Meade County Nationalist from Meade, Kansas • 3

CARD OF THANKS, ilPtmvn rrirrr -rr lr- -V- THE NATIONALIST. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1891. Kansas Teachers' Reading Circle IN JUST Examination Questions for October 1S91 Mr. John Randolph and hia family heartily thank their many friends for their kind assistance and warm sympathy during the last sickness of Mrs. Randolph.

Johk Randolph Family Entered at the post office In Meade Kansas, as second class mail matter. F. G. HA MIL TON, Cashier. CAPITAL STOCK, $50,000.

Farmers and Stock Growers Bank OF theory and practice. 1 How can teachers encourage each other? (2) May a teacher who is both apt and learned fail of success? Why? (3) Define education in an CARD OF THANKS. $1.00 I SUBSCRIPTION RATES. NOU'RESI DEWTS. One copy one year in advance, EMIDOTS OF MEADE COCSIT.

One copy one year in advance, One copy four months la advance, ADVERTISING RATES. 75 25 WEHRLE'S. Stock Of Ladies, Boots Shoes, Call and See Them. Piease permit us through the columns of your paper to extend our heart-felt thanks to all who so kindly assisted us during the illness and death of our darling little Pearl, and should a like sorrow fall upon you, we pray to God, that ycu will have so many rrilling hands to help you in this the greatest time of need. Mr.

and Mrs. R. R. Singley. Buy and sell Exchange, make loans on Real Estate, and do a General Banking Business.

Collections a Specialty. ORMOND II AMIL TON. A. J. GRFINER, G.

HAMILTON M. II. TRIPOD, SAMUEL ILLLAMS. CORRESPONDENTS; Tie National Bank of Kansas City. First National Bant- of York City.

First National Bank of Chicago. Displayed single colnmn, 00 cents an inch per month, double column, fl.00 an inch per month. Reading notices 10 cenis per line first insertion and 5 cents per line each subsequent insertion for same matter. All accounts are due at the expiration cf each month. absolute sense.

In a liberal sense. (4) What is the object of reviews? How often should they occur? (5) What things should the teacher avoid? (6) Outline Page's theory of self culture. (7) What is education. (8) Tell what you know of Horace Mann (9) Discuss recitations. (10) Tell what you know about Milton's Tractate on Education.

(11) Give fully Page's views of the work to be done before the first day of school. (12) Give Page's views of "Reviews and Examinations." (13) What directions does Page give for the teacher's care I'' Repolutions of Condolence. Chicago, Rock Island Pacific Railway. Passenger departs for west 12 :52 p. ra.

Passenger going east 2-34 p. m. E. W. STOKES.

Agent. THE MILD POWER CIRES. Bead the Nationalist. Boots and shoes at Wehrle's. Go to German's for shirts, Advertise in the Nationalist.

Furgo's boots shoes at Gorman's. School books at Dr. Button's drug store. New Home Sewing Machines at Gorman's. Prints 5 cents a yard and upwards at Wehrle's.

A new supply of school books just received at Dr. Button's. Baby Cleveland is said to be a perfect little beauty. Evidently she takes after her mother. Bev.

Clark held services in the Presbyterian church last Sunday morning aud evening. Sheddan, one of Logan's rustlers, was in town Saturday and gave this office a pleasant call. Mrs. Rosetta Singley again takes her place in the school room at West Plains after a week's vacation. Gradually the city is filling up and it is a rare thing tc see a good house standing unoccupied at present.

Rev. Crouch went to Topeka last week on business connected with the ministry and returned Friday night. Ben Cox, of Artesian, loaded three cars with fine beef cattle last Monday and took them Kansas City to market. The attendance at Sunday School is increasing greatly and the lessons for this quarter are very interesting. Come and take part.

N. R. Bishop and wife were in from Logan Saturday taking in the sights of the city. Mrs. Bishop is well pleased with her new home.

R. E. Steele brought up a fevr hundred head up a few hundred head of HUMPHREYS RAIL Dr. Humphreys' bpcrific nrp and carefully pn-paitil 1 KKstRimo.Ns; used for muny i ears in private practice with success, iind for over thirty yours used by the people. TIME CARD KOAD r.vtrj' riiij(ic opcdlic, is u.

special cure lor me disease named. These Specifics cure without drugging, purging fr reducing the system, and are in fact ami deed the Sovereign li eim dieH ol the World. SELF-CLQSIS3 at Dodge Arrival and departure of trains Whereas: Almighty Providence in His divine and mysterious wisdom has seen fit to remove from our midst our beloved sister Paulina Randolph, Resolved, That Meade County Alliance in adjourned session assembled this 24th day of October, 1891, do tender our heart-felt sympathy and condolence unto Brother John Randolph and his bereaved family in this hour of deepest distress. Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be banded Brother Randolph and a copy be given the Nationalist for publication. J.

M. Brannan, R. L. Sawyer, Committee. W.

E. Hopkins, FOWl FP. IIAPPENIMGS. VST OP rUTJiCIPAI. SOS.

CUBES. 1 Fevers, Congestfor. i nflammations. WAST Sryluar Col ic, or Teething of Infants turrhea, of Children or Adulta $5 lk.BA.flt. lie Coughs, Cold, 77.

33 of his health? (14) What are the teacher's means of self-culture and his duty in regard to this? (15) Name five things to be avoided by the teach er and four to be performed. (16) Are prizes proper incentives to study? (17) What are some of the teacher's requisites for good government? (18) What are some of the means of securing good order? (19) Name four kinds of each proper and improper punishment. (20) Do you favor or oppose corporal puuisnment? Why. general history. (1) How did Persian education differ from that of the Greece? (2) Give the history of the "Great Charter." (3) Who were the Crusaders? What was their object, number and results? (4) Give a biographical sketch of Oliver Cromsvell.

(5) Give an account of the early history of Sparta. 6 A. B. Moore of Mertilla, was in the city Wednesday. Judge Selvidgo is expected home Saturday from Missouri.

George Cones ha3 gone to Lawrence to visit his mother and sisters for a few days. Teacher's examination tomorrow, will be attended by quite a number of teachers. Miss Laura Jenkins closed a two months term of school Friday, in Cimarron Center. Charley Altcnbernd presented the Nationalist office with a large squash this week for which he has our thanks. Harry Hayden, next Commissioner 3rd district, was in town Wednesday.

3arry wears a smile of victory on his pleasant countenance. For Sale: One good buggy horse. For particulars, call on or address, Mollie Dalgakn, Meade, Kansas. Senator Peffer and J. R.

Burton i.m..A. 14 City depot by "Central" time: GOING EAST. Atlantic Express, No. 2 Ar. 9.25 a.

New Tork No. 4 Ar. 4.10 a. Chicago No. Ar.

6.00 a. Mo. River" No. 8 Ar. 3.35 p.

GOING WEST. Pacific Express No. 1 Ar. 11.00 p. Mexico Sandiago Ex.

No. 3 Ar. 12.5W a. Denver Utah Ex. o.

5 Ar. 9 30 p. Colorado Express No. 7 Ar. 1 50 p.

Stop 20 minutes for meals, F. Gardner, Agent. CO 2 OlWyspepstn, Bilious Stomach I i'niiitol Periods. i5 1 i8 too Profuse Periods up, Cough, Difficult Breathing. 1 4 iSalt heuiu, ErsyipelaH, Eruptloug.

.33 ISlRlienmcHsin? Kheumatlc Pains Till: ULj 1 SMC I 16 Fever and Ague, t'hlils, PilfHfe Blind or HleediTiir 1 1 ax 18 1 OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. 5 Opbthalmy, or Sore, or Weak Eyes t'n i it i i ll, Influenza, Cold In the Head hooping Cough, Violent Coughs. Asthma, Oppressed Breathing hfg XJLl '2'Z iiO 5w CO -TO I Scrofula, Enlaced jlandsSwelJliig tJenernl Oeldlitv. Physical Weakness MX Jtti wrvmji uuu ovaiiiy oecrenons rticKues uom maing National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union. President L.

L. Polk, Washington, D. C. Vice-President. H.

Clover, Cambridge, Kan. Secretary- J. H. Turner, Washington. D.

C. Lecturer -J. F. Willits, McLouth, Kan. Nervous Debility Seminal Weak-' lies nr TilT-nl tin ttyrxr l.i.

4 29 iSore Month, Canker SO 0 1 i nniirv eaKness, wetting Bed. Great Fire Precaution 33 Who were Cimon, Pericles, Xenophon? 7 Trace Alexander's most important conquests. 8 Tell what you know of the Alexandrian Library. 9 Tell Diseases altJia'tioni EpjlepsF, Spasm. St.

Vitus' Dane. 1 Wheat sowing in full blast. Corn husking is going on rapidly. John Krisle was on the sick list last Saturday. J.

H. Hoober is hauling his wheat to Fowler this week. Miss May Otto was the guest of Mrs. Fowler Sunday. G.

B. Allen our next sheriff is making his rounds. Success to him. Miss Belle Andrews attended the oyster supper at Minneola last Friday night. Mesdames Shinn, Snyder and Ben Chronic Congest ions Eruption what you know of the education and cattle from the round up to the Crooked ranch last week.

If Jerry Simpson could not down A NECESSITY In trie Factory, Engine Room Machine Shop, i'lumberV and Painters Shops, and any place where oily waste or clothes are used. They are acknowledged by aU to he the best thing for the purpose ever invented. SEND FOE PRICES AT ONCE. Frank E. Fitts MTg Supply Co.

76-78 Pearl Street, Boston. will hold six debates in this state before election. Burton is said to be the best orator in the republican ranks in Kansas. Rev. Stamper, the republican candidate for Commissioner of 3rd dis Sold by In-uggists, or sent postpaid on receipt of price.

Dr. Humphrey n' Mnntml (114 richly lound in Cloth and old. mailed free, MKmciXE Cor. William and Streets, yv Yvlt. HUMPHREYS' WITCH HAZEL OIL THE PILE OINTMENT.

For PTI.ES External or Internal-lllind or However Invelerate Long Standing. The Bert tux! Hsfest Remedy knowj, always Kiving satisfaction and prompt relief. It is also the care for Fissures, Fistulas, lit ers. Sort and Burns. Sold by Druggists, or sent post-paid receipt of price.

SO cents per Bottle. HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE COMPANY, Cor. William and John Streets, hew York. Kansas Farmers1 Alliance and Industrial Union. McGrath, Beliot.

F. R. VIckery, Emporia. Secretary- 3. B.

French, Topeka. Treasurer A- C. Easter, Builingame. Lecturer Van P. Prather, Columbus.

Asst. Lecturer S. M. Scott, McPherson. Citizens' Alliance of Kansas.

D. C.ercher, Olathe, Vice Ira D. Kellogg, Columbus, Kan. F. Rightmire CottODWOOd Falls, Kan.

Treasurer B. H. Snyder, Kingman. Kan. Executive Committee.

1st district, John ptoddard, 2nd district, lt.B. Foy, Sid district, U. Hiil, 4th disti-ict, C. W. Marsh, Chairman, Topeka Kansas.

5th district. A. Henquonet, Oth Jlstrlct, W. M. Taylor, 7th district, Mrs.

M. E. Lease. Meade County Alliance. trict, of whom th people after next Tuesday will say, "fie got left, badly," was ia town Saturday.

Voters of Meade county, who have the interest of the people at hearty vote the ticket you know favors liberty and justice and not boodle and riug rule, next Tuesd. Died: Infant child of J. IT. Randolph, on Wednesday, October 28ih educational systt ms of the Greeks. 10 Sketch the early legendary history of Rome.

Name the persons and instrumental in bringing about the Reformation. 12 Describe the origin aud developments of Russia. 13 What kink of government bad France in the century the 18ih? the 19th? 14 Give a brief resume of the history of the "Holy Roman German Empire." 15 Describe the union of Ireland with Great Britain in 1301 and its results. 16 What made Rome a greater nation in a nolitical sense than Greece? 17 What was the Tendal system? To what did it lead? 18 What decisive battles of ihe world were fought on Grecian soil? Why decisive 19 How did Grecian art differ from Egyptian. 20 Have you carefully read all of Barne's General History and Outlines as THE NEW DISINFECTANT URITY." It destroys and prevents bad smells.

It arrests putrefaction and pr-vents contagion. E. B. Summers. J.

H. Camp. uG. B. Allen.

Hugh Taylor. M. Brannan. President Vice-President. Secretary Treasurer Lecturer li can nsca wiiti acvnnuitre privare piium; rjaces, in risri si provision Sto Cellars, Night Vaults, Utinals, Drams, Water Closets, Market, inter Houses, and for all sanitary purposes.

1891, aged 1 month and 1 day. Thr. GREAT SANITARY PREVENTIVE. BttpfUfHI in OuartTiotflrs.Jngi.Krgi nett were the guests of Misses Mollie and Juiia Krisle Monday. August Hartmah has returned from his trip to Arkalon and is stopping with his friend, M.

T. Shinn. Mi.ss Jennie MoNamara will return from Colorado at an early date to train Ihe minds in district 50. Mrs. Oscar Snyder, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John Shinn, will return to her home in Coffee county this week. Rev. E. V.

Allen conducts a singing class at the E. Church evary first and third Saturday night in each month. S. M. Bennstt, delegate to the farmers State Alliance, returned home Monday.

He reports the alliance as flourishing. An Epworth League was organized last. Friday night. The meetings will be held on Friday evening of each week to which all are invited. Oxst.

ca i Meade County Sub-Alliances. LAKE VIBW. President. N. ft.

Bishop. Secretary Frank Bennett. Treasurer Pink Fletcher. FancSiar Meets alternate Saturday nights. ECI "PARITY" IN THE SiCK-aOO.

Can be vriih rtfrfrt safl-tv. Thn nnliMlih PtnSTYl inoEphere pi tiMMAMH will b-- by supcudir larce cio'im wet ti-ih di'uTjnn ot on- part of Plm' tea of water, whi wilt remcie fell bad bdurs 5i.3ts and fcM rcoiu itarc. D'SiNFECTSNQ AND DEOCCaillHi K1 i''lT7" TP fl Kead This: When offering from Malaria or Biliious Fever, don't wreck your geueial health with quinine or other uaseaus drues. Humphreys' Specifics Nos, ten and sixteen eft'oct a speedy and permanent cure. Plumb on finance, and On past party record, the peoples party would call him home.

Barber County Index. E. C. Kilburn remembered the editor this week. His donation was a mammouth squash.

Thaufes, Mr. Kilburn, your gift is highly appreciated. Some of Meades sporting young men are enjoying themselves this week with shooting the feathery tribe to be found on the numerous lakes in this county. Miss Sadie Jenkics, teacher in Jo-ash, was in the city Tuesday witb Mr. and Mrs.

J. V. Williams, who were looking for a good house to purchase for a school house; their sod school house having fallen in during the rains, Mairied, at the residence of Mrs. Drysdale, Friday, October 16th, Rev. D.

F. Irwin officiating, N. R. Bishop, of Meade, Kansas, to Miss Nellie Ream, of Oxford, Ohio. The pair will live at Meade Kiowa County Sigrial.

Senator Chester Long spoke to a good house last Saturday and highly entertained his listeners. C. I. Long is a good orator, but he talkad too much about his neighbors (the peoples party) to suit a greater part of his audience. Oliver Norman was in from Artesian Saturday, also Mrs.

Vick from the above named vicinity with vegetables for sale. Mrs. Vick has sold about five hundred dollars worth of vegetables this year. How is that for dry(?) Meade County? Mrs. Judd, of Odee, was a pleasant caller at the Superintendent's office Saturday.

Mrs. Judd is teaching six miles south of town and reports her school work as moving along nicely. It could do no other way with Mrs Judd at the helm. Arrangements are being made by INSTANTANCOUS, ODORLESS V- nt tShm tttittft odori, na iM siiLi.lr dis- guise tiirm. USF IS UNIVERSAL.

i' EGYPTIAN CHEMICAL COMMIT Boston, St. Louis, Mo. irm 'fc. Box. 60c.

Bottle. Makes 2 gallons, SJRISG liAtE. President B. Afttn. Becretarr William Jobiing.

Treasurer Mre. C. G. Alien. lecturer Norman Meets 1st and 3rd Saturday ni ght each month.

BELLE EA1IK. president F- M.Martin. Vice-President Peter Blair. Seibenthaler. Treasurer ames Walters Lecturer J.

A. Porterfield. Meets evdry other Saturday night. IX3lE STAR. President M.

J. Graves. Vice-Preilderit J- B. Elliott. Secretary E.

B. Summers. Treasurer E. J- Graves. Lecturer Hugh Taylor.

Meets evfery Thursday fevening at Lione Star School House. FOB ALE BY ALL GEOCj AND DHUGGISTS. remains were laid to rest in Gracelaud Cemetery Thursday eyening. The literary exercises in the city schools Friday afternoon were very interesting. Miss May Gorman edited the high school paper and produced a very neat and newsy sheet.

R. VV. Griggs, one of Meade's lead ing attorneys, presented the manager with a beautiful cane last Mondav. It is finely polished and shows the skill of the donator, as it is a piece of his own workmanship. Mrs.

Dr. Otto, P. E. O. delegate to Iowa, arrived home last Saturday.

While gone she visited Miss May Veatch of Kansas City and Mrs. Lu-ra Ross nee Cones and sister, Miss Daisy Ccne3 of Lawrehce. Born' On Thursday morning, to the wife of G. B. Allen, a ten pound boy.

Mother and child doing well. Pa Allen was around town yesterday with a pocket full of cigars and a thousand dollar smile on his face. The following are the names of the young men who acted as pall bearers at the burial of the remains of Miss A' ay Davenport on Monday: Walt Dalgarn, Will Haver, Piul Hamilton, Jnhn Wehrle, Clyde Palmer, Ammie Gorman. Miss Nettip Campbell, of Sand Creek was in the city Saturday. Miss Net- We are in receipt of information that would lead us to think the autobiography and memoirs of Benjamin F.

Butler soon to be issued by S. F. Junkin of St. Louis, will undoubtedly create the greatest sensation of any book published since the war. Butler is bound to to tread on the corns of some and vindicate others.

His. perfect hnowledge of the personal career of many men, both military and civil, and what he will have to say in his book ot 1.000 nap-en of closely inted UWAOQUAITTTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THE COUNTRY, WILL OBTAIN MUCH VALUABLE INFORMATION FROM A STUDY OF THIS MAP OF Rev. Father Begley of Pratt, will celebrate mass at the catholic church in Meade Tuesday, November 3rd at 10 a. m. FOR SALE.

Mrs. Margaret Dalgain wants to sell her bunch of cattle. There are 8 head in the herd and it consists of one, li i two, three and four year old cows and will make very interesting calves, including one male. For reading prices call at this office. Sheriff's Sale.

W. MILES, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Meade, Kansa3. Oft'cn over the First National Bank. By virtue of an order of sale. Issued out of the District Court of Meade County, Kan -as.

wtiereln. Klias B. Freed was plaintiff and Kobert P. Kepharf D. V.

Curtis, Farmers Loan Trust Company, T. H. Steven, Lund a Mitchell, Alfred Central Kansas Loan A Investment Coin pan find Eoard of -4 1 1 1 Vi- 1 d. J2Z VdS7S ZLtJj. Cortnty Commissioners of Meade Connty, Kansas were defendants.

I will on the 21st day of November 18SU, between the hours of I 10 o'clocK a. m. and three p. at the Iront door of fhe court house, in the of Meade, 1 County of Meade and stale of Kansas, offer 1 prominent men of the southwest to tie ia teaching in her home district ARK. Wichila me I 1 do.

CISCO and has one of the nicest scaools in the county. She wili read her paper lor saio at puonc auction rihi sei I to the high est bidder, for casli in han, the bold a mass convention in Arkansas City the middle of next month for the purpose of giving expression to the sentiment of the people in relation to tle and interest of the above named defend on "For grain ill Grow from Wha. ant In and to the following described real property, silaated in the County of Mede VOU Sow," the first time her name ap- and State of Kansas, to-wit: Lots three (3i i and fonr 4) aud the east ilf na ofthe sontt THE SSiSSSS, ROSS ISLAND PACIFIC RAILWAY, Incluclingr me in lines, branches rvr.d extensions East and Wrt of the GEO. S. SELV1DGE, COUNTY ATTORNEY, Meade County Office in Com Ihm-e, 3lca'ie, Kan-a-.

J. 11 RIXEY, M. Physician and Surgeon, Meade, Kansas. Office at Drug Store. Publised in Boston by A Thayer Co.

BUTLER'S BOOK K'Siojn icivor. ine uirect Koute to ana trorn uuicati-o, Joliet, Ottawa, 1 1 Otturnwa, Oskaloosa, Dos Audubon, and Counci Rlnffs. in TOVA Minnpannns nrirl St Pnl in A t.r rt t-. -1 Burn fire guards. Election next Tuesday! Mrs.

W. Wood is ill with the typhoid fever. G. B. AUen our next sheriff was in the city Saturday.

W. T. Walker, of Beaver, was in this city Tuesday. Dr. Lindley, of Beaver, was seen on our streets Tuesday.

Quite a number of ladies attended the speaking Saturday. If you want good shoes at low prices go to F. W. Fick's. Vote the peoples party ticket straight and you will never regret it.

Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Graves were in Saturday from West Plains. Vote for George Allen for sheriff; he is the right man for that place, G. W.

Umberger, of Sand Creek, was a visitor in the burg Saturday. E. W. Jenkins is moving into this city and will bring his family next week. Prof.

Roberson is on program at the State Teachers' Association for discogs ion. T. C. Bonham, of Atwater, was very busy Saturday assisting in the Peoples campaign. T.

C. is a worker and one of the blue." The State Teachers' Association meets in Topeka December 29, 30 and Slat. The Southwest Teachers' Association meets in Dodge City on Thanksgiving. and Sioux FaJs, in DAF OTA Cameron, St. Joseph, and Kansas City, in AT r.a TTo r)Minr crH Wolcrin -r IT: Vi.

A A TTrmi Tnn.olrti west quarter 0-4) of section (Svj thirty in township thirty-; wo (3?) south of range twenty -six (26) west of the tiin P. M. Saul property is levied upon as the property of the above named defendant and will be sold without appraisf-ment to satisfy the plaintiff's of $672.50 herein, an-i costs and accruing costs, according to said order of sale. A. J.

Byrxs. Meade Co. Kan 3. Sheriff's oinc--, this 111 day tl October, Ml' Hutchinson, Wichita, Belleville, Abilene, Caldwell, in KANSAS Pond Creek, Kingu her, Port Reno, in the INDIAN TERRITORY and Colorado Spring-s, Den cjr, Pueblo, in COLORADO. Traverses now end vast areas of rich farming- and 1 affording the bist facilities of intercommunication to older States and to all towns and ei1 is veet, northwest, and sotuh west fro 102 Chicago, and and trans-oceanic Seaports.

rVJACNIFICET, VESTIBULE EXPRESS TSAI.S, pears on the program, which will be January. A Georgia editor created a sensation in church while they were singing a well-known hymn by bawling out, in a spirit of absent-mindedness: "Let every kindred, every tribe, On this terrestrial ball Put down their dollar and subscribe, And we'll receipt foraU He was promptly expelled, without even getting a chance to take up a collection. Sheriff's Sale. icaeo and Des manes ona Counni Biuhs (with throueh 1000 Pags, 2000 Original Engravings, Elegant Bindings, Published in 3 Languages, Popular Prices. By virtne of an or ier ol pale, issued out of the District Cuur- of Meade County, Kansas, wherein (ieorze Alstyae wss plaintiff and Xoms K.

McCall, Mary F. MeUall, ward G. Bull ell II, Hartford Investment Company, Hiram BenUer, M. Ewart, James Unsell and Mis.Uti.sell weredeteitri-ants. I will on the stday of N'ovember 1801.

the immediate opening of the Cherokee outlet. Johnnie Davenport, formerly of this place, but lately of Washington, arrived borne on Tuesday in response to a telegram announcing the fatal illness of his sister May, but was unable to reach here in time to see the remains of bis dear little sister before interrment. In voting for a man to fill the position of sheriff of this county for the next two years be careful to select a man who will follow the law in every respect and attend to the duties ol that office a straight forward manner. Such a man is Gt. B.

Allen, the PeopUs candidate. H. is one of the earliest settlers, Laving come here before the county organized, anu has worked bard for its development ever since its organization. Vote for Allen, oiccycr wou hum' aLiu. iiijciBj 'jijiorju opniiuis, I'ljuver uuu.

trji'ioio via St. Joseph, Kansas City or Topeka. BlegB.rt Day Coaches, Sleepirg-Cars and (east, of Missouri River) Dining1 Cars, with FRSE Reciining1 Che-ir Cars betTreen Chicaero and Nort'u Platte (Neb.) via Chicag-o and Caldwell via Kansas City and Chicago and Denver, Colorado and Pu-eilo. Peiaco Sleeper tro and from Wichita, Kansas. Splendid Dining Hotels west cf St.

Joseph and Kansas City. California excursions daily, with CHOICE OF ROUTES to and from Salt Lake, Portlard, Los Angelas and Ran I-'ran The DIRECT LINE to and f-om Pike's Peak, Mardtoa. Garden of the Gods, the Sanitariums, and Scenic Grandeurs of Colorado. VIA THE ALBERT LEA ROUTE, three p.m., ai the frrut door ot 'the 'conn First Edition, 100,000 Copies house, the city of Meade, County oi Meade I 1 Mr. and Mrs.

Davenport kept the body of little May till Monday last, awaiting the arrival of the sons who were absent and could not get here sooner. It was embiuied bv Doctors ana el Ka usus, onvr tor sale a uublic i THE OJflT ATJTPfEXTIC ITORjt BY anetiou and sell to the highest bidder, i.sn in nana, ait ine rigo Solid Express with THbCUC of UM above namel defe KKiGen. Beni. F. Butler.

pri'perty, situatea Trains da'ly between Chioag-o and Minrvoerjolis and St. Paul. rti Reclininsr Chair Cars (FREE) to and thosepolnts ana Through Chair Car and Sleeper between Peoria, Spirit Lake, Is. via Rock Island. The Favorite Line to Water- real prip Kansas City, and Sioux Fa in th-3 i liuuty of Made and State of Kansas, UUO ana tfunon md kept in ff00ato-it: (Utvofsedtlfl fr cM mi "thirty-three township thirty sout Condition tor over iour dare.

The oratige thirty ,30) we3tol the.h P. M. Falls, and the Summer Resort? and. Hunting1 and Fishing: VC LINE VIA SENECA AND KANKAKEE offers facilities to Cincinnati, Indianapolis, L.itayette, and Council BluSfe, St. ion.

KanEA CJitv. rmd Pr.nl son, Leav EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY AND LIBERAL trms to reliabe agents Address S. F. JUNKilNr Co. St.

Louis-, Mc. town, Sioux Ground of th THE SHOI travel betv.Tef Joseph, Atch.i For Ticket Office in the l.virl lis In nrnnr. ty of the above naiatti defen-iaul and will be i soi'i wjihont appraisnnenl to saiisfy the Maps. Folders, or desired information apply to any Ticket nited States or Canade4or address remaitis were laid to rest in Crracti-Ind Cemetery Monday afternoon. The services were conducted by Rev.

Crouch. piamiiii ciaun nt herein: and costs and accruing costs, ucsoidiuB 10 said order ol sale. A. J. BtRns, sherifi Meade Kans.

tHirr's oSree, thts itta day oi October 1891. E. ST. JOHN, JOHN SEBASTIAN, i SOLE GENERAL AGENTS FOR MISSOURI, KANSAS AND COLO unseal Cea'l Ticket Pass. Agan'.

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