The Western Economist from La Crosse, Kansas • 3

LOCAL. I The La Crosse Democrat NEW GOODS- Stacks new goods just PROGRAMME. arrived at Macaulay 'OUR 02s THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1890. neat's and prices are lower than ever before- DEALERS IN DIRECTORY. QUARTER SECTIONS OF FINE LAND NearXia Crosse.

Otis. r.iebGntahl Staple and Fancy Groceries, A Complete Stock of Everything in the Grocery and Provision line always kept on hand, California and Eastern canned fruits, Evaporated and dried fruits, Teas, Coffee, sugar, salt, COUNTY OFFICERS. Representative VSTrr" Clerk Diet. Court E-l- rarr. Proeecuting Attorney John HarKrave.

JudKe CeinVV Commissioners -j bein. Sherifi KarrV Register Ot Deeds K- JE" County Ssryeyor CITY OFFICERS. and McCracken at lowest figures and on easiest terms. Money to loan on RealSEstate. Reliable abstracts furnished.

FINE SALT SMOKED CANNED MEATS. Teachers Association at house, La crosse. Satvrday Ajprjl 12 1890 Song, by "Association." Reading minutes of previous meeting. Benefits of a Teachers Reading Circle Organization, and method of conducting, by W. A.

Salter. Discussion: Mrs. Layman, Mr. Hockensmith. Recitation: Mrs.

Ferguson. Current Events, and their relation to school work: Paper; by H. L. Del-aplain Discussion: F. H.

Barrington, W. E. Dixon, C. O. Hoag.

W. J. Ad-kinson. Kecitatation Miss Blanche Smith. What shall I do on Friday afternoon? Mrs.

Kate Acker. Discussion Miss Mamie Britt, Mr. Noff. How to obtain Supplementary reading: H. R.

Barnard. Discussion: Miss Honderick, Enoch Cotton. Miss Mullay. Question Box: Each teacher will be expected to furnish one question. fcayor Colice Judge, ity Marsha.

Ceuncllmen J. P. Slrorts. C. Halleck.

L. n. Robertson. H. Ferguson.

V. A. Ficken C. N. Peckham A.

Bailev. A. Dow. Smokinf and Chewing Tobaccos, Etc. The goods of this firm are of the bAst.

Mid ovfirv effort. ITTLE BEOS, will be made to please their customers. District court will convene on next Tuesday. Rev. Childs has moved into the Mott property south of town.

J. Warner started to the eastern part of the state this morning to be absent two or three days. T. F. Mulroy came in on Tuesday morning from Hutchinson where he has been attending the Normal University for some time.

The Deupree bank building was moved from Rush Centre to this place yesterday and it is understood that a bank will be opened in it. Married: On last Monday evening, Mr. C. F. Scran ton and Miss Dora DeMoss, Judge Wade offiici-ating.

The Citizens contributed 133.25 cash and subscribed some money not yet paid in to help "Isaac Maun whose property was burned on last Thursday. The northwest Kansas M. E. conference assigned Rev. G.

W. Winterburn to La Crosse and Rev. Wheat, of this place has been 'assigned to Scandia. Rev. Asher Mott has made arrangements to move this week to Barclay, Osage county, to look after the interests of his church in that part of the country.

He expects to Offloe Under Prst National Bank, HIGHEST MARKET PRICES PAID FOR ALL KINDS 01 CROSSE, KANSAS COUNTRY PRODUCE Times in FairYiew. If we had had this kind of weather on the 2nd. of February we might have had spring weather now instead of winter. W. B.

Close has had an air motor mill put up in his pasture and he says it runs like a top. It would bo easier these days to name those who do not have windmills than to name those who have as you can see windmills now in all directions. We -can say for our immediate neighborhood that we have not done much planting or seeding yet for which we are not sorry. Harry Kelley is on the farm again. Last Saturday night we were awakened and notified that there was a terrible prairie fire out in the north part of our neighborhood, and of course we went to help fight the terrible foe, and by skillful back firing and hand fighting succeeded in stopping it by daylight Sunday morning.

How the fire got out we have not yet learned. Will the people ever learn to be cautious about patting 'otn fire, knowing the nature and danger of the same. Lewis Templeton and hrie will make their home in Osage county for a While, expecting to return and Opposite National Hotel, La Crosse, Kansas. M1SS0 URI PACIFIC R.R- ilountainIime. GOrSQ WEST: Jlail Express: 10.42, F.

M. Fast Freight: 4.23. P. M. Local Freight M.

ttOINU KAST: Mail Express: 3 53 A- Fast Freight ..4 25, V. M. Local Freight: 10.42, P. THE APOTHECARIES HALL CIPirst Door Nortlx of tlao Post OfQoe.) Fresh Drugs, Chemicals, and Medicines, Toilet Articles, Fancy goods, Fine Stationery, Perfumery, Paints, Oils and Varnishes. Answers by Co.

Supt. Miscellaneous business. Cloaing song. DOWN SHE GOES! We Will Sell Fruit and Ornarneutrl Trees Lower than ever known before. Will be in La Crosse, on or about April 1st.

with stock. Lovitt Nursry Company. -PROPRIETORS, JOHN LOVITT SON- Mccracken Kansas 33PPhysicians Prescriptions Carefully prepared. Fr Sale at -very low prices. S.

FITZGERALD, Agent. C-K- W- Time Table. GOING WEST. Passenger arrives at Hush Center: 12.40, p. in.

GOING EAST, Passenger arrives at K. C. 3.12, p.m. banner Pickirg. Summer and winter were having fihst-A-Ij TA-ix: sale quite a tussle last week.

Mr. Wilson and daughter Emma remain there this summer and per G- A. R. Notice of expiration of time for redemption of land and lots sold for the unpaid tax of 1886: returned home from Iowa last Friday. Miss Emma was quite sick haps longer.

Teller of the northern part of locate in old Rush again. We will while in Iowa, but we are happy to LA OROSSE Post No. G. A. R.

meets at toe Band Hall on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays Of each month at 2 and 7 p. m. respectively. All 'rades. are cordially invited to toet with us.

U. G. Wade, C. R. Hallock, Adjutant! Post Commander.

say that she is rapidly improving. welcome them back. Miss Abbie "Carl, of La Crosse, was visiting at the Lome of Thos. Nichol, last week. J.

G. S. The 27th of March reminds the Notice is hereby given that the following described lands and lots were sold on the 6th day of September, 1887, for the unpaid tax of 1886, and that unless redeemed before the 6th day of September, 1890, they will be conveyed or deeded as prescribed by law to the legal holder the certificates of purchase: the county near Pfeifer; recently sold a farm of 160 acres near that place for per acre. This sale indicates that Rush county farming lands are in demand at com- CHURCHES. people of Kansas that there is a iH.ji.naovEE J.

G. SMITH, BTHODIST EPISCOPAL, Preaching every north pole somewhere. Perhaps its Tres. alternate Sabbath at 11 a. in.

and 7 p.m. AM. all right after all. IRST CHRISTIAN. Services at the court house every tsnrtay alii a.

m. UNITED BRETHREN. Preaching every Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 8 p.

rut OH, 'WHAT A COL'Gn. "Will you heed the warning. The signal perhaps of the sure approach of that most terrible desease, consumption. Ask yourselves if you can a-fford for the sake of saving fifty cents, to 'run the risk and do nothing for it. AVe know from experience thatShiloh's Cure will cure your cough.

La Crosse Investment Co. Deal in lands and town property- E. SUNDAY SCHOOL. Every Sunday at NAME. INSCRIPTION.

Blatchley of the hf ue qr ami se qr se qr A Scheitli part ol tlie lit 11 ht lie qr se qr Cooper Frazier part of the hf lie qr se qr Mayo part of the se qr sv qr qr Kinnear part of the sv qr uwqr Donleavey hf se qr qr se qr kinnear part hf nw qr seqr ne pr Libbie Crego part of the lie qr nw qr se qr do Ira Garner nw qr Wiufield Pettillo, hf hf do do do Ernest Wodrick ne qr It never fails. This explains why more UNION SABBATH SCHOOL Every Sabbath at 10 a. m. WC T. IT.

Meets at the M. E. Church on 2nd and 1th Saturdays of each month at 3 'clock, p. m. t.

K. 21 13 18 21 IS 18 21 18 18 27 18 18 27 18 18 28 18 18 28 1 18 28 18 18 28 18 18 2 19 IS 8 19 16 8 19 IS 8 19 16 8 19 16 18 19 17 18 19 17 18 19 17 18 19 17 SO 19 17 15 19 20 IS 19 20 5 18 20 5 18 20 1 18 20 21 16 20 2 17 19 2 17 19 ANY INFORMATION T'R. 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1886 1887 1886 1886 1887 1888 1889 1886 1887 1888 1889 18S6 1886 .1887 1886 1887 18K8 1886 18SJ 1887 1883 1889 18S8 1886 $4 79 4 83 11 27 126 32 8 41 4 78 2. 77 I 58 35 18 70 17 90 12 13 11 68 8 12 15 70 25 56 17 82 18 54 9 35 20 4 27 10 15 01 24 62 27 57 6 15 II 85 16 60 21 22 16 18 13 22 7 85 TAXES. $2 51 2 55 6 32 73 12 71 53 1 25 70 20 10 60 18 15 7 77 9 29 7 12 8 85 17 26 14 37 IB 51 5 20 11 60 18 82 8 46 14 62 19 12 3 20 6 60 10 00 92 13 68 7 il i 25 COSTS.

$2 25 2 28 4 95 53 20 8 70 2 25 1 12 88 15 8 10 7 75 4 36 2 41 1 00 6 85 8 30 3 45 2 00 4 15 8 80 10 78 6 55 10 00 8 45 2 95 5 25 6 60 6 30 2 50 5 80 3 60 than a million bottles were sola tne past year. It relieves Croup and "Whooping cough at once. Mothers do not be without it. For Lame Back, Side or Chest, use shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by M.

De Tar. DESIRED EITHER TO TOWN, OR COjK. Haverfield sw qr Win Birch more swar It i IO F. Rc'ular meeting on Monday nltrh't of each week. Ali brothers of ood standing are cordially invited to attend.

J. W. N. G. Dont forget tJmt Macaulay TRY CHEERFULLY GIVER WRITE OR CALL ON US.

OSoe OppositelWindsor Hotel. Elisha Littler. Daniel Nay hf sw qr sw qr Oneal can do you good on ATTORNEYS. boots anasiioes- Jdies na gents, fine shoes specialty. 2 17-19 2 17 19 20 16 18 18 16 LA CROSSE, KASSAfi Heizer ne qr se qr hf se qr hi se qr WALNUT CITY.

IX'T, For extra large loans on farms go to F. K. Groves co. and get the cheapest money ever loaned in th's county. Office, corner north of Post office.

"-TG-IfcTIE SM 9 1 67 JJ L. ANDERSON. ATTOKN EY-AT-LAW. KANSAS JARGRAVE Mx'CXRMICK, LA CROSSE, KANSAS. paratvely good figures.

Isaac Mann, of near Otis, 'had the misfortune to have his house and household goods, out buildings, machinery and feed for stock burned on last Thursday. The loss included about one thottsand bushels of wheat and a large amount of corn and oats. It commenced raining here yesterday in the forenoon and kept it up through the day and greater part of the night and wis followed by a light snow this morning end more rain to-day. The ground is thoroughly soaked to the great advantage ef the wheat which will now be in splendid condition 'and promises to exceed the large yield of last year. NOTICE.

A special meeting of the W. C. T. U. will be held at Mrs.

Priest's Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock m. April 5th all members requested to be present. The April No. of Godey's Lady's Book has been received. It is a magazine devoted to fashions, stories fancy work, recipes Pried $2,00 per year.

Address Godey's Lady's Book, 1226 Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa. dysi bpsia and liver Complaint. is it not worth the small price of 75 cents to free yourself of every symptom of these distressing complaints, if you think so call at our store, and get a bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer Every bottle has a printed guarantee on it, use accordingly, and if it does you no good it will cost you nothing. Sold by M.

De Tar. 1 3 20 1 54 A Bradford county man recently left a will giving his property to his children provided the boys would remain democrats and the 'daughters marry democrats. Last week was a good time for the wind mill agents. Messers Bortz and Neeper "were at Rush Centre, Monday, anl purchased a seventy barrel! nvater tank with which they propose to water one hundred and twenty-nve head of cattle the coming season. Prairie fires are getting very numerous and the best investment for farmers to make is to place fire guards around where they are needed most.

Chas. Beye sent his brother James of this place, a fine Marlin repeating rifle warrented to kill at one thousand yards. It will not be long, boys, until the yelp of the coyote is eo longer heard in and around ten miles from his place. Wm, Russel closed one of the most successful terms of school last Friday that has been taught in district 13 for the past seven years. The scholars under his instruction are better by 45 per cent and all speak well of him and if money can hire him the board propose to have him teach the coming term.

Whatever is worth having must be bought, ergo that which costs nothing is worth nothing. An honesi effort in Kansas will be the price of freedom from political bondage of the most humiliating nature. Whoisit. Call at Macaitlay 0-neal's- They have many nice tilings to shore you, too numerous to mention focr-e- MILLIONS OF TREES AND PLANTS. E.

ANDREWS, FRUIT AND TIMBER CLAIM XTfOBBY A'XD Office over the Firtt National Bank. LA. CROSS KANSAS. 70 94 45 1 75 65 1 75 65 91 2 50 1 80 1 70 1 70 2 25 8 00 2 10 8 85 35 1 75 2 25 1 50 3. 15 10 97 5 77 2 60 5 SO 7 90 5 75 3 75 91 45 4 91 96 41 4 J1 90 45 1 35 1 25 1 25 1 25 FOR SALE.

30 head of horses, mules, and mares, including one first class stallion, cheap -for cash, or on time with approved -security. 10 miles west of La Crosse. Call on or address J. R. Wharton, West Point, Kansas.

11-4 MISCELI ANEOUS. NAME. Y'K. NCHardiBfT Isj-5 Cooper Fsazir ls-6 187 1886 1887 1888 1887 18V6 18S7 1887 Collins 16 lxsrt Cooper 185 1886 SI Hale 18-6 1SS7 188ft 18ST Cooper 1MJ RK Price 1hs 17 WmAboott 186 187 1S88 1889 Cooper Frazier 1886 18S7 186 1HS7 Smith Hallett lt7 18 188 18s7 l-8 18S8 18-7 Cooper isa Benford 1886 1S-6 18S8 18S6 Heizer, Morris' addition ixso 18V Heizer Mathers, Morris add 1HS5 '15 1H8 18s8 1880 Lyons, Morris' addition 1889 Stephen Winehel 1886 Hallett 1883 TAX. 73 1 15 84 73 43 1 45 84 1 45 84 73 2 45 1 90 1 85 1 85 2 65 8 70 3 14 4 90 4 18 1 90 2 65 2 11 3 85 17 78 18 04 1R37 6 80 12 54 7 42 6 73 43 18 01 74 42 10 It 74 43 1 35 1 20 1 20 1 20 1 20 1 20 1 20 1 20 1 35 1 35 1 35 1 35 1 35 '1 3S 8 85 5 85 85 n.

-1 i a 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 5 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 11 12 13 12 12 12 12 13 18 13 13 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 30 36 36 36 36 1 1 1 3 7 7 9 iOT. 11 1,2 -3 5,6 7,8 'S 9 8 10 a 12 23 Z3 24 24 20 11 11 14 14 14 11 s. end 15, 16, 17, 18 do middle 15, 16, 17, 18 do 13 13 13 14 14 14 15 15 16 9 10 11 12 7 8 9 1.1 ,4 5,6 38, 14 15, 16 17,18 13 14 5,6 1 67 88 8 20 1 49 8 20 1 49 1 67 4 95 3 70 8 55 3 55 4 90 6 70 5 21 8 75 7 68 65 SO 3 61 7 00 28 75 23 81 20 97 12 10 20 41 13 17 10 01 1 67 88 22 95 1 70 86 22 t'3 1 70 88 2 70 2 45 2 45 2 45 2 45 2 45 2 45 2 45 2 70 2 70 2 70 2 70 2 70 2 70 7 00 7 00 1 80 State Number. Size and Kinds Wanted, and gdt LOWEST PRICES. FULL INSTRUCTIONS With evry Order and S.itibfaction Guaranteed.

Address D. COEAD, Dr. W. H. FERGUSON Physician and Surgeon.

'Office first door north of Post Office. 5.A CROSSE, KANSAS. MaeaulGy Oneal have a jicjO stovk spring eloikhig for men und bojs in all styles and colors and very cheap- WINDSOR! 1 25 25 BOX 25. XA CArw-vE, iLIXS The different Farmers' alliances in this county should see It- Rose before making arrangements for 25 25 35 35 85 HOTEL. If you want a 'loan closed quickly goto F.

K. Groves who examine and negotiate their own loans Large Loans a specialty. Rates of interest n-evtff lower. Office, corner north of Post office, La Crosse, Kan farm implements 1 35 1 35 1 35 3 15 2 15 95 Ifhe only First-class Hotel in the City. WTrnwiT nwt mzM moH sap-seam mma CITY OF LA CROSSE, For Sale, Rent or Trade.

160 acres of good land in Section 17 in Rush County Kansas. For particulars write to E. O. Belle-Isle, Madison, Nebraska. Come and see the new sat-eens and fine ginghams at Macaulay Oneal' XAME.

8 Short .14 Lv.ghfidge Heskey X.CBurHngamc... Good Sample Room. McLaughlin, HOUSE, SIGN AND Those indebted to T. A. Mauley requested to call and settle.

Go to F. K. Groyes Co. for cheap money on farns. No delay.

Money paid when papers are sighed Office, corner north of Post office. Wm Craft Wm Bick Fermando Bics 14 Wm Jk Martin For a bargain in clothing LOT. B. TAX. lJT'T.

TO 5 13 5 80 1 43 7 13 65 80 1 45 north half 13 21 7.8 92 1 70 1, 2 li5 2 55 2 20 4 75 4, 5 25 2 55 2 20 4 75 6, 7 25 3 11 2 60 5 71 10, 11 25 2 55 2 20 4 75 8, 9 25 8 17 2 65 5 82 12,13 25 1 40 1 40 2 86 1 3,4 26 1-28 154 -2 52 6 26 1 28 .1 24 2 Y4 6 26 (U -75 1 8 26 TO 85 1 9 26 70 85 1 55 10, 11, 12 26 1 71 1 61 3 32 tl8, 14, 15 26 1 71 1 61 3 32 16 26 57 75 1 32 .17 26 57 75 1 32 20 57 715 19 28 58 .77 1 35 20 96 58 rn 1 ot 27 2 96 2 51 5 57 5 12 3 00 2 55 5'55 15 1 55 1 25 2 HI 71 1 20 1 25 2 45 '8 '15 1 20 1 25 2 1 16 1 75 1 65 8 40 2 16 Hli 1 65 8 40 8 16 1 85 il 35 2 70 6 19 2 40 1 55 3 P. T'R. 1RS6 18,88 18T3 185 1886 1SK6 18S3 186 1886 1HM6 1KS7 1888 188B 3886 18SS 18H6 1SHJ 1815 1886 1886 1886 18i 1886 188T. 1R8S 1886 1886 186 1886- Graining, Glazing and Hard Oil Finishing go to B- L- Layman? Mrs. McCormick has just received her spring and summer millinery woods.

1 gal. sorghum, .40 Vill L.ct iirirJr, wrp or Cat be rat STi cver.old broken im mm emsssascf. MASUFACTCHK IRON St STEEL R00FJNG SM SHSET3, BOXED OS ROLLS. Also ROOF1HC SiDSNC 1 doz. UO Fierce Cowgill Jj Kurli ssime, k.

CStairftird 1 lb nail Jan. tea. .40 c-ut aiuss cr qisz. Esaslly put on by eol mechanic Ryan. Cold.

1st of April. Did you get FranK Brazda is on -the sdck list. J. A. Chluinsky and family returned to Larned last week, Mrs.

S. Vesecky bought a tomb stone for her husba-nd's grave. Planting garden truck is on the daily program tne uow. M. Mazouch rented the northeast quarter of sec, 2.

A. Wilson and daughter Emma returned from Iowa last Friday. A. Roth bought a full blood Hereford bull of J. M.

Pivonka for $150 dollars. J. W. Brazda added to his stock of Jewelry also some fire arms, call on him. 'Js Mazcuch and Frank Richter were welcome visitors of Prof.

C. Pivonka last Sunday. Duplex the best mill in our township has got his collar bone broken. Some Iron tonic will oure him. Dance that was to be held at F.

Kriklans Easter Sunday was layed off till next Saturday, -come sure. A wind mill tester -swept through this part of the wor4d last Thursday blowing several wind mills down. One of them took the tower with him to the happy huntin ground. H. Walkenhost was traveling through our townships with a fine photograph Album under his arm this week.

Wheop er up Hank. Jumbo Jr. 1 ft Q. tobacco. i I.

W. Maxwell. SSND FOS DESCRIPTIVE C1BCCLARS, DESItiXS AND PHOTOGRAPHS TO A Lonje, 'r. V. Bj-ooke, TrMi urer.

Macaulay OieH can show i you the nicest and best Carpets Carpets! Carpets! Are you thinking of buying a new carpet If so ret member tliat Macaulay Oneal can save you money, and have the largest line to select from in town- 100 new samples just received, in elegant new styles-no two alike- W. T. HEAPS, fjreneral Contractor and Practical BrickLayer. Iletln eucl ORNAMENTAL PLASTERING, Holds certificate of membership from the Builders Exchange at Chicago, Ills. LACROSSE, KANSAS.

dies JjSz oO kid shoes in the land- Come and see- See the new white dreSS arness and vhirs goods and trimmings at Macaulay Oneal' s- Harness and whips at Mauley's. Those indebted to T. A Manley are requested to call and settle. Go to the poor man's friend for all 1 Those ftV T. A.

Manley kinds of ifarm jare requested to call and-settle. Is the oldest nod most populnr vrlcnttfle nrA mechanical paper ntHlsfaed and has the Innrert circulation of any pnper of its class in the world. 'Folly iHiutrated. Best clan, of Wood Published weekly. Pend for specimeu codt.

Price t3 a year. Four months' trial, 1. MtTSS ic Ifuiu.iRHriis, 301 Broadway, N.T. EU1LDERQ tEdition of Scientific American. A mtt success.

Each Issue contains colored lithographic plates of country and city residen. oes or public buildlmrs. Numerous enarrtivinfra and full plans and spmttlmtions for the use of neb as contemplate ImltuiUK. tPricv fi.U)n year, ti cts. a copy.

MCNN St Mrs. invites the ladies to call and examine her new goods before buying. Prices reasonable. Printers' Ink: JOURNAL FOR ADVERTISERS. Unci os ib first -Ul 2ostti7c xif ak ui th jemrwU to of American aiTertlren.

'It JaiieatatSitaw tlvertiser rsam Should adrertiae hoT to writ ia ttt diiplsy rat vbat acTjpaperj to ue fteraadk fcoatyto txptad ia fact, diicounet a iiiu that adalti of prSfitaMe -dUenitioa. ru trt pnetiwi by maay but uaderttoof ly "tat 33a of.rsHTS' I1TX wderttaal It tihttr adTiet tuei oa ia njerlerct of watStast tmaty-Sr yetn ia placlaj atl7ertitlag coatai miay of tat largest and aost neettnfal alTstem. A ysar'i ccrtt tut lollar mum Go to Morse cf Morse for I information regarding annual garden seeds in LulJc, Kan- tTSZ CITY MEAT MARKET, H. B. MERRILL SON- Dealers in Fresh Beef, Pork, Sausage, Lard and Poultry.

Meats Always On Hand. HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOB HIDES. La -Crosse. Kan. In summer underwear Macaulay Oneal can do the best.

Ladies' gauze vests 15cts- upwards- may be seenr- sits uroiufv- ed by apply- ETJTS ine to jurxN who ass? -haw had over experience and have made ovei II 40 years' I 1U0.IMI ap nations tor American ana ror- GEORGE WENTW 011TII, JTf you want to sell or exebang yonr land, call on -Hoover McCul-lye. Office opposite Windsor hotel. 1 eixn Baten.s. Send for Handbook. Corres- Go to Mrs.

and look at her beautiful and stylish hats Omatvaai Tnds-Xarks obtained, and all Pat- boasassi conducted for Moocratc Fees. Ormi ia Opposite U. S. Patent Or ee od we can seenre patent in less time than those remote from Washington. Bead model, drawing or with Wa adrise.

If patentable or not, free of charge. Our fee not duo tia patent ia secured. Pamphlct, "How to Obtain Patent," with iMaaas of actual clients la your State, county, or tswa, seat free. Address. O.A.GrJOW&CO.

5 twt Ornct, Washington. O. BLACKSMITH ccjiss free. Address a.rictiv ci.nlldcnlml. TRADE MARKS.

"Incnse your mark is not registered tn the PaN avnt OIHee. apply to ill It and procuia tmiueduite piotection. tiend for Handbook. for hooks, charts, mnps. tcM quickly iirocnred.

Address MUSS Patent Solicitors. Qsskuai. Orrics: SCI Bihuuvit, N. CEO. P.

ROWELL-TTtt, WAR! JVeiv things in ladies neck wear at Macaulay Oneals Newspaper Advertising FOR SALE. Five quarter sections of land, two of thm adioins the citv of La Crosse to Spruce St. Ke Go to Macaulay and O-neal's for spring clothing and summer coats? shirts, and the other three are within two eclared on Vagonm a-kkr. high. a a fuu Hue of r.jHU for groceries, I wllrons and buggies and giihrun liaVe freSK satisfaction all worfc Over coats at cost at B- L- Laymans XV jiim ML rnM F.

K. Groves Co, oa the corner north of Post office, hve an Twlimit-ed supply of money for farm Loans, No Delay. Their rates are always the lowest. MiwiaM, n4 easa ef ACAD2L1YJ of all kinds. Call to win.

swaps' as and one-half miles of the city. Two of the farms are highly improved and the others with moderate improvements. Also 12 lots in the city of La Crosse. All for sale. 1 am no land agent.

Persons' wishing to inquire in reguard to this property will, find me A mile N. W. of La Crosse. M. W.JBoswell.

J' tEXINCTON.IO. wimt win vr latrfrv ArfflMwatH TfcWI "to BprML AM IPsJsi toe. aaa nwa in Macaulaj 4' Oneal say they have the nicest line of Swiss embroideries, all over embroideries, tuckings, lace flouncing, etc- etc-, ever brougM to the city- Female Seminary. tTnlTrttr Ptsw Slat Tear bedn Font and "get" prices. shqp scrajiton's W.

S. IJarjis. stos. Tinotw silly MHIHtry Board lTta iH Hi Mat. I'rBaratioii for BKI55KtT POINT fOI.LFOK.

fi.TWtttni wivi smrit-ma last thivo yrj, All the latest novelties in snii i ai waeian iiaiiiiSiiiiissl Applit.irtj rejsctuil Inst ausaiuii tur vmui Sa dress goods at Macaulay OneaPs.