The Times from Columbus, Kansas • 3

nil I ill lllllllMirilMIMI IHIHMIHIHIKMIII llfll a 0 'The Famous is King. Clothing depot, furnishing goods headquarters at the Famous. MM Mi Everybody smokes the Little Jokt r. Smoke the John McCullough cigar. Frank Beers sells them.

Arrived 500 bushels of Blue Grass seed, FRESH and NEW, trow its native heath OLD KENTUCKY at Hood's implement and eeed store. bounty Colored Convention. Baxter Springs, Sept. 17, 'S3. The County Colored Convention met at the above place, pursuant to a call by the County Colored Central Committee, for the purpose of nominating a county ticket, but after meeting declined the idea of nominating a ticket, and passed resolutions, that we-in onr judgment believe to be more favorable to our race.

Convention convened at 11 o'clock -a. m. with Z. Daniels in the chair as temporary Chairman, A. J.

Lee, temporary Sec'y. On motion a committee ou credentials THE TIMES- Columbus, Kansas, 20, 18S3. BANKS JOHN X. BITTER, L. L.

DOUBLED A Hitter 8f DoUbledoy, BANKERS, COLUMBUS, KANSAS. Established. 1821. The Young Man's Pride The Father's choice The Mother's Favorite! Oklahoma Payne- This well known man, together with his Treasurer, J. B.

Cooper, Secretary C. B. Calvert and Assistant Secretary A. W. Ilvrris have been arrested on complaint of J.

R. Hallowell, United States attorney for Kansas, charging them with a conspiracy to violate the laws of the United Suites and Commit certain offenses against the lands of tho United States, by settling upon 1 md? in the Indian Territory." Their trial before Commissioner Charles- II itton i for the 24Ui at Wichita. We have no doubt but Payne and his party will iu some way be kept at bey un Mears, Wallis Son, proprietors the new hardware store, will furnish the G. A. li.

Boys guns to fight the sham battle at Baxter which is to hike place during the re-union. E. 1 CI THE FiLMOUS! The G. A. E.

boys of Empire gave asocial and supper Wednesday night for the benefit of the order. We understand that the entertainment was a grand success and the proceeds amounted to fifty or sixty dollars. til the government (so-called) will have an opportunity of disposing of this magnificent region of country by givin'o; it to some railroad company, or to some '-pet" monopoly or favorite person or persons the same as it was with these Neutral lands. AGENT was appointed. The following are the names of the J.

R. White, J. W. Smith, Baxter; A. Reeves, C.

Bart, Galena; L. McCormick, Columbus. On motion a committee on permanent organization was appointed, as follows: A. Lee, Baxter, E. Hnggins, Spring Valley; W.

McClelland, On motion a committee on resolutions was appointed, as follows: J. C. Steward, Columbus, Sohn Consin, Galena; A. J. Lee, Baxter; E.

Huggins, Spring Valley; A. Goodwin, Crawford. On motion a nommlttee on order of business was appointed, as follows: A. J. Lee.

Baxter; Z. Daniels, Galena; Dr. Green, Columbus; A. Reeves, Empire; E. Huggins, Spring Valley.

On motion adjourned -a I keep constantly on hand all varieties of grass seeds, viz: Timothy seed, Red Top, Kentucky Bide Grass, Orchard Grass, English Blue Grass, A. Hood. No other business. No speculations. Loans carefully made.

Farmeis and stock men desiring to borrow money to purchase stocli 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 farmers merchants, stock men and others, of Cherokee county will be gladly received, and we shall endeavor to give satisfaction to all. No one was allowed to settle upon it until there was an opportunity offered to fatten and enrich some monied power, and then it all went in a lump without regard to the wishes or even the wants of. the people.

K. C. FT. G. R.

R. LANDS. TVo ii.n.vt. arrangements with eastern narties Judge McCreary would not say that Payne, by law, had no right' to go into and settle in that territory, but he strongly in for all the money we want, on short notice at reasonable dicated that he and his company had the interest; money reaay ivnen are sinetv, Railroad Time Card right. That the readers of our paper may know just what he did say, we publish the decision below, because we believe the people are interested in this matter and want to be informed of what is being done FIRE CYCLONE INSURANCE KANSAS CITY, FORT SCOTT GULF E.

NORTH with the public lands-which, of course, be ---4-r--rHi i-'-l I A -v 1 Is 'i I I 1 I i i i 4 i Hail freight Uail Freight 10:40 A. M. 11:10 p.m. SOUTH. 4:40 P.

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DakiilS, Agent. longs to the people OKLAHOMA DECISION. I I 9 0 '8' -d 0 ig I' ill CD -B In the matter of the application of David L. Payne and others for an injunction re SAN FRANCISCO R. R.

ST. LOUIS 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 we give description of some of the arms we now have on hands. straining General Pope and the Secretary of War from interfering to prevent settlers from entering upon and occupying what arc commonly known as the Oklahoma east bound.

2:59 p.m. :30 p.m. 12:0: midnight. WEST BOUND. 11:40 A.

M. 1:30 P. M. 4:30 A.M. JOSEPH FlliJEK, Agent.

Mail Freight freight Mail Freight Freight AFTERNOON SESSION. 1. Report of committee on permanent organization: Z. Daniels, Galena, Chairman; J. Lee, Baxter, Secretary; J.

W. mifb, Baxter. Ass't. 2. Report of committee on credentials.

Delegates: Baxter, 1st ward, II. H. Curtis, A. Stevens, M. Ivens; 2d ward, A.

J. Lee J. W. Smith, Alonzo Adams, Jas Burns, Wm Bradley. Galena, C.

Burl, Jno Aikins. Jno Consins, Robt Grimsby, M. C. Robinson, M. Powell.

i Empire City, A. W. S. McClelland, R. Smith, P.

Bullard. Crawford, E. Ilogans, Z. Jones, IT. Watson, A.

Goodin. Columbus, Rev. Steward, Rev. White, Rev. McCorrniek, Dr.

Green. Spring Valley," E. Huggins, G. Holburt. Committee on order of business reported as follows: 1.

Report of Com. on permanent organ ization. 2. Rnporj of Com. on Credentials.

Lands, Judge McCreary, in the United States circuit court at Topeka, recently rendered his decision denying the mi unc After citing the preliminary facts in the case and describing the territory in dis That honorable body called the city-council, have commenced suit agasnst every newspaper in the city and says, "If you don't pay us $10 for the privilege of advertising the town we will stop the publication of j'our paper." The Democratic convention which meets next Monday will have 122 delegates. Take the vote of two years ago as their entire strength, which was about 800, and just about one-seventh of --the Democrats will be in the convention next Monday. The best bargains ever offered in Columbus in buggies, spring wagons, etc, at prices which scrape the bottom. Don't forget the place, in brick block, south side of square. Come see and be convinced.

A. Hood. The ticket nominated by the Republican convention on the 10th. we venture to say does not reflect the sentiment or wishes of the party, nor even the delegates of the convention, but was the result of a bitter and unrelenting contest over locality, sectional strife and personal animosity. It is now conceded that Joe Ridge and O.

J. Freligh were far the strongest men at the polls for the offices of treasurer and sheriff. Dr. Chenoworth, df Pineville, Mo. was assassinated on AVednesday evening of last week while on his way from Pineville to his residence with a load of buckshot by some assassin from a clump of bushes by road side.

Certain arrests had been made in the county for elicit distilling and threats had been made ag linst the informers among whom Dr. Chenoworth was spoken of. The Coroner held one Garland Mann as the assassin who will have his exrmi nation this week. REMOVED i pute, the court said '-Is the land in ques No 140 160 acres of No. 1 land, log house of tion subject to entry under the pre-emption 8 rooms, 80 acres in cultivatjon acres and homestead laws of the United States? No.

KiO 120 nrroft nriics from Columbus adjoining a new liailrond town, VO acres in ciilti-vation comfortable frame hou-io, good well at house, plenty stock water, farm all fenced and feneed, large bearing orchard barn corn crib. Price dollars, 000 dollars on time. The soil of this farm is No. 1. This is the controlling question in the case.

It is to say the least, a question of doubt tnre Iencea, an orcnaru ui half epple, nicely fenced, log barn witfi three sheds, corn cribs, etc, two wells of soft water good pond. This farm is one and a half niiles o(Too5 H.B..town. Price JOO0 on time and one concerning wmen there is a serious dispute. The executive branch of tin Societies. A A.

M. Regular Communications in Prudence Lodge No. 100, first and third Tuesday evenings of each month c. v. Nichols, W.

M. J. C. BYRP, Sec. It.

A. M. Regular convocations of Columbus Chapter No. 23, second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each month. H.

C. Pubsel, C. J. Nichols. Sec.

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Columbus Lodge No. 56. Meets at hall Saturday eight of each week. Members in standing cordially invited. A good bargain, crops wi" very low.

No. 03. KM acres one mile from Hi storv frame house of 10 rooms well ilnished, 100 cultivated, largo orchard, all kinds of fruit. Dart trees bcariuir. IIS miles hedge, good well government after and being advised by the attorney general of the United States, has decided in the negative, and has accordingly issued orders to the defendant, John Pope, who, as a major mm if i mil mi? and stock water, stiibli, c.alllo shed etc.

40 AMES No. 150 -Two houses, one of 4 rooms all finished, 2 lots. Price $800. One of 4 rooms and partly 2 lats 43x181. Price $600 1 Ml'1nn -Pwsivtt rr( XL.

Ti. II II li niiifi- MIL IM 3. Report on Order of general of the army, has military com is'o. IbU loo acrua niiit-o muu town small frame house, log stable, 80 acre, in mand in the Indian Territory, to prevent by force the occupation of the disputed territory by white settlers. Under such cultivation, juuijb with nfiver failing creeK acres wheat.

Pnea fwOO cash, balance time No. CO. SOanrs on New ho river miles from Oswego, 20 acres cleare balance timber, good frame house of five rooms. This land does not overflow ami there is no belter soil in tho world, several hundred cords of wood can bo cut a.id sold on this place, Will exchange this farm for good citv property or Block. Prico $1400.

running through it, good well, this farm is i lncntfid and verv cheap ciictimstiinces. all that this court can at If you want a bargain r( uii nine. ju present be reasonably asked to do, is to Will sell orop with place very UNDERWEAR HOSIERY! Business. 4. Report of Com.

on Resolutions. Report of committee on resolutions are as follows: Whereas, the Republican party of the County of Cherokee, State of Kansas, in convention assembled, totally ignored the rights of the colored people of the above preserve the status quo until the iinai au- call at once, indication of the controversy. Where the writ it I I 'j i parties are at issue upon a question of legal We have just the right and an injunction is necessary for the nurnose of preserving1 all existing rights until final hearing, a preliminary in- iuhetion will generally be granted; but in named county and state to their representation on the local ticket; and whereas, we are unjustly discriminated against on ac H. E. CHURCH Public worship each Sabbath at 10:30 a.

m. and 7 p. m. Classes meet each Sabbath at 11:30 a. m.

Sri. oath School at g. m. Prayer meeting every Thursday night. Seats free.

You are cordially invited. -A. G. Robb, Pastor. Church ok Christ irfests for worship every Lord's day at 10 -SU a.

in. and 7 p. m. Sunday school at 8 o'clock p. m.

Prayer and social meeting every Thursday night. A cordial invitation is given to all to attend Seats free. 1 i as tor Presbyterian Church Preaching every Sabbath, morning and evening; Sunday school at 9-30 a. m. Fvervbody cordially invited.

D. M. Mooke. Pastor. the present case the existing status would be destroyed, not preserved, by grautin count of color and previous condition of the writ.

The sole purpose for which the Give us an early call be convinced injunction is granted in advance of final hearing in such eases is to preserve the rio-hts of rhe narties nending the suit, so as to leave the subject matter intact to be Patrons and Friends. I have moved my stock of farm implements, seeds, spring wagons, buggies, to my new building, center of block, south side public square, A. Hood. dealt with ov the court the tmal decree It is to compel the party against whom it is granted to maintain his status merely until the matters in dispute shall by process of the courts be detei mined. To Is tlio Flmc to Furchsss Your Goods.

grant the preliminary writ" in this cas L. W. DLAISDELL, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Notary Public, would be, in advance of hearing upon the merits, to open up te disputed territory to setuenicnr, and thus in egect to preueter mine the controversy as well as to destroy the present situation. To refuse the writ is Eeal Estate and hsurance Agcct, NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE, COUMBUS, KMS P. S.

Headquarters for G. A. R. Blue Regulation suits. preserve, or at least not to disturb, the- ex KANSAS.

WIER CITY, isting stains. Without, therefore, consid ering other questions, the motion lor pre liminary injunction is overruled upon the ground. Town property, improved farms and wild lands for side also, houses lor rent. General agency for fire, lightning or cyclone insurance, at lowest rates. Publication of Summons.

No. 175 160 acres of good wild prarie $10 per acre 177 80 acres of very fine prario land, 10 dollars per acre. No. 100 180 acres 12 miles from Columbus 5 miles from good log house, young orchard, 45 acres cultivated. Price 510 pel acre if sold soon.

Half on long time. No, 108. -320 acres 7 miles from Columbus, new frame house and barn, 220 acres in cultivation, 125 acres of wheat, 90 acres of which goes with farm, farm all fenced ami cross fenced, well located in a good neighborhood, soil No. 1. Price $8,000, part time.

No. 115 2 houses and lots in Columbus; One 1 story of 0 rooms, stable, coal house and cave, 2Ji lots, price $1000. One i story of 6 rooms and poarch, in good shape, 2 lots, 140 feet from public square, price $1600. No. 120: 100 acres near two good It.

it. towns, log house, 40 acres in cultivation, 30 acres under rail fence, small orchard, two log houses, good well, spring in pasture, 20 acres timber. This farm lies beautifully, and located in one of tue best neighborhoods in Chrokee county and near the mining region, soil of the best quality, price $1300,550 cash, balance long time. Will exchange for city property in Columbus. No, 143 New ljf story frame house of five rooms and porch on Maple Avenue near depol Lot 60x200.

This house is plastered nicely pa pered, painted and well finished in every particular. Price $1000, terms to suit purchase or will exchange for land. No. 154 Large frame house and barn, orchard, stone milk house, corn cribs, vineyard shade trees, etc, etc, in 8 acre lot adjoiniue citj of Columbus in Crawford township. Prio $3500.

Terms to suit purchaser. No. 16080 acres adjoining city that can bo subdivided to good advantage. Price 73 pei acre. No.

12. 360 acres 8 miles from Columbus, Hi story house of 4 rooms, 140 acres in cultivation, 300 fruit irees part bearing, 00 acres pasture fenced, stabling, granary good cistern and stock water. Price $18 per acre, half cosh. li 23. 160 acres 11 miles from Columbus hear P.

O. and store, 90 acres in cultivation, orchard, house 14x14 with addition, weil and stock water, farm part hedged, price $2580, par cash, part on time at 7 per cent interest. No- 171 1G0 acres 6 miles from Colnmbns, one mile from E. R. station, frame house of five rooms, good orchard, 140 acres in cultivation farm hedged.

15 acres pasture fenced, good well and stock water, large oachard, smoke house, coal house; cellar, stable, etc. Good vei of coal. Ppice 3300 dollars, 100 on long tim at 7 per cent interest. Teacher's Examination. In the District Court of Cherokee County.

A Public examination of teachers will be held in Columbus on the last Saturday Kansas, Mileden Wonser, Pl't'f. vs. Summons. C. W.

Richardson, Busted. The Mcpherson county convention held last week at McPherson, was so manipulated by the ringsters and bosses that the honest and best portion of the party, including a lar.e proportion of disgusted and have since called and helc a people's convention and nominated a full ticket, and are now making a vigorous fight against the boss and ring ticket, aided by the McPherson Independent, a vigorous and able paper of that county. God speed them iu their righteous work. Farm For Sale. I have 80 acres of 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. Ramsey. Farmers and Before buying, go and see the five leading wagons, viz: The BAIN, the Shuttler, Mitchell.

Webber, and Harmon. Sold by A. Hood. No CI). SO acres 4 miles from Columbus, frame house i(ix22, 6i'J aces cultivated, young orchard, frame stable.

This farm is well located near a good school house. Price JHiOO part ou time. No. 75. 1G0 acres 5 miles from Columbus, small bouse.

125acrcs cultivated, 35 acres pasture fenced, 2 wells, small orchard, corn crib, plenty of stock water and young timber. Prico $22peraere. Portion time, No. 20. 320 acres 11 miles from Columbus, 3 miles from Osv ego, 1M acres cultivated 2 orchards, frame house of 3 rooms, ion acres timber, good well and stock water, Soil No.

1. Price $13 a per acre, terms easy, No. 45. 160 one mile from Columbus, frame hon.se and barn, 73 acres in cultivation, good orchard, plenty of veil, spring und creek water, line rock, sand and coal, lot of young timber, farm well fenced. Price, $4,200, part on time.

No. 47. 100 acrctf, foisrmilps from Columbus, frame hotis" of three rooms, U5 acres in i-ulti-vation, young hedged on tnree sides, 40 acre pasture, fenced with good spring ju it, food well, barn 28x28. granary, com crib, etc. 'rice, 1000, jmrtou rime, No.

El 210 acres mites Jrom Columhtu, frame bouse of 4 rooms, 1 lo an in cultivation large orchard bearing, fam; ail fenced except 13 acres, good wells mills lionto at each well, corn crib, stable etc. Price per acre, on time, balance cash. No. 177120 acres 6 niiles from Columbus adjoining a new II, it. hue, CO acres in cultivation, farm fenced and cross fenced, good soil and well located.

dollars, loco dollars cash, balance long time. No. 127--S0 acres of good land underlaid Willi 4 fcetof coal, story and a half frame house of 3 rooms 33 acres acres in cultivation, young orchard. 100 rods of hedge, two good wells, t-lieds, com cribs, etc. Price, ,2000, 135-j cah, hnianco time.

No, 151 SO acres niiles from Columbus, 43 acres In cultivation, small frame house, young orcha.td, stable and corn crib. Price 3im)j dollars. Underlaid with 4 feet of good coal. No. 120 acres 10 miles from Columbus, ono half mile from post ollice, W'J awes in ctiMivao tion, large bearing orchard, good house, farm all feneed.

This is a No. 1 farm. Price 2,800, dollars, part oa time. No 79 1G0 acres 11 milea from Columbus, 3 miles from Hallowell, small house, 3 rooms, 70 acrea cultivated, largo bearing orchard all kinds of fruit, (arm halt fenced, well boft water, plenty stock water. Price 8CO0O No 98 80 acres good coal land 4 14 miles from Columbus, CO ucre in cultivation, 30 young fruit trees, box bouse of three roiuns, hedge all around, 20 acres pasture fenced, 2 wells.

Price "82500 cash. This place is underlaid with 4 foot of cor. and is a bargain. of (the 29th, commencing at To C. W.

Richardson, Defendant, above 8 o'clock a. Sai.lie IIctseix, County Supt, Auction Sale. named: A FIRST-CLASS ROOK QUARRY 6 miles northwest of You are hereby notitled that you have servitude, therefore be it Resolved, That we support the party that is the most favorable to our success. 2. Resolved, That we make no ticket.

3. Resolved, That we support the Greenback candidate for Register of Deeds. 4. Resolved, That the transactions of this convention be giyen to press. The convention ruled that the printing be done through the Greenback press of Columbus and also that there be a County Central Committee appointed and also a club committee of 'three iueach precinct.

Names of the County Colored Central Committee are as follows: Turner Stevenson, Columbus; Alexander Stevens. Baxter, Austin Goodin, Crawford; T. Alexander Reeves, Empire City, E. Huggins, Spring Valley T. S.

The convention also recommended or ruled that a committee of three be appointed in each voting precinct for the purpose of holding the voters The names of the Baxter committee are as follows. J. W. Smith, A. Stevens, Alonzo Adams-Galena, and Empire are as follows: A-Reeves, W.

McClelland, Jnq Aikins; Timber Hill T. A. Goodin. Edward Hogan, Zachariah Jones. Stevenson, Bobbins, Green, Columbus.

J. Lee. Cor. Sec'y. for Campaign, What The Times Would Like to See.

The Democrat the colored people indorsed! in their convention. TIe majority that "Me and my son" will have, The man that has got more brass and less political sense than the Pcnobscott The prohibition plank that the Demo, cratic convention will adopt. The votes that Jack Broylcs will get in the Democratie convention for sheriff. Jim Wilson rolling his tobacco between his fingers on the day of the convention. A finer trickster than Charley Saunders.

The Quaker Soldier explaining to the col been sued by Mileden Wonser, and that I will sell at public auction at the square. Columbus, on Saturday, September 22d you must answer the petition filed by him against you in the office of the Clerk pf the 18S3, at 2 o'clock p. one span of mare District Court on or before the 20th day of Cancers, White Swellings and Catarrh Cured. I have cured the following persons of tha above diseases, and if you wish the proof call on them for it: Cured Ephrain Guthrie of cancer, one of the first persons I treated "since I have lived in Kansas. I also cured a daughter of Mr.

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

ean cure white swellings, catarrh and cancers. Yours, ABSEtt COBLB, Columbus, Kas. mules, aged respectfully 0 and years. Patrick McXamara On reasonable terms to a resnonsible party or parties. Call on A.

B. KIKK, on the premises, or address him at Columbus, Kas. 44-4w October, A. D. 1SS3, or said petition will be taken as true and judgment rendered against you for the sum of Eizhty Two Dollars on an account for money Public Sale.

I will offer lor sale to the liighes loaned and for money had and received bidder, at my farm threo miles north together with interest on said amount at the rate of 12 per cent, per annum, from and one-half mile west of Culutnbus on Thursday, Sept. 2' 7, 183, the fol July 1, 1S82, and costs of suit; and an or der entered against you for the sale of the lowing described property to-wit: 1 For Sale hcap. A house and lot. House new, three large rooms, closet and buttery. All kinds of fruit trees.

Will take goad team as part pay. Inquire) at this office. south halt of the southwest quarter of Sec good work horse, 1 good brood maie 28, Township 33, Range 22 E. 0 P. in 2 yearling colts, 1 sucking colt, 10 Cherokee County, Kansas, according to bead of cattle, including n.ilch-cows law, and the proceeds applied to the satis faction of such judgment, Interest and THE WEEKLY and calves, 1 thoroughbred Durham cow, 1 thoroughbred Durham yearling BENJ.

P. BE ALL Real Estate and Land Broker. Land Sales and Farm Mortgages a Specialty. MONEY TO LOAN. Bates 7 per.

cent per annum, Tim 3 to 5 years. Hag 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 BENJ. D. BEALL.

East Side Square, over Anderson's Store. cost. Dated Columbus, Cherokee County, No. 140 320 acr8 twelve miles from Columbus, one frame house 4 rooms and one of two rooms, stable, good bearing orchard, 85 acres in cultivation, 40 aores fenced, plenty of good water. Price, 4200 dollars, part ou long times No.

148320 acres 5 miles -from Columbus, box house, 125 acres in cultivation, yonng orchard 35 acres fenced, 2 wells and good stock water, corn crib. Plice, 23 dollars per acres. Kansas, Sept. 13th, 18S2. MlX-EDEX WONSEK, Pl'lff.

By Cowley ILuuton', his Att'ys. attest J. A. Whitcraft, Clerk Dist. Court.

DEMOCRATIC AND FOR A TARIFF FOR REVENUE ONLY. THE REPRESENTATIVE NEWSPAPER OF THE SOUTH. AN ORGAN OF FRJ3E OF COST. ored people why he voted for Timberlake in the convention, The Democrat that the colored men will vote for on election day. That newspaper man tiiat has paid the city council $10 for the privilege of advertising the fraudulent city of Columbus.

liy calling at I. P. West's drag store, you can sceb a sample bottle of Dr. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Svrup which will relieve the most obstinate cough or cold, and show you what the regular 50 cent size will do. When troubled with As! lima, Jirouhitis, Dry, Hacking CousOi, l'aius in the C'tresc and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs, try a sample bott le bull.

1 half-blood Jersey heifer, 1 year old, together v.Mi about 80 head of hogs, including brood sows, shouts, etc. Also farm implements, consisting of Adams French (icif-binder, 1 Peering mower, 1 corn crusher, 1 corn planter cheek rower-1 sulky stirring plow, and 2 two-horse plows, 1 wheat drill, together with harrows, cultivators, and other farm implements, together with household and kitchen furniture. Alco about 70 acres of coin in the field. Terms: All sums, under $10, all sums over 10 a credit of 12 months will the given, the purchaser giving note with approved security. Teo per cent per annum interest upon all notes from dale until J.

P. Coopkb. Columbus, Kansas, Sept. 14, 1883. ot obis medjeiiio.

LIE ISSUES, LIVlflG IDESS We also have a large number of vacant lots; both railroad and private, well located, Jor sale on time or discounted for cash. Parties wishing to trade opods for land, or land for goods, can be accomoda ted by leaving their property with us.JJc dp a general land loan, insurance and exchange business- Call in and et rates and prices, or send two three cent stamps for map, price list and county paper- A CREWSON Second Floor 8 story brick east side AND MORAL FORCES. AN E'E51Y OF PILES. "Pile are frequently preceded by a sense of -weight in the back, loins and lower part of the abdomen, causing the patient to suppose he has some affection of the kidneys or neighboring organs. At times, symptoms of indigestion are present, as flatulency, uneasiness the stomaeh, etc.

A moisture like prespira-tion, producing a very disagreeable itching, particularly at night after getting warm in bed is a very common attendant. Internal, External and Itching Piles yield at once to the application of Ilr. Bosnako's Pile Remedy, which acts directly upon the warts affected, absorbing the tumors, allaying: the intense itching, and affecting a perfect cure where all other remedies have failed. Do not delay until the drain on the system produces permanent disability, but try it an 1 be cured. Price.

60 eta. Ask your druggist for it, and when you can not obtain it of him, we will send it prepaid, on receipt of price. Address the Dr, Bosnako Medicine Piqua, Ohio. Sold by. I.

p. West. Columbus Kan Monopolies Oligarchism IT LEEDS ALL OTHERS 1 EVERY FAMILY MEEDS ONE! COAN 13110 WN. PALACE ARB EB SHOP, Columbus, Kansas. 8.

J. ARMSTRONG, Proprietor. Nothing but itood workmen employed. Sun. lay shaving, 15 cents; Sunday hair-cut.

Scts. Vina cigars aud wbatwo at whvsou baud. BuckKn's Arnica Salve. The greatest medical wonder of the world. Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles, Chilblains, Corns, Tetter, Chapped Hands, and all skin eruptions, guaranteed to cure in every instance, or money refunded.

25 cents per box. For sale by all druggists. 4'trly A Fraudulent City Charter. We say, without fear of truthful contradiction, that the organization of Cohambus into a city of the second-class was. done through fraud, and there is no one knows it better than the man who took the census last year.

For instance, there apears on the census rolls the names of Mrs. Lynch and her two sons, James and Fi ml, who have not been citizens of Columbus for four years, besides a number ot? persons that never were citizens of our town. Now some persons may say we are mad because the council has taxed us $10 for the privilege of advertising the towa and county and that what we say is all hmh, but to all uch we say if you think rrs are lyeing examine the census rolls, and when you have done this go and get Fry's hotel register of last year and see how maay names you can find there that also appear upon the census books, and think you will be satisfied that the Columbus city chai ter was obtained by fraudulent means. Peculiar. There was a very striking peculiarity in tho result of the Repul convention as to their selection of candk on the ldth, inasmuch ihat they were in fear of the Lord, for the race wag by the weak, instead of the strong, with one single exception, that John Vearch whom we think as unexceptionable as any gentleman they could haye placed upon their ticket.

Nevertheless, John Veatch may as well be informed now that we have the same kind of a gentleman in the person of Gua Foster, whom he will find shoulder to shoulder and neck to neck with him and on the home-stietch will come ont ahead, for Gus Foster is known all over the county to possess all the qualities essential to an officer and public servant of a people of the high order of intelligence and civilization of our people, and beside he be-ongs to a stronger party and one of superior and purer principles than that to which Mr. Veatch belongs. A bS3 l---'' si At the Republican convention held at CclmnbiH, Sept 10th, 1883, there were in attendance 118 delegates, all of whom were manifestly more stirred up than usual on such occasions. Whether this was owing to the fact of the excessively larg- number of patriotic souls who thought they were being hunted by some office, or whether it was the scare given them last fall by the National Greenback party in this county, was not made manifest. However, there were a great many seekers alter the coveted boon defeated, and each in his turn sat down upon.

Unfortunately for those who were left thus crushed out, there is not the usual consolation to be off -red thern by those who caused their defeat. "Never mind, boys, your time will come next year," for it is plainly to be seen by the defeated ones that when next year does come there will be no political feast for any of the party. Their political machine will be wrecked; the harvest will be past; the supper will be over and the cake removed to the National Greenback kitchen, and they will have to go to bed hungry. THE OLD RELIABLE Attorneys at Law, Real Estate Loan am! Insurance Agents COLUMBUS, KANSAS. Office second or over Murray's store.

Can loan money on belter terms than any ngent in the city. Represents Borne cf the and Tin: SPIRIT OF SUBSIDY, AS EMBODIED INT 1I11T THIEVING TARIFF. THE WEEKLY COURIER-JOURNAL. Has no superior as a great family and political paper in the newspaper world. Its circulation is Many Times Larger than any political newspaper iu the South, and is excelled by but few iu the United nnnhiiim.

each week, the most MEAT MARKET Publication Sinninons. In the district court, in and fr Cherokee county, Kansas. Lee Z. Stirewalt, plaintiff, versus Amanda Stirewalt, defendant, To the defendant, Amanda Stirewalt: You are hereby notified that the plaintiff filed his petition 'or a decree of divorce in the office of the clerk of the above named court ou the lSlh day of September, A. D.

1S83. The ground alleged by said plaintiff in his petition is that of abandonment for more than three years. That unless you shall answer said petition on or before the 31st day of A. 1883, it will be as true and judgment rendered in accordance with the prayer thereof and for costs of suit, taxed at Cowley Hampton, Attorneys for plaintiff. AttCSt: J.

A. WlilTCllAFT, Clerk of district court. East Bide Square, Moginity's old stand, Columbus, Kas toiSoniinfly on hand dgjj beef and pork, corned beef, MOST RELIABLE ISI HAX(i: (Oil- Publication or Summons. In the District Court of Cherokee County, State of Kansas. I), M.

Hurlhert and Harry Hurlbert, plaintiffs, vs James A. Hiwkes and the unknown heirs of Isaiah Bayles, deceased, and the unknown heirs of William L. Winsor, deceased, defendants. SUMMONS. To the above named defendants.

You and each of yon are hereby notified that you have been sued by the above named plain tiffs in the district court of Cherokee county, state of Kansas, and that you must answer the petition filed by said plaintiffs in said court on or before the 19th day of October, A. D. 1883, or said petition will be taken as true and judgment rendered against you and each of quieting the title in said plain tiffs to the following described real estate, tc-wit: The northwest 1-4 of seetion (-U in townshiD thirtv-two and bacon. ncKicii Ztn the cheese, bologna, and everything in the OWH-l vv complete summary of the news of the ...1 Mf.IVDV dci.mj IX TUB I'XITED STATES. Correspondna.j solicited or Pall at omeBcernowhonyouwanta nice roast or etcak.

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MANUFACTURERS ALBANY, N. Y. CHICACO, ILL, DETROIT, MICH. CT-60LD BY DEALERS EVERYWHERE. Soldiers' Reunion at Baxter Serines.

This reunion of the old soldierspromises to be a grand affair. Commander McGregor and all the people of Baxter, together with all the various committees, we understand are leaving nothing undone that will tend to make the reunion a complete success. Let the old soldiers rally from every point and have a graud, good old time camping together once more. The reunion will commence on the 4th and end on the 6th day of October. Atttorxxoy Xaw5 CIIAS.

RKINITARDT, MEAT. MARKET. HARRY BAILEY Makes the best looking, and finest lit ting BOO II In Cherokee county, as any one can ascertain by inquiring about Columbus. Call and see him, east side square. UlU lvmi.

rope, Serial and short stories. Talmage's Sermons the day after delivery in Brooklyn Tabernacle, Market Reports, Fashion Letters, Turf and Stock Reports, Answers to Correspondents' Department. Poetry and TVivirWnt for Children. No Home in North East corner of square. Freshest and tendercBt meat of nil kind on hand.

oth m. in cnwruKeu wuuij, "-i forever barring and stopping you and each of you from setting up or claiming any title, claim or interest in or to said estate adverse to said plaintiffs and for costs of suit Cowley Hampton, att's for pl't'f. ATTEST. J. A.

HITCRAFT, Clerk of District Court. By L. A. VrKiENT, deputy. sep fi 3 Offie removed to the room over L0EWEN BEOS.

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