Neodesha Free Press from Neodesha, Kansas • 3

Seal Estate Ti ifei Little Locals. Obelisk at the post office. The band has began to practice for the Fourth. A S3.500 STOCK OF J. W.

"Sutherland was up to Fredonia last Tuesday. Graves has new a awning in front of his grocery store. Blakeslee Co. shipped two car loads of hoQrs this week. A.

C. Sperry and Charley Nichols took a trip over to Morehead on Thursday afternoon. une come in like a Spanish fly blister. It will probably go out like a red headed girl's temper. The Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe railroad company has recently ordered one hundred and five new locomotives, fifty passenger coaches, and fifteen pull-man sleepers.

The latest in millinery at Miss Noble Neodesha is not booming, nor do we anticipate a boom. Booms are a thing of the past and died with Grant. What is a boom 1 A boom is a good deal of noise over nothing, its a blank eatridge. The old fair grounds shows evidences of a boom. Let other towns boom, but we prefer to see Neodesha go right along as she ha3 for the past year, with that steady, permanent growth that will in the long run, overcome the boomers.

Let the excellent sidewalks that are now gradually being put dowa over the city be completed, let the guttering and paving that the street commissioner has begun be finished, and the business blocks be built of those excellent stone that arc found in the adjoining quarries, or from the splendid brick that are made here, and in a few years we will have a city. The increase of population is of a permanent kind and comes with that steadiness which does not overrun the laboring classes, and everybody who desires cau find employment. This gradual increase is not toticed, but at the end of each year the increased number of stores and amount of goods sold tells the tale. The city authorities are pursuing a judicious coarse in not rushing matters too much, and the laws they make are such that will improve and benefit the town. The population of Neodesha two years ago was scarcely 700, one year ago it wad 925, now it has upwards of 1,200, and in two more years she will have 2,000.

if mi J.G.WINTEE's BEE-HIVE STOKE. Wild plumbs will soon be The fiabing season has clossed. Liquor is sold on the sly at Paola. Corn 50 cents in Woodson county. Prohibition is a success at Kirwin.

Wichita is so have a 5400 town clock. A bloodless duel has occurred at Oswego. Choice Teas at the Headlight grocery. 2t Floyd E. Doubledaj can testify to the fact that the rear end of a mule is not Ellsworth county will raise 3,000 acres of sugar cane this year.

Try the Bio Coffey at the Ucalight grocery. 6 2t A regular communication of the A. F. A. M.

Saturday night. Work in the second and third degrees is expected. Charles Dickens keeps a restauraat in Dodge City. 1000 pounds of butter wanted at the Headlight grocery. 62t The last half of your taxes must be paid before June 20th, to avoid the penalty.

They expect to have 40 bushels of wheat to the acre in Ellsworth county. Adolph Bowman is building himself a buggy shed. 1000 dozen of eggs wanted at the Headlight grocery. 6 2t Edward Foster, aged 16, was gored to death by a cow, in Labette county, last week. The Grange elevator at Lawrence was totally destroyed by fire last Wednesday.

The corn sheller singeth this morning at Stewart's corn crib. The mother of one of the society lad Monet to Loan. J. R. Demoss will loan yoa money in sums of $100 and upwards, for one year and upwards, at SEVSS PER CKNT.

Call and see bint. There is a heap in this, from the Boston Herald: "The men who talk about ceasing to patronize a newspaper which does not agree with them, though it gives all the news are men whose patronage helps no newspaper. Most of them don't know how to read. Published in the Xeodksha Fata Pkess Jane loth, 1SSI.J OnliuDce Sf. 31.

rdinance for the rcstrainiugof horses, mule-O and neat cattle froni running at large ia he city of Neodesha, Wilson county, it ordained by the Mayor and Council- Bmeu of the city of Neodesha, Kansas: c. 1. That horses and mules shall not be Se ed to run at large within the limits of allowty of Neodesha, Wilson county, Aan3as. the ei. 2.

That neat cattle are hereby re-Sec ed from running at large within the strainof said city, from sunset in the evening limits unrise in the morning and all horses, until nd neat cat tie so running at large mules a he limits abore specified are hereby within to be a nuisance, and may be taken declared ecured ia the city pound by the Ci-up and sal, or any other authorized parson ty Marsh for that purpose, appointed That when any mules or Sec. 3. shall be taken up as aforesaid, neat taking them up shall, within 21 the person notices thereof, describing such hours, post es or neat cattle so taken, also horses, muihere taken up, allowing the own-wheuaudwstwo days' time in which to er or owner claim their ptoperiy, said no-idontif and te in three conspicuous places tice to be pos ne such notice to be posted at iu the city, oleading to the Council Room, the hallway all building, and if at the ex-in the City II he time specified no person piratiou of claim such property, the per-s'nall appear toe same shall proceed forth-son holding thse such horses, mules or neat with to advertigiviug no less than ten days cattle for sale, ale. notice of such shall be the duty of the City Sec. 4 It person holding ucu pro-Marahal, or the uch horses, mules or neat petty, to keep he City Pound, and supply cattle secure ecessary food and water, the same with nlowed twenty-five cents a and he shall be alup aud impounding the head for taking cping and feeding at the same, and for ke cents per head for each rate of twenty-five ts for advertising each day, and fifty cen3elling the same, be allot, lie shall, for ten percent, after de-lowed at the rate of of impounding and ducting the expensce received from such feeding.

The balau the owner or owners sales shall be paid toxoid, if demanded by of the property ro shall be paid over to them; if otherwise, itwith return of such the City Treasurer, owners, by given All persons wanting anything in tli line of Photographing, please call at rite new-Photograph Gallery, over Smith's store. We are prepared to do all kinds of work known to the art. Copying, Viewing, Knlarsrg Pictures finished in India Ink. or Crayon, at St. Louis prices.

Bear in mind it we fail to please you, it costs you nothing. tf G. 11. Lemon. THE FREE TRESS.

riXJLISIIKD EVERT FRIDAT Neodesna, Wilson Kas. TEIIMS: per Annum, iu Advance. Go to Jayne's Bestarant for your lemmons 30cts per doz. 5 2t If you would destory the weeds and grass on your walks and pavement, get some fresh brine or cheap salt and apply to the crevices. It will kill all BUSINESS CARDS.

Tlie Fcartli, If you can't understand what this ATTORNEY'S. Everything indicates that there will weeds and grass for the srason. be a big crowd here on the Fourth, Smart Weed and Belladonna com and that the attractions will be even bined with the other ingredients used greater than was anticipated. The com The following is a list of the real estate transfers for the first half June, ia Wilson County: Lyman Kibhe to Chas. Chapman, 160 acres ia Prairie tp, $360.

John Walker to Henry Poison, 1G0 acres in Prairie; $2,000. Chas. Johnson to J. B. Jones, 160 acres in Cedaif $1,600.

A Hamilton to Levi Pokey, lot 7, block 21, Hamilton's addition, Fredo- uia; $65. John Shinkle to Howard Pangborn, 40 acres in Verdigris; $400. Albert Stout to Fitzmorris, 40 acres in Verbigris; $120. Myler to Whittaker, 1171 acres in Clifton; $2,000. John Culbert to Rebecca Bickford, 160 acres in Fall River, $3,000.

Henry A Gaskill to Wright, 84 acres in Colfax; $100. Chas. Diemer to Iaae Flemming, 40 acres in Prairie; $450. A Smith to Mary Poorbaugh SO acres in Centre; $1,025. United States to James Gardner, 160 acres-in Fall River; $200.

Presley Busby to Joseph Willet, acres in Fall River; $10. Taylor to Martha Miller, et. el. 160 acres in Pleasant Valley; $62.50. Chas.

Elint to Harriet Johnson, 160 acres in Lydia Soule to Ed. Soule, 195 acres in Clifton; SI, S00. Oliver Lee to Chas. Diemer, 10 acres in Prairie; $1,060. Daniel Louder to John Poe, 160 acres in Chetopa; $1,000.

Jacob Milliron to John Williamson, acres in Vcrdigri; $250. IX NEODESHA. Florence Beck to Mrs. S. J.

Crow, part of lot 3, block 49; $140. Kevs to John Biddle, lot 6 in block 62; $15. A Stevens to A and Hoskins, lots 1 and 2, block 16, Ford's addition; $100. Wm Ford to A Stevens, lots 1 2, block 16, Ford's addition; $25. A Phelon and Sutherland to Peter Bourceaux, lots 11 and 12, block 73; $20.

Holbert to Peter Bourceaux, 18, 19, and 20, block 73; $5. W. P. Mix to Luther Masters, lots 15, 16, 17. and 18, block 11, Ford's addition; $60.

Jane A Keys to Magruder Tannahill, lots 16 and 17 in block 50; $65. Mayor of the City of Neodesha to Magruder Tannahil lots 10 and 11 in block 43, and 13 14 aud 15 in block 50; $10. Mayor of Neodesha to Magruder Tannahill. lots 13 and 14 in block 14, $10. The announcement made yesterday to the effect that beer would be placed on sale at the Belmont House bar spread like fire, and long before daylight this morning the sticets were crowded with people anxious to get a "sip" of the stuff that had been laced beyond their reach for the past 6 weeks.

About five o'clock the first keg was tapped and a general rush made for the bar, wliicti has been kept up all day part oftbe time the room being crowded to its utmost capacity and persons having to take their turn to get their drink. It is publicly announced that two or three more plases for the sale of beer will be opened up in the morning. Up to the time of going to press no arrests had been made' but it is said not less than twenty-five complaints have alrea dy been sent to the county attorney. ar-sons Eclipse. W.

n. Cramer has got an excellent sidewalk in front of the post office. Mrs. Hays has a nice new sign in front of her sewing machine rooms. in the best porous plasters, make Car means, go to Wardlows, He tell yoa.

mittee has purchased enough fire ter's S. W. B. Back-ache Plasters the works to make a larger and grander dis best in the market. Price 25 cents.

For sale by Pierce Bios. W. II. Watkins, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Kansas. Office on Pennsylvania avenue, east side.

J. W. Sutherland. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Keoeaha, Kansas. Office on Main Street, 1 door west of City Hall.

7-8 T. J. HiDso. 1J. M.

Shost- llXnSOX II OUT, A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Fredonia, Kan- Interesting' Items. Mrs. J. W. Done is very siefc.

Gtfilford will celebrate this year. Cherries are ripe, and in tte marlct. Fc wall Paper go to W. II- Fr Dresj Making to the new millinery. (ieorgc Staadhart will move to the etonc ynatry uext week.

play than ha3 ever been made in South ern Kansas which will take place at dar The town has been billed for the Grand Fourth of July Celebration at under the management of R. H. Doanc. Capt. A.

G. Schmidt is sparing no pains or money to make the Grasshopper Bri Carthage, Mo. We understand that Excursion Trains will be run on the gade the best tiling of the kind that was xjl. sas. umceover uiison Count Hunt, east std of Square 1-t ever got up in the state.

Dr. Allen is 'Frisco Road at very low rates. Milch Cows For Sale. L. L.

Marsters has 15 good milch cows for sale. ies at LaCygnc died in the poor house last week. The Neodesha Milling Company is paying the highest cash price for wheat. 6 2t AU those who desire to take a part in the rasshopper Brigade will please notify Capt, A. G.

Schmidt. SjIIs Brothers have ngaed a arty of Pottawatomio Indians to be exhibited in their show A. C. Ketchcm, of St. Louis bar J.

IT. Woon, Notary Public- continually adding some new features and is untireinz in his efforts. lie in Aio1fJi Bowman is heme. II 0 will not to Humboldt. Charley BrhrLani putting up a new bowse in tbe west part of town.

MLsa Eva peers has just completed a. very successful! term of school. forms us that there will be a large dele Colorado poetry: "The evning for her gation from Independence here and that the crowd will be immense. "Neodesha KETCHUM WOODS, Attorneys at Law and Real Estate Agents, Ntndesha, Kanr-. Will practice in all of the courts of tlir Seventh and Eitrlith Judicial districts nn.t bath of dew is partially undressed; the sun behind a bob-tail flush is Eetting in the west.

The planets light the heav M. Iveck has purchased the proper can have a glorious Fourth as there will NOTICE. THE BTiST OFFEit YET MADE FOUR OF FRANK LESLIE'S PUB-MCATION'S, ONE YEAR FOR ONLY Te Frank Leslie Pubtishtnp 15 Dey New York, will send FRANK LESLIE'S FAMILY FRIEND, aJC page illustrated paper, for only $1.00 per year. LESLIE'S YOUNG TOLA'S devoted to the interest of young people, and containing mncli to interest those of a more mature age. This naper contains 1 pages of illustrations and valuable reading matter.

Just the paper for young children. Price, per year 50 cents. FRANK LESLIES NATIONAL AGRICULTURISTS AND WORKING FARMER, a 16 papje illustrated paper, for only $1.00 FRANK LESLIE'S ULPIT OF THE DAY. a 10 page illustrated paper. Just the paper for Sunday realing.

Price 75 cents per year. Or all four of the above publications for 52.50 per yar. Any person desiring to act as our agent on sending us $1.50, will receive post paid, sample copies of (he above publications, together witha complete agent's outfit of 12 beautiful premium cbromos, also a copy oi our Book ef Valuable Information, of over 500 pages containg an Dictionary of every useful word to be found in the English Language, Medical and Household receipts. Legal advice and forms, articles on etiquette and letter writing, advice to merchants, clerks, mechanics and farmers. Samples of all of our Publications and Il be no other celebrations of importance in this part of the state.

A few of the small towns around us expect to cele the supreme and S. courts of theStatcu ens with the flash of their cigars; the sky has put its night shirt on, and buttoned it with PHYSICIANS. brate, but they will be ab.sorb-id by the gigantic one here. The people are all Money to Loan At 8, 9 or 10 per cent, interest with reason at ole commission, or at 12 per cent, J. W.

Scttueplakd, 13 Neodesha, Kansas- sale, and the owner draw the same from satisfactory proof, may draw the same from the City Treasurer. Sec. 5. If any person or persons shall take away from the City Pouad or other en closures, or out of the hands of the City Marshal or other authorized person, without their consent, any horses, mules or neat cattle taken up as aforesaid, without the payment or tender of the amount which may be due by the taking up, impounding, feeding and advertising the same, he or she will be found guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be fined in any sum not less than double the amount wnich may be due as aforesaid, with co.t of prosecution, and out oi such fine when collected shall be peid the amount due aa aforesaid, the balance paid into the City Treasury. Sac.

G. This ordinance to be iu full force and effect from and alter its publication. I hereby certify that the above SEAL. Jand forgoing ordinance was pas3-CT'ed by the Mayor and council at their regular session held June 7th. 1881.

II. Dqase, City Clerk. Published in the Neodesha Fbee Passs June 10, 188 1. Ordinance 5o. 52, An ordinance relating to nuisances and their abatement.

BE it ordained by the Mayor and Councilman ot the city of Neodesha Kansas. Sec. 1st. That ail persons owning or keeping a hog or hogs within the limits of the city of Neodesha. shall keen the punds J.

A. Hatcher, PHYSICIAN AND SUROEON, Office orr north side of Main street, Neodesha, Aansns. 9-5 T. IS. Woodard, PHYSICIAN, Neodesha, Wilson Kansas.

T. Blakeslee. M. IK PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, and U.S. Examining Surgeon, Neodesha, office oa Jefferson county has a young lady over 18 years old that weighs less than thirty pounds.

When you your wheat, go to the Neodesha Milling Company. TLey ray the highest price. 2t Highland, Doniphan county, has a curiosity in the shape of a well that produces framing lager beer. A ltepublican valley paper says a herd of 150 head of ponies was recently seen on the Frcuchxuan river, running wild. Come to Neodesha to spend the Fourth.

Miss Emma Long left Tuesday for Appleton City, to visit her sister. She will go to Obio before returning to Neodesha. Lager boer is now known as unfer-mented cider in Wichita. There are dogs in Lyon county, outside of Emporia. Prohibition is meeting with ill success iu the courts all over the state.

lustrated Catalogue (without premiums) for 15 cents. All desiring steady and pro invted, especially those in the neighboring villiages. Sidewalks. One year ago there was not a decent sidewalk on our business streets; now, over half of the walk3 on these streets are better than those of any town in this part of the state. They are made nine feet wide, of good cut flag stone and well laid, with good curbing.

This has all beea done in the past eight months without troublef and the good work is still going on. There has also been a number of walks put down in front of residences and there is quite a number being put down. The work is going along surely and substantially, and in one year from the present time Neodesha will have more and better walks than any town of her size in the State of Kansas. tth street. 9 Xf A.

M. T. "VTEODESHA, Wilson County, Kansas, LM lice, North Fourth Street. There are more people reading tha New Testament now than ever before, in order to see what changes have been made in the revision. And then so few ever read the former version they have to read both to see the difference thus having to read it twice.

If the revision does no good it will have thft effect of inducing some to read the gocd book by ho never have read it. Good Farm Foe Sale. 160 acres of good land, 90 acres in cultivation, 30 acres of timber and 40 aero pasture. All first bottom land, and has plenty of good, pure water the fitable employment should send at once be fore their territory is taken. Address, FRAN.ST LKSLIE Publishing Co.

15 Dey Street, New York F. T. Allen, M. EODESHA. KANSAS.

Office on Main street. Calls day end night promptly Constipation is positively cured by Car ter's Little liver Pills. Not by purging and weakening the bowels, but by regulating attended to. 4-iyl ty of 3. A.

Johnson, oa Indiana street. J. M. Keck goin? off on a lectur-i i1' tour aud will ba absent about one mouth. Miss Matie Kent is expected home Ir jiu Ohio to-morrow.

She is attending school ilrerc. Miss Mauda Gray has returned from Eureka Spriugs, where she has been for her health. S. C. Hinton mad a flying trip to the Springs.

lie says they boom and he will go back. r. A. Iloskins was up to Fiedonia last Monday settling up some taxes and having some deeds recorded. Fourteen couple came down from Talleyrand, in good livery rigs, last Friday eveuing and took Bdpper at the Commercial liettl.

Jesse Newell, a former resident of Neodesha, came in on Wednesday from Iowa, where he has besn for the past three years. Bujrald Stewart returned on Wedncs IT 1 dy from Eureka Springs. Ilia mother and sister remained aud will probably stay ail summer. There was a horse stolen from Verdi oa Mouday night. There was man who recently figured in a divorce case, missed the same night.

Looks bad, but we dou't believe it. AVe call the attention of our readers to the card of CowgillA, Lee. Wm. D. Lm.

the junior member of te firm, has formerly lived here, aud everybody will be pleased to leara that he is a partner of Wm. Cowgill's. Mrs. S. J.

Crow has purchased from Miss Florence Heck the building now occupied by Miss Noble Co, as a milliner shop. She will fix up the up-cr story for her dental rooms. Mrs. Crow has located here for good, sho is a first class dentist, and our people should patronize her. NL33S Kimball and Henry Cramer, tk of whom ourcbased a Wood twine and strengthening them.

This is done by improving the digestion and stimulating Dentist. the liver to the proper secretion of bile, year around. Adjoins the townsite of Mrs. S. J.

Crow, when the bowels will Perform their custo mary functions in an easy and natural man on the west. 47 tf. W. E. Shixn.

Will be found at Dr. Allan's-office oa MaA afreet. Kansas Give her a call. ner. Purgative pills roust be avoided.

Ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills. Price 25 cents. For sale by Pierce Dros. 10-4 tf. or enclosures in good condition, with good substantial floors to the same, otherwise the came will be declared a nuisance aud subject to removal.

Sec. 2. Be it furthur ordained that the Health Officer of the City is hereby authorized to examine all hog pounds, privies and a.leys at least once in erery week, aud if any are found in an unhealthy condition, to notify the owners of the fact, also giving them two days notice to renovate the same, and if at the expiration of the time specified they shall neglect or refuse to do so, the said Officer is hereby empowered to cause the same to be done at the expense of the owners of such hog pounds or privies. The expense of cleaning the alleys to be paid by the owners uf lots adjoining said alleys. Sec.

3. If any citizen, a resident or the city of Necdesha, shall complain to the Ileal ty Officer of any hog pound, privy or HOTELS. Miss Bell Stoner returned to Howard on Tuesday of this week after an absence of several months visiting relatives and friends at Independence and Neo Dr. -F. T.

Allen is putting down some STOP THAT COUGH. By going to the reliable and wel known Drng Stand of W. E. Shtnn andbuy-ing a 81. bottle of Green desha.

Her younger sister, Miss Ollie Stoner, of Neodesha, accompanied her to Howard, and will yisit here a short splendid stone walks about his house on the corner of Seventh and Mam btreets. Gray keep a supply of ice water always on hand. Topeka has street cars running be twecn the Santa Fe depot and Tenth Mountain Cocon Balsam. If, after usin two-thirds, you get no relief, re Graduated. Nothing gives us more pleasure than to berejjood words and news of any of our young people who have been attending the State University at Lawrence.

We" take pride in chronicling the fact that Neodesha has had another one of he represenatives there graduate with honors. Miss Carrie Bauman, after a four year's course in the Normal Department, has graduated and returned home to stay. She now holds a life certificate to teach in this State. time. Courant.

turn the balance and gel your money EODEa'HA COMMERCIAL. HOtlS, 1. KAST. STC'- proprie(o nul iVj. Onei je moat comtnodioua aal best a ranged hott.s iu Southern- Kane, tlaair ds, bright aud airy aparnnBt, good c- mmercial rcoms, and.

tables supplied with best the country afThrds. Tha new man-a. emeut trill put forth, every effort to fully ease patron, only asking a reaaoabl tiial. to and' from, all rwi, A stable connected with the hcuse wlier teams are provided for and good 1'very ris in be obtained. 8-2 back, bee advertisement in this paper Farmer's Attention.

All those who desire to have their street. MISCELLANEOUS. threshing done on short notice and In bringing the Prickly Ash Bitters before the pub'ic, we claim that it is one of the best remedies extant for the preventation and cure of ail diseases arising from a disordered Liver. By using them according to directions they will keep the system in a strong, healthy condition, and prevent any miasmatic influence. Ask your druggist for them.

Prices $1.00 per bottle. Heard From. Sax Diego, Cal une 8, 1331. Editor Free Press: We have arrived in San Diego and like it very well' California is a splen did country. Will send you some papers to-day.

You must send the Free Prels, we cannot do without it, we want every copy tince May 4ib. Yours Respectfully, 'P. Bartox. clean, will consult their own interest by seeing Warren Brockway. Mr.

CYRUS CONDIT, Watch maker and Jew-ler. Main Street, opposite the Dank, has two of Nichols, Shepherd Co's Vibrators, one perfectly new and his Aeoieslia nansns. A nays City druggist syas more whishy is "prescribed under the new law than there was under the the old. A littla dog in one of the ch-jrehs of Wichita, a few Sundays ago, mistook a striped stocking for a barber pole. Jimmie Stewart will go to Eureka old one.

The reputation they established last vear for nuiek clean work surpassed TTQT71 FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE I.eiaud Iltrtefc. C. JON'E, ChrrjTaJo-A'jusas, First Class iu every ra w. spect. JyDli THROAT AND LUNGS ftRRRTST MOUNTAIN any other machine in use.

The machines will be both run and satisfaction alley, it shall be his duty to immediately examine the same, and if in his judgment it is a nuisance, he shall notify the owner or the occupant of the premises that such complaint has been made, and notifiy him or them to renovate them forthwith, aud at the expiration of two days shall they neglect or refuse to so clean and put them iu a healthy condition, the Health Officer shall cause the same to be done at the expense of said owners or occupants of said premises, and should the said parties refuse to pay the expense incurei by the Health Officer the same may be collected by due course of la w. Sea. 4. Be it further ordained that all persons are hereby forbidden to deposit any manure or rubbish of any kind in the alleys or on streets of the City, or allowing the same to be done by any person in their employ, and any person permitting tha same to be done, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and subject to a fine of not less: than five nor more than ten dollars for each and every offense, to be collected by law and the proceeds paid into the city treasury. guaranteed.

6 3t Ued in private practice since 183-5. Put before the public in 189pnimil It Never Springs to recuperate. FA I LSI! Price, 2oc, I I 1 fl 50c and We love to lie beneath the shade and SAMPLE Bottle, 10 Cent? The Patriot gives publicity to the fact All quaff the cooling lemonade; we love to lIanter. lEoue. J71REDONIA, KANSAS; W.

K. Proprietor. Best of aecmniodaiiti aud prices reasonable. Sample rooms for commercial travelers. Commercial IIote XvrtUacit Corner Public Sjnart, Iruggists keep it for AM our guarrantee itenl 1 feel the cheerful ants crawl calmly up 'locals.

O. C. DAY BRACKETT. our summer pants; we love to see the tfole Proprietor, Kama City, Mo apple worm upon our shirt fronts squeam Some people think that high rents injure a town, and so it will if there is no demand for tenement houses, but as long as there is a good demand, rents are necessarily high. Ia all live, goa-head towns, rents are much higher than they are here and the demand no greater, and where you see such rents yoa always see a town that is improving.

The rents at this place are very reasonable considering the demand, even less than should be bo expected. If yoa want to injure a good town, force rents down to such a price that landlords cannot afford to keep up the repairs, then you will see the tenament houses going to rack and in a short time the town will bs dingy and delapidated. Oa the other hand as long as a landlord gets a fair rent he will keep hi property up in good shape, and occassionally improve it some, all of which helps the town. XOTICE. All persons indebted to me by note or account; will please call and settle the same with J.

K. Demoss, as I have put my notes and accounts into his hands for collection, and I expect to be absent some tinie. J. M. Keck.

KANSAS. F2XD0NIA, liiinier, have returned them because the machine wouldn't work, nor did the agent know how to make it. They have both purchased a McCormack which are working nicely. Later we learn that Mr. K'mball got his machin? to work and kept it.

Judge MeEncry, Herb Beatty, F. W. Hateh, Miss Clara Tulley, Miss A'atie Funk, Miss Ella Bishop and Miss Flora Kilgore, all of Independence, took in the sights at tbV'future great'last Sunday. They ate their pie at the Commercial. They called at the Free Press offioe, aud we regret that we were not there.

and squirm. We love to' watch with placid eye the doodle bug go tumbling by; we love to hear in distant bogs the Chas. Klutae, Iroprtntor. rueful rumbling of the frogs; we love to Sec. 5.

Be it further ordained that this ordinance be in full force aud effect after its publication in the I hereby certify that the above and foregoing ordinance as pas. seal sed by the Mayor and Council a-their regular session held June 8t hear the slimy snake wind in and out the verdant brake; we love to hear the DSWHITTIEK 617 St. Charles Street, St. Loais, Mo. A raenlar graduate of two Medical OoUegM.

Daa bees toogar located ttua mnr otherPbrueiaa in gt-Lonlxs citl pavers aliowuid all old reudenta know. Syphilis. Gonorrhoea, elect. Stricture, Orchitis. Jtoptureil Urtnajy Byphilitio or Kercaxial Aifectioaa oX Throat, Skin or Bones eared Safelr.

Privatelr- BpenutorrfaeaAxtuil Debility and Impotener asj tiis result of beif-abose, sexual excesses ia rdstoser esrtjiTOver braiuwork, amiinnn, debility, dimness of autfrt.defective roem- The "Commercial is one of Uk moat ej-cioua and best appointed hotet in. 'outliera Kansas, and ia in all respeeta a Firft-eiasa House. jp--Special acconamodatiiMa aajnpl. men and travelling agents. NOTICE- crispy cry of baxble-bce bam bumbl ing by; we love to scent upon the air the balm of squash-bugs balming there, with ivy trailing all the land and poison poysxeat decay, aversion to society eocfosioa of Dower.mirbt fasses.refsderixi tr r- ot sexual I BOOTS AND S1I0E3.

riajre improper permaxatiy ewrad- Consultation st office or by saU free aad tarMed. Pamphlet one oak at every hand; far from the city's Fratilc VauKormialen FOR Bot and Shoe making done TttcU: and rrorirar. aa well Sas etarnrL J. K. Demoss has a few- fiae farms for eale cheap.

Saioke "Billys' "Best" to had at he poatoffiice. For first c'ass millinery on Miss Noble iCo. dusty strife, how sweet to lead a rural lise! stamp. AledioiDes seat by mail or express. srea nsranteed.

Where doobt exist tt ia Xxafiklr stated. MARRIAGE pffiV I GUIDE! The what story, told, aa it Is tra to Ufa. on th wiowma wbjecw: Who Bzwiy marry, who not, why. aimnSMOod, Womanhood, Physical decay. Who chtraid marrrihow life and luppixusa maybe -aevBaaod; effect zo to the sho sh'rp with- REl BOOT ai 2.

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Do not delay if you i7.eh to secure your terri-ory. Address, FRAVr LESLIE Publishing Co. 15 Dey Street, Sew YorV polite flotel. largest stock of fly nets and scrim cov cwinwcr aaa exceas, wm many mora, a oom marnmt that more beer is shipped into Burlington now than before the days of prohibition. Some of the farmers talk of abandoning the raisins of wheat for a few years.

In Burlington they went down U00 feet to look for coal, but couldn't see any and bo they come back. The little trip cost them $1,525. A little child was poisoned to death hist week in Books county by taking a adrvnk of sweetened water that fly paper had been soaked in. Candidftcs for county honors arc making their appearance. Sperry has ordered lots of muzzles for dogs.

He epects to have a good trade on them. Lawrenee merchants complain that the closing of saloons in that city has driven considerable of their trade to Kansas City and Leavenworth. A Barton county farmer who takes eleven newpapera and pays for them in advance is gradually getting wealty. has an amiable wife and keeps no dog. 1 he wheat crop is almost a total failure this year which is the first time it has been so since we have been in Kansas.

The prospects on the bottom iarnis a month ago never was better the beads were long and apparently well filled, but as it began to ripen a change took place. Instead of the heads being well filled they contain only a few infer-rior, shriveled op grains. Some say it is the "fly," other weevil, and bugs, that causes it. Whatever it is it has done its work well. eoiitempaUziaj marriage read it then keep aav- aooaio Jd ers ever brought to Wilson Co- Call IX'UET SK'l fl iiS.

and examine his stcck. 6 tf eto lock aad key. 5 Otau by mail Ia money or poa-aacm. EngUiia Ggrman rrgnch md and gpofcea. CnCCPRESCRIPTlON I sjassasssasieOoofaaioa of Ideas, Aversion to Society Defecurs Kemory sad Disorders brooch toe hy geif- A.

P. A A. K. The following from an exchange is A ITAH said to be of general interest to young AaydracirlatliastbairicredlenU. Bt.Iaiat Vf VI Lf.ii.

meets in their ha.i ya coibw of Fourth and Wi Cqraii wm Insf s.619 Bt-Chertee, St. LsniewMo, folks: "If when you are calmly sitting 1681. II. IOASE.City Clerk, Published in the Xeodeolia Fbkb June 10, 1881. Ordinance S.

S3. An ordinance relating to the muzzling oi dogs. BE it ordained by the Mayor and Council-men of the city ot Neodesha, Kansas: Sec. 1 That the owner or keeper of any dog or dogs, male or female, in the city of Neodesha, are hereby ordered ti procure a suitable muzzle for each and erery dog so owned and kept or harbored, and see (hat it is securely fastened over the mouth anu head to prevent their biting any person or animal. Sec 2- All dogs so running at large within the city et Neodesha five days after the passage and publication of this ord -nance, shall be killed at sight.

The Constable or some other person authorized by the Mayor, is hreby authorized to see that this ordinance is enforced. Be shall, fur every dog he kills and removes outside ot the eity limits, receive the sun. of fifty cents to be collected from the owner or keeper ot any dogs so killed. Sec. This ordinance to be in full fore and ilcct from the first day of May untK the first day of October in each year-See.

4. Be it farther ordained that Ordinance No. 31 is hereby repealed and all parts of ordinances ia conflict with the above ordinance. 1 hereby certify that the above BEAIi jziid forgoing ordinance was pass vCTJTed by the Mayor and Council at their regular session held June 8, 18l. Ii.

il. 1oax, City Clerk. 1 coasm streets, every Brst and tUirI Satur with your arm encircling your Dulciana's day tt each mouth. AH brethren in The San Francisco Company are not cause of the trouble up the road last Friday. It was the failure of the St.

L. W. W. Company to fullfill a written contract made by Hobert Allen to a farmer near Severy, that caused the attachment. It seems that Hobert Allen entered into an agreement with this farmer to fence the railroad on both sides through his place by a specified time or forflet $1,000.

This they failed to do. In the mean time San Francisco leased the road and put thier stock on it, and one of their engines wa3 attached at Fall River last Friday to saaify a judgment from the District Court of that county. The Supremo Court will decide the matter. lanllng are cordially iuvitcd toaf sylph-Ike waist and together you are 6. E.

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Secretary. Br. JACQUES 70S Oreanut 8t, 8t. Lotffa, Mo. at eta oflie.

eentutoes to cars Spermatorrhoea, Seminal Weak-Bess, XmpotencTAll forms of By-pbiUavQonorThaea. Oiae Priaarr or Wackier dlsissen. Recent ease cared ia a few days. AUtaa rlnnrun waiting front setf-sonsssdttaaesorexjMia4rracaedforltfewUaaafe medicine. Advica free.

Charges low. Call or writ to strict eoofidenea. Symptom Book for two stamp r.1ARRIAClfGUlDEtoc joyfully contemplating the "day near at hand," your reverie should suddenly and ruthlessly be disturbed by a "buzz- I. O. O.

Fv SbNeo ksw every Friraj hX 1 u. av ttrethren iin zip," an ear-piercing scream and a clawing of the air, don't be frightened; it is Try the Vacuum harness oil at W. A. Allen's. 8 8tf Try the Vacunm hcrness oil at W.

A. Allen's. 8 Stf. The best five cent cigar in town for eale at the post office. 40tf J.

W. Sutherland will loan you money 10 per cent, without commission, gi ving you cash the face of your note. Stivers Cowgill, Fredonia, will lend you money at 10 per cent, and pay you fall face of your note. 8 12 W. A.

Allen has just received the largest stock of fly nets and scrim covers ever brought to Wilson County. Call and see my stock. tf Notice. Persons wanting to barrow money on realestate call on, J. K.

Demoss. Tin dnsfprs nt A. A lien '5. good standing axe(XJVKv tttei.d- only a June-bug, that has been attracted by the dim, mellow light of the turned- A. iwJcb rer, M.

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V. Q. FRM FOR SALE. One bottom, 'arm of 207 acres, all under feuee, two miles north of Neodesha. 37 acres of limber, splendid house, barn aud orchard of all kiadd of fruit, good living water oa the farm and an excellent stock range admitting.

also 80 icta on Chetopa creek, 7 miles northeast of Keo-deaha, 30 acres ia cultivation, 15 acres of timber, 50 acres uder fence, aud a cheap farm for the money. aim 160 Ann four miles south ef Sew Albany, prairie la ad ef good quality, a splendid ptock farm. For farther particulars, ia regard to the abore farm i squire of John II. Gray, City Meatiiarket. down lamp, and is making his way down her back." A s-w aaa easrpfefe CTT9K TO WTDI1CK, I Jr o-mamv! Caafgxrt a A Laif te.ma- LJUXEUY.

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tiiji I in, MRS. WM. OED, i is at, a Frivate 34ial Advteer rw aalvar irmm nnyerc iwf naKioH a4 am e1f-abee An ordinary police judge isn't capable of tackling a plain drunk single handed under the temperance law. It takes a jury of 12, just as if the culprit had sto-cn a ham. New godn and new pricea.

The fare4 Carter's Liver Pills are free from all crude and irritating matter. Concentrated medicine only; very small; very easy to take; no pain; po griping; no purging. For sale ty Pierce Bros, H5rsa brushes and. combs at Allen's. and b8t selected stock t'er brourht i r-er day at home.

Sac pier NeodeaUa. Ladies trot'i feil te call nlKa $5 to $20; woiiii S3 ire. Address Stia- the tew V'f, An unlimited amount of money to loan at 7 per annual interest. CjWOILL Ltc. Fly net at W.

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