The Saturday Review from South Hutchinson, Kansas • 4

I. SATURDAY REVIEW. SUBSCRIBE FOR WILL EXHIBIT AT HUTCHINSON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14tu, Two Performances Daily At 2 and P. M. A GRAND County Attorney Lewis says he is going to make prohibition prohibit in fact, and to this end has been running an inquisition for the past few days.

All right, if he can wipe out the traffic then we will surrender our high license ideas and be a prohibitionist in fact THE on ii Of Intellectual an! Refined Amusement, Rid and Rare as Uic Feasts oi tne Sheriff's Sale. State of Kansas, County of Reno, ss. Hiram Bender VS. William Davison and Louise A. Davison his wife.

By virtue of an order of sale issued out of the Reno District Court sitting in and for said Reno County, in the above entitled action and to me directed, I will on Monday the 19 day of August A. D. 1889, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the front door of the court house in said countv, offer for sale at public auction and se'll without appraisement to the highest and best bidder for cash in hand, to satisfy said order of sale, all the right, title and interest whatsoever of the above named defendants, and each of them, and of all persons claming under them in and to the following described tract, piece and parcel of land tying and situate in said County of Reno, to-wit: The south-west quarter of section eight (8), township twenty-five (25), range seven (7), west of the 6th P. M. and containing one hundred and sixty (160) acres more or less, together with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining.

Given under my hand at my office in the City of Hutchinson in said county, this 10th day of July 1889. Dan E. Miller, Sheriff. Geo. J.

Barker, Attorney for Plaintiff. jl3-5t Sheriffs Sale. State of Kansas, County of Reno, ss. Hiram Bender vs. Isaac X.

Herlacker and May Her-lacker his wife, Citizens Bank of Haven, S. G. Herlacker and C. F. Herlacker.

By virtue of an order of sale issued out of the Reno District Court sitting in and for said Reno County, in the above entitled action and to me directed, I will on Monday the 19th day of August A. D. 1SS9, at 1 o'clock in "the afternoon of said day, at the front door of the court house in said county, offer for sale at public auction and sell without appraisement to the highest and best bidder for cash in hand, to satisfy said order of sale, all the right, title and interest whatsoever of the above named defendants, and each of them and all persons claiming under them in and to the following described tract, piece and parcel of land lying and situate in said County of Reno, towit: The south-east quarter and east half of the north-east quarter of section thirty-four (34), township twenty-four (24), range four (4), west of the Gth P. M. and containing two hundred and forty (240) acres more or less together with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining.

Given under my hand at my office in the city of Hutchinson in said county, this 11th day of July 1SS9. Dan E. Miller, Sheriff. Geo. J.

Barker, Attorney for Plaintiff. jl3-5t SELLS BROTHERS' ENORMOUSIUNITED SHOWS IN MIGHTY UNION WITH S. H. BARRETT'S GREAT WORLD'S FAIR THE ABSOLUTE and ONLY EUREKAOF CANVAS TERTHjgTS Created and proudly placed before the people by tne apt consolidation of the 0 BIGGEST SHOWS0 ON EARTH Gigantic, sweeping and brilliant Centralization of Sterling and World-endorsed Entertainments. BIGGER AND BETTER TIIAX ALL Other Shows Combined Positively first-time presentation of The finest and tabled Gods.

Prodigious, overshadowing enormous. Is ike verdict of all beholders. The GrcatcsFCorps of Distinguished reformers Ever Assembled. The most important union of Great RAILROAD Shows THE WOULD HAS KNOWN. Fully a century in advance of all competitors.

reerlcss, Princely, Poetic Pagcnts Entrancing young and old. Sixty-five New and Exclusive acts. most Accomplished day and evening. 1 EIUAL ACTS! By unequaled And Brilliant 3 Circus Organizations! A.NJJ INEXPLICABLE METEORIC Most Impressive Days deserving the title. nmriT fl 11 k) 1 11 Y.

A. HARIMAN, Editor. A weekly paper, published in the interest of Hutchinson and Reno county Subscription price $1.00 per year. Entered as Second Class Matter for Transmis sion through the Mails at the Hutchinson Post office. R.

R. TIME TABLES '4 Atchinson, Topeka Santa F. EASTWARD New York Express, No. 4 Eastern Express, No. 6 Atlantic Express, No.

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No 14, South Main. C. E. SIDLINGER. THE DRUGGIST HUTCHINSON, KANSAS.

President Harrison is rusticating among the hills of New England. That Ingalls letter has stirred up considerable comment, forgery or no forgery. The Cincinnati "ealoonist rebellion" has ended. Victory in favor of whisky. "Wanted A classic definition to ''Terminal Facilities" as applied in modern railroad paralance.

It begins to look as is this terminal facility business was a technical dodge to beat the new $2,000 per mile law. The Canucks seem to be getting scared about the seal plantations in Behring sea. Never mind, you sub jects of Her Majesty, Uncle Sam will take care of the seal fisheries. The Democratic County Central Committee met in the court house to-das at 2 o'clock. Dan Branaman chairman, and Jeff Bowers, of Sylvia, secretary pro ten.

aihe attendance was small, there being but eight townships and three wards of Hutchinson represented. On motion, the first Saturday in September was chosen as day for holding the county convention and the last Saturday in August date for tthe several primaties. The basis of representation was fixed at one delegate for each township and ward and one for each twenty votes and one for each of over ten votes cast for Cleveland at the election in 18S8. Motion that new central committeemen be chosen at the primaries carried. Committeeman then adjourned.

"Congressman Harrison Kelley, of Kansas, will doubtless be gratified to learn that the special election for sheriff and assessor held recently in Bt Francis county, Arkansas, passed quietly and that no disturbance oc-cured at any of the polling precincts. Mr. Kelley can take a rest now until the warm weather is over, on the bill which he is framing to place the state of Arkansas under martial law." As St. Francis county gaye Cleveland 237 more votes than it gave Blaine, while in 1888 Harrison had a plurality of 85, it might appear that there was here a greater freedom in exercising the ballot than there was in Litchfield county, where Cleveland had 471 plurality in 18S4, and where Harrison was 290 ahead in 18S8; where the republican congressman' Frederick Miles, could coerce his large body of operatives into the support of "Protection to American industry!" Hiawatha Democrat. ILSTew" Eq-aestrian jEea.t-u.res Sheriff MHler was transacting lgal busins around Turon ani Olcott Tuesday.

Mr. Milltr has made many warm friends throtghout Reno county during his prssent term of office. He as a candidate for re-election and is very popular among the people. Baring politics, Dan E. Miller is no doudt the most popular of the numerous candidates for sheriff.

He was the only candidate elected on the Democratic tidket, in Reno county, two years ago and will be hard to defeat, for a second term, in the comming contest Turon Headlight. The News headed a quasi justifica tion of the council swapping $20,000 in bonds for probable $5,000 terminal facilities with the following paragraph: One or two of our weekly contemporaries have been trying to work up capital against the mayor and council, because they issued the "terminal bonds before they were earned. It is simply a piece of political demagogery worked up by disgruntled individuals, and of itself is unworthy of notice. After reading the above we felt as if a hot wind had been blowing across our surface for about three days. The Review as the originator of the so-called fight against the HOG road and the council, has never considered the matter from a political stand point; neither has it made a positive charge of boodling against the council; but, the acts of the council have been such as to justify inquiry and the people have a right to inquire why the bonds were issued, singed, sealed and'delivered before a nickle's worth of work had been done in the corporation.

The columns of the Review are open for an explanation, but the claim that the great and only duly christened HOG company were in a financial strait and had to have the 20,000 or suspend operations is entirely too etheieal to stand material inspection. There is something suggestive in the deliberations with which the several Indian tribes are considering propositions to open their reservations to white settlers. The savages begin to see their inability to stay the mighty waves of civilization which are rolling westward as the Star of Empire leads the way of progress in that direction, and rather than be overwhelmed by the rush of the thousands seeking homes there and involved in bloody conflicts against unequaled numbers, they are ready to sell their lands and yield to the in evitable sure to follow in the absorption of the race. Whenever counsel can be given to induce the Indians to adopt this course, the admonition will be in the interest of peace and the safety of person on the prairie. The red man must now be absorbed, not exterminated.

He must be accepted and treated as a fellow citizen and a brother and gradually be made to understand his business rights and how to maintain them. Under such a policy, all Indian Territory will be made to inur to the highest possible benefits for the Indians. The wise men among the tribes see this and their counsels are winning their brethern to the adoption of a course that will bring them nearer in business relations and social inter course to white men than they ever were since the discovery of the country by the bold Norseman mariners. Leavenworth Times. "RALLY ROUND THE FLAG BOYS.

The Grand Army reunion to be held at Milwaukee (August 26th to 31st inclusive), will in many respects, be one of the most noteworthy of commemorative events. There will be no lack of distinguished speakers. But the most attractive features will be the "tie that binds" men who have fought, starved and bled for a sacred cause, the renewal of old-time associations, the rehearsal of war experiences, and the rekindling upon the altar of patriotism of undying devotion to "one flag and one country." Veterans and their friends will be pleased to know that from all stations on the Chicago, Rock Island Pacific Railway, on its main lines and branches both east and west of the Missouri river, the price of tihkets hat been placed for this occasion at one fare for the round trip, while children under twelve and over hve years of age will be charged ond one-half this excursion rate or one-quarter the regular fare for the ronnd trip. Tickets will be for sale at all principal stations on the Rock Island Route August 21 to Aug. 28, '89, inclusive, good for continuous passage leav ing Milwaukee on any date between August 27 and September 5, 1SS9, inclusive.

Holders of such tickets who desire to make side ecursions from Milwaukee to points beyond in anv direc tion, can, by surrendering their return coupon tickets for safe keeping to the Joint Agent at Milwaukee, have them honored to original starting point where ticket was purchased (by proper indorse on any date not later than Sept. Only One dollar A Year. TEE SHORT AND DIRECT ROUTE TO THE SOUTH -IS VIA- MEMPHIS, MISSISSIPPI TENNESSEE -I-AXD-I- Illinois Central R. ITS. EQUIPMENTS FIRST-CLASS.

Through Pullman Buffet SlccpTrs "VIA THIS ROUTE. Kansas City to New MILE TIIE SHORTEST ROUTE Memphis To NEW ORLEANS. ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS FOR JACKSONVILLE, FLL And that at New Oeleaks In Daylight Round trip Tickets are on sale at all Impo--tni points rending via Memphis, u.n? The Mississippi Tennessee R. K. CJTBo sure thnt your tickets read over the I Is sisslppi cfc Tennessee and Illinois Central aud thus secure the benefit of Tkrounh Sleeper.

For any further information, communicate witi. nearest railroad agent, or A. H. II ANSON, A. J.

KNA PP. Gen'l Pass, Aeent, Asst. 0. P. A.

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Points west of Grand Forks in DaVota anil Montana lees than one fare, no round trip rate being more than twenty dollars. Including Qrcat Falls. Montana. jereenj desirtnj to take a trip through northern Minnesota, or Montana for the purpose of looking ever the country, or with an WOft of selecting a new home within the boun-diarft of greatest wheat belt in the world, and an agricultural country suitable for dirersi-fisa farming, dairy and fetock purposes, will do ell tak adyaatage of thew rates. aiid mformatioa apply to your home tickt agent, to any agnt of the company; or, F.

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TOURIST TIDKETS At reduced round trip rates arc on sale at Sices of cpnnectir.z nes to Baton New Orleans and principle points Florida, Southern Texas aud California. Magnificent Pullman I5ufJV Sleeping Cars Kun lJeUveeii Louisville And Xew Orleans via Memphis AVitliout Change. gPassenzers should purchase Ti. etsvia this Line. It is emphatical the most Attractive route in the to-day.

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Tei" ESTIMATES FOR ALL KINDS OF Furnished at the REVIEW OFFICE. 2s umber 6, post Office building Poplar Lips no That ever thrilled an audience. The crallant. darinr nnrl rliivn Irons of fiEXKIJ.AT, "PUTT. Thrillinsly and vividly exemplified each Jocund and Jolly Clowns, Ihe best in tho profession.

Uniivaled and Daring Gymnastic Exploits, hv the 1 the orld. THRILLING A.ND ELECT1UF TING Lady and Gentlemen Artists. LARGEST AND RESt MENAGERIE Ever Shown under Canvas. Sheriffs Sale Under Execution. State of Kansas.

Reno County, ss. R. E.Taylor vs. Harriett Ileriocher. By virtue of an Execution to me directed and delivered, issued out the 9th Judicial District Court of the State of Kansas sitting in and for Reno County, in said State, I will, on Wednesday the 4th day of Sept.

A. D. 1889, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. m. and 4 o'clock r.

m. of said day, at the Court House door, in Hutchinson in the County and State aforesaid, offer at public sale, and sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand, all the right, title and interest of the above named defendantjin and to the following described Real property, to-wit: Lot No. Ten (10), Block Xo. One (1), Irving Place addition to the City of Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas. Said property to be levied on and to be sold as the property of the above named defendant.

Dan E. miller, Sheriff. By Jno. II. Kingkade, Under Sheriff.

Sheriff's Office Hutchinson. Kansas. June 28th, 1889. MCXEMER, Attornev for Plaintiff. Notice by Pulication.

In the District Court of Reno County, Kansas. James B. Pickens, Plaintiff, vs. Francis M. Cruse, R.

II. Chittenden, and Maggie F. Chittenden, Defandants. Said defendants, Francis M. Cruse, R.

II. Chittenden and Maggie F. Chit tenden, will tane notice thnt they have been sued in the above named court and suit, and must answer the petition filed by plaintiff in the above entitled action, on or before the 31st day of August 1S89, or said petition will be taken as true and judgement for plain- tnr, ana ioreciosing a mortgage tor the sum of one hundred and twenty-five ($125.00) dollars with interest thereon at the rate of eight (8) per cent, from the 31st day of May 1887, and for costs of suit, on the following described real estate, situated in the County of Reno, and State of Kansas, to-wit: Lot number thirty-one (31), First avenue east in the City of South Hutchinson. J. F.

Mcnemer, Attorney for Plaintiff. Attest: JOILN B. INCENT, Clerk. Qartely Statement. To the Honorable Mayor and Coun cil of South Hutchinson, Kansas: Gentlemen.

The following is a cor rect statement of the money paid out by me since since May Gth: Amount in treasury May 6th, 1889 $137.65. Disbursements during June and July $45.70. Balance in Treasury July 15, 1889 $91.95. T. Ewing, Attest: Treasures, Nettie Curtis, City Clerk.

When the Sells Brothers' Show, about eighteen years ago, had its genesis, there was nothing to indicate that it was in time to become the largest, the most attractive and in all respects the best zoological, hippodromatic and equestrian organization in the world. The associated brothers there were four of them had but limited experience in catering to popular favor, and their exhibition as at first organized was crude and primitive; but they were not only men or nerve and judgment- they possessed keen and ready perceptions, were eminently thorough, practical, energetic and prompt in all business obligation. With these qualifications they were successful from the very outset, and with the adventitious aid that experience alone can render. their exhibition soon sprang from obscurity to prominence, and cotemporary managers to discover that this new Lochinvar that had sprung up in the west had become the most formidable competitor with whom they had to contend But the enterprising brothers were not at all content with establish ing their exhibitition co-equal with the best on the road. If they could obtain that ultimatum, why not go beyond it? Their Show had become as good as the best; why not make it better than the best? Why not, in point ot magnitude splendor and multiplicity of attrac tions, make it so immeasurable the superior of all others existing that all attempts at rivalry or even imitation would be futile? To conceive was to act; and during the winter just passed the brothers set about to successfully accomplish this desideratum.

They not only added largely to their already immense zoological and mythological collections, and by liberal offerings se cured the services of the most lllus trious equestrians, hippodrmatic and gymnic talent either hemisphere affords, but they made overtures, which were accepted, looking to a consolidation with the notable kindred exhibitions of Mr. S. II. Barrett, which for many sea sons had won favor with the amusement-going public in all sections of the nuion. With this vast augmentation to their own enormous exhibitional organization, the Sells Brothers come before the people of America, reliant in having beyond controversy the larg-and in every way the best tented show ever organized.

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All the marvels and mysteries of the brute creation. Beasts, Birds and Reptiles shown in our stupendous collection. Larger Tents and Railroad Trains than were ever before possessed by one management. Phenomenal Stage Sensations and unprecedented Special Features. Wrestlers.

Boxers, and Gladiatorial Combatants, in friendly rivalry. Newly PlannedElevatcd Stages! For Vaudeville and Novel Entertainments. Chariot Reccs, Roman Standing Races, Flat Races and Jockey Races, Inexpert and daring lady and gentlemen Jockeys and Charioteers. The only successful act of riding, driving and grouping 33 Horses By A Single Equestrian! AH theacknowledged and recognized Champions of the Circus World! "The Children's Dream of Fairvland A dc-liirhtf ul enisode Spectacular Street Procession! The only Leviathan pair of Living Hippopotami! With any exhibition. Ten canvas-canopied acres of Sterling and Unprecedented Attractions.

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