Western Herald from Jetmore, Kansas • 4

m.BJ'.J'RS.J Th.o "Wostora XXoraldJ Fine apples, 75 conts per Lashel Bring ca your wkoat and barley, It iJooun't Cost Much to go to Denver, Colorado Springs, Manitou, Glenwood Springs, and a hosts of other charming places in Colorado, via Banta Fe Route, ft W. Teed, agent, Jetmore will give you rates and other information on PliOOICAM For tbe Thtrty-Fourth Kawlog 8. S. Convention, to beheld at the Ilolbrook Hchoel House, Sunday 20 181)7. 10 30 Opening exercises, conducted by the president.

Singing. 11 00 What principles should guide PUBLISHED KVEll Til UIWSDAY EutceJ it tbe PoutoiHto it Jelruore, second clans il matter. Ktnt.au, Su1ispriition Per Year, 31.00 iutei op luotcKirrinx un irar ii.isi; llepubliciin Convention. Tho republican county convention mot at tbe court house Tuesday at 11 A. and organized temporarily by electing Chas.

Raff chairman, A. IE. Funaton eocrotary and W. F. Aikin aahistant secretary.

The different committees were appointed and adjournment was had until 2 o'clock. Whoa the convention come to order, the temparary organization was made permanent. After the report of the different committees, tbe following nominations were made: Treasurer, C. C. Sanders; County Clark, Walter Ruff; Register of Deeds, John Brown; Sheriff, Wm.

Lancaster; Coronur, Dr. Sterrett; Surveyor, O. A. Lewis; Commissioner 2d district, A. H.

Baser. The ticket is a good one and will win at tho coming election. A full report of tho convention will bo found in this paper next week. A Horse' Teeth. Every horse has six teeth above and below.

Before three years of age he sheds his middle teeth; at three he sheds one more on either side of the central teeth; at four he sheds the two corner and last of tho fore teeth. Between fouf and five the horse cuts the under tusks; at five will cut the upper tusks, at which time his mouth will be complete. At six yeard the grooves and hollows begin to fill up a little; at seven the grooves will be well-nigh filled upj except the corner teeth, leaving little brown spots where the dark-brown hollows formerly were. At eight the whole of the hollows and grooves are filled up. At nine there is very often seen a small bill to the odtside corner teothj the point of the tusk is worn off, and the part that was concave begins to fill up arid become rounding; the squares of tho central teeth begiu to disappear, and the gums leave them small and narrow at the top.

The Germans and tha Romans. The Germans wcro repeatedly mentioned in eai'ly Roman history as invaders of the country south of the Alps. In 113 B. C. the Teutons and the Cymry inflicted a great de feat upon the Romans iu Illyrja; and, in turn, were defeated by Marius, B.

C. 102. The Romans never mado any impression upon the Germans, even Caesar failing in his attempts to invade the country beyond the Rhino, The army of Varrus, the Roman general, was annihilated by Arminius or Hermann in the Teuto-' burg battle. Tho first historical treatise, dealing with the Germans, was written by Tacitus. at Prestagea.

A. Button handod us $1.00 on sub. ecription Tuesday. The BIuo Front sells 10 bara of good laundry soap for 25 centi, Scott Yeatmcn of Kinsley wai do. ing business in this city the first of the week.

Elmer Bradley of Itepublic conity, a nephew of E. P. Bradley is visiting relatives her3. Raymond Mnnford left Tuesday for Sterling where he will attend school this winter. Have you seen the handsome flyers advertising the Fall Festival and Silver Anniversary of the Santa Ff Topelca's Fall Festival will be held September 27 to October 2, 1897.

Only one fare for the round trip via Santa Fe Route. Card of Thanks We wish to extend our tkanki to our noighbors and friends whe so kindly assisted in the care and burial of our dear cousin, Miss Trebilcock. Mrs. C. D.

Pratt. Mrs. tf. D. HunUr.

Hon. V. H. Orinstead, republican nominee for Judge of this district made a speech at the close of the republican convention on Tuesday. He is an eloquent and forcible talker and his remarks were well received.

N. Rittenhouse brought us samp les of the finest kaffir corn, Tuesday, that we have ever seen. The heads measure 15 inches in length and are well filled. Mr. Rittenhouse while here ordered the Herald sent to him for a year.

New fiirHiture jUBt arrived at H. Co, H. F. Co. Prosperity can be seen at every turn.

There are of course, some who have not seen any, as one of our citizens remarked recently that it had not struck him yet. But the answer he received was more than he could stand, and he has not b'edn heard to make the remCrk since. Object, Lessons in State Development and Railroad Growth. The story of progress in Kansas is so intimately associated with the growth of the Santa Fe Route, that, tbe display on Wednesday of Festival week will vividly illustrate the advances of twenty five years. If you're a resident of Kansas yeu are interested and will travel via the famous Kansas Highway -the Santa Fe Route.

Only one fare for rbuad trip. If you need a nice buggy call on H. Co. H. F.

Co. Six Days of Good Times Are promised to everybody who at tends the Fall Festival at Topeka', 27 to Oct: 2. Thd last days of September wfll long be remembered by such of our fellow citizens as attend the Topeka Fall Festival and Silver Anniversary of A. T. S.

F. By. The program of each day will be replete with novelties and the drills and sham battles of the troops and the parades of other bodies will prove interesting. to visitors. Th3 Santa Fe Routoi has made a rate of $7.70 for round trip from Jetmore, tickets on sale Sept.

2(7 to Oct. 2 inclusive- limited to Octobor 4, 1897. W. Black, G. P.

A. (ireat Olfer. SnJ us the names and addresses of three cr more performers on tKe piano or organ together with ten cents peutage find we will mail you ten pieces of full sheet music, consisting' of popular songs, waltzed, marches, arranged for tho piano and organ. Address Popular Music Pub. Indianapolis, Ind.

TAX SALE NOTICE. Notii is hereby that tlif countv treasurer or noageman county Kansas will sill at auction, at the comity treasurers ofticc in Jetmore, on the fourth Monday, bci.lg the 35th of CKtooer, 1S97, the following tracts rf lanrianH town lots or io much thereof as niay be necessary to pay the tax and COS.U, on tlir same for the year liW6. Nami: Description Awt Woldridrri ft Pulliam 8 Vi 14 42 SH 1H SI nomas I lane liw Vf 1 2S 2S 14 ai John CjoI'c i. HI 24 gl lit li AnKie Knu.y ri 21 21 2 126H Mcrrile Trust Co et' It 1 1 i 9.1 JJTyivmwH HIP: Hicl-mim 12 2 8: Elizabeth Uaim 12 21 84 6 )4 Hickman wU It '47 Goudard Hauns Add to Jetmcre all blk 36 27 76 lirownlce liardv's 3d lot blk 12 0 22 do lot Ik 42 FJ, Sarah Greenwood lot 4 blk 45 fil Blair Ulairs Add lot 10 Hk 48 Also, noiice is hereby that ihr cctinty treasurer of Hodremau County, Kansas, will sell at public auction, at the cmnty treasurers flice in Jetmore, the fourth Monday, ibemg the 25th day, of October 18(17. the following of l.

ni and town lots, or much thereof as niy be necessary to pay the tax ud cost on the same for the year 18W5. FC Mattrsonsw 33 21 21 11 4 Geo Laird County Treasurer, Hodgemon, Cuuaty, A few wore houses were moved out of tgwn Ust WMk, The cirr schools will bejjio on wock from Monday. Nels Sorem'i baby died Monday night, with hooping cough. Tho late rains will pat the ground ra eooa conuiuon ior ibu sosimig. 1 Indications are that a very large acreage of wheat will bo put in this fall The cold wavo which struck tho country lact week, was indeed wel come.

A. J. Weaver of Old Orchard, Maine, sent us $2.00 on subscription Monday. Twins, a boy and a girl, were born to Mr. and Mrs.

J. B. Magill, Sutur-day night. But little threshing was dene in I the county last week on account of wet weather. New is a good time for you to sub scribe for the Herald if you are not already a subscriber.

Sunday school convention at HoL I broot school house Sunday, COID- mencing at 10.30 A. M. Remember us when you want to subscribe for any kind of papers or magazines. We can save you money. Mrs.

Margaret fltJohn of Hutoh- juson Kansas, was called here to as sist in the care of her cousin Miss Trebilcock. The republican primary passed off quitely Saturday afternoon, as re publican primaries hate for the past several years. Ed Magruder came from Marys ville, Iowa, a few days ago. He left here ftbeut a year 8g0i which is about i There will be preaching at the M. E.

church Sunday at 11 A. M. by Rev. E. J.

Shook of Iowa, and at 7:30 P. M. by Rev. Rutlege. The populists, democrats rind free silverites are at a loss te know what to do.

They have been busy for sev eral weeks trying to settle on candi dates. George R. Peck, recognized as one of the greatest living orators, will be one of the speakers at Topeka during festival week, which commences Sep tember 27. Jehh Keyes has been having a serj ous time with one of his hands for a week or two. He' knocked the' skin off the back of one of therri and blood poison set iD.

The famous Pompier Fire Crops, of KansAS City, will rescue people from a burning seven story building. on Tuesday evening, September 28, at the Topeka Fall Festival. We met C. H. Ilertel on the train going to Lamed one day" last week He says be had about 2000 bushels of small grain this season, and expects to put in a good crop this fall.

Peaches have b'eon selling here as low as GO cents per bushel. From the present outlook, it wilt be but a few years until Hodgemaa county will be shipping peaches to other markets Died, September 16, 1887, at the home of her cousin Mrs. C. D. Pratt, Miss Isabelle' Jeffory TrebiL cock, only daughter of Cttptian Dav- ies and M.

A Trebilcock, of Pan- zauce, fling and. A Cdlorado paper of recent date contained a letter from Fred Gordon who wai on his way to the gold fields of Alaska. He wis for several years a resident of this county and is a brother of Mrs. Charles Jackson. According to the election law nom inations for us well as county officers, aiuit bo filed with tho county clerk SO days before the election.

Candidate's and committees should bear this in mind. W.H. presidiog elder, will1 bold the third quarterly conference of th9 Jetmore circac, at this place, Saturday evening October at 7 o'clock. All members of the quarterly conference ar re-i nested to be pres ent; 1 on so A RAKE D1S00VERY. A Real Mine of Surgical Treasure Trove in Switierland.

Our knowledge of the medico-military organization of ancient Rome owes not a fow of its most distinctive details to Switzerland, Windisch, for example, the Vin-donlssa of antiquity, has proved to the Swiss archaeologist a reul mine of surgical treasure-trove, lying aa it does at the junction of the Aare and the Reuss, and commanding on: the one side tbe two Italian high ways (from the Great St Bernard and from Como) and on the other the communications with the Pvhina, and Danube. Here was found thai celebrated monument with inscription to Tiberius Claudius Ilymnus, surgeon of the Twenty-first legion. Here, too, have been unearthed medicine chests, instrument cases, with pincers, scalpels, needles, catheters and such like in fine preservation. Pr, Conrad Brunner, of Zurich, has based on these discoveries a highly interesting monograph, and the enthusiasm he has awakened in the medical branch of archaeological research bids fair to fructify in even more precious discoveries. Not long ago there was disinterred at Badon-im-Aargau a Roman house containing' 14 apartments, varying in size, and with walls painted with designs of the highest interest for the classical scholar.

When exposed to light of day there appeared about the struc-" ture a number of fibulas and vases, and in the apartments themselves such a quantity of surgical instruments as to favor the conclusion that the house was neither more nor less than a hospital. This is in many respects a novelty in medical archaeology. We have very clear notions as to what the valetudinaria or infirmaries for slaves on patrician estates were but a building for the wounded or ailing Roman soldier presents points of interest, as hitherto ne such buildings have been found in their integrity. Moreover, when we add that never either in Switzerland or iii any other scene of Roman military occupation has there beenl found so largo an assortment of surgical Instruments as in this newly discovered hospital near we have said enough to awaken scholarly and professional curiosity, in the spot, and to lend additional attraction to the picturesque "Kurort," known since the first; century A. D.

on the banks of the Limmat Lancet safe laxative for tut babe-in-trus. CASCAVETS ai liked by tfitichiJ-d on. They taftt-e pood nd on guod, mop ftnd cramps, and kill and f'rtve off worms. apl all bind of para-pitet that live tu tiie PLEASE TK CKiLCREH bowel uf Uie gi-owin cUd. TS, t-t t3d iarn CUSE of con mcaltnr flrrrlnate or if ch.vu nnner wiil he chft rfiUlr refunded by joji own CAMiAKST-f rewld by .11 oruu- If, ts ior lOt, Sit.

I 11CJJI Tt! i iOc a box, atco.d- t.LEil 14 a sire. JV. oxrrlll prove tUc.rf lrin li fftMT rM ore io uy lue bix rrlll prove the merltand ptityoit on the nit roau wyz tHc.t and tiRrmflreri ilM.IMiHHlll health, lion't ilu delssjr. me-icines yoti have tried. They sold, ana infinitely superior.

tocurST.Y'H'se I stipatln. h(i flirt Christians in their contributions. Discussion opened by F. W. Lewio.

Remarks by Volunteers. 1 1 30 Song service, conducted by cent mittee on music. 12 00 Dinner intermission of which all are invited to take part. 1 15 The gospel railroad, by A. C.

Ilol brook. 1 30 8ong Bervice, conducted by com mittee. 1 43 what are somo difficulties that Sunday school teachers meet with in tiieir work, and how may those diOlcul ties be over come, 8. M. Ilolbrook, Jr.

Open for discussion. 2 30 Hew far should a Christian abstain for the sake of others, J. W. Hunter 2 45 Recitation bv Henry Ilolbrook. 3 00 Children's hour conducted by J.

Moody. i 00 Recitation, by Lulu L. Lynch. Singing intersperced throughout the program by committee on music. A.

O. Holbreok, president. Cannie Cramer, secretary. Mrs. Lynch, Mrs.

Miller, and C. D. Ilolbrook, committee. Our Oiler. To those who owe us on subscription, or want to pay a year in advance, or to tlio.se who wish to subscribe for the IIkkald, we make tbe following oiler: We vant a quantity of wheat, barley and oats, and will allow you 10 cents per bushel above market price in Jetmore for barley and oats and 15 cents pet bushel above market price for wheat.

These are articles we have to buy and will be as acceptable as the money, A number of our subscribers are behind, and as we do not call on you very often, we hoqe you will take advantage of this offer as soon as possible. We have, a time or two in the past, made a 50 cent rate to new sudscribers or to old ones who would pay up, but we will never make such an offer again; there is no money in it. This is the best olfer we expect to make, and it will only run a reasonable length of time. A Good Proposition. The Kansas City Times recently printed letter addressed by Peter Snoogle, a Long Beach soap baron to Private Secretary Ed Little, offering the oBly Kansas man who ever was honored by the Sultaii of Turkey, his daughter's hand in marriage.

Following is Snoogle's letter: "I have just read that you have been honored by His Royal Highness, the Sultan of Turkey, with the grand cor don of the Order ot the Medjidie and I have b'een kindly informed by a friend, Mrs. Bradley-Martin, who owns the only authentic book on ancient herald ry, in New York, that you are the only native American Count in this country I have an only daughter, who for the past three months, has been requesting me to buy her a Count, but which I havs refrained from doing heretofore, for tbe reason' that I am an intense ad mirer of President McKinley and be iieve iu American products. "jow, my aear uount, an a man of busiaess; engaged for thirty-eight years in the manufacture of Snoogls's vegetable soap, the only soap of its kind that will keep the hands from chapping, and hence I am a man of few words; I have delegated the power of speech to my money, and I will leave that talk for me. "To be brief, -want to know hew much' you will take for yourself. I have been informed that Counts, like everything else, even soap, are now governed by the inexorable law of supply and dsmandand I suppose as they are not yet as silver is, they are rising in value and command a high price.

"I auj not a and while i am too good a business man to bo extrava yet I will pay for you whatever you tliink is right, ilow would a million dollars strike you "If you favorably of this proposition let me know and 1 will send you my daughter's picture i oil; if yon do uot think favorably of it, let me hear from you, anyway, and perhaps 1 will raise it. My daughter wants a Count and she must have one. 1 am not the man to deny her those trifles for tho sake of a little money. "In case you will marry her I nrill say that after a reasonable length of time 1 will, if she likes you, present te yeu pay soap factory in addition to your marriage dowery; and, you perceive, that you cau then live oil' the fat of the land, or rather the vegetable oil ot' our country, very nicely. "It raakt'3 hut little difference if you are already married.

I have money and the courts oa my side and we can (easily arrange for a divorce. Let me hear from you by ret'iru mail with phctngraph. lielive ins, my sir, to be your loving'p'ip i by anticipation. See H. Co.

H. F. Co. for the Derhster wind mill. Hixiioi.thn i Three Months 80 TIME TABLE.

C. K. 4 Railway. Traim run daily except Sunday. Lv.

etmore looPM nunlctte Ar. I.arncd Ot. Hand Kllinwood Bterling Nickerson Hutchinson Newton Kinsley Dodge City lt. r)odue Cily ''Kinsley Newton Hutchiuson Nickerson Sterling Ellinwood Gl Kend Lamed Ar. Hurdette Jetmore 4 So 5 58 6 19 709 78 lh 9 15 925 10 40 0 45 a 7 55 5 40 7 10 7 35 7 50 8 40 907 10 30 11 47 100PM Through tickets to all points in the United States, Canada and Mexico sold at lowest rates.

Steamship and accident tickets sold, Ten per cent reduction on round trip tickets. Tickets good for ten days Infor mation pertaining to passenger or freight service cheerfully given. C. W. Teed, Agt Jetmore Is located 8B0 miles west of Kansas Cily, and Is the county seat of Hodge-man county.

It Is the terminus of the C. K. W. R. R.

Santa Fe brunch from Lamed. It is a lire, growing town, and one-of tue most prosperous in the western part of the state. If yon have money to invest, loro is the place, property is cheap and will be double tho present price before many months. If you want to go into business you cant find a better place in Kansas. Hodgeman County Is the banner county of the west.

For cheap and and big wheat crops, we are "strictly in Hodgeman county is '24 miles wide by 36 miles long. No county in Kansas has a finer water sup ply than Hodgeman. The Parynee through the northern part, the Buckner in the Center and the Hawlug throuirh the southern part are never failing streams; those streams, wnu their many inou- taties, make this the finest place on earth for stock Of all kind''. Inexhaustible deposits of the finest building stone in the west are found in all parts of tho county. All kinds of grain can be raised here; wheat, bailey, rye and oats are the most successful.

Farming is done with half the labor required in the older states. Stop paying rent and come to Hodgeman county and buy a home Any inquiry, regarding Jetmore or Hodge- riian county, directed to this paper or its editor Will receive prompt attention. G-. G-. PRICE, A.ttomev at Law.

Counts Attorney. Jetmore, Kansas. David Allen, Probate Judge of Hodgeman County EST" Will acknowledge Tension Papers Free and make Final Proof sand guar antees iitisfaction. Charges Reasonable. Call and see me.

if etmore, Kansas, Dr. W. 2. Stsrretw. Oifice upstairs in Moore's Blk.

For- merly occupied by Dr. Miller. Jetmore, Kansas. STILES R. SLOSSON.

District Clerk. I am ready to make Final Proofs, and do the work as cheap as anyone else. Satisfaction guaranteed. Pension Papers Acknowledged Free. Keasonuble Kittes for all A Sore Thins tor Ton.

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A Colorado Summer Differs from summers elsewhere. The altitude of Colorado is one to three miles; heat is grateful, not enervating. The Uocky Mountains di Colorado are magmheent. Io be out of doorsin tin Ideal region, fishing, and mountain cliinbine, is fine tonic for the tired. Illustrated bonk, "A Colo rado N.ummer," mailed free by address ing W.

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Co. II. I I Grive us a Call For Nice Fresh Vegetables, fresh fruits, meats, cigars, and confectionary. Hew stock of cakes, crackers, and ginger snaps. Tinware and notions all at cash prices.

Pre stage Co. as? so DauasiSTi ft imiii CASOA BETH I I laste Rood. Eat ibeiu Increase the flow el i 0 9 tlamliV i like candy. They re- mllkinnursiiniinotta-1 CAAU TAB lii I WfSiSUI I move any bid taste era. A tablet eaten I SwU.l rUIl IV JI Jin 'ho mouth, leaving by the mother males 5 fPTWITIP1 Jthehreuttuweetand bermlllrTiiiluiypiirit-t HATUCDC I r.si.l I It V-perfnmed.

It las live and baa a mild I. ''81i' pleBure butcertnln effect nil 1 i Beating Iljlasor cuunou-ball piiia. CASCVRET9 aia purely veKettole Land oontaln no mer-' or other ml n- terai po'sou. Tnej are D.a.le of tbe latest remedies dlscor-r. red and Hre a acten- never before put together In sinr form.

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