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Cawker City Public Schools. Report for Month ending 'Mar. i. 1892. Cit yD eltver Goods bought THE PUBLIC RECORD, 3ERMS: $1.25 Per Year.

THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1892. I am now prepared to make farm Loans, with the privilege of paying offafter first year- It. M- Pekrins. Scientific American 'imagis tj'itt JL Vf after 5:30 o'clock p.m. will not be delivered until next morning: A.

Weatherheau. THE MPAJCS TABCXES renlate the tm r1l. liver and bowels, punfr the biood, re intol rwmedT for Kiliousnaw, Blotos on the Bnirht'B Ihsnwe. Catarrh, Cobc ConHipm'jrn, Chrome Diairhue. Chronic Ltmt Trouble, botes, Disordered Stomach.

Dizzuiesi. Vfeemxry, Ivspepsi, icaem. Harulence, remae Com- 51 a i nt. Foul Breach, Headache, Heartburn. Hire, aundice, Kidney Complaints, Ijver A etc le kash.

tion, Pimpies. to the Bead. lemon, Sal lead. Scrof I'ainftil Irises Rush of Oood SillowCoro- lOiecm, Scald uia.Sick Soar W.tr Bratit ache. Skin Dis-Stomach Liver.

leers, and every oth-or disease that raftVlte frcid impure blood or a failure in the pi-per pnrform-anee of their triTw. Kt- trt tv.irAcla. nTT ana intesnnea. Persons given to over eating are ent3d by taking one tubule after each ml. A eontirraed are of th Ripan Tabule i the airpf care for obstinate eonstipatioxv.

They contain -ag Vn; ccja be It jv.riou to tfcs cate. i frroem IS froa 1-4 -Ac 1 A cent. Seut I mail pot trr tid. Adci THE KiPANS CRfciliC-U. CuHl'AJ.

I. P. Box Ktw 1'crk. FREE Ed. Mockley has returned from Chicago.

Clothing at less than cost at the St. Joe Store. Fresh bulk garden seeds of all kinds at the Family Supply Store. 47t2 Genuine Sugar Syrup in Pails, lowest price ever heard of, at Fleming's. Chickey, Chickey, Chickey; h-e-r-e Chickey; look out for that ordinance.

Buy your garden seeds in bulk at the Family Supply Store. 47t2 Mrs. Clifford Jellison, of Los Ange-los, is expected to return here in June. Highest market price paid for produce of all kinds at the St. Joe Store.

A new stock of fresh bulk garden seeds just received at the Family Supply Store. 47t2 School District blanks of the form required by law can be had at the Record office. Call and see the bargains offered by the St. Joe Store, in Ladies' misses and Larger Stock than ever In All Departments. We hate the goods and are in a position to make The Prices.

M. MEIBEEGEN. J-. Agency Tor CAVEATS, -r'i TRADE MARKS, DESIGN PATENTS COPYRIGHTS, etc. For Information and free Handbook write to MUSN CO 361 BROADW1T, NlW llOHK.

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Address MUSN UU Ppbm.shbrs. 3d Broadway, Kew York. ALL YOUR Names of ST Teachers. s- s- i-i 3.3 to ra 5 2 '2 2: a 25 r-, ts- i a Mr Boys 23; 26 23 91 1 47 Knight Girls 33 31 30 95 8 30 Total 61 57 53 93 9 77 Bots 22 20 18 94 0 23 Mrs. Coy Girls 20 19t 19 95 0 10 (Total 42 39 37 95 0 33 Miss Boys 26 23 20 87 0 60 Addains Girls 20 IS 17 94, 0 20 46 41 37j 91 0 80 Miss (Boys 26; 21 isl 84 0 53 Carleto n.

Girls 28 5i5 20 81 4 93 (Total 64 46 38 82 4 151 Miss Boys 21 20 19 96 0 16 Walling. 3 Girls 171 15 15 96 0 10 I Total 35 32 0 26 Miss Boys 27 26 24; 91 2 45 Hamlin. Girls 21 18 15j 88 0 40 (Total 48 44 39 90 2 85 All the Boys 15o 1 36 122 90 3 249 Schools. Girls 139; 126 116 9t 12 203 (Total 289j 262 233 91 15 452 For fine job work call at the Record office. J.

Rothschild went up to Lebanon yesterday. Missouri Kansas and Colorado coals. 49t8 Chicago Lumber Co Dress goods cheaper than ever at the St. Joe Store. Geo.

Wolbert's mother is very sick with pnuemonia. Mr. Chasi Harrison has returned from Keeley Institute, wight, HL Garden Seeds, all kinds in bulk at the Family Supply Store. 47t2. Mrs.

Mathews is enjoying a visit from her uncle, John Andrews. Mr. Jas. Harper will soon start for Chicago to buy more Spring goods. Mixed Paints, ready for use.

49 18 Chicago Lumber Co. A ten pound boy arrived at Pete Marsh's house yesterday morning, March 9th. Mrs Mary Calhoun Dixon will give a reading in the Opera House at this place on March 16t'a. Mathews has moved his office to the building on the south-east corner of Penn'a and Wisconsin Avenues. Is there any poor unfortunate baby hereabouts recently ushered into this world who will have only one birthday in four years.

Garden Seeds in bulk, fresh and pure at the Family Supply Store. 47t2. DRESS PATTERNS Every subscriber for 1892 to Arthur's New Hoke Illustrated, will receive- $3.00 worth of McCall's Glove-fitting patterns free. McCall Co. want to introduce their new patterns; we want to inert-ae me circulation oi our magazine.

v. an agreement is neipcicn oii.it and the result is our subscribers get the greatest offer ever waIe magazine. New subscribers get three months frcei No advance in price; still only 1.50 a year. Full particulars in number, tti.i postpaid (including a pattern order, worth 25 cents)," for five twoent 3. Address ARTHUR'S 2TET7 SIAGASliTE, Lock Box 913.

1'uiladelpiiia. fTvxim of miTWiON ClftlV B-SEELEY COJ SEELEY'3 HARD-RUBBER TRUSSES tvill reUin the root difficult forms of Hr.lC. A or Itll'Tl KG with comfort and safety, thereby completing- a rm.lioaJ caire of all rtiriMn I jrrv.oiiN to tnuinttirr, may be uaeti in bathii-; and aii.f prrrWrfit to the form -f 1 --Uv, are wrrn without iiMxuvean v-c ly Hi youngest child, most lelicae lair, or the Ubnnnc mnn, mnrt gweatr, padded uaplrasHtitne, b-itiir I.txbt. vl- and alwvs reliable. Tie crwet and fkihftil tt-1tim-! 1 0F((AJJ1ZED SEPTEMBER, Statement of Condition of THE FAKMEES MEBCHANTS' NATIONAL BANK, Of Cawker City, Kansas, as Reported to the Comptroller, March 1, 1892.

Resources. Liabilities. Loans and Disccunts, $56,406,555 Capital Stock Paid in, $50.000 00 Overdrafts, 47 75 Undivided Profits. 3,208 61 U. 8.

Bonds to secure circulation, 12,500 00 i Due from Banks, 57,390.71 atlonal Bank -ote8 Outstanding, 11,250,00 Real Estate, Furniture, Fixtures, 5,000 00 1 Individual Deposits Subject Current Expenses and Taxes paid, 417.17; to Check, 7860794 as certiirte8 63 Cash on hand 15,096 40 Time 4,090.00 Redemption Fund with TJ- S. 5 Treasurer (5 pr ctof Circulation) 562 50 HERNIA OR TtrPTritE A SPKtlALTV. KtVIirIC IN BY 25 YEARS KEFEBENCE8: Prof. S. B.

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Time Table January 1, 1891. PASSENGER WESTWARJ. 403 Daily. Atchison 10 10 am. Bloit 7.10 pm.

Gren Elder 7.40 Cawker 8 00 7as8ex6er eastward. i 404 Daily. Cawkkb 8 36 a m. Glen Elder S.55 1 Beloit 25 Atchison 5 35 p.m. FREIGHT WESTWARD 421 Mixed.

Daily. It 10 m. 10 30 a m. 11 07am. 32 423 Local freight Daily ex.

Sunday 30 6 38 4 7 15 4 Atchison Beloit Glen Elder Caweeb FREIGHT EASTWARD. 422 Mixed. Daily. 2.50 m. 3 15 4 4 3.

50 4 1.C5 4 4 424 Local freight. Daily ex Sunday. 7 'Hi a m. 7 58 4 4 8 55 4 4 Cawkfk Glen Elder Beloit Atchison AH train carry passengers. Connections at Downs with hoth branches itb all trains in both directions, except rains No.

424, 421 and 422 on Sundays. E. T. Dyer, Agent. Post Office opens 8 a closes 8:40 44 44 41 Snnday 12:30 to 1:30 Mail closes for East 8 05 a 44 44 West 7:30 pm Solomon ranch at Beloit.

Leaves Beloit 9.30 a m. daily. 41 4- 2.00 pm. except Sunday. Arrives 44 10 50 am.

44 44 44 6 45 m. Oats 20 to 22. Rye 60 to G5 Wheat 50 to 65 Bctter 15 cent3 Kaaa 18cts per dox. Corn S5 cts per bushel. FIogs g4.15 to 4 20per cwt LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Notice of Settlement. All persons knowing themselves to be indebted to the late firm of AVheeler Woodmansee(St. Joe Store) are hereby notified that all accounts and notes due said firm if not settled within thirty days will be placed in the hands of a collector. Said accounts and notes are payable to the undersigned at the St. Joe Store.

Jennie "Woodmansee, 45t5. Executrix. Cawker City, Ks. Feb. 23, 1892.

Blotting paper at the Record office. Boys'Vests for 20 cents at the St. Joe Store. School Report Cards at the Record office. The people's party caucus at Topeka was called on to "put up" to help out the Advocate which is nearly swamped.

Mrs. Patton. Rockford, 111 writes; Prom personal experience 1 can recommend. De Witt'3 Sarsaparilla, a cure for impure blood and general debility. C.Everson.

AVe have the nicest line of "Wedding, Program and Invitation stationery ever brought to this locality. Call at the Record office for anything in that line The Photograph gallery in the Rraund building is now being fitted up by Miss DeLay who will be ready for work on the 14th inst. Give her your patronage. House, to Rejjt Enquire at the Record Oefice. The Home Magazine of "Washington, D.

conducted by Mrs. John A. Logan, the best and most popular low-uriced Deriodical ever printed, can be secured by our readers for a year by sending us a mere nominal sum in addition to the price of a year's subscription to this paper. We truly believe De Witt's Little Early Risers to be the most natural, most effective, most prompt and economical pill far biliousness, indigestion and inactive liver. J.

C. Evereon. 47. If dull, ppintless and stupid; if your blood is thick and sluggish; if your appetite is capricious and uncertain, you peed a Sarsaparilla. For best results, take De Witt's i.

C. Everson. Here is a grand offer the Record one year and the Ladies Magazine one year, both for the price of this paper alone. Call and get a sample of at Mrs Mitchell's. Go to Mrs Mitchell's for fine Hats of all kinds and at prices to suit.

Bright people are the qmckeRt to recognize a "good thing and buy it. We sell lots of bright DeoDle the Little Early Risers If you are not bright these pills will make you eo. D. Everson. "Wanted One thousand old watches and Clocks to repair at the City Jewelry Store, South Perm.

Ave. For Sale Two iron irame wire gates 3x4 feet, enquire at the Record oflice. Call and Inspect the styles at the Dressmaking rooms of Miss Robnettat the residence of Dr. Borst. Satisfactory work guaranteed at reasonable prices Headquarters for Cooking and heat ing Stoves at the lowest prices at Garrett Lathrop's FARMS FOR SALE.

Two or three good Farms for Sale. One half to two thirds of purchase money can remain on mortgage if desired. 45tl3 T. J. West.

ABE TOW A W031AK WHO HAS NOT SEEN Artlmr's ISevr Home magazine lilladclphla? "Tbe best and cheapest mothly ever puMtehed In the English 1500 Dksea for tl. GO. Illustrate language Six feuortslorleS and Splendid articles by beat witter on all snbiects of inteiese to women Three Month tre HI onute I JeiPpt nw. Sam Dealers in tySend Money by Bank Draft, Postofflce Order, Express Order, or Registered Mail to Tha Prairis Faraer Pub. 0o.f 168 and Utans Strest, Chicago.

Ill Building Material, Lime, Coal and children's shoes, J. F. Snow has secured a pension of $12.00 per month for Al. Chandler; together with $204 back pay. The Iowa Store has a fine line of Spring Dress Goods already received Come early and see for yourselves, tf Subscribers who have wood or corncobs to spare can even up their accounts at this office with either kind of fuel.

Examine the samples of photographic work by Miss DeLay who will open the gallery in the Braund building on the 14th inst. The Ladies' Society of the M. E. church will meet with Mrs. L.

J. Mc-Clun, Tuesday, March 15th. at 2 o'clock Mrs. M. Domino, Sec'ty.

Remember that you can save from 10 to 20 per cent on every dollar's worth of goods you buy by trading at the St. Joe Store. To the Ladies: Have you seen the nice Neck Ribbon at the Iowa store; just the thing for dusty Kansas. tf When they say "just as good as Tycoon Tea" it means that Tycoon Tea is the best. Sold only at the Iowa Store.

tf Miss Caddie Bartlett was married to L. H. Judson, formerly of Kansas, on the 9th of February, and is much pleased with her new home in Washington. Mr. and Mrs.

Alex Jackson went to Stockton on a visit this week. Alex expects to begin an engagement with his uncle Frank at that place in a few weeks. Aristo paper is used by Mrs. DeLay the Photographer who will open the Gallery in the Braund building on the I4th inst. Samples of work will be submitted.

The Young People's Christian Union of Mt. Carmel, Jewell county have quite a library, and have just had tickets printed at this office to mark their books. A good library in any community is a great benefit to the youth. Rain Again More rain began falling last Saturday early and continued all day and night, winding up on Sunday with slushy snow. Some of the farmers say that a good crop of wheat is insured without any more moisture- The Ladies' Society of the M.

E. Church will do plain sewing at the residences of those who desire their ser vices, at 10 cts. per member. We, will sew from 2 to 5 p.m. each Tuesday of our regular meeting; notice may be left with any member of the society Mrs.

Domino, Sec'y Miss Alice DeLay, Photographer, has rented the Gallery in the Braund building and will be ready for work on the 14th and 15th inst. She solicits your patronage and guarantees satisfaction. Mr. Geo. Buell, a former resident of this locality, but who now makes his home at Mountain Lake, arrived Monday from Logran county.

Kansas, where he has a farm and which he went to inspect. He found everything in a prosperous condition in western Kansas and the prospects very encouraging for bountiful crops. Mr. Buell returns this week to his Minnesota home; he reports Miss Cora Torrey and Glen and Elsie Scrafford in excellent health and pleased with their home. Mr.

James Slaven is enroute from the Indian Territory, where he abided a year or so, and will arrive this week His wife and family preceded him by train some six weeks ago and are loca ted on the farm he recently bought of J. P. Brown. Mr. Slavin has an abid ing faith in Kansas soil; he already owns some five hundred acres and the neighbors are fearful that he will gobble up all the adjoining farms in that valley.

It is a good time now to fasten onto Kansas farms properly before the opportunities are all gone. The occupants of the U. B. parson age were again agreeably surprised on Thursday evening by a company of friends filing in and depositing canned fruit and other edibles in the arms of the astonished preacher. Some seemed to groan under their load as they sought a place to lay their goodly burden down But this was only the prelude of anoth er Dleasant surpriee.

It being the 51st A birthday of Elder Poulton his many friends here took the occasion of show ins how highly he is esteemed among them by presenting him with a hand some fountain pen. Those present will not sooa forget the tender chord that vibrated during the evening. I never heard the Elder say so little yet speak so much. The edibles will vanish and tokens of regard will pass away but the memory shall li3 with us crever, Hold on Don't go away for pho tos; you can have the work done here Miss DeLay, Photographer, will be ready for work in the Braund building on the 14th inst. M.

Chidestek, Sup't, Ordinance No. 81. Published March 10 1892. In Relation to Poultry Running at Large. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen of the city of Cawker City, Kansas.

Sec. 1. That no person shall keep Geese, Turkeys, Ducks, Chickens, or other fowls in the city of Cawker City in violation of the following regulations: The owner, keeper orharborer of any fowls as above set forth shall keep said fowls on his or her premises. Sec. 2.

It shall be unlawful for any person to permit his or her fowls to run at large in any public place, or on the premises of another in the city of Cawker City. Sec. 3. Any person owning, keeping or harboring any fowls within the corporate limits of the city of Cawker City in violation of the provisions of this ordinance shall upon conviction thereof, in the police court of said city, be considered guilty of a misdemeanor and be s-abjeci to a fine of not less than One dollar nor more than Five dollars, or to imprisonment not exceeding thirty days until such fine is paid. Sec.

4. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its publication once in the Public Record of Cawker City. Attest. H. At Carleton J.

G. Mc Clun, Acting Mayor City Clerk. Wolf Hunt. A wolf hunt has been organized to take place next Saturday, March the lines to be formed promptly at 9 o'clock a.m. The territory to be covered takes in three miles east and west of the adjoining corners of Carr, Walnut, Hayes and Pittsburg townships, and four miles north and south of the same point.

The captains on each line to be not more than a mile apart, and the hunters as cjose a their number will allow to keep the lines well closed up. The round-up will be on section 12, Pittsburg township. Form prompt at 9 a.m. and begin to the center. closing in The Wanderer's Return.

R. M. Foster, the Photographer, who was located here for several years and who gave such general satisfaction with his work, will return soon and open up his gallery for a short time only. He is now using the new process which gives an extra fine finish to pictures and even more satisfactory to customers than the former process in which he so successful. If you wunt a hand some, life-like picture call on Foster at his old gallery, whic he will soon re-occupy.

Change of Location. The Palace Meat Market, by L. Ro senblatt, is being moved into the stone building next door east of the Record office, where Mr. Rosenblatt invites the public for a continuance of their pat ronage. He is an experienced Dutcner and keeps constantly on band the choi cest fresh meats beef, veal, and rout ton, also salt meats.

Dressed poultry, and Oysters and Game in season. Re member the new location, one door east of the Record office, Garden Seeds. Fresh, pure garden seeds in bulk or package from the reliable house of Barteldes, the Kansas seed grower at Lawrence, can be found at Buist Dougherty's. These seeds are adapted to our soil and can be depended upon to be fresh and just what the growers recommend them to be. The Ladies Society of the Presbyte rian church will mtet witn mts.

it. O. Garrett next Wednesday Jarch 16. Mr. Stein of Minden, Neb.

attempted to get off a train thinking he was at the depot, but instead fell twenty feet through a bridge and is probably fatal ly injured. Rev. F. E. Thompson and wife left this morning to visit Mr.

Stein who is a brother of Mrs. Thompson. Mr. J. P.

Brown of Glen Elder township has sold his farm to James Slaven and will have an auction sale of his implements, stock and household goods next Monday, 14th a notice of which appears elsewhere. Mr. Brown and family expect to start on the 16th. inst. for Portland, Oregon, where several members of his family are now lo cated, he goes for a change of climate on account of bis health.

He has lived in this locality eight years, and in the state since 1855, and regrets that he is obliged to leave, but his physician rec ommends a change. Mr. "Brown is an old soldier and took part in the border warfare that made Kansas a free state, and later in the 8th Kansas under CoL John A. Martin. His neighbors all speak highly of him as a citizen, and the Record joins with them in wishing him prosperity and a return to health.

"Brilliant" Pomvv. TMwVet S. W'Hbnn and JJeOraw, both for S. iXUl'e Vjt Choice Oui-iii'Jii n.h -Z 5c. fc'- Another new lot of paper stock and other material received at this office.

Leaue us your orders for fine job work Peter "VanDonge's twelve days old babe died last Thursday night and wTas buried on Monday at the cemetery of the West Holland church. If you want a delicious cup of Coffee go to the Family Supply Store and get a package of the Chocalate Cream Cof fee. Co. Supt. Stanley held an educational meeting in Dist.

No 20, Walnut creek schoolhouse on Tuesday night. A large attendance and great enthusiasm prolonged the meeting until a late hour. The Family Supply Store has a new lot of fresh garden seeds in bulk; call and get your supply. 47t2 Hitching, Corner and Anchor Oak Posts: White Cedar and Oak Fence Posts, round, split and sawed 10 cts. up; also Barb Wire 49t8 Chicago Lumber Co.

C. M. Travis has secured the services of two experienced painters and is now prepared to do house and sign painting. Roof painting a specialty. Give him your orders.

49t4. Buy a package of Chocolate Coffee; the finest coffee in the guaranteed satisfactory, or the money refunded. For sale only at the Family Supply Store. A friend of D. D.

Swartley's writes to him for a description of "some of that land which can be paid for with one crop." Well, its not hare to find but rather difficult to buy lat9r in the season. The crUze of forsaking homesteads is past. The Alumni Association last Friday evening elected the following officers: President, Sadie Emory; Vice President Edgar Walling Treasurer, Nellie Bruce.The next meeting will be held next Tuesday evening, with Miss Florence Cribs'. Remember that on Wednesday evening, March 16th. that Mary Calhoun Dixon, the Famous "Vocal impersona tor and Dramatic Elocutionist will be here under the auspices of the A.

O. U. W. Lodget No. 41.

She comes highly recommended. Do not miss this opportunity; everybody invited. Mj J. Rothschild expects to start on Monday for Shamokin, to be absent about six months. Hi3 brother, H.

Rothschild, will sail on the 27th for Germany, and J. R. will take charge of his brother's store during his absence. Messrs. Kennedy, Segalla and Wert-heimer will conduct the business here.

To the Ladies; We have received for the Spring trade some very nice Embroideries, Laces, Fancy Pillow Casing, White Goods, India Linens, Tucks, Flounc- ings, ready for your Spring work Call and see them they are good and cheap. Now is the time while the stock Is jmplete. tf Cribs Kennedt NEW SPRING DEESS GOODS Just Arrived and more coining. PUBLIC SALE! I will sell at my farm 1 miles south and i mile west of Glen Elder, at ten o'clock A. M.

Monday, 149 1S32. The following property: 26 head of cattle consisting of 15 head of milch cows, 1 2-year-old heifer; 5 heifer calves, 5 steer calves, 2 2-year-old grade bulls 15 head of horses, consisting of 5 brood mares, 3 geldings 6-4 and 3 year-old, 3-year-old, 1 1-year-old and 3 2-year-old fillies. Farm implements, John Deere sulky, plow, Buckeye mower and rake, wagon, 3 cultivators, wheat drill, stir ring" plow, five tooth cultivator, 3 sets double and 1 set single harness, road cart, organ, cook stove, and household furniture of two families, and other ar ticles too numerous to mention. Terms All sums of 5 and under, cash. Over $5 a credit of 9 month3 will be given on uote with approved securi ty, 8 per cent, from date.

6 per cent. discount for cash. J. P. Brown.

b. Creightox, Auctioneer. rz nSfv mime ir- rsoi. interested in Uu.ls, lowers or "(-ct: Lwts, Ol cents, in: ue tleaucte-d ijoa A .1, Jt 4.. I i.vX fell-i'-Vf av $149,563,18 Cashier.

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Magnificant Passenger Equipment, Coni8tiiig of Through Pullman Sleeping Car and Elegant New Reclining Chair Cars, Free between all points. Direct connections are made at Atchison, Kaiisas City and St. Louis Union Depots. Our lOLORino SHORT 1.1 is the Quickest and most direct route to PUEBLO, DENVER and principal point in Colorado and Utah. Tiie iron Mountain Route is the direct line to the principal cities of Arkansas and Texas.

New Line via Coffeyville an4 agoner to Ft. Smith and Little jock. For further information regarding thene roates, address any of this Company Agents, or CHAS. E. 8T1IE8, Pasn'r.

and Ticket Agt. Atchison Kans H. C. Towwsekd, Gen'l Passenger and Ticket Agt. St.

Loaif, Mo. M. Jeibergen is in Chicago, buying new spring goods. If. Higley and daughter Ruth are in Iowa with Mi.

Higley Sr. who is very ilL A cold wave last night: the thermometer this morning registered 14 degrees above zero. Chocolate Cream Coffee the best in the market. Sold only at the Family Supply Store. Mrs.

A. Smith is so much improved in health that her sister, 3rs. Charlotte Smith, left on Jfonday for her home in Canyon City, CoL All members of Waconda Camp 1307 M. W. of A.

are requested to be present on Monday evening, March 14th. Ed. Kennedy, P. Y. C.

Harry Searle, Clerk. Total -LINCOLN PARIS ejst TJUACQTJ AIN'T ED WITH THE GEOSBAFHT OP THE COTJlf TRY. WILI. OBTAXIf KXJC3 VALUABLE ETFOEMATION FROM A STUDY OP THIS MAP OP 1 a 1 r-w nmim az -'mk i vt it- i. ss a wt a- I doc.

15 I Garden Pea Charmer I Vs. r. cr strain, tor uiitA l.fatJ I Iiinsy, Hxtra pgeitet 'ijtx lizos c-ic 7etr Irec, win oritur $1 Or.c wr'tcr snvs "Stan-is Hi! crtrt.11 1 12 slioula have one rux orJv u.s aist o-ccr. JOHN SEBASTIAN, ILL. Qenl Ticket Pass.

Agent Meat Market. New Location. L. Rosenblatt the Butcher has removed to the first door east of the Recokd office where he invites his patrons and the public in general for a share of their patronage. He will keep on hand at all times Fresh Meats, Beef.

Veal, Mutton; also Salt Meats, Dressed Poultry, Oysters and Fish in Season. Spring Price list OT THE CAWKER CITY ntj: Each. Apple, 2 years ,4 .05 .05 .10 .25 .50 .25 .25 .04 .05 .50 .75 .50 .50 .50 .75 Apple Crab, 4 years 2 Cherry, Pear, Plum, 2 2 2 Apricot, Concord Grape, 1 year Elvira 1 Gooseberry (Houghton) per doz (Downing) Raspberry (Blackcap) (Redcap) Strawberry, per. 100 Also Shade trees, Evergreen trees, and everything usually carried in stock at remarkably low prices. If you want any thing write or call on me personally at my residence mile east of the city.

Thanking you for past favors I jam Very Respectfully Yours, 20. D. ST7ARTLBY. THE CHIQAGO, HOOIC ESLUHO PACIFIC BI.LtY&Y, Including- main lines, branches and extensions East and West of thei Missouri Eiver. The Direct Route to and from Chicago, Joliet, Peoria, La Balle, Moline, Roci Islani, In ILLINOIS Davenport, Muscatine.

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MAGNIFICENT VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAINS, Leading all competitors In splendor of equipment, cool, well ventilated, and free from dust. Throup-h Coaches, Pullman Sleepers, FREE Reclining Chair Cars, and (east of Missouri River) Dining Cars Daily between Chicago, Des Moines, Council Bluffs, and with Free Reclining Chair Car to North Platte, and between Chicago and Colorado Springs, Denver, and Pueblo, via St. Joseph, or Kansas City and Tope lea. Splendid Dining Hotels (furnishing meals at seasonable hours) west of Missouri Rivr. California Excursions daily, with CHOICE OF ROUTES to and from Salt.

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The Favorite Line to Pipestone, Water-, town, Sioux Falls, and the Summer Resorts and Hunting and Fishing-Grounds of the Northwest. THE SHORT LINE VIA SENECA AND KANKAKEE offers facilities to travel between Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Lafayette, and Council Bluffs, St. Joseph, Atchison, Leavenworth, Kmibm City, Minneapolis, and St. Paul. For Tickets, Maps, Folders, or desired information, apply to any Ticket Office in the United States or Canada, or addresa E.

ST- JOHN, General ZLanager. CHICAQO,.