Gove County Republican du lieu suivant : Gove City, Kansas • 4

SoClEl'IKS. THE REPUBLICAN. LLOYD H4llt, t.BW,h.M, COUNTY CORKESPOSDEMCE, R.G. JONES, Cawhidr. Tha Haul Offiir fat.

A New Iteparture, Beginning with the Issue of Jan. 2d, 18W), the Topeka Weekly Capital will be enlarged froin 8 to 19 pages, and bo otherwise strengthened iu every feature. It Is a Kansas papor for Kansas people all the time, and worthy of pat-roiiiigu, Having made special arrange raents with the publisher, we are enabled to offer the Rbi'UBUCAN and the Weekly Capital, both one year, for $2. Every Kansas man should Lave bis lo Publitation Notioo- Laud Ofllee at Wa-Koenuy Kan. 8110 beo.

im. Notlos is hereby given that the following named settlor baa tiled notice of Ills Iruontlon to make flunl proof In supporter bis claim and that mid proof will be made Imlora tile Clerk of District Uu rt of Oovu oounty at Oove City Kan ou Jan. (tat. 1K00. vln Bdgsr ttoberts, pre-emption 8.

No. 15SJS for the nw qr soo IB ii Kan. He numos tbo following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land vis: John K. Snydor, fteoriro F. Wlsomsn, Jauios P.

Knight and Mo! vln Knight, all of Jerome Oove county, Kan. Lui Hoitnos, Hirlntor, Transacts a General Banking liusinuHH. 1 Buys and Belln Drafts on alt K. PoiiitM. Monotj to Loan on Roal KkStato At tlio Lowest Ratkh.

Money i'ahl when rajmra ur Good Commkkcial Pai'ich Discountkd. Taxks Paid Rksidkntk. Deposits GOVE CUT, Pierce's is vhcre you cnu got anything In the line of Hardware, Stoves or Tiiiware, Table Cutlery, Implements, KANSAS Hardware Sewing Machines, Gasoline h'l i Fresh Dried Fruits Yost's Celebrated Flour, 111' Stoves, Blacksmith's Iron, Tools, Whips, Seeds, Kto Tinware Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done. sart FRESH now open at, MARTIN'S GROCERY. Canned Fruits and Vegetables, 1 Teas, Coffees and Spices, Candies, JNuts ana Cakes, Cigars, Smoking ife Chewing Tobacco, GIT Livery Feed Stable.

J. Proper. FOOT OF BROAD ST, Horses Boarded by. Week or JVIonth. Rates Reasonable.

Commercial Trade Promptly and Carefully Attended to Correspondenoo under tills bead la solloltsd Mill unyouu WUO la lntiiraaU.il in Imvlnv a from unyouu wlio Is liitoraalod In Iisviii a oowsjr ojimiy paper. Latum from everf avisbborlKHMl are wanted. Parties desiring 10 write will be furnished yausr and suralopss and of Ths Bsmuuoaji free. Lisbon, Jan. 18, 1890.

Quite bllzrard Sunday. Seems very much like winter just now. P. Shipn and son came back to Gove county in time to see the first bJizzaacl 01 me season. Carr Marshall and wife will mate their future home In Goyo county.

He has a pair of boxing gloves and warms the boys up occasionally. Pleasant View pupils were taking photos during play tituo. A large snow bank in front of the school house is very convenient gallery. Many Voioks. Grainvikld, Jan.

13, 1890. Charles Cooper, who has been, husking corn in Rooks county, has returned home. Some of our citizens are hoping that the oold weathor will last long enough to allow them to fill their ice bouses. Uncle Themes Oeanies, an aged and highly respected citizen living, south west of town, is reported very poorly; Messrs. J.

Sims and T. H. Moore shipped a valuable high-bred horse from Junction City to this place last week. On account of the unfavorable wea ther, Rev. Wni.

Boyle, of Hoxio, did not fill his appointment at the school ball Sunday evening. Some of our young people attended the literary at the school house in Dis trict 43, south-west of town, Wednes day evuing of last weok and exprussod themselvee as well pleased with thn exercises. Sunday' snow was gladly welcomed by those who have growing wheat and rye. A continuation of the present! tine prospects will make a heavy crop of wheat in this vicinity and a flouring mill at this place will become a necessity. Self Binder.

EDUCATIONAL COLUMN. DcToted to tha Interests of tba Xcschers of Gov Voanty Articles pertaining to mutton of Interest in the school room will have room In thia column Contributors are requested to bo as oonciso an possible and must have uoinuiuutcavlous In by Geography Lesson Me. 6. The states of Nebraska and Dakota are drawn together. Aftor drawing Nebraska we extend the western boundary of Nebraska to the north 400 miles and have the western boundary of On-kota.

Then we draw tha northern boundary of Dakota, about 320 miles long. Now locate the mouth of tue big Sieux river, and connect with the north eastern corney of the state by a straight line. A little over halt way down this line locate Traverse' and Big Stone lakes. Draw the lted River of the North and Big Sioux rivers and boun dary between Dakota and Minnesota. You now have outline of Dakota.

Now connect narth-west corner of state with point where Missouri river first touohes Nebraska and draw tne Missouri. The Dakota river can be drawn by the Mis souri and Big Sioux rivers. Draw the Little Missouri Big Cheyenne and White rivers in the west and the Mouse river in the nerth. Locate Devil's Lake and draw the Black Hills and Missouri This work' will be alow, if well done, but pupils had as woll learn thoroughly what they do learu as to slight it. All work should be examined closely, and criticised freely by other pupils.

By insisting on descriptions being given in good language these lessons can be made valuable in that way. If you handle your pupils carefully you will find their powers of observation increasing rapidly. We have no maps of the two Dakotas and so draw them as one. Jonas. Teachers Examination.

Teachers desiring to take examina tion will please report at the school bouse In Gove City at 9 o'clock sharp Saturday morning Jan. 26th. C. H. Cole, Co.

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LWA raiDAT, JANCART IT, 1HO0. Tli btlo of CM. Brkw'a rainbow now enclioU a gor(eiuHly cushioned teat In the United t)tati 800 a to. Ibe protection moat needed by the Kanaa fanner is protection from rob-ber-tratuportation companies And pooli. Something very uousunl happnuod at Topeka a fw days uluoo.

A auto of-floor reaignedjand he bad not beau appointed to any other oflloe either. The'recent derelopementa In the affairs of the Tepeka Insurance Corn-pan; are decidedly chilly tc the lawyers who may entertain legistatlre Lion. t2.000.000 for a government building 250,000 to pull the snag out of the Missouri rivur and 130.000 for a fleet are the am now being; put on by Ksn-ai City. The death of Nehomlah Green, Sunday last reduce the number of ex-Gov eroort of Kansas, now living, to seven. Carney, Martin and Green having died in the past two yean.

A resolution ban been introduced in congress that would effectually settle the race prbleijn Vn.tbe piq Si to encourage emigration of the negroes to the Congo Valley in Africa and there establish a free nation for colored peOpIe. The dressing down administered to the Southern leader by Senator In-galls. Moodily in the annate in, bis speech ou southern elections and southern outrages niust have burned like a brush of porcupiuo quills dipped in caustic. The Lane couuty Herald Is after the scalp of Congressman Peters for having a Mrs. Moore, a non-rosident of the state, appointed postmistress of the Digbton poatoffiee.

Right and proper, such positions belong In the vicinity of Che office. The fight now on betweeen J. K. Hudson, editor of the Capital and C. Foster, Circuit Judge of the Unitod States Court at Topeka.

is a hummer. Before it ends Judge Foster will wish he had attended to his duties as Judge and kept out of politics. A cyclone visited St. Louis, and Clinton, Ky Sunday evening, killing 4 and injuring 16 iu the former place and killing 11 and injuring 53 at tho latter place. Tho damage to property Hf St.

Louis will be in the vicinity of $100,000, In Clinton, Ry $76,000 will hardly cover the loss of In the death of Congressman W. D. Kelley, of Pennsylvania, the House loses a man highly respected for bis A (Jliiet, unassuming politician and a congressman in whoso ability his colleagues had unlimited confidence. He hftd been a member of the lowor house for almost thirty years without interruption. The congressional committee having the World's Fair in charge has been listening to the respective claims of the four contestants this week.

The rivalry in bidding has led to the raising of targe guarantee funds with the government appropriation should make a display in harmony with the great na tiou backing the exhibition. The serious illness of the infant King of Spain has brought to the surface a stroug feeling in favor of a. republic. For koto time the authorities have been embarrassed by republican sentiment and with the overthrow of DomPedro in Brazil the ''feeling was strengthened. Should the young king die the chances are very strong in favor of a rapubli-oan form of government in Spaio, One of the very" rare indications of an anstocratfc monarchy in the roechan l.ra of our government is the long black" silk gowns worn hy the Chief Justice and thn eight Associate" Justices of the Supremo Court.

It is creditable alike to the'law jmkJ fow maker that these gowns are worn in obedience to a long stablished custom" rather than in opedieiu tn statutory requirements. i'A free vote, uncorrupted and a fair count shouts Senator Voorheesi alone declare the election of candidates to office from the JoweBt to! the- Viry-' good. But, two to 0110, at tef he'roade that upcoch he wont round ldhto demo'cratic oolhragues of the. aoujh aud whispered in their ears that be intended it for his ipubiienn friends The loading republican newspapers of the state have mildly insinuated to Stale Treasurer Hamilton that it is not good tuafe hold Mato office and at the same time bo 'unbilled agent of a rich corporation. Whether the duties nf til wo positions cooflot or not.

Mr, Itatniltiri should not inefston divJdjbg his ftnSi- wliliV properly belongs to' (he gUt. present lime," while the county are making their" setticraeiiti hlii resignation wontd1 probobiy einbarras the offloo but at soon as bis serol-annuer 'disburse, menu we mada.lnFehrnhry. Mr, Ham iltr should, and probably wiH, resign' nU "ttk't of state Exchang al Sheriffs. Sale. Statu or Kansns, I OovaCousTT, 0.

H. Ubold. J. M. tinner and A.

Horbst, co-partners as Lobold, Plshor It Plaintiffs, vs O. M. Hull and Christ Gorman, Dufondunts. By vlrtiie of an order of sale to me directed and delivered, limed out of the Clerk's Office of tbe District (Joitrt of Gove county, Kansas, I will, on the day of January, lsvu at the hour of o'clock. P.

M. of said day, at the oourt house door In Gove City, In Iho county and state aforexuld, offer at public sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash Id hand, the followlogdoscrlbed real property sttuutud In tbe county of iutbe state of Kansas to- Tne south one-half (K) of the north-east quarter of section Four. (4) Township Kleven(U) range Twenty-elgbt (20) west 6th Principle Meridian. The above dosrribed property to he then and there sold subject to a prior lien und lu-ou mbrance to-w 1 1 One mortgage of VX). The above described real property to be sold under a dooreo of foreclosure, lu fnvor of C.

H. be bold, J. M. Fisher and B. A.

Horbst' o- Btrtners as lebold. Kisber A Vxt aod against By R. 0. Bohr, Under Sberllf. Hherlff.

Sheriff Office, Gove City, Deo. IS, 1HS. (-V JosasAJ HRNNKSsr, Attys for Pill. Sheriffs Sale. Biats or Kansas, Im OoviCoumty, Joseph F.

Mendenball, Plaintiff, vs. Brlce McCoy, KHa McCoy, Amilo M. Weaver and r. weaver, iwrtniiants. Bv virtue of an order of sale to me directed and delivered, issued out of the Clerk's Otnoe of toe District, ctiun or uoveoounty, ivansas I will on the With dayof Jnnuarv 18MO between tbe hours of 10 A.

and P. of said day at the Court House door In Gove City and stale aforesaid offer at publlo sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash lu hand, the following described real proporty situated in tbe county of Gove. In thesuteot Kaunas, to-wlt; The south-east quarter of Section Six (6) Aownantii irieen im) nontn or nunge a weuty seven west or otn rnncinie Moriaian. J. W.

HOPKINS, By R. C. Dohn. Undor dberiif. Sheriff Sheriffs Office, Gove City, Deo.

IStli, istw Jomks at HaNSKSsv, Attys for Plff 48 Sheriffs Sale. Stats or Kansas, I GovhCocntv, C. H. Lebold, J. M.

Fisher and K. A. Horbst, oo-partners as Lebold, Fisher Plulutiffs. vs, Sylvester Swart and Elnora Bwarts, Defendants, By virtue of an order of sale to me directed and delivered, Imued out of the Clerk's trace of the District Court of Gove county, Kan sas, I will, on the JHt.h day of January, 18U0, at the hour of o'clock, P. of suit! day, at tbe oourt house door In Gtive City, in tlio oounty and state aforesaid, effor at public sale and soli to tbe hghe-t bidder for cash in hand, the following described real property situated In tho county of Gove, lu tbe blate of Kansas, to-wlt; The north one-bait of the north-east one-fourth (n of The south-west quarter of the north-oast quarter (m'tofne1,) and the north-west quarter of the hod quarter (n of V) of section Eighteen (18) township Fifteen (Ml rauge Thirty (ikl) west tth Principle Meridian.

The above described property to he then and there sold subject to a prior lit and Incumbrance to-wit: one uiciityano ot The above desoriboa real propert to bo sold under a decree of foreclosure, In favor of C. LHbold, J. Kl'har antl B. A. Herbs copartners as I.ebold.

Flsltcr Co. and against Sylvester Hwarts and Klnora Swaru. J. W. HOPKlNb, By B.

C. Bohn, KiKlPfSliuril. Blioi lff. Sheriff OlBoo, Oove City, Dee, 18, m. 4-U JONES HKHNKSSr, Attys lor Pllf.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. H. C.Jonf.s A. C.Hennkssv County Attorney.

Probate Judge JONES HENNE8SY Attoineys aud counsellors-at-law. Govs Citv. Kansas. E. A.

McMATlT, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, GBAINFIKLD, KAN. F- O. BRAINARD, Physician Surgeon, GOVE CITY, KAN. A. J.

MITCHELL, Justice the Peace, GOVE CITY, KAN. All legal matters will receive prompt attention. Collections a specialty. GOY ABSTRACTORS. ABSTRACTS, DIAGRAMS DESCRIPTIONS mane of Lands and Town Lots located In any county in Kansas and information aa to the value of the same furnished.

MONEY TO XiOAK. on real estate or Chattel Mortgage Security. Collections a Specialty. pensions! APPLICATIONS fob INCREASE, RERATJNGS, TJ. W.

OBLINGOER, CLERK ft Tdfc DISTBICT CODBT. Lamp Contists, Liavcs or Abbikci Bnthiks fkalPboofs a Hpedalty. From experience I can Guarantee Satisfaction and Business Promptly Attended to. Address. Govt Citv, Kar.

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Publication Notice. SOMMONB ruK SKHVICI ON VOK-BSSIDBKT OS- VRMUNTH, First published December 17th 1889 The Statu or Kansas! To Goorye Hamra and Amanda Hamra his wlfa. Knoub Envst-niui and Eiiattrom bis wife whoso first oaiii') Is to plaintiff unkuown, recti lur: You are hereby notified that you have been sued with K.Leksell aud Lekaell bis wife as oo-defcniliint by E. W. Lewi plulotltf.

Tula summons Is to require you to answer the poUtlou filed by said ululntfir In the Clerk's oUoeuf the UovuDlatrlot Court In tne State of Kuimm, on or before taaotn day of Febru ary 1 iwuor euiu Milium win ne laaen aa true and Judgement, eudered for tbe fonrolosare of a certain uiortirase exoeuted November 1st br tbo said Ueorre Hamra on the following- lands and tenements sltuatod In said county of (Jove aud deaorlbed as follows: the north west quarter of of section tlilrtr-oiie (All towimhfi flrteen OA) rang-e twenty-eight (ICS) west of theSth P. M. and ootalnlnv one him ilred and sixty (ISO) aeres more orhws to shook) the payment of the sum of 4M.00 with In-terostat tlw rate of twelve per oeut. per annum, and recorded In the oflloe of tho Kerfs-terot Uafldsof said oountr. InVol.

1 at pace A44. and the prayer of said petition la that the uoienuan ana eaon or tnem, ana an peraooa olnlmtnir under them, be forever barred and fereejoaad of all Interest, rights, Hen and equity of redemption In, to or on said land, and that said lands may be sold according to law without appraisement, and the rooeeda brought Into court and applied to tbe payment of It) the taxes due and payable on said premises: 2d. the ousts and aeorulng coats of tbls ictlbn Sd, the claim of the plaintiff with scorning Interest thoreon; 4th, the claim of the defendants as their Intormits may appear, and for snob other and and further relief as may be' Just aud oqultablo. Wixsxas my hand and tbe seal of 8SAL said court, at my otttoe In the city of Gove City, (n mild cnunty of Gove this 2d day of Doccmiber A t). tSHV.

GSO. J. Barkkic. V. W.

OBLl-SGKR AtiyforPlff. Clkbk' Publication Notice. Summons for Service on Non-resident Defendants. First Publication December 27th, 1880. Ths Statu or Kansas To George A.

Rosa and Nancy B. Koss, his wife, K. Heltker aod Hellker, bin wife, whose flrst name Is to Plain-tin' unknown, greeting: You are hereby nol i lied that you have been sued by Hiram Mender, plaintiff. This summon Into require you to answer the petition died by said plaiutiff in the Clerks office of the Gove District Court in the State of Kansas on or before the 6th day of February, 1890 or said petition will be taken as true and Judgment rotidorod for tbe foreclosure of a certain roortgsire executed April 3d, 1H8S by said George A. Hobs and Nanoy K.

Kosa on tbe following lands and tenements situated In said county of Gove and described aa follows: The north-east quarter of seJtion nineteen (ID) township fourttwit (14 range twenty-nine Ci) west of the 8th P. M. aud containing one hundred and sixty (ISO) acres more or less, to secure the payment of the sum liM. with interest at tbe rate of twelve per oent per annum and recorded in tbe oflloe of tbe itegis-n't of Deeds of said county in Vol. 4 at page SH4 and the prayer of said putitlon Is that the defendants and niton of them and all persona claiming under them be forever barred and ferenloend of all interest, rigbt, lien and equity of redemption lu to or on said land and thataald land mav be sold according to law, without appraisement, and tbe proceeds brought Into court and applied to the payment of, 1st.

tha taxes due and payable on SHid prltnlpeR, 2d, the costs tuid accruing eosla of tbls action, Ud. tbe claim of the plaintiff with the accruing Interest thereon, and 4th, tbe claim of the defendants aa their Intoresta may appear and for such other and further relief us may be Jtitthand equitable. Witness my hand and the seal of SBAi, said Court at my office in the City of Gove CI ty In tbe said county of Gove this 23d day of December, 1 lHtit), GlO. J. BARKEH, U.

W. OHL1NGKK. AftyrorjPltf, Clerk. Publication Notice, Summons for SOrvioc oh Non-resident Defendants. First Publication December 27tb, 188S1.

Ths StAraoF Kansas: To Thomas C. Pointer, and Pointer, bis wife, whose Drat name Is to plaintiff unknown, greeting: Yon are hereby notified that yon have been sued by B. W. tewis, plaintiff. This aununons is to require you to answer the petition fllod by said plaintiff in tbe clerks office of the Gove District Court In the Btato of Kansas hn-or before the 8th day of February, 190 or said petition will be taken as true and Judgment rendered for the foreclosure of two eertatn mortgages executed on the 15th dayiof Sept 1887 by said Thomas V.

Pointer on tbe following lands aod tenements situated in said county of Gove and described as follow Tbe north-east quarter of section six (S) town ship eleven (11) range thirty (DO) west of tbe 8th P. M. and containing one hundred and tlfty-six (IDS) acres more or less. One to secure the payment of the sum of 1800 with Interest at tbe rate of twelve per oent per annum and recorded in the office of the ttegls-terof Deeds of said county In Vol. 1 at page 467 and the other to secure the paytnont of the Sum of 76 with interest at the rate of twelve per oent per annum and recorded In the office of the Register of Deeds of said oounty In Vol.

1 at page 48S and the prayer of aid petition la that the defendants and each of them and all persons claiming under them bo forever barred and foreclosed of ail interest, right, lien and equity of redemption In to or on said land and that said land may be sold according to law, without appraisement, and the proceeds brought Into oourt and applied to tbe payment of 1st, tbe taxes due and payable on said premises, 2d, tbe costs and ao orulng costs of this action, 8d, the claim of the plaintiff with the accruing Interest there-un, the claim of the defendants as their Interests may appear and for such other and further relief as may be Just aod equitable. Iv Witness my hand and the seal of said court at my offioe Jn tbe City of w- Gove City In the said oounty of Gove this 23d day of December. A. D. 188V.

Geo. Barkkh, TJ. OBUNGKR, Atty for Plff. Clerk. Publication Notice.

Summons for Serviet on Nun-Resident Defendants. First Publication January 17th, 1890. The State of Kansas: To Abraham Pea-body and Nanoy W. fcabody, lits wife, greeting. You are hereby notified that you bare been sued by R.

W. Lewis, plaintiff. Tbit summons is to require you tc answer the petition filed by said plaintiff In tbe olerks office of tbe Gove District Court lu tbe State of Kansas on or before the 1st day of March, 18U0 or said petition will be taken as true and Judgment rendered for the foreclosure of one certain mortgage executed tho 1st day of Bep-tetnber, 1888 by the said Abraham Peabody and Nanoy W. Peabody on tbe following lands and tenements situated in said oounty of Gove and described as follows: The east half of the south-west tuarter and tbe oast half of ths north-west quarter of section four (4) township fourteen (14) range thirty (DO) west of the ttb P. and containing one hundred and sixty (MO-and 3-10u) acres more or less, to aeoure the payment of 1 800 with Interest at the rate df twelve per oont per annum and recorded In the office of tbe Register o( Deeds of said oounty in Vol.

i at page atft and tbe prayer of aald petition Is that tbe defendants and each of them and all persons claiming under tliew be forever hatred and fore-okwedDf all Interest, rigbt, lein and equity of redemption In. to or on said land, and that aid land may be sold, according to law, without appraisement, and tbe proceeds brought Into oourt and applied to the payment of, 1st, Thetaxes due and payable on said premises, Sd, Tbe costs and accruing costs of this notion 3d, Th ole'm of the plaintiff with aoorulng In ternst thereon, and 4tb, Tbe claim of tbe defend uitsastbelr Interests may appear, aud for sueta ptber and (uyther relief as may be Just and equitable, wltnexs mv hand and tha ul nt said oourt at nry offioe It the oltjr of vwi iivin uia nniinT.v. nr iiam tblslhdaMJauiiw. 4. D.MIIW.

J. Dahkkb, U.f.OBLWOBB.-11 Arty fot Tiff. clerk. Gso. 8 Subscribe for THE REPUBLICAN, AND KEEP POSTED on CURRENT EVEWS.

WAOQT7AIHTBO WITH THE OBOORAPHY OP THE 00UWTET, WILL OBTADI kCUOH VALUABLE WFOBMATION FEOM A STUDT OF THIS HA? OF eBarn. a 1) DTTCCn I Di-An y. u. iicojll, i ivy. Good Rigs and Gentle Horses.

Commercial Trade Solicited. East Side Main St. Gove City, Kas. of ousrll THE CHICAUO, ROCK ESUNO PAClFiC RAILWAY, Inoludinff main JlnoB. branoliea and extensions Bast and West of tho Misaouri Blver.

x'ho TJlreot Route to and from Ohioagro, Joliet, Ottawa, Peoria, La Salle. Moltno, Book Island, In ILLINOIS-Dovenport, Muscatine. Ottumwa, Oskalooea, 0ea Molnea.WlnterBet, Audubonanan, and Council Blufft, In IOWA-Minnoawlla and. St. Paul, In MINNfespTA-Watcrtown ana Sioux raus, in pi.

jobbpd, any. ivauuna MISSOURI-Omaha, and NaWon, in NEBRASKA Hortop, Topeka. GroK, 1Mb fermlnar and rraiilngr lands, affording1 tbe boat facilities of intercommunication to older States and to all towua and cltioo north waet, end southwest trom umoagro, ana rocino sua wbub-oubhuiu otuuiw, MAGNIFICENT VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAINS, leeper to umana) ana uoiosga ana uoioraao npnnjrB, jjetovut Bustrowu via Bt. Joseph, Kansas City or Topeka. Elegant Day Couches, Hleeplnsr Cars and (east of Missouri Biverf Dlninir Oara.wlth FtlEfil Kaclining Chair Ctii-a between Chicago and NorthPlaUa fMeb.) via Omaha, Chicago and Cald well via Kansas City and Chicago and Denver, Colorado Epringrs end Pueblo.

Throuk-h Palace Sloeper to and Uoiti Wichita, Kansas. Splendid Dlnine Hotels west of St. Joseph and Kansas City. Callfbrnia excviraionB daily with CHOICE OF KOUfaa to and from Salt Lake, Portland, Ljos Angeles. Sid Ban Francisco.

The DIRECT LINB1 to tvnd from Plke'a Peak, Manitou, ardenof the Qods, the Sanitariums, and Bcenlo Orandeura of Colorado. VIA THE ALBERT LEA ROUTE, Solid SxDress Trains dally between Chicago and Minneapolis and fit. PauL with THROUGH BeoUninir Chair Cars (PBKB) to and from tbpaa points and Kansas City, Throucb Chair Oar and Sleeper between Peoria, Bplritltvke, and Sioux Falls. vtajEtock Island. The Kavorite Une to Pipestone, Water, town, Sioux Falls, and tbe Summer Beaorts and Huntta and Fisldnv Grounds of the Northwast.

THH 8HOET LINE VIA SENECA AND KANKAKBB offei-s fticUitiad to -trvel between CinoinnaU, Indianapolis, Lafayette, and Council Bluffs, Bt. 'oeeph, AUiUson, Leavenworth, Kansas City Mtnneapolla, and St Paul. For Tickets, Mane, Folders, or desired apply to any nones )fflc in tha uuitod States or Canada, or addresa Offloe JOHN SEBASTIAN, CHIOAOO, ILLh Oea'l Ticket PasaAeV E. ST. JOHN, (hasrtl Kaiajer, Constantly in Stock..