Troy Times from Troy, Kansas • 4

CREAT RUCK ISLASD ROUTE HE TROY TIMES. rV J. Vt. and wife, Martha Caudle and husband and Sarah Appleton and husband, heirs of Nancy Hobaugh, deceased, to Uras-tus Mathewson, hf of qr, 13, 2, 19; $2,083. Giyen Noy.

1, 1894. Elizabeth Huss, Wm. Scholz, Barbara Scholz, Geo. Huss, Anna Huss, Susanna Gerardy and Gabriel Gerardy, John Mr. Toner.

Mrs. Margaret M. Toner died Friday morning, February 1, at the home of F. W. Dmsmore, her son-in-law, in Fairbury, Nebraska.

She died of paralysis following a spell of lagrip. She had been rather feeble for some time past. The body was brought here Saturday morning and buried at 2dt Having bought the business lately owned by Julius Braun, I solicit the patronage of old friends and new. KATES OF BCBSCKIPTION: year, 31J50; four mctotbs.SOc.; six months IHs.i cig-ht months, tl.OO; or 12'4c. per month Huss' heirs, to Wm.

F. Kiehnhoff, fouri FRIDAY, February 8, 1895. Short Order Meals To Delinquents, Those of our subscribers who are not in arrears may skip this item, a3 it is a reminder to deliuquent3 that we must raise some money in a few days to pay bills incurred in getting out the paper. Your bill may be for only a year or it may be for three or four, which all goes to make up an aggregate of seyeral hand red dollars standing on our books. All of it would help us out amazingly and the very best that each one of you can do will be fully appreciated.

Don't delay ia sending the amount due us. If jou have forgotten the amount you are behind drop us a card and we'll be pleased to inform you. WE WILL TAKE YOU TO CALIFORNIA Cheaply, Quickly and Comfortably OX THE PMllips-Roct Island Tourist EXCURSIONS. Served at all hours at quick notice. Oysters Served in all styles, night or day.

Steam Bake Oven. A new Steam Bake Oven, in charge of a first-class Baker. All kinds of fresh Bakery Products, and Confectioneries constantly on hand. I will treat you right. JESSE HORR.

acres in the north-west corner of qr of qr, 19, 4, 22; $75. Given Jan. 5, 1895. David Botts and wife to Sebastian Reil, 20 rods off of west side of qr 35, 3, 22; 170. Jan.

23, 1895. Henry Backs and wife to Audrew Herman, south 10 acres of hf of qr, 2. 3, 19; $1. Tocorrect former deed. Jan.

7. 1895. BOND FOR DEED. Frances Fetter, widow of Lucas Fetter, to Harry Gardner, 22 acres in qr, 3. 3, 22; $400.

Bond $400. Jan. 22, 1895. Frances Fetter lo Fred Schuman, 70 acres off of side of qr, 2, 3, 22; $1,359.19. Bond for $1,359.19.

Jan. 22, 1895. We'll yentnre the suggestion that this is one cold spell that Major Went-worth don't kick about well, not so much as on other occasions at least. He and his son Frank are now engaged in the coal business in Kansas City. It became necessary to amputate Henry Kentzler's leg and the operation was performed last Saturday.

His ankle was mashed in a runaway two or three months ago and the bones would not knit. He liyes uear Geary City. It has been suggested that alleys are for the use of the public and should not be made impassable by the accumulation of all manner of things Some alleys in Troy are of little nse to the public and the property owners as well. Elder Speer stopped off Monday between "trains, as he returned home to Iowa Point from Severance, where" he had been holding a protracted meeting for three weeks. Ten were added to the membership of the Severance church.

Charley Mann was down from Highland yesterday. He had gone to St. Joseph Tuesday eyening and had to lay over here as he returned, owing to the knocked out condition of the traiu service. He reports their business prosperous. There will be preaching at Oakland next Sunday at 11 o'clock.

Services are held there every other Sunday. The conference year of the M. E. church closes with Sunday, March 10. The conferense this year will be held at Leavenworth.

The wonderful tales of how cold it was in the hotel and elsewhere about LOCAL GOSSIP. Olive cemetery Sunday, the funeral services haying been conducted by Rev. Dametz in the Presbyterian churcli at 11 o'clock. Mrs. Toner's maiden name was Pit-tinger.

She was born July 23, 1821, in Maryland, where she was married to James Zimmerman, who died leaying her with one son, Eugene C. Zimmerman of St. Joseph. She was afterwards married in Ohio to James Toner, who served in the war, during which time she came to Troy, and he came when the war closed. He died here in 1872 leaving two daughters, one of whom died several years ago, the other is Mrs.

Emma A. Dinsmore, wife of F. W. Dinsmore. Mrs.

Toner had lived in Troy for more than thirty years and although she had of late years spent more of the time with her daughter than here, still she considered this her home. She was a good neighbor, kindly disposed to all and leaves a host of friends, whose sympathies follow in their grief the" son and daughter and their families. She was a member of the Presbyterian church. rTF IP Because the rate In Sleeping JUICE Bccause fvel on the BJL Fastest trains that run. COMFORT.

rou bar. a Through Sleeper. Frances Fetter to Frank Meng, 20 W. L. CLARK.

VV. S. CLARK. FOURTZEX TEARS RECORD Over 100,000 already carried and all like the service. acres off end 90 acres of qr, 2, 3, 22; $500.

Bond for $500. Jan. 22, 1895. X. K.

Stout to Oliver J. Vanchcoick, 13 to 18 below zero yesterday morning. S. P. Zimmerman spent Wednesday in St.

Joseph. A. R. Neely spent Saturday and Sunday in Oregon, Mo. Miss Edna Bycrs fell and broke her right arm the last of last week.

C. M. Finley and Claude Jones were rabbit hunting at Leona Tuesday. L. M.

Coons went to Missouri Wednesday morning on a business trip. Wiil Dinsmore and wife came from Fairbury Saturday with Mrs. Toner's body. Walter Myers spent Sunday at home. He reports progress in his studies at the medical college.

CLARK BROTHERS rj all of qr, 16, 3, 21, lying between PROPRIETORS OF the right of way of the C. K. N. Ry. CAR LEW ES CHlCAOO-EvfryTuot-dy i ttia Beautiful Indian Territory, Texas and THE SCXST SOUTH LINK.

CAR LEAVES CHICAGO Ersry Thursday -via Colorado and thw Scenie Route. and the right of way of the St. J. G. I.

R. except about acre deeded to The Troy Roller Mills, John Maupin and Jerry Maples, con taining about six acres; $600. Bond for MANUFACTURERS OF SPEGIAL MANAGER GOES EACE ALBERT PERRY, $600. Jan. 30, 1895.

TAX DEEDS. Doniphan County to W. J. Carter, All Grades of Flour. Graham, Meal and Feed.

TRIP. TO CARE FOR THE MANY WANTS OF THE PASSENGERS EX ROUTE. We especially solicit your exchange patronage. Our Flour and Meal are for sale by all the merchants of Troy as well as at the mill. Farm for Sale.

Sixty acres half a mile from Wathena. Inquire of Elmer Abbey, Wathena, Kan. HICKORY GROVE. "It snows" cries the school boy. Mrs.

Kelley is reported very sick. Mr. Wassorthas his new house nearly completed. There is to be a wedding in Coon Hollow soon. Guess who it is.

Frank Burehett has gone to Missouri for a month's visit with his folks. Our school is progressing nicely under the management of Mis3 Anna Manville. We can't tell you all the benefits ia fr qr, except the undived hf interst in qr of said fr qr, 31, 3, 23, 139 acres $105.44. Jan. 18.

1895. St. Joe. Grand Island Railroad Homeseekers' Excursion February 12, 1895. this but for your California trip you should post yourself.

Address, town Wednesday night and yesterday morning, while having some foundation in fact, would indicate that a larger room should be secured at once for the meetings of the liars' club. Robt. Castles' write home that they are haying a fine time in Florida. The climate is not at all winterish to them. Robt.

has been trying his hand at duck hunting and has brought down some game and had the full benefit of all the accessories such as getting ducked and JOHN SEBESTIAN. C. P. Chicago. Attorney at Law, TISOV.

KANSAS. Office. South Side PublicSquare. J. M.

HALLIGAN, ATTORNEY AT LAY Office over Doniphan County State Bank. TROY, KANSAS Collections racojvc prompt EDWARD SIMON, llreeder of and Dealer in Barred Plymouth Rock, B. Langs-an, S. C. B.

Leghorn, S. S. Hamburg Chickens. P.O. aldreg3 Troy) Troy Jucrlion, Kas.

Has alwnys on hands bens and cockerels for sule. Eifgs for hHtcning in acaaon. so forth. FOUND Miss Katie Malone went to St. Joseph Rev.

Dametz feels as though he owes Tuesday for a week's visit with her sister, Miss Hallie. an apology to the people of the Iola district. He had announced a service Caveats, and Trade-M arks obtained, and all Pat- 2 The place to buy groceries and save There was a dance in our vicinity money is at the Cash Grocery. there for Sunday night, but the inclem A. J.

Goddin, who was laid up for a couple of weeks, is much better and will soon be well. Mrs. Louise Zimmerman was up from St. Joseph Sunday to visit her mother, Mrs. J.

Ii. Maynard. Remember us when you want job work done. We can do you good work at reasonable prices. The Wathena items haye failed to arrive.

We are sure that it is because of the delay of the mails. The preaching at the union meetings of the Methodist church has been done by Rev. Thorp this week. Onr new city marshall shows commendable energy by cleaning the snow from the sidewalks and crossings. Jas.

R. Anderson was up from Wa thena Saturday and reports his restaurant and bakery yenture prospering. I haye some good paper that I will trade for horses. Call at Higby House. D.

O. Brown. The Grand Island train from the west was three hours late Saturday, owing to a wreck on the west end of the road. Services are held at the Presbyterian church every Sunday at 11 o'clock. The Endevor society meets at 3 o'clock.

There was a scare Sunday at Mrs. J. B. Maynard's on account of a fire in a flue, but no particular damage was done. last Friday night; quite a little crowd being present, three, of them being ent weather and his feeling somewhat i ent business conducted for Moocaarc Fcea.

Office is Owjsitc U. 8. PaTewrOrrtet; snd we can secure patent ia lew tuuc 1mu those i remote from Washington. Send model, drawing or phofcx. with descrtp- jticn.

We advise, if patentable or not, free of 2 I cbarfra. Our fee not due till patent is secured. A PaaiPMirr, "Howto Obtain with indisposed kept him away. Report Lemons per dozen 20 12 lbs Cracked Hominey 25 fiddlers. They danced until the wee M.

H. BAILEY SON We now have more goods and cheaper goods than we ever had and must and will sell for Spot Cash, lower than any house in Troy. All Hound Oak Bed-room Suits irom 812.50 to 30.00. H. BAILEY SON, comes to him that the school house was hours of the morning and seemed to enjoy themselves immeneely.

well filled. 6 Flaked Hominey 25 8 Rolled Oats 25 African Java Coffee, 3 lbs 1 00 con ci same in ia, v. o. ua MnngDcwisum i sent free. Address.

iC.A.S&OW&CO.f OPf. Patent Omcc, Washington, D. C. A. L.

Perry was ready to move into We have been having beautiful weather here for sleighing and coast one of the Byers houses Wednesday, ing, borne ot the boys ana girls nave Gun Powder Tea 60 Uocolored Japan Tea 50 Young Hysen Tea 35 3 Cans Corn. 25 but was delayed by the storm. Ole Olsen's move into the Mrs. Toner house south of the Square. A Mr.

look's Cotton Root Woodcock from Holton will occupy the organized a coasting party. After having broken one man's leg and crushed another's fingers, they concluded they had better break up the party. Cleopatra. Olsen building, where his wife will put IW3 in a stock of millinery. COI1POUND.

A recent discovery by aa ol ttMjnlA'tf tAoMsaiwi, of its-dies, lstbeonly perfectly saA. and reliable meuicine disoov-rrpd. buwarsbf or Drlncluled: CASH HOWARD, THE OLD RELIABLE Well Borers and Drillers TROY, KAN. Wo have machinery for groins' through any kind of soil or rock. Will contract a supoly of water, or no pay.

Good work at reasonable rates. Tiling and pipe always on hand Write for us, or leave orders at J. B. lyers liHrdwuro store. The Woman's Home and Foreign Kansas Troy, Missionary Society, of the Lutheran church, of Moray, Kansas, will give an rfrurcists WHO offer Inferior oysttr supper at school house No.

48 on Friday evening, Feb. 15, 1895. Every one is cordially invited. tnsdlclnes In piece of tnia. A sk tor Cook's Cori Koot Coirolft lain ef or Inelose 1 1 ana 6 cents ill iioslage in tetter, and we will Ktrud.

sualeO, by return mail, ull scaled particulars la plaits etveUHe, to ladles a stamps. r- Pond LliV Coaniisay, jL Ko.i'lhheri-ioclluut,Slcfc For" "Sale by U. C. Sinclair Troy, K.ua Dental Notice. Dr.

J. Myers will be at Highland, Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 11 and 12. Sealed. Bids.

Sealed tenders for the erection of the Christian church. Troy, Kansas, will be received by the president of the board till noon of Saturday, Feb. 16, 1895. Bids may be made to furnish and build complete, or for entire work, or for orr's Restaurant Mrs. Kate Beakg, Pres.

Mrs. Oscar Nelson, Sec. Jos. Hagenbuch's entertained a few of the young folks at a card party Wednesday night. A good time is reported.

G. P. Zinn, who had been in Bun- W. PRY. AUCTIONEER 2 Salmon 25 Sardines 5 and 10 cts Box 7 bars Rose Savon 25 Kirk's White Russian and Savon, Pearl, Silk, Lenox, Clariette and Maple City Brown Soaps 6 bars, 25 Horse Shoe Tobacco per ft 40 California Canned Goods.

2 Cans Best Peaches 35 2 Cans Bartlett Pears 35 1 can Famious Crawford Peaches 15 1 Apricots 15 1 Egg Plums 15 2 Table Plums 25 I always carry a good supply of Oranges, Lemons and Bananas. For prices on other goods call and see me at the Cash Grocery. First door west of Higby House. C. Jexkinson, Troy, Kansas.

Newspapers bring bad tidings of wood8 pnospnoDixB, Tha Great English Remedy. Chas. H. Fairall, formerly of White PromrHlv and stennancn- ly oitres all ormsof Cloud, but for seyeral years past a res! Oak for several days in the interest of elfect cf AtmM or Xhum the Fraternal Aid Association, spent Tuesday in town. I.K,ltMl WW.

fears in thousands of eaaef 1st separate parts of the work. The board reserves the right to reject any oi all bids. Plans and specifications may be seen at the residence of M. V. Hargis, Pres.

of Board. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. rut i ftluin iomra. Ask J. D.

Carlisle, who was on the sick JrurciHC for D's faoe-i-Rvi if be effcra AKD Stock Commission Salesman, -SEVERANCE, KAN. Will err sales in nny part of the country on hurt notice, parties desiring my services should g-et my dates before Pleas call on or address J. W. PRY, Severance. Kan.

an. el Hotel, All kinds of Bakery Products, Wohlesale and Betail. Fancy Groceries, Confectionery, Tobacco and Cigars. W. H.

HORR, Propr. list last week, was able to return to his Eefore cadAfUv wontiioss medicine ia nlaoe shop Monday to help his customers to cl tola, Irave Bin aroneet store, inclose prw, ia letter, and we will send by return mail. iTine.oce I-acfcave, St; six. Crus vrUl plea. mijB triaiesws.

I'aniplitet in rT-ln sead OBvefc.rw?, 8 stamps. steaks, sausage, etc. Clarence Cash returned from Horton AUursss lii. Wood r. std avcuiu IxtioVU iLissw Monday night to remain till the force layed off from the Rock Island shops is YnO mT A3 CUT called back to work.

needs Filed for Record In Doniphan County for half month ending Jan. 31, 1895. WARRANTY DEEDS. Christoff Stein weden and wife to John Cooper, lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and 12, in 31. Doniphan; $40.

Given Dec. 11, 1894. Cyrns C. Camp and wife to Henry As we get ready to go to press the paper for this issue has not If BERT WAKEFIELD, 13AEBEH SHOP Hot and Cold Baths Always in Order. JTorth Side Square, TROT, KAN.

your copy of it reaches you late you may know the cause. Boder, 46 acres and 29 rods out of Ex-register of deed3 Hampson is studying geography at odd moments these days trying to locate a more qr 18, 3, 21; $26.60. Given Feb. 17, 1894. Chas.

L. Baile and wife to Wm. J. Kelley. 35 acres of hf of qr, 35, 2, 21; $750.

January 15, 1895. salubrious winter climate. St. Jonepli Grand Inland It. IS.

Ilomeaeekern' Kifiirslon, Feb. 12, 1895. One lowest first-class fare, plus $2.00 will be made for round trip tickets on February 12, to certain points in Kansas, Nebraska. Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Idaho (east of and including Market Lake and Weiser), Indian and Oklahoma Territoiies, Arkansas, Texas Missouri, Louisiana and New Mexico. Tickets will be limited for return lo March 4, and stop-overs allowed on both going and returning trip.

For rates, time or any information, address nearest agent, or O. G. Burrows, T. P. A.

St. Joseph or the under itte p.cws cionis oHP4jnr, J0MN WEOOERBUKN, Managing ftrrnraey, i. O. Box WASlUj ulua. O.

PFSIOSS raocctED prw SOLDIERS, WIDOWS, CHILDREN. PARENTS. Also, for Soldiers snd Sailors disabled fn thfl Bneof duty in the rearalar Arniyor Ksvy alaeethe war. Survivors of the Indian wan of JKKt to aad tnelr widows, new entitled. Old and rejectee cJniti a Thousands entitled to rtruerraane, rend for new laws.

cbarza tot advica. Solos caul eucttatial. THE HIGBY HOUSE A. R. Neelg, North Side Public Square, TROY, HAS.

This housj has been thoroughly refitted and renovated, and will be kept the best of order and the table furnished with the best the market affords. Local Country Trade Especially Solicited. Wednesday the snow was blown For Sale. A good farm of nearly 200 acres, located handy to Troy. Can sell about O0, or 140 acres.

Also some good houses in Troy. Inquire at this office for terms. around so much and so thoroughly mixed with dirt that a drift seemed about as much the one as the other. ST- I Mrs. E.

C. Zimmerman and son were over from St. Joseph Sunday to attend .1 1 fr. SOLID THROUGH i 1 1 1 1 1 Mrs. Toner's funeral.

Mr. Zimmer man's health would not permit him to signed, TRAINS come. C. CCA MP. Cashier.

JOSE PJI HATTOJf. President. A. C. DEAVER.

Vice President. The "Wsstern Trail" is published uartery by the Chicago, Rock Island Faciiic Railway. It tells how to get a farm in the West, smd it will be sent to you gratis for one year. Send name and address to 'Editor Western Trail, Chicago," and rccieve it one y.ar free. John Sscestiak, G.

P. A. S. M. Adist, G.

P. St. Joseph, Mo. rcon Prof. O.

C. Hill, now Gov. Morrill's chief executive clerk, stopped off here Friday evening between trains as he went to his Hiawatha home to spend The Doniphan County State Bank. TROV, KANSAS. MOSEY TO LOAN.

We pay interest on time deposits, boy and sell exchange, and extend aC' commodatione consistent with safe and prudent banking. Sunday. Thursday night of last week, Jan. 31, Wm. E.

Wilson of Ray, and Miss XOTICE OF PUBLICATION'. To I. D. Bceler, C. C.

Beeler and G. T. Murry: Take notice that the undersig-ned. Charles Wylie. plaintilT.

has sued you, defendants, in the District Court of Doniphun County, State of Kansas. The object and prayer of bis petition therein filed atrainst you is toobtain judfrment ag-ainst you for the rent of farming lands for the year 14 under your contract with plaintiff dated March 25, 1803, for J350. You are required to answer said petition on or before the 10th day of March, or judgment will be taken asrainst you for said sum of $350 and costs, anil an order for sale of 35U bushels of corn attached in said action. Charles Wyhe, By Albert Perry, his Attorney. Marcia Newton were married at the home of the bride's parents, at Troy Junction.

dent of Cheyenne Wells, where he was county attorney. It seems that he was rnixed up in some crookedness in some divorce proceedings, and skipped out, presumably to avoid facing the disgrace of exposure. Rev. Thorp of the South Methodist church and Rev. McDougle of the M.

E. church haye been conducting union' services at the M. E. church this week. It is expected that the meeting will be continued through next week at the South Methodist church.

The attendance has not been large, but the work seems to be beginning in earnest. Isaac A. Rigby. of Concordia, who was in town Tuesday of last week on business connected with the estate of Mrs. Nancy Hargis, was born at Geary City, where his father used to run the mill.

Seventeen years ago they moved to Concordia, where the young man has practiced law nearly ten years, having graduated in 1885 from the Law Department of the State University. The trains were tied up pretty com- pletely Wednesday and Thursday. The Grand Island train due here at 5 p. m. didn't come.

The night irain west and yesterday morning's east were annull- ed. The Rock Island north-west was tied up at Fairbury coming east. The south-west trains went through, but not on time. The Grand Island snow plow went west yesterday about 10 o'clock. The skating was pronounced fine the last of last and the first of this week.

The moonlight made the evenings beautiful. Amongst the merry skaters M. A. Alexander was perhaps the merriest. He ventured on the ice only once, however, and not succeeding in getting his feet to do his bidding, as they used to when he was a boy, concluded to venture no more.

C. Leland, joined in the sport a few times, and the dullness of a fall (this by report) which he and one of the fair skaters endured, fairly shook the ice from edge to edge of the pond. The discussion of the weather was the principal theme yesterday. All admitted that it was cold and all insisted that tt was a matter of news that should be chronicled. The main question to be settle seemed to be whether it was colder than during our other cold spell.

The thermometers registered all the way from 12 to 18 degrees below which made it the coldest of the season. But those who claim to have the best thermometers claim that it was not so cold as before. The strong wind made Wednesday night the coldest of the season indoors, whether the mercury went as low, or not, as previously. The St Joseph Grand Island Railroad has on sale at all times, tickets to all points at lowest rates. Direct connection at Grand Island for all Western points, and at St.

Joseph Union Depot with all diverging lines for North, East and South. For rates and other information, call on or address nearest local agent or S. M. Adist, G. P.

A. 5t. Joseph, Mo. OfaOO ammnum Don't forget to tell your neighbor that, besides the local news, we give as good an assortment of general news as can Frank Johnson and wife to Edd. Thornton, 1 acres near center of qr, 16, 2, 20: $50.

Feb. 8, 1894. Chas. L. Loyd and wife to Richard Priebe, hf of qr of qr and qr of qr 20, 4, 21, 120 acres; $5,000, and mortgage for $1,000.

Jan. 17, 1895. Wm. Tracy and wife to Lula Moore, qr, 8, 2, 20; $6,400. Jan.

16, 1895. Jemima Shirley, et al. to Aaron Herring, small tract in qr, 20, 2, 20; $25. Sept, 6, 1890. Wm.

Ransom and wife to Hugh J. Troy, 20 acres of qr of qr, 29, 3. 22; $650. May 11, 1891. Rosa Weber to Chas.

Mcecke, lot 7, blk20, Wathena; $100, Dec. 22, 1894. David Kerscher and wife to J. D. Hazen, 18 feet of lot 3 and hf of lot 5, on Maple street, Nesbit's addition to Leona; $600.

Jan. 19, 1895. Stephen Scarlett to S. Van Doran, lots 7 to 12, blk 50, White Cloud; $300. Jan.

17, 1895. Royal J. Wentworth to James L. Zimmerman, lots 8 and 9, blk 28, Troy, except a strip off of north side; $1,700. Jan.

21, 1895. Aaron Herring and wife to J. French and D. I. Barrett, one lot and store building email tract in qr of 20, 2, 20; $800.

Jan. 16, 1895. Elizabeth C. Lewis to Wm. Boone 5 feet off of lot 5, blk 93, Highland; $50, Jan.

10, 1895. Francis A. Shanks and wife to Geo. Brenner, lot 7, blk 2, Forman's Add. to Doniphan; $50.

Sept. 9, 1885. School District No. Gl, by its Board of Directors, to Clinton S. Thompson, lots 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14, blk 65, Highland; $700.

Jan. 22, 1895. Kansas City St. Joseph TO St. Louis, Chicago, Omaha, Peoria, St.

Paul and Minneapolis With Vestbinlcd Drawing Room Sleep ing Cars, Reclining Chair Curs Seats Free). Only one change of cars to Atlantic Goast The test Lino for NEW YORK. BOSTON, FH I LA DELPH I A.WASHI NGT0N Baltimore, Cincinnati. I AO AW A. FALLS, PITTSBURG.

AND ALL EASTERN POINTS. For full Information, address H. C. ORR, A sit. Gen.

Fassoorcr Arrnt. Kar.saa City, Mo. llLh aed Broadwsr, SAX2A3 C3TT, EO Worth Doable the TXoney. Send at once to John Sebastin, be put together in the space that can bo given to it. Wliere Healing Water Flow.

Hot Springs, South Dakota, Is a place that everyone should visit. It's a healthy resort; the best in the west. It's a charming spot where pure air nd healing waters put sickness to and makes anything but perfect health well-nigh an impossibility. Invalids, no matter what their ailment, should give Hot Springs a trial. It's suro to benefit them, more than likely to cure.

How to get there? Why, b- the liurliugton Route, of course. It's the line. Ask the local agent for full information, or write to the undersigned for a beautifully illustrated pamphlet. J. Francis, Gcn'l Pass 'r Tkt Agt.

Omaha, Xeb. A- jot We shall make you a clubbing offer with the Leavenworth Times next week. T. C. R.

I. P. R. Chicago, 111., and receive, postage paid, the slickest deck of cards you ever handled. Only Ten Cents per pack, in stamps or coin.

We already have rates witli the Semi WtiUMM III ntPf Weekly Capital and the Twice-a-Week (K. Times. Mrs. ilber Clark's father, Abe An ait son of Davis City, Iowa, arrived Sun Tnds-icaiSs, Easlja Patents, And all Patent btuiiieas conducted for MODERATE FEES. Information and adrlce sires to la recton PRESS CLAIMS JOHN WEDDERBURK, AUornej, P.

O. Box 453. Wabetsctos, D. ByThia Company Is t7 comblaatloa of the largest and moet Influential newspapers in da United States, or tlie erpresa purpose of ststect-lag their nb.cribfra against unscrupulous and incompetent Talent AgecU, and ertj paper printing tii advertisement Touches for tle respond. THIS RiWITiBUJH day for a short visit.

He and Mrs Anson, who came some time ago, re turned to Iowa Wednesday. la a private toivital a qalot borne for tiiose Rdicted -wltli medical and eurglcaj tiiifiascs, and Is supplied -with all the reme dial mesna Known so science an a trie latest The fourteen-year-old daughter of instruments required in znocern surgery. RCOK13 CO "or tftA morifttire of Tarlents. tv ro Daniel Landis livins near Brenner died of pneumonia Monday night. The A Comfortable Route to California.

During the winter you shold patronize the Phillips-Rock Ishild Excursions that run from Chicago and Minneapolis every Tuesday, and via Kansas City, Tope Wichita? Ft. Worth and El. Paso, lands you at Los ADgeles the following Saturday night. Trip is quick and cheap, for a second funeral will be held today, having been petner witn oar complete untee-oiaaing Iw-partnjent, ir.ake this, the lartn-st fcnd oldeotand tie ca)y ti.o?ougi)y equipped Sanitarium la tLfc iYwt. SURGICAL for the trm of Varicocele.

postponed on account of the storm. Fil-33, Stricture steel listcla, are ot Remember the teachers' meeting: that ocenrrence. Ufa ac will be held in the school house toinor Wm. Chappie and wife to Edgar Scientific American A class ticket takes yoiron a fast, first A neatly pcbltebed Dust rated tbroasrhout. etiowinr the Sanitarium, wltn Kunkel, 6 acres in corner of 14, 2, Agency for row.

Your presence will be appreciated by theru and doubtless you'll be paid Public Sale! At my farm five miles northwest of Troy, and one mile northwest of the Mosquito creek school house, on Wednesday, Feb. 13. I will offer for sale at public vendue the following described property to wit: Seven head of horses, including my brown, six-year-old stallion. Pride, four young work horses, and two yearling colts; Seven cows, all fresh, or will bf soon, and two yearling heifers; About 75 head of stock hogs, half of them Ohio Improved Chesters and half Poland Ciinas. of all ages, including several sows and gilts in pig; A good farm wagon, in use two years.

Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. Teems of Sale: $5 and under cash; on all sums over $5 a credit of nine months, purchaser to give bankable note, without interest if paid when due, if not so paid ten per cent per annum from date. Eight per cent off for cash. G. W.

CHARLES. J. W. Prt, Auctioneer, photographs of many put lee -wUcb will well for the time spent with them. class train, and sleeping car all the way only costs fG from Chicago, St Paul or Minneapolis and but f5 from Kansas, City.

be mailed iree to any fuiureas. For further lnTormation call or address) C. U. C0E, KAKSAS CITY, B0. Mrs.

Jos. Hagenbuch received her married lady friends Tuesday afternoon. Her mother was visiting her at Stranger!" Is the Texas Welcome. Texas will say Howdy" to you. it you will ran down and give her hospitable citizens half a chance to get acquainted with yon.

Besides bein; a pleasant place to visit, it does not take a back seat as a wealth producer. Oa the Gulf Coast of Texas may Le found attractions for homeseekers; 20 acres of land, planted in pears, net owner yearly. James E. Watson, Passenger Agent, Atchison, will farnish free pamphlet describing Texas. Write for it.

Cheap rates in ilTct daring the fall aad winter months; inquire of ntfares A. T. S. F. agct.

CAVEATS, 2 TRADE MARKS, WaVi DESICM PATENTS, Winter Tonrll I tales. The St. Joseph Grand Island E. R-has on sale at all points Tourist Tickets to re-orts in Texas, New Mexico, nto at once ror a loitier tnat gives route unci time table and any Ticket Agent can give you the rate for cheap tickets that permits you to Tide ou the the lime and was thus given an oppor COPYRIGHTS, etc. tunity of getting acquainted with a 20; $50.

Jan. 16, 1895. Richard Thomas and wife to Caroline A. Fry. lots 11 and 12, blk 13, North Wathena; $600.

May 3, 1890. DEED. C. O. Tarklesoo.

Guardian of Branson Ridge, to Thotiias Turner, undivided half of lot 9, P.ippey's Add. to Seyerance, five aeres; $200. April 6, 1894. QUIT CLAIMS. Elijah Mathewson and wife.

Letitia Noble and h'isbaud, Thos. Mathewson Louisiana, Mississippi, Georgia, Alabama. Florida and South Carolina, at large number of the ladies of Troy. S. P.

Zimmerman has bought L. For Information and tree Handbook writ to MUSS CO- S1 BuoicwAT, New YORK. Oidet biirnu for tecunoe patents in America. Ett uatent taken ont by ns is brotieht bef'irs the ponuc ttj a nouce given tree ot charge in timitik JVutmnm circulation of any sdentifle paper hi the world. Splendidly No iEteliiznt man ehotLd be without it.

Weeilr. S3.00 a ear; l-5t)six months. Address SiCX.N A CO. hrsus-Biad, el Broajaway. Kew Vfc 3sr fastest trains, and for small amount additional (mentioned above) you have Through Sleeper." These Tourist Excursions are a popular mode of travel, and in winter this is a popular ronte.

Jxo. Sebastian, G. P. A. Coon's drug store arid may be seen there ready for business most any time of day.

The trade was consummated greatly reduced rates. All tickets good for return nntil May 31, 1835. For any further information call on or address nearest ajrent or S. id. Ar.isT.

G. P. A. Joseph, Mo. last Saturday.

Orr- F. Richmond re tains his position as prescription clerk..