The Times from Cawker City, Kansas • 4

i REPUBLICAN TICKET. JOHN DOMINO, AGENT FOR J. S. QGO The Cawker fairwill be held September 13, 14, 15 and 16. D.

M. Thorp is erecting a house on his farm near the Springs. The latest from Cawkerites in Denver is that they are in the sweat. Career. Co'c, Fashionable barbers and Eair Dressers, CAT7KER ClTT, KANSAS.

23" Ladies' Hair-dressing a Specialty. Ebt and Cold water baths. First-class work. Ob REPAIRS Kept constantly on Hand. Call and get my prices and terms.

5-6 CAWKER, KANS. Acme Cement the perfection of Plastering material. For sale by the 5-Itf Chicago Lumber Company. 60 to Dort for your Hats. 60 to Dort for your Boots zsA Shoes.

YF anted a few good farms 10 sell C. 11. Hawkins. Wanted Butter, Eggs and country produce by Theo. Dort.

Postoffice block. A new brand of flour warranted the best in the town at Don's. Try a saefcj Write for our Bargain list in pianos and organs. Address Carl Heflman Chickering Hall, Leavenworth. Kansas.

Hats, Hats, Hats. The latest styles and lowest prices ot any house in town. A good hat for 3 cents at Dorts. Before purchasing a strictly first class Piano, Organ or musical Instrument ot any description you Will find it to your nterest to address Cakl Hoffman, nickering Hall. Leavenworth Insurance oompany OF NEW YORK Will insure your property against Fire.

Tornado and Hail Storms. ASSETS OF THE COMPANY, JAN, 1st, 1892. Reserve for Insurance force $2,636,775.30 Reserve for Losses and all 374,248.17 Reserve for Contingencies 150,000.00 Capital paid in in cash 1,000,000.00 Net Surplus 1,645,761.34 Total Gross assets $5,806,784,71 There is no better company than the Continental in existence to day. It has paid losses to date amounting to the large sum ot $27,000,000. Here is a chance to insure your property In one of the oldest and best Companies, against four ot the most dstructive elements, a farmer has to contend with.

HAIL! HAIL! HAIL! Continental Insurance Company ot New York, will insure your crops against Hail as follows: Examples; Insurance $10. per acre and crop entirely destroyed, company pays $10 per acre. Insurance $10 per acre and crop damaged 60 per Company pays $6 per acre, damaged 30 per cent. Company pays $3 per acre, etc Rates for growing grain crops, $10 Ins. per acre, Cost 50cts.

per acre, $7.50 Ins. per acre, costs 37 1-2 cts. per acre, $5 Ins. per acre, costs 25cts. per acre, and in such proportion for other sums not exceeding $10 per acre.

For further information inquire of Geo W. Mathews, Agent, Cawker City, Kaasas. iiiutjLKiis NATIONAL BANK, GoDlircntel For President Besjamx Harrisox For Vice-President whitklaw juhu Geo. T. Anthoxt FOB PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS AT LARGE: "William Hamilton, vJPf Budolpii Hatfield, icnua.

De.D.Kixg, Columbus. For Governor Abram W. Smith. For Lieutenant Governor K. F.

Moore. For Judge Sup. Court D. M- Valentine. For Secretary of State W.

C. Edwards. For Auditor of State B. X. Bbuce, For Treasurer J.

Bruce Lynch. For Attorney General T. F. Garter. For Supt.

or Public Inst'n C. Davis. For Congressman, 6th Dist, H. L. Pestana THE TIMES.

Oawkeb City, Kansas. J. W. McBRIDE, Editor and Proprietor Entered at the pospoffice at Cawker City as second class matter. Oct.

ijti, ixsa. The publisher assumes no responsibility jor communications contributed to these columns, FRIDAY, AUGUST 12, 1892. Several old reprobates who claim to be old soldiers, bat whose chief services were in line robbing of southern hen roosts and skulking in the rear to keep out of range of southern lead, and some who went into the war to keep from being sent to the penitentiary, are now breaking out at the mouth badly over Harris' nomination. We know some of this class who never drew an honest breath in their lives, but who are now making a garish display of their so-called patriotism. Harris was a confederate soldier, it is true, but we are willing to wager our head for a foot ball that he is the embodiment of more manhood and patriotism than a ten acre lot full of the blear-eyed, cotton-mouth republican fanatics, who are howling about his confederate record, State printer Snow, (people's party) in Ottawa Joarn'l, LO AX, NEWS.

Norris has two more carloads ot mixed implements coming. Do not buy until you see his large stock. P. T. McNair's name went slap, dab, down on our list ot Gawker readers Tuesday.

We like to get genuine democrats as readers. Mr. F. V. Russell and Miss P.

D. Russell of Great Bend, Kansas, are in towD this week and were present at the marriage of their brother, W. T. Russell. Charles Campbell leaves Monday, accompanied by his wife, for Hot Springe for the benefit of his health which has been greatly impaired recently.

He will be abroad tor some time. A ride through the country Tuesday convinced us that the corn is not materially injured by the hot weather. It is good tor three-fourths of a crop with favorable weather from now on. Tuesday night a slight rain fell which will do the crop much good. Mrs.

C. H. Cragin received notice of the death ot her father, Mr. Emmons, one day last week, the death taking place at his home in Kansas City. Mr.

Emmons formerly was a resident of this city for a number of years and was well known by all the old settlers of the town. Married at the residence of the bride's parents in this city, Mr. and Mrs. Traugh, Tuesday evening, Aug. 9th, 1S92, Rev.

George Cavanaug officiating, Mr. W. T. Russell of Great Bend, Kansas and Miss Carrie Traugh. The occasion was a quiet one the guests present being members ot the families ot the contracting parties.

Alter the cere mony the company was seated at a table spread with a most? sumptuous and ele gantly prepared repast, including spring chicken, ice tea, coffee, cake, ice eream, different varieties of fruits, etc The bride has been a resident of this city for a number of years and is known as a most exemplary young lady, popular with all htr acquaintances and that she will prove to be a devoted and loving wife no one with whom she Is acquainted will doubt. Mr. Russell has been a resident ot this vicinity lor several years and Is popular with his friends. He is a young man of good business qualities and is an attent ive and thorough business man. Mr.

and Mrs. Russell leave this week for Great Bead where they will make it their future home. Long may they live in peace, harmony end prosperity, 13 the wish ol the Times. Mr. Sanders' daughter is visiting him self and the family of his son, Ed.

Head what Stinson says in another column, about giving away elegant easy chairs. Jacob Rothschild was quite ill recent ly, by being "prostrated with heat. He is recovering. David Hawk died at his home in "Walnut Creek township on theothinst. Aged 72 years, 3 months and 17 days.

When Jack Fleming lifted himself up off the ground after his flight over the cows head he exclaimed, "where am I at." Charley Coburn out-run Glen Elder's champion racer, McKissick, Moday night, by which he is $10 richer. Next Saturday night at the Fair Grounds they will again test their running qualities. $10 aside is up. The Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, Journal says Mr.

Lewelling is a slippery politician-This, added to the fact that he is a capitalist, causes us to wonder why such a truly good party as the Alliance nominated him for governor. Leavenworth Times. The Anthony Republican says the Democratic party of Kansas has "sneaked off to take the Keely cure." Then it the cure cures and the party gets back before the election the Republican majority will be about 100,000. Leavenworth Times. "Wanted: A lady or man in this section of the state to travel and appoint agents for an old established house.

Salary $60 per month and expenses allowed. No humbug. Make application at once. Interstate, Kansas City, Mo. 'Gould, Vanderbilt and Astor might buy the state," says the headliner of the Topeka Democrat.

Not much. Kansas is not for sale, and all of the millionaires in the laud haven't enough money to purchase the title which 11-4 million free men have in that glorious state. K. U. Star.

New Dress Goods, Chiffon, Cream and Black Laces, Umbrel las, Fans, etc. at Harpers. J. T. Gloa voider, Is Headquarters for Shelf and Heavy Hard ware, Iron, Steel Ranges and Cooking stoves, Heating stoves, Tin ware, Wooden and Fibre ware, Paints, Oils and Brushes, Wagon material, Win dow Glass, Barb Wire, etc.

All at prices that defy competi tion. Call and see me and be convinced that I can discount any prices In the SOLOMON VALLEY. 5-11 PUBLICATION NOTICE. (First publication August 5,1892.) In the District court within and for the county of Mitchell, in the State of Kansas. U.

G. Paris and F. M. Owen, copartners, doin? business under the firm name and style of The Farmers Merchants' Bank. Plaintiffs, vs.

Goerge B. Oaks, Mary E. Oaks, and S. II. Fullerton, Defendants.

George B. Oaks, Mary E. Oakg, and II. Fullerton will take notice that the said U. G.

Paris and P. M. Owen, plaintiffs, did, on the 4th day of August, 1832, file their petition in saidDistrlctconrt, within and for the county or Mitchell, in the state of Kansas, against the said George B. Oaks. Mary E.

Oaks and S. H. 1 ullerton, defendants, and that the said George B. Oaks, Mary E. Oaks and S.

H. Fullerton must answer said petition filed as aforesaid on or before the 17th day of September, 1892, or 6aid petition will be taken as true, and a judgment rendered in said action against said defendants, George B. Oaks, and Mary E. Oak for the sum of live hundred dollars, ($500) with interest thereon at the rate of ten (10) per cent per annum from the 22nd day of May. 1889.

and for costs of suit; and a further judgment against said defendants, George B. Oaks, Mary E. Oaks and S. II. tnllerton, fer the foreclosure of a certain mortgage upon the following described real estate, towit: Lot nine (9) and the south ten (10) feet of lot ten.

(10) Block forty nine, (49) in the first ward of the city of Cawker City, the ota above described being 1171-2 feet depth, lying and situated in the Count ot Mitchell, in the State of Kansas, and adjudging that the snid plaintiffs have the first lien on said premises, to the amount for which judgment will be taken as aforesaid, and ordering said premises to be sold without appraisment, and the proceeds applied to the payment of the amount due plaintiff and costs otsult and forever barring and foreclosing said defendants, and each ot them, of and from all right, title, estate, Interest, property, and equity ot redemption, in or to said premises, or any part thenar. Clark A. Surra. Attorney lor Plaintiffs. 8fl The largest stock of Implements ever received in Glen Elder consisting, of Buggies, Carts, Press Drills, Five tooth drills, disc har rows, riding and walking plows, steel lever harrows, Standard and Argentine mowers.

These goods were bought for cash and will be sold for less money than the same goods were ever sold for in north west Kansas. A good wagon for $50 the Shuttler wagon stands at the head. Before buying come and see me, south the square, Glen Elder. S. W.

Eaell. Nazareth Academy, CONCORDIA, KAJST. Boarding School for Young Ladies, Conducted by the Sisters of St. 'Joseph. The course of studies embraces all the branches necessary to the acquisition of a solid and refined education.

Board and Tnition per annum $150.00. For further particulars address The Mother Superior, 5-6 Nazareth Academy, Concordia, fun. W. Bradbury, BARBER. fcf-SHOP, first dmn- Norttftja's Harper All work warranted first-class, and the latest ntvles hair-cutting.

5 Special ffllerition Given to Repairing of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, etc. 1st door south of Boh rer Shindoll's store. BUPtGPORFF. IDoatist, Professionally Visits Cawlsor City, EVERY Hondayofeacb Week, All work guaranteed strictly First-class and charges moderate. 2T Office In the Braund building second floor.

4-33 D. C. EVEKSON, DRUGGIST CAWKER CITY, KANS. Pure Draw. Patent Medicine.

Toilet articles' carefully Compounded. JUS mm ABU! If IB 1 have plenty ot Money to loan on farm property and am prepared to offer loans at a low rate of interest and on the verj Dest of terms. Call and see me either for money or Insurance. K. M.

Pirrixk, OawkerCity, Kan L. ENOS DAY, V. S. Honorary Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College, Toronto, Canada. OQce: At G.

W. Cornell's Livery Barn. Downs, Kansas. Calls promptly attended at all hours of day or sight. Surgery performed upon the latest scientific principle.

Cryporchid castrating and heifer spaying specialties. 4.51 E. 6. MASON, Physician Surgeon, CAWKER CITY, KANSAS. floor, over George Lute's Harness Shoo.

RESIDENCE: First house across the street west from the Presbyterian church. W. Donald Jenkins, Physician, Surgeon, Obstetrecian CAWKER CITY, KANSAS. Office Second floor Braund block. All calls in city or country promptly answered, day or night.

32 year's experience in -western diseases. Leave night orders at Moulton's drugstore. Dr. Geo. G.

McConnell, PhysicianS Surgeon, CAWKER CITY, KANS. O-Office over Everson's drug store. Open at all hours. M. BOSST, Physician Surgeon, Glen Elder, Kansas.

Keyworth Borst's Drug store, Glen Elder. Day or night calls promptly anwered. L. S. TUCKER, REAL ESTATE ACT AND NOTARY PUBLIC.

Jf you want to sell your farm, place it in his hands. A SPECIALTY. For Lowest Interest rates, -l-CALL HIM LiunuMm'S' CAWKER OUT. GEORGE TJtlILL FAI So ft ORGANIZED SEPTEMBER, 1891. ft.

U. G. PARIS, Sandy Hill, N. President. F.

M. Owen, Viceipresident. Lincoln Paeis, Oashiee. Exchange bought and so d. Interest paid on time deposits.

Patronage solicited. Every accommodation consistent with conservative banking of- fered. 3. LJMSTEIiS, LI DBUGGTST, MOULTON BLOCK, IS THE PLAuE TO GET YOUR Drugs. Medicines, Dyes Perfumeries, Toilet Articles, Staple and Fancy Stationery.

If you are going to paint your house, ol iiiilll IE! Surgeon's Supplies a Specialty. Physicians' and Domestic Prescriptions ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED. Carpel' Wall-paper, Glass and Sewing Machines. AWKEROITY, KANSAS..