The Leader from Kackley, Kansas • 3

I bright aud intelligent young uiau hu? LOCAL NEWS. PERSONAM. Mr. Shaukford gat us 4 pltmut call ft.tiinnib iimh cahu. XACJttKY STATION.

ATrUISliN TOPKKl SANTA VK. KJkST JUNl. 'No. 838. Local Freight ''No.

508. rascntgyr WEST UOl'KI. "Wi r.nnl Vroiilht t. IU. GO TO J.

T. FITZGERALD. For Frcah- GROCERIES! COFFEE AND FRUITS i FANCY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, CLOTHING HATS, CAPS, Bootsl Shoes And Gents Furnishing Goods. Highest Price Paid JTor of all KINDS. get the name goods js Store! COMPLETE LINE OF i i.

Whv no to other t)ln cux to trade 8 when you can at Kackley cheaper. YOVRSFon susinksf, DO doubt will mukB a good puysloiau. Tuesday was a very wtudy day, The wind blew a put vet gale all day tilling the air with liumeuse clouds of Oust to sii'Hi ou cxteut tbat MiifUt was almost totally obscured ami farmers and labor. era were unublu to work. 0.

0 Junction Kwi. flora to Mr. and Mrs. Howard llaiwon April 8rd. a teu pound boy.

Mother aud sou doing well and Howard is tbe bap-plesl man ru Buffalo creek, C. E. Carpenter came home from Republic couuty lust Saturday cvemug, spbut suuuuv witu U18 family, aud re turned to bis bufinvss Monday nioruiutt. Lucy wife of W. W.

Strayer, age 17 years, mouths and su days, dud at Hiawatha Kaus April 3, 18l3. The de ceased with ber husband was formerly a resideut ol Jamestowu, but lately oi Hiawatha, bhe was never stroug aud tell ttu easy victim to consumption. She died leaving a husband aud au infant sun, and iu full possessiou of the Christians hope. Her remains were brought to Jamestown to be burled by those of an tnlant daughter. A brief service was held at tbe E.

Church, Rev. Jeukeus, after having charge ol the M. E. church aud residing in this city for the past two years, bus moved to Scandia with his family. The elder by his uprlgbteouauess of character, hi Christian deportment, and bis kind generous and uoble disposition, but made many warm friends iu this community who regret to see him leave eui midst, in bidding hi.n goodby we feel that we are loosing a mos; devout Chris tiau minister aud family and wo cheerfully recommend tbem to the favorabh consideration of his new charge aud trust his labors may be blessed witu success in bis new fluid of labor as they wvre here.

J. Isbell has bought the Carr Brown farm. The sale was made by the Geary County Iuvchtment Company. -Jamestowu New Era. ttaandla Scrlbllagi.

Last Sunday evening another disgraceful round-up took place in Scandia. I' is uu wonder our customers are itoiug Belleville to trade. Henry Turner and Samuel Bissel hi rived bere from Iowa tula week, and wil make tnts place their future home. A. P.

Helberg and wile will leave fin ibe World's Fair sometime during tbic month, Miss Lillie Wholtort was thrown from her borse last Saturday evening while in town, and received painful injuries. Last week Headsman Maxwell removed and appointed four postmasters in Re public county. John Heshion visited friends in town last Sunday. If the Missouri Pacific bad tried to please their patrons they would not have moved John from Scandia. P.

J. Johnson Is now a horny handed son of toll, having resigned ai Gulick Buckley's and has gone upon a farm west of town. Capt, William Walker was last week appointed postmaster at Scandia to tuki the pluce of Stoy E. Ware, removed. Mr.

Vare made a good postmaster and hi time was not out, but to the victors be lunar tbe spoils and be tell under the ax Headsman Maxwell who does not exuect to stop for feed or water until the iourth class postofllce are supplied wilt, Simon pure democrats. (Tbat i.i Mhhhh pure outside of Kansas.) Tho appoint! Mr. Walker is well known; he was posi master under Cleveland before, Eyery Hody knows his virtue and his faults I'll nt he will make a good officer all snow who ltnew hisconduot at tbe post office when he was postmaster before Tbe appoiutmeut, to our mlnd, is me iu several ways; Captain Walkt iu au old soldier; he is getting nig years and his health Is broken iiuel) due to exposure and disease while in Hi service of biscountry. We think it fit nig that he should receive the appointment. Journal.

A KANSAS DTJ8T bTOBH. BY LOUISA J. TURNER. darkin tiie north, what meaneth It It is all. Sure 4 tempest is rising fast.

Ah, iooli once again, how swiftly it comes, 'Tis the wind and tbe dust rushing past: How sen It Cometh, how many alas, Ol fts Victims It finds nnprepured, 3o3e their labor afar from their homes, Others out on the highways unspared. It rages alike far over our land, 'Bound tbe homes t)f tbe rich and poor, It sings and beats ou the mansion fair, And strikes on the cottage door. It istlarkneBS neath auloudless sun, Dimming for as Its light, Yet powerless to barm this lanalnoni As inarches In his might. Now let us pas lor moment and think. Shield eternity suddenly tome.

To iny ut us wottrd we be prepared lo Kae out (iod, and like tbe sua Ride gtorously ovel tbe tempest of life, And throngs the dark valley of death, Victorious at last, when the Judgment is pantv And wVrn sats ta realms ef the last Friday. John Aby took la th lights of the count) seat yesterday, Chris Nelson of Ouoontt was seen ou our streets Wednesday, Joseph Kackley was tt Jamestown 00 legal bUHiness Friday, Geo, W. HarrU oui postmaster took in the city ol Courtkud Monday. Joe. A LUsumerou of Courtlaud's real estate rustk rs was iu towu jester day.

J. F. Ly tie, express auditor, of Em porla, was hure to see. our agent this week. Orval Garder who baa been attending school at Sail en Is homo ou a visit during vacation.

Mr. KmmersoB is bets attending to tbe busiuesi of the Kausus Grain Id tbe absence of Mr. l'oace. Hnv. G.

F. Berg went to Miloovale via the riauta Fe iriday evening return ing Monday morning. Jobu Ayers aud Miss May Clas gow ol CourtlaQd attended church at this place Suuday evening. D. J.

Burton, manager of tbe lumber yard at this place visited with his par ents at Jamestowu Sunday. E. L. Moony auditor of the T. S.

F. Ry. was in town Tuesday attending 10 the affmrs of the company. S. King aud daughter Daisy were iu Jewel county visiting bis daughter tbe last of tne week returning Monday.

J. E. Broadmarkct of Concordia was uere representing the A. J. Ilarwl Hard ware, of Atcuiaon, Weduesday.

Corlis Kackley was at Scotsvtlle Sunday. There seems to be some ob jvet there that attracts him that way Chas. Kail, a regular pharmacist oi Vlarvlu is Uere today, he is looki lor a location aud la thinking very strong iy of stopping in our towu. A. 11.

Poage left lor Cosby Tues Uav eveuiug over tbe Santa Fe. He called mere to the bedside of his mother ho is not expected to ire. Mr. aud Mrs. K.lloyt aud daughle aud Martin Heine aud his mother of Court laud attended the bervlceb at the J'euie coKt church Suuday moruiug.

Elmer Morris of bcaudia is canvass tug the towu aud country this week for 000k entitled, "Tbe Voltage Physician is a kooiI aud valuable book and should be in every bouse, Mr. Morns a uice straightforward voung man aud Dupe our people will give biiu the patronage be deserves. BOUOr H0VOB FOU TUIS WEEK. We mean by this those who have called and paid up tbetr subscriptions. A.

Lane 1.00 .26 .60 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 Claude Kackley D. G. Auderson W. II. Pearce O.

Belden Albert Hulqulst Jobnme Swenson Aiot itargstrom L. McGrager John Casore Warring 00 ChriitUni. Constantinople, April 10. The condition of affairs In Armenia Is becoming more serious daily, constant arrests of Armenians being reported in private letters. It is estimated that between 1,800 and 2,000 Christians are now in Turkish dungeons.

Tbe recent announcement that tho ultan had proclaimed a general pardon of Arn.eulau prisoners was mere hum-oug. Ouly a few Armeuiaus will bo released and they will be set free only be-uuse no evideuce whatever of their connection with the pretended sedition jouid be obtained. For Ktckley loader. School in district 93 closed Aprl 1st, The entertainment in the evening was good. Everybody enjoyed the exercises very much.

Miss Hutctiins' also Mr. Realty's recitations added much to the fitter listeners enjoyment. We are sorry to lose Mrs Rockbold irom our scltooi and neighborhood. Tuesday evening parents and pupils went vo her home with baskets loaded with eatables which surprised ber Very much, til bad a good time. As a goodbye to ier the pupils presented her with a purse of six dollars and requested ber to purchase a life long memento.

May all happiness surround her in her new home at Hebron, where she will soon go. One Present. A BEMC IX EABLI BAILU0AD MAIS. Another interesting rllc of early railroading in this country has Just beea forwarded to the transportation department of tbe exposition by the Chicago Tribnne. It is a locomotive of Knglish build brought to the United Slates in For Beveral years It was operated on the Natchez Hamburg rottdnow part of tbe Illinois Central system.

In lftus it was taken to Vlcksburg, but shortly af terranintoa river, where it was hurried nntii 1870, when tbe superintendent of tbe road bad it dug out and put In serves again. Although largely out of date and ot least a fall generation behind the time, it was kept in ue on a small branch road down in Missouri up to three years ago, Tbe engine is a curious looking machine and will be an interesting attraction. When first putluservloe it ran on strips of iron bolted to wooden rails laid lengthwise, A section of the old track thirty test long will also sttowo. Ei, wiu; ors turn asi soma it cwihbt ahs ytftiua Bwcmlta in tw fieplt Oil Iflllii Ai iti UiMi, Wlki Wtt IctwwUo ill. tut IHuu tin Salr.g.

The duet, The awlul dust, The drcadldl dutt. bow the dust blowed Tuesday. II tou waut a slick hair cut call on Linden Kirkman, Old papers for sale at this office for 25 cents, per hundred. Ira Hamilton Is running the engine at the elevator this week. Rev, Petersou filled the pulpit at the Oaptist chorcb Sunday.

Our station agent II. M. on the sick list this week, Armstrong is P. ZieRler preached at Norway Sunday afternoon to a large and attentive congregation. William Andrews of Narka, was vis iting bis daughter Mrs.

Joseph Kackley the first ef the week. Freddie Beiden while sharpening a plow last Friday cnt bis hand very badly. He cut bis little linger nearly off, When your Insurance runs out do not (orget to call on D. P. Ziegl'er and get in sured in one of the bust companies in the Htate.

Some of our peonle have their gardens well under headway. We are not eoins to he downed by Norway, for we think if all i.bings are favorable there will be somr tin? gardens in Kackley this season. Rtfv. M. Benrquist and family of Os- den, Utah arrived at this place esterda morning and was taken to the Lutberlan Church where be was Installed as pastor that church at this place.

Rev. Ed mnnd of Scandia and Rev. J. Salem if Fremont, offlclailiiur. Rev.

Berg iiuist responding to tbe address tbat wa jl ven. The church was nicely decorated uid presented a lovely scene. A bouutl ul dinner was served it the parsonage of vhico one hundred and sixty partook Everything possible was done to make oleasant for the new pastor and to finish the matter up the members presented him with a beautiful range, buosebold furni ture and fifty dollars In cash, We wish Brotaer Bergquist abundant success, 111 bis new undertaking pastor of the Lutherlan church at this place and be lieve in so doing that we voice tie senti inenl of tbe entire community. OXEOXTA NEWS. Rev.

Geo. P. Peterson returned home Saturday morning from Racine, Wis. He visited Cbicago on bis way borne and has soinu very interesting things to tell about the great city and tbe Woild's fairgrounds and buildings, be was ou on top of the Mnouic temple and ai other places of interest. Gustave Anderson has received hi violin, a decided beauty with a urn tone very rich and sweet Anton Christeusou has procured 1 spraying aperatns and Is spraying his apple trees.

He has completed hi waterworks and is ready to irriguti about four acres about bis premises. O. Nelson telegraphed for Dr. Mo Casey on batur day to come and fee mother P. O.

Nelson who is dangerously ill. John Nelson and family cuiut ver in tie afternoon and Christ Robert' sua wile were over on Monday to assisi 111 carlni? for Mrs. Nelson. Tne relative- ill stem very anxious that the old kd tuould have every cere and attention foi relief of her sufferings. Charles Nelson has' purchased Autoi Ubristenaon's bicycle and was in Oueouiu on Sunday exhibiting various feats it cycling.

C. Nelson went to Concordia -on Saturday on business. He has a new surrey look out for big fist. JohnO'Neil the Santa Fe section formal, and gam; were at Oneonta and along the section cleaning up oa Monday prepara tory to the iceneral inspection by the gen eral officers of the line. A special train with general managei Fry general superintedant Nickerson, division superintendant Turner and others were over the Santa Fe 00 Mon dav Inspecting the line.

J.u. Ashley was up to the station on Monday helping tbe agent scrub out. Our station agent went to Concordia on Monday and procured a stock of sum mer clothing. It is last approaching that season of the year when it is necessary to buy lighter clothing. Hello Miller! where did you get that hat? J.

u. Ashley and lady, company with his mother are about to take a a trip Elkhart. via. Santa Route. Dr.

Coffer spent Sunday at Senator wheelers. Dr. Coffer is practicing with Dr. McCasey for the present. Dr.

Mc Cisjy was called to Topeka on Monday by telegraph and Dr. Coffer attended mother Nelson on MoEday evening (a Df. KcCsnya abtrccvM Or. Uvtter is a lasseuger ,9:13 a.m. Trains dally except Sunday.

H. M. ARMSTBOKO, Agent. COUBTUND STATION. BOCK ISLAND PACIFIC.

1AIT BLTiD. "iro-e. Filer M3a.m. KO.U. Mail a.m.

fco.WEipresil 11:45 p.m. No. 42. Accomodation 13:30 p.m. Ko.W.

K. Stock Eipress 8 :09 p.m. No. 90. Omaha Stoek Eipress m.

WEST BOUKD, No. IB, Express 0:03 a.m. KO. 13. Mail 6:07 p.m.

So. 8. Flier No. Si 'Accommodation 13: 90 p. m.

J. 1). FUXBBABD, Ajtent. SANTA FE. 01! TB BOUKD.

MaiHud Express Accommodation "HOBTHBOUNP. Mail and Etpreea Accommodation :56 p.m. 8:46 am. 0:27 a. Stoek train goroa south, SuBdays, Tues days and Thursdays each week at 13:10 p.m.

8. Conawat, Agent NORWAY STATION. MISSOURI PACIFIC. KOKTH BOUND. 10:30 a.m.

SOUTH BOUND. Passenger G. McBroom, Agent. 08USSH BAPTIST CHURCH. treating rylceB every alternate 8uu-vity at 11 a.

m. and la tie evening. Bun tey School at 10 a. m. every Suuday, grayer meettug every Thursday eveiiimr.

toting peoples meeting every Sunday at p. nh' Rev. Craft, Pastor. IUTH BRIAN CHURCH. (Swedish.) Services every Suuday at a.

ni. and also in toe eyeuing. Rev. Bergquist, Pastor. SNTBC08T CHURCH Preaching every Suuday at 11 a.

m. anri every alte mate Sunday In the evening Sunday School at 10 a. a every 8uuda Tounjj peoples meetiug at 8:30 p. in. every fcuuday.

Prayer meetings ever) Wednesday evening. Paul Zieder, Minister. DVANDERSQN, PUV8lCIANand WfJRGEON, Norway Kansas. Calls promptly attended to day or night. CITY BLACKSMITH SHOP.

JREPAIltlNG OF ALL KINDS Executed in a workmanlike manner. Repairing in connection, CLARENCE TEBOW.Prp. 1. P.ZlEGLVli. Insurance Agent, Leader Office, Kackley, Kansas.

IF. 11. PHILLIPS, REAL ESTATE GENT. Kackley, Kansas. J.

KACKLEY, Notary Public, Office at G. W. Harris' Drug Store. DEBONTBE! Debonire is a beautiful Grey Nor-nun horse, sixteen hands high, weighing fourteen hundred Lbs, Five years old. He iviil make the season 1 1893, commencing Ajvil at r.P.ONARD NELSON'S BARtt, Kackley, Kans.

TERMS; To insure colt to stand and suck. am TV. TEDOW I. sfi. ty ,1 Drug KliEPS ON HAND A DRUG DRUGGISTS SUNDRIES, PATENT MEDICINES, ETC.

Fine barancs of Tobacco and Cigars. International Stock Food, Silver Pine Hcali.ig Oil. G.W.HAKRIS, Proprietor. NILS JOHNSON, ZO DKAI.SK IN dk" HMDWHRE, TINW3.HE, STDYES, HURNESS. SEWING MACHINES, GARDEN AND FARM IMPLEMENTS.

MACHINE DILi COAL OIL JiND GASOLILE- WEIR. FARMING IMPLEMENTS OONBTANTLY On HAND QUICK BUES fiW BmU fBOflTC IB 0UB MOTTO. CAU WB NILS JOHNSON..