The Anthony Journal from Anthony, Kansas • 3

GREAT MS ROYAL W. 11. Tuckei vs. T. J.

Holdridge et al, judgment for plaintiff. W. Hirst vs. F. B.

Singer et al, judgment for plaintiff. W. R. Tucker vs Jolm G. Kensley et al, judgment for plaintiff.

W. It. Tucker vs. Letty Vowels et al, judgment for plaintiff. First National Bank of Harper vs.

J. S. Minor et al, judgment for plaintiff. -First National Bank of Harper vs. Mathew Miller et al, judgment for SPECIAL POISTEES.

The greatest real estate bargains ever offered. Call for list at Jouuxal office. Owners having farms for rent can advertise them in the Anthony Jounx-al free of charge. Croup, whooping cough and bronchitis immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure. Sold by J.T.Julian.

That hacking cough can be so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee REAL ESTATE BARGAINS. No. 101. Lots 1 and 24in Block 81 city of Anthony.

Good house and well. Close to High school. Make an offer for it. No. 102.

Lot 25 by 150 feet, adjoins the Davis building. Only $2,500 if taken soon. No. 103. 160 acre farm adjoining the well known Rusell farm.

Sixty-live acres in cultivation, gtuxl water," fair improvements. Only $10 an acre. HAVING DETERMINED TO CLOSE OUT OUR BUSINESS IN ANTHONY AT AN EARLY DAY, WE OFFER TO THE PUBLIC THE GREATEST INDUCEMENTS AND BARGAINS EVER BEFORE KNOWN IN HARPER COUNTY. Our stock is entirely new and selected from the eastern market with the utmost care. We have a very large stock of Dry Goods apd Clothipg.

HATS, CAPS AND GENTS FURNISHINC GOODS. This is positively a and examine the goods, vinced. Anthony, P.PT GIVE IT FRESH AIR THESE ELEGANT full lipe at (1 1 JLf. closing out sale. Come get prices and be con Kansas.

AND SCNLIGIIT IN ONE i)V CANOPY IIOI NCERS. low ppees. THE- Stems -Wind Mill 2 .00 rll, Tlic Only FLEXIBLE Wind Mill MAX UFA CTrilEI). ran graduate the fijx-ed of wheel a low a.H IS strokes jkt minute iji Mrnn winds. We ue only iiineleen pieces in the ent ire coii- tnict ion of Hit iron woik.

Our Mill cannot be equalled for hiiu-plicity, jxiwer and self-governju iin cijdes. We luaniifa'tiire Tails, 1'iinf and Wind Mill of every ic-criji1 ion. IleJible ai-utg wanted' in unoccupied territory. F. STEARNS f- U.S.A.

S'Jlfl 'IT fit! thirpic. he Sterling Co. Manufacturer! of THE STERLING FIAHOS, wrncTf to Quality of Tone, Beatity of Design, FINISH and adaptability for stand' Ing In Tuno -avo no equal. Every Plana Yfemnle i fcr Rys Years And aatMractloii trnanxiU! tonrf jmvt.iuvr. Also Manufacture the Wofld-Rekoitweo STERLING OIIGAN Factories, Derby, Conn.

'II' 1 The largest line ol and Undertak Ft. Scott, Wichita WesUrn By. TRAINS ARRIVE- From East. Kuasu City Express Mixed l'rvltfbt From Wnt. Fxinvpf TK.WNS lfc-AKT.

Guiuif West. Knui-us City Kxprues Uoiutf Eaat. Knot City Express Mixed freight. ..9:47 a. M.

....7:10 p.m. a. m. .6:2 v. si.

a. ji The mixed truing carry passengers with tlck-at, and connect at Wichita with the through Express to and from St Lou in. W. S. Bristol.

Agrnt. "FBISCOLU.E." TRAINS ARRIVE. No. 3 through passenger train from St. Louis 8:45 No.

29 mixed freight (carries passengers with tlckats) 7:25 p.m. TRAINS DEPART. No. 4 Through mail to St. Louis 6:40 a.m.

No. 30 Mixed freight (carries passengers with tickets) 1:35 p-m. Train No. 4 (daily) has free palace reclining chair cars between Anthony and St. Louis without change la both directions.

Train No." 4 makes direct connecti on with all through trains at Union Depot, St. Louis, for all points East, Northeast and Southeast. Tickets on sale and baggage checked to all points in the United States, Canada and Mexico. W. E.

Blackburn, Agent. District Court. Gapin Ys. Dutch, judgment for plaint in for 20O and same dec-reed to lje first lien. G.

L. Freeman vs. M. J). Lee et ul, judgment for phiiutiff Chas.

L. Flint v.s. Joseph O. Shelton et al, judgment for plaintiff. Harper County National Hank vs.

J. M. Strawn et al, judgment for plaintiff, George Fishhaugh vs. Joseph De- moret, judgment for plaintiff. J.

M. and D. K. Watt vs. S.

S. Singer, judgment for defendant for costs. Henry Rohling vs. M. W.

Halsey, appeal dismissed. J. Pennewell vs. Peter Itiley, judgment for plaintiff. J.

B. Watkins vs. Mathew Miller et ul judgment for plaintiff and decree of foreclosure. Maria S. Udale vs.

J. F. M.Andrews et al judgment for plaintiff, and decree of foreclosure. Addison Gilbert vs. Oscar U.

Cleveland et al judgment for plaintiff and decree of foreclosure. E. A. JKakins vs. Win.

Forbes judgment for plaintiff. J. II. Weir et al vs. M.

T. lloberson judgment for plaintiff. Daniel Scheidler vs. John S. Schoon-over, judgment for plaintiff.

First National Bank vs. E. Lewis et al, judgment for plaintiff. Charles Lester vs. Wm.

Forbes, judgment for plaintiff. Sirah Singleton vs. Win. Forbes, judgment for plaintiff. Mary A.

Kyle vs. Bnlger Rapp, judgment for plaiutiff. Brown fc Coffin an vs. John M. Strawn et al, judgment for plaintiffs.

P. Anderson Son vs. T. J. Hold ridge et al judgment for plaintiff 426 85.

Patterson vs. Cooper andQuigg judg ment for plaiutiff. John Moffett vs. II. C.

Maxwell et al judgment for plaintiff. Citizens Bank of Wichita vs. F. B. Singer et al, judgment for plaintiff.

J. W. Barnes vs. Charles E. Halsey, judgment for defendant.

Hubbard Taylor vs. Win. Forbes fct al, judgment for plaintiff. Citizens Bank of Wichita vs. P.

Grif fin et al, judgment for plaintiff. W. G. Muir et al, vs. J.

N. Adams, judgmeut for defendant. E. D. Kimball vs.

S. A. Wolfe et al, judgment for defendants. Mary Ealy vs. W.

D. Laughlin, judg ment for plaintiff. W. W. Xevens vs.

Eckard P. Peters et al, judgment and decree for plaintiff. Emily A. Todd vs. Eckard P.

Peters, judgment and decree for plaintiff. Henry Dickinson vs. John Hiatt, judgment for plaintiff. C. A.

Parks, trustee vs. Jesse R. Cox et al, judgment and decree for plaint iff. C. A.

Parks, trustee vs. Wm. II.Har- rell, judgment for plaintiff. Mast, Foos Co. vs.

Wm. Forbes et judgment for plaintiff. Wm. Deering Co. vs.

S. S. Singer et al, judgment for plaintiff. Harper county national Bank vs "Wm. Baker et al, judgment for plaint iff.

James Moffett vs. Taylor II. Berry et al, judgment for plaintiff. Wm. H.

Baseman vi. W. C. Alpine, judgment for plaintiff. A.

S. McDaniel vs. W. II. Forbes et al, judgment for plaintiff.

Walter Talbot vs. James A. Ham mers, judgment for plaintiff. W. II.

Hurd vs. S. S. Singer et al, judgment for plaintiff in four cases. Z.

T. York vs. Mary Heed et al, judg meut for defendants. Jarvis Conkliu Mortgage Trust Co. vs.

Elijah McCarty et al, judgment for defendants. Jarvis Conklin Mortgage Trust Co. vs. Harper County Driving Park Asso ciatfcm, judgmeut for defendant. Susan B.

Cole vs. Lew Sargent et al, judgment for defendants. Cliarles Lund et al vs. Charles S. Lloyd, judgment for defendant.

Coddington Savings Bank vs. Wm. H. Muuger et al, judgment for defend ants. Jarvis Conklin Mortgage Trust Co.

vs. S. II. Martin, judgment for defendant. W.

It. Tucker as. J. G. Kensley et ad judgment for plaintiff.

R. Tneker vs. Joshua Freemnn et al, judgmeut for plaintiff. W. R.

Tucker vs. Anna M. Goggin et al, judgment for plaintiff. at daintiff. W.

II. Hurd vs. James A. and O. Hammers, judgment and decree of foreclosure six cases.

A. W. Ballard vs. II. F.

Burr et al, judgment for plaintiff. Mary E. Waters vs. Yettie Lloyd et al, judgment and decree for plaintiff Attica State Bank vs. J.

A. Couch et al, judgment for plaintiff. Winfleld Mortgage Co. vs. Rudolph Behrens et al, judgment for defendant, Geo.

Titus, on cross petition and balance of cause continued. Horace P. Hoadley vs. Samuel II. Byrus et al, judgment for defendant.

W. J. Pollard, trustee vs. John W. Carpenter et al, judgment for defend ant.

Niantic Savings Bank vs. Wm. A. Jameson et al, judgment for defendant. Charles J.

Green vs. J. W. Heath et al, judgment for defendant. Niantic Savings Bank vs.

Everett E. Taylor et al, judgment for defendant. Thos. W. Seegar vs Clarence V(h-bigleret al, judgment for defendants.

Lund Mitchell vs. Andrew Richardson et al, judgment for defendants. O. Jenninu vs. E.

J. Stewart et al, judgment for plaintiff. Hroni Sc Coffman vs. Theo. IMkin et al, judgment for plaintiffs.

John 1 Freese vs. Myron C. Cleveland, judgment for plaintiff. Mechanics avings Bank vs. J.

W. Glidewell, judgment for defendant. Henry Fardt.ii vs. James W. Courtney, judgment for defendant.

II. W. Lewis vs. Freeport Invest ment judgment for plaintiff. District Court Trial Docket.

Monday April 22nd. Thos. Krutz vs. Edward Cooke et al S. T.

Brown vs. St. L. Kan. and S.

Ry.Co. .1. A. Hammers vs. St.

L. Kan. and S.W.Ry. Co. J.

B. Frost vs. St. L. Kan.

and S. Ry. Co. W. II.

Grove vs. Nellie E. McLain etal. John II. Miller vs.

R. J. Simpson et al. Tuesday, April 23d. J.

II. Towne vs. Simon S. Singer et al. E.

vs. Francis B. Singer et al. Mary A. Whitney vs.

Alexander II Wilson et al. Charles Farr vs. James Asa Titus et al. Caroline E. Chickening vs.

Eugene D. Matteson et al. A. Ricketson vs. Win.

W. Kettlem in et al. F. D. Thayer vs.

Meda A. Doorley et al. D. Wood vs. D.

M. Green et al. John S. Williams vs. John Finn et al.

Mary A. Whitney vs. Clarinda Ras- ure et al. L. C.

Lane vs. Porter Wood et al. Wednesday April 24th. George Fishhaugh vs. William Barker.

Hubbard Taylor vs. Charles Loeff-ler et al. Same vs. T. J.

Harding, same vs. Andrew Smith et al, same vs. Mary J. RosenstcU, same vs. A.

C. Brown et al, same vs. J. B. Dey, same vs.

Robert Ireton, same vs. Wm. Forbes el al, same vs. jn. Williamson.

Harper City Milling Co. vs. J. S. Gardner, sheriff.

Thursday, April 25 th. S. N. Smith vs. Peter Riley, same vs.

Mary W. Whittington. Oscar Hoover vs. C. M.

Bodley. Estate of A. B. Whittington. Friday, April 2(th.

E. G. Hoopes Assignee vs. American Fire Insurance Co. J.

S. Sibell vs. C. Leicht Co. John P.

Freese vs. I. B. Forbes et al same vs. j-ranK aroi et ai, same vs Henry C.

Maxwell et al. Jesse A. Hardy vs. Rebecca McGin nis. To the Farmers.

ion win una the best seed corn Harper county at George Fishbauglrs The corn was raised on Johh Fish baugh farm eleven miles north west of Anthony. Price, only 50 cents per bushel. Teachers' Examination. The next regular teachers' examina tion will be held at Harper, Saturn ay April 27th, 1881), commencing promptly 8.80 o'clock A. M.

Helen M.Wells. Anthony Co.Supt April 15th. TLcir Eu'aues Booming. lrobably no one thing has caused such a general revival of trade at J. T.

Julian A co s.jjrug store as their giving away to tlieir customers ot so many tree trial Lotties or. Dr. King's JNew Discovery lor Consumption. Their trade is simply enormus in this very valuable article from the fact that it always cures and never disappoints. Coughs.

Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup, and all throat and lung diseases quickly cured. 1 on can test it before buying bv getting a trial bottle free. large size l. Jvery bottle warranted STOCK CATTLE.

Seventy head of high grade shorthorn cattle as follows: 30 Head of 2 and 3 year old steers. 40 Head of heifers and young cows All in good condition, for sale CHEAP. JOHN M. RUSSELL. Kansas.

a I a iij it. For sale by J. T. Julian. ton A brick store room Main street, the finest bargain in the city.

at Journal oilice. Fou Sale: A new Kansas Alias cost $20. Will sell for half price. Ad dress 15. W.

Journal oft: ce. For sale. Lot on Main street, next to Arcade restaurant, at a great bar gain. Inquire at Journal office. The inquiry for farms to rent is in creasing oailv.

Uwners can leave name with the Anthony Journal. Anv one bavins dwelling houses for rent can advertise the same in the Anthony Journal free of charge. Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure is sold bv v.s on a It cUres consumption. J. T.

Julian. "Wanted: To exchange good unin cumbered citv property for horses and cattle. W. R. Kikkpatrick Sleepless nights made miserable by that terrible cough.

Nnlohs Lure is the remedy for you. For sale by J. T. Julian. Fou sale.

For bargains in improv-j ed or unimproved farms or city prop- erty, call Kansas. on S. Li. Smith, Anthony' If you want to buy or sell property in nthony or Harper county, make it known through the columns of the An thony Journal. For Sale: A span of dark bay mares 8 and 9 vears old, weight about 900, good wagon harness.

A bargain. Call at Journal office. Blacksmithing will be reduced ten and lifteen per cent, strictly cash, satisfaction guaranteed at George Suesz blacksmith shop. For Bargains, call at the Second Hand Store, East Main Street, and ex amine the fine line of goods on their five and ten cent counter. II.

Mueller offers for sale the fine business lot on Main street adjoining the Davis building. Price only $2,500. This is a bargain for some one. House For convenient to good garden and well. -Good four room business center Sidney L.

Smith. The farmers will find the Kansas! City Live Stock Indicator a valuable paper for every farm home. It will be furnished with the Anthony Journal mis year for only $1.50. arm for Kent: An eighty acre farm seven miles from Anthony. Rent practically tree.

A line chance tor a young man to make a home, call on E. L. Wilson or Journal office Anthony. Farm For Rent: 6 miles from An thony, good wells, cistern, 6 room house, out buildings, corrells, yo acres i fenced and 50 acres under cultivation. Sidney L.

Smith. A. Bargain. 100 acres of land four miles from Corwin. Sixty acres under cultivation, balance good pasture Fair improvements.

Only ten dollars per acre if taken soon. Terms very easy. Inquire at Journal office. For sale Cheap for cash or part on good approved notes Two nearly new buggies, one light driving team and harness, also an Aultman-Tayler threshing machine and engine. Call on, or address Sidney L.

Smith, Anthony, Kansas. Wanted To exchange one hundred and sixty acres of Land in Ilarpe county well improved and close to rail road. Price 20 dollars per acre. In cumberance $800. Two years to run at 8 per cent.

"Will take horses or cat tie for the equity. This is a bargain Address Journal office, Anthony Kansas. NOTICE. All persons indebted to me will please settle at once, as bills not paid within ten days will be placed in the hands of collector. P.

McKlNLET. Sure If you have made up your mind to buy Hood's Sarsaparilla do not be induced to take any other. Hood's Sarsaparilla is a peculiar medicine, possessing, by virtue of Its peculiar combination, proportion, and preparation, curative power superior to any other article. A Boston lady who knew what she wanted, and whose example i9 worthy imitation, tells her experience below: 'In one store where I went to buy Hood's Sarsaparilla the clerk tried to induce me buy their own instead of Hood's; he told me the It's would last longer; that I might take it on ten days' trial; that if I did not like it I need not pay anything, etc. But he could not prevail on me to change.

I told him I knew what Hood's Sarsaparilla was. I had taken it, was satisfied with it, and did not want any other. Hood's When I began taking Hood's Sarsaparilla was feeling real miserable, suffering great deal with dyspepsia, and so weak that at times I could hardly stand. I looked. and had for some time, like a person in consumption.

Hood's Sarsaparilla did me so much good that I wonder at myself sometimes, and my friends frequently speak of It" Mbs. Ella A. Goff, CI Terrace Street, Boston. Sarsaparilla Sold by all druggists, gl six or $5. Prepared only C.

I. HOOD CO, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. IOO Doses One Dollar Be Get ii A A lerms, cash balance four years at 6 per cent. This is a great bargain. No.

104! Choice residence on Peach Orchard hill, large grounds and abundance of fruit, one of the finest locations in the city. Price very low and easv terms. No. 10-5. Fine two story frame residence, large grounds, fruit, barn, every tning in spienuiti condition: A rare bargain.

No. 106. Two storv brick business house on Main one of the best locations in the city. Price low and terms easy. Investigate this.

No. 109. Eighty acres two miles south of Anthonv, all good tillable land. stream of neverfailing water. Incum bered $300 at 8 per cent due in two years.

ant team and wagon and $100 cash for equity. 1 his is a nne bargain. o. in. xine new residence on Peach Orchard hill, grounds 100 bv 150 reei, nnest view the city.

A beauti ful home. Very cheap and easv terms. No. 113. Lot 25 bv 132.

Three room house, good well and pump, location first class. Price only $600. Will leave one third on property and take balance in live stock. No. 114.

Six room house, 100 feet of ground, good cellar, barn, well at kitch en door. Only $1,000. Easv terms. No. 118.

Three 25 foot lots, two four room nouses, good well between. lo cated near Frisco depot. Only $500 each. Terms i cash, balance one and two years. No.

117. Lot and four room house near the High scnool. Only $500 easy terms. No. 118.

Two fifty foot lots on south Jennings avenue only $400 each. No. 153. 160 acre farm only one half mile from railroad depot in Harper county. 35 acres in cultivation, fine pasture, running water, small house, peach orchard, forest trees.

Price $10 per acre. Incumbrance $1,200 at 9 ner cent due in four years. Will take good team ot mules or horses for equity. Here is an investment for some one. 1 his property is sure to be worth $20 an acre before the Incumbrance ma tures.

o. 154. 320 acres 2i miles south west of Anthony. 240 acres fenced, good house, running water, fine tillable land. VY ant an otter.

No. 157. Red rock special bar gain. Six room frame house with basement, three acres of ground, just outside city limits, four blocks from Central school, good chicken house and park, barn, sheds, good well and 50 matured ornamental and fruit trees. Terms easy.

Must sell. No. 158. Good four room frame house and kitchen, within four blocks of post-office. Lot 100 by 140, good wells.

Trice $800. $100 down balance on time. No. 159. Bargain if taken at once.

Four room frame house, three blocks from court house, and post-office. Lot 100 by 140, nicely fenced, good barn and out buildings, well, citv water. ornamental and fruit trees. Price 81.500. Terms easy.

No. 160. A bargain 100 acre farm six miles from Anthony. Three room frame house, cistern and two wells, apple and peach orchard. 50 acres under cultivation, 9-5 acres under fence.

Three good stock corralls, barns, sheds and cribs. Price $2,000. Terms easy. No. 161.

60 day offer A farm 3 miles from Freeport, 9 miles from An thony. Has large peach, apple and cherry orchard of 1,000 trees. 70 acres under cultivation, balance good hay I land, goo well, two roo house Price $1,800. $1,000 on five years time balance cash. For full particulars concerning above bargains call at Journal office.

An thony, Kansas. Administrator's Notice. Statu ok Kansas, Harper County, ss In the Probate Court in and for said county. In the matter of the estate of Will iam Cobb, deceased Notice is hereby given, that letters of administration have been granted the undersigned on the estate ot ill iain Cobb, late of said county, deceas ed, by the Honorable the Probate Court, of the county and state afore said, dated the 19th day of March A D. 1889.

Now all persons Jiaving claims gainst the said estate are hereby noti tied that they must present the same to the undersigned for allowance with in one year from the date of said let ters, or they may be precluded from any benefit of such estate, and that if such claims be not exhibited within three vears after the date of said let ters they shall be forever barred; A. Herold, Administrator of the estate of William Cobb, deceased. Dated, March 19th A. D. 1889 Pirst publication March 22, 1889.

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Absolutely Pure. -i xuis powuer never varies, a mar vel of purity, strength and wholesome- ness. More economical than the ordi nary kinds, and cannot be sold in com petition with the multitude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders, hold only in vans. Royal Baking Powder 106 Wall Street New York. MEkSlllii1t A DIRECT LINE TO- St.

Louis, Kansas City, Omaha, LEAVENWORTH, XT. JOSEPH, and all points north and cast. Denison, Dallas, Houston, G-alveston, San Antonio, Ft.Worth And all principal points in and the south. Through Chair Cars and Palace Sleeping Cars from Antho ny to Kansas City and St. Louis daily.

0For time tables, tickets and fur ther information, call on the company's nearest agent. II. C. TOWNS END, Gen'l Passenger and Ticket Agent, St. Louis, Mo.

J. A. DuBois, -DEALER IN- CoaliWood Hard and Soft Coal Kept Constantly on hand at living prices. ANTHONY, KANSAS. DR.

C. E. PHYSICIAN SURGEON. Office 117 Main Sthekt, Anthony, Vj When not t'ounu vt-" leave word with prescription clerk at Swayer Leonard Co's. drug- store.

hi VITALISING fgTFor 'sale by Swayer, Leonard Druggists, Anthony, Kans. E.J. Buchanan. David Ford. Buchanan Ford.

fiflrpiflffP. Puinfinrr 1 I 11 II II I AND General Repairing in all Brandies of the Business. Opecial Mr. E. J.

Buchanan has fifteen years experience in carriage aintincr in the largest factories of New lort, and satisfaction is guaranteed every particular. R. B. Johnson Anthonv Ccriositv Store. Second Hand Goods Bo-sLI and SJi New stoves, furniture, sewing ma chines, crockery, glassware, tableware, mirrors, pictures, clocks, spring beds, mattresses, etc.

ANTIIONF, KANSAS. I E. COLD HEAD. Try ho Cure Ely's Cream Balm Cleanses the Nasal Passages. Al.

lays Inflammation. Heals the Sores, Restores the Senses of Taste, Smell and Hearing. A Dartlrl DDlird IntneitrliiiAatrll aiA la afreeahlr. Price 50c. at Urn (itia by ail.

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