Clark Republican from Minneola, Kansas • 3

The Minneola Era. Having associated myself with tie old MINNEOLA HARDWARE CO. MINNEOLA, KANSAS tW- -DEALERS IN MINNEOLA, OCT. 27, 187. reliable firm of E.

N. Hall in the land and loan business, I am also prepared to attend to any legal business in the prac ADVERTISING BATES. tice of law. Having had several years Ashlahd, Kansas. M.

J. CLINE, PROPKiKlx.r!. FREE ll TO "AND FRO ALL TRAINS; Pirzl Class In Every ttespecti kJcrins $2.00 Per Experiarice am prepared to advise and nlnv art vtrtisintr. 50 cts ner inch per month. fines, 10 line first iuser- Practice in the District Court of Clark and lyii.

uve cents per line eacu suDsequem uiser- 1111. Hand ia your advertisements. Thos. L. Chase, a former citizen of Appleton township, but who has been attending college in Iowa, is with us again.

Following is a partial list of the arrivals in town, since last Friday. Chas.E. Mnk, of the C. K. W.

L. Temple; St. Louis, E. D. Clark, Bucklia, Kan, L.

D. Perry, Englewood, J. L. Brady, Ashland, Kan, Ludwick, Woodsdaie, Kan. Saturday.

J. S. E. and M. Stephens, Pratt Center, F.

D. Shaver, Mc-Pherson, Earl Clark, Buckliu, C. G. Martin, Cullison, Wm. II.

Keating, Afton, Iowa. Sunday, George Swartz, Englewood, C. W. Kausley, Dodge, C. W.

Pat; nam, Cash City. Monday ohn George, J. M. Pearce, E. L.

Hoer, Endee, N. C. E. King, Ashland, Jim Bryer, K. adjoining counties.

Tour patronage solicited. I will always be found at the office kll bills collected monthly, unless otherwise Fresh beef, pork and lard at Doby McGraw'e, and it is not shipped from the east either. J. W. Williams, an Ashland real-estate rustler, sold G.

W. Browne, of Newton, 1,120 acres of land on the Cimarron for $7,000, so says the Clipper. The defeated candidates will soon be ready to take their trip up Salt River, but who will be the officers in charge of the ill-fated expedition is what' is bothering them just now. Dr. R.

Stewart started Wednesday, for his old home in Salem, Kentucky. As soon as he can get his business settled there he will return with his family and locate permanently at Minneola. We have room for lots more such men as he. Tlfe young people of M. Christopher's family, gave a farewell party to Jim and ruuinutea.

of nail Barnett. 21-tf. J. H. Barxett.

LOCAL NJSWS. IXOTSrEOLA DUXJGh STOKE Have you seen the comet? CONSUMPTION CURED. Thanksgiving ia close at hand. Our Specialties are Guns, Ammunition, Tin and Iron works; Pumps, Windmills'and Farid Machinery. G1VEITS CAXLBEEOEE BUYING And We will SA VE Yon Money.

S. "YV- WRIGHT, Pkopr. I Don't forget the social to-morrow even- An old physician, retired iroin active practice having had placed in his hands Si by an East India Missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the The editor of the Wilburs Argus made sTieedy and permanent cure of Consump Ed Allen, Abroad, W. W. Crooks, C.

G. tion, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and all West Main Street, Minneola, Kansas. Throat and Lung affections after havin? Miss Sophia Jarvis last Monday evening. 5T Drugs, Patent Medicine. Paints, Oils, Brushes, etc.

A FULL LINEfOF DRUGGIST'S SUNDRIES, TOILET ARTICLES, BOOKS AND STATIONER 1'. Mixxkola, Kas -si On the following morning the latter left for their new kome in Grant county. pleasant call last Saturday Nathaniel Beechum's family rejoice er the advent of a new girl baby. Despite the close times, the work of itting up new buildings poes steadily on. Chas.

King, candidate for county clerk, nlade the voters of Appleton township a thorouglily tested its wonderful curative powers in thousands of cases, feels it Ids duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. The recipe sent free, to all who may desire it, with full directions for preparing and successfully using. Address, with stamp, naminsr this paper, Dr. M. E.

Cass. 210 Grand St Jersy City, N.J. Their many friends here will miss them, but will wish them much joy in their new home. We extend our heartfelt sympathy to Bro. Stoufer, of the Fargo Springs News, in the loss of his mother, who die! at Newburg, ou the 11 instant Many Notices For Publication.

UriEOLA RESTMJBMT, years ago, although is seems but yesterday, we too were called upon to mourn the loss of a boy's best friend a noble chris Kelly, Greensburg. Tuesday J. Hammock, Janeeroe, 111., Geo. Kollen, K. James M.

Gloss, Arkansas City, Kan, W. H. Hall, St. Joe. While at Fowler recently we dropped into the uruiture store of our old friends Trotter Strauss.

It was the first time we had called on them since they opened up in the business, and to say that we were surprised, as we belieldt heir immense stock of goods does not express it. We had no idea that as large and as fine a stock could be found outside of a rsiil-road town. It was really a treat to go through the establisement. From the plainest kitchen chair up to the finest and richest parlor suit, one could find anything they desired. Pictures from the simple chromo to some of the finest scenery in the-old and "ne world adorn the store.

The boys are having a fine trade, and the secret of this is, that they sell below Dodge prices, and of course get the trade as they deserve. Such an establishment is of great benefit to an' town. Success to you, boys. plea-sant call Tuesday and Wednesday. Wm.

Martin left last week for his old home in Knox county, where he will spend the winter. J. L. Brady wai in town last Friday and Saturday working in the interest of the Democrat ticket. Doc.

Boucher brought to this office last Saturday a specimen of his corn, which was hard beat. The funeral of Mrs. Nancy Bolibett takes place to-day, from the residence of Ijiud Office at Garden City, Knasas, June 27, 1SS7 Vntifp ishprobv trivon that the following nam iiinn1 Mil HRRlfir In mmm ed seUlerhas fiknl notii of his intention to make tian mother. And it is only those wliose hearts have been wrung in anguish, that can fully understand the depths of that grief, which words are too feeble to BISHOP tfc EARNS Propr Meals at all hours. Board by the Grood Lodgings.

MINNEOLA, day or week witk Our readers do well to read our final proof support, of claim ana tnai said proof will be made before J. Storkton, elk. of thedis't court at Kansas on August Charles Gonser. for the nw qr ne sec 20, i se li. sn li ne qr sec 17, 31 25w.

He names the followinjr witnesses to prove his oontiuous residence upon and caltivatioa of slid land, viz: Joseph Iliil, George Boulware, Samuel I Kinisonand Walter Appleton, Ks I.an.l Office at Garden t'itv, Kan, June If! 1887. Notice is hereby jriven that the followiiiR nam ed settler lias filed notice of her intention to make final proof in support of her claim and that SADDLE BRIDLES AND Stable Furnishing Goods. Highest Market Price, JPaid for HIDES. MINNEOLA, KANSAS. Jier son-in-law, J.

-II. Hall.Tf Next Monday the county seat election Gray county takes place. The contestants are Cimarron and Ingalls. Ashland is to have a cornet baud. AVe advertisements.

Men who advertise are anxious to sell goods. Haven't you notic ed that when a man anxiously follows you up to make a trade with you he is sure to give you a bargain? Men who FJItST CLASS. TPIRST glad of the fact, as the Ashland and advertise much sell more good3 than those who advertise little; and, selling so much, iiineola boys may exchange echoes Ell CITY liOTEi QUE SJLm E. N7 Hall arrived home last week they can afford to sell close down to cost and stiil make Compare prices of merchants who advertise much with those of merchants who advertise little or om a visit to irienas ana relatives in When at Ashland stop at the Clifton house. Buy your stoves of the S.

A Alcorn Hardware Company. 33tf. ldiana, Mrs. II. is expected to return sill a iid, Kan.

J. II. RUFFIN, Proprietor. is Meek. Fon Sale One hundred shocks of corn fodder tied in bundles.

Enquire of said prool will ne made ociore i. an.iersure, i'robate judge at lodge City, on August la 1887 viz: Klias sieCrav. of Appleton, nas. for the no C15! Vs sw see 23 tp'. 24 w.

He name the following witnesses to prove Ills continuous residence upon and cultivation of sairtlauri.viz: A Hatfield, Jesse Crouch, siitchel and Bishop all of Appleton, Kansas. 26-31 Niles llcsrfster. Tjind Office at Garden City, Kans. Jun 10, 1887. Notice is herebv inven that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final prool in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before Probate judjje at Ashland.

on Aug 13. 1887 viz: MHthew 11. Ashlev, for the ni nw sec 20, hf. sw sec 17, tp 30 23w. He names the following witnessesto prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: It 1 May.

William Flood, William Conn, and Henry 1) llamsey, ol Lctitia, kas. Having recently rented the house, we have given it a thorough renovation) MAUI. LOW BY James A. Lowky. 41-44 If you have any fat cattle to sell call on James Webb, Minneola, Kas.

35 and propose to make it in every way a first-class hotel. Our Our Sleeping Apartments are kept in first-clasf order and every thing possible will be done for tho If you want first-class photographs go to -Successors to F. II. Gace. Comfort of our guests.

D. Rodockek's, Ashland, Kansas. 44r Come in and get our prices on stoves Good Fare, Excellent Beds and Good Accommodations Are now OfFeri 13argaiiis in Everything Dry Goods. Also Oliver Ashlay, for the li sw li se 4 sec 20, tp 30 23w. names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz i May, William Flood, William Conn, uciirv 1) Kamsev, all of Letitia, Kansas.

2G-S1 C. F. M. Niles, liagister. W.

It. Daggett, cashier of the Engle- kxI bank, and a gentleman from New -jf ork, made us a very pleasant call last iturday. De Lufe Hubler, of Smith Center, arriv-H here last Tuesday, lie and his family visiting the Alcorns, of whom Mrs. liubler is a sister. D.

Iiodocksr, proprietor of the Ashland Vt Gallery took charge of the same Oct. th an0 will continue business at the old faud until after holidays. 43-tf. The grocery firm of Pratt Pugh, of khland, invite our readers to call on them Iheu iu the county seat. They sell as fieap as the cheapest.

I'ead their card. Tlie failure of the firm of Lowry laun is to be regreted, as it effects, not nly their business, but has a tendency to "I'tard the progress of the town, and makes none at all, and you will invariably find that the former not only gives you the lowest prices, but also the Test quality of goods for the money. Lexington Leader. Some of our exchanges are publishing as a curious item, a statement to the effect that a horse in Iowa pulled the plug out of a bunghole of a barrel, for the purjwse of slaking his thirst. We do not see anything extraordinary in the occurrence.

Now if the horse had pulled the barrel out of the bunghole and slaked his thirst with the plug; or, if the barrel had pulled the bunghole out of the plug and slaked his thirst with the horae or, if the plug had pulled the horse out of the barrel and slaked his thirst with the bunghole; or, had pulled the thirst out of the horse and slaked the plug with the barrel; or, if the barrel had pulled the horse out of the bunghole and plugged its thirtt with a slake, it might be worth while to make some fuss over it. Generally. Rates Moderate. New goods for the new firm are censtantly arriving, and all are of the latest styles. Laud Office at Garden City, Kansas Aug, 20, 18S7, Notice is licrebv given that the following 33 S.

A. Alcqrn IL rdwakic Co. For an excellent meal, and a good nights rest, when in Ashland go to the Clifton house. Take your watches and clocks to Gage Shepherd at Ashland, as they warrent their work. 42-2t Give the Minneola Steam Lauudry a trial.

33 V. Hitner, Prop. Gage Shepherd have the best assortment of jewelry and fine vatchesyou ever saw. 42-43 named settler has liled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will he made before Dis't Clerk, ai AS111RUU, Jft.UIlS:tS OU VClu it ITOI. li Charles W.

Shelton, Aug. Crumbaugh, Probate Judge. Real Estate, Collection and Insurance Agency, Rents and all Other Collection Given Special Attention. Final proofs for lots 1 and 2 sec 13 and lots 1,2. 3, sec 21 tp 30 llf; names the following witnesses to prove hi continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said laud, viz: F.

A. Savage, It. W. Spencer, Whitfield F. Pratt NitLerto warm friends bitter enemj-s.

I Pursv.aut to appointment Rev. C. Jobiuson, of Ashland preached at Gage's "all last Friday niirht. Mr. Robinson will When in need of abstracts, or you want Thomas S.

ITatt, all ol Appleton, lvansas. ALSO Whitfield F. Pratt, for lle lots 3. 4. e' of swor 18.

30 25 to make a long or short time loan call on A. F. Powers Co, at Ashland. Comity Clippings. and make arrangements to preach at Ins place once a month until this charge ciifwlipl He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of (Journal.) Ashland Democrats will do all in their Gage Shepherd will loan money on watches, revolvers or anything else.

The' do a pawn broker business, as well as jew and all other Legal Papers Drawn up with care. Have on Hand a Full Line of Legal Blanks. Dodge City, Ready Made Cixthingv In this department we have a large stock, and we are now offering some excellent bargains. Hats Caps. We have just received the finest line of hats and caps that wTas ever brought to the west.

The styles are the latest, and we are able to please the most fastidious. Boots Slioes. said land, viz: Monroe Krisle, F. Savage, C. W.

Shelton and 11. W. SiHiiicer, of Appleton, Kansas. 35-40 Niles Register. Aug Crumbaugh, ex-probate judge of elry.

43-2t county, skipped the country be- iftxtir iwt floT-a i i time ') rrf ITa Go to the Great Western Land Office under Palace Drug Store, Dodge City, to procure Money Loans on best terms in jvJfcft some endearing mementoes, however, iehind hinl. One here about the size of Land Office at Garden City kan. Aug. 2 1887. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler lias filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before Dist Clerk, at Ash-land.

KajiSiis.oa October 20th 1887. viz: Thomas N. Craft, in the west, "Rutherford Co. Wiggins, the Canadian weather prophet, may know something of the elements 'veuty dollars. JA Mr.

Wright, from was looking over Cash City, AYednesday, with I view of investing in some soil fronting pn one of our best streets. It is probable Jit he will do some building here soon. o. d. s.

C407, for the half sw qr, sw qr sw qr, SOUTHWESTERN LAID 00., Asliland, Clark Blancliard, manager. Tlie leading1 Real Estate firm of tlie great South West. THE STATE BANK, nw qr se qr, sec 8, town 32s ol range i w. lie. names the following witnesses to nrove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: John Gingles, Lizzie Gingles, Edward D.

Balicr, Harry A. Baker, all of Appleton, Cash City Cashier. In this department we are right to the front of all competitors. We While at Ashland recently we wore Kansas. ALSO Jehn Gingles, fiown some of the sucar manufactured at o.

d. s. G100 for the se qr nw qr, sw qr ne qr, nw qr se qr, sec 3 town 32, oi range 2o west. He names the following witnesses to prove his i Parkinson sugar works, of Fott Scatt, Innsas. In color it was of a bright yel- I)W, somewhat coarse grained, but rich in have a full line of Gents fine shoes, light and heavy boots, and Ladies kid, goat and morocco shoes.

Groceries. continuous residence upon and cultivation of REFERENCES: THE CLARK COUNTY B.AVK, above, but nothing of the good meals got ten up at the Ashland House. 33 Gage Shepherd, at Ashland, will repair sewing machiues, locks, guns, revolvers, watches, clocks and everything in the metal line. Give them a call. 42-43.

The elephant stable has fitted up a nice room for a reading room for their customers. and have everything to make it iome like. They keep stock as cheap as iny other stable in Dodge, and have the est accommodations. Go and see. 51-t-f.

C. S. Shephard has returned to Ashland and will take charge of ihe Watch Repairing Department of Gage and Shephard's weeteniag qualities. J. W.

Jones has just retuned from the i outh-east part of the county, getting ac WINTON DKMING, STATE HANK, For Maps of County and information regarding Southwest Kansas Address, J. Blaxciiakd, Ashland, Kansas. said land, viz: Edward 1). Baker, nomas is. Craft, Henry Baker, J.

II. Inlow, all of Apple-ton, Kansas. Also Lizzie Gingles, 0. d. s.

fiSSK) for the half ne qr se of nw qr. see. 1, town 32, south of range 25 west. She names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence uihui and cultivation of said land, viz: Edward 1). Baker, Thomas N.

Craft. Henry A. Baker, J. 11. Inlow, all of Apple-ton, Kansas.

31 3'J C. F. M. Niles, Register. quainted with the people.

He says that the In this department our stock is complete, California canned fruit of all kinds, D. S. Bacon, Hams, Coffees, Teas, Sugars, Candies and Spices of all kinds. CU(n fnr Cxoh WILL BE STRICTLY vneap ior asu adhered to. OUR 31 0 TTO: IjVoters, in that part of the county are go-ling to vote, irrespective of party, for J.

Y. jjjones. If so, he will hava an easy walk-in. if .1. M.

Jarvis called on last Saturday and lldepositsd with us three shining "half dollars for the Era, to be sent to Ulysses, Urant county, where he has located on a jewelery store. Mr. Shephard having had MINNEOLA, KAN. 40 years experience at the watch bench can insure first class work at a moderate prices. To ottr Foreign Subscribers: All iomestead.

Mr. Jarvis has made a good and what is our loss is gain to a I citizen I Ulysses. communications sent to this place should be addressed to Appletox, as the post William Myers is a candidate on the Csutom Milling a specialty. office has not yet been changed, and mail addressed otherwise is liable to become lost. Due notice will be given of the Besides our regular line of Merchant work, we carry a selected stock of BRAN, SHORTS, CORN and WHEAT CHOPS, MEAL, GRAHAM, power to elect Robison, but they don't care a fig for the rest of the ticket.

Mr. Neely says he has only been at home four nights since his nomination for sheriff. The Democrats must be away off if it takes so much work to secure their votes. He is certainly afraid Alcorn will get the entire vote of the county. Our remark last week that there were gambling tables in town, brought forth a howl from a point we least expected.

The statement was general, and made entirely on suspicion. However, if it pinches anyone, we care not how loud he squeals. Scott Alcorn, Republican candidate for sheriff, visited the cily Monday. He has spent some time in various parts of the county and is meeting with all possible encouragement. He is a young man of ability and pleasing disposition, is the regular nominee of the party and is justly eutitled to the entire support.

As a successful business man of Minneola he has won the confidence and esteem of those who know him best. From Sheriff Sughrue we learn of an unfortunate killiug which occured last week four miles west of Neutral City, No-Man's-Land. Some weeks since a man named Carter killed a storekeeper and skipped. Last week he was thought to be back, and a committee of Regulators went to a dug-out where he was thought to be. Presently John Carter, a brother of the man wanted, approached the dug-out, and on seeing the hostile forces, fired on them.

The returned the fire, putting eleven balls through him. He is dead. The man wanted was not there, as thought, and is still at large. (Clipper.) ohn Stockton was called to Missouri the first of the week, by the sudden death of his mother. Nine thousand dollars was recently refused for a vacant lot in Kingman.

It seems that Kansas soil is keeping up in prices. Scott Alcorn, the Republican candidate for sheriff, dropped in on us while in the capital Monday. Scott is a jolly boy but he can't "get there" for Sheriff. If Scott don't "get there," who will, Wade? Ed. Allen B.

Sayles, of the Era, and Charley Hall came down from Minneola Monday. Bro- Sayles took Tuesday's train for Kingman. He ha3 sold out his interest in the hardware business and will start, soon after his return, on a prospecting trip throughout Colorado. The republican party lash isn't being applied as rigorously as it was awhile. The would-be besses and conveation fixers begin to realize that they can't blindly force the intelligent voters of Clark county to take down the dose they fixed np.

Such independence ox the part of the voters of both parties, arues well for the future government of Clark county it Land Office at Garden City Kan. Aug 10 1887. Notice is herebv given that the following named settler has filed notice of his Intention to make final proof in supjort of his claim and that said proof will be made before Hist court at Ashland. Kansas on October 18 18871 viz. Frank Shelton, 0835 for the Re qr ne qr sec 34, nw qr nw qr see He names the following witnesses to prove his cotinuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, vfz William a Hurry, Ash Martin.

Singleton, and Jacob Baker, all of Appleton. Kansas. 34 8U Niles Register. Land Office at Garden City Kan. July 14, 1887.

jfotice is herebv given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said prf will be made before the judge of the Probate court, Clark county, Kansas, at at Ashland, September 13, IsST. viz: Cornelius Deweese, No. 5739, for the EH qr sec. 14, twp. 30, South of range 24 west.

He names the the Inflowing witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: William Cage, Henry H. Drumheller. Mary A. Druinheller, Leonard Fel- chansre. Democratic ticket for constable, Will has served one term in that capacity and made a splendid officer.

ITe was not chosen at the convention, but by the request of many he has consented to serve elected. I To-morrow evening the Sunday School Jrorkers will give a coffee social in Gage's ludl. Coffee, cake and a whole lot of For 25 Cents. FEED STABLE Etc. Special Rates On Large Lots.

A New Departure. We will henceforth carry ALL VARIETIES of GRASS SEED, Clover, Timothy, Alfalfa, Bluegrass, Orchard Grass, Spring Wheat and Barley. In order to place the Era in every household in the county we will send it to any address from now until Jan 1st for 25 cents. Send in your names. ther good things will be served for the ungry, and songs, recitation, will A Bargrain.

iake the evening a most pleasant one. .11 are invited. A good stock farm two and one half ton, all of Appleton Kan. On TnAsdnv. Oct.

25 sit milps miles southwest of Bloom and five miles Highest Catjirice pa id for hogs. TIMMONS GEAR, AsnLASD. KAXSiS. juth of Minneola, of bronchitis, Mrs. Nancy Bobett.

Aged 57 years. The deceased was amother of Mrs. "John n. Migs ready day or night. Hall, with whom she was living.

She Minneola Feed Store. east of Minneola to sell or trade for stock. Dick Kilpatrick, Appleton, Kas. S250 III Cash! 3 Worcester's and 3 Webster's Dictionaries, worth 89i and 4 Dictionary Holders, worth $15.20, given as PRIZES for best essays answering the question "Why should I use a Dictionary For full particulars, send to La Verne W. Notes, 99 101 W.

Monroe St, Chicago, the maker of Dictionary Holders. Or Inquire at- your bookstore. was formerly a resident ot Hapkinsville, phristian county, and it is expected jjhat her remains will be sent there for nterment. I Brooks of Ashland, can justly SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVIuX TO J. 3L SLAUGHTER, Prop.

ill o- A full stock of MEAL, CHOP, CORN, OATS, BRAN and ALL KINDS OF FEED. Also Henry M. Druinheller, For the ne qr, of sw qr, and se qr of nw sec 14, tw. 30 of range 24 est. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: William T.

Cage. Cornelius Deweese, W. M. Givens, Leonard Fclton, all of Appleton, Kan. 2934 C.

F. M. Niles, Kegister. Land Office at Garden city, kan. Jnl 201837.

Notice is herebv given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that proof will be made before J. B. Stockton, dist clerk, at Ashlaud. Kansas, ou Sept 21 1887, viz; Willam "NY. Arnold, ODSno 6347 for the nw qr, sw qr sec 29 tp 31 of 25 w.

He names the foUwing witnesses to prove Ins continuous residence upon and cultivation ol said land, viz: John Trober. John Kinnison, Jessee Hall ana Lieu Hall, ol Appleton, Kansas. Also, Lieu Hall, For the se or, se qr sw qr, sec 29, ne qr nw or t'laiin rthe honor of being the pioneer ivholesalo merchants of Clark county. only of general merchandise but aiso Notice of Dissolution. TBAHBHT TRADE.

I of grain. As they buy in car load lots, they are enabled to sell at very low rates. The have already established a fine trade Also Dealer in. Vegetables. GIVE ME A CALL Notice is hereby given that the partner MINXEOLA, KAN among the merchants of the Territory and i No-Mau's-LancL.

They extend a cordial 1 1 Invitation to all of the people of this vi-(. i i ship here-to-fore existing between S. A. Alcorn and Allen B. Sayles under tne firm name of S.

A. Alcorn Hardware Co, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. A. Alcorn, assuming all debts and responsibilities. CHAS.

HALL, Prop. cinuy to cau on uiem wnen in uie capuat. at this time Kingsdown," the present terminus of the Chicago, Kansas sec 32 tp 31 25w, He names tne following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation ol Nebraska railroad (Rock Island) Is hav- said laud viz: William Arnold, Henr fl- Henly, John White and Addison Baker, of Appleton, Kansas, 30-33 5I.N ilea, Register S. A. Alcors, Allen B.

Sayi.es. Minneola, Kas. October 17, 18S7. ing a big boom. The company reached (this place with their line ebbut ten- days Thoeoughlt Rexovated.

Newly Furnished. THE; iHOUSE. MINNEOLA, 0 KANSAS. BEST LOCATED AHD BEST EQUIPED HOUSE IN SOUTH-WESTERN KANSAS. Table FurnisHed With The Best THE MARKET AFFORDS.

MINNEOLA, ICAXSA means Will be elected to office because of their ability, honesty and worth aside ago, and on account ef lackof building material will leave this place as their I Office at GardenCity" Kan July 30, 1887 n-otiee is herebv eiven that the foDowiug named Suggestion Kansas People. sett ler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will lie made before. Clerk of Dist Court at Ashland, ou Sep 26, 1887, viz: ir ifiiiiiuai jiuiui, lur bouib Lime, in vunse-! cmenc of this Kiugsdown Is going to be I a good place to make Investments. Kansas veterans who wish to keep on G. A.

R. matters and particularly the preparations for the National Encamp Dodge Globe. Removed The meeting place of the 0tZ3 ment 18SS, which is to be held in Columbus. could not do better than to subscribe for the Weekly Ohio State 1 La oafing Association has been removed World Special Attention Gien to the Comfortable Accommodation of Journal, published at Columbus. It is 1 from politics.

Quite a good many seem dissatisfied with the plans adopted by the commissioners for a court house. AVhile think, it would have been prudent or them to have taken more time anivconsidered more plans, we will be satisfied if they get completed throughout, with good meterial the present building for the $30,000. They should not ask. the county for another cent, and should have a double set of plans and specifications; one for. the exclusive use of the commissioners, so that there will be none of the usual change of material and plans, increasing the cost of working iu any poor material.

from the dry goods boxes around the stores to more comfortable quarters aronnd the stove inside. Cause too free a circu- Sijf.y,T5?.5J" "eBtre. fntM powder; oLUcr.i cml.0KT.,4cMl.l0MBd rr. The JroitnrttfiooUnc rite mads Samuel Kinison no 5658 For the se qr, sec 19 twp 31 range 25 west He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Charles Gonser, Wm Arnold, John White and John Clark, all of Appleton, Kansas. Also, John Trober no 5831 ForthesHsw see 20, '4 nw qr sec 29 twp 31 25 w.

He name the witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon ac3 cultivation of said land, viz: -Charles Gouser, Wm Arnold, John White and John Clark all of Appleton SI C. F. M. Niles, Kesister. ket.

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