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PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE ANNOUNCEMENT I hereby announce my Self a can ROUGHTON HOUSE, JETMORE SIFTIKGS. Published Every Thursday by S. S. KIEHL. OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY AND COUNTY.

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CITY and COUNTRY. A Liberal proposition. "We wil send the Siftksgs to any person in Hodgeman county on these terms: the paper will be sent to you one year. If a crop Is raised next year you pay the regular subscription price. If crops are a failure, you recieye the paper absolutely free of charge.

Call and give us your name or drop us a postal card. Ripans Tabnles at druggists. Ripans Tannic cure nausea. Ripans Tabules cure headache. 8ES 1 ACCOMODATIONS Every Reading Person should take advantage of the extraordinary offer made by the Farmers Tiibime General Weaver's paper the brightest, the newest and the best reform poper on the list.

They only ask 25 cents for this large 48 column weekly from now uutil January 1, 1895 It is a bargain and we" hope every one of onr readers will take advantage of it at once. Tell your neighbors a-bout it. Address Farmers Tribune, Des Moins, Towa. Ssinta Fe Excursions. G.

E. ROUGHTON.Prop'r. FIRST CLASS IN i- EVERY PARTICULAR in A FIRQT PI HOIIQC JETMORE J. VV. Winn.

SUCCESSORS BONDED ABSTRACTERS. 1 REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Notary Public I Conveyancers. Buy and Sell Lands on Commission. Make a Spec ialty ol Leasing- Land for IsTon-Residents. Write all G-eneral Insurance.

Furnish Abstracts of Title to any Lands in the State. Carry a full line ot legal blanks and strive by Promptness and Fair Dealing to please our customers. JETMOKE, Office in Moore Block. KANSAS. WHEN A RE IN NEED goh OF mm didate for the office of county com missioner of district No.

2nd, in Hodgeman county Kansas; and 1 Solicit the Suffrage and Support of all voters iu Said district, irrespective of party lenes. D. V. Morgan Equal Suffrage Notice The Jetrure Equal Suffrage campaign Club will meet at the Congregational Church Monday evening, at 6-30 P. M.

Aug. 20th, 1894. A pro- gram will be rendered consisting of short talks, recitations Every body invited to attend. We heard tell of a man one time that had seven sides. We know of a man (the editor of the News) that can go that one better, that is a hypocritical side.

He News man) pretends now to pose as a Mor rill man. But listen to the following. you old soldiers PENSION RESOLUTIONS At the regular meeting of Sherman Post No. 30, Grand Army of the Rep ublic of this yity, held Wednesday ccuing April 16,1894, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted: "Whereas: The old soldiers of the county, and especially of the state of Kansas, have lmost unanimously de clared in favor of the Iiigalls-Cheadle service pension bill. And Whereby: Hon.

N. Morrill, raoniber of congress from the First district of Kansas, and chairman of the house committee on pensions, has smoothed that bill in his committee and reported in its stead the Morrill bill a bill which no soldier has asked for, and no soldier wants. Therefore be it. Resolved: That this Post vote Congressman Morrill a tin medal attached to a brass collar, and bearing the inscription "The Morrill Pension Bill," so that the old soldiers of his district maj look upon it and be reminded that Morrill is a friend of the soldier. In the same paper of May 10th.

1894, is a set of resolutions that vas adopted by the old soldiers. Among other things they resolved "That we denounce all such subterfuges as the dependent pension bill and the Morrill substitute, and demand of our lawmakers that tliey pass a straight service pension bill. PROG-RAM. For Old Settlers Meeting to be held at Pogue's Grove, on the Sawlog, Aug 30tb, 189. Speakers Hon.

M. W. Sutton, and J. H. Churchhill of Dodge City.

Hon T.C. BoMie and Capt. D. W. Larned, of Hodgeman Co.

Music. The Beeson Orchestra, from Dodge City, will be on the grounds and favor the Old Settlers with some of their fine selections of utueic. Also the Drum Corp from the Soldiers me will be there. Vo cal Music by the Jetmore Glee Club The Dodge City Ball Club will play a game of Base Ball with the Jetmore Nine. Every body, old and young, are cordially invited to come, bringing your baskets well filled with good things to eat.

By order of John Beaver-President A. President Mrs. Wm. Pogue. -Secretary.

ANNOUNCEMENT of SOULE COLLEGE. Soule College is located at Dodge City, Kansas, and belongs to the Methodist Episcopal Churchy The buildings are large, beautiful, well arranged, convenient and free from debt. The campus contains 40 acres, 12 acies of which is laid out in walks and drives, and adorned with trees and The College already has a valuable reference library, which is constantly in creasing. The first term of school will open September 4i 1894, at 2 P. M.

Courses of study aru being arranged to suit the needs of all studnets. The school year will be divided into three terms' The average tuition per term will be about $3.00. All students and professors, who desire it, can board at the dormitory for $2. per week. Rooms will be provided, either furnished or unfurnished, at a small cost.

There will be special course, in Buis-ness, in Stenography and Typewriting, in Drawing and Painting, and also In Music, both Vocal and Instrumental. For these studies a small extra tuition fee will be charged. The Professors will be specialists, and the work done will be first-class, Mrs. W. II.

Rose, wife of the Presiding Elder, has been engaged as Preceptress, CONSTITUTION. Substitute for Senate Joint Resolutions, Nos. 1 and 2. Be it resolved bij the leg islature of' the state of Kansas: two-thirds of the meinbers elected to each house? thereof concurring therein. Soction 1.

The following propo sition to amend the constitution of the state of Kansas is hereby submitted to the qualified electors of the state for their approval, or rejection, The section one, article five of the constitution of the state of Kansas be amended so that the same shall read as follows: Section 1. Every person of the age of 21 years and upwards belonging to the following classes, who shall have resided in Kansas six mouths next preceding any election, and in the township or ward in which she or he offers to vote, at least 30 days next preceding such election shall be deemed a qualified elector. 1st: citizens of the United States. 2d: pei sons of foreign birth who have declared their intentions to become citizens of the United States conformable to the laws of the United States ou the subject of naturalization." Sec. 2.

This proposition shall be submitted to the electors of this state at the general election of the repres entatives to the legislature in the year eighteen hundred and ninety-four, for their approval, or rejection; those voting in favor of this proposition shall have written or printed on their ballots "For the suffrage amendment to the those voting against the said proposition shall have Written or printed on their ballots "Against the suffrage amendment to the constitution;" said ballot shall be received aud such vote taken, counted, cauvessed and returns made thereof in the same manner and in all lespects as provided lor by law; ae in the case of the election of representatives to the legislature. Sec.3. This resolution shall take affect and be in force from and after its publication in the statute book. I hereby certify that the above resolution originated in the senate January 16, 1893, and passed that body February 8, 1893. Percy Daniels, President of Senate.

W.L. Brown', Secretary of Senate. Passed the House March 1, L. Douglass, Speaker cf Home. Frank.

L. Brown, Chief Clerk of House Approved March 6, 1893,3:50 p. m. L. D.

Levelling, Governor. State of Kansas, 88. Office of Secretary ofState R. S. Osborn, secretary of state of the state of Kansas, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of the original enrolled rosolution now on file in my office, and that the same took effect by publication in the statute hook May 18, 1893.

In Testimony Whereof, 1 have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed my official seal. Done at Topeka, Kansas, this 25th day of July, A. D. 1894. Qtp 1 R.

S. Osborn. bbAL Secretary of State. The New Yoric World never waits to be driven along the path of progress by sharp comjetiton, but keeps so far in the lead that compe tition is an impossibility. The reputation af The Weekly World as the greatest Democratic policy, Democratic in its sympathies.

It is not blindly or dishonestly partisan. It will not support bad men or bad measures. ITS WORK IS FOR THE PEOPLE, THE WHOLE PEOPLE, and not for any class or factions. It will be found at all times fighting for the great cardinal principal of the Democratic party, but never for -the selfish ends of any ring or individual. Its miscellaneous articles are fresh, well selected and interesting.

Its pages devoted to Home. ashion and Agriculture ar replete with aricles of valuable and interesting informat'on to all. The 44 Tariff Mule" articles now running in The Week Is World have become celebrated on account of the plain, practical way in which the tariff question is presented. It is a legal 12 page, 8 column paper for only $1.00 a year. We have succeeded in making special arrangements by which we can furnish The SlFTlXos, ai.d The Weekly World, one year both for only $1.85 Address, This Office.

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Etc, Etc. Barrseai operation, peteraea wiia uiu. mmi ire aud Womra. For further iafonaatWa aail aa er addnas urntrii ill CHOPINI irtiliV? iii ll! Forthatmamuof aU Chronic 5 ALL WORK EXECUTED WITH C. K.

Time Table. Leave Jetmore, going: ea3t to a.m. Arrive at Lamed 10:35 Leave Lamed. in 3 west .3. p.m.

Arrive at Jetmore 5 20 p. ra, Daily except Sunday. Fred Lowrey Agent. COUNTY DIRECTORY. District Judge, S.

U. Vandivkrt ReDresentative Bowie Probate Judge T. Palmhk County Clerk J. VVyatt County Treasurer T. Wilson County Attorney A.H.Wilson Sheriff" VV.

Wblsh Register of Deeds John Irvino County Superintendent W. Aikin District Clerk Alexander Forpks Surveyor A. L. Hull Coroner M. Blunt Commissioner 1st dist W.J.

Gilbert Comrcissioner 2nd dist CD Holbrook Commissioner vd dist Donald Hume CITY DIRECTORV. Mayor Ed Le Retilley Police Judze Barker Rankin I C. Hopkins Councllmen C. H. Christy I Bradley Forbes Street Commissioner Marshall John L.

Price LODGE NOTICES. IEf MORE LODGE No. 305, I. O. Meets evety Wednesday evening.

J. L. IVvatt, N. G. Welsh.

Secretary. NAOMI LODGE No. 101, DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAH. Meets on second and fourth Saturday evenings in each month, Mrs. Hatitr Larned, N.

G. T. J. Palmer, Secre ary. A LPHA LODGE No.

282. A. F. A. M.

Meets on th f.rst and third Monday evenings in each monjh. T. McDowell. W. M.

J. W. Winn. Secretary. HEN.

STRONG POST No. 82, Depart- ment of Kansas A. R. Mt--t every md and 4th Saturday at 7:30 aaJ every 1st and 3rd Sotur.lay at 2. S.

P. Collek, Commander. D. W. Lvrned, Adj.

JETMORE LODGE No. 135, KNIGHTS of PYTHIAS. ni(PM everv Tuesday evening. J. (Ikant, C.

C. M. QUACKENBI SH, K. R. CHURCH DIRECTORY.

METHODIST CHURCH. Services every Sabbath at 11, A and 7:30 P. Sabbath School at 3. P. f.i.

All are invited. E. Robbins. Pastor. ALBERT H.

WILSON. COUNTY ATTORNEY. -ATTORNEY AT practice in State and Fcdcra Courts. Jftmoutj, Kansas. Dr.

AV. M. STERRETT, SUCCESSOR TO DR. MILLER- Physician and Surgeon. OFEICE'-ln Dr.

Miller sCOid Rooms. JETMORE, KANSAS. ALEXANDER FORBES, DISTRICT CLERK. Will Acknowledge Pension Papers FREE. am now ready to make FINAL PROOF and guarantee satisfaction.

Reasonable Rates on ali Lesai Business. Call and see me at my office. Jktmokk, Kanfas. W. R.

McDANIEL, AUCTION EE 11. Will cry Sale and Auctions at reasonable rates. Leeve word at the Siftixgs office, or wrtte to me at BURDETT, KANSAS GRANVILLE BRADSHAW. lOwner andSProrietor of the Jetmore Transfer Line. Jktmore, Kansas WE WANT YOU to as our ajrut.

We furnish au expensive out jt aud ail you um (rf. It cost noMiing to try the buaiues. WV will treat you well, and hrlp you to earn ten times ordinary wapea. Both 'X of all aget can live at home and work in pure time, or all tint time. Auy one any where citu earn a great deal of money.

Many have made Two Hundred Dollars Month. 'Xoclasa of p'ople in the world are making co much money without capital aa those at work for ixs Business strictly honorable, and pars better than anv other offered to agents. You" have a clear Dcia, witu do competition, we einnp vou with everything, and supplv pi luted directions for irections for bepiuners which, if oHeved faitlif tillv, will bring more money than will any other business. Im. i 1 prove your prospects hy not You can do so and surely at wort for us.

Reasonable industry only necessary for absolute success. uiiphfet circular giving every particular is sent li ve to all. Delav not in sendinp for it. GUOKGE liox No. 488, Portland, Ale.

D.L. Youngs went to Larned last Monday on business. TEATEA Another invoice of that nice tea at Ranklns, for25cts. a pound. Friday last.

Chester I. Long spoke unto the people with a henious voice. To every new cash subscriber, we will furnish the Siftixgs and a copy of the World almanac for SI. 10. Politics in Jetmore are getting interest ing, the west side is not in it this elect ion.

NEW SHOES At Hankins. Must be Sold at once. Come aud get you a pair. The World Almanac, contains more and better information than any other book of a similar nature published. SOMETHING NEW Just in new stock of Dry goods at Rankins to be closed out at once, Or.

C. Sanders bad a run-away last Saturday night, he lost his shirt and suspenders, a bed-quilt and his groceries. About Twenty five of our leading citizens accompanied by their wives, left for Hutchinson Tuesday Morning to attend the Soldiers Reunion All persons knowing them-selves to be indebted tome, will please call and settle at once. Dr. W.

M. Sterrett. Satukdaa ltst Born to Mr, and Mrs- Frank Evans a boy weight ten ponnds, the boy and mother are getting along fine. The S.S. Convention, was held in this city from Friday evening until Saturday evening of last week, was will att end and wo believe much good was done.

All persons Knowing themselves indebted to us will please call in before the first day of September and settle in some way. Hodgeman Co. Hdw. fc Furn. Co.

HiiiTTiiiiuTrT Insure your wheat against hail in the Farmers' Alliance Insurance Company. Full particulars can be had by calling at this office. Mrs. Fred Lowry returned the latter part of last week from eastern Kansas, where she has been visiting for some time. She was accompanied by one of her siste.

Insure Against Hail. It will cost you 1G cents per acre to insure against bail, one half cash, balance to be paid if needed. $1 paid" in case of hail. Or 21 cents per acre with $6 indemnity. Mr Hartzler who went to Colorado Springs some time ago tor his health passed through Jetmore last Wednesday he is now on his way to his home in Missouri.

This is to let the people Know that we are still in business and want your trade. Yours for Bargans Hodgeman County Hardware Furniture Chester I. Long addressed a good sized crowd at the court house last Friday. His speech consisted principally in a rehash of publications of the daily press for the past month. Republicans were convinced of the waek-ness of their Congresional candidate.

CLOSING OUT I Shall proceed at once to Close Out my entire Stock of goods. Now if you must have my dry goods or Clothing Boots or shoes or groceries, and want to save some money come and see me. Remember that I will take your Butter and eggs just the same as cash. W. Rankin.

The Chicago Ledger has struck the nail on the head by starting in its issue of August 1st a facinating love story entitled Caught in the strike." It deals with the late A. R. U. strike, giving names and places familiar to many of onr readers. Sample copy, giving first instalment of the story, will be mailed free on application to the Chicago Ledg- Via 1 er.

nicago, 111. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Dodge City Kansas. July. 27th 1894.

Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of bis claim, and that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver of the U. SLand Office at Dodge City, Kansas, on September 8, 1894, viz: JacobS. Rice, II. E. No.

16,911 for the s. w. J. Sec. 28.

township 24, S. 25, W. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, FREE HACKS TO AND I FROM ALL Hotel Building. RATES REASONABLE. KANSAS.

A. Irvine. TO J. W. WINN.

VOU- tinting CALL AT THE TRADE MARKS, SICN PATENTS CORY RIGHTS. ateJ tror rorormarion na tree Handbook wrtt to atTTaTXI ft a m. Oldest bureau for securing patents in America. Every patent taken out by is brought before the public by a notice given free of charge in tbe Latvest circulation of any acientiflc paper In the world. Splendidly illustrated.

Vo intelligent man should be without it. Weekly, St. GO a year; tLSueix months. Addren Muss A CXt PuaubHKKS, 3 til Broftiway.Kew YorfcOty. Star Livery Barn.

North of the Keyes House. BRUMBAUGH and SLATER, Proprietors. Does a General Livery and Feed Business. Horses boarded by Day or Week Good Rigs on Sliort Notice. Man on Hand Day and Night.

Give us a Call. Jetmore, Kansas- That $30,000 color press of the Chicago ntef Ocean is beinsr utilized in a unique and instructive mannsr by that great newspaper. It is being nsed to print a "Little Paper for Little People" with four full pages in colors, and beginniiij, with Sunday, April 29th, this paper will contain the first installment of a Chil dren's story, written especially for It by a Chicago newspaper man, Sam Clover. A unique feature of this story is that It Is to be named by Chicago school children after reading. This with the "Music Supplement, a new art feature, makes The SnDday Inter Ocean a most interesting and welcome visitor for every member of the family.

I Sno American NEATNESS AND DISPATCH. Denver, Colo, August 13 1 8. An nual Meet, League Wheelmen. of American Ames, Oct 3. Weslevnn Methodist.

Conference. "Fare and one third on CERTIFICATE PLAN from points in Kansas, including Kansas Citv and St. foe, Mo. certificates to be signed by Rev. G.

13. Howard, Topeka. This rate applies from points in Oklahoma and Indian Territory. S. T.

Jacobs, Agent. Mo. PAC, Joint Agent. Delphos; Kansas. Aug.

10 26. Annual Camp Meeting 1st Soc. Statrj Spiritualists. Fare ami one third on CERTIFI-CA1E PLAN from points in Kansas including Kansas City and St. Joe, Mo Certificates to be signed by J.

N. Richardson. Agent Union Pacific System, Joint Agent. Emporia, September 0 17. Annual Encampment 7th Day Advents.

Open rate one fare for the rourd trip from points in Kansas including Kansas City St. Joe Mo; excursion tickets to be sold Sept. 5, 6 and 10, good going on date of sale, and continuous passage in each direction with final limit of September 18th. Hutchinson, Aug 14 18. fctate G.

A. R. Encampment. 4iOpen rate one fare for the round trip from points in Kansas, Oklahoma and Indian Territory, including Kansas City and St. Joseph; excursion tickets to be sold August 13 16, inch, limited for return to and including August 19th.

Raymond, Aug. 8 19. Wesleyan Methodist Cburcti Camp Meeting. Fare and one third on CERTIFI CATE PLAN from points in Kansas. Certificates to be signed by Rev.

G. B. Howard. Agent A Joint Agent. Topeka.

Kansas, August 22 25. General Grand Chapter Royal Arch Mason and Graud Council Roval aud Select Master! U. S. Fare and one third on certificate plan from points in territory of Eastern and Trans-Missouri Committee Certificates to be signed by Hen- i ry VV. Mordhurst, Ft.

H. O. Garvey, C. T. P.

Joint xgent. Certificate of Central Traffic, Boston, Pass, Trunk Lines and Sou. Pass. Assn's should also be honored. (Cancel paragraph 34 Exe.

Cir. 40) Wichita Aug. 7 11. United Presbyterian Synod Kas. Fare and one third on certificate plan from points in Kansas, includ ing Kansas City and fat.

Joseph, Mo. Certificates to be signed by Rev. J. White. Agent, Union Depot.

Joint A- 9 gent. All Agexts; Idth ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT SONS OF VETERANS OF THE S. A. Davenport, August 20 2-L For the above occasion you may sell round trip tickets to Galesburg- at one end one third lowest first class Pare ariviainir naswn.rpru that tHv I are, aaviamg passengers tnat they car, repurchase at that poiut to Daveu port one basis of fare and one third. fieket8 to be sold August 18th to 20th inclusive, limited for return to I and including Augjst 25th.

To Agents West of Mo. Rivek. For the above occasion you. may sell round trip tickets to Davenport at one and one third lowest first class fare. Tickets to be sold Agent 17th to 19th inclusive, limited for return to and including August 25th, 1894.

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The JETMORE SIFTINGS is the 1 Uobu L.OOcldL JJctJJtJX in the county. Subscribe for the SIFTINGS. and cultivation of, said land, viz: William Greece, Henry Smith, Thomas Peterson, E. Adelbert Smiley, all of Dodge City, Kansas. JOHN I.

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