Clark Republican from Minneola, Kansas • 3

XOTICESFOR PUBLICATION. Continued from second page. MlNNEOLA EKA. MINNEOLA, JULY 5, 1888 RICE SMITH, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Ashland, Kansas. jG re at Weste Land Age 'y au JiKTISING KATES.

ASHLAHD, KAKSAS. E. A. FEARING, Proprietor. BUSS TO AND FROM ALL TRAINS.

First Class In Every Respect. Terms 2.00 Per Fay Manager, II. PAYNE, E- N. HALL, iiiiieola, Plsplav advertising, CO cfs per inch per month l.nral lines, 10 line first inser on, live cents per line each subsequeut inser- IIOU. All hills collected monthly, unless otherwise contracted.

We have some of the finest farms in Southwestern Kansas for said ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Ashland, "Will Practice i a all State and Federal Courts. 15T. tXARK. Mr.

Clark is one of the first settlers In the district. Having wasted no time in speculation he has one of the best improved farms in Clark or Ford counties. Sys-temetic farming is his motto and in improving his farm he has carried it out to the letter, llis house was the first frame building that showed paiut in this section. Situated as it is on a high eminence overlooking the surrounding country with its artistically arranged front yard the situation is enviable. Mr.

Clark always had tti; credit of having the best crops in the country and this year will surpass all prior efforts of the vetinary surgeon and farmer. H. G.CAKI.OCK, Mr. Carlock belongs to that class of Missouri farmers that knew no rest uuti! every weed was subdued and everything hi its place. Having left a good Missouri home in search of a more Land Office Oarden City, Kansas.

juue20 1888. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before Probate udge or in his absence Clerk of district court at Dodge City, Kansas, on. August 15, 1888, viz: JOHN CASEY, of Wiiburn, Kan. for lots 6 sw 4 ne se sec 1 tp 29 sr 26 He names the following witneses3 to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz E. R.

Henry, W. Rogers, James Jamison, Chaalcs Rogers all of Wiiburn, Kan. 25-31 C. F. M.Niles, Register.

Land Office at Garden City, June 20, 1888. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his SOUTHWESTERN L4MB C) Ashland, Clark '7 Wm. Dautell, Boot a Shoemaker. Repairing A Specialty. Shop Eighth Avenue K.

N. TIME TA1SLE. (Main Line) Iu Effec June 54, 1888, Ranging from Eighty to One Thousand acres which will le sold CHEAP TniS SPRING. Tlidse in the iLast luishing to West and get either an Agricultr a or Stock farm CHEAP now is THE TIME! Special Attention Given to all Communication Corre.opodfnce E. N.

HALL, APPLETON P. CLARK KANSAS', congenial climate in the of '85 he laid ASHLAND, Kaxsas. Stations. claim to his homestead, two miles south of town. I intention to make final proof in support of Express Blancliard, manasjer.

Tlie leading Real Estate firm of the great Soutii West. V. THE STATE BANK, REFERENCES: THE CLARK COUNTY BAX, VINTON DEMING, STATE IJANK, For Maps of County and information regarding Soutlrvest Xanaas Address, J. Blanch a rd, Kansas his claim and that said proof will be and after tliree years of hard work Mr. C.

has a good showing consisting of 45 acres of coin. 6 of yv a. McCartney, ATTORNEY' AT LAW, Ashland, Kan. Westward Eastward: Kansas City 0.05, m. 6.35, a.

ni. TojH'ka. 1J.35, I. M. 4.10 Pratt, 8.3) am 7.20, lilicklill, 10.30, a in 5.20, ID KinRsdown, 10.45 am 5.07 pin Bloom 11.02, a 4.47, in MINNKOLA, 11.13, 4.33,"" Fowler, 11.43,"" Meade 12.07, 3.43, Liberal, 1.45,"" 2.05,"" J're-iftht from the East arr ves at 1.15 p.

ni. and from the West at 8.55, a. in. made before Probate Judge or in. his absence the Clerk of district court a Dodire City Kan, on Autist 15, 1888, viz: JOSHUA PIEKPOXT BY His Dksekted wifk MABY PIERPONT, AeTiJfG as his Agent.

For the sw sec 23, tp 2p 26 w. She names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz; Alva Waring, Ella Waring Levi Martin James Brown; of Wiiburn, Ford Kan 25-31 G. F. M. Niles, register.

Land Office at arden City, Kansas, May 29, 18S8. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof iu support SIMPSON C0PP, oats, 5 of wheat, of millet and 5 of c-ane; also a fine oreliard and truck patch. Having 80 acres under fence he has a nucleus for a fine herd of cattle, has a good start in hogs. E. X.

HALL. One-half mile south of Minneola is the leauti-ful residence of E. N. Hall, our pioneer real estate wjjeut. la the spring of '85 Mr.

Hull located on 160 acres of raw prairie land joining the town of Appleton. He went into the real estate and loau business, while Honiee, his son, attended to the farm. One looking at the beautiful residence situated on a high eminence overlooking the surrounding country, and then comparing it with his sod bouso of three years ago can but marvel at the doings of Kansas men. Mr. Hall JOHN ROSS DEALERS IX LOMBEK at all KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIAL.

Careful Estimates furnished on Material delivered Dealer In -J- E. M. STOKES, Agt. BKTWEEN BUCKLIN DODGE CITY. a Furniture On or Off the Railroad.

Undertaker's Goods, devotes all of his time to his real estate business but lias in 15 acres of corn, 5 of oats, 2 acres in Stations: No 21 so 22 Aecomdalioii Bucklin, 11,35 am 10.30 pm 5.30, p. m. Dodge City. (2.35 11. 30 7.1 The Finest line of FURNITURE West of Kansas City, at PRICES SUIT THE TIMES.

RESIDENT DENTIST, DODGE CITY, KAS. Rooms ovek Bek-IIivk stork. BRANCH OFFICES AT MINNEOLA AND ENGLEW0OD, KAN. main office at dodge city, KAN South of "Santa Fe R. II of his claim and that said proof will be made before Probate Judge of' Clark county, Kansas, at Ashland, on July 26, 18S8, viz; WTALIAM TROBERT for the lots 1 2 and ej sec 31, tp 30 25 w.

lie names the following witnesses to prove his continons residence upon and cultivation of said land. Edward Rogers, Steven sicidnney, wm. a. Barnes and John Zimmerman, of Fowler, Kansas. 24 C.

F. M. Niles, Register. LOCAL NKWS GEO. BltYCE, Manager Jlinneola Yard.

ALSO Dr. Davis' Dr. Stewart bought truck iatch and a thrifty young orchard. He has 80 under fence wind pump, water tank; 80 acres of his farm joiu the 40 of which is laid out in tomi lot3. He has a good four-stalled frame bam, which is filled with as many good horses.

Verily E. N. is getting there-with both feet. ABXER LINES. Lilies is Ja native of Indiana, came here about two year3 ago and on a line claim five miles south of town, i'or a man of his age, in the sunset of life, he has done remarkably well.

The house, a neat and cozy two roomed structure, and the surroundings show marks of The gentleman has aboi! ne-half of his3 farm of 10 acres broken out and iu fine fhorse and buggy John J. Shields, Iieasl Estate, J3en E. Pace. Law and Collection In unaniriity and consrt of action THE SHIELDS Rewarded are those who reap S.B.PUGH, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, FEED, WOOD, Coal Gasoline. Goods Delivered.

Jg South Main Street, ASHLAND, KAN. RIGEY' there is strength. 1. N. Hall is becoming noted "a an attorney and councilor at law.

this and then act; they will find- honorable emnlovment that, will PROPRIETOR- Of Tlic Elepilvnt HANDSOME RIGS, SAFE RELIABLE TEAMS ON SHORT NOTICE. When you go to Dodge be Sujkk to stop at the ELEPHANT STAI5LE: South or Santa Fe track, DODGE CI TV, KANSAS The vigilant committee meets next growing crops. -His 35 acres of corn bids fair to make a bountiful harvest, the 5 acre cane field not take them from their homes and families. The profits are large and sure for every industrious person, mauv have made and are now making several hundred dollars a month. It is easy tor one to make $3 and upwards per day, who is wining to work.

Either sex, yoimgor proves that Kansas is the state to grow the pro 0:11: ca pii.11 not ueeuctt we start von. Every duct for saeharine purposes. Mr. Lines has a three acre truck patch that contains almost every vegetable that is indigenous to this latitude thing new. No special ability required; you, rearter, can do it as well as any one.

Write to us at once for full particulars, which we mail free. Address STIXSON Portland, Maine. RSTEWxlET, (Louisville Medical College.) J. K. AUSTIX.

This Hoosier farmer has more to show for his WOMEN, UELAYS arc DANGEROUS! Successsor to KENNEDY SHIELDS. Every Descr ption of Ileal est te for Sale labors exerted for the past two years on the Baily farm, five miles south of Minneola, than any other farmer in the township. Mr. Baily is a resident of Indiana, but having great Vhen you come to Minneola Stop at The Minneola Hotel For First-Class Accommodations. eonudeuce in Kansas purchased 4so acres in a body, erected a $500 frame house a four stall Tonaflo insurance Write Madame Female pills fof women never fail to always give speedy and certain relief.

Satisfaction guaranteed or money Sent hy mail securely wrapped, gor One dollar;" three boxes for two dollars. Particulrrs in letter for four cents in postage stamps. ddress, Mrs. E. REVERE, 2SC, Jersey City, N.

J. physician i mm Offers his Professional Service To the People of Minneola And Vicinity. Office in City Dru? Store. MINNEOLA, KAN. C.

T-U-R-N-E-R-, barn, dug a well of water and secured the service of Mr. Austin as his tenent. Without a doubt he got the right man. Tue energetic farmer has 55 acres of corn, oats, 14; wheat, 16; rye, 5 and millet the wheat, rye and oats are iu the shock, and the corn is in tassel. Mr.

Austin D. C. LAUOK, Prop. KANSAS MINNEOLA, i -itrpy 771 $1 for thirteen weeks Saturday at 2 p. m.

at the hall. The Dodge City Globe announces a. temporary suspension of that paper. James Jarvis and his son Charles "were down from Ulysess last week. Some who ordered papers have not yet sent in their list of names.

Please be prompt. Oil Mr. Pratt, of Missouri, is vititing his sons, the Pratt brothers, five miles west of town. The trail of the Phillis Beckett case resulted in the accpiital of the lefendent, S. H.

Mrs. Mears and daughter, Mable, of West Plains, were visiting Mrs. Orear last Saturday. We are prepared to supply a few extra copies of this week's issue to those who did not order. Sunday school was postponed last Sunday oa account of the funeral of Mrs.

Fanny Hall's child. At conveys and Thomas, and D. G. Watson entertained the tniuks he is truly in God's country. There is but one thing In which this well improved farm is wanting.

It has no orchard or forest trees. Without these a farm looks naked. wiil be mailed securelv wranuod anvaridrcss in LOANS and COLLECTIONS MADE. TAXES PAID. LITHOGRAPHIC MAPS OF CLARK COUNTY FREE.

PLATTS OF ASHLAND FOR SALE. Correspondence Promptly Ansictrcd. Office, Corner Main Street and Eighth Avenue, Ashlaxd, Kansas fne irnitert for Tliree to anya Hates fi eeiit to States' rec eipt Months on I S- IS of Dollar. Lib- ill discounts al- J. H.

CUNNINGHAM. This wide awake democratic farmer came lowed postmasters, Atreiits from Missouri and located six miles southeast of the ONLY Illustrated Sporting and town in the early spring of '85. He gave his oL-usiiuoiiai jimruaip uunsnyit (Ml free! claim no rest until he had it reduced to a high state of The first improvements on me American comment. Apply for terms to this model farm was the erection of a neat and RICHARD K. FOX.

Eranklin Jsqurre, NliW YORK commodious three-roomed frame cottage and the sinking of a pood welL Mr. Cunningham has 31 2ST Office: Upstairs, Shields Building. Artificial teeth from one to full forty acres in pasture inclosed in a three stran Gent wire fence. Kis crop consists of 55 acres of corn. 8 acres of oats, 6 of millet and 2 of -cane.

His truck patch and orchard comparo with the best. plate inserted. Gold fillings a spe- klr- PAYS FOR THE Cliicaero CKACQTTArNTED WITH TECS GEOGRAPHY 03? TEB V7TL.L, VALUABLE IirFORMATICr-T Hi KSO-ABI) TO KECFNT E.CTEK3IOWS5OF lilJi "GASAT itOCK. IS.UA1-!" STJ ST-liSI. i'HCIlS SUS i OS THIS SAP CP cialty IRA KILPATRICK.

Mr. Kilpatrick has more to show for the time All work warranted Consultation Free. Kansas. We now iiave On tlie market" 12,000 acres of the Finest Deeded Ashland, and labor expended on the Appeleton fiats, during, thepast three years than any other settler. He.

V-J TitrrhT. Kl A '5Tv'L. (WINS fVYT. T-C1 injeompany with his mother and other relatives, lands in Clark and Ford counties that we are disposing" of at DURING JOHN H. BLACKFORD, Abstracter Notary Public Has one of tne most coir.plet.3 and reliable set of abstract books in the county.

Satisfaction guaranteed. Office 'with Harris McCartney. Asni.Ai), Kan. Very I TV FIG UMESf SHEARER NEWKIRK, Minneola, Kan. Tie PresMential Gpp.

THE MINNEOLA ERA PAYS FOR THE Giiieaa'o Is published in the Interest of MINNEOLA, Th.C Secoad Best Town County, Ashland 1 people at the ranch yesterday. It was evinced that the young squire was somewhat flustrated last Monday. Cubit's dart may be the means of that little canary's death yet- Daniel Sherman exchanged his Lerd of cattle to James Jarvis, of Ulysess, last week for the latter's farm a few miles south of town. John Cooper and lady were the most graceful light fantastic trippers who participated in that amusement at the ranch on the 4th. Misses Ella Waring and Ada Pier-pont, of Wiiburn, and Miss Linnie Newman, of this city, were pleasant callers at this office last Thursday.

Mrs. Orear and sister, Hattie, entertained their young friends to the perfect satisfaction of all present, Saturday evening. Ice cream and lemonade were disposed of in good styles Dr. Davis and family left last Monday for their new home in Nebraska. Mrs.

Davis in company with her sister, Jennie, will visit her parents in Missouri before going to her new home. A CARD OF THANKS. 3- came from central Missouri in the month of February '82. Mr. Kilpatrick has his farm well improved, 80 acres under fence and well stocked with cattle, a good wind pump supplies the best of the life-giving fluid for botli the house aud stock yard, 45 acres of cood corn, oats, millet, 15; sorghum, 15, and the best truck patch in the township.

The trees from grafts that were secured east and grown here, and having no change of climate.to undergo have done remarkably well. It is proof that the nearer home nursery stock can be secured the better for the purchaser and the more hardy the tree. L. A. WEIGHT.

Mr. Wright, formerly of Illinois, moved to the Piatt valley of Nebraska but not being satisfied in the spring of '83 moved to southwest Kansas and located on a fine claim two miles southwest of Minneola. His first improvmants were the erection of a good sod house and sinking his auger for water. Having had experience with both bored and dug wells in Nebraska, he used discretion with his knowledge here which has proven of much value. Mr.

Wright is one of those indefatigable workers, as his well improved farm indicates. He has 49 acres of corn, 8 of wheat, 5 of oats, 15 of millet and 20 of sorghum. The five acres of orchard and truck patch indicate that the hand of industry has them under subjection. He says that cane is surely indigenous to this country. Having made molasses from sorghum for the past two falls, he is fully convinced that the time is not far distant when the sugar and molasses made from Kansas, cane will be sold in many markets in the United States.

GEOKGE CAEBAUGH Kansas has few men who till the soil for pleasure only, but this bachelor farmer seems to be one of that number, as his labors indicate. Being an old settler, ie is perfectly conversant with the nature of the soil and its adaptability to cer-tain cereals and garden vegetables. In the If 11s i a fa THE QHiGAGO, KAflSAS EBSICA R'V (ROCK ISLAS kOUTS) Tbls comprehensive of Cf-ntra! linos nfTords tho auilrept. pp.fpp.t. as r3 THE MINNEOLA jARIt IAG AG ON It W.

VESPER, Prop. CARRIAGE, WAGON PLOW WORK, Done to Order. General BlacRsmitftiiff Done. 11 win most economical ana BEST facilities! of communication betwi-en ail iaixrtaa Olark Olinty THE BEST Couaty la the State, wtthvut aa and Southwestern Kansas, JJ'Mr'JS or the Poo-a8 Avell as the liich. Subscription, 81.50, In Texas eud tho India-.

It traverse tho richss Ui to" 1809. LSiii "West, -wtioso vea-etablo and fruit crodueta. and Luster JkJU King cSs. cliff, horses, cattle, sheep and swine cliaTjenp.o of tba world. Anaoci? the nundreds of fiourianing cities and tdvnx cn it3 ivr.l: md linsa Wichita, Kansa3 City, Saiina, t.

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The Weekly Times will contain the most important news collected by the Daily Edition, besides a vast amount of Literary, Household, agricultural and Miscellaneous matter for the general reader. This order will hold good only for a short time ORDER AT ONCE. X3fSend Postal Note, Postal Order or Registered Letter. THE TIMES, Chicago, III. Connects et Kansas Ctty pnd S.

Jr-seph for St. Lot3t3 end nil points "Bast South and Sonttieasr: -itb F.V"! LLfT-STt test Trains cr Chs "GREAT ROCK ISL.AND KOUT13" tor Davenport. Rock Island, Des Moines. Peoria. Chic-iffO.

ntid fi" 3T; ps 5 Ri ell points East: with tbe AL- BKRT 1.T1A ROT7TW for HiMrit fc iS VJli i tea jtkft. SiOUX FP-ilS. Watr A II A A.NSAS, town. Minneapolis. St- Pnul on.l all points Norta and Northwest, and wita spring of '85 Mr.

Carbaugh located his claim, one- continuous lines running: SculIi and Soutr.B'est to tne icinc uoaat. AND Hotel, Mrs. Sco Prop. Newly Furnished. A.

GREAT OFFER. I wish to extend my heart-felt thanks to the citizens of Minneola for thoir kindness extended to mo during the sickness and burial of my balovcd child. Mrs. Faxst Hall. JBrick Jluilding Entirely new, witn latest Improvements, strictly FIBST CLASS, and expx-essly for thla service, laading- all competitors in tbe security and luxury of its accommodations.

Kie-ant Xa.y Coacnea, restful Rftcllningr Chairs (scats FREE) and bertns at reduced retes in magnificent Pullman pjiiaco Sleepinp Cpis. Union iepots ct ail terminal poir-ts, and bagsag9 chetiked to cosimacion. Although tho CHICAGO. KANSAS NEEEASKA R'T Is of modern con-Struction, tho solidity of its permanent way, iron end SJTJf iVVST? stone bridges, steel track-, and the perfection of its rolling i 5 1 8 if fcj stock, ere characteristics which identifv it with the ROCK glf Rgf'; 51 Sfl ISLAND as a worthy component part of the parent sys- rl iB 1 ZATi m.H teci. It is officered and operated by men of ability and large experience.

For tickets, folders, orany aesired taformation, apply to your nearest Coupon Ticket Agrent, address H. A. PARKER, E. ST. JCHPf, Jflp.

ESBAST2AM, Vicc-Prca. Gen. Manaecr, Atnt. Gen. Miinascr.

Ticket PaiecacerAKeiit, TOP3EKA, KAS. CI! iCACC M.L-. TOPiJK-A. ikAH IN EVERY RESPECT. One Dollar Per Day.

JJvery Stable in Connection. Three doors east of Elephant Stable, DODGE CITY, KANSAS. Elsewhere we print a proposition from The Chicago "Weekly Times to send its weekly to the presidential campaign orthe small sum of 25 cents. The' Weekly Times is one of the greatest papers iu America and this offer should meet with speedy acceptance at the hands of our readers. We will send The "Week ly Times The Minneola Eha for tbe campaign for 75 cents.

It is not netcessary to organize clubs. Individual subscribers will be entitled to this low subscription rate. We can sell you land through the mail as well as if you were present. 3 Shekek Newkire. Died Amy, the five months old daughter of Mrs.

Fanny LTall, of this place, died last Saturday at 3.30, p. with the cho'era infantum and was interred at the Appleton ceme-tary the next day at 4 o'clock, p. m. THIS VERDICT. half mile west of town and commenced improving, which is now the best improved 160 in the township.

Sixty acres in pasture and one-hundred hi cultivation. His 50 acres of corn stands the premium field of the district, the rest of rye, 10 acres; millet, 10; red clover, 7 and 3 aeres of well developed and nearly matured potatoos. The orchard and truek patch contains 3 acres of the finest showing In the southwest, and the 8 acre forest grove, is the pride of enterprise. The one acre of garden is enclosed with a cood picket fence, and most everything one can mention grows within the enclosure. Onions, cabbage, lettus, radish, pie plant, horse radish, grape, gooseberry, -raspberry, strawberry, asparagus, current, juneberry, sage, hyssop hoarhoun aud wormwood.

The little frame house with good water at the door, frame barn for four horses, neat frame henhouse and a number of out-houses make the conveniences on the Carbaugh tarm to be desired. If this much can be accomplished in three years, what may not be in ten? Sparce forbids ufc continuing the description of this district any farther. Our aim Ir beeu to give our readers a birds-eye view of the Minneola land district. But there are fully as many other farmers who have as good showing and some better than those descibed. OOD LIYEKY FEED ACCOJVUVIODATIONS.

Charges Reasonable C. C. TItornas, IJro; For resident or business houses to rent call oa H. W. Bishop.

We "will make you farm loans on terms to suit the times. IT. W. Bishop Bought the Splendid HIGH ARM MILER DPS Tie Cream of air Books ol ADYENTUBE! 8EWIMG KIACHINE BECAUSE IT WAS THE BEST I have a thorough-bred Hol.stien bull at my farm, three miles West and one North of Minneola, the services of which are reasonable. Don't fail to call and see him.

22-i A. S. IlAi.r.. Condensed iato MINNEOLA, one voluin; Daring one volume. Pioieir Heroes AND It will pay you to see H.

W. BISHOP before you make a loan on your land, as he will 1 LXGELSIOB'TATEKT Feed Stab! Main Street, North of Ashland House ASHLAND, KANSAS. Oscar Christopher, of Indiana, was meet other rates offered visiting with his cousin, M. Chnsto- by other loan companies. No rher.

Ust week. The gentleman left I delay in getting money. The thrilling adventures of all the hero explorers and frontier fighters with Indinm outlaws and wild beasts, over the vhIe country, from the earlie.t times the present limei. Lives and faam't exploits of DeSoto, Laballe, Uoone, Kenton, Brady, Crockett Howie. Houston, Carson, California Joe.

id Bill, Buffalo Bill There was hardly enough opposition manifested last Saturday, in the Imilding of a new school house in Minneola, to make it interesting, being only eiht votes cast against the rection of a two story four-roomed brick school buildijvg. The citizens of district 16 having decided on havinjj a ffood school house long before the election began looking around for a school board that would see that nothing short of a good building would be tolerated and the people's money judiciously xpended, chose J. M. Driskell, director; Shad Easton, treasurer and K. N.

Hall, "clerk. The rrentlemen will immediately take steps to have the brick burned' on the townsite, providing the company will let them have the ground It is not presumed rjuestiouiblo bit the brick will be hi add here, and the children Oiijoviug thii advantages of 1 Thursday for Kiowa, this state. Everybody Takes It. The elephant stable has fitted up a nice room for a reading room for their customers, and have everything to make it Aoiiie like. ThvJieep slock as cheap as son Horace E.N.

Hall and his 1 i. The Chicago, Kanaas Nebraska R-m- A 0 c.i.iuv acciuent 1 (tliu vi tflilci. I way (St. Joseph Iowa Railroad illustrated wills 2'M enffravin-'s. Asrftit met with quite a serious last Monday.

When goii icr horns iny otiker stiible in Dodo, and have the see), is the bst equipped line west of the own ami accommodations. Go and see. Missouri River Our equipment was Imilt -iff expressly for this line by the Pullman "-sr ch soon Companj," which Ls a guarantee t( the" tra- the.bujnrfjy ton true came wanted, ow priced and beats auvthinsr to sell. Time for payment allowed agents short of fnnds. Pf.ANE-rr lrn.

II Hmn Box 5881. St. their team which C3U TCEY JUL 17HTIT IT For ft doax lach beautiful work. FOll SALE OR EXCHANGE TJusi- velinff public that it strictly lirst cl 4 uecame umuanag.ao, -ss and prj)rtv in Minneola Yoiv will find all of onr coaclu elegantly the m-rrv makiniy kii.dlniir of one for live stock. II.

V. i and very eomfortrble in wry 1 Mr fei'----7r-- particular- If you are soin-r to any part CI CITS Ssspla at Factory Priss. ontiSi rtorAfher ESTRY liCHKE 1AE2HED FOE 5 IEAE3. nedle orea.h refnniJed. Sent by mail.

CL Paruo siuxc st, Boston, Sass. I iroitfa WotjIdi! in nhnnciTmpi! vPi'infai'v w.i oi Kansas or Jseiraska reached bv this W.r'tl,mlvPS from tlm voter' fal ul" y.lr appi nsinz by Excelsior Furniture line or to any int east, ym will never rei et having started right, by aiidspe.lfor honio "in a lively ive complete tor all land taking tlnv. Chicago, Kansas. We Auuid DOiUbUUi Uiiuuuua lUiiuuiji ML HMilAOTni CO, EI.VID5?E, ILU ock Island Konte). of liis i hail oiio Mr.

the pvibiic school system bv Decern life cf EEK3Y UkU EEECSEnlfoS. tr- -3rnl'l. jriiny his Hie frorf Lh HrUi 1J hlM deouk. Froe Oue Expressafre IMOf B(MIK bladuB (M Vroonh n. bv I For fiirth US.

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