The Central Advocate from Marion, Kansas • 4

Your Nam In Print. Kditor Crouch waa in town Fri Mm nrdraore and DOH LAG 1H THE PR0GESS10H. DON'T! Get the Best Goods in the Market, They cost no more than an Inferior Grade, All Kinds of Mechanics Our lino ot uteol and wim nailn, locltn, bolts, planoa, squares naws, hatchotH, hanimern, axes, cIUboIh, lovcln, Buggies and Pleasure Carriages. AVo a ro nolo agents for tho salo of tho Colohratotl Oon-norHvillo JUig-gy, PlcaHuro Carriages, Carts and Buok Board. Theno aro acknowledged to bo tho finest and host made vehiolo in tho went and tho prieo is within tho roach of all THE JONES GROCER COMPANY Ilavo an Immcnso Linn of 8taplo antl Fancy drawing km von, completes in every particular and wo can malco you pritiQR on a iimt-clasH artiolo that will ho an imhitwnnet to you to buy now.

Tools, PUMPS and IK, ezzz Groceries, Our Line of WINDMILLS are the fully BEST offered in any Market and WARRRANT Them. we GLASS QUENSWARE, Dried ana San meals. Crackers. Seeing is Believing. All Goods Delivered Free.

Carter Carter, JONES GROCER CO. Cor. Main Second omrades, Pension)! THERE IS ONE COMING TO YOU! All you need to do is to apply for it. I have been admitted to Froscutc Bounty Pension Claims in the Interior Department. Pensions, Back Pay and Bounty Claims a Specialty.

Particular attention given to PRISONERS OF WAR CLAIMs Under the new law all Soldier's Widows are entitled to 8.00 per month, and their children under 10 years, per month each. Under the day, Joe Stahl came up from Florence Sunday. -II. W. Craig camo up from Flor.

oiioo Sunday, A. C. GUborfc was a Llnconlvllle visitor Sunday, J. 1). Andrews, of lamp, was town Sunday.

Cant. Morrison camo up from Florence Monday. Willis Pope, of Clear Creek, was town Mondoy. Editor Altdoeffer is visiting in Indiana this week. IJ.

K. Studlcy, of Newton, is at tending tho meetings. lion. Thos. Potter camo over from Peabody Monday.

Miss Josio Hess, of Peabody, visited in town Sunday Miss Ina Holmes, of Florence, visited in the city Sunday. Jimmy Anderson camo down from Ilerrington yesterday. J. C. Lillcy, of Burns, visited In town several days last week.

Tom Alexander, of Florence, at. tended cainpmccting Sunday. J. Rogers and family, of New ton attended meeting Sunday. John Or.

llcymer, of Florence, assisted at the meetings Sunday- John Smith visited with tho Chamberlains in I lor ton lost week. Judge Doster returned from his extended Ohio visit Jost Thursday. Dr. Whitticar, of reabody, was in town on official business Hon. J.

Ware Puttertleld was up with the lorenee delegation Monday. Editor Christ, of the Peabody Graphic, attended cam pmeeting Sun day. The Misses Walter and Lincoln- of Florence, visited in the city Sun day. I. Jacobs came over from Hutch inson Sunday to visit this week with Dave.

Rev. O.W.Cummings.of King. man, is assisting at the meeting this week. Register of Deeds Downes will take in the Hutchinson fair next week. J.

E. Gilbert, of Lincolnville, was in town Sunday looking out for pointers. Geo. W. Shupe, of Peabody, transacted business at the court house Monday.

Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Smith, of Colfax township, attended campmeet- mg Monday. Mrs.

T. M. Hosea is enjoying a a visit from her mother of Elm- dnlo, Kansas. John R. Right and family, of McPherson, have been at the Springs the past week.

Rev. Ilartely, a brother-in-law oflicv.S.II. Enyeart, is attending campmeeting. Mrs. J.

J. Funk and Miss Nina Rush visited with Mr, and Mrs. F.J Funk Sunday. Ralph Locklin, brother of Char lie, is visiting with relatives in this city this week. J.

W. Brinckerhaff and II. Lee and wife, of Lyons, are attending campmeeting. Mrs. C.

II. Thompson, of Hen nessy, was visiting in Marion a few days last week. Master Albert Cosad, of Abilene, has been visiting Clarence Carter for the past week. Tho Bechtels of Peadody, are camping Central Park and attentl ing campmeeting. M.T.

Fletcher and Y. II. Young of Canton were in town Sunday at tending the meeting. -Mr. and Mrs.

Manly I. Hills, of East Branch, attended campmeeting Saturday and Sunday. -Fred Pettitt, D. E. Lamb, and J.

U. Kerr, a trio of reabody dudes were in town Sunday. Harry Thompson, of Hennessy Oklahoma, made tlieGi.oiii; ollice a pleasant call yesterday. Rev. Martindale, pastor of the Methodist church of JNewton, is at tending the campmeeting Attorney I less was in town Mon day attending the sale of property under tho Sheriff hammer.

Dr. J. W. Stine, of Cottonwood Falls, visited in town Sunday with his cousin, Dr. 1.

W. Smith. Rcv. Ebright, pastor of tho Methodist church at McPherson, is in attendance at tho campmoeting L. Hart and lady, C.

II. Hart and lndv and h. W. Sterling and lady of Peabody, visited in town Sunday Miss Mnmio llartman, Luto Ilartman and C. F.

Shupe, of Lost Springs, attended the meetings Sun day. Mrs. lloraco Bundrum and Mrs Lewis Cochran, of Emporia, were the guest of Mrs. A. Stanford Mm day.

A Paddock and two children and Miss Jennie Paddock, of Hills. boro, were attending tho meeting Sunday Will Matlock, who has been vis King in town for a few days, departed Vi. i. 1 1 ll)r mo PHJUtu toiiweiHi bliiuui rminy evening, Mrs, K. C.

Wilcox and Mrs. A C. Wiloox, of McPherson, have been upending the Hisl week at Chinga wasa Springs. -Editor Worley, of the Burns Monitor, was transacting business in town yesterday. Ho made the Glohk a pleasant call.

-E. U. Unitholder and II. Paddock, two of llillsboro's repre scnlatlve citizens, attended camp old. law, Widows of Soldier's S12.00 per month.

My work is my recommendation, and although I do not promise to please all, I endeavor earnestly not to disappoint those who intrust me with their business. There are manjr thousands of claims rejected or delayed on account ot blunders made at the commencement by the claimants and incompetent attorneys, and this should teach others that their first lookout is to employ a good honest attorney, who understands his business. HAVE YOU DESTROYED YOUR DISCHARGE If so, you can have a new certificate by proper application. These certificates are issued irom tho War Department and signed by the Adjutant General of the United States Army. Correspondence Solicited.

Address W. O. EBIPP, 2d Door North of Court House. PENSION ATTORNEY, Marion, Kansas. Rici'okts from the grain and milling centers say that the new Kansas wheat crop is the best ever raised in the state, which is certainly saying a good deal.

Sheriff's Sale. In the District Court of the Twenty-tiftb Jit (iiciiil District. Kitting in and (or the county of Marion, in the state of Kansas. The Alliance Trust Company (a cor- poration) Plaintiff. vs.

Pi'teYPirksen. feirali Dirksen, Mary A. Whitney, E.A.Friesen, H. II. Frit-en.

Williclin Kwert. Youhk harnes, Ili iiiric Mixrtiu. J.M. Young. II.

Karnei, T. A. Bottle, Bank ofMound Kidicc and A. S. ance, Defendants.

TOY VIRTUK OFAN ORDER OF SALE OJ issued to me. out of said District court bi tlio ahove entitled action, I will on Saturday, tho Tll DAY OF HEPTKMIIKKi A. I. 1S80, at two o'clock V. M.

of said day at tho front door of the court house in tin; city of Marion, in the county of Marion, in the state of Kansas, offer lit public sale, and sell to the hiifh-est and best bidder for cash in hand, all the following described real estate, to-wit: The north liulf of the north cast quarter of section thirty-six (as) township number eighteen (18) south ot ranice one (1) east of the th principal meridian lying and situate in the county of Marion, in the State of Kansas. The above described real estate is taken a the property of said defendants, and is directed by said order of sale to be sold, and will oe sold without appraisement, to satisfy said order of wile. B. R. DAVIS, Sheriff Marion county, Kansas.

D. H. Etticn, Attorney. attU First publication Aug 20, 1880. SHEEIFPS SALE.

In the District Court of the 25th Judicial district, sitting in and for the County of Marion, in the state of Kansas. Richard AVilliiains, Pluintiff. vs. 0. W.

Richards and Juliii.Jf Jones, as guardian for C. Richards, and Stewart J. Ueebe, Defendants. By virtue of an order of sale issued to me. out of said district court, in the above entitled action, I will, on Monday, the MI) DAY OF HK1TK.M1IKH, A.

D. 1800. at 1 o'clock p. m. of said day at the front door of the court house, in the city of Marion, in the county of Marion, in the State of Kansas, offer at public sale, and sell to the highest and best bidder, for cash in hand, all the follow ing described real estate, to-wit: Lot number eighteen 18l in bl right 8 in Beebe's addition to the city of Marion, lying and situate in the county of Marion, in tho State of Kansas.

The above described real estate is taken as the property of said defendant, C. Richards, and is directed by suid order of sale to bo sold, and will be sold without appraisement, to satisfy said order of sale. B.R. DAVIS, Sheriff of Marion county, Kansas, King Kelley, Attorneys for Stewart J. Beebe.

1ieTIifH sale." In the District Court of tlio illli Judicial district, sitting in and for the County of Marion, til the Statu of Kansus- E. Donaldson and J. L. llosmer, partners as Donaldson llosmer, Plaintiff, vs. William Murgason, Klialcth Margason, J.

il. Kuehiiuan. S. Buchanan. Charles Ames, Rebecca E.

Ames, W. W. Loveless and S. F. Socket, partners as Loveless Saeket.

Defendants. BY virtue of an order of sale Issued to me, out ot said district court, in tlio above entitled action, 1 will on Monday, THIS )1BTU DUY OF AtlHUMT, A. D. 181)1), 1 at two o'clock in. of said day.

at the front door of the court house in the city of Marion, in the county of Marion, in the state of Kansas, offer nt public sale, and sell to the highest and best bidder for cash In hand, all the following described real estate, to-wit: Luis number cinlit. nine, Irn, eleven, and mini her twelve. In block number lifteen. lleebe's addition to the city of Marlon, lying and situate In the county of Marlon, in Uie state of Kansas. The above described real estate Is taken as the property of mild defendants, and is directed by said order of sale to be sold, and will besoid without appraisement to satisfy said order of sale, B.

It DAVIS, Sheriff of Marion county, Kan. C. L. Dean, Attorney. Sheriffs Sale.

In the District Court of the Twenty-fifth Judicial District, sitting In nnd for the county ot Marion, In (he state of Kansas, The Alliance Trust Company (a corporation) plaintiff. vs. Abraham P. Newfeld.Marln Newfcld, L. L'ine.

Henry Block, Henry llnrlel, Bnrlol, E. H. Burk-holder and llelnrieh F.ltartel.Defcndaiils. BY, WR ITE OF SALE Issued In me nut of said District Court In the above entitled action, I will on Saturday, tho (ITII DAY OF NKITKMIIKIt, A. D.

18110, lit i o'clock P. Ill of suid day, at the court house door in ell of Marlon, In tliceoiinly of Marlon, In the State of Kansas, offer nt. Jill ilie sale, anil sell to the highest and best bidder, for cash in hand, all the following described real estate, to-wit The south half of the northeast quarlerof section twenty-one (jl) township number nineteen (Mi) south of range two (i) east of the Sixth prli elpal meridian lying and situate In the 'county of Marlon, In the State of Kansas, I he above described real estate is taken as he property of said defendants, and Is dim, ed by said order of sale lobe sold, and will be solil without appraisement, to satisfy said i.rui'i nhiii B. R.DAVIS. Miirlont'ounly han ansas.

Marion, Kansas Skrfon SJtohls (Sink ONE DOLLAR FIFTY CENTS A YEAH, B7 WHIT AOS JONES. MARION, KAN, AUG. 27, 1800. shall be elegible to be elected or ap pointed justice of ths supreme court. I lie justice holding; the oldest com missions by virtue of an election shall be the chief justice, and in cose two or more justices shall hold commis-missions by virtue of an election of the same date, older than the commis sions of the other justices, they shall determine by lot who shall bo chief justice.

The term of each justice of the supreme court shall be six years, commencing on the second Monday in January next after his election. On the adoption of this amendment the four additional Justice!) provided for by this amendment shall be ap pointed hy the governor, and shall hold their olllces until the next gcnc ral election in 1891 when their sue. cessors shall be elected, one to serve until the second Monday of January, 1 894 another to serve until the second Monday of January, 189C; and the other two to serve until the second Monday of January, 1898 The mem bers of the supremo court elected at or prior to the timo of the adoption of this amendment shall be justices of the supreme court under this amend mcnt for the period of time for which they were elected After the general election in 1891 one justice of the supreme court shall be elected at tho general election in each year except the year 1897, and every six years hereafter, when two justices shall be elected 1 he justices of the supreme court and the judges of the district court shall at stated times receive for their services such compensation as may be provided bylaw: Provided, Such compensation shall not be less than fifteen hundred dollars to each justice or judge each year; and such justices or judges shall receive no fees or perquisites, nor hold any other ollicc or prolit or trust, except a judicial ollice, under the authority of the state of tho United Jtates, dur ing tho term of ollicc for which sai justices or judges shall be elected nor practice law in any of the courts in the state (luring their continuance ollicc. Sue. 2.

The proposition shall bo submitted to the electors of this state at the general election for the election of representatives to the legislature in the year A. 1). eighteen hun dred and ninety, for their approva or rejection. Those voting favor of this proposition to amend the con stitution shall have written or print ed on their ballots, "For tho judicial amendment to the constitution. Those voting against this proposition to amend tho constitution shall have written or printed on their ballots "Against the judicial amendment to the constitution.

Said ballots alml be received and said votes shall be ta ken, counted, canvassed, and returns thereof made.in the same manner and in all respects as is provided hy law in cases of tho election of representatives in the legislature. Nice. 3. This resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after its publication in the statute book. Approved February 27, 1889.

I hereby certify that the foregoing is a truo and correct copy of the original enrolled resolution now onfilo in my ollice, and that the same took effect by publication in the statute book May 2.1th, 1889. William Uhmiinh, Secretary of Slate Freo Beading Hatter. There aro various schemes for supplying reading matter at a trille above actual cost. What would you think if you could get good literature free? Drop a postal to (I. T.

Nicolson, (J. I. T. A.T. AN.F.

ll.lt. Topeka, and ask for a copy of "To Mexico by Palace Car." Vou can also proeuro freo copies of "A Santa Parhara Holiday, (initio to San Diego Pay lleglon," "Las Vegas Hot Springs tilde," and folders relating to Tevas, Kansas and Will "Wright starts for Salina Saturday to ittcnd school. James A. Smith, the alliance can didate for commissioner, has gone to Indiana to visit with relatives for a couple of months. -W.

ABcchtel, A. B. It. Kent, 0. M.

Hoover, J. F. House and L. A. Buck, of Peabody, attended the meeting last week.

Attorney Carpenter, who has been in the southern part of the state on business for several days, returned home last week. The Misses Maxwell, who has been employed in the Scimetcr ollicc for the post year, or since tho paper was started, will quit that ollicc rnday and remove to Texas. Rev. S. II.

Enyeart, formerly pastor of the Methodist church of this city but now of Anthony, ac companied by Mrs. Enyeart and the two little girls, is attending campmeeting, Eflitnr Oulmrn rifllio Graphic, attended campmeeting Sun-dav. He made the Glohk a nlcasant call Monday. Editor Osborn says that senator Ingalls is solid over in his community. Rev.

F. Sheets, of Burrton, one of the brightest young men in state, who gave up a $2,400 position as a traveling hardware salesman to enter the ministry at $700, is attending cam pmeeting. Miss Nina Bush, Mrs. G. W.

G. W. Ilallinger, Mrs. T. M.

Huffman, Mrs. I. Duvall, Miss Minnie Duvall, Wichita) Mrs. Fred Bursh, Mrs. II.

Walton and Mrs. J. Funk were the jollicst kind of a Peabody crowd in town Saturday. Attorney J. S.

Dean and wife visited in Lehigh Monday. J. S. is the most popular candidate on the republican ticket and will be elected by a greater majority than was given him four years ago. A pleasing feature with him is, that ho is ust as strong in the country as he is in the towns.

Foil many and weighty reasons, the defense of railroad property during strikes must not pass, from the regularly constituted authorities-to private forces employed by the companies. Railroad companies aro not to supercede the government. Tiik Glohk hopes the Marion county delegates can sec their way clear to vote for lion. A. S.

Thomson, of Lyons, for Auditor of State. Mr. Thomson is an old soldier, a veteran republican Villi conspicuous qualifications for the position, and, if he succcods, will bring the ollice near home. Mr. Thomson is very widely endorsed by the party lenders and seems to be the coining man.

Votkhh will look more into the character and qualification of candidates this year than ever before. It is generally understood that no can didatc, no matter by what party nominated, will stand a very glittering chance of election this fall whose competency and personal character does not recommend him to the confidence and approval of the intelligent voter. SHERIFF WALK On tho Gtlulay of September, at 10 o'clock a. ra. at tlio Court House in tho City of Marion, in Marion County, State ot Kansas, I will well at public sale, tlio following property, to-wit: 1 Hay horse colt 1 year old; 1 lloan or Gray horse colt 1 year old, the pioperty of Ureemtp Leo taken on execution in favor ot K.

M. Leo. It. DAVIS, Sheritr. Dated August 25, 181)0.

ALEX. CHRISTIE, Pioneer Jeweler Of Marion. GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, CLOCKS, FINE JEWELRY, AND DIAMONDS. A full line of the Finest Spectacles Made. I'ttTropper attention to Repairing.

I also carry' a full line of Standard' School Books, Writing Materials and Lit erary A full lino OF WALL PAPER. BARROWS TIDYMAN, DKA I.KH8 IN Stock in MARION COUNTY Undertakers of Every Discrii on snort now. Hnmplocopeis sent free on npiillciiliiiii. FORMTOBE Coffins Proposed AmeMments to tb6 Coiistitntiou HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION No. 0.

HoiTSg Joint Rp.boi.ctioN No. 5, Proponing an amendment to B'0tion three and twenty-live of article two of the constitution. Be it resolved liy tho LoKislature of the State of Kansas, two-third of the members elected to each house thereof concurring therein: Suction 1. Tne following proposition to amend the constitution of the state of Kansas Ih hereby submitted to the qualified electors of the state for their approval or rejection, namely: That section three, article two, he amended so that the sumo shall read as follows: Section il, The mem hern of the legislature shall receive as comnensation for their service the sum of three dollars for each day's actual service at any regular or special session, and fifteen cents for each mile traveled by the usual route In going to and roturnlng from tho place of meeting; but no compensation shall be allowed or paid to any member for moro than ulnety days at any regular session, nor for moro than thirty (lays at an special session. And that section twenty-live of article two be amended so as to read as follows: Section ill.

All sessions of the legislature shall he hold at the state capital, and all regular sessions shall be held once in two years, commencing on the llrst Tuesday of December of each alternate year, commencing on the first Tuesday of December, A. D. one thousand eight Hundred and ninety. Bkc.2. This proposition shall be submitted to the doctors of tills state at the general election of representatives to the legislature In the year A.

D. eighteen hundred and ninety, for their approval or rejection. Those voting In favor of this proposition shall have written or printed on their ballots. "For the amendment to section threo and twenty-five of article two of the constitution:" those voting against the said proposition shall have written or printed on their ballots, "Against the amendment to sections three and twenty-five of article two of tho constitution." Hald ballots shall be received and said votes shall be taken, counted, canvassed, and returns thereof be made, In the samo manner ana in all rtsnecls as Is uro- vided by law In case of tho election of runro- sentatlves to tho legislature. hkc.

it, this resolution shall take effect and bo In force from mid after its publication In the statute book. Approved March 1, 18SI). 1 hereby certify shut tho foregoing Is a truo and correct copv of the original enrolled resolution now on tile In my office, and that the same took effect by publlc'utlon In the statute book May Sith, Wll.UAM HUiGlNS, Secretary of Stale. House Joint Resolution fro. 8.

IIoinf, Joint KkhomttionNo. l.r llin HiiliiniHHlon of a proposition to amend' the constitution of the Stale of Kansas. He it resolved by the I.i-kIhIhI upo of lint Htnto of hansiis, two-thirds of the members Hoc-led to each house I hereof concurring herein Suction 1 The following proposi- lion 10 nineiitl llie eonntiUttion of this Hlate id hereby submitted to thermal! lied ejectors of the state for their up-provnl or rejection, nmnely: Tho constitution of tho slate of Kansas is hereby amended by striking out the whole of sections 2 and lit of articles three of the constitution, andinsert- ftij in Ueu or mud sections the following, which shall constitute section 2 of article of tho constitution Section 2. Tho supremo court shall consist of seven justices, who shall bo chosen by tho electors of tho slato, four of whom shrll constitute a quorum, and tho concurrence of four shall bo necessary to every decision of the court. Any elector of the stnto JOURKTAX.

N.Y. Albany, mooting Sunday, i'. ii. union, Attorney,.