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Tulloss. IO. O. F. Meets every Friday night i i I.

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freight trains now carry passengers. J. M. SHARPLBSS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Will attend calls at all hours. Office over J.

K. Tulloss' drug store. SEDAN, KANSAS. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 17, 1892.

ED BARBER FOR STATE StJ PEKLYf EN DE NT. Some good men will be placed in nomiMation by their friends this year, in the Kepublican convention for the office of state superintendent. Among the names will be that of r. Barber, of A lien county. Mr.

Barber is a young mau of fine abili y. He is a graduate of the State Normal, and has served two terms as superintendent of public instruction in Alleu county. As stud nt, teacher, and county officer, Ed Barber has always been at the feat the writer knew Ed as a student; knew him to be a tireless worker and a man whose character was without reproach, and whose integrity was unquestioned. Mr. Barber is a Kepublican in whom there is no politeal gnile.

When every thing look- like an alliance tidal wave in Allen county one year ago last fall me of his friends thought that it might be policy for him to turn his face toward the new remained firm and true to the pridciplesof the Republican party, preferring defeat wi a clear conscience rather than ask favors for policy's sake. Barber went into the campaign as the Republican nominee and in the face of difficulty won. He was the thf only man elected on the Republican ticket that year. Mr. Barber is a man of whom the Republicans of the state would be proud should he be elected to the responsible position of s'ate superintendent.

Among all the probable candidates for that position in this state not oe brings a better claim on the confidence of the people than E. T. Barber of Allen county. There is one thing that the Republicans of this county must do and that is to send men to the county convention this year who have the interest of the country and the welfare of the Republican party foremost in their minds and hear s. Do not send men here who are simply Republicans because they hope to get something out of it.

Take this matter out of the bands of those who simply ride the Republican horse in order to accomplish selfish desires. Such men always hang onto every political party which happens to be in lican and the Kansas City Weekly Journal and Agriculturist one year for only S1.50. The regular price of the Republican is 81.00 The regu lar price of the Kansas City Weekly Journal and Agriculturist $1.00 Total $2.00 Making a grand present to each subscriber of .50 by taking advantage of this wonderful clubbing offer. The Kansas City Weekly Journal and Agriculturist is published by the JOURNAL COMPANY, Kansas City, and is handsomely printed, 8-page. 7-column weekly, staunch, wide-awake and progressive.

Republican in politics, and devoted to the interest of Agriculture, the Home, Science, Polities and general literature; contains the condensed telegraphic news of the world for the week; a complete chronicler of the local news of Kansas, Missouri, Texas, New Mexico, Colorado and the whole west. Sample copies will be sent tree on application. Subscribe now as this grand clubbing combination arrangement is made for a limited time only. Address all orders to this office. WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD BY ANYBODY! DR, J.

H. PLEASANTS. Sedak, Kansas. Office over postoffice. TOM LOWE.

Teachers Association. To be held at Niotaze on Saturday, February 20, 1892. PROGRAM. Music. Invocation Rev.

A. Goodrich. Address of Greeting E. E. Stafford.

Response Wm. Halstead. Music Peru Glee Club. Paper Can drawing be made profitable in the country schools Affirmative, Mrs. E.

negative, Miss Mary Mason. Five minutes' discussion affirmative S. W. Ilite, negative Chester Inglerield. Poetic Recitation Miss Winnie Looby.

Language work from pictures W. A. Tanksley. General discussion. usic.

Solo Miss Lizzie Bryan. AFTERNOON. Music. A model method of teaching history Lee Harbur. Prose recitation Miss Flora Ingle-field.

Paper "James Whitcomb Riley" Wm. M. Sinclair. Music. Paper Chapter 4, Page's Theory and Practice JJ.

Shukers. Composition Miss Addie Bowls. Miscellaneous business. Song. Adjournment.

C. Brin kerhoff, J. D. Day, Committee. S.

W. Hite, Specimen Cases. S. Clifford. New Casst-l, was troubled wHbNj uraibi and Rheumatism, his siomacn was disordered, his liver was effected to an hireling decree, appetite fell away and he was tenihly reduced in flesh iiml Ptreagttt.

Three bottles ot Eleetrie Bitter etired Mat. Edward Shepherd, Harrisbunr. 111., had a running sore on his lejf of eijjht years standing. Used three hotlles of Eleetrie Bitters and seven boxes Buck ten's Arnica iSalxe and his ler is and well. John Speaker.

f)atwba had live larjre Fever sores on his leg, doctors snid he was incurable. One belli" of Eiec'ric Bitters and one box Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him entirely. Sold by C. M. Knapp, A Protest.

From the W. C. T. U. to the Mayor and Council of Sedan: Whereas, It has come to the knowledge of the W.

C. T. U. that the City Council, with the exception of one man (Mr. Knapp).

have resolved to receive revenue into the city treasury from the "joints" located in the city of Se- DR. W. T. COURTWRIGHT, PHYSICIAN SURGEON. Special attention paid to surgery Office over Brickers Store.

C. McHTJGH, M. D. PHYSICIAN SURGEON, Office west Main Street. Specialties, Surgery and Gynecology.

SEDAN, KANSAS. E. E. MATTHEWS, ATTORNEY'. AT LAW, H.W.

LOOMIS, DEALER IX AND PICTURES FRAMED TO 0RDE REPAIRING DONE Sedan, First published February 3, 1802. Executrix Sot ice. State of Kansas, Chautauqua County. In the Probate Court in and for said eounty. In the matter of the estate of 1).

Dennis Cad-well, deceased. Notice is hereby given that letters testamentary have been granted to the undersigned on the estate of D. Dennis Cadwell, late of said county, deceased, by the Honorable, the Probate Court of the county and state aforesaid, dated January 29, 1892. Now, all persons having claims against the said estate are hereby notified that they must present the same to the uudersigned for allowance within one year from the date of said letters, or they may be precluded from any benefit of such estate. And that if such claims be not exhibited within three years after the date of said letters, they shall be forever barred.

Joanna Nelson Caowell, Executrix of the last will and testament of D. Dennis Cadwell, deceased. Dated January 29, 1892. Sedan, Kansas. James Blaine will never be president.

Great men seldom are. Such men as Blaine, Webster, Clay and the editors of this paper never become president. Ben Clover's boy, Charlie, whose brother Bill was going to ''swat" Ed. Greer hetween the eyes, wis married last week. K.

Journal. Must be a swatting family. Old Ben is a ''swatter," himself. S. S.

Morton, of St. Pani, has published a book with this title: "A Little Comedy of Errors." Why not put it on the stage and let ihe Democratic party act it? There is a beautiful Congressional pissibili iesin the 3rd distiict are looming up. The latest one mentioned is Ed. Greer, of Winlield. Wouldn't it be fun have Ed.

out in the campaign against the gentleman from Cambridge. ut on Tom" would have the long looked i pportunity to swipe Ed. letw. th eyes. BUSINESS CHANGE! DAN M.

PILE, LAWYER, Practices in State and Federal Courts. Prompt attention given to all business placed in my hands. Office opposite Court House. SEDAN, KANSAS. B.

S. McGUIRE, Attorn ey at Law Strict attention given to Legal Business. Office opposite Court House. SEDAN, KANSAS. Haying recently purchased the City Meat Market formerly owned bv J.

W.Taylor, I wish to announce that I am now prepared supply customers with everything in the meat line. I propose to run a firsk-elass market, and hope to merit a share of your patronage. First published Jan 27, 1S03. Sheriff's Sale. In the District Court of Chautauqua Cov'nry, State of Kansas.

The Kansas Mortgage Company, Plainttff, vs. Aladin Parmley and Eliza Parmley. Defendant. By virtue of an order of sale issued to me, out of said Dist rict Court, in the above-entitled action, I will on Tuesday. March 1, A.

D. 1S92, at 2 o'clock p. m. of said lay, at the front dw of the court house in the City of Sedan, In tbe Yours Respectfully, dau, and Whereas, Such action of the City Council is contrary to the prohibitory laws of the state of Kansas prod tawne Sedan City Ordinance passed March 6, 1888, and yet unrepealed. Resolved, That we, the W.

T. YOU NEED IF power and tney will take every possible advantage allowed them. BEECHEB ANlT SPURGEON BOTH RIGHT. The New York Press last week compared Beecher and Spnrgeon as ora ors and thinkers. The article was veryelaborate and discriminat County of Chautauqua in the State ot Kansas anything enter OW protest.

We ask the MayOT offer at public sale, and sell to the highest and and Council to rescind their action, for best bidder, for cash in hand, all the loliowmg- by voting to receive revenue they lay 1 south halTotTc-Stortheast quarter themselves liable to prosecution for i and the southeast quarter (4 of the north- Several of ihe grsat dailies in describing the last scenes in the lite of ihe late Bev. iiles H. Spnrgeon, spoke of she many E. P. Axx.es, President.

Marshall E. Richardson. Cashier, J. K. Tulloss, Vice-President.

Otto Stallard, Book-keeper. Dan. M. Pile, Attorney. in the DENTAL LINE violatine the prohibitory law.

We call w-est quarter cii ana the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter (H1. in section ci around u'8 Whv don't these people who "dying pillow." km nauoiia Bank nineteen ilU) of township thirty-two. rane twelve illii east of thu sixth "i principal meridian. lying and situate in the County ol Chautauqua in the State of Kansas, The above-described real estate is taken its the property of said defendants, and is directed by said order of sale to be sold, and will be sold without appraisement, to satisfy said order of sale. S.

T. Sheriff of Chautauqua County, Kansas. call on 33Kt. MADDUX, only local dentist in Chautauqua county. By so doing you will save time and money.

Teeth extracted positively way up papers give us some good occasionally? to ever heard of a dead pil ow? upon each executive officer of Sedan City and Chautauqua county, Kansas, to pay due regard to iiis oath of office. W.C, T. U. Answer This Question. Why do so many people we sh- j.round us seem to prefer to stiller and be in.ule miserable by imlijres-t i constipation, dizziness, loss of appetite, cominjr up of ihe loi.d.

yellow skin, vhen for 75- we will seil them Nliiloh's Vilalizer, ruran-teed to cure them. Sold bv J. K. Tulloss. without pain, by electricity.

Office over Lorie's store, south side Main street. ing, ne parauei was oroken in the closing paiagragh which was as follows: 'Their agreement and disagreement in heoiogy may be thus expressed: Bot li labored with equal zeal and sincerity tor the salvation of mankind; but Charles H. Spufgeon believed that in the next world impenitent sinners are in hell; Henry Ward Beecher believed that in either world hell is in impenitent sinners." Gieep GijEED, Attorneys. First published January 27, 1893. Sheriff's Sale.

the District Court of Chautauqua County, State of Kansas. A. C. Brindle, Plaintiff, vs. PAID UP CAPITAL, $50,000.00.

SURPLUS, $1,250.00. SIED-A-ICT KAHSAS. They always pay their just losses promptly. Round Trip Tickets. Kansas State Encampment, G.

A. Atchison, Kansas. One fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale February M. M.

Murdock evidently has the boom. There is one thing strongly in his favor and that is that he is an editor. As a general thing the editors of this and all other states till the ground, plant the trees and then some son-of-a-gun of a politician comes along and pi woks the fruit. That is one reasou why so many papers are advocat- INSURE YOUR PROPERTY In the 23 to 27 inclusive. Limited tor return such as those who are "touching to February 29.

E. 0. Hick Agent. us up" in the exchanges, Mr. Beecher wa6 right, but in the case Murdock.

Bucklen's Arnica Satire. The Best Salve in the world tor Cuts, Bmise. Sores. Ulcers, Sail Rheum. Fev-r Son, Tetter, Chapped Chilblains Corns, all Sk Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required.

It is uuaninteed to rive perfect atistaction or ni-titey relunded. Price 25 cts per box. For sale by C. M. Knapp.

1-3 ly of the delinquent subscribers, the angelic creatures who take a paper tor four or five ars without paying for it, Mr. Spnrgeon was right. DIRECTORS. E. P.

ALLEN, JOHN C. CASEMENT, MARSHALL E. RICHARDSON, DAN. M. PILE, JAMES K.

TULLOSS, A. C. CADWELL, Wm. P. LYNCH, W.

D. STALLARD, SAMUEL J. JOHNSON, CHARLES H. INGLEF1ELD Your Business Cordially Solicited. PHEXIX, N.

HARTFORD FIRE, SPRINGFIELD FI BE MARINE, PHCENIX FIRE, HOME, N. Y. Turner Bradley, Agents, Sedan, Kansas. Office in First National Bank. Solomon Butler and Lucy Butler, and against the unknown heirs of Solomon Butler and Lucy Butler, deceased.

Defendants. By virtue of orderof sale issued to me, out of said Drstr Court, in the above entitled- action, I will, on Tuesday, March 1. A. D. 1892, at 2 o'clock p.

m. of said day, at the front door of the court house In the City of Sedan in the County of Chautauqua in the State of Kansas, offer at public sale, and sell to the highest and best bidder, for cash in hand, all the foUowingr-described real estate, to wit: The northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section number eighteen (.18) in township number thirty-five (35) south, range number thirteen (13) and the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section number seven (7) in township number thirty-five south, range number thirteen (13) east of the 6th P. M. except one acre and 9 rods out of the northeast corner of the NEK of the of said section 18, township 35 south, range 13, lying and situate in the county of Chautauqua, in the state of Kansas. The above-described real estate is taken as the property of said defendants, and is directed by said order of sale to be sold, and will be sold THE PRESS.

Some unregenerated ras al in tdiis city who evidently has more time than brains ha- concluded to act as correspondent to the Sunday Sun. Independence Eeporter. Why should this correspondent send his communication to the duuf He should have hie festive effusions published i the Reporter. Why should he go so far away when right at home he could find (NEW YORK) JT 1892 Has a Larger Daily Circulation than any other Kepublican Newspaper in America. Scientific American Agency for STATE SUPER1KTENDEST.

The Iola Register last week announce. 1 that E. I Barber, couuty suptei iitendent of Allen County, would be a candidate for State Supt- rintendeni before the Republican convention. The following is the closing paragraph of a long article advocating Mr. Barber's caudidancy.

"Mr. Barber possesses many her trails and qualification that would assist him in preforming the duties of the Slate Superin end en 's office, but these ihree, Organizing Capacity, Enthusiasm and without appraisement, to satisfy said order of sale. S. T. Haktzkix.

Sheriff of Chautauqua County, Kansas. Gleed Gleed, Attorneys. E. C. A CK ARM AN, HAS FOR S4.LE New Deal Plows, Gazelle Sulky Plows, Hoosier Grain Drills NO SUPERIOR IN THE MARKET.

Call and See Them. Daily. Sunday. Weekly. The AggTessive Republican Journal of the Metropolis.

A NEWSPAPER FOB THE MASSES. Founded December 1st, 1S87. First published Feb. 17, 1892. Publication To Margaret Dyar; J.

E. Hayner a cor poration; ihe M. V. lAliy a corpora tion; The iNashua Savings Bank, a corporation; J. Weil: Charles Deere, S.

H. Veile and Alvah Mansur, partners doing basiness under the CIRCULATION OVER 100,000 COPIES DAILY. firm name of Deere, Mansur Co. a paper so beautifully adapted to his brimming genius! Buffalo Bill's '-Big Injun," the Hon. Thunder," recent ly proceeded to give the pious citizens of Glasgow a touch of high life according to the rules and regulations of the wild west.

Hon. Charging Thunder engaged in a dispute with the interpreter and fractured that gentleman's head with a club. The great sachem You, and each of you, are hereby notified that vou have been sued in the district court of Chautauqua county, Kansas, in an action therein entitled Julia M. Morrison, Trustee, BEBHr TRADE MARKS, nKn DESIGN PATENTS Mff C0PYRICHT8, eto. For information and free Handbook write to MUNN 4 361 Broadway, New Yoke.

Oldest bureau for securing patents in America. F.very patent taken out by us is brought before the public by a notice given free of charge in the Scientific American Largest circulation of any scientific paper tn the world. Splendidly illustrated. No intelligent man should be without it. Weekly, 93.

OO a year; $10 six months. Address MUNN CO-Publishers, 3G1 Broadway, New York. plaintiff, apainst William H. Bryan; Geneva Bryan (ieorge Hurst; Melissa A. Hurst; Margaret Dyar; J.

E. Hayner a corporation; The Press Is the organ of no faction pulls no wires; has no animosities to avenge. Mos. Remarkable Newspaper Success in New York. THE PRESS IS A NATIONAL NEWSPAPER.

Industry, he possesses in the superlative degree. Add his special fitness fr office the farther facts that he is a young man, an absolutely clean man, a loyal and lifelong Bepublican, and we have a combination tha1 would make him The M. Lilly a corporation; The Nashua Savings Bank, a corporation J.eu; Charles Deere, H. Veile and Alvah Mansur, Cheap news, vulgar sensations and trash find no place in the columns of The Press. now languishes in '-durance vile," a candidate wh would be a credi i The Press has the brightest Editorial page in The partners doing business under the firm name of Deere.

Mansur Co and John C. Casement, defendants, and that you must answer the petition filed by the plaintiff in said cause on or before the 1st day of April. A. D. 1892, or said petition will be taken as true and judgment rendered accordingly, to-wit: A judgment agaiust said detendants, William H.

Bryan, Geneva Bryan and George Hurst, for having been given the traditional and a strength to the party Register enthusiastically endorses New York. It sparkles with points. The Press Sunday Edition is a splendid twenty page paper, covering every current topic of interest. The Press Weekly Edition contains all the good things of the Daily and Sunday editions. For those who caDuot afford the Daily or are prevented by distance from early receiving it.

The Weekly is a splendid substitute. with interest Iroru the hrsr dav of March, It'ob at the rate of 12 per cent per annum, and for the costs of said action, and a decree that said iudsrment is a first and prior riioruraire lien on peti.il. jrrr "thirty days in jail," for adhering to the traditions of his fathers. The Lance says that it counts its friends from Maine to California, and from the Great Lakes to the Gulf. That is right.

The Lance Mr. Barber's caudidacy and commends it to the careful consideration of the Republicans of Kansas." a -m- Sow Try This. It will cost you nothinsrnnrl will surely do vou rood. if vou have a coujjh, cold. ttiiilion.

I I Tlae Universal Remedy for drlakt! to hi'- the following-described property, to-wit: The northwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section thirty-three, in townsnip thirty-three south, of range eleven east. Also a tract des THE AILMENTS OF of eitlii rx, Bii rr-nn As an Advertising Medium i or any trouble with throat, cries' or lunrs fter li: n. MAN BEAST trill rurk to rn 'I iiree 1 hoa- IT CURES in man: RHEUMATISM SCIATICA BITES CUTS LUMBAGO N5URALGJA STINGS BRUISES IT CORES in beast: FOOT ROT SCREW WORM SCRATCHES SPAVIN HOLLOW H0R SHOULDER ROT WIND GALLS SWINNEY IsiiiiJ I liars ft The Press has no superior in JNew lorK. THE PRESS Within the reach of all. The Best and Cheapest Newspaper in America.

year in their ovrn HAS STOOD THE TEST OF terer they live. I will also rurntib the aittiation or cmploj mcnt, at has the largest circulation of anv I)r- Kin- NeW lvrJ for onsump- i x. tion, Coiiiiii-and Colds is ffuarante-d to paper in this corner of the moral cn reih or money will be paid back. Vineyard, except the relieious -Sufferers from La Grippe found it just the t.in; and under its use had a speedy Weekly, this philosophical journ- Bnd perfect recovery. Try a imple bot-al has subscribers scattered all itle our nd TVm'ff lf iust how jrood thinjr it is.

trial bottles over toe sphere, from the romantic i fa it C. M. Knapp drug store. Large liills of Chautauqua eounty to the 8ize anJ g1-00, Pan-Handle ot Farther India; from Wants to Buy a Good Horse. thi.

son. ssed nrairips rf hoanti. 1 want to huv a horse or mare not more wbicn yoa can cribed as toiiows Commencing at the north-easi corner of the southeast quarter of section thirty-three, township thirty-three south, ranpe eleven east of the sixth principal meridian; thence west on nortn line of said quarter eighty rods: thence south thirty-nine rods and five and a halt feet; thence east seventy rods; thence south six rods; thence east ten rods to section line; thence north on section line to place of beginning, situate in the county of Chautauqua and state of Kansas, and fore closing said mortgage, and that if said judg ment be uot paid until alter the expiration ot six months, that an order of sale issued out of said court to the sheriff of Chautauqua county, Kansas, commanding him to advert ise atid sell said real estate in the maimer provided by law, without appraisement, for Uie payment and satisfaction of plaintiff judgment, costs and taxes, and that after said sale you. and each of ram tliat amount. I chnvsre noUitnar Mustang- Liniment penetrates the muscles, me'i $5.00 am .45 3.00 1.00 2.00 1.00 'and rcceiTenoih- Daily and Sunday, one year, 6 months.

one month Daily only, one year. four months, Sunday, one year. Weekly Press, one year, ine unless iuo brancs and tissues, thereby reaching the seat of disease, ces-f il, aa abora. otlllne cinicolt wnicn 13 a property not found in any other liniment The to learn, or Uiat 'requires much Housevv time. I deatre bat one person from each district or i anner, tocK Kaiser or lviecnanic cannot i xi rt 1 nnt locC llQn Send for The Press circular.

Agents wanted everywhere. ataaflar- L.traa!- Tnl MM.ihni trt tho veitis uiu, ciguins Samples tree. Ag ful Oklahoma to the mystic waves noopounds. Sound, well broke, gentle Liberal wmmissiout Samples free. aiford I houselio out it.

It should be kept in every ciiierofericies. It will save manv doctors' ready tauekt ana providcl with employment a Iarr aui'nVer who are) or rue nisioric vor.sro wit. a lew and croon aisDOsitiou. want it iu umc Aaoiess, 4 rf- you, will be forever barred, foreclosed, divested and cut off from all right, title or interest in or tr said mortgaged premises or any part thereof. Shaktel, Brown Cottingham, Attorneys for Plaintiff.

Attest: 11. P. Moser, Clerk SMetrfetCaert. sal Thru, 'I'll rm.Bnff ToT. C.ICh.

All i. Jl-r, Mattering delinquents in far offj to a siKele buggy- ACa1 WFTL bills, or sale everywhere at 25c, 50c. and 1 .00 a bottle THE 38 PARK ROW. vtr.v olid. sure.

Full particulars free. AOer know lf you conclude to no furtnrr. wliv, no linn it done. Aoarw. fhaotanqnn Springs.

Kansas Vornsnlem.