Miltonvale Star from Miltonvale, Kansas • 4

Band boys festival to-night 2 Milton vale Star. 8 oococxxooooooooooq looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo tooooooooooo Subscribe for the Stab. Butter on ice aad ice on butter at Kuhnle's. 44tf A choice lot of ladies neck wear at Miller Legaee's. Sucker State one-horse drills at Bright, Squires Co.

Annoiinceme (Spring 1 lit 00OOOOOOOOO0OOOOOO0O00()OOO(XKOOOnrK)OC00O0OOOO000O000O0OOCOOOOOOO00O OF C. E. MACDANIEL CO. THE GREATEST SLAUGHTER OF THE SEASON TO-DAY. WE OFFER REDUCED PRICES IN White CJoods, Ti'ieotes, Jaconets, Orcrandies.

Straw Goods, Spring and Summer Suites, we also have a full line of staple and fancy grocries, which we well sell at cost. We now have in our stock Spring Goods consisting of Dreso Goods Amour Cloth Cashmeres Ginghams White Embroidered Dress Patterns Allover Swiss and Hamburg Swiss and Hamburg Embroidery Variety of Styies of Oriental Laces Florentine Lace Escuriai Lace Colored Hamburg Col'd Lace India linen Bishop lawn Victoria Lawns Latest Novelties Ladies Ncclavear Handsome line of Cashmere Shawls Full and Complete line of White Goods, Our Shoes for Prices and Quality can't be- beat. It costs you nothing to get our prices on groceries, and may do you some good. Soliciting and inspection of our goods and prices, We are, Respectfully, C. E.

McDANIEL CO FOR THEIR KIND Respectfully MILLLR A LKGACK. THANKING OUR FRIENDS Money I to loan We are Furniture at Phil. Youngs's. Instantaneous photos taken at Brach's art studio. 50,000 bushels of oats wanted at Matthews Bond's elevator.

Highest prices paid for grain and hogs at Matthews Bond's. Don't forget to stop at Brach's photo gallery oacasionally and see the elephant. Now is the time to save money. 16 pounds of sugar for a -dollar at Miller Legaee's. Come and see the nice new goods to be in Saturday and Monday cheaper than ever, at Mrs.

Downing's. Just ask the skeleton editor what he done with that plate of cats that he claimed to have received this week. Two indictments were found against Mrs. Emma.Malloy last Saturday, for complicity in the Sarah E. Graham murder.

Grand Deteur, Climax, Malta, Moris on, Brown, Golden Eagle, Standard walking, riding and combined cultivators at S. Co's. 38tf Two cans peaches 25c. slippers 10c. per pairr wool hats 25c.

each, and everythiug in proportion at Miller Legace's. Far Sale or Trade One driving team and set of double harness. Call on or address 41 tf Joiix G. Peeken. Go to Miller Legasce's for bargains in dry goods, groceries, boots and shoes.

Fun for the seH ler and money for the buyer. Mr. and Mrs. Kale Kuhnle spent Sunday in Chvy Center. Kale was evidently very anxious to show his new boy that happened to be a girl.

Now is the time to arrange your business locals for the next month. Call around and tell us what you want, and we will fix them up for yon. When you are constipated, with loss of appetite, headache, take one of Dr. J. II.

McLean's Liver Kidney Pillets. 25 cents a vial. For sale at Eagle drug store. G. W.

Matthews is having a neat job of painting done on the inside of his drug store. W. B. Wyman is the artist, which is a perfect guarantee cf the character of the work. Mrs.

Casper Blochlingcr hnd the misfortune to lose her purse last week containing over $20. The purse is described in another column. The finder will be rewarded for its return. W. C.

Robb, editor of the Miltonvale Star, paid us a short call last Saturdaj. He was over attending a meeting of the Republican county Central Committee, of which he is the secretary. Concordia Empire. Smith county instructed delegates last Saturday to support Webb N. McNall for Congress, and delegates for the state convention were instructed for W.

H. Neilson, for state treasur cr. LOST. or jLioan can dc paiu on installments of $100 or more at anv time, or.it can he 'paid off at the end of the year hy giving 80 days notice. We can loan yon money at 7 per cent, interest and a reasonable commission.

Below we give a list of lands and city properly for sale at this Mrs. W. II. II. Jounston is on sick list.

Bargains till after, the Fourth at Mrs. Downing's. Clothing from 3 to $25 per suit at Miller Legace's. Wanted 100,000 bushels of corn at Matthews Bond's elevator. Mr.

and Mrs. J. II. Miller made a hurried trip to Idana Tuesday. Just received 500 pounds of fancy candy at Miller Legace's.

A full assortment, of flags of all sizes and prices at the Eagle Drug store. 46tf $5 pays for the Leavenworth Daily Times and the Miltonvale Stab, for one year. Read what sheriff Ed Marshall has to say in favor of N. B. Brown.

Ed's head is level every time. The band boj-s will spare no pains to make their festival to-night a social and financial success. Just received ten barrels of sugar which will be closed out at bottom prices at Miller Legasce's. Miltonvale will celcdrate Saturda3r, July 3rd. We hope to be able to print a programme next week, The Star and the Leavenworth Weekly Times, two of the best weekly papers in the state for $2 a year.

WilParrive in a few days a car load of Studebaker buggies and spring wagons at Bright, Squires Matthews Bond want your hogs, and will pay the best prices for them and give the best weights of any firm in town. FOB REXT. Two good business rooms on Starr Avenue, at reasonable figures. For paticulars call on Robb Phelps. Mrs.

W. C. Moore started last Mon dav morning to visit her old home and friends in Minnesota. The Star follows with its usual amonnt of home news, and wishes her a pleasant visit and a safe return. Old people suffer much from disor ders of the urinary organs, and are al ways gratified at the wonderful effects of Dr.

J. H. McLean's Liver and kid ney Balm in banishing their troubles. $1.00 per bottle. Sold at Eagle drug store.

Remember we loan money on real estate, at figures as low as can be obtained in any part of northern Kanp. We aim to push matters through as rapidly as possible, and as soon as abstract to title is received the money will be paid. K. Kuhnle has put a neat awning in front of the Star office, for which he has our sincere thanks. Kale is one of the boys that never does things by halves, and has done as much, perhaps, towards improving the appearances of the town, as any one man here.

Henry Johnson, a nephew of Major J. T. Brooks, who has for the past year been in the employ of Un cle Sam, at Vancouver Barracks, W. returned last Monday, thoroughly disgusted with the west, and here-after will make Miltonvale his home. J.

L. Boone, one of the leading merchants of Miltonvale, was in Ihe city Tuesday and gave us a pleasant call. He was highly gratified with the ap-psarance of our city, and thinks the private residences excel any he has ever seen in a town of this size. Solomon Valley Democrat. Animals are often afflicted with a disease called the mange, the same disease in human beings is called the itch, and is highly contagious, to cure it mix flour of Sulphur with Dr.

J. II. McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment, bathe it thoroughly, and take H. McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm. For Sale at Eagle drug store.

J. S. Badger, E. E. Heusted and Joe Moss have formed a "Loafers Union." Their cheif object seems to be to avoid all physical labor, and to abhor all who makes an effort to oIk tain a living by the "sweat of their brow." The officers of the society are: J.

S. Badger, president; J. M. Moss, vice president; E. E.

Heusted. sec'y. Wm. Mall, of Clay Center, was a caller at the Star office Monday. He is representing Hollis Schaffer in the pump and wind mill business Mr M.

was at one time a citizen of our town, and has many warm friends here to welcome his occasional visits. He informed us that the Star was necessary to his future happiness, and of course we thought so, too. J. C. Cline, one of the oldest newspaper men in Cloud county, made us a short call yesterday morning.

We found him a pleasant, courteous gentleman, and one with whom a person-can converse with perfect ease. Mr. C. is not at present connected with any paper, but a man who has made journalism a profession for twenty-five years is not apt to remain idle long. Bro.

Cline, our latch string is on the outside, call again. Mrs. Horace Flora and Mrs. J. J.

Gregg returcd from Leavenworth last Saturday evening. Their visit was brought to an abrupt termination on account of the sudden indisposition of the husband and father of the ladies. "Papa" Gregg is much improved in since their return, but just what influence they brought to bear upon him that aided his speedy recovery we are unable to sajv The Star office, "devil" and all, are under obligations to the members of the church for a fine, large cake that was presented by our amiable fellow townsman, J. W. Ttiyloe, last Friday morning.

It is pleasant to know at least that one is remembered when the days of adversity are tugging at his very "gizzard strings," and his skeleton looms up like warbles on a cow's back, to be thus handsomely remembered. May the generous hands who gave it be retuem-pered by tha Giver of all good, and rns of their '(v ra-j I rCBLISHED EVEKV WEDNESDAY. Terms, Cash in Advance. 1 Year $1.50 Months. .75 4 Months.

50 Aaverusmg rates made Known on application. Local Happenings. Head our advertisement in this issue Miller Legace. Coffins and caskets Philip 'Voting's. Fourth of July goods at the Eagle Drug store.

4Gtf Matthews Bond dump all kinds grain at their elevator. Watch our columns next week for a big "ad" from J. W. Tayloe. Fun for the seller and money for the buyer at Miller Legace's; Our brother, Emmett Robb, of Minneapolis, v.as in town last i nday.

Over 2.000 worth of clothing will be opened at Miller Legace's next week. Miss Fannie Keid, of Clay Center, is visitinir her sister, Maggie, this Week. She i3 a very pleasant young ladv, and we hope she will decide to make Miltonvale her permanant home. All member? of the A. F.

and A. M. are invited to attend the meeting next Tuesday evening. It is expect ed there will be wors in the third de gree. The strawberry festival of last Thursday evening at Davi3 Tay loe new brick building was a very pleasant affair, both socially and financially.

ircir cz Itch, Mange and scratches of everj kind cured in 30 minutes by ool-ford's Sanitary Lotion. Warranted by J. S. Badger, druggist, Miltonvale, Kans. Show us a town without schools, and we will show you a town where vice and immoraliity holds high carnival, without one of its citizens being fit to associate with respectable society.

Major Brooks is viewing with delight the beautiful scenery and baked buffalo grass in the western part of the state this week. When he returns we may expect to obtain some reliable statistics and crop reports. II. R. Ilaynes, an old acquaintance of ours from Clifton, passed through town last Thursday on his way home.

He will engage ia the drug business at Tescott, on the new rail-road that is being built to Lincoln Center. publican' caucus Thursday, June "AtCls.Vi republican voters' of Starr township are requested to be in attendance, as the choosing of dele gates is of vital importance to the ieoule of this count and townshio. A A A We arc willing to bet a pint of peanut husks against a button from the pants of a tired dog that Miltovale Juis the neatest, most attractive look-jug, and the best 'graded streets of tiny city in northern Kansas. Who takes us? One of the knowing gentlemen of Pipe Creek, who is never satisfied witn ji mon vaie prices, iook ucau of hogs to Delphos, last week and sold them for 20.00 less money than Matthews Bond had offered him. for them, the day before.

Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Matthews visited Mr.

and Mrs. Jas. McKay, at Ames. last Sunday. They brought t-everal copies of the Ames Advance home with them.

Just why our people lake nob. great interest in the last issue of that paper, we are unable to ay, unlcs3 it is to look at the pictures. Prof. II. M.

Auchard reached the lerminus of the narrow guage last Saturday evening, and spent several hours shaking hand3 with his friends old scholars, lie reports everything booming down at Green, and -from his appearance, one would be led to believe that he had been well fed, at least. For the' benefit of parties wishing to borrow money on real estate, I would that May 24 th at 1 2 o'clock M. I applied with Dempster Scott for a loan and that May 2Gth, in the vening ray papers were ready to t'rgo. and the money waiting for me his office." John' Lister, ir. Miltonvale, Kan.

May 2Gth. 188C. II'. 4' T. IT.

Ail members of the W. C. T. IT. are requested to attend a called meeting on the 10th iust, Thursday afternoon, at 4 o'clock.

The society cx-Kcls to make arrangerneuts for the the Temperance Mass Meeting to be held at Idana July 3d. Honorary members especiall invited. By order of Commiitee. Compare the columns of the Star lhi3 week, with other county papers, and you will be convinced that it contains more news than any other paper in the county, but when the mer chants begin to advertise again, we liopt cur subscribers will be kind enough to remember that a few "ads" must be thrown in occasionally in order to mako a paper a financial success. Will McDowell returned from his western trip last Yrulay, evening.

It frt needless for to cr.trr into the details of his journey; suffice it to sr.y, t'jat. William's description of the west listened to with wrapt attention, lie never tires of recounting to the boys his hair bredth escapes, and thrilling adventures among the "wild Injuns'' and tarantula.1?. Knowing the toys as we do and witnessing' some of ueiuon.itratiou5 of wrath, the woadcr to ua is: that his ncalp does not adara the wig-waa of some Iadi- 3 brave. 6 Astounding Offers- The t.EAVEJrwonrn TjMna. iho lifit puptT In Kansas, and The Wii.tosvae Utah will be riven to you on the payment to us of the price of oue paper, Club Rates for the Daily Tf tries.

TlTE tETINTfORIH PATI.Y TlMF.S i Otllv a your. It is by all odds the very liont daily paper in Kansas. To any one i iibcrib in; for the Dailt Times one year and paying tin (5.00, we -will eend the Daily Times and the Star both one year. Uy accepting this offer, which is frood only until December 31st, 18c, yon pot your home paper and the best daily paper in Kanim orr tUK, nt'ont the same you usually pnj le two weekly papers. Subscriptions ceived at tle Stab office.

Any cn desirini? a mtnplc copy The Leavse worth Daily or Vi'keklv Tf vfs 01 circulars howinj? the wniul rfni by tue Leavenwci-jH Tunes oim have them by euttir.pr out this "ari- and t'nuiny tSo nuu.e with reouett to 1. K. AVTKOSV, LttvcaTortb, No. 13' 229 acres fire tnik from Miltonvtiie acres under cultivalirn 45- cere In liter whjat, 1 acres in oats, acres of balance reiidy for -frn crop. 30 acres pasture fenced with barb wire ftitiee.

2 acres feneod with hoards a hojr lot. fsprinp brooii run through uiid "ronrt ftrm. One InraA spriti? and He vera 1 unalier oHes. Two ttory twice, basement etc ry stone, second Rtory frame, size JH roomH, two goed eihi with iron pimtpc ly feet to water. CJmncry 13 Jfl capxeity 1,900 bu.

corn crib tso-J bn. capacity, frmm riubl? 13x32 orchard cf ebout ftn.i peic.h.ftppb!, cherry nr-1 pear. prit ith croi'is. Terms to ptivhuser. 4'ieKijts Fn'tlierttiott.

W. S. J. M. C.

M. Phe lps. T. T. Thatcher, 0.

1. llarker. .1. A. McAlister ai.d William Cochran, l'laintiffr1, va James S.

Boihcil, Defendant. In the-District Court of Cloud Kan. To the defendant above named, you are hereby notified yon have tx-en sued in the DiHtriet Court of Cloud County. Kannw, by the above named plaintiffs, and that suid did on the lftu day of May. A.

D. file their petition raiiiKt yon in the office of the clerk of paid and that uniKH you answer RHid petition on t.r before the Hlh day of July, A. j). the wiii be taken true and judtroMint rendered aaiiitist you nc-eordinirly, the nature of which judgment will be thattiteplnintiflK have and recover of and from you. the f-aid defendant, tho pum of one hundred dollars witii ten per cent, interest per annum thereon from the 2nd day of May.

A. D. "Si, and thr.t your real estate in said County, to-wit: The en-t half of the quarter of section thirty-six in town slop eierbt (H) south of ranye two iZ) wetd, Ik sold under and by virtue of an order of attach incut issued out of eaid court and levied or. said property and the proceeds applied to the KatiKfactloii of the said t-uin of money with tUe interest aforesaid and cost, and tool cthT relief as in equity pluiiitius may bo cn titled nd the nature of the cafe require. J.

W. Sheafoh Dempkh Scott. Attorneys for Plaintiffs. Th? finest brands of cigars kept ir. the" city can be found atJ.

L. Iioones. The Great Comjlextou Beaut tflcr. Langdon A Satin Enamel, "foi whitening and beautifying the complexion and removing all tan, pimples, freckles, black-heads and eruptions of the skin which are nnnoyinj to persons so afflicted, and offensive to the beholder. For sale by Mrs.

II. L. Dowxixo. A Thotmattd Aches And pains can and will he cured by Beggs' Tropical Oil. When you are suffering with neuralgia, sciatica, pains in the joints or any part of the body try Boggs' Oil.

Wm. Rodgcrs, Sweet Home, Ks says it is the King of all liniments. For sale by G. YV. Matthews.

Biusolution Sottee, The partnership heretofore existing txitween W. C. Robb and C. M. Phelps under the firm name of llobb A Phelps is hereby dissolved by mutual consent.

W. C. Bobb will collect rJl debts owing the firm and attend to the settling of all debts contracted by the Crra. rt'. C.

Robb. C. M. PnEtrs. Kothina Cheaper, Xathlng Better.

The Temperance Mutual Benefit Union of Kansas and Missouri, a cooperative rnntual life insurance company, the widest mutual in Kansas, established 1S78. I am now spacial authorize! igent and will pleased to give von any information relative to tiie workiugti ri the society, and to write out a policy for you i Otlice in -Miltonvale. tt, L. Bovvmno. hi ho fx.ll of S4 cnun' west -for i my lidM'.

My friends faid I lufl the consumption ai.d it was U) hit After a month, etsv 1 bcf uiie wui-e and iumo.st dis- connigd. Itonght a 50 cent bottle; of Beggs' Cheny Ooujdi Syrup nd HI helped me so tlmt I I Knight dollar tottle and used them. 1 two months the cough and tght Hwctitf disappeared. I now weigh pounds sitd owe cv life to Cherry i ryr! h. FU'anl Money on good farms at this office as low as the very lowest.

Prepare to Vote bonds to huild a new. school-house in Miltonvale. When in town with grain do not forget the Miltonvale elevator. Will arrive this week a car load of Ketchum wagons at Bright, Squires Matthews Bond pay the highest price for all kinds of grain at the elevator. For furniture, carpets, oil clolh and curtains of ail kinds go to Phil.

Young's. W. II. II. Johnston visited his mother at Paola last week, returning Monday night.

The finest line of base ball goods ever brought to the city, at the Eagle Drug store. 46tf We are under obligations to Mrs. B. L. Downing for favors during the past week.

Engineer Thos. Keating had a brother from Wheaton visiting him here' last Sunday. We are still prepared to make small loans on short time with good chattel security at this otSLc. Hayes Canfield handle the celebrated Lansing and Ft Scott coal. Give them your orders.

Mrs. Susie Morgan visited friends at her old home in Concordia last week, returning Sunday. Idana will celebrate the 3td. of Ju ly. It is their first celebration and a grand time is looked for.

Six per cent, interest, and seven per cent commission catches the, good farm loans at the Star office. Mr. R. M. Auchard called last Mon-da3 and had the nature and habits of "type-lice" explained to him.

Miss Maggie Reid added a new show case to her millinery establishment, in the Star building, last Friday. Mrs. Downing is selilng off goods now cheaper thsn ever, and will continue to sell cheap till after the 4th. Call and see. 4G 4 w.

Best portable C3'linder corn slicll-er in the country for sale or trade cheap. Enquire of McDowell Shart-e. Is that so? You don't say! For nobby ouses and barns go and see Savidge Rankin's shop in the rear of Phil Young's furniture store. 3Stf For sick headache, females to oubles, neuralgic pains in the head take Dr. J.

II. McLean's Liver and Kidney Fillets. 25 cents a vial. Sold at Eagle drug stoae. Mike Buehmau dreve up from Clay Center last Sunday to meet his "other half." Sid Xeal and Mike are as inseparable as were the Siamese twins.

ana wuerever one is louna you may expect to meet the "other half." J. W. Armantrout of Howard county, has purchased J. S. Badger's Drug store.

Mr. A. appears to be a man of good business qualifications, and we doubt not but be will be able to hold down Reliable" in good shape. The Star wishes him success in his new home, and bespeak for him a liberal share of the patronage of this city. S.

J. Xeal, of Morganville, cast a pitjing glance at the remnants of his old friends here last Monday. There is no use talking, a man who once lives'in Miltonvale cannot stay away for any length of time. There seems to be a certain fascination that causes them to remember the town, and they never tire telling of the splendid days spent in the society of friends who are still here. Sid reports trade good in his new home, and we hope he will succeed far beyond his expectations.

J. W. McDonald sold his interest in the real estate, loan and insurance business last Mondaj' to McAr-thur. Mr. Me feels now like a ship at sea without a rudder, but he is too energetic to remain idle long.

We hope he may soon be able to engage in some lucrative business here, for he is too good a citizen to lose. We believe that the people will' find in Mr. McArthur a gentleman and a thorough business man, and although in the future he mav nrove tobeonite a formidable the Star, bids aim a ncarty welcome. J. C.

Cline ha3 purchased the Miltonvale Mr. Cline is an old newspaperman and bears the reputation of being a clear, keen writer. We gladly welcome our new made fnend to town, and offer him our very best fraternal feelings. Our desire is to see the News or any other business enterprise in this city prosper, and arc working unceasingly with this end and object in view. Bro.

Cline, our heart is as warm as the sunny side of a house in August, and about the same size. Wo wish you and the New3 unbounded success. II. F. Royce, who has for several years held the position of division superintendent of C.

R. I. P. R. with head quarters at Des Moines, has been appointed gcu'l superintendent with head quarters at Chicago.

This move will call forth the righteous indignation of all rail-road men in his employ, as no greater tyrant ever disgraced Iowa eoil. He it was who so nearly caused the death of a respectable man, at the hands of the James boy 3 gang, in the Rock Island train robbery, in 1872, thinking the man wa3 Roy ce. Had the poor unsuspecting victim remained with his head out of the window a moment longer, he would have shared the same f.ito of jxjor Jack Rafferty, the en- gineer who was xnurderea eoldj blood. on Real Estate AT us. Plielps a Nil.

of Fuiooth boito i'l'ld, ftcne h'juce 1-j Hdi-J, ien we'l of witerr i. io.I none iiiiitt hou'o. Khiisuk iscii'w in eiiltivti' 4- n.i 1 ti.iie to luortTHKe of i' -'i wo yeiirf ut 7 cr cent, t'riee, 1 rtiiii. fK.t cash. No.

i'. 1 .10 acre. Hilitjrlo-t-nof liottf, 1 1-1 ndditioii ftorio tubPtion ood well, Ki Here Bilon, ftono atuMe Vvltl, chicken 1.H. frumo 2S.v!fl, iHinttl I'orent I reft A fiiivi-Hin. Kl.o-ht lulled t'-om Kunc-Price, Terttm to j.urcitNser.

No. anrpn of fine 'nud, i'i 'dory f'llmrle-roof Iioiiho, cellar, two v. tjljc, abl(, corral, rvivmvy, chicken 191 nv.tvn muler citltiviulou. mn in whent, lien- in p'ltiMO foreat, ti-eea, 4 run Huit. K.h.

fsit due the 1'. P. It. uiiyiiK t.1. on youri time id per cent.

int. Price, nil except cneitinbrjtiee. o. itiO of Fmoo'h nopo titit-Btory hinzie roofed hon Piv- with f-n, ic( ion "xiV. rood eciim, pofjd well of water, Kuii'iii HO n.T'-a in cultivation, anine fruit nnd tvee, bkt rods of viiiin? Iiooyo.

Pi mil" from Itut'-nell. ha. Prico. 1.rt. 4-K on 10 t'nte tit ti per cent, jsrt CHfh.

hplttnot! on 01,0 eai time ut bJ per cent, interest So. H.I. ItW vra of line amoot'i land, aro tdiliitflv -r fei lio-ifcl', aiory.bix'it with d-dttiona i2 and 7x. uitio jrood cellar. tw wcils, 85 acr-i ll c'lUivlliion.

a few treef, tone Htuble l-x1J. frmnn ptalde atorio chiekon houaej tlniiker liillund 7 miles frotn KiiHell aciiool-lioue. j.foi-'Miitre of if 'iOo on ears time at 7 per l'rioe, Tei-nm eusy. No fiO. Wi n.cre of r.tone one ftory nhiit-pie-roofed 14x10, Kd-ifiet KtHlilo, iic-rei cultiviHeit, ini'en from Ktiwudl, 4 1 a'iei poofl filial.

Ittnd, 4-1 a ere cixkI piiB-ture lund, irood (Uone qtnury and well of water: moiiffape-2H od 2 yearn lift at percent. Int. Prier. fii'O. Terti-, -a--h.

77. Hcrcii of fa'r hmd. huitne Hvernint through furm: two apt-burn, pond eontil''. acres in cultivation, l'rico, f.mjj. Term No.

CI. 1'Kl Bore" of lab!" land. liouKf (rood v.ell. HfdOe. eoriiiin.

7-1 Bcre.M under cu'tivntlcn. aero in wheat. Price, Term cawy. No. aero.

rood ooll, framo i'i Unrr hoiiKe lUtbl wilh irood lfieineitt apliMidiil aurfnw amlnpritu? bonce live feet from Iioiiko, rhin-lod p-ione prnnary I'd, wood r.hl tlv 10, fi-Htno corn orib H. atone atnoko id mm chicken Iioiiko tlxl, tttono bari. 14.v:L". fi'l cren under cnlf Untlon, aotne for witrn. Kort mure of year titco at 7 per cent.

Price, t-lfiM. Term canh. No. iicrcRof fine land nd.loiuiu town aip at per nero. bo made an addition tu the city, luttluff the inventer WKI cf cent.

No. 44.1. nciT splendid piu-ture land. a'M' be cult afeJ: a Hvlnir ft ream of wntrr run throiiifh it 2 inili fcoiu Ion n. Priiv, per uev.

Terms iiv Xo. Iin. ir.a mnooth land, fram" hone I'V utorv with addition li'uli' and 'xf alfo a c4-llnr, Iwo well if wabr. aei-nx iiridei- eult'vatlon, a few tree, (itnntr Ft able frame atalOe atone sran-liry, otdiie boni-e. 'lluee mllea ti Hiinkri- lliil and peven mile to tiUKMeli, li mil" to frbool-honee.

of ii yeara time ut 'i per ccitUt bal anet iy. No. wren all tillable bind, f.l aeri nn dercnltiviition, tour mile treat Knell and one tnllfi from acheobhouce. Price fl.ftoo TcrjiiC cash. No.

b'O iierr of smooth land, one atorr titone noiiae witn ii-aine nnainon kx: rood out-door cellar, p-oed well of water Kuiica airblw. acre under end Ivnt ion. Mime rull and oivt tree, btnrot of onti-hedire. I'rlcc. l.leO, If on pt year time at a per fM crth, balance oue car's time nt In per t.enl.

interest. No. 10 "0 tu re land, onerto-r houe-Jijj) witii ont or cl'iir. food well fif water, it-ante bmiri roof toble with on aln-d ncru under cultivation 4 iniiea lroiu llut-eb. Price, P'i), eah.

70 acre of A No, 1 Inud. bnlf tnila from edv Mudta. 4 aeren undi-r etrltlMition, lnoi taif id ie cttis tinio at pe" cent. l'rico, fljm. No.

1(10. i.10 acre of rnoolh tableland, frame liouae Vt How Vi nild'tlon i wed and wind mill wh4i force Ihe ater tti and hoiu-e, atone n' able btxiVt, prnto ary bold buhel i mm, ai.ineehle'." en hoo KMt1 alu-d cntt' tritit ri. lid nere fenced wltR bo wrn and atone pot, irood corral. Vti ere emter cii'etvntfoTi, act eat he'd and nTf a rve. a tnilea VW' leorTtf'U'e at 7VreMit.

rrbto wn. t'ml'cr elatm can It; taken ndl obu-tl i iaiacteit wbioli wbl eia'ic nood itnre. y'' Ifo -ri'itr l'1" rcrr i eeoeil l-ind. frame hoiee it04. pord eell of water, tto ic milk hote I txr'! f-ioe if iiniirv, frame hittre fnnfel ham, acrei etu tcneon ith bat led wire, li c-e otn-or H.ei.

IS mile from -M- l. on al i J'T set- r-r 0 a DRAFT STALLlOi Is a dark boy, 1 0 hands high, weighs 1600 pounds, and is as perfectly formed draft horse as can be found. He is Norman and Clydesdale stock. Hii dam was sired by Old Napoleon, and his sire was art imported Clydesdale. We invite inspection by farmers and breeders generally before breeding elsewhere.

-Terms Reasonable. -Also one Mammoth MSteas Fourteen hands high, weight POO ft.s, mealy nose, is Mammoth and Maiteas stock. Term3 reasonable. The above Horse and Jack will make the season of 1SSG at my-stable south of the depot in Miltonvale, Ks. Season to begin the 10th of April.

JOHN HEAD. Go to Bright, Squires Co. for Listers, sulky plows, com planters, harrows and ail kinds of farm ma chinery. Everything warranted and satisfaction guaranteed. J8tf Farmers, prepare to ceiedrate the 3rd of July this year with a regular old spirit.

It i3 a duty that every American citizens owes to this to the heroes 110 years ago. Sherifr Ed. narahaH starts for Ind. to-day after a fugitive from justice. Indiana, the hot-bed "of northern de mocracy, will tremble when they are brought face to face with the great law and order sheriff of Cloud coun-ty.

Messrs. Bright, Squires Co. and Leming Kennedy are rietivly canvassing for their harvesting machinery. On account of the dry weather farmers seem to be a little" backward about contracting any new obligations. If your kiclnevs are inactive, you will feel anb look wretched, even in the most cheerful society, and melon-choly on the jolliest occasions.

Dr. J. II. McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm will set j-ou right again, 1.00 per bottle. Sold at Eagle drug store.

Geo. Flora and Will Witcraft drove up to Concordia last Monday and returned yesterday. We wonder what the attraction is at Concordia for many of our citizens. It is a ques tion we are unable to fathom unless they go there to pay their taxes. Geo.

Winter, ail old passenger conductor between Miltonvale and Gar rison, is in town to-day the guest of J. L. Carney. Mr. W.

is at present engaged on the Chicago Alton as as with his home at Kansas City. Concordia, June, 7, 188G. Fnisvn llon- I believe N. R. Brown, Cloud county's candidate for, a fair chance ami a good showing for the nomination.

Let ua fdve bira Cloud' county any-1 how. Yours for heme rule. E. Marshall, A Hurt Mra. I suffered untold agonies with scrofula.

Groat blotches, boixs and boils m'ade their appearance, on my flesh and I almost.eame to the conclusion there was not a of ound flesh on my body. 'I lcgan the use of IJi'ggV Blood 1'uriiltr ami to-day I mn "completely restored. My flesh is firm ami polid nJ 1 HUriKiU" it to Ik'- Iw yvl llev. J. E.

JllICliC ollice Call and see Xi. 1. e(rr, nw 40 Hcr I'piiot ii I'nFtui-f, tirvcr tailiny -aT, li-msf ICxIK. finoKo tionw, htiihII cnue. lrnnj Hi-tou all-.

l-riw. A N'o. 3. Lnl in Norlb v.ii) tns.I.r a P.hvJ ljiisificff 'u I'rtne. HW caf.i, balanc-tf on vweivo tiioniii's tlun.

Xo. 2. 1'1 aorf s. IfKI nrmt t-rokf-n. f-0 afjrcn l'pn'rd pat.m-, fri-ovo, loift, yoiinj; JTrult, hioso WxK4, 8 roonm f'd pi.iuil iUne iroiu t'niu l-mtk-s fiom I'fty Vriw, cash; tataucu lu two ycuru ut 1 it cent.

So. i. 1G0 net-on. 100 BCi-os under ruliirnt ioii. 85 pKttiro.

poo'! uv ceres of f-'o(l which will lie hi icludwl in tliO oi' j.hu-': fro wcii, livir.g watpr. vwh. No. 5. in 1h tnot 'sMiln ai-t of town, i roon-n-; mid other oynviiliic)-.

l'rico, l.1). So. ISuptnws liousa nn'l lct o.i Stnrr eve nuc. tviii be eol-i ut a tunrft'ii. Xo.

7. KnFinofid house with dwe'Iinjr attached fitnntoil on iarr u-fni'o, iKil loratiou-Price, t-lUQ. HW, iowu, buluuce ia two years. 8. $0 norm nu1h Join'njr corrorntion lino, pood land nnd very proporty.

l'rifo, cash, balance on tiuio. o. 0. ucro nlmut 7 tnlle front town, pood wa'or, Vi Hews Price, tMH -m raslj, Imluiicc on 5 years' timo ut 8 cent. iiitci-tt.

Xo. H. m-ron milpn from town. ncron under cultivation, hom-c with 2 prov. wtll.

Price, $150; fSM) caeh, j--ar' tijnp. No. 11. TIciusc nnd lot on Stsrr Avenue, Trice TuO.CJ. Terms to suit the t'urcbtior.

No. 13. A 110 ocro timber In Net-ton Co. Knnai, from, Rfd in of 1 (run. on IK Kl'l ihtp-" inxni iUw Inud, tire jruurd irikall arotmd.

ititHcrox broke. To 1ir doeded laud in the vicinity vf iilton vale. No. 13. too nw, V)0 acres uritlcr ptiltlvntion.

fctone bounH Vi.x-i, si.ore ftulde SnuSS, 2 itoA woil. iencod pnsf urc ncren. 2 hoir lot of 1 nud i ww jrood youttjf orchard, miivi of youttff liedjjr. Price JU.KW: ouo-bul casli, on tiiiie No. It.

el'Jnpr in citab part of twn, i rcouit. well, walks, lot. cusii. tfT5. imit on time.

No. 15 130 acr'f5 tnilc fi-om town, 1 tu-rffi under ctiltivp.tloji, Iiouku Hxlrt, fntntp with cellar, or car Si wnd on two curn time. Xo. lfi Tiood vcpidrncp In Mii'PttVniC, built In lCi. 4 Irti-M rtKitnH well finished.

In a nnt tnrt of the city, front ttrrt eedi-l to clover, terms to uit the tui-cliuscr. Price $7fi0. Very chettp. No. 37, 150 acre, about ono-hn'f Sn-1 md 'cc or.d bottom.

65 nereg undr ctiHIVMtion. frmne bonne H.xlfi. 40 hoits ot pnture ti-ttc- i pd. with creek running-throtiKti; 3 htc of corrtl with rnnnuur WHter: tihi t-er. i mile fi-oni vnlc.

Priro Jta.tKK en-h. bnlnnoe on one and two time nt. 10 per cent, inteifttt. Thin "in of the very bot fnrtn in I loud county, mtd a desirp'ble location. No.

Splendid biilitct.i bouo nd cirin lot 5010 ft. loeited on Main i-twt in tiutl-uokbccuut ol Miltonvale. Price fl.l.W. We also have the following list of lands in RussrJl for sate. If you are wantinp; any liar-Tains in western hivity call ami nee us.

Town lots for sale hi Russell. county Rtat of Russell county: No. cn- of pkk1 lillnblc ln'd tvliich will behold in Uwlien to suit puroliiwr at lrom S4.5tito V.M irr acre. Tei-ina eiicy, No. 2.

Mt) ncfffi 3 wile tnnil lfuell. on 4 years time, ut (J 'cr cent. Price tcnus vtwy. No. S.

1'nl fteroi Htitooth loud, rone h(ni" 'lis t. nood well ot wntiw, etone HlMe JSniSJ, chicken botiKe 1fii. none oorh crih "Jti'i, 70 ncre tinilereuitlvntion, acre in -ei, d' tnwvl liettoui land. 0 ntle front Price t-47( on lu iwr time ut lwr bninncc cli. No, IflO-tcrci of ilri bottom Innd, t1 ltd, from vunt coHt of kuah wiiiuv, a irenu-inc T.ii.

to NCrc under cultivation. Terinx cunti. Xo. P.b-j itfr of 'ard. fr.t'io nil iMifter ft'tu.

nwr under in ikw In nm! w-t'h t1 Mud -f t'lnlM-r. 1 mnte Hb'e Irt-viO. rood windw-ill hom end Iced Tinder, l'i tniU'H irom Ituholl. Price ierni tch. "No.

or f-oe'l If 5 in HilUTmMtwrmbt.wjl. t'licv, pass ia Bio bo No A croched silk purse, lined inside with red flannel, containing $20,00 in paper currency, and 45cts. -in silver. A liberal reward will be given for its return to Casper Biochlinger, or to this oihee. The county commissioners has authorized Sheriff Marshall, to offer 100 reward for A.

Wilson, who escaped from jail last" January. Age 28 years; height feet; gray eyes; light sandy hair and complexion; straight and active. If you owe the Star office a dollar please call and settle, as we arc prompted to make this request on account of being called upon to make some heavy expenditures, and are absolutely in need of every dollar that is due us. Col. N.

B. Brown, of Concordia, is a candidate for Congress, for this district. It should be an easy matter to elect delegates from each township for him, and men who will stand boldly up to the rack at the congressional convention. The members of the U. P.

church netted $30 out of their festival last Thursday evening. The gathering was largely attended by our best people, and several hours were pleasantly spent in social intercourse. All returning to their homes well satisfied and glad they had been able to participate. Miltonvale Slarkets. Hogs Corn Wheat Oats Rye Butter Eggs Potatoes e3.00($3.25 77 .21 .35 .08 Strawberries arc cheaper this year in Miltonvale than ever before.

It will be only a very few years before every farmer will have an abundance of delicious fruits as well as all other kinds of small fruits. Kansas is bound to stand at the head of the li3t in the near future as the best fruit growing state in the Union. Our base ball club is "busted." Rev. Melntyre's presence a week -ago last Sunday-was more than the could We do not "encourage base ball playing on Sunday, but it is our candid opinion that a minister has no business to meddle with such matters. Let the people and other members of the church attend to such affairs, and if the game annoys them let them take stops to have it stopped.

A pleasant birthday party was. given last Friday evening at the resi dence of C. L. Wilson in honor, of their son Walter. Judging from the! sound of the happy youustcrs' voices the affair was a pleasant one.

Fail- ing to get the names of the guests we are uuable to give more than partial account of the party. The Star wishes Walter ra'sny returns of this festive fcuppincssi -jJ.