Weekly Capital and Farmer's Journal from Topeka, Kansas • 8

"WEEKLY CAPirAl Alii) FABUEES' JOUBNAI: THUfiSMY ArQIL 7 1887 1 which such election la held. thelioma, the cartilage of a cat's 'tongue, of ballot to be used at mt i Blood Elixir is the orlv Blood Remedy ini.rsi:i- TZf, h7 Publication of ana toe eecium oi ue uaaey vl a jruuug lady who had died from the effects of a u. awus newspaper pu uiih or having a general circulation in such county. THE BEST EFFECTS wblch by the'eataUijhmentof this station will hay' a market ralue, the forestry interests ot the state as a consequence mil oe Pratly amsted by the planting of the Inasmuch as the mulberry ribBerTea to the best purpose for snelr er teita, a twofold yalae obtained, ar it may reasonably be hoped that mil- ons of these trees will be rianted on the dote of chlorete of potash. These efforts upon his part to make the evenirg a pleasant one were highly appreciated by all present, and a vote of vthanks was extended to the doctor most heartily by all Tbe meeting adjourned at 10:30 to meet at the office of Geo.

Dick, M. in i i i it Bpeciai session, mouuay evening, April xx, at 7:30 o'clock sharp, and all members are requested to be present and announce the topics to be discussed at the succeed remedy, for nil diseases arising from a disordered condition of the stomach or liver, is Ayer's Pills. Mrs. Rachel C. Deeker-tou, Gertuantown, writes: "For three years I was afflicted with Liver Complaint.

I tried the best physicians in the country, but could get no relief. I advised to use Ayer's Pills, and, having done so, believe my liver is now in a perfectly healthy Thos. "Webster, N. writes I was compelled to quit work in consequence of a severe bilious trouble. In less than one month I was cured, by the use of Ayer's Pills." Jacob Little, Tampico, Mexico, writes Ayer's Pills cured me of Stomach and Liver troubles, which annoyed me for years.

By using them occasionally, I enjoy the best of Ayer's Pills are made from the concentrated extract and active remedial principles of purely vegetable substauccs. They are, therefore, far more effective and satisfactory in their cathartic, diuretic, and tonic effects than Pills made by the ordinary process from powdered drugs. M. C. Lawson, Greenville, writes: I have used Ayer's PiiU for Stomach and Liver troubles with excellent J.

M. Ilodgilon, Stillwater, writea: "Ayer's pills are invaluable as a cathartic, and especially for their action upon the liver. I am sure they saved my life." Antoine Alberiz, Los Angelos, writes: "Ayer's Cathartic Pills cured me of a severe bilious attack, when the medicine given me by the doctors failed to do any good." arid plains of the southwest that otherwise wise would likely remain a de ert. It is incumbent upon the people throughout the state, and especially in the southwest, to plant upon every farm a number of mulberry trees. The commisaioners feeling assured that by to doing the inter-eats of the state will be advanced, and the individual provided thereby with a new and profitable investment.

A circular letter of instruction as to the proper feeding, raising and gathering of the cocoons wiii be prepared immediately and sent free to any person interested upon application to the superintendent or secretary of the board. It is also designed by the board to issue a journal devoted to SPECIAL ing meeting. A special invitation is extended to those who intend to attend the state meeting H. F. Klemp.

M. Pres. H. F. Fi8hek, M.

Sec. TUB WOBK.ai.lUI TEMPLE. flan Being Perfected for a Mae-nlfleent tstrneture. The stockholders of the A. O.

U. W. NATURAL FRITT I FLAVORS Temple association met last evening in teed. It is a positive cure for Ulcers, Eruptions or Syphilitic Poisoning. It puriiies the whole system, and banishes all Rheumatic and Neuralgic pains.

We guarantee it. C. N. Lyon and Fowler Wilson. Two freight trains were wrecked in a collision near Franktown, Canada, yesterday.

No Hves were lost. Do riot lie awake nights and cough. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral will relieve the cough and induce a good night's rest. Henry L. Leavitt, as state's evidence, yesterday detailed the story of the Rev.

Mr. Haddock's murder. In the place that constantly tired out feeling, Ayer's Sarsaparilla will give you strength. A ministerial crisis is feared in France. Titality, exhausted by overwork or disease, is quickly restored by the use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla.

Senator Reagan, yesterday, slipped frorr his horse at Palestine, and was severely injured. Mprelal to farmers. Tou ought to see some plows Periue has at his plow works, corner of Eighth avenue and Quincy street, before you buy a new plow. He can save you five or six dollars oa a single plow, and that is worth saving. M.

Eyrolles, a clerk in the French war office, has been dismissed for imparting official secrets to Germany. W. J. Neely, late of Pennsylvania, commissioned auctioneer of real estate and personal property. Live stock sales promptly attended to in all parts of the country.

Satisfaction guaranteed or no pay. Address 621 Jefferson street, or call at 825 Kansas avenue. the interests of serwulture, but as the appropriation made by the legislature was necessarily small, and inadequate to ac the parlors of Capital lodge No. d. The meeting was called to order by Dr.

S. E. Sheldon, who acted as chairman. The committee on by-laws made a re PiflBs Ay complish this much desired assiptance, it is expected that the locality in which the station is situated will furnish the means port and the several articles were read and adopted. The committee on location made its re I'KKPAKKK Bl' to accomplish this end.

PfJBIilC MAIiK uu ana ut returns made the same manner as provided for general election. eoTcmlMioners of said county is hereby authorised and directed, immediately after a majority of the qualified electors of said county shaU h.ve voted at a special election held as hereinbefore provided, in favor of such 9 the twenty-four and one-half acres of land I belonging to tbe Kantas Kate fair adjoining tee present fair grounds owned by the oouuty of Shawnee, on the north, togei her with all improvements thereon, for tne sum of twen-y-flve i thousand IdoiUrs, the title to said land being firstnamlnea and approved by the county attorney aa being perfect, free and clear from aU incumbrances of whatsoever nature, and the said Kanss state fair association executing by its prrper offl ceraagoodand sufficient deed of conveyance with covenants of warranty, and to pay to the Kan-Baa state fair association the further sum ot twenty-five thonssnd dollars, whenever the said association shall by its proper officers file with the said board, aworn vouchers that said association has expended the sum ot twenty-five thousand dollars In new and permanent Improvements, in addition to all present building and Improvements upon the land so purchased, and the land heretofore belonging to said Shawnee county for fair grounds. Sxo. 4. To provide for the immediate payment for said land and Improvements, the said board of county commissioners is hereby authorized and directed to issue in payment thereof script to be designated as "Shawnee oounty fair grounds scrip which scrip shall be issued in sums of one thonsatd dollars, shall bear seven per cent, interest per annum, shall become due on or before such tlmsaas the board may direct, and shell be signed by the chairman of aald board, and attested by the county clerk of said county and authenticated by his seal of office, and be redeemed by the oounty treasurer of said oounty at his office, according to the dates of issue and dateeV maturity, as rapidly as the money arising from the levy herein Drovlded shaU accumulate in the county treasurrvl Sea 5.

That this act shall lake effect and be in force from and after Its publication In the official state paper. Approved March 5. 1887. I do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of the original enrolled bill now on file in my office. In testimony whereof I have hereunto ubscrlbed my name atd affixed my offio al seat.

SEAife Done at Topeka Kansas, the 5th day of E. B. Allen, Secretary cf State. It In iherefcre ordered ry the board rf county commis doners of 8baTiee county, state of Kansae, that the sheriff of said Siawnee conntv, Kansas be and he is her by directed to issue an election proclamation calling a special election to be held at the various voting precincts in said county, for Tuee-dy the 19th day of April, 1887, which said election eh 41 be held as pro ided In the above act. Said election shall be for the purpose of voting upon the proposition to levy a tax for tbe purpose of creating a fund for the purchase and Improvement of real estate for fair purooscs an provided in said act and to determine whi- her such tax shall be levied.

The form of the ballot to used shall ba as follows, to-wit: th" proposition to levy a tax to purchase and Improve land for fair purposes. Against the proposition to levy a tax to purchase and improve lit for fair purposes. By order of the board of county oommlfl-loners of Shawnee oounty, Kanxas. MOST PERFECT MADE Treparcd with strict regard to Purity, Strength, and Uealthfulness. Dr.

Price's Baking Powder contains no Ammonia, Lime or Alum. Dr. Price's Extracts, Vanilla, Leoiaa, Orange, etc, flavor dellciously. tfUC BAKtNQ POWDER Chicago and SL Louis. DR.

J. AYKR Lowell, U.S. A. For sale by all Druggists. port, which was referred to the board of directors.

After some discussion as to plans, the meeting adjourned. Of Vine Stock. There will be sold at pnelic sale, reserve, at Highland Park, southeast It was the general sentiment of the meeting that preparations for building THAT EVERYTHING of Topeka, at the residence of J. K. Hud' son.

on EATCBDAY, APRIL 9, 1887, At 2 o'clock p. to the highest bidder, 7J the following live stock: should at once be commenced. Immediately after the adjournment of the stockholders meeting, the directors organized and elected the following facers: Geo. W. Reed, president; B.

Farnham, vice president; S. E. Sheldon, treasurer; M. Ezekiel, secretary and H. A.

Pierce, attorney. A com tnittee was appointed to procure books and necessary printing and stationery, and to have printed 500 copies of the One extra finy bay brood mare with a colt by her side. SILK CUL1URE. One large fine bay brood mare with a Waverly colt by her eide. Five good Waverjy colts, aged 1, 2 and Is offered and described in our by-laws, to be distributed among the Lamed as the Location for the Silk Station.

I CATALOGUE No. 190, which this year we send out In an illuminated cover. The 3 years. One black carriage horse and a fine In' dian oonv. is ccplete with new engravings ot the choicest flowers and vegetables, many of which can only ccp The authorities are actively working up tbe Ruhway murder They hope to solve it.

One registered 4 -year-old Jer.ey bull, oDtainea trom us; ana contains, besides, Deautmii colored plates, and very tun instructions or all garden work. Altogether it is the best ever offered by us. and. we believe, is the most complete publication of its kind ever issued. Mailed on receipt of 10 cents (in stamps), which may be de-1 AN INDUSRTBYOF GREAT PROMISE.

bred to black points. One hich-bred 3 year-old Jersey bull. ducted trom first order. Please be sure to order catalogue by the number. E'ght thoroughbred registered Jersey stockholders.

After disposing of some further business the meeting adjourned until Saturday evening at 7:30, at the same place. The first annual meeting or the stockholders will, according to the by-laws, take place on Tuesday evening, Marce 3, due notice of which will be given in the daily papers. The stock which promises to a guilt-edged investment is rapidly being subscribed for by the members of the order. PETER HEHDERSOfj CO. 35 The Plan by Which Bilk Growing is to be Encouraged.

cows and lives. Grade heifers with Jersey calves and twv cr three gcod common miuters. There wilt Is-) sold at this sale some ftrmirg'implemcnts, buggy, etc. A BOOM IOR WESTERN ollollcfldlJC MRM WML FOR 1887 1 1 I 3 I 3 Will be sent FREE to all who write fur it. It is a Handsome Book of 124 with The building is to be 75x150 feet, four March SI, 18S7.

Man's inhumanity to woman makes countless thousands mourn, would be an applicable rendering of Pope's liii, in view of the indignities she has suffered and pains undergone at the hauds of unskillful physicians and quacks. Naturally modest she suffers on until forced to consult a physician regarding some female difficulty which she well knows is sapping her strength. All this embarrassment can be avoided and a cure effected by purchasing Dr Pierce's "Favorite Prescription" of your druggist, and taking as directed. Price reduced to $1. Mrs.

Mary Manning died in Wakefield, on Sunday, at the age of 1C5. STATE OF ANS A.8 Kansas Climate Especially Suited to Silk Culture. pace, hun- Shawnee C'odktt, oreos or illustrations. Tbree Colored t'lntett, and tells all about XI IK KKSTlianlpii. Vnrm bate to commence promptly at p.

Tnrcn: All sums of 3510 or leas, cash; all over $10 six months' tim, at 7 per cimt. interest, wi-h approved security. Five Pr cent, discount for cash. Visitors can examine this stock at any time prior to the sain by calling at my residence at Highland Paik. J.

K. Hudson. MWHEM AT LaHT. snd Flower Pool try. It address on a stories high, and beauty or architecture and magnificence of appointments will excel anything in the city.

The cost will be about $200,000 The lraft Morses of France. While some people in America call all SE Bnlbff, Plants, Thoroughbred and Fancy describes RARE NO KIVTIKS in TEliKTA lilXS snd of real value, which cannot be obtained elsewhere. Send postal for the most comulele Catalosme nuhlithrrl. to EOS, BURPEE PHiLADELPHlAv PA. W.

ATLEE rraaggmgwriwrgra.irg horses imported from France Normans, it is a fact that there is no breed in France WiNTED called by that name by the French people; TAN TED A boy about 14 or 16 yecm old to in milk and crettm depot. No. 108 the name, Norman, therefore, is purely American. The principal breeds of France Eighth street. Good references required.

from and after its ptblicttion In the official state paper. Approved March 5, 1887. I do hereby certify that the foregoing i trot. and correct copy of the original enrolled bill now on file in my office. In testimony whereof I have here nnto "cbecribpd my csm.

sud affixed m- official seal. Dodk at Topeftn. Kuikop, the 5cb day of March, A. 1. 1B37.

E. E. AIXFN. of Site. are known as Percherons and Boullanais "When Baby waa aick, we gave her Caatoria, When she was a Child, she cried for Caatoria, When she became Miss, she clung to Caatoria, When aha had Children, she gave them Caatoria, I.

D. N. BUHDE, county olerk within fcn i for the a'oroMtid Khawf.w unty, Kaunas. hereby certify that the above ani foregoing is a tree copy as ordered by the raid board of beix county commissioners, in special eeeion 1arcti 21. 1887 Witness ray han and official seal this 221 day of March, 1887.

D.N Bt BDOE, Oounty Ultrk NOW. THEBEFOBK. A. M. ULLER, sheriff ot the county of Shawnee, state of Kxnsas, by virtue of tbe authority In me by law vested, and in-pursuance of the above teolted order of said board i oounty commissioners, do hereby make lubllo proclamation, and give urfice, that a special elec-t on will be held in epld connty at the usual nn established places of voting in etch voting precinct in said county, ou Tuesday, tht 19th day of April a.

D. 187, to levy a tax for the purpose of oreating a fund for the pui chase and improvement of real estate for fair purposes as provided in said act. Such election hull In all respects be conducted and returns made, and result asc rtnleed and declared. In the manner provided by law for general elections. In witness whereof, A.

Fuller, eharlfl of Shawnee county, state of Kansas, fcave hereunto set my batd at tbe city of Topeka, this 26th day of March. A. D. 1887. A.

TJi.LER, Sheriff nf Shawnee Oounty. Slierifl's Sale. TVTAN rFD All who wast pood table board to 7 to 235 Vr.n Bnrn street, between bevecth street and Kighlh avenue. J. L.

The Percherons are most highly prized of all French races, and all departments of France go to the Perche for stallions to William P. Kinney, Chicago, Ht. JosepU and Topeka by JJIrect Kail. The first regular pasngpr train over the Kansas, Nebraska Dakota division of the great Rock Island route, arrived in Topeka at 12:25 Sunday morning and was welcomed by an immense crowd of people. The train was made up of a combination baggage, mail and express car and three passenger coaches.

The cars are all new and cf the most approved pattern. At a short diotance off tbey have the appearance of sleepers. The cars are supplied with the JJaker patent heaters, which in the matter of safety as well as comfort are a great improvement over the ordinary car Btove. The trucks bear the mark of the Rock Island shops, Chicago, and the frame work that of the Pulman Car company. The train was in charge of Conductor Scott, John Francis, baggageman, Charles Sultler.

brakr-man. b. A. Sherman engi I Attorney -at -Law. 86 Eait Siift AYC, Toselra aa.

Notice of Appointment. STATE OF KANSAS. Shawnee couuiy, Charles F. Frasch, an insurance policy examiner, 6hot himee'f in Pittsburg. yesterday.

Confidential advice to either sex, on delicate diseases. Book ten cents in stamps. Address, World's Dispensary Medical Association, 663 Main Buffalo, N. Y. In a railroad accident at Hilliard, yesterday, a child was killed and several passengers injured.

Mr. A. Hio-ciTiH- nf Wuftmincp. It is therefore orderel by tbe beard of couity commissioners of tJhawr.ee county, state of KHnaas, that the sheriff of Stiid Sbawnea county, Eanras. be and he Is hereby directed to iptue eu election proclamation calling a epclel election to bm held at the various voting precincts, in sid coun-y, for Tun-day, tbe 19th day of Apri', 1S87.

wbicn eaid election eball be held as provided in tbe above act. Said election shall be for the purpose of voting npon the propc sition to levy a tax for tbe purpose ot creating a fund for tbe porohs.pe and improvement of real estate for fair pen poees as provided in stud act and to determine wtteihsr such shell be b-ried. Tbe rrn of the bail -t to be uied shall be as follows, to wit: for the proposition to levy, a tax to purchase and Improve land for fair purpDKeh. Against tbe proposition to levy a lax purchase and improve land for fair ut s. By order the board of county cotnu-is'oaers of Shawnee county, Kan.

March 21, 1887. In the Superior Court, Shawnee county, Kansas. A. Presoott Sc plaintiffs vs. J.

N. Henry et defendants. No. 18B. I Is the tter of tb estate of Martin Boe, late of snawnee county NOTICE OT APPOIN1 KENT.

neer, and Al Batten, all cf St. Joseph. The train was made up at est. Joseph says he had the piles for nearly forty years nA 0:1 with two baggage cars and five coaches. "TTICE 13 BERKBT GITENhat on tbe 38th STATE OF KANSAS.

(HiWKEE COCKTT. 68. and divided at Horton, one baggage car and two coaches going north on the Nebraska line. improve their local breeds. I he ercheron stud book of France, published under the authority of the French government, is the only stud book of draft horses that is or ever has been published in France and now contains the pedigrees of over 5.C00 animals.

But some importers are offering certificates from France of Norman draft horses that may mislead people who do not understand the French language into believing these records of origin. Not one cf them They are furnished at the request of American buyers by the secretary of one of the French Agricultural societies, who says there is no intention of publishing them in stud book form, as they have no pedigrees and are of no value whatever. It is a well-known fact that what a man gives for a horse over from $500 to $800 the price of a good grade is paid for purity of blood and where the seller is not able to give the recorded pedigree of the animal sold as evidence of additional value, he bai no right to ask it. With these facts before him, no intelligent man will buy a horse imported from France unless he is recorded with his pedigree in full in the Percheron Stud Book of France. Queen Victoria is at Cannes.

As I walked bj mjrielf I talked to myself For nobody aloe was nlcth "Ta aoap that la boat In the laundry to use la Klrka "White Busslan," said James G. Blaine received many intimate friends at the Fifth Avenue hotel, yesterday. Mrs. U. Kellogg, Edgwood, says: Red Star Cough Cure is the besc medicine she has ever used for colds for the cay of Feb'uary.

A. I). 1867, the undersigned as, by the probate court of 8hawnee eouxty, Kansas, duly appointed and qoalided as administrator of tbe estate of Minin Buwe. late of Shan nee county, deceased. AU parties interested in said estate will ttke mte.

and govern tbt-mwlvee accordingly. WM. WELLHOUSE. Administrator. Senator J.

S. Coduicg, Pottawatomie, Hon. J. II. Mot bo, of Marion, and Dr.

Charles Williatmon, of Washington, who were recently appointed nienibt rs of the silk culture commisHion a board created by the laht legiplature for the purpone of tn-couiajiing silk culture in KanBiut, met yt-b-terday afternoon ut the Windsor hotel for the purpose of locating the silk ttition. The points which debited the station were Peubody, Hutchinson, Lamed and II c-Fberaon, and of wbi places were visited laHt week by the commiBfiiotera. After deliberating owr the matter for some time, acd taking into consideration the advantages and disadvantages of the competing towLB, the commissioner conducted to locate the station at Larntd, Pawnee oounty, which premises to donate ten acres of laud adjoining the city. Vrct. I.

Homer, the well known silk culturirt, ha Ik en appointed superintendent of the station, and will superintend the erection of a $3,000 building, which will be put up at once. Keeling machinery, shafting and fixtures, costing 93,000 will be put in as toon as the building is completed. The superintendent was authorized to purchase eggs and mulberry seed sufficient for the station. The commissioners will proceed to Larned on Friday to select a plat of ground on which the station is to be located. For tbe encouragement of the industry a bounty of cents per pound will be paid to any individual or family within the state by the ccmmiiwioners for the best quality of Cocoons.

35 cents for second, and ih cents for third bent. The highest foreign market value of cocoons will bo paid for the premium crops Cash will be paid for all cocoons tent to the station as soon as inspected or tested. The price for cocoons will depend entirely upon the quality of silk contained and the condition in which the ilk may be received, and foreign-market value will be the standard price for cocoons at the station. liy the urgent appeals of friends of this industry. Congress has made several appropriations for the encouragement of silk culture, through which much has been done to forward the interests cf bilk culture, but the great want of a market for cocoons has not -en met by government appropriations.

The object of the Kan sas ilk station ii to meet this long felt want, and thereby stimulate a rapid development of the industry. will henceforth be a home market for the silk growers of Kansas and ample market for those raiding cocoons in other portions of the country. Millions of persons in foreign countries rtceive support at silk culture, and it is only a question of time until hj any millions will annually be saved to the people cf the United States by the development of this important branch cf agriculture. "The firpt i radical step in silk cul When the train arrived at the Union BY VIBTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE issued out of the supei ior court, Shawnee oounty, to ausaa, to me directed and delivered, I will, on Monday, the 9tn day of May, a. 1887.

at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day at the front door of the court house, in the city of Topeka. Shawnee county, Kansas, offer for sale, and sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand the following described real esttte to-wit: Tbe north fifteen (15) feet of lot numbered four hundred and thirty (43)) on Quincy street. North Topeka, in Peramore's addition to the city of Topeka.

and lot numbered four hundred and thirty two (432) on Quincy street, North Topeka, in Paramore's addition to the city of Topeka. Said real estate is taken as the property of defendant and is arpralstd as follows, to-wlt: The said IB feet of lot No 430 at the sum of $260.00. Said lot No. 432 at the sum of and will be sold to satisfy said order of sale. A.

M. FULLER, Sheriff. B. Wheeijcb, attorney for plaintiff, sheriff's office, Topeka, April 7. 1877.

D. county cterk within and fa, the 8hi.wi.ee county, Kan. do hereby certify tust tbe above ar foregoing i9 true copy ss ordered by the eaid board of county sioner In special vent-ion March 21, 1887. Vitnee- my bund and official seal this 22.1 "ay of March, 1S87. D.

H. BORDGE, llonnty Clerk. Pacific depot, every seat was filled and many remained standing. A reporter was informed that at leant two coach loads of people was left behind. Among the passengers were many prominent merchant of St.

Joseph and other points along the lice. iuiu nai tiucu ujr usiug uuiuuica lie Specific. Melhado and J. Wand, Topeka. Emperor William received 1,648 telegrams congratulating him on his birthday.

Confined to the bed four months, and almost blind, and cured by one box of Gil-more's Neuralgia Cure. Three men were killed and several wounded in a riot at Panama recently. Gilmore's Neuralgia Cure is a positive cure for neuralgia in the face, side and stomach. WANTED. KANSAS MBRMA Cityad jczisty Bends.

BRADSTREET CURTIS, aiEDlCAIj BIKETIMCJ. ha vp a ttositive Topeka Jiomeccpathie Medical Socie remedy for the above disease by Its use thousands of cases of the worst kind and of longstanding have ty's Monthly The members of the Topeka Homcce- Call for Special Election. Been cured, so sttong is myraitn in its emcacy. that I will send TWO BOTTLES FREE, together with a VALUABLE TREATISE on this disease to any sufferer. Give Express and P.

O. address. Dr. T. A.

SLOCUM. 181 Pearl St, New York. 35 Pine St, New York. WHEREAS, the legislature of the state of Kansas passed aa act which became a law on the 15th day of March, 1887, which said act is as follows, to-wlt: CONSUMPTIVE.1 The Irish Parliamentary Fund association ot New York has $50,000 on hand. Give your children, for coughs and colds, croup, whooping cough and hoarseness, Gilmore's Magnetic Elixir.

For sale by Melhado Co. pathic Medical society met at the office of the (resident, H. F. Klump, M. at 8 o'clock, in regular monthly session last night.

The meeting was called to order promptly, and after the reading of the minutes of the previous meeting and their adaption, the businesi of the evening being transacted, the reports of cases by the you loot Vr raredt Have von CVmgh. PrrmohiMs, Aothma, Indlgestio PARKER'S TONIC without deLylt ha many of tne wom ca--s and is the best remedi haa many ot tne woM ca--s and 18 tne best remedy lor all. affections of the throat and lungs, and diseases aritnnic trom impure blood and exhaustion. The feeble and sick. HOUSE BILL NO.

661. First published March 15, 1387. Al ACT Struggling against disease, and slowly drifting to th i win in most cases recover their health by the timely use of Parkeb's Tonic, but dela: avts la aantrerous. laKeie different physicians present were called In New York, yesterday, Thomas Stanton stabbed Callahan. The latter bad insulted Stanton's wife.

Gives new life and. In time. Cures when all ele fails. strength to the aged and Infirm. $lat Prnggista.

Authorizing and directing the board of county com- IOO Best Kinds' 30tb It is believed that Rollin M. Squires will be the next candidate for Judge Barrett's judicial treatment. dines Sullivan, of Salem, Oregon, says he was cured of the asthma by Gilmore's Magnetic Elixir. For sale by Melhado Co. ear.

Catalogues free. Dr. Dick reported a case in which the RAPES i oncords. per Uiit uiinuuuvn ui diuwuw county to levy a tax ior fair pur Doses, and to provide far its use. Be it enacted by the legislature of the state of Kan- 9 oer IMU.

1 Emoirs ara for 1 post paid. Brieb- lorat post paid. use of the "tissue remedies" proved a moat surpriting success. The case was a State ana Niagara Bneh-ton. Delaware, Ives, Elvira.

Lady. Catawba, Martha, Moore's Early, Worden. Pocklington, Diamond. Vergennes, Ac. at lowest rates.

Kaspber- ries. Goose oernes, Jessie pirawDerry.tucreua uew CEO. W. CAMPBELL. Primwra, Oaia.

be rriei berry, a.o. Legal Notice. VKfl DCtffftDII C. Mexican A. Pitiful HlshC What sadder sight can be imagined than that of a noble man, whom the world can ill afford to spare, Btricken down in the prime of a useful life by consumption.

Thousands are yearly filling consumptives' graves who might be saved by the timely use of Dr. Pierce's "Golden Medical Discovery," which is a positive cure for consumption in its early stages. It iB the best alterative and pectoral in the world. All druggists. The Thistle's challenge for the America's cup arrived recently.

To-night and To-morrow Night And each day and night during this week, ture," said Prof. Horner latt evening, to a Capitol reporter, "is to plant an MwS5ve3or Patent MXAI-CH Cral a iJtSr-rt-nd ee epari4tr "'1 Hai abundance ot mulberry trtws. The mul Mall i oiler cUtt3to TAME3 JULYAW DOBBIN, of Topeka, Shawnee county, Kansas, hereby gives notice that he Intends to make application to the district oouit of Shawnee county, Kansas, for a change of his name from James Jaljan rbln to mes Jalyan Leonard. JAMES JULYAN COKBIN, BtMbb E. Lejhabd, Guardian.

H. N. Oabtlx, Attorney. TopzkA, April 4, 1867. 'rioe L-iat lVir Mustang berry introduced into the United States by the German ltuBsian Mennonites from aonth Russia is the most hardy: it is very KE'JUARa MACiiE CO.

nil. BAsaati easily produced fro the seed at a ASTHMA cured tritnng cost, ua me western praines Sheriffs Proclamation the mulberries should be planted CERMAN ASTHMA CURE in hedge rows, several rows apart. The osage orange can be used in the absence you can find at Swift Holliday's, Topeka and C. W. Angle's, North Topeka, drug Instantly relieves the matt violent attack, and insures comfortable sleep Kit WAIIlAti SIC SC LTS-Being nsed by inhalation, its action is immediate, direct and certain, and a cure is the result in all curable cases.

A single trial convinces the most skpnticaL Price w. and 81.00 For a Special Election in Shawnee County, Kansas, stores Kemp's Suppositories, acknowl of the mulberry on a small scale; an ex cellent silk can be produced from it. BON. J. H.

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rrn, mtmm. In the matter of the purchere ccd iirprcvcment of Oranf thn mrnt mihnoonta believers real estate lor fair purposes tj thbwz.ee county, Kansas. ed ed to be the most successful treatment yet introduced for the cure of piles. Old sufferers from this distressing complaint are at once relieved and in a short time a permanent cure established. Check the disease in time by using the most effective in the silk industry is Hon.

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mamHi tViA lnt WinlAtnre. and de To the Qualified Voters of Shawnee County, Kansas: WHER8A8, On the 31st day ot March, 1887, the bnrd of county commieeioneiB of Shawnee county, Kansas, made the foUowiEg order, as re remedy. Price 50 cents. r-BKAra DlSKASKS. Ony start curt far iVenrt JtfTrctton.

Fits. Ffiilrfsy. etc. voted a greater portion of bis time toward securing the passage of this law. He bo- llo.ro that.

ailbr "llltllTA III tft twMlme) Oil ft quired oy law, to-wlt: IWPALUBLB if taken as directed. A fits mfttr The Gate City Gas Company, of which first tlay's us. Treatise and trial bottle tree to Fugitive -L-awton was treasurer, has I. I I A ww of the important industries of the utate f-v 1 1 a ftt patienrs. tney paving euMtu ouira on tox received.

Send aunn, P. O. and express address of afHicted to 1)R KLINt-otl Arch child, some is months old, wno naa been troubled for several weeks with "summer complaint, as the parents called it Digestion impaired very much, stool greenish, containing lumps of soured milk, child emaciated, excessively hungry, bowels moving from nine to twelve times in twenty-four hours. Child had had whooping cough before taken with bowel trouble. Gave several remedies without the desired result, then gave mag.

phos. with surprising results. Child now in good health, large for its age, and has been for four months of this changeable weather in the very best of health. The doctor is a firm believer in the efficacy of the "tissue remedies in their proper sphere. Dr.

Ryder then reported several cases of haemorrhoids and rectal ulcers, not "rectal pockets and in Which he had used the "Bunkerhbif Bystem" of treatment with the finest results. From the doctor's standpoint these cases can be easily and successfully treated by his system without inconvenience to the patient. Dr. Mitchie reported a case of traupo-ma, which had been treated bjr several EhyBicians of the "old school" in which obtained fine results, with a new remedy. Dr.

Klemp then gave us a short talk in urinalysis and showed the members his apparatus, (which is now incomplete) and explained its workings to the society. The doctor has a large lot of articles for the analysis of wine, and for microscopical work now on the way from the and by the tiuie of the next monthly meeting he will have it in working order. Dr. Kiemp is making these two branches a special study, and will no doubt make a success of it. The president then called for a recess and "called out the upon which was spread a fine lunch.

The. doctor is a good man to go to whenever you want a mental treat, and in this case he made as good a physical treat of it as he did in the mental line. The repast was heartily partaken of by all present, and the vendict was, "This is as fine a thing as we have ever had sprung upon us. After the repast, Dr. Klemp showed rne very fine microscopical specimens, among which were the section of an epi tailed.

Skotiok 1. The board of county commissioners of Shawnee county are hereby authorized and directed, at the regular time of making the annual levy of taxes for the year 1887, to levy a tax for the purpose oi creating a atd for the purchase and Improvement of real estate for fair purposes, not to exceed two and one half mills on each dollar of taxable property in said coUDty, and each succeeding year thei after a like tax, until the taxes thus levied shall reach the sum of fifty thousand dollars, and st ch interest as is hereinafter provided, and no more, which taxes so levied ahall be collected as other taxes: Provided, That no such tax shall be levied unless a majority of the qualified electors of said oounty vote in favor of such tax at an election held as hereinafter provided. Sxo. 2. Tbe sal board of oounty commissioners shbrvbyau'h rized and directed.

Immediately after the tbking effect of this act, to convene and make an order calling a speclsl election to be held to determine whetoer such tax shall be levied. Such order shall fix the time for holdlrg the election herein, der which shail be within thirty days from th date of the order, shall specify the purpote for which such election Is held, and prescribe the form of ballot to be used at such election. Twenty days notice shall be given by the publication of a certified copy of raid order in some newspaper published or having a general circulation in such county, and ttn election shall be held and the returns made and the result ascertal- ed In the same manner as provided for general elections. Seo. 3.

The boa of oounty commissioners of said com ty is hereby authorized and directed, immediately after a majority of the qualified electors of id co amy shall have voted at a special election held a hereinbefore provided, in favor of such tax, to purchase the i wen -four and one-half acres of land b- longing to the Kansas state fair association, ad jomi a tne present fair grounds owned by the county of Shawnee, on the north, together with all lcciprovementa thereon, for the sum of twenty-five thousand collars, the title to said land being first examined and approved by tbe county attorney as being perfect, free and clear from all incumbrances of whatsoever nature, and the said Kansas state air association executing by its proper officers a good and sufficient deed of conveyance with coveuents of warranty, and to pay to the Santas state fair association the further sum of twenty-five thousand dollars, whenever the sold association shall by its proper officers file with th aid board, sworn vouoners that said esboclatlon baa expended the sum of twenty -five thousand dollars In new and perm uient improvements, in addition to all present buildings and improvements upon the land so purchssed, and the land heretofore belonging to said Shawns oounty for fair grounds. Sxo. 4. To provide for the immediate payment for said land acd improvements, the said board of court com mission rs to hereby authorized and directed to lesce In payment thereof seriD to be designated as 'Shawnee oounty fairground scrip." which scrip ahall be issued In sums of one thousand dollars, shall bear seven per eent. Interest per annum, shall become duo on or before such times as the board may direct, and shall be signed by the chairman of said board, and attested by the county olerk of said county, and authenticated by his sisJ of ffice.

and 1 redeemed by the county treasurer of said county at his office, according to the date of issue and dates of maturity, aa rapidly as the money arising from the levy herein provided shall accumulate In the county treasury. Sec. 5. This act shall take effect and be In force ftosOruggists. BEWARE OF MIT A T1MG FXAUDS.

within a very lew years, apeasang im tY.im m-ttA aiil in A. pATTrAT. WrOrtrr f-REHCI! GOACU HORSES. During an altercation in a Boston faro bank recently, one man was killed an last evening, who met him at the Wind HOUSE BILL NO. 664.

fFIrst published March 15, 1887. AW AC3D Authorizing and directing the board of county com other fatally injured. sor hotel: Them nrn in different portions of Kan Linimoni Sciatica, Scratches Contracted Lumbago, Sprains i Muscles, Rheumatism. Strains, Eruption, Burns, Stitches, Hoof Ail Scalds, Stiff Jointx. Screw Stings, Backache, Worms, I Bites, Galls Swinney, Bruises Sores, Saddle QaHs, Bunions, Spavin files.

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The Housewife needs It for generalfanrily use. The Canaler needs it for his team and his The Mechanic needs. It always on hi work bench. The Miner needs It In case of emergency. The Planeor needs it cant get along without Ita The Farmer need It In hi bouse, bis stable! and hi stock yard.

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Accident will happen, and when these come the Mustang Liniment Is wanted at once. Keep a Bottle In the Hoaae. Tl the best ot economy. Keep a Bottle In the Factory. Italmmedlati use In case of accident saves pain and loss of wage Keep a Battle A I way la the Stable fat sas, but mainly in the central portion, a rv Of the good things of this missioners of Shawnee county to levy a tax for fair purposes, and to provide for its use.

Be it enacted by the legislature of the state of Kan' alone on accuuui of Dyspepsia, Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Constipation; sold on a positive guarantee at 25 and 60 cents, by large class or uerman xuennomies wno in Europe were conversant with the industry of raising cocoons and reeling silk, and who are possessed of the knowledge which will greatly facilitate the industry here; the climate of Kansas being specially adapted to a vigorous and healthy wtVi tVia wrw-m ft. finfl nnalitv of C. N. Lyon and Fowler te Wilson. A public meeting will be held in Jersey silk can be produced; heretofore viijr lu mgub pruiesb Kgsun coercion in i ireiand.

The objection to so-called proprietary med cines by physicians, is that they promise Section 1. The boord of county oon: missionary of Shawnee county are hereby authorised and directed, at the regular time of making the annual levy of taxes for the year 1887. to levy a tax for the purpose of creating a fund for the purchase at.d improvement ot real estate for fair purposes, not to loeed two and one -half mills on each dollar of taxable property in said county, and each succeeding year thereafter a like tax. until the taxes thus leried shall reach the sum of fifty thousand dollars, and rach interent aa Is hereinafter provided, and no more, which taxes so leled ahall be collected aa other taxes: Provided. That no such tax snail be levied unless a majority of the qualified electors of aid county vote In favor of such tax at an election held as hereinafter provided.

Sco. That said toard of -county commissioners la hereby authorised and directed. Immediately after the taking effect of this act, to convene and make an order calling special election to be held to determine whether raoh tax hall be levied. Such order shall fix the time for holding tbe election hereunder which ahall be within thirty days from the date of the order, shall specify the purpose for great many of cocoors have been raised by these foreigners, but there being no station or reeling works in the country their products were like any other commodity for which there is no market; it Is expected and hoped that by this appropriation and the establishment of a silk station that this class of people, as well as many others, will engage in the industry to such an extent that it will become the leading comaercial industry ot the state. The natural food of the silk worm is the mulberry, and by stimulating the production of cocoons 4 JTiner First Prize, World's Fair.

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