The Edmond Times from Edmond, Kansas • 3

I ennhs on tun Thr-Edmond Times; i -coous orleooR BANK OF EDMOND OO DAYSTkrWIT- TAKINC YOUR Tii StlCimED NOTE, WITHOUT mr mm mm wirtiwi iiti TAKE YOUR NOTE WITHOUT IrrfbREST. L. M.PACETT. rooAL. jJKirAitTMKNT.

YOU GIVING SE- INTEREST, L. m. PACETT. bum i t. SiUtmSLQO Ycir Payable in Adrance.

lay Advertisements are olmwd for at the rate of por nnntim. ooal business notloos Fivr cents per Una for eauh and eyory iusertlon. Notary Public. Bees a General to insurance Imm, FrampUy AlUndsd to. nm mm im office mmm heooe mmi mmmn Lew Headloy, of the Gay lord Herald, Bays wo havo been in Kansas ever since America wag discovered.

Noiv Lew, why treatest thou us thusly? Haven't we always told the truth about yon? You know that it was at least ton year before that historical event, that we arrived from Cork, Bedad! and helped dig the ditch tor tbp Bolomon river. The demand for the Portraits of General aud Mrs. Harrison is unprecented. The two very fine etched portraits, on ono nlatA. of and Mrs.

Harris RDMOND. JT.AN8AS. FEBRUARYS. 1889. 1 CIIOIOM (lIlOCKKi-ICS.

II SOW UNmiUUV QOOUH, on, published at the home of the Presi riraa Ttihle Mlsmtmri Paoiflo TVy. TRAINS OOfSO BAST. Mixed, Passenger and Freight at 11:25 A TRAINS OOINO wyBT Mixed, Passenger and Frnljrhtat 3:00 PW At train named uhovewlll carry passengers. Fastens; or train make clone oonnec-Bona withMoPaoRy. for Kansas City, St.

Louts and the east. Also all Texas points, For raUl further Information call on V. W. BCHIFFLIN, Affont. As Charley Hjgganbotbam was going home froinchurcli Sunday night, he was thrown from his horse, in tho east part of town, and.

was budly stuned. He was carried into Mr. Caloway'sresidoncoand, his parents informed of the accident. Aside from being badly brased about the head, Charley is now all right, but it was a close call. The horse found its way Jiome the next day.

The wind of last Monday did much damage In Nebraska. At Omaha Ave persons were killed and many Injured by the walls of recently burned-out, building falling upon bnd crushing two other buildings which were occndled. At Hastings several buildings were wrecked, one-boy killed and several people injured. Other points report much damage to property, but no other lives lost so far as heard from. I hare on hand a lot of the celebrated Early Learning corn, carefully nelected which I now offer for eeod, in lots to suit purchaser, to tho farmers of Norton and adjoining counties.

The scnlk grows stout ears of a good size. Grains yellow in color dentnnd deep. With small red cob. dent, by M. K.

llyman, publisher or. me Indianopolas Herald, are meeting with aHoeelally larcro sales. A (rents are wont ed in every town in the Union. Send 25 II, nEINTZELMM, GEKEIUL.MEfiCHAKDISE. GENERAL MKRCILLTOl'lEL Do you like nice BREAD? Then buy eome of the Celebrated Atehkon Ftatt, at i HEINTZELMAN'S.

CHEAP FUEL! A NEW Throw away that black, coa! cu.d buy two Fuel Cartridges Can used in any kind of 9 store Cheap aMi Clean. IP'S SUITS MADE TO ORDER! I hay the Agency for the celebrated Browning, King Co's Tailoring Establishment. Suits ranging from $13.75 to $50.00. cents lor sample portraits ana terms 10 1 M.R. HYMAN, Indianopolas, Ind.

J5STATF. OF Z. WATERS, DECEASED. L. H.

THOMPSON, XOBTOir, KAW8AS All lei buslnees earefuHy attended to In all the courts. Onltootions eareully intended to. Price at my place 25c per Pk. 75c per Land Ofliee at Ktrwln, Kansas. No February 7, W9.

1 B46 Notice Is hereby (riven that the following named settler has filed notice of bis Intention to make final proof in support' of bis claim, and that said proof will be made bcfoie the Probate Judiro at Norton, Kansas, en March 53, 18R, Austin Mlllsap He No lW for the i section 28 towurhlp 6 a Ransre 21 w. Henamasthe followlna; witnesses to prove his continuous rentdfinoe up on, and cultivation of, said land, Dexter Sanrent. John Obright, Herry W. Brant, Otto Dpnnevik. of Edmond, Kansas.

Anv person who desires to protest agrainst the allowance of such proof, or who knows of any substantia reason, under the law and the resolutions of the Interior Department. wh such proof Khonld not be allowed, will bo (riven an-opportunity at the above mentioned time and place to erosn-examine the witnesses of said claimant aud to otter evidence In re huttal of that submitted by claimant H. A. Tonoi, Beirieter. Feb S.

March 22. i A Complaii of 4o years stun ling Cured by Two JiotlU'si ol Con poumj. Simpson, Kansas. Sept XS. 1887 This is to craifv that I am 87 years old, nm-huve been afflicted with what the doctors cnll eiMnditrestlon and Nenraljrla of the stomool frtr ovt'rtovty jtOrh.

I have triad many dot tors varlouli'lnitent mldlclnns. but thoj bushpll. J. A. Griffith, Edmond, Kansas.

The movement in the Minnesota legls lature Jo Appropriate $100,000 for the purchase of opnd wnat for farmer" this-sprjng gives a glimpse of sufTWjng in Tbe State of Kansas, Nor to a County To flusanah Water, Abble A. Small, Thomas Small, Ida P. I'ruao, James T. Cruse, Civilian Waters and Malvina Waters, Rachel Mus-leldt and Henry Z. Musfeldt, Fremont K.

MuS-feldt. John Musfeldt, Albert Musi'oldt. Mary Musreldt, Betsey Muafeldt, Eddie Musfeldt, Harry Musfeldt, Vernie Musl'eldt beirs of 'tachel Musfeldt. EiiKene W. Mann and Ulis Mann, Lvdla A.

Hlekorson known hoirs at law Bilas I Waters, late of said oounty, deoeiis-od, and all others concerned: You are liere-'iy notified, That at a regular term of the t'robate Court of Norton County, Kansas, hold on the 15th day of January, trtote vas opened and publicly read an instrument if writinif purporting: to bo the last Will and "estament of gilas Z. Waters, late of said county, tlecensed! and yoir aro further novt-dod tlmt the Kirst day of the nfcxt Torm of said Court, conimoncins' on the J''li-Kt day of bns bceu set as the dtiy for- the final hearing and proof of said Will, at which time all persons Interested may appear and show cause why the same should not be admitted to probuto. SAMl'EL MEANS, Probate Judges. that stnte, There is 'Yeanon to helieye that the situation is much worse in some part of Dakota. The inquiries mad by relieving commitees have brought ont the fact, thnt the what harvpst on many farms was a complete failure, and the only afforded mo temiKtrary relief I at Just oo'iHUlled lr Smfth, aont lor the 8- Medicine Oo' and headVised me me to use Dr Duti-lop's Otacura (Compound, and after usiniar one bottlol found that I had novor used anything that produced such lantlii(r effects on tne sys-tsom I then purchused another bottlo.

and think I am entirely cured of the above named dWensn l'loase publish tulB for the sake of suffering humanity. GEO.CONWEtX. Sold by J. H. RlDGEWAT, Edmond Kiin-sas.

reports from wavehnuses show thnt a considerable part, of what was harvested is good for so little as to have been hard ly worth the trouble of cutting and sonding to market, Chicago Tribune. From th Lenora RtcnrH we extract SHERIFF'S SALE. the following in rpgard to the arrest of EDMOND, KANSAS, Has a Com plete Stock of eneral Merchandise HARDWARE Which is now offered to the fcrade at Bed Rook prieea, VVE HAVE GROCERIES, DRY GOODS. BOOTS, SHOES, NOTIONS, CLOTHING, HATS. CAPS, TABLE WARE, Shelf and Heayy Hardware All of which we will sell low down for cah or exchange Jtggt 8 eeati per Aozsn.

By 90 eants per bnshel. Oato 26 eents per bnohel. Own, 80 eents por bushel, Potatoes 80 eents per bushel. Wheat 60 to 75 eents per bnshel. Hogs $4.00 to 14.35 per hundred.

Gutter, 'ffood roll, 12 cents perponnd. Mrs. nintzelraan Tisitod In Logan this week. Fine rye flour, cheap, at Edmond Roller' Mills, $re arras are now in fashion. Cause, vaccination.

It reported that Hoxe is under Quarantine. Ten good steors for sale, at Edmond Roller Mills. tlizhest prices nald for wheat, at Esmond Roller Mills. J50RN: On January 30, 1880. to Mr.

and Mrs. G. Anderson, 'a daughter. The smallpox scare seems to be about oyer with, Iiopo the danger is too. Tho Ar Graphic i a new candidal for' honors, Success to the Graphic.

Ift.Harjy Chapman, of Cojorado, brother of Miss Til Ije Chapman, is herd on a visit. A phr was in town Monday, n.l all the men and Irriys had their heads examned. I Mrs. Cohurn offers ome rare bargans in mil'inery. Ladies, go and see for yourselves.

Rev. Sjasor delivered two most excellent sermons, to very attentive aiidiances, last Sunday. A gftod stock hogs will be taken in exchange for flonr or feed, it EeSiond fcoLLER Mills. The little folks who have the wooping-cugh are all getting along as will as can be exoeqted. We see hy bills posted about town that Toms Cabin" is to be, present pex't Monday night.

The Investigation commitee appointed ta look into tho alleged penitentiary frauds, is still at work. The Kansas legislature has recommended Senator Plumb to a position in President Harrison's cabinet. It is expected thnt after the meetings John Estep, who killed John R'iff at thst place last week: "Sheriff But.Jer was in town Sunday and assured nur people that John Estep was not far away and wonld be in jail in a few days. He started home Sunday night, but his departure wis only a blind, and on Monday morning he was still here and about PUBLIC NOTICK Is hereby plven that under and by virtue of a Judgement rendered in the District Court In the county of Nortou, in the State of Kansas, iu mi when in Smith Wklls are and H. H.

Ashi.ocb;, and others are Defendants, and of an Order of Sale issued on suld Judgement, to uie directed and delivered. I will on the Hth dav of Fobru-nry, A. 189. nt two o'clock p. of that dav, at the door of the Court House in Norton, in the county or Norton, in the Stuto of Kan sas, offer at Public Sale and sell to hi; hiirhnst bidder, for cash in band the following clescrib ed tract of land, situate, lyinir and beirnt in the ounly of Norton, in the State of (Cunsas, namely: The East Half of the South West Quarter and the North Half of the South East Quurterof Section F.tKht, in Township Five in), south of runfro Twenty-two, west fail P.

less one acre out of the Soutbwo'-t corner of the Northwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter and ono acre out of the South East Quurter of the Southwest Quarter of said section eipht, township Ave, south of rantre west of the fith M. Above described property has been levied upon and is sold as the property of above Defendants AMON UUTI.KH, Sheriff. Sheriff's OtBcc, Jauuary ISM. in company with Marshel Mnzzy It ii.e oldest snd tuiret populnr aelentlflc nrd mechanical paper publlslied ind htslhe Imveat eirrulaiion of sny paper of Its ln In the world fully ilbuitrnted. Bt clui or Wood EDrHT.

Wins. I'ubllaliecl weoklr. Konii for eniiT. Plied 3 jreur. Kour mnnth' trial, tk kl'MN ft I'UULIsniU8, (til tireuiwsr, ARCHITECTS, BUILDERQ rt Edition of Scientific American, A irreat snooess.

Each lnu eontalm colore ItthoKrspliic plates of country snd city rrtltlen. e8 or publlo tullrtlncn. unierim eriKraTlngs and full plans Snd oproltloatlODi tor tl Ufa ojf uciiaieonlinilHte btiildinR. frtcrltiUa itut, 16 cu. evpy.

ilU.N.V PfaUHBLM. he drove to O. J. Burwell's and instruct ed mat gentipman to nnlocK a ceriajn cave door, and John Estep walked ont for all kinds of and was quickly handcuffed and before many of otnr peeple knew it was on the mar be recti cd by i pply- road to Norton. Estop appeared haggard and emaciated, and the signs of mental FitODues COCNTKy COUNTRY COUNTHY COUNlltY in tq 41 1' NX It wilt m.

1 fA 40 years' experience aud hava made orer distres was plainly visible. How long he was at Burwell's we cannot ascertain, rt PHODUCIl natonts. Send for Huidbouk. Conee- but from Bur wall's own statement he was' there since Friday night. Estep's C.

JQNES, ondmce itrklly confidential. TRADE MARKS. In eaaeyour murk not rogiiird In Hie Ta. nt Otllne, apply to UCKN and procure tuuiMltuie protecttoa. HtaA for Handbook.

C3PTRM5I1TH for Vioki, cbaru, au. quietly procured. Addreaa SICNX Fateut Sallcltera. tiwncm: Ul BueiBWAr. M.

ATTOR NTK Y- AT-X ATT KOBT02f, KANSAS. Practice In all the courts. Loans made on reasonable terms. Land and collection bnelBaft-promtly attended to. pieliminary trial took place at Norton Tuesday, and he was remanded to jail.

He is defended by the Hon. John R. Hamilton." The "bos'i" sent word for "us" to go ahead and get out The Times, and ns we did not know wha to "fill tip" with we concluded to visit the stores and see what they had in the "Qll up" line. At Heintzleman's we noticed some Am-potatoes, such as cause the hearts of ai: Irishmen to rejoice. Wrav has some very nico, onjnns ant) evaporat ituax ft Bfi FO Kl.

ill i a in the church close, the sncials, in the Wewilln-) tK rt Yuliwbie Books numt.iaittl '-i hibw.ribei to Ibiapmwr fcrWivj-wma cm In aldition to U.v i'. Theftt bookn, aoli omc tlrst-claiia novel or outur h.ui duowu mid popular aallior, ate it. form, printed from good ruauuoi e. aad many lim bkn 'poisj' ly ti!) ti bit the ta -tt yrotUH rr. i tti createal an inw.t 0' a ar C.

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Sr Mi aqtnet 1 uk WniuW i 1-4 fiiiialMt boae Ifal, Ik prttorosor. Mta Mo.i, BQeh Aifi.twt 'ow York. Uy lh anthm' 1 "i rw I AVmi Pull ml tunny ijakMuna aoraMe, A l.o"s, v. Vq. an.

i'-ikiw-i Knmat ai SourrTT. A fjid fatlmeii, kMinj lh oorriK.t. mla nt .7.. (m ttf! (nnrtwilt, la Ift iMKgi tb H't 'c No vjl. 4JOi, 1 ravria.

"ilianwwltni'tftftwntara! at Cn.irrt. ainl 4 It: i8 Ml r- J. i vwiic5uivir It haa permnnontly onretl tuottkakm of cases) pronounced by doctor liorss-less. If yon have premonitory symptoms, such aa Cough, Difficulty of Breathing, don't delay, but use PISO'8 CURK FOR CONSUMPTION Immediately. By Druggists.

25 ceuto. Jt TioaosB Office is THE PLACE TO Tht i Xavnral HlntiirT. CfiiitKlolai I'V ul aamar mtvrMlllilt MOCt pi)llUr r. I lu aiuib curioial 'a i'tr wl)ffll-a the 'Wt Vim 4 lr pinlnae- hj II. Kiaaa ed peaches; and bakiaj powder, why, it you buy two or three cans of baking powder, of Wray, you can get enough dishen along with it to "fill cupboard, At Pugtts, anion many other things we noticed bushels of eggs which show that the hens aro doing their share towards the prosperty of tfie country.

At CJohh's iside from nauseating drug, you. can mid lome of thj aost delicious candy in town. Hallowell keeps every thing in th grocery line, and muBt have a larg trade as there was such a croud around the door that we djdn veutur through. Mr. Cobb has rockjng chairs by the doz-zen, of every size and shape, which, if yju can't "fill up" with, you can "fill up'i yourself, whehever you feel tired, which we suppose you are by this time, so we will "give you a rest." tatti Hj.ai,An.

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til. 4 The Boot and Shoemaker, OT KDMOND, Hat moved back to town for tbe winter, and may be found at Heinty.elmaii's store ready to all Kinds of Work His Line. KM ABSTRACT LAW CFF1CS, NORTON, KANSAS. We are giying Special attention to this Work, and solicit your Ilusinesi. hllWAITe No.

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A Iml a aiar tV Roar In mind that we agre to send the entire list of Twenty! valuable books, aa above, by nail, post paid, to every new subscriber to the EDMOND TIMES fer the enau-lnir year, who remits tie regular subscription prloe. 11.00, and SO cents extra, in all, and to every old subscriber who paye np ail arrearages and renew) (or one year in a4-vnnc. A sample sot ol' the Ivci may lie vita At this school house will be resumed. A good limber cJaini to trade for stock will sell for cash. See N.

Weatherly or address him at Edmoud, Kansas Mrs. Coburn iri now prepared to cut SBd fit dresses, having procured a chart and taken a full course instructions. It is reported that several of the prison-Ki, who were confined in the Norton jail mads the.r escape a few nights dace. The meetings at the church hare can-tinned during the past week, much interest and good is the result. May the goad, work go on.

Plant thai JCarly Learning eornl Best known Early variety for Kansas, For Sale by J. A. Griffith, 2 mile 3 miles (. of Esmond. See advertisment in soother column.

-A SPAN 07 GOOD MULES for ialo. Will trade for cattle or Bell on time If well aecured. Enquire at residence of lira. S. Z.

Waters, three miles west of Edmond. Mann Brothers. The "fccas" being away the past week the editorial page was again written for by tr- fc If the "old boy" eipects cs i8" to fill that page with rigiual and run down locals-too, he will fin.l himself badly left. We draw th9 line at editorials. The frlnd blew very hard last Monday, and tore thinga up generally.

Press SprengleV chimney came down on tht joof of his hwe like "a thousand of brick- and Father Horn's chicken coop was hid ont in sections. It was almost impossible to walk in the wind, aud the iust sifted in every where. We understand that W. W. West has bfen very sick since Saturdry night last When he returned home from Edmond 3atnrday was perfectly speachless and ha not improv-d any until today.

Vfehope we wsy him in ton ftln and easting good health. TH KAHSAS CITY STAR. The Leading Daily of the Wt- Th Star is the acknowledged leading evening paper published in the West. It eoutaina ia a concise from all the news ef the world up to 5 o'clock P. M.

of the day published, giving iti patrons tha treHheut aws from twelve to twenty hours in idYauC of Uiuiuwtf It pubuhjiiifj ihe Kansas City warketf and tlio full iitl couipiete Live Stock ami THE MISSOURI PACIFIC ft'Y Fas; Um tfruin akvU laciuding Uie eitwug ifporlH 1mm JN'dW 5C.iK, Clik-afro, Bi. I TBI DOLLAB YTEZILLTL Tro afsa9 City TTkkK': Time tfHd by uore pr-op la tim West tlisi any otbnr paper pulilwhrnl. Wyf ounae It lrtir rpiwon's Uih Gro Wat tl a i any oUv-r It is leader in tb Oklahoma movpDii-nt In pyoryttiius: tl lietufltK the West. It ia the Xirgest wek vr st ap pnblif-lied in th wnrlil. bt'iug li pagi 84 oolurnjn PVfjry iaai, for only DOMMB a ypr.

WEyery Wtoru man alionl'l Thb Timpjj. Send pontal wd or lndr wmf'titn Bubacriben. THE TIMES, Kautickt Ci y. th bamo Pftlccted from thonsutds tiv I 1 LOUIS, AND KA I'l'Y, ST. JOSSP I.KAVi -v f.

ni. UNCOI.N. OMAHA. TUATNS DAILY Between ST. I.OVJIP, KAN8A C1XY, ATCHISON Maflroiltccnt Btiuiptneut.

conaistti of Through Piiiliiian leepiiig EIohi itw Kfoliiiiriy Chair Cars, Free botwern iiointi Uin'ctconnoctlons are maUo at AUJ isou, Kansas City and St. Louis Csion Dbvo OL'K COLOHADO SHORT U.SB Is thp Qulokost and most direct rout to Puo: io, and priuoipi'l poinu tu aud Utah. T11E IKOK MOUKTAIH fiOHTK Is tho rtiroor line to the prinolpul oitics of A Kansas Teas. Tun O.nlt Koiti to Faicous HorPprinrsof Arkansas New Hon. to the CITY cf MfiXJCOria SAM ANTON'i.

on'iii'y nose bard Mtmaa va owekkh oHriiitcd with lis lu KfSilseniirelyhirdT.hT- jum mari-oroi Wrile ii and learn hoto yon -in Tllic: DMP PDtC Louis, aud KaiiMaa City. The star cmttiois aud puiiHtio3 ex-elutiivu iLoluii tl.ty Ai.Mii'ialL',1 lit-port, aud iaigo iint) telo-grams. tlie sitar has the litrgeat avotag-a litiily tirrulatiou ot any paper pubiiriftod be livenu Sd. Luib and S.ui r.tncici). Tlw large varity ami gooa cliuractet of its aiiHi-elHoeouH leading, its exiinub-livo taieraph uew.s, its lorciitie aud in-deptmduut uttct'diices on loading tjiie.s-tions make it one of the most popular cuu influential papers publi.uied in ihe Ah'k your Post uu istwr, or write for a ample copy.

TERMS. One Month, I ta tass I m. nnirtri.nreana rrerant; color soft, c-vtloy pint, tii With whi and carminei fr ivim airf nut. autu I i a waua la Ul MiU IMI fAI'X XiX bkrtmtv tnrt an otdilowcrirtaneio name, but amttxtin Priwll.CK),prepald,nduilipurcaasrcanhakT6 i fiaaiii. Kn.v.

1 ri r- 1 1 I copy oft ntf 5Htir fceeJfdTsirBd. VIOf0 riKAls. UU I UC jar PWtC-l AO- for I- th Piontcr Seed Catalcfn.ecf America, Dow rwdT: ifj miolw; rM fl jwer and 1 -IfA. Ir.ptea. ontcira an inuat-ntioa (Uid aoscuntlon of eerr ucmtlar riant.

loa aiid dosciintlon of every pcpnlar riant, YC'tliO. ttivi uricoHOf WtmOL liiilx-tinjRcltra. a rln nntkrl wrifitH twri ollnn' wnrt.h for I ycna" Imtwe ft eivommeT'ii worth, both In onat'tr and o.iantltr. our Ntnxltie I a' hi hi. uom ii it i win ttiaumy, our i'tiiTiiif" Toas.

OViiK SOt MILKH the HHOI.rU.- 'E from Atchison and Katisaa City (' iurther information reKardioir fiese rout-ad'lrws asy of the eompaay'a aruta, er Cha. B. Styi.kb; FshCMiser andTlokat Aeeat. W.H. MWMAH, a tri Ylo lraSkat, BC.

lv' Kaciengor and t. M. emoiut In Beedaa Uot the book ia practically ktaV. IIM.M tM la toot ho'its fir 3 isaiiiKa ood um i Three MoatliP, i Oa Sar, j.c 1 GIS TUE fcTIR A TRIaX. I ia wf )tA tacy btM.iti yaur om po; 40 writ II MM (U i WC ft.