The Horace Champion from Horace, Kansas • 3

ry and finding that if he returned it L. S. SKINNER THE CHAMPION HAS OPENED 4 Entered at tbi post-office at Horace, Kansas, as second class matter. Fri Confectionery STORE, At the Post Office the other parts of the county would not be listed, he choose rather to loose his time and expense than make his returns thus sacrificing to benefit his neighbors. Why is it that some Tribune people say that Reid is only a trap to catch a few of the west side votes.

Down with the town company or any other combination of schemers that will try to bond our county for railroad purposes. H. G. A. M.

CRISWELL, Real Estate, Insurance, AND LOAN AGENT. 3F2.02PK::RX,sr SOLD COLLiSOTIONS 3S AIDE. BARGAINS IN FARM PROPERTY TOWN LOTS A SPECIALTY. A1X BUSINESS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. Money Furnished to Make Final proof.

Delay. East Side Sontlillain Street, Horace, Greeiej Ccusty, Kansas, HAPPY HORACE SHE GETS THE DIVISION. A. W. Dickinson, General Superintendent, Captain Peck, Chief Engineer, and several other high officials of the Mo.

Pacific raflroad, arrived in Horace yesterday about three o'clock. Their special train was switched on a side track and they then commenced an examination of our water works, etc. They expressed themselves as well pleased with everything ad at once made a proposition to our city which was accepted. Mr. Dickinson immediately sent a telegram to his engineers at Monon to come here immediately.

They arrived this morning and are at the present time engaged in laying off grounds for all division purposes. Full particulars next week. A decided imnrovement has been orrxczAii dikxctort. STATE OKFacSRS John A. Martin jeii tenant-Governor A.

P. Riddle Secretary of -K. B. Allen titatc Treasurer. lme w- Hamilton Auditor of State McCarthy Attorney General.

o. Bradford tjup't. Public Instruction J. II. Lrwhead crrv officers.

H. B. Lemmon. Clerk VV. H.

Hull. Xreasurer. M. Nicol. i'olice T.

Crctchcr GRAND RAINS! Greeley County railing: mad Happy. Monday evening "a gentle rain iCornraenced'to fall and continued all night, wetting the ground down several inches. Another and heavier took place Tuesday night. These rains came just in time to make our crops, and Greeley county is many thousands of dollars better Farmers are all happy over their prospects, and they have reason to be. There will be lots of corn raised in the county even should we have no more rain, and all other crops are looking 1, 160 acres fine land to trade for a team, at Greeley county Abtracts Office.

We received a letter this week from Mr. S. C. Glover of Reid making a denial of a statement in the U. P.

correspondence in last week's Champion. The statement as follows: r' C. Glover says that if Reid sees that Horace is going too far ahead, that every man of ihfm are going to vote for Tribune." Our reason for not publishing the A FULL STOCK of STATIONERY THE BEST BRANDS OF Cigars Would respectfully invite everybody to call and see me when needing anything in my line. L. S.

SKINNER. F. L. Longshore. T.

Barker, Cretchcr, Councilman M. y. Otto Troutmun, L. S. Skinner.

A. II. SHAFFER, Cashier. 3XUGIOBS. W.

G. SHAFFER, President. ITEMS FROM 20-42. Plowisg for wheat is in order, Good rains, and corn is boosting. Realtsstate is in demand, several places changed hands within he past week.

A. traded for a quarter section in -the western part of thisown-ship, last week. Mr. McPheeters, bought Charley Jacobs timber claim in the south west of section 10. Mr.

Burnette, has built a hause on his claim and will occupy it in a short.time. Messrs. Sparr and Miller, built a barn last week for Mrs. TamblLcg. Mt fcVharton, father of A.

J. Wharton, brought in some fine cows calves Rush county. Ow Sabbath school is in good running order with an attendanctfrom 35 to 45, meets every Sabbath. at 4 o'claclt on the south west of Section 17-20-42. G.

W. Kendall, rsu-peintendent. Rev. McCarrollj, preaches after Sabbath' school next Sabbath, we hope every one will turn out G. W.

Kendall and Archie Reece, were appointed delegates to the Sabbath school convention, at Horace, August 13 and 14. 7 E. R. Storrs, one of our 20-42 boys, is located at Stuart en made in temperance matters here E. CJtlJRCH-Preaching C.

I. HESTWOOD. PaMor. M. lately, and there is yet lots of room a ror miprovment.

Let the good work go on. BAPTIST CHURCH IVcurhiiiKerery two weeks. Rev. Futor. PK6YKK MCPlffSJ Cry Wednesday evening at early candle light.

NION SUNDAY SCHOOL Meets every Sab- When in Horace, call at the new Flour and Feed store of C. Cris-toph on Kansas Avenue. fcih at a o'ctuck i. A. 11.

SHAl'I F.R. SupL societies. O. O. Horace Lodge -U ry letter is because we do "not deem it Final Proof.

Make your Final Proof Before J.W. ORR, District CM of VicMta Connty Kansas, At Leoti. I Can Save you a Trip Across the Country. Satisfaction Guaranteed. LEOTI, KANS.

decent matter to occupy space in our columns, and we believe when crnzEws' bawl OF HORACE, KANSAS. Solicltes a Portion of your Patronage. Customcra dealt with lfberallyu Collections made promptly. Interest allowed on time DepoaTta. CORRESPONDENTS: Cliase National Bank, New York City.

American National Bank, Kansas City Sib. Trego Couiistj Bank, AYaKeeney, Kansas. West Side South Main Street, Horace, Kansas OTTO TROUTMAN, LAND ATTORNEY, CLO. HOLMS, R. Sec'y.

WC. T. U. Meets every Friday after-, noon. Mrs.

MasjyNicol, Ircs. Mrs. M. L. SuM-don, Scc'y.

BAND' OF HOPE-MeeU erery Friday. Rev. C. I- llESTU'onn, Leader. ALT A Gail, Secretary.

Mr. Glover "cools fill thank us for not publishing it 4 Come and see Kirkland's horse and jack, when you come to Horace. C. White left for his home at Long-ton Kansas Sunday night. expects to be gone several weeks.

H. I. Jamison is helping S. F. White in the store.

A W. Horace IJge No. 359, They are selling everything in their line at hard time prices. We keep all grades of flour, corn, oats, chop, shorts, bran and everything in the line. Come and see us, we will give you prices beyond competition.

One door west of Bank of Horace, on Kansas Avenue. Stoves repaired at White's Tin Shop. Our new church will be ready for services Sunday. Let all come out. Everybody should take advantage of their opportunity and get a good pair of Eye Glasses, at A.

T. Brewer's, Jewelry Store. SEE WHITE For cheap Flour. Friends, we shall be as brief as possible and yet try to present the farmers view of the strife in county seat matters. We will soon be called upon to vote for permanent county seat and for county officers.

In the settlement of this matter due precaution should be taken that we do not place ourselves in the same positions as those occupied by our sister counties to-day. We think much of this ill feeling and trouble of adjoining counties, and others have grown out of the fight of the county offices, and can be avoided by the farmers of the entire county nominating a county ticket choosing, men best suited for the positions from all parts of the county. A strickly farmers ticket irrespective of towns. We understand that Reid has put a Peoples (solid Reid) ticket in the field. We think it is early for this work and again shows a very selfish motive.

Itinvites Tribune and Horace to put their tickets in the field which compels neighbor to fight neighbor just for the office. We can recall many instances where such troubles were not easily settled. Again the farmers are the ones who have to make this country that any of us may stay here so if there is any assistance to be derived from the offices let him have them. We want to support a farmers ticket, a ticket of the farmer, by the farmer and for the farmer. Our officers should be servants of the people and not mere tools for town companies.

We would like to hear from others on this subject. Citizen. MAKE YOUR FINAL PROOF meets every 1 ucsday Might. Hilling baotliers cordially invited. C.

IL Master Workman. A. II. Shaffkr, Recorder. 21, TIME TABUE.

MISSOliUl'AClVlC. Fait bound tf.no p. Wat bound paoiengcr 5:45 m- II. SCOTT. Agent.

RE FORE S. MARTENEY, Probate Judge, Of Wichita County Kansas. W. T. O'CONNOR, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Horack, Kansas.

Office in Hull's Building. Loan Yon Low-Rate IsDZyifTBTZ' en Lunj or Saort Tiss. C. P. Orwan is confined to his room with rheumatism.

WILL DO YOUR oooooooooKooTjATrT1 Office D. S. WISEHART, M. (Graduate ol Ohio Medical College. Cincinnati.

Office First Door South of Post Office. HORACE KANSAS. iJoTAU calls promptly attended day night. PROMPTLY AND JUDICIOUSLY. DEEDED LAND Mrs.

A. J. Hunter has been enjoying a visit from her mother and sister from Hutchinson. They started home Sunday night. Rev.

Moore delivered a temperance lecture at the City Hall Wednesday night. THAT uillscit Proofs Neatly written by Proficient Clerks. Satisfaction guaranteed. WILL GIVE YOt? TRICES on gaged in the real estate business. 20-42 is bitterly opposed to voting railroad bonds, hence, she is bitterly opposed to voting for Tribune for county seat.

JC. A grand good time at the Band of Hope entertainment Thursday August 2, the little folks done well, the net proceeds amounted to $20. Mrs. Vinyard, from Granada, accompanied by her children, two lovely young ladies and two sweet children are visiting her sister, Mrs. T.

A. Gauley. Miss Morrison, of the Morrison Colony, is visiting friends in the southern part of the U. P. Colony.

Mr. Hunter's infant child was buried at the U. P. church, Friday Aug. 3.

Mrs. Hunter is getting well rapidly. Edith McGee, is recovering from an attack of fever. Rev. Curry and wife are visiting at Jas.

Mayne's house. Another big rain and some good sized hail, last Monday and Tuesday. Uno Who. WILL SHOW YOU W. A.

HOYDEN, M. Physician and Surgeon, Office S. Main Building Special attention to female diseases. THAT 0K0 re We call the attention of our readers to a sheriffs sale in this issue of 200 ties and rails. The sale will take place Aug.

24th, and will no doubt sell cheap. A rail or two is If you want to trade a team for land, call a Greeley countyAbstract office. We can loan you cheaper money an Greeley county and Eastern Colorado farms than any firm in the county. Call on F. D.

Pitkin or W. C. John, of Reid Kansas. Plenty of final proof money at Citizens Exchange Bank. Mrs.

Dr. AUard living on section 15-18-41, completed awell this week and found an abundance of water at 47 feet. This makes half a dozen wells in the neighborhood two miles west of Horace ranging in depth from 36 to 55 feet. Cyrus D. Miller lias gone on a short visit to Ottawa county.

Mr. H. Haynes of. Howard Kansas, accompanied by a brother from Leoti, spent several days in our city this week. Mr.

Haynes is a man of considerable means and will probably make some investments here, as he was well pleased with Horace and the country. B. M. Chambers has been keeping store in Horace, longer than any other merchant. He is an old pio neer, and that is the store to buy your goods at as he will give you bargains, he keeps a large and select stock of goods.

Give him a call. Mr. L. C. Clark and wife returned from Kansas City Wednesday evening.

Mrs. Clark had been away visiting for about three weeks and L. C. went up to Kansas City to pur collections made, and all business transacted for non-residents. JTHF.

FIRST TO COME AND HERE TO OTTO TROUTMAN, Horace, Kansas. a valuable implement on a farm when used as a harrow or pulverizer. W. T. O'Connor, of Scott Citv call T.

C. WHITE, PROPRIETOR OF South Main- St. Guttering Spouting, And all kinds of Tin Work don at reasonable pricca. YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED T. C.

WHITE. Horace. Kansas ed at this office, Wednesday, He was on his road to Syracuse to attend court. S. S.

WILLIAMSON, -REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENTS Mr. Simmons and A. S. Brown and family have gone to Ness City. From there they go to Washington NOTARY GREELEY COUNTY, KANSAS.

COLOKAN, Proposed Amendments to the Horace has got the "railroad seat and county depot," and most everything else that a reasonable human could wish. Money Fnrnislied for Making Final ProoL Claims ani Mel for Sals is U. P. COLONY, GREELEY COUNTY, KANSAS. We hare concluded to reduce the price of the CHAMPION, jto 15 cents, from the present time until after the Presidential election.

Every subscription must be paid for in advance. This applies to new subscribers only. Will send paper to any part of the United States under above terms. Come right in and secure the benefit of our cheap rates. 17-41.

A nice rain Monday and Tuesday. Mr. Graff, is harvesting his millet this week. Mr. Augustine has built a fine house on the Plant claim.

Gus Delfs is selling large quanti-tias of vegetables in Horace every Tribune made a test of one of their wells this Week and got 45 gallons of water in 15 minutes: "Yes, I will assure you you will get the division, gentlemen." Colored Porter. BROWN SIMMONS, PROPRIETORS OF chase goods and accompany her home. week. SOLDIER COLONY ITEMS. Candidates are quite numerous on the west side of late.

Business is lively and everyone is happy since the late rains. Rev. Hestwood preaches the first Sabbath of each month at the Colokan school house at 10 o'clock A. M. We heartily endorse brother "Incog's" views in regard to the Republicans organizing.

Also put out a straight Republican ticket. Let it' not be said that Greeley county will fly from the Republican track, like old Horace Greeley did in 1872. A dastardly and cowardly act was committed at Colokan last Saturday week. While the boys were playing a quiet and peaceable game of base ball, the Brown click, who live just across the line on the trail, five in number, came over to Colokan. Two of the men quietly walked up to one of the men who was playing ball, and one of the men introduced the other man as a friend of his that had just come out from Indiana.

The stranger reached out his left hand to shake hands and knocked down the ball player with his right, while the other four Brown click drew their revolvers and kept the crowd away, while the stranger gave the ball player quite a severe thrashing. They then jumped into their buggies and drove off. We now have a justice of the peace and a constable in the colony, and if said parties are caught they will be severely dealt with according to law. I. B.

Somebody. We hear that some are preparing to leave Greeley county this fall, for my part I cannot see what they are SEE WHITE For Potatoes by the sack or pound. Newton S. Gandy returned Thurs BADLY BRUISED he Horace Brick Ya day from a visit to Mound Valley, going for. Oh I guess they are tender feet, so let them go, they are no good here or any where else.

Labette county. He reports crops Married, at the residence of the bride's parents, on August 5 th 18S8, by Esquire Henry Weaver, of Tribune, William S. McGlashen to Kate Hoffman. After the ceremony a very pleasant party adjourned to the home of the groom's parents where they destroyed a very excellent repast and spent a very enjoyable afternoon. A happy life to them is the wish of the Champion.

good down there. Crops look better here than they do anywhere east for 250 miles: SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. Senate "Joint Resolution No. 2, Proposing an amendment to section one, article eight of the constitution, by striking out the word "white." He it resolved by the Legislature of the State of Kansas, two-thirds of the members elected to each house thereof concurring therein: Section I. The following proposition to amend the constitution ot the state of Kansas of the state for their approval or rejection, namely The constitution of the state of Kansas is hereby amended by striking out the word "white" in section one, article eight, relating to the malitia of the state, so that said section as amended shall read as follows: Section I.

The malitia shall be composed of all able-bodied male-citizens between the agesof twenty- one and forty-five years, except such as are exempted by the laws of the Unite i States or of this state; but all citizens of any religious denomination whatever who from scruples of conscience may be averse to bearing arms shall be exempted therefrom upon such conditions as may be prescribed by law. Sec. 2. This proposition shall be submitted to the electors of this state at the general election for the election of representatives to the legislature in the year A. D.

eighteen hundred and eighty eight, for their approval or rejection. Those voting" in favor of this to ameud the constitution shall have written or printed on their ballots, "For the amendment to section one, article eight of the constitution;" those voting against the proposition to amend the constitution have written or printed on their ballots, "Against the a-mendment to section one article eight of the H. E. Stannard returned last week HORACE, KANSAS. We respectfully invite tbe atttention of builders and contractors to the splendid quality of our brick and our prices Correspondence solicited.

For easy terms on final proof money, call at the Citizens Exchange Bank. SEE WHITE For cheap Flour. from Saline county, glad to get back where he can get a breath of pure air and escape the intense heat and oppressive stillness of the low lands. He says give him Greeley county. DR.

S. Terry, has some of the finest corn in Greeley county. A specimen may be seen at this office-Conductor Branch has opened up a barber shop here. See Skinner for the finest fruits fresh from California. But Still in the Ring.

C. White "bobs up serenely" this week, as usual at the head ol the procession, with special bargains in several lines of goods to suit the times, among the least of which is a tear of flour to close at panic prices. Sf.k Whitk for Bargains. Henry Andrews of 19-39, a specimen of his broom corn at this office yesterday. It is of the dwarf variety and the brush is as fine as any we ever saw.

Call and see it. Tot Sal. A team of mules wagon and harness. Mules 7 years old. For par Jiculars enquire at this office.

We received a pleasant call yesterday from Messrs. John Groindyke and P. Killoughey, of north Greeley. These gentlemen are among our best citizens and most enterprising farm firs. They report, splendid crops.

Call again gentlemen. SEE WHITK For Awles by the dozen, bushel or barrel. V. P. COLONY.

Another refreshing rain. The ice cream social at the church KUBSSBT STOCK. The rains have come and Greeley county is "well soaked. Crops and trees doing well and the undersigned is handling URSERY FOREST STOCK ALSO FOREST TREE SEEDS. Anybody wanting seeds to plant tree claims, will do vreil to see me before ordering, as I am dealing with the best and cheapest nursery it the state- JOS.

DAWSON- Residence Sec. i8-to-4o. HORACE, KAKSAS. There is no better way to obtain the best publications of the country than by going to the publishers of your county paper and through him obtain the paper from abroad that you want and in connection with your home paper. Until you have in your home the best paper in your county, as.

a fixed, permanent, institution, you are doing yourself and your home interests a wrong by subscribing elsewhere. Your county paper, first then as your means will allow, add such publications as will best serve to cultivate good morals and broad information in your family. The Kansas City Journal can be had through the aid of your publisher to supply your outside needs. was a success. Mr.

Hunter, buried a little child constitution." Said ballots shall be received The Missouri Pa'cific Ry. made Monon the permanent -division. Horace is just half way between "Pueblo. A word to the wise'is suffici-cient. last Fridav.

and said vote shall be taken, counted, canvas sed, and returns thereof made, in the same Ed. Crawford and McCobb's, were manner and in all respects as is provided by It looks like Tribune would move over to a good live town like Horace, with her grand system of water works, railroad depot, machine shops division etc. It is inconvenient for you to haul water from Horace. "The officials are tired, and don't care to see you, you will get the division, gentlemen." Colored Porter. law in cases of the election of representatives visiting at McGee's this week.

in the legislature. Sec. This resolution shall take affect SEE WHITE For cheap Flour. John Neer has completed his new and be in force from and after its publication well and got plenty water at a depth of 46 feet. in the statute book.

Approved February 28, 18S7. CHEAP LUMBER. 1 At the yards of D. J. BACHELDER Jr.

J. S. Henery has been over at the Morrison Colony for the past few I hereby certify that the above is a true and correct copy of the original enrolled resolution now on file in my office, and that the same took effect by publication in the statute book. SEE WHITE For cheap Flour. SHERIFF'S SALE UNDER EXECUTION A.

C. Fulkerson was downi to McPhcrson last week. He reports poor crops down there. i mr 11 11 'if Miss Nellie Thompson made proof in support of her claim it Lebti Wednesday. W.

H. Hull and ZTeb Rose were her witnesses. WINFIELD FLOUR at i.oo per sack. None better. C.

White. nays, wonaer ne is looking ror a homestead? I June 20, 1887- E-i B. Allen, of State. Successors to Chicago Lumber Co. of Kansas.

To-day we meet to repair the SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 6. church also to put on window shut -RETAIL -DEALERS IN' Senate Joint; Resolution No-. 6, For the submission of a proposition to amend the 0 Constitution of the State of Kansas. Be it resolved bv the Legislature of the State A.

Hvr is up to his brothers to build a house- i Mr, Gauley, was atKeidonThurs of Kansas, two-thirds of all the members A. T. Brewer, our jeweler, has moved his family here from elected to each branch concurring therein day. Shingles, Sash; Doors, Blinds, Lath, Lime and Fence Posts, Brick, Paints, Oils, and Glr Section i The following proposition to amend section seventeen of the bill of rights of the constitution of the state of Kansas shall be submitted to the electors of the state for Daniel Phillips, plaintiff, vs. ThjKitzfterald St Mallory Construction Company, defendant.

virtue of an execution in the above entitled cause to me directed and delivered, out of the District Court of the 27th Judicial District of the State of Kansas, setting in and for Wichita county, I will on Tuesday the 24th day of August 18SS, at 2 o'clock p. of said day, at the Mo Pacific railroad depot in the city of Horace, in the county of Hamilton and State of Kansas, offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash, two hundred railroad ties and two hundred iron or steel rails, or so many thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said execution and costs. Said property levied on and to be sold as the property of the above named defendant. Dated at Horace, in said county of Hamilton, this 3d day of August, 18S8, A. M.

HUFFMAN, Sheriff of Hamilton county Kansas. By Lkw Cketcher, Deputy Sheriff. T. O'Connor, Attorney for Plaintiff. George Goerl and Nicholas Ileins of 20-40 were pleasant callers at this office yesterday.

Mr. Heins informed us he has 15 -acres of fine broom corn that will average 9 feet in hight. Mr. Heins had a Norman colt in town with him only two months old that is as large as the common Texas pony. Harry Miller's dwelling house was struck by lightning Tuesday night.

The chimney was knocked off and a few boards splintered. Fortunately no one was hurt, though they were badly stunned and scared. You will find a complete line of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Musical Merchandise at A. T. Brewer's.

All repairing neatly and promptly done at the City Drug Store, Horace Kansas. their approval or rejection, at the geriera (faction to be held on the Tuesday succeeding the first Monday of November, A. D. 1SS8: Dont fail to see the Citizens Exchange Bank, before placing your -t 7 vr-v- 1 -f 1 The annual election of officers of the W. C.

V. will he held ji the next regular meeting, Tuesday Aug. 17 th. Mrs. M.

Sheldon, Sec'y. Everybody should prepare something for thefair thisfall. Lets make it a grand succss. Mr. Oscar Q.

McNeil of Colokan has decided to move to Horace and ngage in the practice of law. Mr, M. has had a number of years experience, having practiced law at Osceola Missouri eight years, five years jf that time he was city attorney of Osceola. He is a straight honorable man, and believe he will do well. Money to loan on as good terms as any place in the county at thp CHampton Land and Loan of.

ficc. Mathews has a fine field of corn. The big rain drowned lots of Jim. Murrell's dogs. Ella Ross has purchased a pony M.

WHITE FRED. C. FLORV. KoTAav Fvauc H. B.

LEMMON. Notav Pimio, That section seventeen of the bill of rights of ths constiiulioa of the of Kansas be so Fresh fruit cheap at -LS. Skinner's, in the Post office store. Geo. O'Brien's family occupies Jhe Swisher residence in the western part ef the city.

For pure drugs and chemicals, toilet articles and everything in the drug line call on Henry Durheim. Miss Blanche O'Connor accompanied Nellie Thompson to Leoti Wednesday. The Champion Land and Loan Co. TRANSACT A GENERAL from Mf. Archer.

W. Brown will move to Horace soon. -Q9 Findlev Thompson is expected home next week. M. S.

McCobb, S. S. Williamson, an4 the Crawford were over to Chas, Cristoph have purchased ths flour and feed store from E. Nold and have removed same to the first door west of the Bank of Horace on Kansas Ave. the Lunsford school house last Mon day to organize an alliance.

T. A. Gaulev. and others trill nr. that it shall read as follows: Section 7.

No distinction shall ever be made between citizens of the state of Kansas and the citizens of other states and territories of the United States in reference to the purchase, enjoyment or of property may De regulated by jaw. Sec. 2. The following' shall be the method of submitting said proposition to the electors: The ballots shall have written or printed thereon, "For the proposition to amend section seventeen of bill of rights of the constitution of the state of Kansas, concerning the purchase, enjoyment and descent of property," or "Against the proposition to amend section seventeen of the bill of rights of the constitution of the state of Kansas, concerning ths purchase, enjoyment and desceBjt of fwoper-ty." Said ballots skatt be received, and said vote shall be taken, counted, canvassed, and return thereof made, in the same manner in all respects as is provided by law in cases of the election of representatives to the legislature. Sec.

j. This resolution shajf take effect and be in force from and after its publication in the statute book. Approved March 4, 1887. I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of the original carolled resolution now on file in my office, that the same took effect by publication in trie statute book, June 20, 18S7. iJ, AJlen, Secretary cf State, ANO INSUHANCn If you have deeded londG, claims or toYTii lots to cell, X7Q can find a iranize an alliance in the Eoutripasr Geo.

Hosmer, from Ness county, is in this city and will embark in the loan business here. part of the county next Saturday. SHERIFF'S SALE. 11 In the district court of the State of Kansas, in and for Hawilton county. -Smith, Heddens Plaintiff, vs.

C. F. Logan, Defendant. By virtue of a special order of sale issued to the Sheriff of Hamilton county Kansas by the Hon. Abbott, Judge of the 27th judicial District of the State of Kansas, made at Chambers at Syracuse, in said 27th Judicial District, on Thursday August the 9th, I wilL on Thursday the 23rd day of August, in the city of Horace in said county of Hamilton, offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash, a stock of general merchandise taken in attachment in the above entitled cause as the property of the defendant F.

Logan. Witness my hand and seal this loth day of Angwst A. M. HUFFMAN, Sheriff of Hamilton ronntv KnnArm. Reidites seemed a great deal frus Skinner, has a fine lot of freh oranges and lemons.

Bert Spencer walks on crutches', the result of a horse falling on him. Mrs. Dr. Wisehart has gone on a visit to her sister at Richfield, Morton county. Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours day or night by Henry Durheim.

Well tubing furnished at White's, Tin Shop. Ddn't order your Nursery Stock till you get M. D. Dickinson's prices. His stock is of the best, and warran- I ted to suit, A.

M. Criswell, Simon Gunn, John M. Carr and G. W. Johnson were diown to Syracuse this wtek attending court.

The Chamtjon police is turning out some of the finest job printing vt done in this section of the state. We have a fine lot. of type, splendid press and a fod stock of printer's stationery, and our prices are as irhrap as first class work can be obtained ariywher. trated over the exposition in the buyer. If youTrant to tmy deeded lando, elaimar cr tpz7nlot3.

xro ccn correspondence in last week's paper. When Reid and Tribune were art defiant of the law last spring throw New glasses exchanged for old ones. Come and have your eyes tested and get a pair that will suit your eyes. A. T.

Brewer at City Drug Store. We have heard several speak of a fine field of corn owned by Ridlen, about nine miles, south west of coll tliointo TTcu. Ye caa write your Insurance tlrte trisd and Tire Tested We represent one of the Lcn 3 For information call on or ad ess tis at ing every thing in the way of the assessor so that he could not return See White for noby hats and fancv ftaoael shifts a correct assessment, our deputy as sesscr proved himself to lia.v'e the (true gtit, having finished his territo By Lkw.Ov.tvkkr Doputv, I W. T. O'Connor, Ati'y for Plaintiff..