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ill 1 fl I i i i ALLIANCE SIGNAL STOCKTON', A NOV. 10. 18M, LOCAL ANDMI8CKLLANE0U8. Gash Bargain Store HOME AGAIN FROM THE EAST. GOOLBAUGH GO, Have a Complete line of UNDHRWMR FOR MEM, WOMEN.

CHILDREN, I'm-IBo Time for HUk'UKiii. Mail 8:4. p. Hi-Mill depart 4:50 a. in- Freiglit'arrivcs, p.

m. Freight depart 8:30 a. m. Henry Jttirlund and 111 daughter were In on business yes Whero I Imvo purehascn MORE GOODS than eor before. ooo time.

The bard times Lavo cowed fiiceica terday. Dress Flannels, Prints, Shirtings, nearly til classes of goods to bu Get your cloaks nt corner htore, Ulg gins' block. PALC'O PICKINGS. Far Below Their value E. and best girl were at Zu- rich Sundnv.

A. AV. llarbaiigli Js still sowing nude ome HEAVY PURCHASES in Staple tnd Fine Dren Goods, and Uudcrncar foj all sizes. My Stock was never so low as when theso Only a tow weeks ago. I liare Blankets, Shawls, Hoods, Flannels goods were bought, and the wlicut.

O. W. Sparger is cspoctod liere, PANTS, SHIRTS, and OVERALLS. SHOES I SHOES! SHOES! Hats, Caps and Gloves. Bring us your Butter and Eggs.

He is one or tin: llrst old settlers, has been traveling around a (food deal and now thinks there is no place like old Kookx. ho lie conies here to stay. J. Stull looked blue night, when Mr. Kilcy was speaking or that (treat man that sookealhtock' ton, the liens, caught ou, and wished New Low Prices Will bo made on all classes of goods My stock of Boots and Shoes IS NOW TUB BEST in Rooks County and I take KSIIKCIAL PIUDK in showing this linn Hcsvey WINTER PANTS and OVERALLS.

Gorman Souks, Felt Overshoes, and all lines have been replenished, and NO VALUES CA GIVEN by ony merchant in this country. Groceries, Flour and Provisions. Wo will ulways keep Potatoes. Cabbago, Onions, Cfinborrios, Apples and do-Goods bought whore there is profit of fire ecuts anywhere in the City. Produoo good as gold.

Richard Martin. lie had never come to Stockton. The largest crowd that ever attend t'd mimic sneaking in l'alco, was lireseut Saturday night. limes Jones Son are out with their corn sheller, and It Cin now be heard humminur in the land. There were quite a number of Talco young people attended the dance at Ash Rook Sunday School Conven we give special attention to our tion lU'ltl November prescription using only pure urugs ana enc nncais.

CooLiiAuon Get your cloaks at cornerstoro, Hig-glns' block. Get your cloaks at corner store, Hlg-glns' block. Get your cloaks at corner store, block. Convention called to order by Tresl- dent Charles Davenport. House, bign and Carnage painting done in good stylo by U.

D. McCollum. Webster JEWRLER. Watches, Glogks, Jewelry, it Consult him for work in that hue. Mr.

Uostishell's Prltlay night. They reported a g(xd time. Harry Jones had a sick horse Sunday, got too much wheat, lie careful Harry next time. Mr. W.

lirown lost his whiskers. Kinder will please return the same and get reward. A big time nt Zurich Saturday; dance and public speaking. The dance had the largest crowd. Palco Ghuxteb, Ringing.

Prayer, by Tvev. McPhec. Opening udddreas, by D. E. Bald Am now prepared to give lessons on Piano or Organ.

Call at Kerr and Local Market Report. win. Still's Millinery Store, for terms. WKDNrSDAT 8 MARKETS. Singing.

Keadiug of constitution and by-laws Libbie A. Wbiti Optical Oruln and Live Slock emulations furnished uoods, ETC, We have our Stoves marked down to Zurich Buzzing. by secretary; the same wero adopted by the convention, Hard time prices. Dkwby S.Mrrn. Singlng, by the Ash Rock Sunday 20 to 40 per ceqt Discount on all goods and work.

Into market New corn Is coming Jf you. want the Best and Cheapest Oak Heating Stove, go to Dewey school. vy iinrry Product) notations' by Coolhiuigh Co. 1'lour una leed, by C. L.

Mchota. GIIAIN AND LIVE STOCK. Wheat, No. 2. (lmrd) Hi 0 (10 els.

No. 3, (hard) 30 tt 55cts. Corn No 2, 24 cents. Oats, 20 cents. Itye, No.

2, 50 cents. Barley, 20 40 cents. Iloirs, S4.00 is.50 cwt. A WRITTEN-GUARANTEE GIVEN WITH EVERY WATCH REPAIRED JIY ME now. The coop is good.

J. Sparks returned Friday, Lincoln county, where he had from been Smith. WANTED. A few second hand Swlnton's New Located in RAYNOLDS' DRUG STORE, NORTH SIDE MAIN STREET, STOCKTON, KANSAS. DINNEU.

Singing, by Woodston Sunday school. Select Reading, by V. W. Cadoret. Song, by Liberty Sunday school.

Talk, by Rev. McPhee; Duties iuiglish Grammars at once. Coolbaugh Bros. Cattle, steer S2 00 R1.50 cwt; COWs and visiting a week. The Hev.

Farther Carri vault went to balina on a visit, Tuesday of last week, returning Friday. The Township Board met Monday night to straighten up their business, preparatory to going out of oillce. Joe Burroughs has been on the sick list for a number of days, but is better TOODDCE. Parties having school books, in the adopted series, which are In fair condition, will do well to bring them to Coolbaugh who will allow fair toward the Sunday school. Song, by the Ash Rock Sunday school.

prices for same in exchange for new ones of different grades. now. Laura Burkholder Is giving good My Motto is a Good one Best Goods, Lowest Prices and Biggest Assoitment If wmri Keep our Competitors on the rupi to keep WITH US. Good goods and low prices at the satisfaction hi the "deestrict" east of f'-cfp a town. over-flowing millinery store of Kerr One year ago this township went re Still.

Butter. 14 cents 9 Kcits, 10 cents doi. Potatoes, new, 75 c. TR bu. Chickens, 4 1-2 1-2.

FLOUR, AND FEBD, (retail.) Flour, S1.10 sack. 4 bbl.) Graham Hour, 23cts ft sack. (25 tig.) Corn Meal, 23 cts 9 sack. (23 ts.) Bran, 60 eta cwt. Chop 70 90 cts cwt.

Corn, 30 eta bu. Oats, 'JO cts bu. BY CAPT. O. W.

OBEEN. Old Iron, 10 c. per 100 tin. Copper, c. per ID.

Lead, Scents per tt. Bones, dry, 12' i cents per 100 ft. publican by a Dig majority, out tne indications are that lie other fellows You have a big stock and good goods will net there this year. from which to select: and you always remove courteous treatment at the John Gish was in Zurich one day last week looking after his political coiumodcous millinery store of Kerr IN GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE. DRY GOODS, BOOTS SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, PANTS AND OVERALLS.

fences. Still. BRING IN YOUR BUTTER AND EGGS, POTAiOES AND CABBAGE, WE CAN USE STACKS OP M. Graham and family, who have been Jiere for some time visiting with Mr. -Graham's two brothers, left for THEM.

PRICE OUR GOODS. WE WILL FIUUKK LOW O.N OU CAN GO AMISS ON Kellie Halo. Song, by the Woodston Sunday school. Temperance speech, by Mr. G.

F. Bonebrake. "Quartet, by the Liberty Sunday school. Declamation, by Ida Bonebrake. Declamation, by Willie McXutt.

How to prepare the Sunday school lessou, by Rev. Grim. Remarks on the same by John Bridges D. E. Baldwin, Rev.

J. T. Lock and Rev. McPhee. Song, by Ash Rock Sunday school.

Declamation, by Clarence Vandyke. Song, by- tho -Wosdston Sunday school. Declamation, by Kate Baldwin. Declamation, by Laura Mills. Song, bv Newell McXutt and Fred New Millinery Goods California, Friday, where they will BUYING ALTON FLOUR.

spend tilt: winter. First door West of Coolbauirh's Drue Get your cloaks of Wolf. He lias full supply. More, tr iiakqaret m. iiunn, JE.l.

I'lomondoa is the happy father of a bran new baby that arrived at his Get your cloaks nt the corner store 3F School Books, Stationary and School house one day last week. L. M. Thyfault bus returned from Iliggins' block. They have a full sup- Supplies at Kaynolus iSebraska, and will settle near here p'y- again.

Daisy Hodge died Thursday and was "New Broad Cloths and-: Flannels at John O. Smith's. rERSONAiT ANT5 tJTERARY. buried Friday, the parents have Liie sympathy of many friends. ttusncus.

3T A fine line of perfumery just received New caps, new hats for men, boys and chll tire We are headquarters for Hoods, Wool hoso and warm mittens. Eat canned goods. They are cheap at Grill's Take a neck at our nnont. Warm blankets, lw els. lloxens of others.

Our double deodorized gasolene Is line. 15 pails of jell and syrup this week. My shoe trade lias doubled. Keep a coming aud save money. Orer 100 dozen hose received this week.

'TIs good. Our 15et big can of yellow peaches Home made sorghum. Buy flvo gallons. New hats, new dry goods, new shoes this week Our Set Muslin Is a friend maker. Our prize baking powder Is good and cheap.

15 kinds of syrup. We can plcasieyou. 5 kinds of calf-skln boots. I will not be undersold. I wll more than meet competition.

John B. Stetson, the Pblladtlptf Latter, employ! 800 men, women ud children, and has a Bunday-sohool ol Alton Flour Is king. 8 bnrs ot xoup for 25c. 7 burn laundry soap for 25c. Try our bin 15 ct.

lwittlo oiitaup. Try chowlni? tobacco. Try A. No. flour.

None better. A (rrent lilt! Our npplo butter. We will save you money on dry goods. Our 23ot rottonude, wortli 30 cts. 25c ten! 25e.

ten! 25c. teal Tbe best Byrup In Books county, Iluy your fall shoes ot Griffin. Try, and you will buy, our Sfx-t Jap. tea. Wool bose for men, women and children.

Piles of good things to eat. iook at our hat line over; It Is good. We soli you flour that's good. We want to soli you W0 lbs Alton flour. 5 kinds of cotton batting.

Look at our 1.9s all-round boot at Kay nolds Program of The 'oi th-Iitriet Teacher's Association. 1,600 scholars in connection with hit factory. Tho chapel whore the school New Goods. John Gh Smith. meets cost 40,000.

Mclntire. Declamation, by Joie Taneyhill. Song, by Liberty Sunday school. Declamation, by Lona Rainer. Song, by Perl and Susie Cooper.

Declamation, by Lena Hale. Anthem, by Mr. and Mrs. Mclntfre, Marshal John Jolly, of Butte City, New goods received this week at the M. is the owner of the most expert millinery store of Kerr hull.

give policeman star in the United Etates. It is of solid gold, and has five Lots of new goods at John G. E. I). Rainier and Liss Vandyke.

Smith's. points. At the ond of each point is Stockton, Kansas, ll-25-'03 10:03 Quartet. Invocation. Vapor: Mistakes In teaching, Miss AUbie Percy.

Iiseuiion led by A. D. Jones. Paper: Herbert Spencer as an Educator, Miss Libbie Hill. Uecitatlon, Miss Martha House.

DINNER. Rons, Quartet. Paper: Imperfections in Our School System Jacob Bryant. Discussion led bv Miss Emma Hess. An interesting talk to the children, diamond costing $125, and in the center is a monogram of Mr.

Jolly's by Rev. J. T. Lock. Buy your Paiuts, Oils and Glass of Election of officers as follows: Presi ako oup headquarters eit our store when in Stockton.

No matter whether you trade with us or not. We name in diamonds. Kaynolus, tho Druggist. Mrs. Robert T.

Lincoln keeps a dent, Charles Davenport; ice President, D. Baldwin; Secretary, W. Cadoret; Treasurer, Mrs. John Macy. Ladies' and Misses' fall cans, just in, sorap-book for little Abo Lincoln, in which she preserves all tho newspaper have lots of room and can take care of your pack at John ti.

Minth s. Debate: Our Country blioulu Have paragraphs of her illustrious father-in' W. IT. Keilholtz has re-papered and Time set for next meeting, Iirsl Thursday in May, at stone Church. F.

W. CADor.nr, Secretary. I reo and Unlimited Coinage of Amor lean Silver. Arlirmative; John Net ages. repainted his shoe shop and now has a law.

It is her intention to make an historian of hor little son and hava Abraham Lincoln the subject of liii Miss Adda Travis. Negative; nice place to entertain ins customers, while he mends their foot-wear in Our stock is thrice as large as ever before. Drop in at GRIFFIN'S. We will use you right. first-class style.

One door west of Nichols' Hour and feed store. Prof. Sherman, Miss Addie hliaw. Recitation. Miss Ada Lee Cole.

Methods of Recitation, Miss Grace Honnell. DU cussion led by Miss Hello Johnston. Alma U. Spkingek, Pres. Kusseli Giieen, Sec'y.

Just the niocst thing in tho world; Notice of Sale of School Lands. these lvECKEU WASHERS at Dewey To Trade for Stock of Hardware, i Office of county TitEAstiBEn, bnutli Hooks county Kansas. Stockton. Kansas. November 2.

1K93. Fanners Institute. J. A. Southard is now located on VnM.m iu Imrohv nivell.

that I Will sell at South Main and Is prepared to make nu auction, at my omee, in me court The executive committee of the Hooks County Farmers' Institute will Two quarter sections of "as pretty land as ever laid out of doors," situated in Lane county, about five miles north of lUghton. For particulars, call on or address John L. ITarbavoii, Geneva, Nebraska. Get your cloaks at comer store, Ilig-uins' block. By laving some men off and curtailing the'time of others, the employing capitalists are setteng labor unions an example worthy of emulation.

Now let the laboring men unite at the polls and lay off a few capitalists. The capitalist is losing nothing these times. At worst, he is only failing to make something. This is not the case with the work! ngman, who is either patronizing pawn shops or who at best is only failing to lose something-Western Laborer. Try some of our elegant 5 o.

cigars. or mend boots and shoes in first-class THE CUNNINGHAM BA3N, THE ONLY ALLIANCE BAKN in town. The farmers' wants supplied at Alliance prices. 83PWe make a specialty of keeping good hay; also grain of all kinds. in towD, come and see us.

E. C. WOODEN, meet In Chipnian Bros. omce Stockton, house, iu the city of Stockton, Books county, Kansas, on Friday, the first day of December, between the hours of 10 a. m.

and a p. the followim: described School land, situated In tyle. Ladies' or trentlenien's foot Kansas. Saturday, iNovemoer wear made to order in any style and first work. Jumes Russell Lowell has purchased for a summer residence an abandoned little red house on a decayed farm at Ashfiold, whore he has a magnificent view of thai mountainous country.

Ho ha no near neighbors, but in a distant part of tho town afe Georgo William Curtis and Pro! Charles Eliot Norton, tho author of the last life of Thomas Carlyle two congenial friends. The death of Elihu B. Washburne removes one of the most conspicuous links that bound the present with th memorable achievements of field and forum of a quarter of a century ago. He was a man of special mark even among the distinguished men who par. ticipated in the- political struggles which culminated in our civil war ant? In the equally momentous struggle which attended and followed the war.

at reasonable prices. tt lid county and state, aioresaiu, io-wii; All of the ne of sw and se of sw i end at one o'clock p. for the purpose of formulating a program and fixing date of holding the annual meeting. The Don't fail to so to Kerr Still's for several township vice presidents and ne of sw and nwof sw i all In Soc. Ill, Town 7, range W.

Appraised at SI per acre. No bids received for less than appraised value of said land. Hone at my office, this 2, day of November, A. 1). 1SD3.

C. A. County ill I others interested In Institute work the neatest and nobbiest goods in the millinery line. Their fall and winter America's Great Danger are cordially invited to meet with the stock lias arrived. kooks uoumy ivnusas.

MEAT MARKET. They are the best. E. L. Raynolds.

If you want lots of goods for your Come and see us when wanting any A Noted Minstrel. dollar bill. AH ENGLISH COMMENTARY. Said an eminent Enclish acientiat recently! thing in the drug line Raynolds. T.

SkllT, formerly business manager for M. W. I. Hcanhin. the Irish stir Just drop it into the money till Of the prosperous milliner red with rheumatism for years without re The danger that confronts the great Ameri The millinery stock of Kerr Still lief until lie bought a hot tie of Drummond's Kerr Still can ightnlng Kemedy, Two bottles made a well people to-day not, the possible adop-of a wrong financial policy for the an of mm.

mere are a tnousHnti remedies i has been moved three doors west ot the corner of the Opera-Block. tioa pRESII AND SALT MEATS CONSTANTLY ON HAND. Highest market price paid for Hides, and Fat Cattle. DAVE WASHBURN Philadelphia Times. -It is rther earlv in the day to rheumatism, but none have received the (solicited testimonials rotu prominent peo Or if you have a silver wheel, And fear the effect of Congress' heel, Offer it at once and it will still Be taken the same as a dollar bill, nation, or the spread of socialism, or the increase of corruption among public men.

All these are bad enough, to be sure, but ns shown nv Jtrummonus i.igntntng file (em Remember Raynolds' drag store is medv. Ask your druggist for It, or send make preo, Jtlons, but somo of our old noyel readors feol confident that the to the Ih'iimmnnd Medicine 48-50 Maiden I headquarters for fine cigars and Lane, New i ork. Rv the favorite milliners, they are as nothing compared to the terrible national disease I had almost laid national crime of overwork. The mad rush for wealth is set at a killing pace, and thousands tr a iverr ac sun, Use tho International Stock Food, New Goods. committee and lend tneir assitance in preparing the program.

1 L. B. Flint, Pres. E. Bartholomew, Sec'y.

Now farmers you have fair notice. Attend this committee meeting and Jielp formulate a program this time that will be of of some interest to the farmer. Usury, In one form or another, is the foundation on which this capitalistic supremacy stands. Labor is an essential factor in the earning of interest money. The cheaper the labor employed in any enterprise the more interest money can be Host assured that the usurer will insist on the utmost possible amount of interest being squeezed out of any business which becomes tributary to him.

Control, direct or indirect, of this important labor factor, is required to so squeeze out the largest possible amount of interest money. Control means mastery; and that depends on employment of men who can be held In ignorance and subjection. Sliylock lias no place for workingmen possessed of manliness, Intelligence or indepen-ponce. He looks to interest money. Vf bat, and that alone.

People's Press. FOR SALE OR TRADE, 1 fipan of mules and 3 horses: every package guaranteed or money refunded, Coolbaugh Bitos. Agts. or to John (Jr. smith.

fall by the way every year. You are likely to be one ef the victims I How do we know Because it the exoeo- Kansas. WI am prepared to do all kinds of CARPENTER WORK. In the most APPROVED MANNER. ViSTi Maohlnerr on John let out for the winter, uau Maddy at Stockton House.

Pnllev's Llnements. tirease heel A stayer- -Baby Ruth Perfume. COOLHAUGH Buos. cure and Condition Powders put up to tlon to find a man or woman of adult age in nerfect health. Nervous Disorders are order at Coolbaugh Bro's.

Drug Store. Latest and most complete line of spreading with fearful rapidity. Among the millinery goods at Kerr Still's. A fresh supply of millinery goods symptoms, are Uackacne, Biliousness, uoia E. P.

C. Webster Is the Inventor and patentee of the Great Webster's Dehorning Chute. He uses one whenever he performs the operation of removing horns. constantly on hand at the old reliable School Books, Tablets, Pens and popularity of the Russian story writers is only a passing fancy in this country. The next generation way bo ni indifferent to the writings of Tolstoi and his fellow-countrymen as the people of the present day are to the masterpieces of Bremer and Muhl bach.

Literature has its fashions, and there is no telling what will be in vogue tb day after to-morrow. Atlanta Con-ttilution. Joe Andrews, the San Francisco diamond collector, wears a $15,000 lnster of diamonds on his necktie, surrounding a $15,000 opaL He wears a $15,000 single diamond on his finger, and in his pocket he carries the finest opal in the world, for which he has ro. fused $15,000. Those who know him ta my emnlor.

Hands and feet, Dizziness, not Fluttering Sensation. Fainting. Headache. I have two irooil meehi ond can eoiniilotus your Inks at Coolbaugh Bros. witii netuwt Shop Bast of Harness Shop, JOSEPH FELEAT, STOCKTON o- KANSAS.

NOTICE. Hysteria, Irritability of the Heart, Mulan-choly, Failing Memory, Palpitation, Rheumatism, Short Breath, Sleeplessness, Nervous Dyspepsia, Sexual Debilitr, Fits, etc. Rev. C. A.

Cabboll, pastor First Baptist Church, Yellow Springs, writes as follows: I have used Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine $1,000 for Nothlngr. Curtls'Bnntln. President Brooklyn, N. spent wllh doctors, and at famous Sprlntts, In the effort to euro a bud rase of Jtlieiimatlsm; but to no avail.

IJrunimond's Lli-'litnlnir Uemedy helped him from Uie starts siid bv it use he was fully restored. Jt will store of Kerr still. Smoke the Spanish Maid Cigar, the best 5c. cigar in town. CooLBATJon Bros Don't yon buy Heatino Stovb CNTIL YOU" 8EK DEWEY S.MITIl'8 STOVES AND GET TIIEIR THICES.

New Goods- John G-. Smith. When you are hungry, call on Gus Mickey at the Star Bakery. Hot col-fee always on hand. I.

H. KERR. -aATTOEEY-AT-LAW AND COUNTY ATTONEY. for the past six months. I find it acts like charm on the whole nervous system.

I have not found its equal in giving immediate do the same for you If you clve It a trial. The Woman's Relief Corns will give a Thanksgiving dinner and supper on November 30th, for the benefit of the corps. Place will be designated later. The Moline Tlow of Moline, 111., are offering for sale very cheap, several good farms in Rooks County. Anyone desiring to buy, will do well by ad-drcslng them.

Yours truly, Moline Plow Co. Ask you Orueicist lor it, ana necannoi supply your, write to the 1'rummoHd Medicine relief. Dr. Miles' little Metre and Liver Pills onlv need a trial and they will recom 4S-WI iMHiuen i.nne, rt-w xum. Price for 2 larjre bottles.

mend themselves to be tbe best pills in the i Office, rooms op stairs Opera Block. never charge him with vulgarity iq the display of his jewels, lie is the enly man in California who, when in ffiolal position, was known to return an unused appropriation to the treasury, amounting, when be was commissioner at New Orleans, Stockton, Kansas. Notice of Appointment. tFlrst Publication October 2fl, MOT. State of Kansas, Rooks County, ss: In the opinion of Gen.

unemployed are not human beings; their presence is a menace to society, and there is but one thing for them to do "get off the earth!" Hut they are here to stay, Gen. Allen, and we warn you that the first gun fired on them will be a signal for an uprising that will not be a riot but a revolution. Do you remember just before the French revolution, a certain nobleman told the starving lKor to eat grass? "And can you forget that, a few "davs lifter, those same starving poor, snouting like madmen, which 1 hev really were, carried that nobleman's, head, with the mouth stuffed with gra'-w, on a pike through' lb streets of Paris? f-'an Francisco -Star, market." "For five years I have suffered from Nervous Prostration, I was unable to work or sleep. The first dose of Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine gave me relief, and one thousand dollars would not cover the good it has done me-JOHN MLNCHEB, Youngs-town, Ohio.

Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine 5s nn- eonalied in cuaiNO Nervous Diseases. It I the Matter or tne r.state or tsaac 11. From Oct 15, until Oct. 31.

The Mo. Pac R'y will sell tickets to Chicago and return nt 810. for the round trip, good returning until Nov. 15. One wav tickets 5i2.2i"i.

On aVivo (lutes will also sell tickets "Any Port In a Storm." That's a good maxim, but It will not, work asarulelnthepurcha.se of a llemeriy for KheuniatUin. Any of the cheap nostrums, will not effect a cure in fact none of them jlon't trlile with ifesnd prnlonit agony. Get Dr. lli uniniono's Lightning liemedy, flntl a ee(ly cure Is certain. One boft le is worth a hundred anything ele, aud for that reason it is the chojipc-tt when a cure is ranted.

Of rirugtrists. (rsent to any address DEHORNING. If you want your cattle (fohometl by llio most experience! ncientlHo deliornrr, and by llie use of (lie best device ever invented to catch and hold cattle. Send for K. P.

O. Webster, 1'. V. Add k-1, ansa. Remember us when wanting Paint or Oil we can save you money.

E. L. IUVNOI.118. Myers, late of Iiooks Count v. Kansas.

Notice is llereliv 01 veil that on the 33, day Jvf October, A. It. the undersleiwd hrb, by the Probate Court of Hook County, Kan-sh, rinlv npwliued and as Guardian oi the Estate of James A. Myers, minor heir of ts'iac U. Myers, late of Books County, de'-Hiiswi.

All parties Interested will inks notice and govt'i'ti themselves 'eordlnt'ly. iaNA MYfctet, Ouardiau. Louis and return nt fiu.so ror rc- contains no opiates or dangerous dings. Bold (lie round trip, with name limit on a positive guarantee ny an ornggisis, riftls hvexnress, Ih-nmimiiKl Med-clue 4s-0 untie j.li('.n ijUmt. sw York.

Webster has dehorned more than any man iu the world. Agftit. Dr- Miles Medical Elkhart, Iud. 1 1'rlcoSS. tor 2 large bottles.

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