The Leader from Protection, Kansas • 4

THE PROTECTION LEADER. son The longest stock train we have seen this season passed over the road Wed SECS-3LER CO. 1888 10U CROSS Dissolution Notice, Protection, Aug. 17. 'ss.

Notice is hereby given that Harvey T. Rayl and Charles II. Cotton, doing business under the firm name of Itayl Cotton, have this day dissolved partnership, Mr, Cotton retiring. Harvey T. Rayl continuing the business and all bills and accounts due said firm are payable to IlAltVEY T.

ItAVL. Chaiu.es II. Cotton, Parties knowing themselves indebted to the above named firm will please call and settle immediately and oblige, 20-22 Harvey T. -DEAHEiiS JN--7 69 CO Dry Goocb, Notions, Boots and Shoes, MAMKAC'TIUEUS OK Business and Pleasure Vehicles Propriators and Sola O-jsrs of bmni Perfection Fifth-Wheel, .111 ir.i ti nui'tutta. ((((, Staple andFancy Groceries, Flour at Wholesale and Retail.

Full Lino of Canned Goods, Cofesjhied Emits. Prices as Low as the Lowest Protection, Kansas. THE BEST- SPBH6 imi, mm AND- ROAD CikxTS W. CARTER'S Keal Estate Exchange BUY AND SELL Farms, Ranches and City Property ON COMMISSION. Havo on hand over 15,000 acres of which must and will COLDWATER, Send for Catalogue and Price List.

JhishIBros. PETER WUCHTER, DEALER IX RACINE. WIS. THE BEST- IN THE MARKET Wagon Patent Lounge. Head, sot at any angle to milt Invalids, or as a for reading purposes.

Position can Ito chanced wnnt6 uwiiiiiiu-wjicw wmia uu lumijju. in FIRM WAGO Eastern Made Boots and Shoes And Manufacturer of Custom Made Wear. NORTH BROADWAY, PROTKCT'lOX, KAX. W.B.Broadwell&Son, pjiivis Have $100,000 To Loan aiauKDi i MADE BY Furniture IXT1U3NI3XT (Q DlJyS ON GOOD FAUMS. Call and (Jet our Kates.

We Loan Money' in Clark county. Office: first door cast of Norris' store. Published Every Friday. Entered at the post-offlce at Protection, Kansas, for transmission through the mails as second class matter. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: (Invariably in Advance.) One Year $1.50 Six Months 85 Three Months 50 Single copy 05 ADVERTISING RATES All display advertising at the rate of 0 cents per inch per month.

Lecals 10 cents per line first insertion and 5 cents each subsequent insertion. All advertisements due after first publication of same. C. and Time Card, In Effect Sunday, June 17, 1888. GOING EAST.

No.454, Pas. and Ex. Lv. 9:20 a. m.

No.456, Accommodation Lv 8:20 p. m. GOING WEST. No.459, Accommodation Ar. 2:05 p.

m. No.457, Pas. and Ex. Ar. 3:07 p.

m. W. E. Maxson, Agent. Tims Card K.

and N. (Rock Island Route) BUCKLIN, KANSAS. GOING WEST. No. 9, mail and 12:35 a.m.

No.11. express, 11:55 a.m. No.45, freight, 11:30 p.m. GOING EAST. No.10, mall and express, 3 :35 p.m.

No. 12, express 3:25 a.m. No.45, freight, 12:10 a.m. B. F.

Scoffeun, Agent. FRIDAY. AUGUST 24. 1888. ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Announcements for office under this head will be inserted for S-5 strictly in advance. representative. We are authorized to announce the name of Joseph II. Hudson as a candidate for Representative of Comanche county, subject to the decision of the Democratic nominating convention. COMMISSIONER.

We are authorized to announce the name of John R. Morton as a candidate for Commissioner of the 3d district of Comanche county, subject to the decision of the Democratic nominating convention. DISTRICT CLERK. We are authorized to announce the name of R. E.

Goddard as a candidate for District Clerk, subject to the decision of the Democratic nominating convention. Now is the time to organize Democratic clubs. See Kirkland Co's new to Loan. Lexington boasts of the champion Cleveland club. M.

E. Foy is building up his blacksmith shop again. Place your property with Kirkland for a quick sale. Ma. Thos.

Sullivan has been on the sick list for several days. The Comanche City mail arrives and departs in the afternoon. There was mined in this Btate last year bushels of coal. Wellington's salt works is to have a capacity of 809 barrels per day, A Scott City broom factory last week shipped 1,200 brooms to Pueblo. Ex-Recorder McClain paid the Lead-br a pleasant call last Saturday evening.

Sheriff Mclntyre and Attorney Blake took dinner at the City Hotel Wednesday. We see by the Coldwator papers that Rey. Fay has been laid up wim a game foot. W. S.Morri8,of Wellington, was here Tuesday and Wednesday trying to buy land.

For Saui A Rood second-hand disk sod cutter. For particulars call at this office. You can save 20 per cent on groceries at C. II. Cotton's two doors east of the postofllce.

Since the arrival of that new boy at the Flag ranch Col. Jim has not been seen in town. Meade county has made arrangements to furnish her farmers with seed wheat, rye and barley. Wm. Squires sold the balance of his priiiling material to John G.

Fulton, of Comauche City. FouRent The house owned Mrs. Phelps opposite the postofllce. Enquire of Geo. Graves.

A new store, new goods and new prices at C. II. Cotton's, two doors east of the postofllce. Kirkland Ci. have over 300 lots in different towns in this and adjoining counties for sale.

For millinery goods, send to Mrs.Eva LDarrow, Coldwater, she carries a full line of the latest novelties. For reliable real estate men see I. B. Kirkland Co. They will take pleasure in showing you their lands.

Tom Ilagar and family moved up from the Cimarron this week and will occupy his property adjoining town. Miss Daisy Crawford has been engaged to teach the school in district No. three miles northeast of this city. Any person or persons wishing to buy a cane mill or self skimming evaporator of the latest patera can save money by ordering through us. Call at The Leader office for information.

nesday going west. Kirkland have the finest 100 acre farm on Bluff creok for sale at 300 cash and balance on time. Democrats are forming clubs in every neighborhood in Clark county. What are the Democracy of this county do' ing? The farmers are all still busy prepar ing to put in the largest acreage of whenever known hi the history of the state. Maj.

Ed Stephens, of Lexington, was down Monday with several hundred pounds of butter which he shipped to Kansas City. A full line of staple and fanoy gro ceries, canned goods, candies, cakes, at C. II. Cotton's two doors east of postofllce. Two new organs for sale or trade A grand baigain for any one that wish es an instrument.

For particulars in. quire at this office. Charlie Morrison and John R. Mor ton, both candidates for nomination on the Democratic ticket for commissioner 3d district, are rustling. We understand that W.

E. Maxson has sold his eighty acres adjoining town toWm Ilagar, late of Arkansas City. Consideration unknown. Col. Tim Shields made the first ship ment of wheat from this county this season.

It consisted of three cars and billed for Galveston, Texas. In our last issue we made the an nouncement that R. E. Goddard was a candidate for county clerk, when it should have been "district clerk." Mrs. Winn, Mrs.

Cross and Aunt Jane Fish went out to Col. Jim Irwin's Wednesday to see that fine hoy that is keeping the Colonel so close at home since its arrival. From the present outlook, it seems as if Miss Ellsworth will be the next coun ty superintendent. She is well qualified for the office and will Ml it to the satis faction of all if elected. Messrs.

Wm. Taylor, Murray, Baker, Wilson and Meyers started for the Tur key Creek mills Wednesday. Eaoh one had a wagon loaded down to the guards with wheat to have ground for their own use. Jas Gorham and Mr. Dunham were up from the ranch Tuesday and called on us before leaving.

Mr. Gorham had just returned from the southern rail road, where he drove some of his beef cattle for shipment. Mrs. Harvey Fuller left on Tuesday's train for Toledo, Ohio, on a visit to a sister, and Mrs. Warner and her daughter, Miss Minnie, took the same train for Oshkosh, Wisconsin, where Mrs.

W. will visit among relatives for several weeks. The ladies expect to return in six or eight weeks. John Owens, living two miles west of this city, has been experimenting in broom corn, lie has in tins year five acres that has made a splendid yield. ltli broom corn worth from sixtv to eighty dollars per ton, and an acre of Comanche soil producing two tons, we cannot see why the raising of broom corn would not be profitable.

Coldwa ter Review. Judge Graves and wife, of Emporia. wore here a couple of days this week visiting his brothers, John. Clay and Judge G. T.

Wednesday night the Emporia judge made quite a lengthy political speech to a large and anmecia- tive audience. Both Democrats and Republicans, speak in high praise of the gentlemanly manner iu which the Judge treated his political opponents, the Democrats. Program otToa'luM-a' Association. Following is the program of the Comanche County Teachers1 Association which convenes at Coldwater on Sup-tomber 1st: Song Miss Allie Cook and L. S.

Shop herd. Completion of organization. Biography of John G. Whittier C. W.

Baker. Quotations from the "Bachelor by each member of the Association. How to Organize Schools Supt. L. X.

Wall is. Response by Clias. L. Clayton, followed by a general discussion. Song Association.

Adjournment. Democratic Committee Meeting. Notice is hereby Driven that the ty Democratic central committee ot Co manche county will meet at the office or w. A. lemploman, iu tlia city of Coldwater, on Saturday, Sept.

1st, '88, for the purpose of fixing date for county convention. The importance of this meeting requires all members to be pr sew A. TkMI'LEMAN. Ch'ni'n. G.

W. Rec'v. A new cash system: Protection, July 2i, On and after August loth. isss. will do away with our books and credit ousiness ami adopt the cash system of doing business.

It is our aim to sell dry goods, boots, shoes and greeer les tor as much less as the difference be tweeu the credit and cash pi icesofthe.se goous ought to and what we intend to do is to give our trade the benefit ef their full value and sell them goods less man any one can that does a cn business we will have no bad 1hh.1v ac- counts and our customers will not 1 ave to pay a profit that would be requ ired by doing a credit business. We tl link will we can conv.nce our trade that it pay them to buy for cash. We meet any and all competition. will Cross Ckvjimek. CMJMMER, Choice Agricultural and Eanch Lands he sold this spring.

KANSAS. Kansas. and the LEADING HOTEL. and Accommodation as Good as the Beat To Loan Kansas. sonoizuM l-VAPORATORS, 4.j and Sytnp Walters Bupplloa.

for Cidlogu i Copy "of Sorghum Grower't Guldo, Adanw CHAPMAN' '-THE SELKSKIMMIjG x.XD Perpetual Evaporators And the Improved Victory Cane Mill our Specialties. Also Portable Soda Fountains. JJ Prices low anj Gopils puaranteed. Hotel AUTOMATIC Coldwater, Centra How to ISuilrt a We have just received a book with the above title which contains plans and specifications for 25 houses, all from two rooms up and costing from $300 to $5,000 each. It is an ex ceedingly handy book for all who think of building, and it will be sent by mail, postpaid, to any address for 25 cents, by J.

S. Ogilvie, publisher, hi Rose New York. Don't Experiment. You cannot aflord to waste time In ex-. pcrlmentlnsr when your lusisrs are in dull er.

Consumption always seems, at first, only a oold. Do not permit any dealer to Impose upon you with some chofip imitation of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs uml Colds, but be ui'o you get the genuine: Because he can miike more profit ho may tell you ho has something just ad good, or i use the same. Don't be deceived, but insist upon get-tlrg Dr, Kind's Now Discovery, which Is guanintoed to give relief in all Throat, line iind ChesD infections. Trial bottles free lit City Drug Store, Large Bottles A Sound Legal Opinion, E.

Buinbridjre Monday County Cliiy Tex. says; "Iluve used Kleetrlc Bitten with most happy results. My brother also wns very low with malarial Fever and Jaundice, but was cured by timely use ol this medicine. Am sat-is'tled Electric bitters saved his I i It. Mr.

1), 1. Nilcoxson, of Horse Cave, Ky adds a like -s timoiiv. savins; He, positively believe he would have died, had it not been for Electric Bitters. This great remedy will ward oil', as well ns cure all Malarial Diseases, anil fin all Mdnev, I. Ivor and Stomach Dis orders stands a neatpialed.

Price 50o. and $. at City Diug Store. Notice of Attachment. M.

E. Foy, plaintiff, vs. S. M. Lapnin and J.

C. Lappin, Defendants. Before (i. T. Graves, a justice of the peace of Protection township, Comanche county, Kansas.

Said defendants, will take notice that on the 13th day of August, ItSNS, an or- ler ot attachment tor the sum ol was issued by the above named Justice against their goods anil chattels in the move action, and that said cause will le heard on the sixth day of September, 1HH8, at 10 o'clock a. m. M. Ji. iUY, ilaiiitiu.

G. T. Graves. Jiwtice of Peace. A Through Sleeper to Chicago.

Every afternoon at 3:55 o'clock, upon arrival of trains from the west, a mag nificent Pullman Sleeping Car leaves Topoka for Chicago via the Great Rock Island Route, making close connection with the famous "limited flyer" running through without change, arriving at Chicago the following morning. This is certainly the quickest ai.d most convenient means of transportation between points in Kansas and the city of Chicago. lor accommodations in tlnscar.please notify your local agent, and he will be glad to make such reservations as. you may require by telegraph. Notice For Publication.

(We send a copy of The Lkadku to every person whose notice tor I'ubli-cation appears in the paper, and all are requested to compare them and see that they are correct, and thereby possibly save themselves trouble and expense.) Land Ollice at Lamed July 20 '88 Notice is hereby given that the follow ing named settler has tiled notice of his Intention to nuiWc final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before clerk nist. court ol Comanche county, ut coldwater on a i st. isss. viz; Harvey .1 Honkel. Osnffe f).

No. 1-1342, lor the hf qr sec 13 anil hf qr sec 24 tp 33 20 w. lie names the lollvving witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: II. Ireland, John Elliott, John Alexander and G. L.

Wilson, all of Pro tection, coinanche county, kaii3. Henry w. Scott, Iteaister. Life Insurance at Actual Cost. I'mimis ilrwirmia of nht'iiniitrr lit'n in.

surance at actual cost, should wirtu for niriiili'a ti ttm Simniritv Mnttml llonnlU vui.iiuii.1 no niu Auiikum i ut. lit. Society, No. Zui Broadway, New York. This Society claims that since its or ganization the cost to a member ot middle age lias been less than twelve dol-ars a year for each thousand dollars of iiiutHiie.

thousands of forms, but are surpassed bv the marvels of inven tion. Thoie who are in need of profitable work that can be done while living at home snouiu at once send their address to Ilallett Maine, and receive free, full information how either sex, of all ages, can earn from So to per day and upwards wherever they live. on are started free. Capital not required. Some have made over $.50 in a single day at this work.

All succeed. 9-ly Perkins Wind Mill. 2 It Ims In en in constant 'in use for 19 years, with a 'wr-i record equaled hy none. ftS- WAKKANTED not down. unless i-u the Tower uom with it; rugaint any wiid that does not unable, substantial larm luiililiics; to lie perfect; outlast and i to hotter work than any other mill lim innniilaotiiro both I'umpliiir and (ieir, Mills ami a lull line ol rt I ml Mill Siij.piks.

AGENTS Send lor Catalogue, Circular and Prices. PE1CKINS WIND MII.L& AX CO. I nd. Or U. Agt, Xmooo, ill.

Corner Main Street and Kroadway. Protection, Kansas, J. C. MANNING. PROPRIETOR.

CENTRALLY LOCATED RATES: As Cheap as the Cheapest 50,000 The Excelsior 11 AdJiKrtttote 1 Ubrary Lounge WltOLKHALK MAVrFACTT'ItFna mwnrmiTiTuss. lovxm. sccsscs. east OB riV'O vow. UI1.

UlA 0 i Mlu ami alwajr ftt-vUuU Vcl t'l-tlny by Uiui.i,iinti,i.(l BUi'rrior nodlcs, or ri't'umlfd. Knit liy i uliU'9 Dr. 1IX, ar Ti-yuiunt siruew unn prr ir Li 10 Ul 111.11:11 hiliUI m.i ly illUBtriiti-il, tflvintf lid; nr.m lii-- 1 duulli. li. llar.

rt.ro ji-ti-UJ. I'XIO cf LARGEST STOCK OF BICYCLES IX A.W.GUf!P&CO. DAYTOjV, OHIO, AGE.T8 FOit Tie Goranlly Jeffery HanTe POPULAIl CHAMPIOiJ, CHALLIUE, Ideal and bafety BICYCLES and TRYCTC1ES. Send stamp for Catalogue. ij 1 t' B7er xau Becoia-tuai wiseis.

tVviilC NICKELING and REPAIRING. fl Guns and Revolvers taken in it 1 exchange. Errors of Youth. 8FFFEBE1W FliOM Itcnous Debility, louthfnl Imlistrclions, Lost Banliood, 'CEioiR mmmi Mflnynifn, from the effeots of yonthfnT have brotiRlit jilmnt a stale of wiMkne has rwiuceii the peneral 2: ll'lil s.1 t'nih SIR tn hid in 'ia nlttiAat on.rn otluT find Iho cne of ih st'an-ily ever lipg sustcted, they Sj icl hk tl i-'ir-l (or but the 1 otic NViwitiVtan.IiniT the many valna'ite iiie'Iioa Uiat science has prnliu tHi f.r 1 relict ot ihclasnot patients, none IV- ol HwoMlituiry iii'ili'sot treiitnu'iit effect a I'wtK'e v.e have cxpeniinntt-i with now ana coiieentnura tpu all oii'r f', pnrv iu- irrpjl. tits t.t tiH Iil in fti-- IS- ETTthrcxilcu ova 4 1 5 JMihilis iMou- K'.

tm. t. i.Ulet:i.iir.:, at R. i. if: 'Ifiisn: nit ly iii niO'Si- it it j'5 it--ii i-rir vi, an! in tie ci-ironi iO" impm 'iiie twr r.f this ri-ti 'ttitirp a Ir ia n-iiiufii tor Mite upecs a.

5 A nf.re letter? pf i iilt p'nl fr WAiZ 2 NEW ENGLAND tSl HSTITUT TKEIIT ROW. EOSTOSi, MASS. j. 4 1 1 ip- "3 WlLm 1 1 Excelsior I i 5 in-, On Good Farms in Comanche, Clark and Adjoining counties by KIRKLAND CO, cnAina eto. BOCKTOI-D, ILL GSEAT ME1ICAH TTBCfUialted.and pronounced tb best Tor Hah, Sauieee, Mince Meat, Pcrapple, OrWiuettM, uarauurg bichk, c.

No. IS) sent, ezpresf receipt ot'ti50. AMERICAN M'F'G CO 22d ft WaBhlDgtoo rhUhdclphia. THE SANFOED EEFUHBE HOT-AIR FURNACE The HOST POW'ERftl HEATER in the Martft. Over 30,000 SANFOKD ffeatera in TJae, A Trial Witt Jutllfij Our Claims.

Also Manufacturei-a of Tha Sanfnrrt J-miI lli atfrli tlie in! Ptatr Kli-vatcil jiiiiI Heut-liifcr llanfrt' tlie Hmford I'lvink-r Kor.Ei' KreimU jMutguiid Apollini'i't aud tlie CfiubruWil Al'l'itt'! OOOlii Before purchasing I'lmrhere send for circular and The Sanford National Stove Works, rsutlty, JeelsilU. Silxsxu, W.ra-a H. r. City. WISE WOMAN tha Splendid HiGH ARM iW it it iiiii BFjmn MACHINE PE5AS IT VMS THE BEST tkzy m.

xmi For It does rach beautiful work. Si-spfo KaeMns al Factory Pries. EITSY S1CSI5S A22iSIE) Ki TEASS. Agents Wantcl 13 CcocciiuieS Tarrltcrr. ot-mMmm CO, BEUVIOEREt ILLa rrm Xp? iur I iffi- Mt Protection, RICHLY! REWARDED are those who read this and then act; they will And honorable employment that will not take them from their homes and familes.

The pro-tits are large and sure for every industrious person, many have made ami are now niakin? several hundred dollars a month. It is easy for anyone to make and upwards per day, who is willing to work. Either sex.young or old; capita! int needed; we start vou. Everything new. No special ability required; vou.

reader.can do it as well as anyone. Write to us at once for full particulars, which we mail ree. AddVess 9-ly SriNsox Portland, Maine. CORNISH'S GREAT INSTALLMENT OFFER. Thf rirynnt Solid llnliml Fnrtnr Orcan, Still fi, baring Oetarm, 3 S'lm Krrdi, ifon.

in.l 9 fne rrixucnf CXLY $6S A 1411 Ik ON INSTALL MINTS ft fc BMklllllJri It oaljr cM4y to wmd rafef nem at to jomt rapaUlitr trot uy bakr, postnanc, nr-caust at trpra icat. Ctuiciurui. Mid 4m met ft -J- i VJV I lot BiU. HI. iUIUr.

tUt rfH to ti rail la Bool. Wll Ul pli TV. -VJ I i Cornish Wa shin 5 JUi.