Stafford County Democrat from Stafford, Kansas • 1

COUNTY 1 PURE THOUGHT, FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND AN HONEST BALLOT. NO. 15 VOLUME III STAFFORD, KANSAS, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1888. CITY AND COUXTY. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

NATIONAL OFFICERS. .1. Ii. Memorial service, for the dead, will be preached by Comrade Smiley, at the Baptist Sunday, May 27th. All veterans and their families are requested to attend.

As many members of the Post as possible are requested to attend in Uniform. S. F. Hoofes, Com. A Spleutlid Offer.

By paying $1.25 in advance for the Dii.MOCBAT you get the paper one year and any one of the following, 12 books, bound in cloth, a regular $1 book: Dickens' works, 15 vol's, East Lynne, Scottish Chiefs, Life of George Washington, Stories from History, Frontier Life, Hugo's Poems, Lamb's Essays, Macauley's Essays, Shakespeare, Tennyson, Guy Mannering, Waverly and 300 others, on various subjects, biography, travels, fiction, poems etc. i rover Cleveland. .1. Installs Tiimnas K. llayurd.

Wm. KairclilM Win. C. W. C.

Wliltn-y W. F. Vilas THm Vice President. of state. of the Trea'y.

of War. Secretary of the Navy. of the Interior. General, Master ioiicr.il. Xite weather.

To keep cool. But grass is growing. Wheat is bending out. Corn is coining np nicely. The trees in the park are growing nicely.

Base bail had commenced Liuong the 2nd nines, Ice cream and strawberries at A. Peacock Co's. Quite a number of strangers on the streets this week. Program. For the meeting of the Stafford county Teachers' Association, to he held at Stafford, May 19,1888.

10:30, a. M. Music. Invocation. Music.

Recitation, by Edna Beals. "County High School," H. L. Brown-lee. Discussion, led by O.

C. Jennings. "School Discipline," H. J. Bell.

Discussion, led by A. J. Stormont. Music. MC'MC.

Music. "Value of Normal Institutes," Supt. Salmon. Discussion, led by J. E.

Wiley. "Use of Outlines in teaching," J. O. Wasson. Discussion, led by Mrs.Mattie Wallace "What should the Common school seek to Accomplish?" E.

O'Connor. "The Teacher's Vexations and Pleasures." J. C. Garrigues. Discussion, led by Miss Logeay.

Music. Adjournment. STATE OFFICERS. John A. Martin Governor.

P. Lieutenant K. AJk'H Secretary of State. I. W.

HitmiltoQ S. B. Attorney General. Timothy McCnrthy Auditor, J. H.

Imhead. Sup't Public InstiTK't'n. COUXTY OFFICEES. A (ABB die People Stafford County. Having severed my connection with the Bank of Stafford, (now the First National Bank), I have formed a partnership with G.

W. Fort, of the old firm of Cothran Fort. We are engaged in the real estate business and are now-ready to sell your farm, procure you a loan, trade your farm for eastern property, write insurance on farm and city property, in fact anything legitimate in our line of business. We represent some of the strongest and most liberal loan companies in the west and pride ourselves in giving satisfaction to the bor-ro iver by making low rates and speedy returns on all loans. I ould say to my old friends, call and see us even if you have no business in our line.

Don't be afraid of taking up our time for we always have time to talk to our friends. Yours Eespt. J. H. TvitHBLL.

Frank Cox Commissioners. W. Mc('oinl). II. F.

Putnam. A. Martceuy. Probate Juiltre. County Clerk, Treasurer.

of Deeds. Attorney. District Court. Surveyor. Superintendent.

.1. F. Guernsey II. M. Woolley T.

.1. Maxwell A. M. Sines ni. Illasseock Dr.

E.J. V. II. Hi'ins Win. Dixon ltieliard Birbeek J.

X. Salmon CITY OFFICEES. COMMERCIAL. Keatl Carefully Every Week. School hooks cheap at the post office book store.

Mr, G. X. Empey. of was in the city Tuesday. Mr.

B. B. Wilson, of Sylvia, was in the city on business yesterday. Have you seen those nice White Goods at Jones only 5e a yard? The Fair Hhaak Lbr. Co.

furnishes the lumber to the city for the ensuing year. Frank Aldrich and Chas. Goodyear returned from their eastern trip last week. Dr. Shelton received a telegram, last Friday, to go to to visit a sick person.

Children's nice spring-heel kid shoes, os to 6s, for COc a pair, is only one of Jones' crushers. Sir. Robert Turner and family started yesterday for Missouri, where they will reside in the future. The People's Theatre Co. showed two nights in our city this week, and gave good entertainments.

Parasols did you say? Go right to Jones' and buy one of those like mine before they arc all gone. Mr. J. M. Johnson, agent for the Hutchinson was around calling on his friends this week.

.1. H. Tyrrell W. H. Smith Jtnfas Porter lien.

H. Darr Coiinctluien, I). S. C. Mayor.

City Treasurer. City Clerk. Felice City Marshal. E. Kail, M.

Williams, If. Turner, W. S. Job work done in the latest styles at this oflico. A years subscription to the Demochat given for two bushels of corn for a short time.

Song. Mr. F. S. Larabee, orator of the day, will be introduced by P.

P. C. Blair. usic by band. March to the cemetery at 3, p.

where the beautiful and impressive services for the dead will be carried out by the Post. General decoration of graves. ON AKHANGEJIKXTS, Comrades S. F. Hoopes, F.

Cox, R. M. Blair, C. D. Schrader, A.

O. Gere. Jll'SIC. S. F.

Hoopes, Mrs. S. C. Turner. "Miss Addie Cox, Miss Louise Leach, and T.

Marshall. sl'KAKKRS. R. M. Blair.

FL0WKI1S. Mesdauies F. Cox, S. F. Hoopes, C.

E. Halveson, C. B. Darr, Ollie Patier, Jon-ithau Taylor, C. G.

McXiel, E. J. Schrader, R. E. Morford, J.

B. C. Cook, E. M. Wallace, Berlin Chambers, and Comrades A.

O.Gere and Wm.Price. The committee on flowers will meet at Miss Crawford's building at 9:110 a.m., to arrange flowers. MAKKIXti GliAVK.S. Comrade C. C.

Wilson. The following Sons of Veterans have been detailed to act as assistant marshals of the day: W. J. Kersey and II. D.

McQuade. All those who believe in devoting one day in the year to strewing flowers ith loving hands and grateful hearts on the graves of our dead heroes and thereby reviving the noble example of patriotism they have bequeathed to us, are cordially invited to attend. Come one, comeall and do honor to this grand American custom. All parties owing subscription for the DiaiotitAT prior to Jan, 1, 1S.S, will please call at this office and settle, or send the amount to me, as we have the old books and want the matter settled. Respectfully, L.

M. Sl KKI-E. Advertised Letteri. Remaining in the postoflice at Stafford Kansas May 12, 1SS, uncalled for. Barnes, Wm.

H. Bortholomew, 1). B. Hopper, W. B.

Kirkpiitriek, Mrs. Lou. PuinphreV, Andrew J. 2 Pittman, MisJs Vina CAUDS. Bcnjamlnson, L.

Clark, Wm. MISCKl.l.AM.OlSi. Deveson, Miss Eniely. Parties asking for them, ill please say advertised and give tho date of advertising. L.

Mn.iox, Deputy P. M. Natural Gai. Kllwwokth, Natural gnu was struck in the second ell of lie Kllswortb. mining company yesterday, at a depth of 1 (." feet, over KM) feet nearer the surface than it was struck in the lii'tst well.

Got. Taylor Renominated. Nasiivillk, May The state democratic convention, which lias been in session here since last Wednesday, nominated Gov. Robert L. Taylor for reelection.

The opposition which bad been fighting him on every occasion, surrendered tbis forenoon, and the fortieth ballot resulted in his nomination. CIIHISMAN CO. EELIGIOUS MEETINGS. Haitist PreacliliiK every 2d and 4i li Sabbat li. morning and evening.

Ilusiness meeting Saturday liefore second Sunday. Ketnlay school at Mrs. S. I'Nn Hukthk kk- Services at Miss Crawford' south Main every second mid fourth Sunday of each month, at 11 o'clock a. and p.

in. Sabbath school every Sunday at 10 Hi. II. S. l'astor.

Program For the entertainment to be given tonight, at Gere's Hall, by the ladies of the Baptist church, to be followed by a strawberry and ice cream festival: Quartette, Prof J. H. Basel and Marshall Bros. Duet, "0, Wert Thou in tho Cauld Blast." Mrs. S.

C. Turner and Miss A. Granger. "Darius Green and his Flying Machine." Mr. Tracy Marshall.

Solo, "The King's High Way." Miss Louise Leach. Quartette, "Peter, Peter Punkin Eater." Misses Barr and Granger, and Messrs. T. and T. B.

Marshall. liecitation, "Modern Sermon." Mr. A. B. Akers.

Solo, "The Bend of the Piver." Mrs. H. C. Barton. Tableau, "Woman's Bights." Tenor Solo, "Marguercte Poiuanza," Prof.

J.H.Basel. Quartetto.Star of Ticcsending Night." Misses Granger and Barr, and Messrs. T. B. and T.

Marshall. THE CHALLENGE ACCEPTED. Call and see the Screen Doors at the Fair Shaak Lbr. Co's. tf iiJid Comliiuiltiiiii.

The Democrat and the Weekly Courier Journal. For $1.90 you will receive for one year both your home paper and the Louisville Courier Journal. The Courier Journal (Henry Watterson Editor) is too well known to require any new or extended introduction. It has beyond dispute the largest circulation of any Democratic weekly newspaper published. Each issue contains 64 columns of live news and interesting miscellany, Serial and short stories, Talmage's sermons, Agricultural and Live stock departments, Young folks and puzzle departments, are special features of the Weekly Courier Journal.

It is the one great newspaper west of the Aleghenies and south of the Potomac and the Ohio, which has had the courage, the independence, and the ability to 6tand and resist the flood-tide of monopoly sweeping over the laud from the head-waters of Litter creek, in Wall street, and to make an npright, disinterested aud successful defense of the tax-paying masses of the people, righting all dishonest schemes, the Courier Journal is as a sentiual on tho watch-tower, sleepless and vigilant. Those who desire to examine a sample copy can do so by sending a request to that effect to the Courier Journal, Louisville, Ky. Silk Kil.lHuiv, Those of our lady readers ho would like to have an elegant, large package of extra fine, assorted ribbons, (by mail), in different widths and all the latest fashionable shades; adapted for bonnet strings, neckwear, scarfs, trimming for hats and dresses, bows, fancy work, can get an astonishing big bargain, owing to the recent failure of a large hole-sale ribbon manufacturing company, by-sending only 25 cents (stamps), to the address we give below. As a Special OlTcr, this house will give double the amount of anv other firm in America if you will send' the names and P. O.

address of ten newlv married ladies when ordering and mention the name of this paper. No pieces less than one yard in length. Satisfaction is guaranteed, or money cheerfully refunded. Three packages for cent. Address, London Riimox Aokncv, Ji.iiset City.

N.J. JHy For oranges and lemons go to the post ohlce book store. Mkthoimkt Efiscoi'Ai. Services every Sunday at 11, a. and 7:30.

p. in. Sunday Kchoo! at 10, a. m. Fravey uicetins Thursday JKKFUKY MAII I IX.

Mrs. A. 1). Cronk vv.ent to St. John Tuesday.

We had rather a blue Tuesday in the police judge's office. Some nice fish are being caught out of the Kinneseah lately. "Prairie westward, are becoming quite numerous. Harry McQuade went to Sterling last Saturday and returned Tuesday. Wm.

Flynn, of Kansas City, was taking in Stalibrd on Monday last. Mr. T. C. Bi'ovnell, of St.

John, spent several days in the city last week. Dr. C. X. Shelton reports a fine girl at Mr.

Geo. Verning's. on May 15th. Sadie Tyrrell went to Newton for a Fhort visit the lirst of the week. 5c.

handkerchiefs for lc. each! These kind of prices build tip an immense trade for Jones Co. Persons who may desire to stop their paper are expected to see that all arrearages are paid. The trees that were, set out this spring are nearly all living, so we will soon have lots of shade. Eev.

Muughlin and Mr. W. K. Ball went to Xewton last Tuesday, and from there will go to Indiana. Our City seems to be the destination of a great many eastern parties that are looking for homes this spring.

Mrs. I). Vink is having a nice fence built around her residence.and the place, which has always looked well, now looks a great, deal better. The Stafford '-kids" went to I.eesburg last Saturday to play a game of ball with the youngsters of that place, but for some reason they failed to play. Jones Co.

will pay this week 20 cents per pound for spring chickens, weighing not less than 1 1-4 lbs. each. The Santa Fe is working ten men on the Stafford, section. It takes lots of work to keep the road up since all the through trains have been running over Ibis line. ().

X. Hall and Henry I.ovey, from Decatur. are visiting Mr. S. Hall.

The gentlemen are favorably impressed with the country and think they will locale here. Arrangements are being made to prospect fur coal, gas or salt. They 11 go down some paying is met with. The work will commence In a short time. Mr.

C. It. Darr, our ellicicnt Ftrect commissioner, is doing some more good work on our streets. We have the nicest effect of any city in the county by a large majority. We want a correspondent in every township in the county, and to all furnishing communications we will give a ci.pv of the paper free during the time thi'V communicate.

Kv'Tyb-idy was in town Saturday laying in sn fur the week. The farmers are very busy cultivating, and ail feel juhilent over the fine prospects fur a good crop this season. Teachers' meeting in the school build-in sta'Vord. May Saturday, at a. m.

Let everybody turn out. both teaclmrs and citizens and make this the most interesting meeting of the year. H. 1). McC-ude has returned from bis trip through the diffcront cities in the state.anj report that none are doing as well SUfibrJ.

Harry is working np an excursion end reports that be is meeting with good success. Mr. Wm. Price start for Kansas City Friday morning to make arrangements with parties tl ere to to Stafford and bore a bole and see what is nmler-ncath to meet the excursionists ho are on their war here. Remember you can get the Democrat and a dollar book for $1.25.

Parties arc looking for a good place-to locate, and of course they come to Stallord before investing. CliiilsTIAXK Services at the M. K. church every 1st and Jrd Iird's day al 3 p. in.

C. Mi i.tun. l'astor. Subscribe for the Demociut while you can get it for $1 per year. The best equipped olllce for job work in the county at the Democrat.

When needing any job work done come to tho Democrat office. The Plantation cigar at the poBtofllcc book and confectionery store. For peanuts to plant go to L.M. Steele Co's, at the Postoflice, 3 cents per pound. Reiiicinlier the subscription price of the Dkmck kat Is only $1 per year In Sir.

Beach, ho had his leg rcampu-tatcd, recently, by llr's. Tildcn and Sliel-! ton, is getting along nicely. I Jones Co. are selling a whole stock front calf boot, a splendid one. for only i.

Giiehs they Hole them. C. Vv Cronk's books are this o'liee. AH who are indebted to him for blaek-suiilhiiu are to cull lu re and settle, A picnic dinner is to b'u an important feature of the teachers meeting next (Saturday. Don't lorgt to bring your baskets well lilled.

iiev. A. Hodman, of M. John, will preach in the M. K.

eliurcli next Sunday morning and evening, it being the rpiar-tcrly meeting occasion. We will soon Ix gin to prospect tiu n-wardsal thi" place, and there is no doubt lint we ill liml either roal, or salt in paying ijuantities. '1 lie lad'n aid society ill give an ice cream social at Gere's hall on Wednesday May 2.1. Al! arc cordially in-J vited to atlend. Com Mini Associate Fiti.hitMT.iMAN Sen ices every S.ibbath Ml 11, a.

and 1. p. tn. T. C.

Mai oiti.lN, l'astor, roN'iiiKOATuiNAi. vercises even 1st and Ji Kimdios, at the Itaiitist clmreli, at It. a. lit. jnidP, p.

ii, Ill i I'astoi RKCEET SOCIETIES. It, A. No. i-M'H ami Hll Wedu. ol week, at (be r.

II. I'. M. Flair. T.

1 Il.ilt --on, Seril-; J. II. Tyrrell, H. A.C.; 11 D. Uctjuade.

F. S. E. M. FroiiKbt.

mi. Secret 'J II. C. Cook. Treasurer, stah-oiiii vo, -j: A.

K. an I A. eoiiimuliici'lioi! id Maviiliic It iH. eve! secitlid and lolllth Salill'day ni ea' ll lu.iolh. All Master M.isohs In gtswl M.aidiii;.

'ir lial'v jn-viliil lo attend, .1. II. W. M. II.

I. Mcgi'ADK. Sec'y. St Fm 1oiHiK So. H5 e( in Masmiie Hall every MVit) l.i.-lil at s.l',.

F-rotlh-rs in slantl'li" inviied alt Mid. A. 1'. F. W.

II. K. ol li. ai s. NlSFCAII No I.

Meets 1 iiesday evening ol each week. II. Wkhbfr, rs-e. A. I'F AO H'K.

i. Hrsrv HoKln Fist, No, i. A. R. Meets on the 1st and Salurflays at 7 o'clock, and on Ibe 2nd and Ith S.itnnlas at oVlo- fe C.

C. Wiijmis. Adj. W. n.

Kf.l.l.v Cmn. The Democrat clubs with any paper. Call and get rates If wanting any paper, or number of papers. Webster Gaston can put up a dandy roast for you; just try them once and you will not deal anywhere else. tf When wanting anything in the fresh meat line give Webtr Gaston a call.

They will treat you hite. Koulh Main street, east side. tf To the Children of Satan! The inhabitant! of Hado! The DUciplee of Richard Hoe! That CLasa of EgotUtici Noted for their Truth Telling PropenBiliei, i. e. the Edi-tore, Frintcre and Devili of the City of Stafford.

Wui.iticAS, The above people having been tolerated in their nefarious schemes by the people until their gall has reached an abnormal ize and Whereas. These people have wen tit to issue a challenge for a game of ball and Whereas, Deeming the lamb about ready for the sacrifice, now be it That we, the real estate rustlers of above mentioned city, thinking ourselves able to everlastingly do the above mentioned type stickers, and being illing to devote a small portion of valuable time for the benefit of the people, do hereby accept the above mentioned challenge and being the challenged party and having the choice of time and weapons, will meet them on the Stafford ball gronads, on next Friday at 2 o'clock, p. sharp. Ukal Estatk Ri Wehster it Hadlock have some choice bargains in city ami country property, tf Webster Gaston always keep on hand a good supply of fresh meats of all kinds. 1st door south of cigar store, tf Parties having paid up in advance for the Democrat in 1887 will get the paper until their time expires.

If you will pay your subscription now yon will place ns in a shape to give yon a better paper; and you get a discount of 20 per cent, by paying in advance. KANSAS EXCOURSJMS. Will be begun again by the Santa Fe Route and this time they will take in all points in Kansas reached by this line from Lawrence, west, at One Fare for Round Trip. See dates: March 21, Apr. 4.

April 25, May 9, Mar 2.1, June 6, June 20, 18, These tickeis ill be good 30 days. You can be 10 days going and 5 days returning, and can stop at any point in Kansas on the Santa Fe lines, hen the place to which you bny a ticket can be reached by more than one of the Santa Fe direct lines, or by the Southern Kansas, a choice of route will be given. For tickets for any of the above dates, see your nearest agent. Half-price does not occur every day.and with these advantages has never occurred before. GEO.

T. NICHOLSON, GenT Passenger and Ticket A.T. S. F. R.

Topcka. Kansas. C. W. CRONK, All kinda of work done ider, and satisfaction guaranteed.

East r.roadwp.y, STAFFOEI). KANSAS. S. B. SCOTT, AUCTIONEER riK- TrTETTI-riTE TEAKS' PRACTICE.

Can re fouti'l at the to. mm mm. STAFFORD, KANSAS. We have reduced the price of the Democrat to suit the time; 1 is not mnch to yon but by getting it from all onr subscribers it ill be a big thing for us. If you want to subscribe for any palter in the United States, call at the Democrat office; we will send and get your paper as cheap as the cheapest, or we will club with any paper and let von have the two papers for a little more than the cost of one.

Jones it Co. will pay tin's week 20 cents er pound fur spring chicken, weighing not less than 1 1-1 Ihs. each. StalTord.eouiity is one of the few counties in the state that fcave held teachers meetings throughout the school year. Io not forget that this is to be the last.

nd come. The Mo; which as being shipped last Sunday, via. the was bad, for ij took at least twenty men to keep them in the st.ck yard? nntil they got rea3r to sliip thetn. The w-ho biive been incur city, say we have fine indications of coal along the creeks near the city. A is now bfore the council for the city to uh-rile to the StarTortl Prospecting coinpany.

Partie? who are indebted to C. W. Cronk fur Macksmithine, are rejtie-tci! to call at till oiT.ce sn 1 settle. If con't pay a'l. omt and sy a part, a he needs the rnoney.

Pcj A. 1). Mr. Ham Swift, t.f the Marion Times, gave a j.asant call Monday. He was on a Tisit to Sjlvia.

and having beard so Jr.uch aToiit Siard lie could n4 the cpportnr.ltT of cimin to see ftr He ep-f-sse-i as beir.g j'faH-d nn'u out city and the fine country Hinvandir. it. l0B--4 forget the lvt.jre at Ki Crawford's S.ir:d-,y at 3 o'clock, to ori'r. ia tV tm'r. It K.t.

Jl. M. I rt-n ie T'r c-f tl-e rt fenr ht -r The editor of the Treptibliean a narrow escape, the other morning. A who was on the war-path. entered the office and attacked the first man be mr-t.

but it did not happen to be tiie ed.ior. fur hi Poo. says he mtv thankful. Karth Shootingi. Cool weather for May.

Wheat has? commenced heading. The crop is not the best we have ever had but there is gome very fair wheat. Mr. Scott, of Stafford, was in our regions Friday looking over some of his past work, and looking np prospect for the future. Well, when any of our farmers want a pump or mill it ig safe to say he will get the job.

Will Bartholomew ha? gone into the real estate business lively, of late. Ixtok outomething will "drap." Sonic of our young men went to a dance well the boys have promised not to do so again, so we will resist the temptation of telling it. We axe sorry to hear of the illness of Mrs. Dave Miskimen.but are glad to say she ha improved some. Qnite a crowd on the creek Saturday.

Weil. I eiiesj they thought ther were fishing. bt where were the fish? The talk of organizing a ball club and Stafford had 1- -t look out, especially ye editors and devils, as yon are likely to Ins the first victims. Snooins. Seooratiea Cay.

Decoration day will he observed at Stafford, under the pnspice of Henry Hopkins Tost. Xo. 301. g. A.

Ron Ma'v 3 ls. Post of Friends win at Gere's Hall at 1. p. m. Mns'c band.

Railroad Building. Hays City, May 1.1. Logan township voted yesterday to the Union Pacific, riainville township voted on the 7th instant. Other elections occur May 20th. Track-laying will begin at Waldo by the I'Otb and the road will be completed to riainville bv June 15th.

Kr. Elaine's Future Koveaente. r-TTSBVBG, May 15. Andrew Carnegie says be will sail for Europe next Tuesday aud would meet Mr. lilaine and family in London, June 0th.

The party will then start on a coaching tour through England and Scotland, embracing an entirely new route. Carnegie reports l'laine in excellent healthy Kewspaper Ckanget. Chicago, May 15. The daily wg will to-morrow contain the annonnement that Melville E. Stone, its founder aud editor, has entirely severed his relalionship with the paper.

In his valedictory Mr. Stone says very briefly that he has sold Lis entire interest to Victor F. Lawson. who has Wen the pablisher since shcnly after the New was started. Mr.

Stone a the reason cf hi rttirewetit his health, which has become by B. F. JON KS. M.D- Physician" and Surgeon, orni Firs dnnr tn tl? iv-r r-sb's e. IUSSS lais4(itjIari4S'trt.

Kansas City, May 1 iss. Whfat No. i ort, rash, ac Cobs Strnnjer. Xo. i rash, sie tj.

Oat Hat Faor Wuitl haled, ftl-flo. leiii. medium. r.nr.j i. Fk Market Creamery laner, rl.

ne dairy. 2 wor packed choice, Up; pwr aiwt to jrrcK 9 CKEB Foil cream twin, tar; full Tnnna Amertca. ir-tC Ej-Xej iVtr. Cjt fx 2.7T. i -VI.

Riwt if: Jisft. Tin ft inr. Si e.9-Cnr.FT Ha ne. Rrwx r. IllTF.r PFT.T La rj Tt-T.

It I I s-TVk li. You cjn buy a nice kid button s-hoe for 1.2i. a Gent's nice conzres shoe for $1.25. a carpet as low aslc. a yard, a gingham for c.

a yard, a pair of indie's kid opera tlipperg for -'c and thousands of other article, at lower than yon can get them anywhere e'se. aa interesting gime 0f ball iss pi.ired In town, last Saturday V-taeen the boys and a r.ine picked up I M'n. and the greenies pot to 5 ws the extent of the in nf the r-vy. There we- to many real fs'Me wa cr Wi.i not hare hwi bad. It it IfjwiitiwiL St rr or ixm, ST M'feKP 1s5 In lies Bner ti Ft'e of Author F.

Har-lMsn. lal1 s.isfT,,r Kansns, nre ivTwf vt. rs her- gHn. tj, $ry Al)ni, A- 1.. Issv I'T om-roi si'ilTtii rv, Kni." 7 k.LBT S'Titir.

Ketie e'Arf Ucuci Preha 4-1 so! laJ, ty. rr-w Jo ED. STOEKLEV, Tonsorial Artist. Eas the best eqdjpei sLop bthsciij. Call, when wantini" in my line, st a lis Lrr.r is-r-.

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