Democratic Messenger from Eureka, Kansas • 3

C. W. Reieh. lustice of the Deace fees Attenfion, Everybody. A Cold Blooded Murder.

Student's Literary League. state vs. Edwards 3 SO J. N. Campbell has purchased the basement barber shop from George Evans and took charge of the same on Fri as.

welsh, eoustaole fees state vs. Edwards G. Griffith, justice of the Deace fees state Wm. Coulter, who resides in the north western part of the county, about twen The high school students' literary league will present the following program this evening, commencing prompt Below are our prices on flour, High Patent, per sack $1.40 Standard Patent, per sack 1.25 White Loaf, per saclb. 1.15 Seward Connty Exonerated.

Arkalon, Kansas, Jan. 10th, 1892. Editor Messenger: In an article published some time ago, announcing the death of Col. S. N.

Wood, I noticed erroneous statements concerning the TIME TABLES. vs. Dwyer 7 90 day of last week. We understand that CV Brookover. sheriff's fees state vs.

ty-nve miles from this place, wns mur Mr. Evans will probably reaiove to Mis uwyer 1K8 ws wye ly at seven o'clock E. J. Porter, nursliie ex-soldier MISSOCKI PACIFIC RAILWAY CO. 3 00 souri.

dered last Saturday evening in the presence of his wife, Mrs. Coulter says 1 00 Recitation "Keeping his Word" BAST HOUND TRAINS. No. 42. K.C.NlKht Express 43 00 bloody tragedies that have occurred in that at about 7 o'clock an unknown person dressed in female curb a mother Sheriff J.

A. Smith lost a valuable horse Wednesday night. Deputy Sher Gold Leaf, per sack .75 Graham, per sack. .30 Corn Meal, per sack .30 Bran, per 100 lbs .80 Shorts, per 100 lbs 90 Chops, per 100 lbs .00 The above brands of flour are warrant J. R.

Lane.nursing ex-soldier Turner Turner, coffin and shroud for ex-soldier H. A. Dennis, justice o( the peace fees state vs. Stratton Cy Brookover, sheriff's fees slate vs. Stratton B.

H. Richardson, overseeine ooor No. 4. St. Louis Mail and 3:30 1.

No. o. Loo Hi Freight, ex. Sunday. 8 :56 a.

1 45 25 Mary Johns. Essay "National Holidays" Mary Marden. Recitation "The Spider and the Fly" Luna Drvden. southwestern Kansas within the last few years. The errors are restated in your local comment of last week concerning iff Wyant had driven the animal during WKHT BOUND TUAIMS.

hubbard, sun bonnet and veil rapped at the door, and upon being admitted 5 00 the day and it came home sick, dying in No. 4.M. K. C. NlKht Express 4:33 II.

No. 4IV1. St. Louis Mall ami 1:27 p.m the assassination of Sheriff Dunn, of a few hours despite the efforts of Veter ed to be as good as any made in Kansas. Mo, 4.W.

Local Fremht. ex. p. No. 457.

Local reiKht, daily 8:58 a. drew two revolvers, with one of which he shot Mr. Coulter through the heart. Mrs. Coulter sought to grapple with the this county.

inary Surgeon Shaw. David IHilf caring for ex-soldier 10 00 Cy Brookover, quarantine expenses on Seymour and Bryan horses 15(0 Wm. Hooton, wolf scalp 1 Ou C. A. Johnson, wolf scalp 1 00 Cy Brookover, janitor of court house 100 00 P.

McLaughlin, wolf scalo 1 00 The High Patent is the best grade sold Shortest, quickest ami best line to all points I gather the idea from the articles that norm, snuin, east aui west, running uau W. G. Richardson, of Omaha, Nebras stranger but he made his escape without you consider Seward county has been the around thiB portion of the country, and most persons, who are selling foreign brands of flour, sell you the second grade express trains. Nochansreof can between Eureka and Kan sas Cltv or St. Louis, and one chanire to Chicaeo, J.

A. Norton, wolf scalp 1 00 ka, was here yesterday representing the scene or the occasion of the various mur revealing his identity. A sort of irregu W. McBrown. wolf scalD 1 00 Bit i Keeley Institute for Inebriates, at Leav St.

Paul. Indianapolis. Cincinnati and all points lar inquest was held over the body by a up to our patent, of course charging the Z. M. Garrison, overseeing poor 15 00 Greenwood Co.

Co-operative Association, mdse for Dauner 1 70 norm ami eawi. The "Short Line" to Puelilo, Denver and all Essay "Winter Enjoyments" Nina Knudaen. Recitation "One of the Little Ones" Ray Chandler. Essay "The Yearot 76" Frank Mas-sey. Essay "A Letter of Venus" Elfie Mason.

Debate "Resolved, That city life is preferable to country life." Affirmative Archie Gregg, Willis Dennis nega justice of the peace, and the corpse was points In Colorado. Utah, Orecon, nshinitton enworth. Mr. Richardson is a graduate of the Dwight institute and was formerly a member of the Chicago Tribune buried before the sheriff and coroner ar and California. For tickets to all points, maps Cy Brookover.

summoning Jurors, etc 96 65 W. C. Hoover mdse lor pauper 8 65 J. S. Scudder, mdse for pauper 5 00 rived upon the scene.

derous episodes that have disgraced the fair fame of Kansas. You seemed to think the "hay-meadow massacre," in which Sheriff Cross, of Stevens county, and five of bis deputies were killed, was the outgrowth of the factional fight of rival towns for county seat of Seward HAVE COMM EXCKD TH MR or other Information, call on or address E. D. MOBBERLY. Agent.

same, and some times a nickel or ten cents more. While foreign flour is coming over the railroads, and from other mills, you are to know that we are millers, too, and make our flour right at Hamilton I'nntins blank books, 116 25 staff. There are many theories as to the case Samuel Dodsworth Book blank books 34 50 Geo. W. Crane blank books 5 00 Z.

Harlan, job printing 88 75 GRAND CLEARANCE SALE HOWARD BRANCH A. T. 8. F. B.

R. J. S. Bouton was in town yesterday and informed us of the death of NORTH BOUND. a.

i-unipnrey, mase ior pauper 40 Dittemore Huntoon, mdse for 3 30 Graffin Benuet, harness for insane man 1 25 E. C. Walker, wolf seal 11 1 no home. We really thick that if the people of Eureka and of Greenwood county some of which are based upon the assumed fact that Mrs. Coulter tells a true story, while others contend that the tragedy could not have occurred in the manner she relates.

The deceased was Passeneer, dally except Sunday m. Call and see them for Randall, an old settler ot Madison township, which occurred on Tuesday of this county. The fact is none of these murders or other lawless acts have occurred in Seward county or been occasioned by John Column, wolf scalp 1 00 would look at it right, they would find it Accommodation, daily except Sunday 4:36 p. SOUTH BOUND. Passenger, dsllv exeent Sunday p.

m. a. coai ior county 154 39 E. Kossel. salary and Dostaee 7B2 week from the effects ot the grip.

The remains were taken to Kansas City for Cy Brookover, boarding prisoners 175 05 to their interest to buy home flour as long as it is as good as any shipped in. Our mill is an advantage to the mer Aecoininodation.dally except Sunday 10:47 a. m. a peaceable citizen and had no known enemies. The officers are very close Seward county influences except this last killing.

r. Owen, examining court records in no Gboror Bill. Agent. P. F.

Yearout. salarv and uostaee 314 vi interment. Geo. H. Jones, delivering poll books 3 00 The murder of Sheriff Cross and his mouthed about the affair and evidently chants, for it is bringing more people to Messrs.

Clogston, Hamilton, Fuller think they have a clue. ira r. a ye, aouoie ana erroneous tax 33 67 E. Winter kindling for court house 90 H. A.

Dennis, justice of the peace fees Terms Cash at Leedy's. tive, Olivia Mood, Flora Graffin. Recitation "The Church Spiders" Cromwell Knudsen. Essay "Coffee" Alice Sweeney. Recitation "The Last Charge of Ney" Carl Bowes.

Music will be furnished by Prof, and Mrs. Mitchell. Admission, five cents. A cordial invitation is extended to alL By order of program committee. Wm.

Hooker, Secretary. School Report. Report of the Lapland school for the 145 state vs. Tomlinson Brookover. sheriff's fees state vs.

Tom Cubbison, attorneys in the case of Hard-wicke vs. Cy Brookover, sheriff, have the city than any other industry. People come to our mill from a distance of thirty miles, and spend their money while in town. The merchant that Go to B. Smith's tor a fine kangaroo About the Printing.

For the first time in the last sixteen linson 29 7R O. S. Gibson, sheriff fees In Hardwick cat five men and the assassination of S. N. Wood were the outgrowth of the struggle for county seat honors of Hugoton and Woodsdale in Stevens county.

The former tragedy occurred in the Neutral Strip south of Stevens county and the latter happened at Hugoton in Stevens succeeded in getting the supreme court The lowest prices still prevail at Leedy's. tle case 4 50 W. Reich, justice ot the peace fees state vs. Maraden id handles foreign flour is the one who has years the commissioners awarded the county printing without having previous to sustain a motion to advance the case. The matter is now set for hearing on Maroh 3d.

most to say about how good foreign flour ju. 1. aiurpuy, witness fees state vs. Mars- ly advertised for Republican. 9 SO I Nye is ou the sick list uen J.

W. Martindell. witness fees state vs. The above is an inexcusable, premedi Capt. Ira P.

this week. county. 50 Marsden A. Brazelton. witness fees titate va.

The mercury got down below zero last The factional fight in this county over Marsdn nrt Monday night for the first time in two first month's work, ending January 8th: 3 30 I a. Kane, witness lees state vs. Marstlen. is. It is not the Hour that is so good, but the money, the nickel, or ten cents more on a sack than we are giving them.

Country people should Btaod by home flour, and ask their merchant for it, for we have been buying every grain of wheat that was grown in this vicinity. Joe New. witness fees state vs. Marsden. the county seat has never occasioned the loss of life or the shedding of blood.

3 10 years. Thermometers ranged from three H. Butter, witness fees state vs. Marsden 3 70 O. G.

Gregg spent last Saturday in Kansas City. Buy your fuel from the Eureka Ele-yator Company. to six degrees below, according to their Sheriff Dunn was killed last Tuesday v. ueico, justice 01 the peace fees state vs. Keatines a on tated and malicious untruth; why Doud should have uttered it is beyond our comprehension.

The Republican very well knows that the county printing was awarded without bids both in 1889 and 1890 and its own tiles show the fact. Also the Republican knows, and if we mistake not its files will show, that in 1800 the Messenger addressed a letter exposure. The skating is now splendid Joe Welsh, constable fees state vs. Keat- and the ice cutters have promise of a 9 50 by a band of outlaws and assassins who have been urged on by Wood's partisans to murder Judge Botkin who, they try WRei'ch, justice of the peace tee state s. Harding Must has been on the bountiful harvest.

8 40 Cashier S. C. Haines invalid list this week. We get it from every direction in this oounty, and adjoining counties and are paying the highest market price there a. naming, witness lees state vs.Hard- 3 50 Mr.

John Bond received the sad news Reduce Our G. W. Hardllnr. witness fees State va. to show, was implicated in Col.

Wood's death. These outlaws are suDDosed to Must Reduce Our Stock Grand Annual Harding 9 a few days since that his father, Daniel A. G. Everett, witness fees state vs. Hard to the county commissioners asking to be allowed the privilege of filing a bid.

Number of days taught, 19. Number of pupils enrolled, 18. Average age of pupils, 12 years. Average daily attendance, 10. Cases of tardiness, 6.

Number of half -day absences, 1. Names of those present every day since enrollment Lydia Totland, Frank Wiggins, Rachel Wiggins, Ollie Eide. Parents and friends are cordially invited to visit our school. Anjue Fogle, Teacher. Tacts.

An inch of rainfall is equal to 14,500 Stock Bond, had died at his home in Edwards for. Of course there are a few who say we do not pay enough for wheat, but people from a distance do not think bo, ing 2 so I C. Stratton. iuror fee state vs. TTrdtno' no have gathered at the scene of crime from Colorado where one of Wood's sons is located, from Wood's village of Woods- which letter was treated with derisive E.

Melbourn. juror fee state vs. Harding 50 j. inompson, juror fee state vs. Hani county, Illinois, on the 6th inst.of the grip.

The deceased was about 70 years of age, and in former years was acquainted with contempt by the board. me mi or they would not bring us wheat. With thiB mill gone you would be compelled Mr. Doud ought to be ashamed of 1 nomas ituey. jnror lee state vs.

Harding 50 dale in Stevens county, from a convicted criminal's influence in Grant county and j. vanipueii, juror tee stale vs. naming no 1 W. A. Skinner, juror fee state vs.

Harding 60 CLEARANCE SALE quite a number of people now residing in this county. a. a. uennis, justice 01 the peace fees state vs. Sumner 1 to take from five to ten cents less for your wheat, and some would have no market at alL Stand by home flour, and a home market will stand by you.

himself to seek, by perpetrating a deliberate falsehood, to deceive the people and poison their minds against the Messenger and its friends. Cy Brookover, sheriff's fees state vs. Sum A. M. Jackson, prosecuting attorney of NOW GOING ON AT THE from a disreputable element in Springfield which "has had it in for Botkin" ever since the impeachment failed.

Sheriff Dunn was killed by these outlaws while endeavoring to preserve peace and ner 22 75 Griffith, justice of the peace state vs. Gallasrlier a an Elk oounty, has been in attendance upon gallons per square mile; one pound of These are plain truths, and we kindly If you want the best flour in town get the Niagara at Bontecou's. C. W. Reich, Justice of the Peace, insurance and collection agency.

Bright A Hill have a new ad. in this issue. They are selling goods cheap. Mr. S.

A Martin is suffering from a relapse of the grip this week. For a genuine hub gore congress shoe at 2 well worth $3 call at B. Smith's. Mr. J.

Stevens, of Otter Creek township, renewed his subscription Wednesday. For a tip top meal at a reasonable prioe Charley Jack's restaurant is the A. A. Tubbs was in Kansas City Cy Brookover, sheriff's tees state vs. district court several days this week.

ask your patronage. Commissioners Proceedings. In addition to the report of last week uauagner 24 35 H. A. Dennis, justice ot the peace fees Teichgr.ebeb Bros.

sutie vs. iraiiagner I 70 C. Zillev. cotlin for nauner 91 nrt Judge Botkin had been warned by a DeLand Co's "Cap Sheaf" soda is equal to two pounds of any other brand because it is not adulterated. It is strictly pure and will go further.

This is the result of forty years experience. Always buy the "Cap Sheaf" brand. It is Mr. Jackson is an exceptionally efficient and satisfactory officer. During his one year's service as prosecutor he has never lost a criminal case and has sent twelve criminals to the penitentiary.

It is a Alice Berry, caring for pauper 13 00 J. M. Smvtll. salarv as coiintv clerk AVI in District Court Proceedings. udge C.

W. Shinn was sworn in Mon Ed Stilwell, work on court house 20 00 friend who had discovered the plot against his life, that the attempt would be made Tuesday morning as the Judge ieiaign tticnarason, mdse lor 16 11 H. A. Close, road damage 55 00 Eureka Electric Lighting lighting the courthouse 35 40 day morning and at once entered upon record to be proud of. good for horses, cattle and hogs.

Sold at same price as other brands. the discharge ot his duties. Consider passed a certain ravine, which it was necessary to pass, as he would go to George Norton, justice of the peace fees Mr. Frank G. Thrall took the Knight As our Spring Goods will begin to arrive about' February Springfield to open court.

Sheriff Dunn suue vs. Aouuiuson 3 20 B. F. Gibson, constable fees state vs. Tomlinson 1 H.

C. Kendrick, druggist, desires to able business has since been transacted, the following being a list of the cases disposed of up to yesterday noon 1 st, we wish to close down our present stock as low as possi was informed of the plans of the desper Templar degrees at Fredonia Wednesday night. Quite a party of Sir Knights from this county were present at the ceremony among whom were F. Lamb, adoes and with the under-sheriff and State vs. Frank Keating; trial by jury and ver ble.

To do so we have put the knife in our prices and now you can buy goods cheap, as it is not profits we want but to five trusty deputies, he repaired to the dict of not guilty. George Norton, justice of the peace lees state vs. Johnson 2 45 R. F. Gibson, constable fees state vs.

Johnson 1 25 George Norton, justice of the peace fees state vs. Slater 3 20 R. F. Gibson, constable fees state vs. Slater 1 25 George Norton, justice of the peace fees is in Kansas City on State vs.

Seneca continued until place indicated. Just after day -dawn D. Johnson business. H. T.

Kenner, M. A. Miller, Abner How the board of oounty commissioners reappointed James McCartney superintendent of the poor farm at a salary of $300; also Dr. F. W.

Watson county physician at $100 per year. The appointments of Mrs. B. Baird and Miss Belle Morris as associate examiners for the ensuing year were confirmed. The new board met Monday morning with A.

W. Barrier in the chair formerly occupied by D. Miles. Commissioner J. T.

Braddock was elected chairman of the board. C. A. Yearout was appointed treasurer of Madison township vice George Yeager, who failed to qualify. A few bonds were approved and the board adjourned.

Mr. Caleb Eld red, an old-time citizen of Fall River township, died at his home One and one-half miles west of Climax, at 2 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon of this get rid of our goods. OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN Thursday, January 21st. he was surprised to see a large party of State vs. W.

H. Evans; continued on applica ard, Z. T. White, G. W.

Donart and B. B. Finch. They all had a splendid time. tion of state.

inform the public that he is agent for the most successful preparation that has yet been produced for coughs, colds and croup. It will loosen and relieve a severe cold in less time than any other treatment. The article referred to is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It is a medicine that has won fame and popularity on its merits and one can always be depended upon. It is the only known remedy that will prevent croup.

It must slum; vs. vtrigub 4U John Barker vs. John W. Cheatham et al; de The stockholders ot the Greenwood cree of foreclosure for 2,005 and Interest. B.

F. Gibson, constable fees state vs. rr 1 HSiis We are prepared to sopse you, Mattie Shultz vs. James Shultz; decree of about forty men appear on the banks of the ravine above. Both parties saw each other at about the same instant.

The outlaws seeing that they outnumbered the other party more than six to one, demanded: "Who are you fellows down there and what do vou want?" The county union met in regular quarterly session yesterday, with a fair attendance. For sale or trade, a full-blood Clydesdale stallion, four years old. Enquire at Wis office. County Co-Operative Association held their semi-annual meeting on Tuesday of this week. The old officers were all re partition.

T. J. Souders, B. B. Finch and S.

Ly-barger appointed commissioners. ueorge Aorion, justice 01 toe peace tees Iowa Mortgage Co. vs. Wra. H.

Elliott decree of foreclosure for Cl.107.44 and Interest. elected with the exception of Z. F. Ezell, state vs. xoiuunson 715 F.

Gibson, constable tees state vs. Tomlinson 7 10 Isaac Lewis vs. Win. TUslcy decree of fore be tried to be appreciated. It is put up in 50 cent and $1 bottles.

so don't buy a dollar's worth of goods until you see our prices. who declined to serve any longer and K. W. Bolin, juror fee state vs. Tomlinson closure for S893.89.

50 50 60 was succeeded by A. J. Barrett. The Dunn replied that "he was the sheriff of Seward county and only wanted peace." He was ordered to halt, as his party be Uur stock ot (J EKlOATS, BLANKETS, Ladies' and Wanted, an experienced feeder to feed bunch of cattle until grass. Enquire at this office.

Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Invest gentlemen report a very good business Misses CLOAKS, and all our heavy winter eoods must be jvanier. juror lee state vs. lomunson. A. T.

Powell, juror fee state vs. Tomlinson Henry Turner, juror fee state vs, Tomlinson E. Dove, juror tee state vs. Tomlinson 8. T.

Colinan, juror fee state vs. Tomlin ment Company vs. Wm. H. Hamacher et al; decree of foreclosure for 1,657.16 and interest.

Mr. William T. Price, a justice of the peace, at Richard, Nebraska, was corn-fined to his bed last winter with a se during the past three months. week. He bad been ill for several days 50 closed out at once.

Come and see us. gan slowly moving away, and to throw down their arms. He kept Darlevin? Howard State Bank vs. J. M.

Btonebraker; with the grip. Mr. Eldred was 78 years Money to loan on improved farm property. J. II.

Smythe, over Farmers' and son so Mrs. E. S. Sellick returned on Thurs dismissed without prejudice. As ever, the best place in Southern Kansas to buy goods, of age.

He had been a resident of nine, luror fee state vs. Tomlinson fin with the outlaws, endeavoring to per- Howard RtatA Rnnlr va JmnM aI al H. Woods, Juror lee state vs. 50 vere attack of lumbago; but a thorough application of Chamberlain's Pain Balm enabled him to get up and go to work. suade them to disperse, when they fired I decree of foreclosure for 3100 and interest sul Id.

a. Mauuox, Juror lee state vs. Tomlin son RO fatally wounding him. Then his posse. I ject to prior mortgage of S850.

u. lve. luror tee state vs. Tomlinson 50 Drovers' Bank. Marvel of the nineteenth century the phonograph at Kendrick's.

Something new every day. Howard State Bank vs. A. G.Monroe et al; Greenwood county for twenty years and enjoyed the reputation of being a good citizen in every respect. He was a devoted christian and his daily life was in accordance with his profession.

The fun Cliff Rock, juror fee state vs. Tomlinson 50 day night of last week from western Kansas where she had been staying for several months. A severe attack of grip had increased Mrs. Sellick's previous lung trouble and her health was in a serious condition at the time of her return but we are glad to state that she has since seeing they were outnumbered beyond any possibility of successful resistance, n. uuniap, juror lee state vs.

loiniin- decree of foreclosure for 8117 subject to mort son so Mr. Price says: "The Remedy cannot be recommended too highly." Let any one troubled with rheumatism, neuralgia or lame back give it a trial and gage of (TOO. 8. Turner, road damage 50 00 hastily retreated toward Springfield. MILLER PUJVWELL, Proprietors.

C. M. Tetrick vs. C. II.

Kilmer et al; contin J. A. smith, mdse for connty 2 15 W. K. Doud.

Drintins delinouent tax list. 181 15 eral will take place this afternoon, it be ued. They were fired upon and chased to was the John Toler, bouse rent lor pauper 18 00 they will be of the same opinion. 50 Judge T. O.

Shinn, of Eldorado, in attendance upon district court first ot the week. John H. Hill vs. W. H.

Evans; continued on within a short distance of that town but tun at diii. muw iur tail bud experienced considerable improvement. application of plaintiff. cent bottles for sale by H. C.

Kendrick. ing delayed to give time for the arrival here ot a daughter of the deceased, who resides in Washington D. C. The re W.T. Stavely, viewing roads 4 00 M.

D. Bnrk, viewing roads 4 00 none of them were seriously wounded. J. D. Habn vs.

George Yeager; verdict for G. Albert, viewing roads a 00 I Three of the deputies being our towns plaintiff for J21.S0. The drama "Ten Nights in a Bar Room" Messrs. O. E.

Ladd and J. II. Raven- Travellers may learn a lesson from A. r. Burris, viewing roads 2 00 I Martha Stannard vs.

W. W. Stannard; decree men and sending us word that they were croft renewed their subscriptions for mains will be interred in the Eureka cemetery. Mr. D.

Cone, a prominent attorney of L. H. Kinsell, viewing roads 2 00 E. W. Goodwill, viewing roads 2 00 of divorce giving plaintiff care and custody ot J.

C. Ferguson, viewing roads 4 00 Parker, Dakota, who says: "1 never minor children. will be presented at the Piedmont school house by capable local talent for the benefit ot the Piedmont Library Association on Saturday evening, January 1. wuiie, viewing roaus 00 in danger, some ot us went up to their assistance; but the outlaws had dispersed before our arrival. Most of them had On December 26th some one stole a leave home without taking a bottle of Thomas D.

Templeton vs. Alice L. Templeton; u. n. annemarK, viewing roaus 4 00 D.

F. Andrews, viewing roads 4 00 The Saturday Edition the new year, Tuesday. W. W. Dunkerley, ot Madison, who is on the regular jury panel, was a remunerative caller yesterday.

divorce granted to plaintiff. tew bushels of coal belonging to school Chamberlain's Colic," Cholera and Diar H. G. Moxley, viewing roads 4 00 J. A.

Norton, viewing roads 00 gone westward in covered wagons, after Henry Hall vs. A. J. Demange et al; judgment district iSo. oL, Kichard JUee, who is a 16th, and again on Saturday evening, rhoea Remedy with me and on many oc for plaintiff for S736.G6 and interest.

James paiu, carrying chain 150 driving to the outskirts of Springfield member of the school board, swore out a January 23d. The entertainment will no Levi wooiey, carrying I 00 Edward Russell vs. C.C. Phillips; dismissed occasions have ran with it to the relief of some sufferer and have never known and breakfasting. The under-sheriff.

Mian Anna Tuttle returned Monday uuuuk auu an mm. purpose without prejudice at cost of plaintiff. complaint against Ed. Weirsbing, charging him with the crime. Thomas S.

John Webb, carrying chain 1 50 Kdwin Knudsen" carrying chain 3 00 Miller Fenwell, mdse for pauper 2 00 Miller Hi Fenwell. mdse for ooor farm 17 51 not being able to obtain more than one it to fail. For sale by H. C. Kendrick.

evening from Iowa where she had been tor which 8 vorthy one the Record of Tardiness and Absence. rifle and four shot-guns, was obliged to Morgan, hired man, came in attendance ought to be large. George O. Lovett. recording county deed.

1 00 residing for several months. English Spavin Liniment removes all abandon any idea of pursuit. William Sweeney, wolf scalp 100 The first and second columns ot the Monday, however, and swore that he, G. W. Reiter.

probate fees Coffelt lunacy We gladly publish, this week, a com OF Next day a body ot fifty state militia case 10 80 table below give respectively the total Mr. Richard Lee called Monday and enrolled his name upon our rapidly grow C. A. akeneld. juror fee Coffelt lunacy mM came down and the sheriff, with their as himself, stole the coal.

He was given a $25 fine and 30 days in jail by Justice Reich. Weirshing was discharged "but cases of tardiness and the total number case 1 00 hard, soft or calloused lumps and blemishes from horses, blood spavin, curbs, splints, ring stifles, sprains, sore and swollen throat, coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of one bottle. Warranted the J. B.

Pierce, luror fee Coffelt lunacy case. 1 00 sistance, has made six arrests of parties ing list of paid up of half-days absence in the various de munication from Mr. A. L. Stickel correcting a blunder in last week's Messenger concerning the outlawry in the southwestern part of the state.

We care C. Cook, juror fee Coftelt lunacy case 1 00 I living in or about Springfield. r. w. waisun.

juror lee coneit lunacy has since been arrested upon the charge 1 00 partments of the Eureka City Schools for the week ending January 8,. 1892. mere is no aisturoance here now. of having used the stolen coal. He will President Daniel Bitler, ot the First National was in the city Tuesday Lewis Clonston.

luror fee Coffelt lunacy the most wonderful blemish cure ever JtieQicagoerald lessly confused the counties ot Seward case 1 00 The third und fourth columns give the This is the first assassination in Seward county within my knowledge. How J. B. Mason, juror fee Coffelt lunacy ease. 1 00 I known.

Sold by H. C. Kendrick. have his hearing on January 29th. The entire amount of property involved to attend the meeting.

and Stevens in our notice and Mr. Stick- T. C. Handley. witness fee Coffelt lunacy same totals respectively since December 4th.

case 1 au el's explanation ot the matter will, we Those who have loans expiring during amounts to less than $2. Mike Burk. witness fees Coffelt lunacy The militia boys gave a dance at their many men have been murdered in Green wood county? hope, repair any injury that may have case 1 50 the next six months will do well to call North Side. J. M.

Hill, wiring chairs 6 30 On last Monday evening at about eight armory on last Friday evening. A large attendance and a good time are reported. been done to the former county. The outlaws took their departure upon the undersigned over Bright tumunu jacKsou, won scaip 1 uu A. E.

Focht. medical treatment for nauuer 38 00 o'clock the home of W. B. Woodaide, without hunting further for Judge Bot Hill's clothing store. Joe Brown, wolf scalp 1 00 Mr.

L. H. Kinsell, of Quincy township, pastor ot the Christian church at this W. H. Drew.

kin. With the exception of about six Arrangements are being made for a j. m. smytn, posting road notices is 20 1 J. M.

Smyth, express and freight 15 29 received word Sunday that his brother, place, was invaded by about sixty breth they were from outside this county. G. 1. Greenwood, road damage as 00 E. S.

Sellick's residence on Prospect grand masque ball at the armory ot Co. A. Third National Guards on the 22nd. E. Kinsell, of Lindsay, Pennsylvania, had ren and friends, who took possession of D.

W. Butcher, road damage 12 50 Six residents of Springfield were seen to First Primarv 0 .10 6 39 Second Primary 0 3 0 36 West Side. First Frimary 0 37 1 72 Second Primary 1 12 1 37 First Intermediate 0 19 1 69 Second 0 11 0 37 East Sidk. First Primary 0 0 0 39 Second Primary IS 2 72 First 0 18 0 55 Second 0 8 4 38 High School 0 12 5 82 Totals 1 148 14 673 Hill is for sale at a bargain on account H. Gravatt.

road damage 35 00 I the house, and after an evening spent in F. W. Oliver, road daiuaue 35 00 I come into town from the direction of the met wtih a serious accident by getting bis foot caught in his planing mill. The of his wife's ill health. Enquire of J.

J. Tower agents, road damage 25 00 Mr. E. T. Browning, of Yates Center, harmony with their own feelings in re murder, armed with Winchesters.

Most Durkee, at the First National Bank. doctors amputated the foot just back ot ri. u. cms, roaa aainage wuu C. Morris, road damage 35 00 George Yeager.

road damage 80 00 of these have been arrested together gard to such occasions they took their departure for their homes. They left as member ot the firm of Johnson fc Browning, was in the city Monday on business. the toes and Mr. Kinsell is getting along Remember that Charley Jack keeps with some others. The main body of Amos Curry, road damage 65 00 W.

T. Curry, road damage 80 00 as well as could be expected. He was a reminder of their visit many pounds of Is a handsome sixteen-page weekly newspaper, filled with the most entertaining reading that brilliant minds, well trained in every department of literature, enn produce. It has the advantage of the fast-mail service and isdelivered at the majority of post-offices 0:1 day of publication. THE Chicago Herald is the foremost journalistic champion of Western interests, and, believing that these are assailed by the protective tariff, it is an uncompromising opponent of a system that takes from the many to enrich the few.

The Herald is broadly and progressively democratic in politics, but it is bound to no party, save as that party stands for principle and justice. Believing that the safety of the republic now demands a return to constitutional methods, to economy in administration, to the obliteration of war passions and to the summary defeat of the powerful interests that have allied themselves with the leaders of the republican party for the purpose of promoting selfish interests at the expense of the whole people, The Herald favors return of the democracy to power and will labor intelligently to that end. A special feature of The Saturday Edition of The Herald, and one ta which much space is devoted, is the weekly record of the progress cf the World's Fair, with fine illustrations. This alone makes it indispensable to those who intend to visit the fair, and to those who do not a comprehensive description will be the next best thing. In addition to this The Saturday Edition of The Herald contains a synopsis of the news of the week, full Market Reports, a Household Department, Completed Stories by popular authors, Book Reviews, "Gossip of the Stage," Base Ball, Turf and Athletic Sports, and last, but by no means least, the news of the world attractively presented and truthfully told.

No better investment than a year's subscription can be made. fresh bread on hand at all times; 12 assassins escaped. A. Dixon, road damage 20 uu Married, on Sunday, January 10th, by at one time a resident of this county but many kinds, all of which were just such loaves for $1. The day after the tragedy about fifty To Whom It Xay Concern.

J. N. McCa ister J. Mr. David S.

moved back to Pennsylvania in 1874. A. Dixon, road damage 20 00 A. Dixon. agent, road damage 18 00 M.

C. Rice, agent, road 60 00 M. M. Wheeler, road damage 50 00 Jobn Weigley. road damaee 25 00 The Niagara flour makes the best things calculated to gladden the hearts of a preacher's family and for which the Riley aud Miss V.

Pedigo, all ot Pied militia arrived who are still here. No further trouble is apprehended, at least, This is to certify that we have used bread get it at Bontecou's. The ladies of Queen Bess Chapter O. mont. recipients say "thank you." 4 the Waldron washing machine sold by not at present.

E. S. will give a novelty tea at the resi Cora Potwin Ellis, road damage 16 00 W. H. Anderson, road damage 16 00 Hannah Kidd, road damage 32 00 JM.

J. D. Clark and child, who had Bills Allowed. Drybread Hancock, and can recom So you see Seward county politics or dence of Mrs T. E.

Dittemore on Tues The many friends of Rev. W. M. Sparr Samuel Thomas, road damage 16 00 oen visiting relatives in the city for sev mend it as being a splendid machine in county seat affairs, or the social condi nvniR Tnlman. overseeing noor and monev are cordially invited to the residence of O.

F. Wheeler, road damage 48 00 Beaver Webb, road damage 00 day evening of next week. Tea will be served from 5 until 7 o'clock. After tea eral weeks, returned Sunday afternoon every respect and all that it is represent- tion obtaining here was not the occasion Mr. O.

E. Ladd on Friday night, Janu Thomas kelson, road damage 23 ou en. Mrs. L. W.

Stilwell. to their home in Meude Center. lumisneo pauper 9 i W. K. Rodgers, nursing pauper 22 50 B.

C. Mangold, boarding pauper 60 00 James McCartney, salary as superinten- Levi Wooley, road damage 50 00 of this crime. The bona fide residents the time will be devoted to a general good ary 15th. Oysters, cake and coffee will J. C.

Fereusoo. road damaee 70 00 time socially. A cordial invitation is ex be served. Excellent music and a gen S. T.

Ravenscroft lost a valuable colt aentoi pooriarm la mt Ella Duff, work at poor farm 32 50 of the county are as law-abiding and honorable as are the citizens of any M. B. Koon, road 50 00 Mass Aagard, road damage 18 60 John Van, road damage 61 00 J. F. Dame, road damage 40 00 One year $150 I tended to the public to attend this social eral good time is expected.

Anderson reepies. muse ior poor larm. last week. The animal caught one foot in a rut while running from another Six months IS (lennre M. Houston, mdse tor poor farm.

11 72 Sunday, one year $2.00 Daily and Sunday together 8.00 Sample copies free. county of the state. But the difficulty of Committee. Mrs. P.

M. Moore. Mrs. J. B.

Johnson. Mrs. J. Bagslet. Mrs.

John Feller. Mrs. John Rohltn. Mrs. John Bbtden.

Ward V. Ranger, road damage 20 00 M. M. Miller, mdse tor poor larm 2330 and it would be safe to guarantee an ev ening's enjoyment to those who do at Daily, itulntiin? Saturday, 1 year. 6.00 meting out legal punishment for any no C.

A. Leedy, mdse for pauper 4 6S Samuel Thomas, road damage 20 00 Kate Malcomb, road damage 20 00 horse and broke its leg off short. A. Kudu, boarding ana nursing pauper 22 ou We have plenty of money for good tend. torious crime has recently become a D.

K. C'amubell. medical treatment Ior H. 1. Kanauar.

services as county com Address THE CHICAGO HERALD, ikitti K. SCOTT, Publisher. CHICAOQ. W. W.

Holton left Wednesday morn missioner 24 84 pauper 10 00 source of much anxiety to us. The board ot education gives a holi J. T. Braddock. services as county coin T.

J. Sowders, cotlin for soldier 25 00 farm loans. To save you the expense and trouble of a trip to town we will draw up papers and have same signed ing tor Ottawa, Illinois, where he ex missloner 37 36 University ol Kansas, testing weignts i 25 Winter Tourist Rates to the Southeast. Respectfully Yours, Arthur L. Stickfjl.

day to each room of the public schools D. E. Miles, services as county commis V. a. Leeuy, muse ior poor larm -a ai pects to make his home at least until at Anderson Appieoy, niase ior poor ia tar the world's fair.

Sorry to lose Mr. at your house the day security is exam W. Bolineer. reoairoi root aud cdllnr Round trip tickets are now on sale at which shows not a case ot absence nor tardiness during the week. To this of sioner 32 50 F.

W. Watson, salary as county physician 55 00 Cy Brookover, attending district court 13 50 Alex Gregg, stove Ior court house 3 50 Reading Circle. on courthouse 24 04 ned. Baikd Mason. offices of the Ohio Mississippi railway Holton.

H. T. Kenner. countine funds 2 t) fer Superintendent Hand adds a bushel Geo. W.

Reiter, counting funds 2 00 Lewis Clogston. lustice 01 me peace iees in St. Louis and at offices ot connecting The Reading Circle meets Saturday, Mr. George M. Houston, Hamilton's state vs.

uau a i w. Helen, drawing jury 2 Married, at Lewis art gallery in this of apples. Last week Miss Alfreda Ear- lines west, via the O. M. to winter re J.

C. Knudsen. services as county survey H. A. uennis, arawiug jury uu January 23d.

Following is the program lumber merchant, went to Topeka, Tues or 133.TO Clogston, Hamilton, Fuller Cubbison, sorts in Florida, Georgia," South Caro- city on Tuesday, January 12th, by Probate Judge Reiter, Mr. M. G. Osborn ley's room won these prizes and the sixty pupils who compose the attendance "General History" Leader, Ada J. C.

Knudsen, surveying county 112 00 day, to visit wit his mother. From there J. M. Smyth, express 1 55 lin, Tennessee, North Carolina and Vir Moore. it was his intention to proceed to Kan w.

K. lxmu. printing roaa ou and Miss Emily M. Sele, both ot this are naturally and justly very proud of During the NEXT THIRTY DA YS our entire T. 8.

Kerns, diggine gi-ave for nauoer 3 00 ginia at low excursion rates." For rates "Civil Wars to Gladiatorial War" Em sas City to a attend convention of expenses in uarawica came case low H. G. -lones, salary as county attorney 265 48 G. Griffith, justice of the peace fees State Vs. Hurd 3 50 Cy ISrookover.

slienlf 's fees state vs. Hurd 6 43 G. Griffith, justice of tbe peace leei state vs. Kennedy 7 65 Cy Brookover, sheriff's lees state vs. Kn- the distinction which they have Otto Focht, examining teachers 6 00 uiui rucut, exam in 11 115 icwucn county.

ma Cochrane. vw. sty "1 George l. Hart, woif iostock, consisting of Queensware. Glassware, Jotions l.C.

Knudsen, plotting and certifying si? 4 Hum i ji -ci ir 7 i and further information call on nearest ticket agent or address A. Jliytle, Genl achieved. "Gladiatorial War" Alma Olson. Miss Edith Nye gave a very pleasant dancing party on Wednesday evening of Our custom is never to carry over ioj every Kina, urgans, oewinv juucfuttes urvtv iiuuiiy .105 N. "Civil War between Caesar and Pom-1 Western Pass'r Agt O.

Ry. Mr. II. E. Brothers, of Janesville town soods from one season to another.

To t.hia wnk. About fifteen guests were neuy i no Joseph Henry, witness fees state vs. Kennedy 50 G. Griffith, justice of the peace fees state Broadway, St. Louis, Mo.

ust of bins allowed at the January. 1892, session other thing too numerous to mention, will be sold pey Meda iSoble. ship, whose serious illness with a malig this end we are slaughtering prices. nmoent and enioved themselves until of the board of county commissioners. "Imperial Rome" O.

A. Osmundson. nant tumor" was mentioned last week, Revival Meetings. Chas. A.

Leedt. J. M. Smyth, Clerk. a midnight.

vs. oster ra Cy Brookover, sherilf 's lees state vs. Foster 42 06 "Vespasian" Willis Faught. Absolutely at Cost! died on Saturday evening last at about 9 o'clock. Mr.

Brothers was 64 years of When you want a nice oyster stew re The meetings at the Methodist church "Barbarian Invasion" Bessie Wrench Joseph L. Henry, witness fees state va. Come to the men's gospel meeting at 9 member that Charley Jack's parlor is increase nightly in interest and attend "Civilization to David age and had been a resident of this coun poster 00 G. Griffith, justice ot the peace fees state Steele 5 10 the Y. M.

C. A. rooms at 3:30 p. m. on the best place to go to.

Everything is ance. Four have indicated a desire to have such a chance to get You may never again son. Sunday. Subject, "The Holy Spirit Our ty for twenty -one years, fie had been ill for a considerable length of time and served in first class style. "Virgil to Education" Robert Focht.

-fWher." Leader. Rev. W. F. Hemen- Cy Brookover, sberitl 's tees state vs.

Steele 34 50 G. Griffith, justice ot the peace fees state vs. Nichols etal 1100 r. Brookover. sheriff's fees state vs.

Nich be saved and others are seriously considering the great problem "What must I bargains "Education to Manners and Customs" We will send the Messenger and the way, ot Mexico, New York. had skillful medical attendance but to no avail. The funeral services were held do to be saved?" All are invited. Come. -W.

A. Baker. ols ei to Leavenworth weekly Times to any ad Rachel lklns, witness tees state vs. rs icu- Pastor. Mr.

George A. Thrall has been suffer "Theory and Practice" Leader, Robt. on Tuesday otthis week and the remains dress for $1.75 per year. The Messen Soap ina from a severe artack ot the grip this Focht. olsetal aw Elkins, witness fees state vs.

Nichols etal 3 00 Thomas McConnauguey. witness fee state laid at rest in the Hamilton cemetery. ger and the daily Timet for $3.50. To The Ladies. week.

He is stopping at the home ot his "Incentives to Study and Good Con A. H. NEWMAN, Proprietor. The first lecture in the Eureka Liter I have opened a new and select stock father in this city and has been confined duct" Ada Moore. B.

Smith has decidedly the finest line of Belfast handkerchiefs, both ladies' vs. Meliols et al ao May McConnaughey. witness tee state vs. Nichols etal 4 50 Jonathan Fenwell, juror fee state vs. ary Club course will be delivered Satur of millinery goods in the Boston Store.

is wanted of to his room since Saturday. "Prizes" O. A. Osmundson. day evening by Prof.

L. C. Wooster at What soap for and gentlemen's, ever brought to this "Proper Incentives" George Chan Nichols etal Henry Black, juror fee state vs. Nichols Having secured the services of Miss Glenn I feel confident we can suit the the skin is to Ed Adams has purchased the tables the Lutheran church: the subject: "Our city. dler.

ot the Millhorn billiard hall and has Friends and Foes in the Animal J. H. SMYTHE, Real Estate and Loan Agent. most fastidious in quality, style and B. Smith is agent for Phelps, Dodge 4 etal ou L.

E. Bright, juror fee state vs. ichols et al 50 John Edwards, juror fee slate vs. Nich "A Teacher's Requisites for Good Gov nnnari li.lAtad them with his own. lie The general admission price is 10 cents wash it clean and not hurt it Pure soap -does ernment" Ena Hover.

price. Uive us a call. Palmer's $2 shoe, the best piece of foot h.a aim secured the services of Ed Mrs. M. J.

Smythe. wear for the money in the market. Ena Hover, Secretary. ols et al Frank Huntoon. juror fee state vs.

Nichols etal 50 Comer in the running of his business. season tickets may be procured at the door for one dollar which will admit an entire family, or holder and lady, to the entire course of thirteen lectures. Prof. Mother Goose Carnival. For staple groceries, confectionery, As a general liniment for sprains and that, lnis is wny we want pure soap; and, Ed Melbourn, juror fee state vs.

Nichols et al .1. W. Jewett. mdse for pauper 50 93 84 E. Crebo spent Sunday in this city vis fresh bread, call on J.

N. Miller, op bruises or for rheumatism, lame back, The ladies of the Congregational LOANS MADE on IMPROVED FARM PROPERTY. B. B. Finch, mdse for pauper iting with his family.

He has about tin Huun Hecklev. nursintf nauoer posite the Fort Scott depot. deep seated or muscular pains, Cham when we say pure, we 12 00 30 00 60 50 Wooster's lecture is certain to be both entertaining and instructive, and you J. Clark, juror fee stale vs. ichols et church will give a Mother Goose entertainment at the G.

A. R. Hall, Friday, berlain's Pain Balm is unrivalled. For mean without alkali. J.

sample, juror lee siaie vs. puenuis ei iu fiharles Chandler, luror fee state vs. IS Ich The Eureka Elevator Company sell cannot afford to miss hearing it. sale by H. C.

Kendrick. OFFICE Over the Farmers' and Drovers' Bank. January 22J. A general supper will be fuel of all kinds at satisfactory prices. isbedthe erection of the Missouri Pacific round house at Conway Springs and soon begin work on other contracts for the railroad company.

W. C. Summers returned Wednesday Pears' is pure; no al Th stockholders of the First Nation Try them with an order. ols etal George Ramsey, Juror fee state vs. Nichols et al BO H.

Morris, Juror lee state vs. Nichols et al 60 II. C. Harney, juror fee stale vs. Nichols et al B0 served, also oysters from five to eight.

Wanted. When in need of a dray or cab for any purpose fail not to call on J. A. McCoy who strives to please and is moderate in kali in it; no free alkali. al Bank held their regular meeting last For sale or trade, a full-blood Clydes There are a thousand morninir from Fort Dodge, Iowa.

He Butter, eggs and poultry, old and dale stallion, four years old. Enquire at this office. his charges. was not well pleased with Fort Dodge, Tuesday and elected the following board of directors tor the ensuing year: Daniel Bitler, Ira P. Nye, J.

J. Durkee, George E. Thrall, D. B. Fuller, R.

J. Ed virtues of soap this one S. A. Krown coal for pauper 70 J. Kvans, mdse for pauper 43 3 A.

W. Morgan, mdse for pauper 60 TH E. Ellliigson mdse for pauper 6 on IMttemore Huntoon, mdse lor 11 F. M. Cunningham, mdse for 5 SO T.

J. Sowders, mdse for ex-soldier IS 00 LEIDIG11 R1CUARDS0X, DEALERS IILST B. Smith now has the finest line of and does not expect to return there, but is enough. You can trust young. For which we pay the highest market price.

We want all you can bring us, at the Hub Grocery, Eureka, Kansas. W. H. Phillips. l.vAt in Kansas City or return to pants, both for gents and boys, that can wards and George L.

Morris. The last named gentleman, who resides at Cbat-tham, New York, is the only new mem be found in Greenwood county. Will trade flour for dry cows. TEICHGRiEBER BROS. To trade, some good clear lots in Eureka for horses, mules or mares.

Call at this office. Itch cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Sold by H.C.Kendrick. Go to Bontecou's for the Protector the best family flour. his old position in Oklahoma.

Messrs. Shewalter Anderson inform us of the death ot the five year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lozier, who reside six miles east ot town, on last Monday ber of the board.

Messrs G. M. AND G. Keller, salary as probate judce and liquor permits 180 00 W. P.

Dame, witness fee Dame vs. Board of County Commissioners 6 50 A. M. Stodard, making support for 60 I E. N.

Bailey mdse for county 15 70 V. H. Evaus, repair of chairs 1 30 W. W. Morris, mdse for county 1 45 H.

L. Stodard, mdse for county 10 85 C. K.Chandler, buildiiiK due Incourt house 70 00 W. fixing court house flue 3 25 Leldigh Kieliardson, coal for Bl 90 a soap mat has no biting alkali in it. All sorts of stores sell it, especially druggists; all sorts of people use it The Goodenough Washer.

It is the best and easiest running washer made. The price is 15.50. For sale by James Murphy, Eureka, Kansas. this city, and C. Hood, of Emporia, have disposed of their stock during the past year and were therefore not eligible for re-election as directors.

If you want a good flour for little go to Bontecou's. Terms Cash at Leedy's. Diphtheria was the cause of The low prices still prevail at Leedy's. EUREKA, KANSAS. death; the funeral occurred on Tuesday,.