The Times du lieu suivant : Columbus, Kansas • 3

OfTiWifiWi'ifiiWi'fMM CHEROKEE COUNTY Clothing depot, furnishing goods head- "The Famous is King. MEARS, WALLIS CO. rHE TIMES- miters at the Famous. Columbus. Kansas, Spt.

13, 1833. Everybody snlokes the Little Joki r. Smoke the John McCullongh cigar. Frank Beers sells chem. Henry Hoover, Irving Townsentl, Miss Siirah Hammott and Miss Nellie Patty are attending commercial school at Fort Scott.

EVERYBODY SHOBLB SHOW THAT G0LSM3US STAT Tl I il ii BANKS JOHN N. WITTER, L. L. DOUBLED AY Hitter Doubleday, BANKERS, COLUMBUS, KANSAS. Established, 1871.

J. C. BYRD The new pott il notes were issued for the first time 3 For sums under rive dollars they are more convenient than the old money and they cost less. There were heavy frosts last Friday and Saturday nights in Wisconsin, Minesota, Dekota and Northern Illinois and Iowa, and did a great damage to the corn crop. I keep constantly on band all varieties of grass seeds, viz: Timothy seed, Red Top, Kentucky Blue Grass, Orchard Grass, Blue Grass, A.

Hood. A is TvniiSsJnN. Oolmiitms, Stoves What The Times Would Like to See. A bigger demagogue than the Courier man. A more two-faced mm than Cy Harvey.

The explanation the Cornier man will giye to the Colored men for his partyuiot nominating Mr. llobbins for Register of Dcds. The Colored vote the Republicans will vt. That orphan boy that Tom Anderson talked so much about the day of the convention. Timberlake on a high lonesome when he gets to be Register of Deeds by proxy.

Walt Layne when he explains away that Well, Walt, com up and we will tell you all about it. Timberlake after the election. Landa Freligh when he gets even with Tom Lea. Tom Lea and Ashley fight. A first-class furniture store in Columbus and a first-class man to run it.

That man Johnson that Fry talked so much about. Walt Layne after Jim Ludlow scoops him about 500 votes. The Sheriff's sales the Courier will get if Walt Layne should happen to be elected. Leading fashions at the Famous. Lykins.

Fivligh and Pattyson look as if they had gone through a spell of sickness. WHAT A COLORED VOTER SAYS-Editor Times: Please allow me space in yeur valuable columns to express my opinion in regard to the coming election, which promises to', be. a very interesting matter. For twrenty years we, the colored propie, have stood by the republican partyhave rallied to support them in every time of need. They use us as a tool and do everything they can to make us believe that they are interested in our welfare, and at the same time they only want us to keep placing them in office.

Why can they not divide with us and show us they ar.e willing to help us to rise to that standpoint which tltey occupy to-day. It must be understood that the colored people of Cherokee county have aroused to a sense of their duty. They intend to show the republican party that they don't belong to them any longer, but intend to enter the field and make an independent fight. Some of the leading republicans have already said" they can do without our votes. Well, let us see what virtue there is in coming out with a full ticket of our own, selecting such men from each party as may in our judgment seems to be the best men.

Then let us as a body of colored men turn out throughout the county on election day and make our mark. By making such efforts we will try the faith of the many so called friends of the colored voters. E.TIoggiss. Notice. -The Colored voters of Spring Valley township, are requested to meet at the Lone Elm School House on Friday evening, Sept.

14, at 7 o'clock p. fo.r the purpose of electing delegates to the County Convention, to be held in Baxter Springs, on Monday, Svpt. 17. By order of T. A.

Stuykrsox, Ch'n. Central Com. J. W. Smith, Secretary.

A SPECIALTY No other business. No speculations. Loans oarefullj made. Farmeis and stock men desiring to borrow money to purchase stock are invited to call. Deposits received, and people having money to deposit are invited to inquire into our responsibility and standing.

The business of the' farme merchants, stock men and others, of Cherokee county will be gladly received, and we shall endeavor to give satisfaction to all. "We call attantion ta a communication in this issue from a colored voter and also to a notice of a convention of the colored citizens of the county to be held at Baxter Springs, September 17, 1SS3. Improved Farms for sale, City property lor gale, rent or trade. Cheap Money to Loan on Ions or short time. Real Estate bought and sold.

Conveyancing and Abstracting. Taxes Paid for non-resident, Office North Side Square, Rhinehart Block, At the present rate Judge Fry will have completed his hotel in 1900. Ere that time "a party by the name of Johnson" will have passed in his checks, his will in interest of the Judure. Railroad Time Card IWRYBODY IS MITID TO GALL Orii' Goods are Open fox Inspection. It is said that the defeat of W.

C. Lykins for the nomination of Treasurer, was largely owing to the nomination speech made by TP. Anderson, which demonstrates the fact that some men can make a better speech impromtu than by studi'ing for weeks or months, as in Tom's case upon this occasion. KANSAS CITY Mail Freight Uail Freight ST. LOUIS Mail Freight 'i'vaight Mail Freight Freight FORT SCOTT GULF K.

It NORTH. 10:40 A. M. M. SOUTH.

4:40 P. M. 4:00 P. M. H.

E. SAKIELS, Agent. SAN FRANCISCO R. E. EAST BOUND.

2:59 P. M. i 12:0.. midnight. WESTBOUND.

11:40 A.M. 1:30 P.M. i 4:30 A.M. Joseph Filmcb, Agent. To Thv sc Wishing- to Inr-cliase -Vny tiling in Our Tine, WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION.

AND WILL SOT BE Al Dalby, Duncan and Pattyson, who have been wheel-horses in the party since a time long prior to the diaper days of young Tim, will feel kindly no doubt that they have been thrown to one side for one who never turned his hand over for the party, Dalby says an old soldier need not apply. Societies. A A M. Regular Communications in Prudence Lodge No. 100, first and third Tuesday evenings of each month.

3 C. D. Nichols, W. M. J.

C. Bted, Sec. A Regular convocations of Colum-biis'chapter No. 23, second and fourth Tuesday of each month. H.

C. Puesel, C. 1. Nichols, Sec. II.

P. I. O.O. F. Columbus Lodge No.

56. Meets rat hall Saturday night of each week. Members iiu good standing cordially invited. Li il. It is amusing to see Jim Wilson and Charley Saunders get a colored man cornered and tell him what they will do for tiiera if they will vote with the Democrats BY ANY ESTABISHMENT IN THE WEST.

this fall. Now, colored men, we have this to say to yon, pay no attention to these political demagogues, all they want is your AGENT vote and when they get that they are done with von. The best bargains ever offered in Columbus in bugsies, spring wagons, etc, at prices which scrape the bottom. n't forget the place, in brick block, south side of square. Come see and bo convinced.

A. Hood. Cancers, White Swellings and Catarrh Cured. I have cured the following persons of the above diseases; and if you wish the proof call on them for it: Cured Ephram Gathrie of cancer, one of the first persons I treated since I have lived in Kansas. I also cured a daughter of Mr.

Saymore, living west of town, of cancer and catarrh" of the head. She had been lea two years, and is now in gjod health. I use no medicine, and can treat a person if I don't see ihern, if I know their name and what the disease is. But would prefer to soe if the case is very bad. I cured a sister of Wash Williams, that lives in West Virginia, of a cancer cn her arm; he had been afflicted with it t'jr years.

I can cure white sellings, catarrh and cancers. Yours, Abnek Coblb, Columbus, Kas. For Sale Cheap. A house and lot. House new, three large rooms, clo-et and buttery.

AH kinds of fruit trees. Will take good team as part pay. Inquire at this office. G. FT.

G. R. R. LANDS. We have made arrangements with eastern parlies or all the money we want, on short notice at reasonable hiteresl; money ready when papers are signed, FIRE CYCLONE INSURANCE Churches.

M. E. Church Public worship each Sabbath at :80 a. m. and 7 p.

m. Classes meet cadi Sabbath at 11:30 a. m. Sf l.oath School at g. i'raver meeting every Thursday night.

Seat fie. 5t ou are cordially invited. A. G. Kobe, Pastor.

Church ok'Ciirist; ittcsts for worship every Lord's day at 10 -50 a. m. and 7 p. ni. Sunday school at 3 o'clock p.

in. Prayer and social -meeting evcrv Thursday night. A cordial tion is given to all to attend Seats free. Pastor. Presbyterian Citorch Preaching every Sabbath, morning and evening; Sunday school at 9:30 in.

Fverybody cordially invited. T. M. Moohe, Pastor. For the great inter-state fail, Septembsr 17th to 22d, 1SS3, the Kansas City, Fort Scott Gulf railroad company will sell round trip tickets at the low rate of one fare ($4.50) from all stations on its line.

SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SQUARE, urn 3 This company will run trains to and from the fair grounds cveiy half hour each Publication, of Summons. In the District Court of Cherokee County, Written in the best companies in the world. We have made arrangements with eastern agents to send us all land buyers, and we desire to get as many farms as' possible for sale. Below ive give description of some of the farms we now have on hands. Has Gome at Last.

day during the great fair. The Red Front Clothing house has at last moved into their new building, and when they get their stock in shape will have one of the finest clothing houses in the city, and a larger and better stock has never been brought to the city, This firm has associated with them J. F. Vine, late of Chicago, who comes to us recommended as one of the best tailors in the west. Those wanting anything in his line of business would do well to give him a call.

Kansas, Mileden Wonsei, ITt'f. 1 vs. Summons. C. W.

ltichardson, Deft. To C. AV. iridiardsoii. riefciklant, above named: L.

W. BLAiSDELL, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Notary Public, Estate ni Insursncs Agent, WIER CITY, KANSAS. Town property, improved farms and wild lands for sale also, houses for rent. General agency for fire, lightning or cyclone insurance, at lowest rates. millllY GREETIXC TO ALL.

JCacklen's Arnica Salve. The greatest medical wonder of the world. Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Ilheum, Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chilblains, Corns, Tetter, Chapped Hands, and ail skiu eruptions, guaranteed to cure in every instance, or money refunded. 25 cents per box. For sale by all druggists.

44-ly You are hereby notified that you have been sued by Mileden YVonser, and that you must answer the petition filed by him against you in the otlice oi tho Clerii of the No H0 lfiO acres of No. 1 hind, log bonne of 3 rooms. 61 acres in cultivation, 00 acres pasture fenced, an orchard of OoO bearing trees, ha'fenple, nicely fenced, log barn with tbrwu fciteus, corn cribs, etc, two wells of sod water good pond. This farm is omi and a half mib; of good Ii.lt. town.

Price part on time A good bargain, crops will be sold with farm very low. No. 150 -Two houses, one of 4 rooms all lots. Price $soo. One of 4 rooms and partly 2 lets 45xlSl.

Price District Court on or before the 20th day of October, A. I). 1833, or said petition will be taken as true and judgment rendered against you for the sum of Eighty Two No. 10 acres 5 miles from Columbus; nil-joining a new Kail road town, 70 acres in cultivation comfortable frame nonce, well at house, plentv stock water, farm all fenced and cross fenced, larre hearing orchard barn corn crib. Price dollars, dollar on time.

The soil of this farm is o. 1. No. 03. KM acres one mile from Columbus, storv frame house of 10 room well Hnished, 100 cultivated, large orchard, ail kinds of fruir.

part trees bearing, Mi miles hedge, good well and Btoek water, stable, cattle shed etc. 40 acres wheat. Price $5000, fiOOO cash, balance time No. CO. SO acres on Neo.sbo river miles from Oswego, 20 acres clcaro balance imber, pood frame house of five rooms.

This land does not. overdo wand there is no better soil in the world, several hundred eordo of wood can bo cut and sold on this place, Will exchange this farm for good citv property or tuock. Price $1400. il Fills, Tie F11. Lease.

A EIEST-CLASS R0GK QUARRY miles northwest of Columbus, Farm For Sale. I have 80" acres "of land, 9 miles northwest of Columbus in Sheridan township, 50 acres in cultivation, which. I will sell for $12.50 per acre. Inquire at the premises. S.

W. Bamskt. The Principals of the Greenback Party are Plight- Mr. Editor. Before you get this I suppose the Republicans will have" made their ticket up and will be "dressing up" for action, ready for a sound grubbing I presume.

Outside, and apart from myself, I claim we have a ticket that may be equaled but can not be excelled in this county, and one that can sweep up all opposition in November. Now, what is the duty of the hour, fellow Greenbackers? Are we to sit around and count on the vote of previous years and say, "Such-and-such a township is solid anyhow," and "Such-and-such a township is increasing its Greenback vote so much per cent, every year that we may safely count on so many from it this year," and so on. Just as if Greenback votes can be made by a patent machine! No, no! Greenbackers and lovers of justice and we have-to be up and doing, we have got to show the voters that the principles of the Greenback' party are right; that is to their interest to support the nominees of the party, for they are put forward by the party as their choice and as fit and proper persons to fill ssiid offices. Now, as we can't all work alike in this matter some have oratorical powers winch others have.not and some have "influences" where others have not therefore I presume it will be in order for each member of the party to work wherever, whenever and however he can for the triumph of our party this fall. as a candidate before the people for the position of register of deeds, have not much to say why I sh uld be elected.

'Tis true I have been a Greenbacker since the days of Peter Cooper, as the saying is. I have the first Greenback name to scratch since then. I have always stood up and done what I could for the party. I am. a firm believer in the truths and eternal principles of the.

Greenback party. 1 often wonder why it is. that so many thousands of the voters of this country stay away and rivet still closer the chains of bondage on them by voting right along with the monopolists. Do they ever stop to consider the situation? I am afraid they never do, or if they do they must, like the tories of the revolution, conclude its no use trying to cope with the enemy. God, in His mercy, enlighten them! I can see in the organization of the Greenback party, a revolution far more permanent and than any the world has ever seen or known, forced by the sword or horrors of war.

Where is the. sister, wife or who has ever heard the cry "To arms!" who will not hall such a revolution as the greatest benefactor of any age, and a benediction of peace and good will to mm." The difference of opinions, religiously and otherwise, should not retard or impede our progress, for each respecting the rights of others makes dearer the cause of liberty and lighten the star of hope that lights our pathway onward and upward from the foothills of the present, whera civilization is but half-grown, to the highest mountain top where a more enlightened manhood and womanhood shall legislate laws far more divine, and a true republic protect the weak from the ungust invasions of the strong, and thus prove to a doubting world that our nation is and ever shall be "tie borne of the brave and the land of the free." Fellow citizens, the time has come through that predetermined and irresistible law of evolution; civilization has reached the plane of intellectual development that the most humble beinr begins to feel the germs of liberty springing into actual life, which enables each and all to realize the fact that the' have rights which no laws made by man shall longer deprive them of. Though to reach to this plane has cost the human race rivers of blood and mountains of murdeied men; though the neglected graves of martyrs mark each step upward; though the trembling limbs of age and the shackled forms of brave men have languished and died in loathsome prison cells; though the prayers and cries of homeless and starving children have died unanswered, though the tears of wives and mothers have worn deep furrows in pallid cheeks and baptized in bitter anguish the shroudless and coffinless dead still that unconquerable spirit of liberty has survived the ruin and desolation of nations and to-day permeates the heart of every true reformer in every land and cliuv. That spirit can never be vanquished by cannon, shell or bayonet, but will live on and on, moulding and cementing the great popular heart "in its love for human rights so long as a foot of a slave presses the soil in any part of the known world. Hoping the "light" of the Greenback doctrine may soon shine into every nook and corner of the globe is the prayer of Pijnu Rev.

A. G. Robb and family returned last Wednesday from Ohio where tlie'y passed the summer with Mr. Robb's father and friends. Committee was on the platform to receive the party on the arrival of the 5 o'clock train.

At the residence the ladies of the church had full possession and a sumptuous supper was spread and a very pleasant reunion enjoyed. Among those present were: Ed. McPherson, Dr. Patty and J. N.

Hitter's families; Mrs. Williams' Mrs. Prell, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Butler, Mrs.

Allbright, Mrs. Chrisman, Mrs. Mrs. Tovvnsend, Mrs. Byrd, Mrs.

Ratcliff Mrs. Gates, Miss Flo Gates, Miss Maud McDowell and quite a number of other ladies wlios names we did not learn. Mr. Robb and family ae in the best of spirits and seems to tnrrik there is no place like Kansas. READ THE fOn reasonable terms to a resnonsible party nr parties.

Call on A. 15. KIRK, on the premises, or address him at Kas. 44-4w Dollars (32), on an account for money loaned and for money had and received, together with interest on said amount at the rate of 12 per cent, per annum, from July 1, 1SS2, and costs of suit: and an order entered against you for the sale of the south halt of the southwest quarter of Sec. 28, Township 33, Range 22 E.

P. in Cherokee County, Kansas, according to law, and the proceeds applied to the satisfaction of such judgment, Interest and cost. Dated Columbus, Cherokee County, Kansas, Sept. 13th, 18S2. Mileden Woxseh, TV iff.

By Cowlky Hampton, his Att'ys. attest J. A. WiiiTCRArr, Clerk Dist. Court.

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To the People cf Cherokee County and' Vicinity: Having leased the new store room under the new" opera house on the north side of the square, Columbus, we beg to inform all that we have come to stay and with us brought a complete line of Men's, Youths' and Boys' Clothing and Furnishiug Goods, also a full line of Hats, Caps, Trunks and V'aMses. It is with extreme pleasure that we hiyite the public to inspect an assort-in -nt of line ready made clothing that we are confident can not be equaled in this part of the country. We aim to produce garments that will stand the most severe tests as regards strength and color and will give entire satisfaction in all respects. THE WEEKLY BENJ. D.

BE ALL "Real Estate and Land Broker. LanSales and Farm Mortgages a Specialty. MONEY TO LOAN. Rates 7 per cent per annum, Tim 3 to 5 years. Has the money on hand or subject to draft, hence there will be no unnecessary delay.

If yon want your business attended promptly and quietly, call and see No. 180100 acres 2 miles from ft good If. R. town small franvo house, log stable, 80 arreii in cultivation, young orchard parllv hearing, 55 aero pasture fern ed with never fniliinr creek running through it, good well, this farm i No. 1 soil, beautifully located and very cheap at $2000.

Part on time. If on want a hargain call at ouco. Will sell orop with place very cheap. No. 175 100 acres of gooil wild prarit) $10 per acre 177 80 acres of very fine prarie land, 10 dol-lars per acre.

No. 109 100 acres 12 miles from Columbus 5 miles from IlalloweP. good log house, oung orchard, 45 acres cultivated. Price $10 per acre if sold soon. Half on long tune.

No, 108. -320 acres 7 miles from Columbus, new frame house and burn, 2i'0 acres in culiivation, 125 acres of wheat, oo acres of which goes with farm, farm all fenced and cross fenced, well located iu a good neighborhood, soil No. 1. Price $0,000, part time. No.

115. 2 houses and lots in Columbus: one 1 story of rooms, stable, coal house and cave, 2,1,, lois, price $1000. One iyt story of 0 rooms and potrch, in good shape, 2 lots, 140 feet from public bijuare, price $1000. No. 120: 100 acres near two pood U.

If. towns, log house, 10 acres in cultivation, 30 acres under rail fence, small orchard, two log houses, good well, spring in pasture, 20 acres timber. This farm lies beaut if idl ami located in one of tne best neighborhoods in Cbrokce (unity and near the mining region, soil of the best quality, price balance long time. Will exehangefor city property in Columbus. No, 115 New li storv frame bouse of rooms and porch on Maple Avenue near depot I.ot50x200.

This house is plastered nicely pa pered, painted and well linished in evcrv ir. Price $1000, terms to suit piirehasd or will exchange for land. No. 154 Large framo house and barn, op chard, stone milk house, corn cribs, vinev.ird. sha le etc, etc, in 3 acre lot adjoining si( of Columbia in Crawford township.

Pric Terms to suit, purchaser. NAIs UHunJuua lb ifi DEMOCRATIC A3D FOR A TARIFF FOR REVENUE ONLY. THE REPRESENTATIVE NEWSPAPER OF THE SOUTH. ORGAN OF fa! Reliable Grain-Corrected weekly by Wilson Wheat, per bn. .05 to Corn, -30 to .31 Oats, Flax, SI .00 Hay, ton, $3.50 to $4.00 THE OLD RELIABLE MEAT MARKET East aide Square, Meginity's old stand, Columbus, keens constantly on hand the choiest fresh beef and pork, corned beef, smoked meats, and bacon.

Pickled pigs' feet, tripe, head cheese, bolognas, and -everything iu the line of meats. Come and see me when yon want a nice roast or steak. Highest price paid for WM. CAVEMLY. BENJ.

D. BEALL. LIVE ISSUES. LIVIflG iDAS Is the rule we adhere- to. Gentlemanly and salesmen are always in attendance to assist in trying on garments, and the same undivided attention is shown whi ther tin-, visitor wishes to purchase or examine.

an; uiber we have East Side Square, over Anderson's Store. So 09. SO acres 4 miles from frame house 18x22, CO acres cultivated, young orchard, frame stable. This farm well locate 1 near a good school house. Price part on time.

No. 100 acres miles from Columbus, small house. 12oaeres cultivated, 35 acres pasture fenced, 2 wells, small orchard, corn crib, plenty of stock water and young limber. Price $22 per acre. Portion time, No.

20. 320 acres 11 miles from Columbus, Smiles from osccgo, 140 acres cultivated a orchards, frame house of 3 rooms, 100 acres timber, good well and stock water, Soil No. I. Price $ioa per acre, terms easy, So. 43.

ISO acres, one mile from Columbus, frame house and hr.in, 75 acres in cultivation, good orchard, plenty of well, spring ami creek water, line rock, sand and coal, lot of vout.g timber, farm well fenced. Price, $4,200, part on time. No. 47. 100 acres, four miles from Columbus, frame lions.1 of throe rooms.

Ho acre in cultivation, young orchard, hodfju-l on tiireo sides, 40 acre pasture fenced with mood spring in it, good well, barn 28x23. granary, corn crib, etc. Price, $j000, part on time, Nj. 51. 240 acres 3 miles from Columbus, frame house of 4 rooms, 110 acres in cultivation large orchard bearing, farm all fenced except 15 acres.

2 good wells, milk house at each well, corn crib, stable etc. Price $23 per acre, ou time, balance cash. No. 177120 acres 6 miles from Columbus adjoining a new It. line, 00 acres in cultivation, farm fenced and cross fenced, good soil and well located.

Price 2400 dollars, 1000 dollars cash, balance longtime. No. 127--80 acres of good land underlaid with 4 feet of coal, story and a half ramcMiousc of 3 rooms 33 acres acres in culiivation, young orchard. 100 rods of hedge, two good wells, sheds, corn cribs, etc. Price, $2000, 1530 cash, bapmco time.

No, 15180 acres 8 miles from Columbus, 43 acres In cultivation, small frame bouse, young oreha.id, stable and corn crib. Price 3000 dollars. Underlaid with 4 feet of gjod No. 120 acres 10 miles from Columbus, one half mile from post ollice, acres in cullivae tion, large bearing orchard, good house, larm all fenced. This is a No.

1 farm. 1'rieo dollars, part on time. No 79 1C0 acres 11 from Colua.bus, 3 rai'cR from small house, 3 rooms, 70 accs cultivated, laige bc-iring orclnrd all kinds of (ruit, farm halt' fenced, well soft water, plenty stock water. I'ticc 3000 No 98 80 acres pood coal land 4 1-4 miles from Columbus, 00 acrc3 in oultiyation, 30 youug fruit trees, box house of three rooms, hedgo all around. -20 acres pamure fenced, 2 AND MORAL FORCES.

an Emm Monopolies, Oligarchs COSE TO STAY During the prize fight scare last Monday night, while young, old and middle aged men were hurrying hither and tither, pants on, hind part in front, coats rong side out, minus socks, and in fact when everything seemed to be in a panic it is said that something seemed to have troubled the Giant mind of the Star man in his dreams, when all of a sudden he found himself confronted by Bent Phillips, who yelled out, up! set up! get up! Simmons hied out of bed before Bent could tell Iiim that Slade and Mitchell were going to fight south of Baxter at 7 o'clock Tuesday morning. It is said that Simmons was terribly excited over the matter which was made piain when he exclaimed in thundering tones, "goody goody by dogirie." After repeated yells of this kind, he hurriedly commenced dressing himself by getting his coat on his legs and pants on his arnn and they were wrong side out, and then walked up to a pitchei thinking it was the mirror and commenced tyi.ig his sock around his neck for a neck tie. During all this time the thoughts of a two column local, headed Slade" and Mitchel fight, when all these things were chasing one another throughout his gigantic mind, like the midnight cats ruuning through a coal house, a thought, came over his mind that there was no eopy for the "kid" which bursted the whole thing. It is said that Sim was as mad as a wet hen when he found out that he could not go to see the great prize light and pulled his mustache out by the roots-Too bad, too bad. Farmers and Freighters.

Before buying, go and the five leading wagons, viz: BAIN, the Shuttler, Mitchell. Webber, and Harrison. by A. Hood. GREAT CMOS CAMP MEETlX snbdiv Mo.

100 SO acres adioining city that can ha bdivided to good advantage. Price UK, pci acre re. nd th'-reforo invite a critical inspection of our slock and prices, guaranteeing full in every instanc Striving to gam the ffood will and confidence of the people i 1 PILES. are frequently preceded by a ssnse of veifcti in the back, loins and lower part of ihe aUdosien, causing the patient to suppose fee lias eomc affection of the kidneys or neigh-' ihorinzorgaus. At times, symptoms of indigestion are present, as flatulency, uneasiness Sf the stomach, etc.

A moisture like prespira-ion. producing a very disagreeable itching, V'articularly at night after getting, warm in lied is a very common attendant. Sikternal and Itching Piles yield at once to the application of Dr. Bosnako's Pile Remedy, which acts directly upon the warts affected, absorbing the tumors, "allaying the intense itch-Ihv and affecting a perfect cure where all other remedies have failed. Do not delay until the drain op the system produces permanent disability, hut try it an I be cured.

Price. 50 cts. Ask your druggist for it, and when von can not obtain it of him, we will send it nrenaid. on receipt of price. Address the Or, Bosnako Medicine Plana, Ohio.

Sold bv. J. P.West. Columbus Kan ka fed IT LEADS ALL OTHERS 1 EVERY FAMILY NEEDS OHE! No. 12.

300 acres 8 miles from Columbus, l'f story house of 4 rooms, 140 acres in cultivatii 300 fruit irees pai hearing, 00 acres pasti rt fenced, stabling, granarv good cistern and stock water. Price $18 per acre, half cash. J. 23. 100 acres 11 miles from oluinbus hea.1 P.

O. anil store, (id acres iu cult ation, orchard, house 14x14 Willi addition, weil and stock water, farm part hedged, price $2300, par cash, part on time at 7 per cent interest. No. 171100 acres 0 miles from Columbus, one mile from li. it.

station, frame hor.se of tlve rooms, good orchard, 140 acres in cultivation farm hedged. 15 acres pasture fenced, well and slock water, large enchant, smoke house, coal house; cellar, stable, etc. timid vein of coal. J'nico dollar, I0U on long time at 7 per cent interest. One and all.

Give us a visit in the future and Le convinced that the 53 1 Si- 'il ft! II Publication of Summons. In the District Court of Cherokee County, State of hansas. I). M. llurlbert and Harry Htirlbert, plaintiffs.

vs James A. Hawkes and the unknown CLOTHING- HOUSE Is the place for 3 on to clothe yourself. No. 140--220 ucr-s tivelve miles from Columbus, one frame house 4 rooms and one of two room, slaiile, good hearing orchard, 85 acres in cultivation, 40 aores fenced, plentv of good water. Pi-ice, 42(10 dot tars, part on long tunes AND '11! J-! SPIRIT OF SUBSIDY, AS KMKODIKD IX II1AT THIEVING TAUIFF.

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METZLER, Propristor. Brick made to order and keiit on hand. Orders promptly attended to. Yard nortli of Fair C.roimil. nl'l lieirs of Isaiah Bayles, deceased, and the unknown heirs of William L.

Winsor, dfendsinti. SUMMONS. To the above named defendants. You each of you are hereby notified that you have been fu-d bv the above named plain ti(l in th district court of Cherokee county, tut of Kansas, and that you must answer irln! netition filed bv said plaintiffs in said wells. Price 2500 cash.

This place is underlaid with 4 feet of con and is a bargain. No. acres 5 miles from Columbus, box bouse, 125 lie res in cult ivation, young nr-chaiil 35 acres fenced. 2 wells and g'ood stock ate', corn crib. I Ice, 21 dollars per acres.

HI ourt on or before the 19th day October, A. D. 1883. or said petition will be taken as and judgment renuereu agamsi you and each of quieting the title in said plain tiffs to the following described real estate, stn-wit: The northwest 1-4 of section North side square (opera house block) To Commence at Indian Springs, McDonald County, Wo Thursday, September 20th, 1883, at 11 0 clock, A. M.

Meeting to be held in city park. All religious denomination are cordially invitod to attend and participate in the exercises. Eminent min istere have be among whom are Ilev. C. C.

Combs, of Columbus, Kansas, Rev. Jerry Hubbard, of the Indian Nation, Eev. Stephens, Columbus, Kansas. There will bo a committee on the ground who will arra ge the camps and provide shelter for all those wishing to camp during the meeting. By order of tho committee.

KANSAS. COLUMBUS, twenty-four (24) in township thirty-two south of range twenty-five (25), east 5tti p. m. in Cherokee county, Kansas, and (fm-pver fcarrinsr and stopping you and each We also have a large number of vacant lots; both railroad and private, well located, for sale on time or discounted for cash. Far tics wishing to trade Qoods for land, or land for goods, can be, accomodated by leaving their properly with us.

do a general land loan, insurance and exchange business- hall in and vet rales and, prices, or send two three cent stamps" or map, price list and county pajjer- A CREWSON Second Floor 3 story hrick cast side A Lifc-Saving Presnt. Mr. M. E. Allison, Hutchinson, Saved his life bjr a simple Trial Bottle of Dr.

King's New Discovery, for Consumption, which caused him to procure a large bottle, that completely cured him, when Doctors, change of climate and everything else had failed. Asthma, Bronchitis' Hoarseness, Severe' Coughs, and all Throat and all Lung diseases it is guaranteed to cure. Trial Bottles free at Drug Stores. Large size SI. 00, 4 J-eswly WOOD AND COAL STOVES TO THE REAR! Send for CHAMPION OIL STOTE circulars.

MANUFACTURERS ALBANY, N. Y. CHICACO, ILL. DETROIT, MICH. 63-SOLD BV DEALERS EVERYWHERE, L0EWEN BROS.

Columbus Kas- of you from setting up or claiming any ti-Mf rlaim or interest in or to said estate ad FRIES OF COST. J5y calling at I. 1'. West's drlij? store, yon ran get a sample bottle of lr. JSosanko's Cough and T-ung Svrti wliidi will relieve the most obstinate eonch or cobl, ami show you what the regular SO cent size will do.

When troubled with Asthuui, Bronchitis, Dry, Hacking CoiiKh, Tains in tho Chest and all diseases of the Throat and hnnffs, try a snmplo bottle of Dliid medicine. verse to said plaintiffs and for costs ef suit Coyvxey Hampton, ntt's for plTf. A. WHrrcruFT, Clerk of District Court. I5y L.

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