The Nickerson Register from Nickerson, Kansas • 4

PERSONAL PARAGBPHS, For bargains in hats see Mrs. FIest.3 Alliance Resolutions. At a recent meeting of the Centennial Board of Education. The Board of Education of the city of The Nickerson Register. GEO.

THTJBRUSH, Pres. J. V. WOOD, Stc The Hutchinson -) DEALERS IS (- o'clock A. 51..

I will offer at public sale, at the west door of the building now used as a court House, in the city of Hutchinson, Kansas, and sell without appraisment subject to an $800 mortgage to the highest bidder for cash in hand, he following described real estate, to-wlt: The east half of the northwest quarter! Jj of section No. twenty-eight 28 township No. twenty-six 261 south of range No. six 6 west in Reno Countv. Kansas.

Said property will will be sold nnder and virtue of an order of sale, issued out of the District Conrt of Reno county, Kansas, to satisfy a judgment obtained in said court on the 13th. day of November, A. D. 1889, at the September term of said court, by J. M.

Washburn against John Burns et aL for the sum of one hundred and sixty-five dollars debt, together with costs of suit and interest at the rate of 12 pet cent, per annum, from date of judgment and a further decree of said coui-t, charging said described real estate with the payment of said debt and cost of suit, as a lein thereon. Given under my hands, at my office, in the city of Hutchinson, Kansas, this 19tli, day of Hardware, Stoves! Farm Implements, TINWARE CUTLERY ETC. We also have a fine assovvmuv or GARDEN AND GRASS SEEDS A Our MONARCH GASOLNE STOVE is the Best, Call and examine it. XICKERSOX, D. J.

-DEALER IN LUMBER, Lime, Cement Plaster, Stone Hair and Wire Paint and Bunding, hardware. Buildim Constantly toon City flsap and Aiittacile. Coal, Delivered to V. Aldrich, ii.r President. doe: a irenenil blinking business.

Exchange on all principal points in Europe. Farm Loans negotiated and money paid over withoi delayl COLLECTION'S A SPECIALTY. ANITARY Hardware Go. W. B.

FORKER, Manager. KANSAS, FAIR, LUEulBER, Material on -land. All Parts of the city. Aldrich, Cashier E. M.

Elliott, ice-Presiut- CLOTHING, FLEMING PECK. to tbe extremely hard 'time we hare greatly redac ted the price of meat, lou now buy beef from us all the way from 3 to 1 0 cents, and all other meats in proportion. FLEMING r-EC PRAIRIE TRELS FOR PRAIRIE PLANTERS. Evergreens, Forest Trees, Ornamental Flowering Shrubs and Plants and hardy Fruit a.ree.' GOOD STOG'k- LQV Send for our catalogue and see what we offer you. PINNEY LONG, Ellsworth, Ks.

Hnl Dillon. faln Street. Nickereon. Kansas. I have as fine a lot of ampTes to le from as can found west of Kansas Clty.

Give me a call. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Hut Tailor. Mrs. W.

A. Thorp was a visitor at Alden Wednesday. Mrs. I. Conroe was reported on the sick list this week.

Prof. W. A. Thomas was visiting in Denver this week. Dare Shaffer is taking in the sights at Denver this week.

E. B. Sill visited at his ranch near Florence this week. Joe Baxter, of Newton, was a visitor in the city Monday. Engineer Frank Hunniugton wa3 to be sen on our streets Monday.

Joe Rechif and family are visiting at their old home in Wisconsin Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allrich, of New ton, were in town this week. S. M.

Shaffer and father are taking in the sights of Denver this week. Jack Price was visiting friends at Wellington the first of the week. Mrs. Cyrus Frease and daughter left Thursday evening for Paris, Texas. Geo.

Reppeto has accepted a position as passenger brakeman on the Santa Fe. Audrew Mahurin, of the Colwich Courier, was in the city again this week. J. C. Crawford and wife returned home from their visit Wednesday evening.

Mrs. W. H. Frease returned from her ex tended visit to New York Tuesday eve ning. Ed Elliott, of Strong City, was renew ing Old acquaintance in this city Wed nesday Mr.

and Mrs. H. R. Nickerson and two children were visiMng in the city this week. Frank Risley has accepted a position in the grocery establishment ot Jl.

r. Hildinger. Howard Woods is now on the main line running Nos. 1 and 2 with headquarters in Nickerson. Frank Lowe has returned to Nicker son and accepted a position as switch man in the vards at this place.

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Saunders and son Earle returned from their visit to Palmyra, Wednesday evening. Agent J.

M. Van Aiken, of Pawnee Rock, was in the city Monday attending "court" in regard to the Pawnee wreck. Genial Joe McGrath, now of Newton, was in the city this week shaking hands and renewing acquaintance with his old friends. Fred Knight is now reinstalled as day caller for the Santa Fe, vice Walter Booth, who has been transferred to Ar kansas City. Max Strauss, who has been employed as E.

Green's clothing clerk for the past few weeks, left for his home in Butler, yesterday. Mrs. W. H. Ramsey, son, daughter and mother left Thursday evening for Dubuque, and Eau Claire, for an all summer's visit.

Rev. Wm. Wilber and daughter, Miss Myrtie, returned home Thursday eye- ninar. the Rev. from Chicago and Miss Myrtie from Winfield.

Mrs. Julia Robbins returned Tuesday eyening from a visit with relatives at her old home in Minnesota. She reports having an excellent time. Capt. Hurst has again returned to the city, after an absence of several weeks, and the cattle market will again un doubtedly boom in the near future.

Davton Gorsuch and John Devitt left for Wichita yesterday morning where they will assist the Kinsley boys to wine up the earth" with the Wichita club. Chas. Brown left Thursday eve ning for Newton, where he will take charge of Conductor Simpson's run, Alex having taken a passenger train. Mrs. James Merrifield, who has been visiting at the residence of her son Walter in this city for the past six weeks, returned to her home in St.

Louis, accompanied by Mrs. W. E. Merrifield and two children, this week. Mrs.

Dr. S. M. Wirt was a visitor in the city last week renewing old acquaintances. It nas been several yeais since Mrs.

Wirt was here, and she was course greatly surprised at Nicker-son's growth and prosperity. A GREAT BARGAIN. We have a fine business property on Main street for sale or trade. Will trade for stock of goods. Call and see us at Once.

BRIGHTMAN HARPER REWARD Is certain if reasonable effort is made to cure a cough by the use of DeWitt's cough and consumption cure. This remedy is correct and certain in its action and costs no more than unreliable preparation's. Insist upon having it. For Sale by T. B.

Enoch's. HERE IS A GREAT BARGAIN. We have eight acres of land inside the corporate limits of the city of Nickerson for sale for fS50, one, two and three years time if taken at once. This is a rare chance. Call and see us at once.

Brightman Harper. "WOMAN'S WORK," ATHENS, GA. Is a literary and domestic gem which should be iu every family. Jn order to give all our readers an opportunity to judge for themselves, its publisher has agreed to mail four trial numbers to anyone wrho sens ten one cent stamps and the addresses of ten ladies ADVICE. "Keep your head co.oJ your feet warm.

Your liver active, and trust iaG.od' was the advice of a celebrated physician to a patient. You can regulate the action of your Liver, Kidney's and Bowels by using DeWitts Sarsaparilla an absolutely reliable blood purifying Remedy. Far sale by T. B. Enochs.

GREAT SCOTT Why done you cujts that cough De Witt's cough and consumption cure will do it. Tbi remedy is positively certain, prompt and thoroughly satisfactory. If you have tried it you knew this statement to be a fact if you have not, you are doing yourself an injustice. It is sol- by T. B.

Enochs. Falrie O. teyick Teacher of Yeeal and Instrumejiial music. The Vocal method is tht of ihe old Italian school with the modern ira-provents of foremost European conservatories. Miss Stevick understands the method of the Cincinnati Conservatory in vocal and Instrumental so as to teach both well, Clara Baue, Directress, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Voices tried free of charge.

For further information inquire at J. P. Hermann's Mondays. Fairie D. Stevick.

Ice Cream in bulk or bv the dish at Frank VVerries. H. M. Stiefel will freeze ice cream for balls, parties, on short notice. Call on me for Yiew Work.

W. TV. Dcnlap, Photographer. The best line of cigars and tobacco to found in the city at H. M.

Stiefers. Sateen ribbon niching for ladies neck wear, very handsome, and only 10 cents per yard, at the Racket. When you wish a delicious dish of ice cream so to Frank Wernes. He makes I the best to be found in the city. Notice the change in the Santa Fe time card in this issue.

This company now giving its patrons excellent pas senger service. n. E. Wurtemburg is now "car cap tain" on the varnished cars, with headquarters at Ellinwood, running over the M. M.

branch. The ladies of the M. E. church will give an ice cream and raspberry social in the first building north of Enoch's drug store, June 24th. invited.

All are cordially A. ill. Wrleht has lust received a car load of hard brick and is now prepared to put up hard brick chimney's on. short notice. Give him a call when you want anything in this line.

Dunlap, the photographer, will make you stamp photos, gummed ready to stick fast to anything. Cards, lockets, watches, rings, pins, letters, envelopes or hearts. Only $1.00 per hundred. I have oermanently located in Nick- erson, and am prepared to no an Kinu of house and ornamental painting. Sat isfaction guaranteed.

Leave orders at Hoffman House. Lew E. Palmer. The pastor of the Baptist church will address the children of the Sunday school Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, and an appropriate program will be carried out in the evemner- All are cor dially invited. Pete Hoffman secured two live coyote wolves near "Hoffman's lake" one day this week and brought them home.

They are pretty little Pete savs he is going to sell them to the Hutchinson park association The many friends of Ray Wayman will be glad to learn that he has seeured a position on the Guthrie, Oklahoma, News. Ray is a good workman, and with close application to business will make his way in the world of "sorrow andca.e." While at the basket picnic Sunday A. Clark'3 horse became unmanageble and turned the buggy over, throwing Mr Clark out, and the buggy tailing upon him, bruised him somewhat. He is not seriouslv hurt, however, but had quite a narrow escape The firm of North McLaughlin dis solved partnership this week, T. C.

McLaughlin retiring from the firm. The business will De conducted in the future by Albert North, whom everybody knows, consequently he needs no com' mendation from us. We wish him the best of snccess. On last Sunday was held the Seventh annual basket picnic at the Christian church in Enterprise township. We are informed that during the day be tween seven and eight hundred people were present and participated in the features of the day.

Quite a number were present from this cisy. A very pleasant birthday party was given Miss Mamie Delano last Wednes day evening in honor of her eighteenth birthday. Quito a number of her many young friends were present, ana ine A 11 evening's entertainment consisted ol music, frames, etc. She also received a goodly number elegant and useful nresents. All Dresent report a good time.

As MarK Twain would say: Dunlap, the photographer, "never goes to bed with his boots on or to the table with hiB hat on." Net only in this respect is he with the times, but more so in a business way. In fact there is no gallery in the state that can turn out work that Dunlap can not duplicate. He uses the latest successful methods. Call on him for anything needed in his line While on his visit east Geo. Saunders had a narrow escape from drowning.

It seems they were out boating on a lake near by, on a raft, rather "Robinson Crusoe" fashion, when a black cloud arose on the horizon George's horizon at least which came near capsizing the raft. It was indeed a narrow only for George's great presence of mind and heroism all might have been drowned. At the regular meeting Monday eve ning Pythagoras lodge, No. 104, K. of of this city, the following officers were elected for the ensuing term P.

H. E. Wertenburg; O. J. Hall; V.

L. W. Elliott; Prelate," G. W. Tain: M.

of M. McCormick: K. of R. J. E.

Humphrey; M. at A. Adam Casper. This lodge has indeed became one of the most flourishing lodges in the city, having nearly doubled its membership since the first of the year. It is also in a most excellent condition financially.

Fourth of July Nickersoxi To celebrate this grand national holi day iu a befitting manner, it has been proposed that all orders, societies and organizations participate in the event. To make it a success ft requires the co operation of all the different bodies, They should therefore act at nee and elect representatives to form a general committee. The so appointed delegates are requested to meet at the city hall next Monday, the 9th at 8 o'clock p. to arrange the preliminary measures for the furtherance of this grand scheme. Let every one be present.

Respectfully, The Committee. MERIT WINS. We desire to say to our citizens that for years we have been selling Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's Lite Pills, Bucklin's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well, or that have giyen such universal satisfaction.

We do not hesitate to guarantee them eyery time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits For sale by J. W. Reed, the druggist. Farmers Alliance, AO.

106, the following preamble and resolutions were passed and ordered published in the Nickerson papers: Whereas, One E. C. Clark, of Nick- son, is seeking to crowd himselt on to the Alliance by requesting the privilege of going into their meetings to Viiereas, We believe him lo be to tally void of principle of honor and an enemy of our order, and that he is seek ing opportunities to gain that to Which he has no right. Therefore be it Eesolved. By the members of the cen tennial Alliance that we will not have any social, political or busiuess intercourse whatever with the said E.

CT Clark, and Besotted, lhat we denounce the ac tion of any Alliance which will permit said Clark to enter their hall for the purpose of making a speech for them. Mesolvea, That we will not cause to be or permit any more of his papers to be read in our Alliance. Resolved, That we deem it unwise and altogether wrong for any Alliance to converse with said Clark on any Alliance matter, either public or private. Chas. B.

Allison, Secretary. HERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. First published in Nickerson Register May 21th 189 J. Kansas Loan and Trust Pltff. vs Elizabeth F.

Barrett, et al defts. Public notice is hereby given that on Wednesday, the 25th day of June, 1890, at 10 o'clock, n. I will offer at public sale at the west door of the room now used as a court house in the city of Hutchinson, Kansas, an 1 sell without appraisment to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, the following described real estate, to.wit: The southeast quarter, (H') of section No. eighteen 18 township No. twenty-six 2ij south range No.

four 4 west, in Keno conn, tv Kansas, subject to a mortgage of eight hundred dollars SSsioL Said property will be sold under ami by virtue of an order of sale, issued out of the district court of Reno conntv, Kansas, to satisfy a judgment obtained in said court on the 13th day of November, A. 1). 18S9. at the September term of said court, by The Kansas Loan and Trust Company against Elizabeth F. Barrett and George Barrett, for the sum of One Hundred wenty-five dollars and eighty-two cents debt, together with costs of suit and interest at the rate of 12 per cent, per annum, from the date of judgment; anda further decree of said court charging said described real estate with the payment of said debt and cost of suit, as a lei thereon.

Given under mv hand, at my office, in the city of Hutchinson, Kansas, this 19th day of May 1890. J. V. JONES, Sheriff of Reno county. ERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

First published in Nickerson Register May 24th, lH9f. Kansas Loan and Trust Pltff vs. Abraham G. Staats, et al, defts. Public notice is hereby given that on Wednesday he 23th day of June, 1880 at 10 o'clock a.

in. I will offer at public sale at the west door of the btnlding now used as a court house in he city of Hutchinson, Kansas, and sell without appraisment and subject to a $500 mortgage, to the highest, bid. der, for cash in hand, the following described real estate to-wlt: Lot No. twenty. one 21) on aveune F.

East in the city of Hutchinson, Keno county, Kansas Said property will be sold under and by virtue of an order of sale, issued out of the district court of Reno county, Kansas, to satisfy a judgment obtained in said court on the lrsth day of November A. 1). 1889 at the September term of said court, by the Kansas i.oan ana xrust asrainst Auranam ij. Staats and Mary E. Staats for fie sum of eifrhty-seven dollars debt, together with costs of suit and interest at the rate of 12 per cent, and A.

L. Forsha Son recovered judgment against Abraham G. Staats and Mary E. Staats for the sum of $190.24 at 6 per cent, per annnm from date of judgment; and i a further decree of said court, charging said described real estate with the payment of I said debt and costs of suit as a lien thereon. Given nnder my hand, at mv office, in the city of Hutchinson, Kansas this 19lh day of May 1890.

J.W.JONES, Sheriff of Reno count y. HERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. First published in Nickerson Kegister May 24th, 1S90. Kansas Loan and Trust Pltff. vs.

John A. Itawlings, et defts. Public notice is hereby jriven, that on Wednesday, the 25th day of June 1S90, at 10 o'clock a. I will offer at publie sale at the west door of the bnildinj; now used as a court house in the city of Hutchinson, Kansas, and sell to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, the following described real estate to-wit: The northwest quarter of section No. Thirty-two (32) Township No.

twenty-three (23) south, llange No. four (4) west in Reno county, Ivansas. Said property will be sold without appraisment subject to a mortgage of 82,500, under and by virtue of an order of sale, issued ont of the district court of Reno county, Kansas, to satisfy a judgment obtained iu said court on the 13th day of November. A. 18S9 at the September term of said court.

b3' the Kansas Loan and Trust against John A. Rawlings and Sarah J. Rawlings for the sum of Three hundred and seventy-four dollars and six cents debt, together with costs of suit and interest at the rate of 12 per cent, per annum, from the date of judgment; and a further decree of said court, charging said described real estate with the payment of said debt and cost of suit asja lein thereon. Given uuder my hand, at my office in the citv of Hutchinson, Kansas, tin's 19th day of May, 1890. J.

W. JONES, Sheriff of Reno county. Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate. First published in Nickerson Register May 10, 1S80. Louise S.

Cheever Plainiff vs. Delila A. Norman et al. Defendants. Public notice is hereby given that on Tuesday the loth day of June.

1890, at 11 o'clock a. I will offer at public sale at the front door of the building now used as a court house, in the City of Hntchinson, Kansas, and sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand, the following described real estate to-wit: The south half of the south-east quarter of section twenty-six (26), township twnty-six (26), south of range live (5, west in Reno county Kansas, said property will be without appraisement under and by virtue ol an order of sale, issued out of the District Court of Reno county, Kansas to satisfy a judgment obtained in said court on the 23d day of October, A. D. 1889, at the September term of said court, by Louise S. Cheever against Delila A.

Norman and Henry B. Norman for the sum of one thousand and tweHty-seven 1027.001 dollars, d'-bt, together' with costs of suit and interest at the rate of 10 per cent, pet annum from September fith, 1389 and a further decree of said court, charging said described real estate with the payment of said debt and costs of suit as a lein thereon. Given under my hand, at my office, tn the City of Hutchinson, Kansas, this 7th day of Mav, 1890. J. W.

Joxes, D. H. Ettix, Sheriff of Keno County, Attorney for Plaintiff. Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate. First pnblished in Nickerson Registkh May grd 1890.

J. M. P.Uff, I vs. Chas. Dinsmore, et al Deft.

1 Public notice is hereby given that on Tuesday the 10th dav of June 1890 at 10 o'clock A. M-, I will offer at public sale at the west door of the building now nsedas a court house in the city of Hutchinson. Kansas and sell without appraisment and sub. iect to a mortgage of eight hundred dollars $800.06 to the highest bidder for cash in lruid lie follow ing described real estate, to 'wit- The sontn lialF of the southeast quarter of secf ion inne in township" No twenfy-Sixf-Wsonthof range No. six 6 west in Reno oonnty, Kansas.

Said property will be sold unOQr and by virtue of an order of sale, issued out of the district court of Reno county Kansas, to satisfv a iudginent obtained in said court on the IStll day of October 1889 the Sep. tember term of said conrt, by J. ash-burn against Chas.M. Dinsmore and Belinda Dinsmore for the sum of one hundred and Sixty-three dollars and eighty cents, debt, together with costs of suit; an 1 interest at the rate of 12 per cent, ner fccm date of judgment, lfcr.i-pp nt aald court, charg ing said described real estate wih of said (lelH and costs of spU, as a lien thereon, (iivenunuor my flee, in the city ot Hutchinson, Kansas, of- this 7tn Uay oi Aiay J. W.

JOXES, Sheriff of Keno county. gHERIFS 54 LE OF Ah First Published in the Nickerson Register May 24th, 1890. J. M. Washburn, Pltff.

vs John Burns, et al Deft- Public notice is hereby given, that on Wednesday, the 25te day of June 1890, at Nickerson met in monthly seession at their orfice in the northside school building on Monday evening, June 2. Present Mrs. Hendry. JSiessrs. Beer, Davis, Sain, Bray, and Treadway.

Ab sent, Messrs Elliott and Stuart. Called to order by President bain, minutes of last meeting read, corrected and approved. L. W. Elliott having moved from the ward winch ne formerly represented, his seat was declared vacant and after an unsuccessful attempt to elect his successor, the election was deferred until next meeting.

The president appointed standing committees as follows; Finance. Davis, Stuart and Hendry. Building, Beer, Elliott and Bray. The bill of Hendry Humphrey for six dollars for printing was allowed and ordered paid. On motion the board proceeded to the election of teachers for the ensuing term with the following result.

First primary, Mrs. Chittenden and Miss Cora Blodgett; Second primary, Miss Mary Ashton and Miss. Betty Hendry; First intermediate, Miss Flora Wooden; Second intermediate, Miss Lida McGregor; Grammar grade, Mrs. Fontron The action of a previous meeting fix ing salaries was rescinded and the teacher of Grammar Grade was allowed fifty dollars per month, the balance of the corps forty dollars. On motion a committee, consisting of Mrs.

Hendry, the Clerk of the Board and the Principal, was appointed to revise the course of study and report at next meeting. On motion the hour of meeting was fiixed at 7:30 o'clock p. m. Adjourned. B.

A. Treadway, Clerk. Council Proceedings. Council met iu resular session, Mon day evening, June 2d, with Mayor Frease in the chair. Councilmen present.

J. D. Reed, J. W. Reed, Hair, Newton and Booth.

Marshal reported that S. M. Shaffer had covered building with corrogated iron, and that Jarrett had torn his addi tion down. Bids of city printing were read, and H. II.

Brightman, being the lowest, was awarded the printing for the coming year. Mavor instructed ways ana means committee to consult the Nickerson bank iu regard to payment of loan held bv them. lie also instructed committee on streets to examine streets and report at next meeting. Marshal was instructed to fix up do, oound. Committee on city property reporteu some repairs needed on city nail, ana scenery in hall.

Committee was instructed to ascertain the cost of painting roof of city hall and to repair scenery. The following Dins were approved Dy the finance committee: D. II. Bray, appraising land for street, 1 00 Farmers and Citizens Bank, interest, 21 33 C. Mnllin, one month's salary S.

C. Harris, burying two dogs II. C. Barrett, city clerk, two months salary II. U.

Barrett, hauling stove for election Hendry Humphry, road receipts S. M. Cooper, lumber for E. C. Clark, attorney, salary, for one month 37 50 1 00 12 00 25 1 10 95 200 On moiion the above bills were allow ed and orders drawn on the general fund for all except the Farmers and Citizens Bank, which was ordered drawn on the citv hall fund.

Moved that the marshal be instructed to enforce the ordinance in regard to bovsiumping on trains; carried Bond of C. E. Decker for police judge and J. B. Jackson for running billiard hall, were approved.

Moved that the Fiiperintendent of Wildmead cemetery be allowed $1 per lot sold for the coming year; carried. On motion council adjourned to meet in regular session, June 16. L. W. Elliott, City Clerk.

Buiiding and Loan Associations. citizens. Nickerson May 27, 1890. Regular monthly meeting of the Nickerson Citizens' Building and Loan Association. Meeting called to order by the president.

Present, Vice President Elliott, and Directors Hiett and Rag-land. Absent, Directors Sain. Riddell and Brightman. Minutes of previous meetings read and approved. The auditing committee asked for further time to complete the examination of the books.

Secretary reported no delinquents for three months. Fefs collected for April 1.70 Amount of money on hand for sale 210. L. W. Elliott bid off eight shares at C2 per cent.

Amount of loan $008. There being no further bveiness meeting adjourned. A. H. Lindemuth, President.

T. C. McLaughlin, Secretary. DIRECTORS' MEETING." Nickerson, Kan May 29, 1S90. Regular monthly meeting of the di rectors of the Nickerson Citizens' Build ing and Loan Association.

Meeting called to order by Vice President G. Sain. Present, President Lindemuth, and Directors Hiett, iUliotr, Brightman and Ragland. Absent, Director Rid dell. Minutes of previous meeting read and approved.

L. W. Elliott offered as security for loan No. IS, bid off by him at regular meeting May 27, 1890, lot 8 in block 30, in the city of Nickerson, Reno county. Kansas.

Security committee reported having examined the above property and that it was ample security for the loan, and the secretary was Instructed to consummate the loan The following bills were presented and allowed L. C. Brown, for treasurer's book, $100 Jr. C. McLaughlin, for salary as secretary for May 8 33 T.

C. over deposit, 3 00 T. C. McLaughlin tendered his resignation as secretary ot the association to take effect June 1, 1890, which was ac cepted. and Albert orth was elected to fill vacancy for the balance of the-year.

No further business meeting adiourned, A. H. Lindemuth, President. T. C.

McLaughlin, Secretary. mutual. Nickerson, Kan May 24, 1890 Regular meeting of the Nickerson Mutual Building and Loan Association Meeting called to order by President B. Brightman. Present, Directors A H.

Lindemuth, W. II. Frease and Sec retary Jordan Minutes of previous meeting read and approved. Secretary reported about $200 on hand and for sale. Five shares were bid off by W.

H. Jordan at 15 per cent; amount 6o0 Meeting adjourned. S. B. Brightman, President.

jy 11. Jordan, Secretary. DiRECTOUS' MEETING. Nickerson, May 29, 189.0. Meeting called to order by President S.

B. Brightman, Present, A. H. Lindemuth, W. H.

Frease, Elliott and Secretary Jordan. W. H. Jordan offered as security for 5 shares at 15 per cent, premium a tract of land commencing 54 vards west of the southeast section 10, town 22. range 7 west, thence running north 40 rods, thence west 12 rods, thence south 40 rods', thence e.st 12 rods to place of which security was accepted and solicitor re4uestecf 19 niaka loan.

Meeting adjourned. S. B. Brightman, President, W. H.

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BKIGHTMAN, Pub. A. T. T- TIME TABLE-GOING WEST LEAVES No. 1, Pacific Express 4:40 p.

m. No. Denver Utah Express 7:25 p. m. No.

7, Colorado Express 8:30 a.m. GOING EAST LEAVES No 2, Atlantic Express 12:25 p. m. No. 6.

Chicago Express m. No. 8, Missouri River Express 7:35 p. tn. MISSOURI PACIFIC TIME TABLE GOING WEST LEAVES VrclgM 1-25 ptn passenger 7 50 GOING EAST LEAVES: Freight.

.....4:49 a in Passenger. ...9:04 am Passengers are allowed to ride on all trains. G. S. Emerson, Agent.

C. O. HOWE, NICKERSON, KAKSt Jewelry and Musical Goods. LOCAL TTENING Ice cream at Frank Werries. Give us your orders for job work.

Fresh California Fruits at Werries. Take De Witt's Little Early Risers. For bargains in hats see Mrs. Fiest. We wonder where Monday? Steye Newton was ew goods nearly every day, at the Backet.

A good ladies jersey vest for 15 cents at the Racket. Fresh cream II. M. Stiefel's. candies every week at Cleanse yonr breath with De Witt's Lit tle Early Risers.

Clarence Holt has given his house a new coat of paint. DeWitt's Little Early Risers get there. For sale by B. Enoch's Born To Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. Detter, Monday, June, 2, 1890, a son. Edith Dick is reported quite sick with an attack of scarlet fevei. New and fresh California canned goods of all kinds at II.

M. Stiefel's. Call on E. W. Elliott for cheap loans and insurance.

Loans obtained quickly Isaac Riggs has resigned his position in the shops and left this week for Denver. E. W. Loan Block. Elliott, Notary Public, Land Insurance agent.

Newton. L. W. Elliott is erecting a barn on the property he recently purchased on Burr street. A new supply of ladies and gents handkerchiefs and oh how the Racket.

Jt nu Isaacson from St. Louis has ac cepted a position in E. Green's estab lishment. Ask your druggist what DeWitt's Lit tle Early Risers are. For sale by T.

B. Enochs. The best brand of dress ginghams for 10 cents per yard, others ask 12 to 15 cts, at the Racket. Peter Hoffman is having his house repainted, etc. Lew Palmer is the artist weilding the brush Street Commissioner Mullen to-gether with a force of men was busy grading Main street yesterday.

We still have some of the cheap cor sets on hand, if you need one it will pay you to buy at the Racket. His girl didn't go -back on him because he used DeWitt's Little Early Risers. For sale by T. B. Enoch's.

Pasture to. rent At my place three and one-half miles southeast of Nicker-! son. Inquire of D. H. King.

Go to n. M. Stiefel's ice cream parlor when in search of a dish of ice cream; He makes the best to be found in the City. Judge Riddell returned Thursday from his visit to Denver and says it was the first time he ever came near freezing to death on the 30th day of May. When you wish to subscribe for any pa per published tn the United States cal-on us, as we will club with them and fur mshboth for nearly the price of one The many friends in this city of Frank Murphy will be pleased to learn that he has again accepted a position with the old reliable Santa Fe at Wellington, as an extra conductor.

Master Earle Saunders received as a present from his uncle, Wm. Tindell, of Baton, a mountain goat. To say Earle is delighted with his present would be putting it mild indeed. A very pleasant surprise party was given Miss Anna Bacon at her home last evening, at which a goodly number of her friends participated All, we are sure, had a splendid time, as Miss Anna is an excellent entertainer. A little altercation took place between two of our prominent citizens Monday, of which we think the less said the better.

Some of our citizens will of course censure us for it, but if they were to be placed in the same position would undoubtedly appreciate it, if nothing was said. be is HEALTH WA1ST3, UNION UNDERGARMENTS, SKIRV SUS FENDERS, STOCKING SUPPORTERS. All sorts of Healthful Garments, at reasonable prices Family Electric Batteries, Syringes, Water Bags, and Invalids VP'V eery docrintion. SENt FOR CIRCULAR. SANITARY SUPPLY BATTLE CREEK, MICH.

HEALTH FOODS r- classes of invalids. Genuine in quality, and reasonable in pci SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR. SANITARY FOOD FOR INFANTS. Prevents and cures Cholera Infantum. The cheapest and the he Ia market, FOOD ATTF CREEK.

MICH. may itsw. J. W. Jones, Sheriff of Reno county.

8 SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE. First published in the Nickerson Registek May 24th, 1899. Kansas Loan and Trust Pltff. 1 vs. David I.

Walker, Deft. Public notice is hereby given, that on Wednesday, the 25th day of June 1890, at 10 o'clock A. I will offer at public sale, at the west door of the building now used as a court house, in the city of Hutchinson, Kansas, and sell to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, the following described real estate, to-wit: The south half of the northwest quarter and the west half of the southwest quarter of section number twenty-eight(28) township number twenty-two(22) south range number ten(10) west in Keno County, Kansas. Said property will be sold without appraisment subject to a mortgage of welve hundred dollars under and by virtue of an order of sale, issued out oi the district court of Keno county, Kansas, to satisfy a judgment obtained in said court on the 13th day of November, A. D.

1889, at the September term of said court, by the Kansas Loan and Trust Co. against David I. Walker and Katie Walker for the sum of one hundred and lifty-three dollars and sixty cents, debt, together with costs of suit and interest at the' rate of 12 pe- cent, per annum, from the date of judgment; and a further decree of said court, charging said described real estate with the payment of said debt and cost of suit, as a lein thereon. Given under my hand, at mv office in the city of Hutchinson, Kansas, this 19th day of iuay vsio. J.

W. JOSES. Sheriff of Reno County. Carey, Kirkllxg Baixexger, ATTORNEYS-A T-LAW VVrsi. Carey, Late U.

S. Atty. Hutchinson D. Kirkling. County Atty.

Kansas. W. H. FAYETTE, M. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

ROOMS OVER BANK OF NICKERSON. Dr. Fayette will hereafter devote his time more especially to the treatment of Women and Children, Eye, Ear, Chronic Disease, having been preparing himself for this practice for some time. CALLS ANSWERED DAY OR XI GUT O. CLARK Attorney-At-Law.

Will practice in all the courts. T. T. TAYLOR. J.

W. JONES. C. W. TAYLOR TAYTX.1 JONES TAYLOR, Attorevs and Counselors At law Practice in State and U.

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