The Rush County Leader from McCracken, Kansas • 1

safes VOL. i. Mccracken, Kansas, Thursday, august 8, vm. NO. 13.

Subscribe for the Lkadkk Our little Cattle King, B. II. Hicks shipped a few car loads of cattle as Old Hundred, etc. There was a large attendance and the old folks expressed themselves as desirous of J. R.

STOCK, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE and NOTARY PUBLIC, Maple Av G. A In I. O. O. hall averr tot and ad Saturday of each numb at il ik-Iik'H p.

ta. All visiting, cuiiiradi are Invited to meet with ua. H. riAix, W. II.

Waaiui.ua: Coin, Adjutant. Announcements- Dy request of many Itepulillcana ikaralifan-Bounce myauM aa a candidate far County Treaa-urer, aulijwt to (lie decision of the Republican County Convention. VT. V. KEIXY.

1(. O. P. Narlena Lortiga Na. MM.

Meets every Saturday avenlajf at o'clock. All rlaltlng bretbern cordially Invited to meet with a. S. W. DrrroH, Ed.

Ham, H. a. Serrntary. JplSol TRAINS EQUIPPED WITH PuIImaD Bufl'etSlcepinff Cars and Free RtclioiDi Chair Cars BETWEEN ST LOUIS, PUEBLO, DENVER, KANSAS CITY. Connects directly in Union Depots for all points anil East.

II. C. TOWNSEXD, G. P. A.

St. Louis, Vo $384,255,128. lii SPKNT annually for Tuliarrn. Tlinunili iiin iIih Hv.Tv yfr fruin lliiit ilrcmlfiil diwns linear of the Stoiuiwl), Drought on Hie use of Tim nee of Toihk-cu )p Injurioni tn tho n'rvous dvtni, iiroincttfH hfrtrt tntiihlPr. affHt ts the y-i'ilit, hijurea tht voict, itnil mnkci your prnannre ntiDuxtoiiB to tliosv litfiia find pure frum Btu-h a llltliy liuliU.

Do You Use Tobacco? If ynii do, rr know you would lik to quit th liiiUit, unci waul Ut Ubist you, aud will, if you Hit wuril. How hh HHp You? Whv, Itv Intliirlna you lu piirrliMHf a of Cou.l's Toham Anti-motk, wlih li in a prt)artiti(n compoiimU'd strii t-ly of (i(rlti mill roolu, wliich in tonic to Uih kvb-tii; Hlrt'ii urt-B tl) Tohntco Habit and kmtiku silly. Hovr lo Wi Know It Will Corn You? Firm, by itn thinicandB and thnupitads of curve; Second, I iy thf iucrnitAHd demand for it from tlit most reputable uhulPfHle himew; TtiirU, we know what il i cornioaKl of, and that the i-rnpu-ratino will ch'Hii tht nystpm of nicotine, and will cancel all errors of tlui past. Your Iruff)rlat had Colli for fial. If he hat not ak him to gt It for you.

If lit trU-c to palm oft Boiiithliix 'juat aa Inn. at on having Colli, if lie wilt not order It for you, sniid ti 1 $1,110) one rlolltir and receive a box of Colli postpaid. Jteinemher, Colli CriiKa. In niopt rasea one ttox affects a cure, but we guarantee a buxea to cure auyone. Colli Remedy Co Higginsville, Mo- Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained and all Patent business conducted for Modcnatc Fcca.

Oua Orricr la Opfositi 8. Ptcnt Ornet and we can secure patent la leas tuao luaa Lnuse wmnlii fram WMhinfrton. Send model, drawing or with descrip tion, we advise, ti patemaDie or not, ires 01 charge. Our lea not due till patent is secured, a Diniiii How to Obtain I'alents," with cost of same in tha U. S.

and foreign countries sent tree. viareas, C.A.SNOW&CO. Orp. Patkht Orncr. Wssminoton.

d. C. GET THE BEST When you are about to buy a Sewing Machine do uot be deceived by alluring advertisement and be led to think you can get the beat made, finest finished and Most Popular tor a mere asng. Eea to it that von buy from reliable manu. fucturera that bnve gained a reputation by honest nnd square dealing, you will then get a Machine that ia noted the world over for its durability.

You want the one that I easiest to manage and ia Light Running There la none In the world that can equal tn mechanical construction, durability of working tarts, fineness of finish, beauty appearance, or has as many improvements as the New Home It Iras Automatic Tension, Doable Peed, alike on both aides of needle (talented), aootber has It New Stand (faen Ua driving wheel hinged on adjustable centers, thus reducing friction to the minimum. WRITE FOR CIRCULARS. THE HEW HOME SEWIRG K5CH1HK CO. iDauroi, suae. Bosroa, Uvm.

ssFioo Banana, N.T CHioaooslLL. 8t. Looia, ato. Dalub, Taxaa. Sasi FaaMciaco, en FOH BALE BY Nolan.

Sb Gtager. Inquire at the Lkadkh Offlce. I.XAder offiue fur job work. Yesterday was rather windy. Judo Hill is now 011 the east section John Mills has the Otis school this year.

Come iu and get our price on job work. You bet we know that and a whole lot more, too. Frank Start has been on the sick list this week. Ike Leader is only 1.00 a year, Come in and subscribe. Mr.

Putnam is ready to buy wheal now at the olJ elevator. Miss Mil tie Krilt will toacb school north of La Crosse this winter. The welcome sound of the steam thresher is heard in our vicinity. Mr. Washatiska has received a pair of Mexican dorrs from Arkansas.

E. S. and Dr. Robertson were in the country Monday, The two Miss Anderson's have schools in Scott county this year, AI and Frank Start have quit work on the section and gone tc threshing. J.

P. Warden and E. S. Chenoweth were in Brownell on business yesterday. T.

A. Grumbein will teach the Wilson school northwest of La Crosse. Mrs. May Armstrong and two children is visiting her brother in the country this week. Mrs.

J. T. Nolan is visiting with her sister Mrs. L. S.

Cleveland of Plainville, Kansas. Mr. Vittum of the Kingman Im plement Company of Kansas City, was on our streets yesterday. F. P.

Starrett has harvested 300 acres of wheat which will yield ten to twelve bushels tJ the acre. We have a good farm for sale cheap, also a cood residence houKe in McCracken. Call at this office. Ben Ilicks is biiyiinr all the cattle in this part of the country that are for sale, lien is mi the go all the time. Joe Houston of Hutchinson, is in the city looking after bis land inter est.

He has a good quarter for sale, J. M. Hastings returned from Abilene, Tuesday. He had been called there by the sickness of his father. Ocar Lindbloiu has just finishej harvesting 301) acres of wheat from which he expects to have 5,000 bushels.

Mr. Win. Connley of Alden, Rice county, of this statef who has been harvesting here, returned to bis home this week. Lost, A bunch of keys. Finder will kindly return to this ollice or leave at the hotel.

T. Purcell moved about sixty head of cattle to Mr. Davis' pasture Tuesday. Tom is a rustler in the cattle business. Subject of the discourse at the M.

E. church Sunday evening; "The Scarlet Cord." Sunday evening: 'An Old-Fasdiioned Fool." Frank Snodgrass is buying wheat again. Our farmers all have a kind word for Frank and he'll be sure to get his share of the wheat. In another column will be found the ad of the Colli Remedy sure cure for the tobacco habit. Try a box of il and see if it doesn't helji you.

The only excitement this week was the runaway of T. M. PurcelPs buggy team yesterday. We are glad to report that no damage was done and no one hurt. Pat Jennings has the Blair school iu Ellis county.

He will goto Hays to attend the lrstitute vhioh is now in session there. His sister Fay has her home school. Ed Chouowetb keeps the roads hot these days. He is here and there all at once. The bank has much inter est in wheat crops which need his immediate attention.

The Children's Convention held in the U. 1J. church at this plane on last Sunday evening was well attended and the little people's efforts were highly appreciated by the audience. J. M.

Stauffer, J. S. Braddock, of Scott Dale, B. F. Jougbeour and J.

E. Andrews of La Crosse, di rectors of the J5nk of ftlcOracwsn, were in the city Vitursdr.y aed Pri- daf of last week. Wednesday. Ben savs that he would rather not have us say anything about has wheat harvest and we promised that we'd keep still. ranee is anxious to establish a treaty between itself and the United States by tha terms of which any differences that may hereafter arise be.

tween the two countries will be adjusted by arbitration. Peter Ileum was about the first to ffil bis threshing machine in running order in this vicinity. The fore part of last week he threshed some oats for T. M. Purcell.

It went about fifty bushels to the acre. Our school hoard seem to be rather slow in announcing who are to be the teachers for this year. It may be that they are like Micawber, "waiting for something to turn up." At any rate thy are very til 1 about it, Mr. Copolund of Chetolah, in Ellis county was trading in McCracken Tuesday, Mr. Copeland says that he misses the bridge that the recent floods Iihs washed out.

He is one of Kllii county's substantial farmers. List of letters remaining uncalled for Aug. 1st, 1803: Zickifoose, Geo, 0, Trimble, B. F. Persons calling for the above will please say ''HilvertiseJ." S.

W. Dutton, 1'. ftl. The free silver democrats of Miss ouri held their convention at Peotle Springs Wednesday, The main light at present, is lo throw the old state central committee overboard and organize one composed of free silver democrats. Both of our little churches are to he commended for their effort's in the interest they manifest in the religious education of the out of our city.

These auxiliuncs are great helps to the church and Sunday school. Let the good work go on. The old people of the U. B. church will give an ice cream and cake social to the children of their Sabbath school in honor of the eutertuiunieut given by the children last Sunday evening.

The affa.r takes place this evening at Rvan's ball. We have made arrangements with the publishers wherby wo can offer The Xtemhr and the Kkiihuh Vit; Wceky Journal and Atricullurht for the small emu of $1.50 per year. Two papers for the price of one. Come in anil subscribe. Notice- Th Siiiita Fe offurs low rates to Tickets Salt Lake City and Ogden.

on sale August lltb and 12th. For further inf irnntion cull at ticket office, Alexander, Kansas, L. W. IIiLHisii, Agt. Some person issued a circular to the pensioiiern at Topeka Tuesday asking them lo uer.iartd their pensions to be paid in gold.

The circular read ss follows: Comrades, hall! You are entitled to gold in payment of checks. Demand it. Do not accept depreciated currency." The Annua! Meeting of the American Pharmaceutical Association is to held in Denver, Aug, 14th to 24th, 18U3, A rate of one fitre for the round trip via the Missouri Pacific Railway has boen nrrangort. W. E.

Ai.i.kx, Agt. McCracken, Kas. Rodney Torrey, of the La Crosse Chieftain mid llarry Wooodward wiT' in McCracken Sunday aud called on ye editor aud ye foreman while the latter two were busily engaged getting their sumptuous meal of "pancakes, and lappiu' sorghum," But, of course, they wouldn't eat, oh, no! Mr. 1). Yonker, a well i IIOWII druggist of Howling Green, Ohio, iu speaking of Chamberlain's Cough Uemedy, says'.

take pleiisure in recommending it to my customers for 1 am certain that it will always please them. 1 sell more of it than all other kinds put together." For sale by S. W. Dutton. We have just received a letter from our old friend Ed Pugh, who is now in St.

Louis, nd he says that Kansas is tiie best place yet, and that he will be back in time to put in a fall crop. He says that alt St, Louis has done for him is to change his politics. While here lie was a populist but now he is a -strong republican. He has been associated with the laboring men of fcrt. Louis and finds that they know what party is their friend, and they have converted Ed.

Missouri has become quite a republican producing state of late, In 189ft many of our PopuSist friends in Kansas will find that the Republican is not a party of the past, but of the present and the future. The Old Peoples' meeting on Sunday last atlhe B. church was a success in every particular. They dispensed with the ue of the organ and saag sitchold and familiar pieces liavirg another meeting of the same kind in tha near future. Teachers, Attention! Supt.

Gratis of Ellis county lias made arrangements with the State Hoard of Education to bold an examination for State Certificates at Hays City, during the last week in this month. As many teachers as can should attend. We will give further information later. If men are the salt of the earth, women are undoubtedly the sugar. Salt is a necessity, sugar is a luxury.

Vicious men lire salt-petre, stern men are table salt. Oid maids are the brown sugar, good natured matrons are the loaf sugar, and the pretty girls are the fine pulverized white sugar. Salt and sugar make a good mixture, nt any rate pass us the sugar. Ex. There are a number of candidates for (he various offices who, should they receive the nomination, would expect the papers to tell the dear people about them, light a hard cam paign for themf and this tco, just for the fun of the thing, it you area candidate don't be afraid to announce yourself through the press.

It is a laudable tiling for a man to aspire to oflice in tins' free country of ours. Messrs. Pampell and Griffith of the State University at Lawrence, were in this vicinity Sunday. 1 bey have been out gathering information concerning the underflow of water in various parts of southwestern Kans is. Prof.

Hawortb of the University has been with them and had the party in charge. The young men were to meet him at Hays City, fr.nn which place they will return tn Lawrence. A Call. The members of the Republican County Central Committee are requested to meet at the Sheriff's ohVe lu the court houe at La Crosse, Saturday, August 10th, at 2 p. for the purpose of transacting iny aud all business that may come before said organization.

Let there be a full turn out of the enmmittemen. All Republicans are cordially invited to be present and adv'se with the committee. A. J. Redman', Gko.

Dock way, Chairman. Secretary. Sont It to IIIh Mutlier in Oorniimy. a sob who is in the employ of the Chicago Lumber at Des Moines, iown, says: -I have just sent some medicine back to my mother in the old country, that I know from personal use to be the best medicine iu the world for rime-matism, having used it iii nv family for several years, It is culled Chamberlain's Pain Balm, It always does the work." o0 cent bottles for sale by S. W.

Dutton. A lady in the vicinity of McCracken hands us the poetry which we publish below mid assures us that she has tin permission of the parties whose names appear therein: There's ft limn in McCracken, Anil what citi tut thinks lie ivanti a cur lmtil of rulihita, Hi- name i Nim Su-ink. lie's ''iinir to them, So he tiilil llle: iilit won't he ue( flreil? Aud huiv Fi i.l. he will he! Anil when he thioiiyli oh! uuii'i he he ill! He'll Hunt Dr. Duttoit 'l'o give him jiill.

And ivheu he ha eaten them up clean lie will he inclined lo aav: ltahhii.H nnd ruhlilin old, Uuhhit hut nnd ralildt: cold, itiihhila teniler, rahhila tonsil: Thank you, nim, I've liaii enough Mv little boy, whim two years of age, was taken very ill with bloody (lux. 1 was advised to use Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera aud Diarrhuca Remedy, uud luckily procured part of a bo'lle. 1 carefulU road ihe directions and gave it accordingly. 11 was very low, but slowly nnd surely he began to improve, grmluiil Iv re covered, and is now ns stout and strong as ever. 1 feel sure it saved his life.

I never can praise the Hiin edy half its worth. I am sorry every one iii t'm does not know how gjod il is, hs I do. Mrs. Lina S. Hinton, Grahamsville, Marion B'lorida.

For sale by S. VV. Dutton On Monday last Governor Morrill removed the old Board of Police Commissioners at Wichita. He bad on the previous Salurday requested them to resign, but they, claiming that they had not been derelict of duty, refused to resign. The Governor therefore appointed a new board who will receive the assistance of'an assistant attorney general who will be appointed soon by Attorney General Dawes.

If the prohibitory law is not now enforced in Wichita it will be the fault of the citizens and not the state administration. Since 1878 there have been nine epidemics of dysentery iu different parts of the country in which Cham-hertam's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhea Romedy was used with perfect success. Dysentery, when epidemic, is TIME TABLE MISSOURI PACIFIC MOUNTAIN TIME. U01NO WK8T: No. 201, ll.lli p.

i No. SIT, l.iK-al 10 (M a. Ko. tl Tbroiifib Freight D.tiTp.iii, OOIN'i KA8T: No. Pawiwr 32 t.

No. SIM, Throui-li Kri'ltflit i.80 p. in, ita. Z2i, UH-U MvlKht p. ui W.

K. Ai.i.kx, Acn(. A. T- 5. F.

UOINU WKHT. No. dully except Sunday, leavia p. m. GOING EAST, No.

HUH, dally est pt Sunday, leaves MaklDu'rliwo -ilinwtlnlu at Nlrkrrmin anil (it, BcDit villi tbriHiKh trains for Kansaa City, HI, I.imla, Chicago ml points In the east. Alto making ninnwtlnna with tlimuiili Iralna for I.a Junta, AlliiiquerijiiH, San Krautiaro, I.oa Anjf and point Id the went and anuth. L. IIII.I1ISII, Aent. Alexander, Kansas.

DIRECTORY. IT. S. OFFICERS. retlili-nt (irover P.

Cleveland Vlre I'reKldxnt Adlal Htavenaoa Berrelary of State Klrhard Olne) Secretary Treasury lohn t'arliale Secretary of War Daniel N. l.anitmt Attorney-lienerul Jtidaon Harmon roatmasler-'ieneral Win. Wilson Secretary Navy Hilary A. llerlierl Secretary Interior Iloke Kmltli Secretary of Agriculture J. 8.

Jlurtiio SUPREME COURT OFFICERS. Chief of the V. 8 Melville W. Fuller Associate Justice Stephen J. Kield, Call.

John M. Harlan, Ky. Horace Mass. David J. Brewer, Kane.

Ilenry B. Brown, On. Shlraa, Pa. E. Jackson, Tenn.

White, La. Reporter, J. C. Bancroft Davla, N. Y.

yi Clerk, J. II. Mi-Kenney, D. C. John M.

Wihrht, Ky. STATE OFFICERS. LluutenantOovernor. E. N.

Jtorrill Jas. A. Troutman W. 0. Edwards Geo.

E.Cule Otis Atherton Secretary of State Auditor Treasurer Attorney-fieneral 8upt. Pub. Chief Justice Associate F. B. Dawes E.Stanley Martin H.

Johnson Noah Allen R. W. Dine I. Long E. Andrews Cong.

7th District. Judge COUNTY OFFICERS. Representative Prosecntlne Probate Judge Sheriff M. Kothwetler L. Anderson B.

O. Lewis II. L. Brown Treasurer Louis Schaumlmr; Clerk of District Court Coonl) Clerk Register of Deeds School Joonty Sarveyor Coroner C. E.

Veninan W. J. Hayes lliimhurj: H. A. Knssell C.

Kjeldsen W.J. Phillips latdletj. B. Kletl ece, 2nd II. Lewis 8rd dint (jeore Ahhe Commissioners.

(8n Court convenes second Tuesilay in January and April and Brst Tuesday In September. CITY OFFICERS. Mayor Police Judjje Marshal Clerk Treasurer W. T. Grnmbein J.

It. Stock (ieo. Stock W. V. Ridley J.

P. Warden J. M. Hustings. I O.I Stock.

M. B. Rush. P. L.

KuodeTaMS IE. Mcliiniecy. School Board of Distort No. 3H, McCracken, Ruth County, Kansas; Director A. Robertson Treasurer, K.

P. Starrett Clerk, Dr. 8. W. Dutton CHURCHES.

UNITED Niililiatli achool at in m. I'n-aWiiuK at 11 in. and A p. TO. Mimical IraimiiK Tuesday at 8:80 p.m.

Prayer meettaR Thursday at 8 p. m. D. STiiOMiitK, Pastor. METHODIST Sunday wliool at 10 a.

ai. Preachrng at 11 a. hi. Vespers m. I'reachlnK a p.m.

'hiiTch Kchonlof vocal music every Monday ewntng at o'clock. Praver nie ting Wednesday evening 4it o'clw k. Choir rehearsal ThnrsdayvenlnK. 'Preachlnit at Dry Creek and Ited Wing on altei-nate Snndav afternoon's at auntime. All are cordially invited.

A. lsTn Uaai-UTT, Pastor. SOCIETIES. Kof P. Home lodse mar-t In the t.

0. O. F. ball Kin the let add 8rfl Wednneday of each month at 8 o'clock, m. All visiting Knighta will receive a cordial welcome.

W. A. Bab, C. C. MW.A.

ElmVallny Canp No. 1D4. Mosts the last Friday evening each month at the tall of I. O.O. P.

at8e clo. Visiting neighbors are lnvitei to meet wita.ua. to. Uau, W. V.

JSeu.r.T, Clerk, V. 0. I lierfliy announce imnrtf aa a candidate for the ollice of I'-iunty Tn-aaurrr, subject to tue de cisliin of thi- ItrpuMtcan L'uunty Convention. W.F.OiUMUKlN. almost as severe and dangerous as Asiatic cholera.

Heretofore the best efforts of the most skilled physicians havd failed to check its ravages, this remedy, however, has cured the most malignant cases, both of children and adults, and under the most trying conditions, which proves it to be the best medicine in the world for bowel complaints. For sale by S. Button. In Russia tha sunllowpr is extensively grown for the oil of the seeds, It is used for food and cooking, as olive has been. The cake left after expressing the oil is ground in.

to meal for feeding cattle, for which it has been found very profitable. The cake meal has from 30 to A per cent, of protein, to lb por cent, of fat, and as, when sifted, the finer meal may be separated from the courser there may be two qualities of it, the fine meal being richest iu pro. teine and less in fat, while the course is the opposite. This is on account of the easier expressing of the oil from the finest of the meal. A Russian immigrant into Minnesota is now occupied in growing this plant for the same use and had 100 acres planted last spring.

The culture in Russia is very profitable and is expected to be so in Minnesota. Ex. What is the matter with the Sunflower State that she hasn't found out what tlm ilower whose name she bears is good for? If the same use could be made of the sunflower that grows in Kansas, Oh! What a Haryest There Would Be!" The Old Settlers' Picnic at Hays City August 1st, was quite an enjoy-ii Lie kiTair. Owing to the late harvest there not as many present as Inst year. Among the prominent men of the state who were presen were U.

S. Senator Lucien Baker, Hon. Sain Howe, ex-State Treasurer Hon. Clias. Curtis, a member of Con oress from the 4th District, Ron Stephen Osliorn, of the 23d District.

Senator JJtiker de livered an oration on Kansas, and eu logized our republican form of gov eminent afid lis U. a. ouprem Court. In speaking of ibis court the Senator among oilier things said that ''this court from the time of Cine Justice Marshal to Chief Justice Ful ler had been in time of peace the guardian of the peoples' rights; in lime of war their ark of safety, and that no honest mini with a just cause need fear to enter her sacred portals, io liinny man of the crowd was Hon, Clias, Curtis. He told some Hinusiug stories on Judge Osborn ant Simon Mntz and kept his audience in laughter he greater part of his speech lie mill Senator Baker pledged them selves In the people to use all honor sole means to secure the cession the reservation to the state of Kansas E.

Jumesoii, President of the Kan bus Ileal Instate Association has a novel pbiii to bring new. comers to Kansas. He calls it the Million Club mil says among 'other things '-that in every city in Kansas whore there Is a newi-paper published a Miiliuu Club shall be organized, with a presi lent, secretary and treas. urer. There shall be no fee; each member ahull himself lo write his relal ives anil friends concerning the cheapness of Kansas lauds, their productiveness, ami writing them to iniike their home in Kansas.

It is a scheme to procure homes for anil to uive employment to the homeless and unemployed of our crowded cities. The plan contemplates smal farina well worked aud owned by the intlivnltiI, hints been demonstrut ed that 40 to SO acres of a larui well tended will yield a sufficiency for a family and give them something to luy by for a rainy dsy. The plan is given in full in Tuesday's issue of the Hutchinson Nam. Mr. Jameson in the same article has much to say concerning the influence of the press and especially the local paper.

We wish many of our citizens and especially he business men, to ponder his words well. Here is what he says: "I am free to confess that tie success or failure of my plan to get one million people to Kansas rests with the newspaper editors of the state, and with the efforts of the people. The local paper is interested in the development of the city and county iu which it is published, and the better it is supported the more it can do for its people. Every paper sent out of a city is an advertisement for that locality. The world will get to know Kansas through printer's ink, and the tone of the outside press will be moulded by the sentiment the local press of Kansas.

And for this reason my plan is, that each county shall organi8 and work for itself." Dr. S. W. DUTTON PRACTICING PHVSICIAJL Regular charges, $1.00 for ack visit in the city and $1.00 for the first mite In the country and CO cents for each additional mile. fer each cue of mid-wil'ery.

McCracken, Kinsxa. STOCK RAHCH. One-half mile north of Iowa Highest market price paid for eattl and hogs. 53. H.

II ICRS. Jrvin'a Old Stand. Wagon and buggy work done ia workman-liko manner. Horse dosing a speciality. All work guaranteed.

Ed. McCURRTT. Tonsonal Artist. For a New York shave or a Boston hair cut, come in and try him. Next door to Bank, McCkacken, Kansas J.

R. STOCK, UNDERTAKER. Dealer In Furniture Mm Third Door east of Main on Maple McCracken, Kansas. EJIYSER'S I AM PREPARED TO DO AXL KINDS OF PRICES TO SUIT TEE TIMES. Call and see me.

S. Keyssr. McCracken, Kansas. CONFECTIONERY, Iiap on1 IUJ uuu COLD LEMONADE AND POP. Two Doors south Always on hand.

of the Postoffice. JOHN FUDGE. MoCRACKEN, KANSAS. J. T.

NOLAN, Attorncy-at-Law. Will practice law in this and ad joining counties. Will draw up deeds, mortgages, leases, contracts, and other papers. Conveyancing and titles to real estate examined. Commercial collections o-Ivon prompt attention.

Inferences: First National Dank of Hays City. Kansas. Bank of McCracken. Lkaohii Ollice. McCracken, Kans.

Please Read! In writing communications for The Jjnuler, please bear iu mind the date publication and govern youiselt accordingly. To insure publication on Thursday, our press day, they must be received not latter than toe Tuesday preceding. They MUST be written hi plain J'JwjHxh and only on one side of the manuscript. Pluase remember. Butliw CH Vi Notice.

On account of the National meet, itifj of American Pharmacentical Association hell at Denver, August 14.th to 24tli, 1895, the Santa Fe offers a reduced rate of onefarefor tfie rotttul trip. Tickets ort sale Aug ust lltb and 12th. For further information call at ticket office Alexander, Kansas. L. Hiliiish, Aent..