The Paxico Courier from Paxico, Kansas • 3

OUR BARGAIN COLUMN. Personal. County News. Paxico Courier. GUTH SCREEN DOORS Alt A Vista.

A. C. Walls transacted business in Alma, From the Bugle. SiiW'iiiliou price, er your in advance Tulilislied everv Friday morning. Mondav.

-DEALERS IN- $1.25 O. J. HOSE, Editor. P. Time Card.

th Dry goods, Grocsries and Provisions i A COMPLETE STOCK OP Men's Boot-3 and Shoes, Ladies' Shoes, Misses and Children's Shoes PAXICO Thonoveltics of the season ure here advertised, and it will pay you to scan this column closely, Wanted. New No, 2 wheat, (10 cts. and Corn 20 cts. lotf Guth ci Strowig, for Sale. 1 cow one-fourth Jersey, 1 calf 2 weeks old.

Price 30. Inquire of L. E. Hoffman. Tho J.

I. Case plows for sale by 45tf Guth Sullivan downed Killraiu but Anderson at the twin stores continue to down all competitors inr extremely low prices on mens, wcniens and children1) footwear. Call and examine their new mammoth invoice o( shoes Here are a fewof cur hard hitters. MENS. Dr.

E. Scheldt, of Alma, was in the city Thursday, Al Strowig was on the sick list tho first of tho week. Mrs. M. Oehms is suffering with the aialerinl fever.

"Jim Cos and Tom" of St. Joe, were heie Wednesday night; Will Witheottjwho has been ill for some tiaie, is improving. Jake Arnold whs has been sick for 3onie time, is improving, 4 TUA1NS MOVING WEST. No. 11S, Pen.

Exp. from 0. No. 3, Wichita S. W.

ex. No. 1, S.W. mail ami exp, i'o 111, len. Exp.

from K. No 81, Local freight 12.23 am 12.84 am 2.27 pm 3:11) pm 3:42 pm Died, at her home, 4 miles northwest of Alta Vista, Tuesday evening, July 23rd, Mrs. Thomson Parker of consumption. Ross Cooper and Geo. W.

llobbs received their new threshing machine here Monday. It Is a Nichols Shepherd, and no doubt will do good work. ('has. Daily came down from Alma Monday with a view of locating a barber shop at this place. We need a barber and think Charley would do well here.

A Bingamon, our city butcher, 1ns been absent for several days visiting," and the same has caused a considerable hustling anong the citizens to get enough meat to do them. There are a great many people around here using mineral water from the well between here and Manhattan. water has LUMBER YARDS A Ml assortnffit of clothing, Hats, Caps, SELL YOLK STOCK TO A. O. KUENZLI.

Wm. Bloomfield shipped another ear of hcgS Monday night. Ir WB tiie higlicst current prices fpr catt: Wm. Pippert, of business and hogs. Give him a trial.

TRAINS EJST. No. 4, St. Joe Exp. fram B.

W. 3.37 urn No. 110, K. ('. Kxp.

from Denver ,3.47 am No. 32, Local freight. 12:06 pm No. 2, Mail and express from 1.19 No. 112, K.

(J. exp. from Denver 2.42 pm Trains 115, 3, 111, 4, HC.and 112 stop on signal. Trains 31 and 32 are daily except Sunday. F.

R. Mh.i.kr, Agent. A GREAT CLUB OFFER. TheW'eekly I'aiiltalOommanwealtk and the CoCiueb "one voar for 2.00. This otle is for cash, and enables you to have all the latest news from the capital of the state and your own local paper at the price of one The Capital -Commonwealth will contain the most complete report of the legislative pro ceedings published air, where.

FURNISHING GOODS, ETC. and Queensware, Hardware the reputation sf curing several bad cases of $3.00 2.75 2.50 2.50 2.50 Fargo's fine calf, congress, Fargo's pebble goat, button Fargo'g extra calf, button Fargo's extra calf, congress F'argo's extra calf, Balmoral I'lir'o's Texas perambulator boot, hr.nd 4.00 II.VZZAKD, Physician and Surgeon. Paxico, Kas. Furnisjies his own remedies. kidney trouble here.

Zeandale. The crop of oats is at last harvested Some of the farmers threshed from the field. Rain has been so abundant that stacking was rendered almost impossible. The oat yield is about sixty bushels per acre on an average. Wheat is excellent thirty bushels or its average.

Co.ii nave looked better and potatoes have AND FURNITURE. 'A HE WORLD.KNOWX GLIDDEN BAKU WIPE. Aso Dealers in Grain and Coal. HIGHEST pkices PAID for country produce. in the city Monday.

The Misses Ward, of St. Mary3, were in Paxico Monday last. T. J. of St.

Marys was town Thursday on buisness. Oliver Iott went Topeka Saturday, returning Sunday night. Hon. F. L.

Raymond has ordered his address changed to Vera. Geo Fielding of Wabaunsee was in the city Monday cn business. Mrs. W. S.

Boltcn is visiting with her parents, Mr. M.Weiser. 2.50 made WOMEXS. F'argo's dongola kid, tackles and Cex ible CHILDREN. F'argo's oil grain, box tippped F'argo's oil grain, box tipped Lccal Miscellany.

1.85 1.51 The farmers are causing long black spots to appear in the stubbU fields. Photograph Galler never been so prolific or excellent as this Call around and deposit 61.50 for this Our line Implements 0 year. Fruit is fine but not as abundant as Ccrn Wanted' We are prepared to buy coin, iu 200 bushel lots or over, and pay Hie highest market price for same, delivered on track at Paxico, Kns. 45tf Anderson Co. paper one year, fifty-two weeks.

ALMA, KAXSAS, some previous years. very thing is prom II. Ghennowith, of Alma, transacted Green corn, apples and cucumbers are business in Paxico Monday. coming into market at a lively rate. Is turning out work all winter end invites his customers to coins along wjiea in need of pictures.

Editor Welch of the Enterprise was in Some little sickness is reported but health ising well, in fact old settlers say this is the best year ever had in Kansas. There were seven buggy loads of Wabaunsee people spent Thursday, tif. 15 at Blazings mineral springs having good time generally. the city fur a few hours Sunday. Every cash purchaser gets a bin-ear ticke free at A.

L'rbansky's, St. Marys, Kan. of tho comunity in general is' very good J. DeM. Boyer came down from Alma and cord fly nets Saturday anil remained until Tuesday.

liid you evtr tee any mill vaithcr as as we are now having in the of July? Leather Strowks. at Guth A 12tf SALT! ye Mo rin and Binders, Celebrated Newton Farm and Spring Wnjrnn jjrowu's Parallel Beam Cultivators, Htilord Suly PIoit, Prowii's Combined and Single Knox Corn Shelters and Hay Hakes, Daley Patent Lever Sleel and Wood Harrows, Grand, Detour and Winona Walking Plows, Oundlach Drills, (no better made), And Many Other Brands. General Stock of Harness, halters Moritz Gulh smd Arthur Winkler made A. Missionary concert will be held in the SALT! SALT! liover Bros. have been making some need a trip lo McFarhnd Saturday evening.

Zeandale M. E. Church on the evening of Ausust 10th three schools combining to 3ULGER. Is a dnrk bay horse, weighs 1600 pounds is hr.lf Clyde and half Jvormnn, and is splendid draft horse, lie will stand the coming season on each Tuesday' at Fred Pinter's farm, and the remainder of the time r.t home. His colts can be seen at my place mile and a half west of Paxico.

JOHN XL'TTMAXJT. St. Marys Star. Mr. and Mrs.

Boyer, of ed improvements at the hotel the hist week. Paxico is the boss town. Oilier places make the programme interesting. Paxico Sundayed with Dr. and Mrs.

Jenner, 1.0 per barrel at For Sale! A dandy, bran new, first class, world renowned White Seving Machine. Call on or Rev. Hauim is spending a few days in Mies Susie Weisscr visited friends and relatives in Paxico Saturday and Sunday Henry Johnson took a trip to Halifax SNAPS, DLES, this vicinity. Miss Emma Frizzle is spending a few days at the home of Mrs. I.

II. Perry. The new hotel at Wabaunsee is nearly completed as the plasters are nearly through. BALIXA Sundav, probably some attraction there, COLLARS, BITS, BRIDLES, COMBS, BRUSHES, ETC Bertha Gehrt goes to Topcka to-morrow to visit couple of weeks with her sister We buy oar oods for cisli, and sell that will defy competition. Give us a c.ill anil we will it to your interest to deal with lis.

We eej) cvervthiiii hi tint is I'kuiI ia a lint class country address G. M. Rose, 41e Alum, Kan. I id yon hear it drop? No, What? Why the price of underwear. balbritrgan shirts, Gentleman- fancy tinted bal'ori-ran shirts, striped balbriggan shirts.

Heretotore sold at 00 cents reduced to -15 cents. Gentlcmans plum white gauze shirts, regular price 40 cents, reduced to 30 cents. Strike while the iron is hoi. The Congregational parsonage is comple Mrs. F.

W. Guy departed for St. Marys ted and is how occupied by Rev. Payne. Monday last, where she will in the future reside.

linn vs ti i tvp'si it mil nm 11 1 ESKRIDGK. DAY From the Star. F. R. Miller has a ne rille and now Telegraph School, Telegraphy Railway Pysing Lo Rates, Easy Terms, Shortest Tmg a li I a i a I- i ft I Lightning Monday night struck the tho champion rifle shot ot 8 EH ih thinks lie is Paxico.

house of Chapman shaking things ilildJUa JilUU UUMilUli Berk Weiser and Geo. McGrail returned pretty wll and looening the plastering in several places. But no one hurt and no serious damage sustained. are going to get large telescopes to keep us in sight. The angry waters have subsided and Paxicouinns can ag-iia walk upon mother earth.

Yesterday was not very propitious for the celehraton at Alma, but quite a number went from here. Mr, Bums, who resides four uiiL's north of St. Marys, was in town Tuesday afternoon after a load of lumber. The wheat is not hurt as much by the recent flood as was at first thought. Most of it can be saved by a little extra labor.

The proposed ditch question is being agitated and it is hoped that work will hi commenced in a short time. Don't forget the Sunday School convention at Jaketown next Thursday, A very pleasant time i3 anticipated. Local news is about the scarcest thing we know of just now. Everybody is so busy Jliat nothing of local interest is happening. gang of U.

R. I. P. bridge carpenters are at work in this vicinity repairing the damage done by the recent heavy rains. Theie was more teams in town Monday THE MOST COMPLETE YARDS IN KANSAS.

to Paxico Friday from Alma, at which place they have been employed for some time past. Dan Ross thinks that when the lightning 40tt Anderson el Co. Any one wishing to purchase a good new first class Estey orsan yUl do well lo call at this office. An elegant six foot buggy whip goes free with every can of Whip Baking Powder at Guth Strowigs. 42tf Attention.

If you want to secure bargains in window blinds.cnll at once. A sis foot blind, com goes to tearing down chimneys and tiling off screen doors and doing ether miscella Miss Mintie McMahan returned from Vlma Sunday where she had been spending You will ahvays unci there a complete and heavy stock of Building Material, a few davs. neous work common on Halloween nights that it is time to get awev from the door. Students assisted to positions. Large da mand guaranteed.

For particulars mention this paper and call on or address W. II. SKELTOX, Manager, FiOoms 4 and 5 over 108 X. Santa Fe Ave, SAL1NA, KAN. Miss Rohr of Leavenworth is visiting the family of M.

Muckenthuler, having arrived The farmers in the vicinity of llarveyville Dimension, Shiplap, Stork Boards, Flooring, Finish, Thursday afternoon. few only are left. Anderson it Co. jdeto fur cts, A 45tf nir, Sinuses, Lalli. Wm.

Steck, of Nevada, brother of A. and have decided upon organizing a Grange at that place. Major Wm. Sims, Master of the State Grange, will be present at the meeting next Saturday and help to get the-organization on its feet. We wish the movement a complete success.

The Brandt Hotel L. Steck of this place, arrived Monday and do and get a burro free at A. Urbimsky'i Hair, Piaster, (mti, will visit a few days. St. Marvs, Kansas.

Drawins: occurs Rev. Nelson of the 2d M. E. Church of 15, 1SSS. Alma, Kansas, Jos.

Brandt, Proprieto First class house of the city. Ererythii) new and neat. Good sample rooms in eon nectiou. 'Eiis to and fram all trains. Alma, came down Tuesday and is visiting The storm Monday night was exceeding TP Gasoline stoves and casolmc at Outh A 00 Strowigs.

42tf with Henry McKinney. Henry I.eline was appointed road over Do vou whh to be If vou do than could find a place to hitch, and we have a very liberal supply of hitching posts ly heavy as was also the thunder and lightning that accompanied it. Lightning struck in several places in this vicinity, and more than one timid person had his nerves strained. In fact the strokes were a little seer, Monday, in district 5, vice Sam Clark, call on Dr. MIXED PAINTS.

leccntly adjudged insane. too. rhi.ir.proved Anthonv-U avne washers at l'icre Anderson, son of Geo. Anderson, of to close for comfort, but so far no serious truth ti Strowigs. 42tf t'r -si i l''- fc 'ti liv larerst Ist known Kurseric Pernriit'nt josiliins; carry only No.

1 material St. Marys, returned home Monday after a Hotel Paxico is full to overeiiewmg, in fact all lines ef business is booming, and vou should come in and subscribe for the and sell at We solicit damage has been reported. For sewing midlines, needles, oil, re very pleasant wecksvisit here. prices that cannot be duplicated. ALMA jiairs call on or address C.

M. lo-e. Miss Mintie McMahan lias secured the Courier. Rev. Baker informs us that he has been From the Enterprise.

lie Alma, Kan. your patronage. Yours Respectfully, B'OYER BROS. school in district 5'.) the stone school house. larence Aderhold of this city was mar to bu granted a vacation of one month, lie will I'rbansky's, St.

Marys, is the p' the contract was signed Monday. ried on the 9th inst, to Miss Ella IU ihard-son, of Denver. and ladicV drv youls Your winter clothuu furnish a man to till his appointments in (he meantime. Miss Bertha Rohr, of Leavenworth, has Jsr -vr of hover Bro. Bead See card Yards, ,11 Til irya.x fig a i J.W.

Stagg and J.B.Fields.who have been Mixed Paints. been employed to teach a seven month term of school in district sixty Every stranger have met witlun pur 6 WOVEN WifiE FENCING examining as experts the boons ot STE A full line of ladies and l.ti!!s ir city has remarked the extra large amount Fields, late county treasurer, in behalf of feW: letcher Mciidcth, proprietor oi the daily 80c. PER ROD. at Guth Strowiir's. -12tf of business transacted here.

We acknowl his bondsman, have completed their labors anil weekly Interior Herald, published at Hutchinson, made us a short visit Saturday edge no superior. The sidewalks are a liltle out of repair i ats 20 "per STRAW II. M. Berry and family departed on Wednesday for an extended visit with John Mock had a severe attack of illness Wednesday night. Medical aid was sum below cost at Some of them are oil' of their supports and others have some bad holes in them.

They friends. They went from here loSt. and will after visiting there a short lime go on to Urbana, Ohio, the former home CSAOQUAUITED WITH TH3 GEOGRAFH? OF TKS CCCIiTKT. WILL OSTAIIT MUCH VALUABLE HJFOHMATION FEOM A STUDY OF THIS MAP CF moned and at last accounts he was better. should be repaired.

Wotice. Jas. richer is canvassing for tits History A. S. Tucker, of Berlin, semis us a Mr.

i'v. fj'cpie io.v.'sa A 1' of the Johnstown Flood, and meets with TO ALL WHOM IT MAY t'ONt'Kl'N' letter from that place giving a short deserij The high water demoralized the bridge success having sold large number here lOL AKh lierel'V nottlieil that a j'cti- turn of the town, lie promises us seme tion signed by V. 1'esso and 21 other, ha across Mill creek to the cement works, bm this does not prevent the company from more treating of the people and their mode Barney Aliens come very near haviug a runaway Tuesday, his team becoming fright leu filed with llohert Strowisr, clerk of of farming and living. making improvements. The old ware-house Newiiury township, Wabaunsee county ened at a freight train.

No damage is Had vou noticed what au immense Sot of has been widened ten feet and a new ad- Kansas, addressed to John Michaelis, trustee Jition of the same size built on the north. of towiishii) of Newbury, Wabaunsee corn is being shipped from this point, Paxico is the best shipping point in iLi: part of the country, no place excepted. county Kansas, wherein the petitiuners pray Wednesday afternoon the five year old Mrs. L. E.

Hoffman left Monday night on the midnight express for Kansas Gily for the establishment and constniction of a boy of Mr. S. lliuer, while playing near the Threshing is rather damp business this ditch of the follow iui; described dimension where she will join her husband aud iu tL future reside. cellarwav ou the south side of Mrs. Cudney's vear, so damp in fact that not much is being to it: feet in width and feet in depth, house, which was nearly full of water, ae done.

Suppose some one who lias the good eideniallv icll in and narrowly escaped as nearly as practical upon the fi lli.win described route to wit: Conimenceint: a side of the weather commissioner has this Berlin, Md, July 29, 1SS9 drowning. Not until after the little one the uorth west corner of the south half had sunk twice was it rescued. i tnuugiu pcrnaps yoa would like a Jew lines from Berlin. Berlin is an old town of the north vest quarter of sectlou 27, T. 11 Notice to about twelve hundred inhabitants, and ha: forty-live houses among which are will le received until three odoik p.

m. on Saturday, Aug, 10. lsS9, for re- two general stores, one bank etc. Berlin is surrounded by nice Mary isairin the bribze and west abbutiuent of THE LATEST, THE BEST. CLEAN, SRSESTKUCTiBLE, ELASTiC, ti--ECTlVE FerK'Jiisss, Offices Siere3, Writo fr Circular.

TriSr APE CHEAP. BVtt by FUSf'ITltrt tADES, tlio bridge crossing Snokomo creek at Ed IV? land farming land owned by a few land the tuwnhin of Newbury, conn lords aud occupied by energetic enterpris the shisq, mm mm vmm tv of Wabaunsee, state of Kansas. Con ing tenants, nine tenths of which cannot Including main V.v,es, hranciscs and extc-ions East and West ff "9 Missouri River. 'Xho Direct Boats to urd from Cbicig-o, Jonet, Otwa, get away and would cot if they could, tractors may see bridge for repairs aud work, and specifications will le with 11. Peoria, La Sum, Mclin, Bock CK ISW.nO, in ULiiMJits iJtivenpor A.

S. Tucker. DIED. Blurs, tn lOVA-MinnPF-poUa r.nd St. Paul, MiXNS3TA-Aawrtowa unci Sioux ia DAKOrA-Comeron, cl.

-vseoh, sna ansaa in Hutchinson, EeUariU, Abilenn, Creek, Hi Jsbshw, Fort Esno, in I N'OIAN TBSlTOi.Td oroda Ziecenfcsz At the residence J. G. Kojse, four miles north of Paxico, Kanscs. on U. 11 in Newbury township, Wabaunsee county, Kausas, thence running east on a straight line parallel with the north line of said 27 to the eat line of said section 27, thence iu an easterly direction about 70 rods to a ravine that leads east into Mulberry creek.

That said petition ill be for hearing by and I efore t-ald John Michaelis, trustee as aforesaid, on thel2thdayol August, A. P. 1SS9 at 5 u'ehxk a. m. at the school house iu the town of I'axico.

in said township, comity and state. lltse, Petitioner. Notice. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY COXCFCN. YOU AP.E heiviiT notified th.it a petition signed by Hesse Bud 21 ot'aers has been tiled wilh li ibi'rt trowis, NewhnrT township, Wabaunsee inur.ty, addressed to trustee of said township, wherein the jielitkmers prsy for the establishment coiistnh tiou of a ditch of the foliowing ditnen-ions lo vit: feet iu idth and feet in Friday, July 2t, l.8i), iu the Slst Tear of Believe Your is Cars betvMit Cuc.a,'wiotlt:, and Eutcn-r Iruversea PJiS vaat areas of rich farming' end eTHZ.nr lauds, U.o be nt lr.bwnimm.niBtl(m t.i fill toms ad cities ct t.nd west, nortaest Nicholas ZiegtnfiiM wa9 born iu Muhl CHILDREN raui business stopped lor a wnne.

me full force of rain supervisors had better have a few weeks vacation. The water has been shut out of the coal shaft at Alma. A space was left bctwwen the timbers and the side ot the shaft and has been filled full of cement forj ixty feet, thirty a'ove and thirty lielow the place where the water comes in. When they liad more water they will fix it the same way A few evenincs since a gentleman who is an inveterate user of the weed, made a call in tme cf his friends. He placed hie hat on the floor betide his chair and toon his masticatory performance induced Litn to expectorate.

The loom not bing brightly illmninattd, and forgetting the position of his bat he mistook it for a cuspidor and as constant in his attention to 1U As he took his leave with all the grace of a Chesterfield, tie lit his hat on his head. The sequel can be Letter iui-inagined than described Waniego Reporter. The nut-game, the wheel and other circus attachments, were conspicious, Wednesday. There is no romance in a snow-ride, without an up-set. And to many, there is no attraction to a circus, unless taken in by a thimble-rig, a wheel or some other alluring device.

The newspaper always raises a note of Hut usually the fellow who gets picked np by the sharper is "too hard up to Hke a hausen, Thurmingen, llehndorf, Pru-sij. in aiid of Chicago, and Paciria and tranaoceanio baporva. Strowig, township clerk. John Michaelis, 47vr2 Chairman Com, Paxico Markets. Oats, 12e.

Corn, 20 to 22 icuts. Kygs, cents r.utter, 1-2 cents. Paxieo tloiir, 3 Potatoes, per bn-hel, 40e. Apples, k-t btfehel, COc. Corn meal, per sack, 2-V.

No. 2 wheat is worth 00 cents. Ladiis. WACFiCrNT VZ3TI2ULE EXPRESS TRAINS, Ke emigrated to the United States in L02 and settled on a form in the state of Wm XPJ OF il qMJAP Leodincr i Wisconsin where iie remained about Un i-a Cortchps, PiUiman Sier FRiic, Sectinin 'wMirl V.ivrl DiriiT Cars Pativ tetwee" Miri V.irfrl Ch. lr Cars, and wr, of oiorP-ao ruvtr, Tn'wiciL Pnieicid Umint V'-: Iiolols iftimishin? me," is ennftia yp Salt California daitv, vcxta ChOICS Or ROUTES to J-SpL LV.C Ccden: FoitUnd, Lbs AecpIps, and San Francisco.

Ibe DiHixi. uaics and Scenic ot eoiorauo. VIA THE ALBERT LEA ROUTE, Have yoa tried the swisj ribbed sleveles vest? We fcrl certain that were you to snd Ft. Poiid T.x years when he again moved to Iowa and again engaged ia farming near Davenport. In 1SS4 he togather with Jus son-in-law, J.

It. Rogg, nd family located iu this community. The fuueral services were held in the Catholic church at Newbury on Sunday last at three o'clock p. dl, and the respect and esteem in which the deceased and his relatives are held was evidenced by the large concourse of friends that followed the remains to the catholic cemetry. Esjui-est-at in Pace.

FOR SALE. Good clean timothy seedI. Macken thaler SOUOH BeTJinlS? Cfcair Csr? to and Jf? aire il a Uial yoa would use no other mth Tn or before you are aware very so rious results may follow. If the CONSTITUTION bo weakened in childhood the body will not develop into A Perfect Man cr Woman A LIFE OF MISEr.Y mar be prevented by the timely use of WHITEST CREAM VERMIFUGE the PUREST anil BEST medicine that money can buy. If yo-cr cadres ftif-ai aic? peWfc.

wTt rr.rrr 13 if iit-tn'Hl I Is' CREAM VFRMSFl'GF. to t-i fcjeH-jniT is h-'l Kan and hiom tails, via ii'jei i j.t. sona and Kuntiny and FisliiEff Price 23 cts. 43u" Asdehsos Cos. town.

Sioux Falls, and tho cuinracr Grounds or tl'ff Northwest depth, as nearly as jmetioal up-jn the i'oi-low in deseril-ed route to wit: at the D. w. corner of the n. e. quarter ot section 27, thetH-e running south t-n a straight line parallel with the est line of said section 27, emptying into Mill That said petition will be for hearing by and before said John Michaelis trustee as aforesaid, on the 12th.dat of August, A.

1. 1JJ at o'doik a. ni.atthe the town of Paxico in sid lownsh'is csinty and state. Conrtd Hessiv The dates for Dr. H.

W. Ttrsous, dentist 3 5KOKT LINK VIA gSNECA AXU it IndianapoUs, Lfar6tM, and Council BiuJ, St. TE travel are from the 3d to the 13th of each mouth Joseph, Atchison, Eares city, iiuuseapuus, Ti- rr.i.-forsn.rtirmlinrormation. 6pr-r to any nce Oilca in the uitXsLi.e3 or Cacada, or addre3 at 20th to 23th St. Mary, 1 4,13 in.l 16 at Alma, snd 17, IS tnd 13 at E-k- paper." We have to sympathy lo waste; if we had it would he.

with other fellows, I I E. ST JOHN JOHN SEBASTIAN, Wriaa. CHICAGO, XL.U. ridae..