The Western Odd Fellow from Osborne, Kansas • 8

for cvory cash suliwrltier you wml to thin fmfxjr; out Csnts COV.10NANT Mutual Benefit A-Ssociation, Ro ach Smith, uijiuiijf jour inm. miu intiKt-TWO ortlin-e dollars pfTduy. II you wiuii to work try It. AuilR-sa ibo PAI'KH. EXCLUSIVE EEll ESTATE URL THE BEST ASSORT- WE i ED ins alki LANDS IN OSBORNE CO.

'jrtvX 3 Forty noJ prarat ion of 9mmmmam Hunt We will bo pleased to have parties ptilleat on lor itai.nu is lis (j'nfUd Sulci. ad Foreign omin. trie, tli pnli ihT of th hcirnliho Ain.riciin continu. lo.rt oicilor fur pftlent. trd-fiiArk.

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IiuBDKTT, Leavenworth S. Hastings, T. Lea vn wort H. KELSpr, 0 If, 1 Vb, Atebison mes GcAny, 2 Yns, Nn looking lot Safe Investments write us. We have a large number ot Bargains on our books and shall only give a Partial List of what we have got.

No charge for showing ILLINOIS. GALESHUltO, tn buiiu in Csnsilt, Kagland, Krtnv, Osrmin), and all oih-r cmntnn Tbeireiptrw nc i uo(julrd ud their fMilitlea unur ptwiid. LirwiriK and npnclftcatlnni and llld In tha 1'nieni Ollic on nliorl nmic. Term rrrf rHonble. tio tlnrge fur lamination of model or drawinirii Ad.ino ti mailfrr Ptnl olilainfd I lirouirli inth.

IK TIKIC AMERICA, whioliliM th larvnitoirculauon and i tli tnMt intluenhnl nnwupaper of it kint publinlied in th world. Tha adrantagsa ot a ih nolioa ever pateatat Onderatanda Tliia large and aplfodldly lllatrre rl nemparxir la publinbed WKKKLY at 93.UO a year, and i admitted to be tlia lt papar devoted to science, mechanics, invention, enKineenna; work and other departments of induatrial proirrc, p'lh-li led in any country. It contain Hie nunin of all patentee and title of averv invention patented acn week. Try it four month for one dulnr. Bold bv all newariealer.

If you have an invention to patent writ to Munn jiubllolixra of Scientibo Ainerioan. HI Mroadfay, Sow York Handbook about patents mailed freev lands. A perfect title furnished free of cost. Largest and best Odd Fellows' Life Insurance Company in the world No. 8.

100 acres 0 mil South an 2 East of Osborne, lays all smooth ami 181 ce; I story limine with 4 rooms and good eel lir 14x22. Granary, corn-cn't a datable all under one ioof, 85 acre under cult ivittio pastuns fenced ith three wires each, 2 a res in hog pens, good well with wind mill, bi tank in pasture witu pipes from well, I CIILY KEWAKDED hih those The BEST PIANOS and OHGAfo IN THE WORLD Are m.t!iul'acturoU and sold for the lert'd who ea thi mi then rict; hey will find lion rab" inp mnnt tnai ke thr-m irom their hrnes nd 500 bearing widuut trees and fruit trees. Improvements are wo th $1,200. Price 0) 'ani lii'S. Th pr fits arc In ye ai-d sure loi every i-d ir u-" mhi, niiiu ia made and are mi mak set'era $2,800.

hu'H're llnr a "i nth It se sy No. 1. 540 acres; creek runs thru the North three 80 hcihi, of this Ui CL Ui $620, $1,250, $2,500 AND $5,000. Cost in proportion to age of member and amount of certific-itf-. Business conducted upon the most improved "American Assessment Plan." llisko selected with greatest care.

Management tuoiough and economical. classes, and no limit in membership. Expenses limited, and not ueducted from mortuary assessments. Risks graded ucconling to age and occupation. Receipts issuod rendering Certificates non-forfeitable for the non a 0" 'o make a np-A-a per 250 arret under cultivation with hree ay, who work.

Lith ex, young nr old; capital needed; houses and one od barn mtlrn om half mil of i-chool good wells and 111 we st-in you Eve ythintr new. No plenty of watt ti rear around. Will pecii aoi requned; you, reader, 2 sell this in whole or in part; bv taking can flo it as l' a one Writ to the whole 11 sell tor $20 per acre. ut nce for fill' partiruhi-. wh ch we mail t'lee.

Address mmn-'t i JNo loo. trade; a lot of mill UI ce CO to til Il, C'-n aii' McreH on Medi-on ci wk; 125 acres If i. cod in paturp, 00 cioh limit i enitivation, 80 acres en-en 'oitom: ip -ml 1 tory lop; house itli fr inn kitchei al'indied, 10 acres tinber lmd. niilK n- good granery, n-: bit- foft, good cursi (dud fr cutilf. (rood young orchard $90(1 cash hi uxhume mortgage ol ,100 will take tlik No.

25, nt.iiiiH 102 acres; stone hons 12x24, Hum-as stublo and sheds, 45 acres under cultivutiou, 35 acres fei.cd; good wen und a number one pood Hi ring. $700 cusli and assume a mortfrazfi of $500, will buy this No, 17. 1G' ncr-H cM smooth land, frame um and a good well of water. Trice $1,700 No. 2H.

y0 ncr good new frame hou-' 24x21 it1' 5 rooms and buttery fir Stone House of two rooms and kitchen. KM creek runs through part of tliis; 5 ncres of good timber, plenty of wuter, 2'0 iicres fi need and in pasture, 200 i cre be farmed, 100 acres is bottom land, good stablo. com crib and pranary; 85 acres under cu'tivation, good orchard bearing, hedged a.l around; improvements on this worth $1 500. Price mortage of $1,000 at 6 per t. due in 1892.

No. 11. 1 acre ni' re or less with small house; mile from city. No. 100 acres within half a mile of tlio city of Oslioi ne.

Trice $4,000. No. 18 100 ncros of all good tillable land; 140 ncr fenced, good house 18x22 with thri n. ms, good well of water, good new frame sta ilo, good spi ng in pa ture, ctile sheds and a ni-e young gro eoftimbei. Pi-ici for this $1,800.

machinery for 1 nd. Send for descrip d. ine. tion of same. No.

9. Business lot, 24 fo front, 21- 1 feet deep; Ht location iu Osborne for payment of assessments for any time agreed upon, not exceeding one year. Assetts over $200,000. Memeership over 25,000, Loses paid, nearly two midions. Avrrage cost per $1,000 for the last five rears, $7.14.

For further particulars address Or E. F. Phelps. Sec'y and Gen'l Manager, Galesbmg, III. A li a t.

1 umm busint ss. Price $2 500. No. 10. Business lot with two story house; ren for $25 per month.

A bargain. Trie fl 10-. No. 20 Corn-r lot, 50 feet ront wit! 1 i story house, one block from entei of toun; icnts for $10 a month. I'rici $1,200.

No. 5. House and 2 lots in this city. Price $700. yfWASHlNQTON.

WARREN CO. 0obC(Do Fo No. 2 lots; house of five rooms; To all NEW SUBSCRIBERS anoto allOLD SUBSCRIBERS Who reuew their bubecrlption to the WESTERN ODD-FELLOW paving1 86 cts. In advancB, we will send fhB.H3 2B BOOKS 9A' To ail who pay 41 60 in advance, we will send oos imoer for one year and 52 STANDARD POPULAR WORKS 335? bv thfl best authors No veliHts, Poets, Historians, id (leiinral Writers. The Book will all ht-iirinttMl rom new tyiie on (food paper, and mailed to your home address one each wek as puliliBlied, for 62 weeks.

It is only to secure prompt rencwuls uinl obtain a laive incrcasn of new miHwriNrs SetSs EXTRAORDINARY OFFER. OM sulworiliers should rtmew at once to secure its Rilvautuiros. Our pantirwill be Bent for the fuU time from the date your present suliscrip-tion expires. The Books described below aro amonsr tho number to le issued, and show the hi'h of tioimlar snd standard literature pro. rniKi-d.

Our liberal offer awnrea you a IIA.NMJKTFCIIOI3K THINGS iastiiiif through an entire year. Accept promptly. good well and able with room for sis horses. Trice $1,250. No.

07. 120 acres; 50 under cultivn tion, 40 fenced. Frame house wM three rooms; new frame stable. Pric $1,000. No.

27. 160 acres; ono story hou with two rooms, 100 acres under cult' tion, g( od well, 30 acres fenced; one- No. 14. Citv lots 1 to 9, half block; good two 8tory house ith ei' ht rooms and good cellar; stablo 14x26; hou in i enter of block. Pi ice $2,000.

Or will sed eblr of the corners to suit half mil- from liver all nice smooth HESTIOIf THIS PAPn. The Best Route. The Missouri Pacific Had way is the Fast Mail Line. Atchison and Kansas City to St. Louis and the South.

Tlio passenger trains on this road are 'he finest equipped in the country. This is the on line west of the Mississippi running a limited Fo-sol comfort, the queckest time and est connections in union depots, take either of the three daily trrins when oing to St. Louis and the East. Day Express leaves Atchisoe at 3 50 m. Free reclining chair cors, Fuli-man buffet parlor cars.

Arrives at St Louis p. m. Night express leaves Atc'iison at 3:25 p. m. Free relining chair ears, Pu 1 'U palace sleeping cars.

The limited express (no extra charge for this fast time) leaves Atchison at 6:10 p.m. Eeclining chair cars free. land. Must bo sold before Feb. 1, 1 888 Price $2,550.

purchaser. Real Estate in Osborne county is held lower than any unfy in the State: owing that it has never had a boom. All information vou m.iv want will be uifr.iurmvfiViid cheerfully fuims ed. We have a large number of b.irguns on our books, and i these do uot suit you, why we can pick you out something else. We are bound p-l a i.i i 'a sa i i I lie ise inenciou tn.s p.tii-r.

to hint you. Itoferenee at First National Bank. Address ROACH SMITH. Office, North Side of Penn at Feed Store. OSBORNE, KATSTS-AS.

DEEP SEA WONDERS ezst in th aisands of forms, but are surpassed iy tn marvels of invention. Those who are in need of profitable work that enn be Hone while Iving home should at once send their address to Hallett 0, Portland, Maine, and receive free, full information ho cither of all ag-s, can earn from $5 to $25 per day and upwards wherever they live: You are starred free. Capital not required. Some have nude over $50 in a single dav at this work. All succeed.

Official Notice. Lf.avenwokth, Jan. 13, 1888 To Local Agents: In reply to tho many letters I receiv' Pullman buffet sleeping cars, arriving in St. Louis 6:40 a. in advance of ill other lines.

Ask for tickets via the Missouri Pacific Fast Mail Route. W. H. Newman, H. C.

Townsend, Gen'l Traffic M. Gcn'l Pass. Agt, St. Louis, Mo. Chas.

E. Styles, Pass, and Agt. Atchison, Kansas. We have received the annusl catalogue of Lae Fort st University 1887 8. I show3 a gratifying grown rim ing the past year in all departments.

ncreased attendance uf on tie undergraduate schoois sufficient to civwd their opici the trustees have ediied two -croois during tho year forming the department of medicine, and expect in the near future to add do paitmen's ot law nd theology. it quiring why the Certificates of Membership are not issued, let me Bay The flood of work thrown uoon this office In the recent chunge has necessitated the employment of extra clerical force, bu in spite of this, the receiving, receipting C. M. ISTIQUETTE REAL ESTATE AGENTS, for, classifying and registering of over IJonieo and Juliet; by William Black. This author's stories are al ways racy and full of telliiifr points.

His Koineo and Juliet," is an exquisite nketch of two foolisli lovers, who uiinido tender sentiment with the ludicrous in a way to make everybody smile. Enoch Arden; and other gems; by Alfred Tennyson. For purity of atyle, (renuino. sweetiiina and touchinx pathos, the KTeat poethasj never surpasstid his Enoch Arden." In this oem of human attVjction he isathisbpRt. and one cannot know the poet-laureate without knowing It.

Miss Toosey's Mission; and Two of those rarely conceived and cliarui.uxly told stories of home and duty which refresh and inspire. They oukIH to be read by very young person who has the world to face. William Shakspeare; How, When, Why, and What he Wrote: by H. ATaine. There never has been compressed into such bripf space so much about the immortal Hard of Avon" as in this work by the brilliant French author.

It will open the eyes of the reader to a thousand things never before dreamed of. Doom; An Atlantic Episode; by Justin IHot'nrthy. A powerful and thriUintr Btory of life on an American liner. Tht situations are natural, the plot intense, the sketching eniui-sitfl. The band of a master is vixible 1mm the "all aboard" at Liverpool to the terrible landing at New York.

The Lady of Lyons; bySm E. BnxwEH Lytto. This is the Lady as seen in the celebrated play of the same name. 1 1 rants as the prettiest picture of devotion and Rincerest expres-aion of tho tender passion ever placed on the taa-e. The queens or the drama never tire of presenting it to admiring audiences.

Bulldog- and Butterfly; by Dnvld Christie Murray. A spicily told story of human character, yet not a hit overdrawn, IluUdovs and Butterflies arc all around us. The author clothes hia realism in trarbs of ploasantry and humor. Hence his stories are hits. The Trial of Pickwick; by Charles Dickens.

This Is the first time the entire story of the gallant Pickwick's adventures with the Impressionable Mrs. Bardell has appeared in connected form. It abounds in ludicrous situations and mirth-provokinir incidents, whose in. tereit is heightened by the wise comicalities of the immortal Sam Weller. Clouds and Sunshine; by Charles Kesule.

A happily told story of farm life, full of pretty rural picture and pastoral sentiment. An Ingenious plot, exciting narrative, characters with passions and motive Just like "city folks." All in all. one of themoet interesting and readable efforts of the illustrious author. Sweet is True Love; by the Duchess." A touching story of disappointment, estrangement and reconciliation. Full of pretty sketches of situation and character.

A vigorous and pleasing narrative. One of theau. thor's strongest stories. The Haunted House; by Sir E. Btn.wr.B Ltttow.

This Is one of the great author's quaintest conceits and happily told stories, Weird and thrilling throughout Everybody reads it with feeling of delight Dr. Marigold; by Charles DtcKKica One of Vicken's crlspest and moat amusing sketches of a quaint and curious character. Keadableanvhable, and a mire antidote to dull care. Every community needs its Dr. and all lovers take kindly to his On Her Wedding Morn; by Bertha Clay.

A very strong and charming character story, abounding In striking situations and stirring narrative Enlists wannest sympathies and rivets attention to the end. Jack of All Trades by Charlf Rf.ato:. The wonderful trials of an artisan who didn't stick to his trade. Fall of comical situations, funny incidents of travel In Europe and America, and thrilling adventures as keeper of a Colossal elephant KANSAS. OSBORNE, WE DAVE- 1G00 names, and the issuing of a certificate to each, has proved such a task, that, though every tft rt is being mad to that end.

only half tho certificates are yet isnied, If any of your member-have not received theirs yet, ask then to consider these facts and bo patient, as their certificates will be sent as soon as possible, Meanwhi their insuranc-is just as secure without tho ce' tificab as with it. 8 ml. F. Bcedett, Sec'y. A Beautiful Plat of Eighty Acres ADJOINING THE True Odd Fellowship.

Odd Fellowship is not a irere almsgiving ir.stitution as some would have you believe It is true we bestow on our worthy nibi rs when sick, what rightfully belongs them. Not a bo-stowment of charity, but what rightfully belongs to him the end of his week's sickness, the same as if he had been at work and his employer owed him his week's wages. In this light we bestow on our brothers, in the time of sickness, alms. The value of Odd Fellowship is not alone in alms-giving. We aro apt to belittle our power and fail in our conceptions of Odd Fellowship.

We should hold it in higher esteem than for the dollars and cents wo get out of it. We should try to court brotherly love more among our membership. Practice more the Golden Rule, 'That whatsoever ye would that men shorld do to you do ye even so to Not only to members of your lodge but also to all mankind. By these acts the outside world will soon find that you are a better man because you are an Odd Follow. Wo are judged by our acts and not held in esteem because we are called Odd Fellows and follow none of its precepts.

Odd Fellows' Advocate. City of Osborne ON THE WEST The Lota are Lai tre. Dry and Beautiful, and we are Selling on Terms to Snit Anyone. Write us for Printed Copy of Plat. A large list of Farms, Stock Ranches, Ec.

Call on us when in Osborne, First Door East of Exchange National Bank. H. C. RILEY, PROPRIETOR OF LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE, Where yon' can get the best turnout in Northwestern Kansas. Call and pee'The man whom they spake of bo highly." Penn Osborne, Kan.

i EAST OF McGULRE HOUSE. The Royal Purple. There was a good attendance at tli eoimnunication of Fsr West Encauii-ment No. 1, I. O.

O. last night and the "Golden Eu'e" degree and degree of the "Royal Purple" were conferred on two pilgrims. After tho work had lieen completed the following installc lj Deputy Grand Patriarch Stewart Hastings Geo. TF.even, II; WK Clark. Leroy Bur-bank, Millis, HP; Jones, JTwogood, Treas; Hardin, 1st Metcalf, 2nd Peny, 3d Leslie, 4th Wm.

Harding 1st of Ilenry Brucsgen, 2d ol II Jones, McGregor, Stewart Hastings, Tru-tee: nenr Bruogffen, Board of Managers. other Books doriner tbe year UU to romrlrte the 52. We Will send the Books alone, mailed to v-f ad-drsM. postpaid, at thefollowingprioes. ht Kenka for Jl 1.2 ones wek for one year; or Books for 8 1 one a week fot nine months; or 'Hi Books for TO rents-one week for sii months: or 13 Books for 40 ren one a week for three months: or 8 Books for 25 rentsone a week for two months; or 4 Baoks for 15 rests one week for one month.

Hubscriptions to these Bonks may berin at any felsmlo C'ooirs 6 reals. Address all orders to 111.. a. i.a0. FELLOW.