU TO L. L. TUKN8B Stati: ok Kansas, I left in the county outside of Independ ence. The Alliances in the direction of Elk City came in headed bv a brass Jack For Sale or exchange for other stock Four fine young jacks.

The original stock came from Boone of the Western and Paymaster stock. They are good size. Enquire of W. McWhlrt, Elgin, Kansas. pied by the RAPHio.

W. F. Lemmon has given his line residence two coats of paint which helps the looks of the house wonderfully. Mrs. E.

J. Hines Stautauquu County, i 'I'. HorltaffO, Thomas S. Krutz, and C. N.

Sterry, I'laintiffs, vs. Joseph II. Chamberlain, Melissa J. Chamberlain, Oeonre Nichols, Prank M.OirltMbay, Chorion M. alberger, Charles K.

Crocker, John A. lloits, John 11. Woolf, Wallace St. Clair, and Tin-Central Loan and Laud Company, Defendants. llv virtue of an order of sale to nic directed band.

A portion ol them were in costume, and as they passed up streets with their music, Hags and mottoes they made an impressive spectacle. The procession that was formed was the Saturday by the gentle voice of G. I). Hoy, selling out the Daisy Cheek store. Capitals Funny Paid, sso.ooo.oo.

largest and most august one that ever and delivered, issued out of the Thirteenth Ju dicial District of tho Slate of Kansas, slttlugln and for Chautauqua county, In said stale, I will, on has built an addition to the Missouri Pacific eating house. Her increasing business demanded more room. She has now a dining room that is neat, light and well ventilated. Next week we will try and say something about what is going on in the way of street improvements. People troubled with constipation Special Lens for making Cabinets, Panels, Boudoirs and Photos to be framed.

Fou cannot get anything better for a present to a friend. J. C. A very, Jr. Up stairs across from the Occidental Hotel.

)ur windows were up in order to catch the zephyr but we had to put them down. W. E. McGuire called to see us Saturday. He had just returned from the Pawnee and Ponca agencies.

Ho says it is quite dry there, especially from Monday, August Ulh, A. J). 1890, passed through the streets of this city. It was over four miles in length, and when the head reached the Logsdon grove the rear was still beyond the Caledonia mills to the west of the city. If there was any man in this county that had before entertained any doubts as to the strength of the Alliance they were dispelled before noon yesterday.

Star and Kansan. it U' o'clock ti. in. of said day. at the court house door In Sedan, in said county and slate aforesaid, oiler at public sale and sell to the bighoxt DIRECTORS.

L. L. Turner, p. Lo ouy, (J. M.

Turner, J. J. Adams, J. T. BitADLHY.

bidder, for cash in hand, all tiieriKht, title and interest of tin- above named defendants in and CORRESPONDENTS. Kansas National Bank, Topela Nat'i. Dank of the RKrunuc New York. National Bank of Kansas City Kansas City, Mo, Ponca south, and the corn crop is cut to the following described real property, to-wll: should be very careful what kind of i The west half (' of the south-west nuartcr of section number twenty-eight IIW) and the c-ist nan ot ine soiitii-casl quarter (M) and the south east quarter 1I4I of tin- north-east lira ft on Items. Every one who attended the Connty liiarter I', of section number twenty nine I'M.

Attention Teachers. I am prepared to board teachers tlu-ringthe Normal. Well furnished rooms, good library, quiet place for study. Address, Milton T. Evans, Sedan, Kansas.

mil the north-east quarter ('4) of the north-east lUarler(U) of section number thirty-two ilWi in Alliance savs "the town was full of township number thirty-two (33). ol range number eleven illi, cast, lying and situate in the county of Chautauqua und state of Kansas. people" and that is all we know about it. The young people enjoyed another Said properl to be sold as the Iironertv of With capital of UO.000, fully paid, and officer) and directors well acquainted with the legitimate raiuiromonta or trade and ootumoroo In this section of the state, we feel confident that perfect satisfaction can bo guaranteed to all who muy form business relations with thif Hank. All Kinds of Legitimate Banking Business Solicited.

the above named defendants. croquet party at R. R. Cowan's last S. Lown.

Sheriff. By K. Adams, Under Sheriff. Sheriff's office. Sedan.

Chautauoua county. Girl Wanted. A girl wanted for general house work on a farm. Good wages will be paid for a girl that is not afraid to take hold of house work. Call on the Graphic, or Frank Revelett four miles south of Chautauqua.

Kansas, July 1WIU. First published June S5, ls'JO, Sheriff 's Sale. Chatham T. EwiNG, President. Marshall E.

Richardson, Cashier. John C. Casement, Vice-President. Otto Stallaud, Book keeper. Dan.

M. Pile, Attorney. short for want of rain. Dini, July 22nd, Carlton Goldsmith, aged 33 years. Mr.

Goldsmith was buried by the Sons of Veterans yesterday. His death was sudden. We were not acquainted with Mr. Goldsmith but we hear him well spoken of. Mrs.

Lee Tally, formerly Miss Lee IIine3, is visiting with her mother, Mrs, E. J. Bines. Mr. and Mrs.

Talley have located in Idaho. Mrs. Talley has a great many friends here, where she has lived from early childhood. Married, at La Grande, Oregon, June 2, 1890, Mr. Charles H.

Foster to Misa Laura Huff. This couple are well known in this county, both having liv ed near Wauneta. Good wishes of all for happiness and success in life is theirs. Rev. W.

C. Goodwin preached, July 13th in the M. E. church at Moline, the funeral sermon of John S. Frasser.

It is published in the Moline Republican in full and it will pay all to read it. Brother Goodwin was equal to the occasion. Statt. of Kansas, i week. Dr.

Crandall came home from Illinois in a very poor state of health. Judge Wheeler is very sick. The rain has greatly revived ihings and we think our crops will be good. We know these items are of no interest but were afraid if we did not write our brother and sister correspondents will be worried about us. Farmer.

Chautauqua County, L. T. Heritage, Thomas S. Krutz and C. N.

Sterry, Plaint ill's VH. Iluijrh Dean, Almeda Dean, and W. S. Mitchell, Defendants. lly virtue of an order of sale tome directed Mm Mioiial Bank mil delivered, Issued out of tin- Thirteenth ial District Court of the Slate of Kansas.

laxative they use, as so many medicines are put up to sell which are absolutely without any merit or value, and which if taken, will get your bowels in such a state that you will be compelled to keep on using the physic the year around in order to enjoy any health, lieggs" Liver Pills will do more to keep a family in good health than any other pills on the market, as they are put up with the utmost care, and are guaranteed to give satisfaction. J. K. Tuloss, druggist. The County Attorney had subpumas served on certain parties to appear and testify in a court of inquiry in Sedan.

These parties live in Elgin and one of them was Homer Hendricks, the hard ware man, who refused to testify. The County Attorney ordered hira to be committed for contempt. Mr. Hen-drick's attorney, J. V.

Beekman, has gone to Topeka to secure a writ of habeas corpus from the Supreme Court, which will determine the point whether a county attorney can commit for contempt. The annual school meeting will le held the 31st of July. The efficiency of our schools depends largely on the olllc-ers tb.it are elected. The people are very liberal in the matter of voting school tax, in fact many districts in this county have heretofore voted a larger per cent for the support of schools alone than the percentage of taxation in the older states for state, county and all other purposes. It would be but reason ittiirir in and for Cliautainiua county.

In said state. I will, on Monday, July 28th, A. I). 1890. it 2 o'clock ti.

in. of said day, at the court house door in Sedan, in said county and state aforc- PAID UP CAPITAL, $50,000.00. EH) A. 1ST KANSAS. lid.

offer at public sale and sell to the hfffhosf bidder, for cash iu hand, all the right, title and interest of the above named defendants iu and Bucklcn's Arnica Salve. The Best Salve in the world lor Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded.

Price 25 cts per box. For sale by C. M. Knapp. 4-42 ly THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL Is the Great Teachers' Training School of Kansas.

Enrollment last year, 1120; 82 Kansas counties and 10 states represented. Diploma a Life Certificate to TEACH. Railroad fare in excess of 83.00 refunded to all Kansas students. Ample facilities in the way of apparatus, libraries, etc. Address the president, A.

R. Taylor, Emporia, Kan. to the following duneiibcd real property, to-wll The east half (Ml of the north-wc-l Quarter 1 U) section number tfUrty-Qve (tt) in township umber thirty-two i.C'i, south of ranire number oven til), east; also a tract of laud in the west half f'-s) of the north-west quarter (S, I of section number Ihirly-tive III township number thirty-two (83), south of range number eleven DIBECTORS. EWING, JOHN C. CASEMENT, CHATHAM east, as follows: Commennntf at a point tWeilty-seVCn rods west of the north-west corner the east half (vwofthe north-west quarter IU) of section number thirty-five (35), thence twenty-sevi r.rfis to tin- north-east corner MARSHALL E.

RICHARDSON, JAM ESK. TULLOSS, WM. p. lynch, SAMUEL J. JOHNSON, DAN.

M. PILE, ALFRED Y. BUCKLES, W. D. STALLARD, CHARLES II.

INGLEFIELD the north-west quarter of the north-west iuarter in) oi said section numnor tnirty-lrrc Uk thence south one hundred and tlfty-nine flS rods, thence west seventy-seven (7i rods Spring Creek News. Oh that glorious rain! We promised we would say something about it. Quite a number of our citizens attended the County Alliance Thursday and Friday. W. A.

Henson was in the vicinity of Spring Creek this week buying fat cattle and hogs. Mrs. McLaughlin and her brother, AVm. Vanlue, accompanied their uncle and aunt to Arkansas City last week. Mrs.

McLaughlin went out to see how Sam was getting along, he and S. E. Vanlue have been out there almost a month. W. M.

Dryden is enjoying a visit from his sister, Mrs. Hill, of Dallas, Texas, whom he has not seen for nine teen years. There is not much news of importance this week but we think there will be next. It does beat all what a break some of our older boys have made we will not say old bachelors for fear some of them would object. But then they can buggy ride the girls all the same.

We was just thinking about starting out, but finally concluded to leavethe field clear for them. JflMAli. ind fortv-cLiht (481 links, thence north twentv- six (3iii rods to a sand mono established by the ouiily surveyor, thence north clirhty-tive iH.n dcirrces. east, sixty-five rods and twelve and one-hatt(UH) llnksto the bed of the North Cana Blver, thence up the river with the mcan- Some resolutions were handed us when we were out in the west end and we were so unfortunate as to lose them. The resolutions were from Turkey Valley Alliance.

We take the blame all on ourselves and we will try and avoid mistakes of that kind hereafter. The Christian endeavor society meet every Monday evening. Rev. A. E.

Lewis is the president. It is undenominational. It is certainly a pleasant thing to sec young people taking an interest in societies and organizations that is calculated to elevate their morals. Mr. R.

K. McTntire and wife, will be seen by an 'ad' in another column, have opened a laundry in the south part of town and will make a specialty of shirts, collars, fine skirts tfc. These articles they claim to 1e able to do up in as fine stylo as any steam laundry fan do the same, (live them trial. able for us to make an effort to get all dertngs thereof to the place of beginning. Kx- nt the followinir doerihed trad or land: om- mciicinif on tin north line of said si-cliou mint thirty-nvc at the center of the north- st 'iuarter I', i.

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The anniversary of the. battle of Peach Tree Creek was celebrated at Cloverdale, July 19th, and we learn that it was a ploasant occasion. They had a good turn out, but we have not learned what the programme was, but Judge Speed was there and made one couple happy, lie lias been bobbing around so lively since that we have not been able to interview him. creek as it meanders to the north line of said section number thirty-tive IXi) where, it. crosses said creek, thence east to llie place of ts-irin-ning, conlainin-r two and one-half acres, lying and situate iu tho county of Chautauqua and state of KaiitcLS.

Said property to Is- sold as the property of the above named defendants. S. Lowe. Shi riff. By I' 1.

Adams, I nd- sheriff Sheriff's office, Slan. Chautauqua county, Kantian. iuatM, W0..