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wmmaxaaammaBOKammmmmm I I. I Mil II 111 "Walnuts, Hickorynuts, Hazle-j THE MISSOURIJACK. Wove wire bed springs $3,00: formerly $4,00 at the Sylvia Furniture Go. A. KAHN, Vice President.

THOMPSON. mm. W. O. VAN ARSDALE, President.

A. N. BONTZ, Cashier. 1UU SYLVIA, Capital, Faid.TJp A. K.

BONTZ, A.KAH17, J.E.H0T7AHD, I' H. S. THOZXFSOn. Does a General Ban Wm, -H-Farm Loans at KANSAS. cso.ooo.

sft 'r- 7.0.VAHARBDALE. Lowest Rates. A n.A.Jnnn llA TTn BROTHERS, ford Insurance companies. nuts, Pecans, Filberts, Brazil nuts, Almonds and Peanuts at the Restaurant. Roberts Brothers are selling hardware and implements cheaper than auy house in the west, tf Headquarters for boots shoes at Hawley's.

tf Go to Bank of Sylvia when you want farm loans at the lowest rate of interest. tf. Go to Bontz Roberts Austins and get 12 1-2 yards of dress Gng. for $1.00 If you want to get a loan, sell your farm, rent a residence, farm or store room, get your property insured, or make ft trade of any kind, don't fail to see ban. F.

Du-gan. tf Notice. All parties indebted to the firm of Talbott Benedict will please call on Dan F. Dugan and settle at once as we have left all our business with him. tf Talbott Benedict.

Votlee for Fublieatioi. Land Office at Topekn, April, 17th, 1889. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of the District Court, of Bono county, Kansas, at Hutchinson, on June 20th, 1889, viz: William E. Hook, D. S.

No. 4313. For the lots 3 and four s. e. 4 s.

w. and s. w. if s. e.

sec. 7, town 25 south, range 10 west. He namos the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: K. M. Steward, of Sylvia, Kansas; William E.

Rowley, of Neola, Kansas: R. Springer, of NeolftrKansas; and George M. Hotikinson, of Turon, Kansas. John L. Prick, RogiBter.

Notioe for Publicatian. Land Office at Topeka, May 4th, 1889. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler hus filed notice of his intention to make linal proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of the District Court of Reno county, Kansas, at Hutch inson, on June 29th, lo9, via: Nathaniel Els bury, D. S. No.

4331, for the lot 2 and b. w. 1-4 and w. 1-2 8. e.

1-4, sec. town 25 south, range 9 west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Marion Pratt, of Sylvia. Kansas, Mask Moody, of Sylvia, Kansas, Richard I. Campbell, of Sylvia, KansaB, and Frank Jarvis of Sylvia, KansaB.

John Li. 1jrice, Register. Notice for Publication. Land Office at Topeka, April yjnei, lbbU Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his Intontinn to mnka final nroof in sunoort of his claim and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of the JJistnct Court of Reno county Kansas at Hutchinson, on June 15th, 1889, viz: David F. Jarvm D.

S. No. 43G4. for lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, sec. 31, town 24, range 9 west.

TTa nrimAB t.hn fnllowififf witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation oi said lanu, viz: R.I. Campbell, John Edwards and isaao uoivara oi oyivm, jvhiisub, uuu George Mitchell of Langdon, Kansas. John Jm Price, Register. Notice of Publication. Before J.

W. Parish, A Justice of the of the peace in and for Township, Reno County State of Lansas. Waited Wood. Mower and Reaper Machine Co. Plaintiff, 8.

A. Comp ton, E. A Mitchel, A. Maltby The aboyed named defendants, R. A.

Comptpn, E. A. Mitchel and A. P. Malt by are each and every one of you hereby notified, that you have been sued in the aboved entitled action and court by the aboved name plaintiff, and you must an swerthe bill of particulars filed by the plaintiff therein on or before the 18th day of May, A.

D. 1889 at 10 o'clock AJM. or the said bill of particulars and all the allegation alledged therein, will be taken as true, and judgement will be rendered against you, the said defendants in favor of the said plaintiff, for the sum of sixty-five dollars, (165.00,) with interest at the rate 12 per cent per annum from the 8th day of September, A.D. 1886, costs of this action and all other proper relief. Sixty firn dollars bring the amount of two cer TheSLJoeEailB St.

Joe Eagle was bred in Ken-ucky aud was brought to St. Joe. Missouri, when one year old. Pedigree. St.

Joe Eagle is well bred. He was sired by Black Warrior, he by the Great Maltee Jack, Grey Eagle. This Jack's dam is a fine bred jenett. She was sold to a party in Missouri for $1500 and is kept there on account of her splendid breeding qualities. Description.

St. Joe. Eagle stands 15 hands high, weighs 900 pounds, has a large flat bone and is a sure breeder. Terms. 10 to insure a colt.

Money due when mare is known to be in foal. Will make the stand for the fol lowing season at, James Roberts livery barn in Sylvia, Kan. Jas. Roberts Co. George Bridwell, TONSORIAL ARTIST, All Work Done Quick and Easy.

0" JAMES, CITY MEAT MARKET, Fresh Meats Constantly on Hand. Highest Cash Price Paid for Hides Sylvia, Kansas. J.J.CAREY, J3-DEALIR IMH5. Mm, Mis, Bridles, Whips Etc. Repairing a Specilaty.

O. BILLS, Childrens' diseases a speciality. Svlvla' Attorney at Law, Penny a Whiteside Block. Hutchinson. Kanaat WM.TIIOMPSOM, Contractor and Builder.

Estimates promptly furnished. Satis faction guaranteed. ED. McDONXELIj, Plasterer, Stone Brick Mason Work done with neatness and dispatch Satisfaction guaranteed. When want ing any work in my line, call on me.

Red Front LlTery Jan5e3 Roberts, Proprietor. TQE3 a ponoral Livery, Feed and fm ui s. -J MrsN. L. Allen, of Houston county, Ga.

has in her possession a gourd supposed to be over 300 years old, dating as far back as 1675. Her grandfather, Green Norris, inherited the gourd from his parents, and at his death G. J. Korris, Mrs. Allen's father, in herited the gourd, at his death Mrs.

Allen became the possessor. She holds it as a sacred family relic and prizes it very highly. The gourd is of an oval shape, the size of a Small cocoanut, and is in a petrified state, of a hard, flinty nature. There are men in Lincoln Neb. who remind the student of human nature of a gold case watch with Waterbury movement, says a local paper.

Farther east we have the same specimens of nature, representing the Waterbury case with full jeweled movements. We call such "old timers." A new counterfeit dollar has made its appearanc in eastern Ohio. It is made of brass, with a thin coating of silver electro-plate. This spurious coin is a good imitation, and is liable to deceive the unwary. It rings much like the genuine, only a little sharper.

It has the appearancejof having been carried in countless pockets, and the stars and figures of Liberty look worn, but the date, 1861, is sharply cut, and fails to carry out this impression. The depressed portions of the two sides are off color looking somewhat blue besides the genuine coin. Since we printed our local page we learn that J. A. May, proprietor of the Telephone will remove his paper to Macksville, Saturday.

Alex is a rustler and if properly supported, will give the people of Macksville and vi- cinty a bright newsy paper. Success to the new enterprise. JIIUJI HI J.J I NOTICE. The Sylvia Telephon is a thing of the past. The Herald has purchased the subscription list and unless otherwise ordered their subscribers will in the future receive the Herald instead of the Telephone.

We shall do our best to furnish our new readers with an interesting and readable paper, Hoping you may be satisfied by the change we are Yours Respectfully Dan F. Dugan. Market Reports. These reports are corrected on our day of issue each week, and give the exact prices of the following goods at this place. GENERAL PRODUCE.

Batter, 12 0 ctai per lb. doz. Live Poultry, 5 lb. Dressed" 7 lb. ....75 bu.

GRAIN. Corn, Shelled 25 eta per bu. ....25 LIVE STOCK. Hogs $3.75 $390, per owt Steers 3.25 3.50 Heifers 2. 225 44 Cowa 2.00 2:50 44 44 2 44 44 Business Locals: Tornado and Fire insurance written in the best companies at tne uank of Sylvia.

tf Beady made clothing at cost at Hawley's. tf Lard, Boneless hatn, snetir-cttr- bains, etc. -t Bontz? Roberta Austin'. If Ifyo desire any notary -w ork on Dan. F.

Dagao, at this of- GEORGE REAL. Proprietor. First-Class in Every Respect. Since taking Charge of the Imperial I refurnished and refitted it throughout, and invite those wanting clean beds and good board to call. Special Accommodation for Commercial Hen.

ROBERTS Hardware, and Implements, Wind Mills, Wagons, Buggies, Pumps and Piping, GultivatorS, Harrows, Stoves and Tinware, Walter A. Wood Binders and Mowers, Etc. will not be undersold in any line we handle. Call and be convinced that we ate leaders in low prices. tain vrcnlosory notes MPcutaO by within nuid in good faith for a valunbio eoif-uVratiou to the v.

kh-in named plaintiff, the WfiHer A. Wood Mower and Rpnper Machine Co. and you CqztpA At.i:A.; J. V-'. VxYr, J- P.

J- Sate Business. Special Rate te Tr-v'ilmjf'Men, t5..