Carbondale Independent from Carbondale, Kansas • 2

CABBONDALE MARKETS. of his folly. P0ST0FFICE NEWS STAND THE CARBONDALE BANK I DIRECTORY. The young man who drinketh too READ REED copiously of fire-water and tryetli to I Carbondale Independent. USIJ BROS, PUBLISH KIM K1 rROl'MIKTORS.

THURSDAY FEBRUARY. 15. 1888. "run a town," will surely come to grief It you want anything In the Reading line just call on W. W.

COLLINS, Who carries a full line of Literary Papers and Pamphlets, as well as all Uie Dailies on time. CITY PRODUCE MARKET. Wheat, per 8 82 Corn, per 35 Oats, per bushel, 25 Rye, per 50 when in the fullness of time he hath Carbondale, Kan. Cash Capital, $10000, everlastingly hammered the Btubborn limestone. Also Blank Books, Stationery, Notions, Cigars, etc uive me a can.

Experience is a high-grade school- The House on Monday passed the bill regulating the railroad traffic, and course thorough, tuition free but in For Furniture all kinds, from the Best' to the cheapest, and also CARPETS, of all grades, call on W. H. Reed. For "Window Shades in pretty designs of any coloy, kind or size Jcfi i I )m OSAGE C0TXTY 0FFICES. COCHTY CLIHK.

C. A. CottreU. rnEAtiTKEB. John C.

Rankin. Kkgjhtrr. II. W. Jenness.

Cucbk or Coitrt. W. A. CotUrmaB. Probate Juikje.

Ales Blake. W. Smith. Coukty Attorney'. 8.

B. Bradford. Sukvkyoh. D. F.

Coon. Coboser. Calvin Hansom. Co 1 1 on ers. i.

S. Brock, A. I Ijinnmn. M. ('ruin.

Justice of District Court, C. B. Grayea. CoujiTY Suit. H.

K. McConnell. TOWNSHIP OFFICERS. Tecctee Ernest Weatzig. Clfrk.o.

j. Gauger. Treasurer. Aaron Kiunev. T.May, Henry Little.

Constables. Cliaa. AUnrose, Porter Willis. We are guarded by the Sargent Greenleau TIME LOOK. cidental expenses enormous.

The foolish man sayeth to himself; it was innncuiatly protested. The rolling mills at Roscdale, have Flax, per bushel, 100 Caster beans, per 1 10 Potatoes, Irish, 75 Potatoes, sweet, 100 Tomatoes Apples, 75 Butter, per pound. 20 Eggs, per dozen 20 Chickens, per do7. 2 50 CITY RETAIL MARKET. 'I Mow in the muzzle of this empty gun," and the wise coroner, will say in 8.

MTNSHAIX. JAS. DICKINSHEET8, A. M. SUTHERLAND, S.

BRADFORD, J. M. EAGAN. K. H.

McCLAIIt. K. B. McKEE. J.

D. BALMON8, R. H. BARTLETT, JOHN ATCHISON. C.

MOORE. W. L. GREEN. closed down but it is reported that they will be.

again opened at an early his report: "Accidentally blown to day by theK. 0., Ft. Scott Gulf the hereafter. Detroit Free Press. My stock is large and W.

H. Reed. For Picture Frames and Mouldings. well assorted. To satisfy yourself go and see road.

"They are grumbling in San Fran A Santa Fe Extentin. iom the Socoro (N M) Sun. We learn with what we considor al CAEBOXDALE. CITY OFFICERS. Mator.

B. H. Bartlett. Police Judge. J.

G. Ellis. For "WALL PAPER; my stock is complete. Designs all new and OFFICERS. JAS.

DICKINSHEETS, President. J. D. SALMON S. Cashier.

S. MINSIIALL. Vice-Pres. A. M.

SUTHERLAND, Sec. Flour, per 100, 2 753 50 Corn meal, per 1 40 Shorts, per hundred 90 Bran, per 75 Chop, per hundred, 1 00 Butter, per pound 25 Eggs, per dozen, 25 Chickens, each 20 cisco because the murcury has fallen as low as 20 degrees above zero. In most a certainly, that the Santa Fe road has decided to extend its branch Fresh from the FACTORY. You can see the patterns by just stepping City Clerk. P.

V. Griggs. into TteED's. from San Pedro further in a south the northwest the last great blizzard easterly direction to the distance of iiiKAsiKKB-v. j.

uaueer. Marshal. Geo. W. Arrel.

Councilmeji. B. a McKee. R. H.

McCIair. Fred 18 hardly over. New York and New Does a General Banking Business England are buried in snow. The about thirty-five miles. This will bring the road to a point in the San noesmer, wm.

lrvin. lias. Ixvl. SCHOOL. BOARD.

For Spring Beds, Mattresses, Looking Glasses, Window Andreas Mountains, where lie the val Clesk. K. B. McKee. "Central West" has just been visited by a widespread and severe storm, uable copper mines lately purchased Lard, per 15 Cheese, 18 Sorghum, gallon 60 Syrups, gallon, 75 N.

0, molasses, gallon, i -75 Coffee, creen. per pound. 1518 ERCHANT'S ana on the Ohio Kiver there is disas i keahubeb. R. H.

McOair. Dlrkctuk. Jus. IMckinsheets. SaNTA fb time table.

by the railroad company, and in the neighborhood of a vast coal field which Glass, Brackets, Easy Chairs, and Spring Rockers. Examine the large assortment at H. Reed's. trous flood. Altogether the country extends to White Oaks.

The Vice President of the road is now at San is enjoying considerable diversity of climate just now. We are no little England to have only' one kind of I will I am also prepared to do a. TT3. work of all kinds. Pedro giving his attention to tlie matter, and inspecting the coke ovens at San Antonio.

Socorro is certain to be weather at time to talk about. Bfl-tipliolster Sofar, Chairs or Lounges in any Style or Color desired. Mrs. M. A.

Hunt, Proprietor greatly benefited by such a work. The iown is suiiuiy uuiu up as a uusmess The committee appointed by the point, and will supply as heretofore the wants of San Antianio and San, railroads to arrange rates to San 1 1- I would respectfully inform the miblic that hav Coffee, roasted per 1720 Teas, per pound, 25 00 Rice, per 10 Potatoes, Irish, per .100 Potatoes, sweet, per 125 Vinegar, per gal, 30 Apples, per bushel, 751 00 Hay, bailed, per ton, 8 60 Coal, per bushel 912 Corn, per 40 Oats, per 40 LIVE STOCK, Shipping Steers 4 Feeding Steers, 4jf Cows and Heifers 2J Hogs, Milch cows, 25.0035.O0 rancisco for the triennial conclave Pedro. These two places will crow and be benefited, but there is no dan of Knights Templar in August next, Persons desiring any Goods in My Line will be convinced of the above facts by a glance at my stock and seek no further. A word to the ger of their outrivaling Socorro. What WESTWARD Way freight.

35 A 6 Kmigrant, 3 Pacific express. 2 10 A I 1- Colorado express, 1 63 2 Kansas City Atchison express, 1 25 4 Atlantic express. fi California emigrant, 10 OB a 5 -Way freight. 9 35 a No other train will carry passengers Baggage checked for trains No 1-2-3-4 only This station can now furnish ticket! to all eastern and western points Price guaranteed to be Kansas City or Topeka Ticket to Europe procured on short notice Baggage checked to destination Call upon the agent before yon go east A COOrEK, Agent CARBONDALE POSTOFFICE. Office hours from 7 J.

in. to 8 p. m. Bundays from 2 :15 to 3 p. m.

Money order and register department from a. m. to 5 p. m. A.T.SS.F., going east Mail closes, arrives.

1 07 M. T. going west Mail closes. 1 45 i arrives, 2 15 m. Lawrence Southwestern Mail arrives and leaves at 8 A m.

and to Denver for the national en WW tfS cd Pf Hjg si I3 campntcnt of the Grand Array, has is mined along the branch road will eventually come here for reduction, and the opening of the coal fields will ing my house re-modeled, re-arranged and enlarged, I am better than ever prepared to suit the wishes of my customers. Situated NEAR THE DEPOT we afford greater convenience to the traveling public than any other in town. Remember the wise is sufficient. l-V. V-'.

v-m Completed its work it has been dc cheapen fuel in this vicinity. There cided to charge fare for the is still another consideration in the round trip Ijetwew all points contemplated road. The Santa Fe ana me iUissoun tuner, irointnc I keep constantly on hand a full line of undertaking W. II, Reed. name aoa place Mercuant'8 Hotel, near depot.

MRS. M. A. HUNT Prop'r. Missouri riwtf, the rate by all routes will not allow the proposed El Paso and White Oaks railroad to be in the van.

Once in the vicinity of White Oaks they will hold the field. At the lo saa xixneiseo sami return, tor Knights Templars icflding certificate of membership uiwler (15ks seal the proposed point in the ban Andres they are near enough to forestall contem plated roads. order, and Uieir-ietnalewlatives oiily, will be $75 going trnd Tetarning by GALLEN BUSH the same route, and 'one liauidred go W. C. EDWARDS, SUCCESSOR TO ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

When Bradley gets all his wall pa ing one route and rettmung another. Now offer some Bargains in For members of the cotnman- Carbondale and Burlington, via Dragoon Fairfax. Lyndon and Kedron. Arrives, Mondays and Thursday, at 4 m. Leaves, Tuesdavs and Thursdays, at 8 A m.

Evening mail closes st 7 p. m. LODGES. Col. Hayes' Poot, No.

94, G. A. R. Meets every Wednesdav evhning at Mitchell's Hall. S.

B. Bradford, Post Commander J.G.Ellis. Adjutant. Carbondale Divisiox No. 1, A.

O. of H. MeeU 4 every Wednesdav evening at Mitchell's Hall. 1 Hugh Sweeney, Harry Laffcy, Sec. I Lodge No.

70. A. F. A. M.

Meets the 2nd and 4th KAilirriflVtt nf PBeh mrinth at Mnwinii. Hall I REAL ESTATE. ilary only, the rate gokisr anl retu rn per in he will have over three tons. A pretty good showing of business for our town from one store and one kind of goods. William EQapp.

I have bought the lumber yard formerly owned Read what we oiler below. Persons desiring to purchase, or those who have land to sell, will do ing by the same route -wBi be but for the5'r accompanying them the rate -wEl be 75; going and returning by diffcrents 25 well to give us a call before going elsewhere. by Mr. Klapp, and shall aim to keep on hand a general stock of lumber which I will sell at the When yon commence to clean house lowest market price. We desire to retain all of Old Reliable MOORE'S additional will be charged this body Mr.

Klapp's old customers, and secure as many co to BKADLEY'S and pet your new ones as possible. uive us a can oeiore buy- Bargain 1, Two town lots situated in the southwestern portion of the city healthy location, good surroundings. Can be wall paper, he trims it free ready ing. as well as all other Sir Knights. For the encampment of the-flrand Ar my, the rate of -'fi5i'for He Fiund trip to put an the wall, you can also gret Jas.

Dickinsheets, W. A. V. Sparhawk, Secy Carbondale Lodge Na 102, 1. O.

O. K. Meets 1 every Wednesday evening at Odd Fellows Hall. J. Harris, N.

G. Lewis Eakin, Secy. I Fbtesdship Lodok, No. 2340, K. of Meets every second and fourth Tuesday eve.

at their 1 hall. J. W. Kice, Dictator O. J.

Gauger, Kc- eorder. Building Paper, Paints, Kalsomme and paint very cheap when there. from Missouri river pokats to Denver i and return, gbipg; arid returning by same or different Mines: will be loade Eurchased for $35.00. These are a argain. Warranty deed will be given for the same.

Bargain 2- Cabbod Loikie. No. 72 A. O. C.

W. Meets Mr. J. B. Munger and family left -First established and wen known- MOULDINGS, SASH AND DOORS A Specialty.

every Fri night at their hall. Martin Heisel. M. W. L.

K. Eakin. Secy. St. Andrew's Lodge No.

40 K. of P. Meets at for members of the' Grand Army of the Republic Htvon jaertificatrts of yesterday for their former home at Carbondale, this state. Mr. Munger is a miller by trade, and was employ Fine faim for sale; 154 acres; three good wells rolling prairie without a ed as head miller of the Excelsior membership only mom foot of waste hedge fence which Mills up to the time they burned.

their castle hail every Thursday night, Wm. H. i Mcllwrath, C. V. Bradley, K.

of K. S. CHUKCHES. Baptist Chkrch Preaching every Sabbath al three p.m. Sabbath sciiool at two p.

m. LEVI MORSE, Pastor, RELIABLE DRUG STORE oaebodale Since then he has been assisting the turns stock around entire place; divided by eighty rod of stone wall. Stone corral six feet high of about half an acre for stock. Dividing fence 'iThe unluckiest waa of the "Pacific jsislowe. in 'point of wealth, is Senator proprietor, Mr.

Martindale, in fixing Cheap CASH Store M. E. Chcrch. Preaching every Sabbath up insurance maiieis. buuh as lie gets his family located he will go to at 11 Jones of Nevada.

There has perhaps I Corner of Third and Main streets, Carbondale, Kansas. A. M. and 7 30 P. 'lass meeting every Sab- of board, post and wire of eighty rods.

Fruit orchard containiug peach and never been so vast a fortune so quick- Independence, this state, where he has Datn alter service and Monday evening. rayer meetinc Thursdav evenine. Sunday school at 10 accepted a situation in Geo. W. Bow ixrua uui iu T.OW PRTfTCTR 1 ly.

scattered as tfcatf Jones'. In t-spite -of popular) belief, Senator Jones man Co. mills. Mr. Munger is a A.M.

All are invited. H. A. I. KING, Pastor.

thorough master of his business, hav aj i aj a uu unuu Congregational Church. Preaching every apple trees, blackberry raspberry and other small fruits enclosed by fine growing hedg other forest trees on place. Good frame house with three rooms and cellar; also good tenant's house. Fine race course, eighty acres i to-day la poor, comparatively speaking J. M.

CTOEY, Proprietor. ing served a life-time at that work, and the excellent flour which he man AT D. H. KEDWELL'S Freeh Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals and Perfumeries, Books, Sta- Sabbath at 11 A. M.

Prayer meeting every Friday at 3 P. M. Sunday school at 10 A. M. F.

SHEKRILL. Pastor. "When he was elected to the Senate in ufactured at the Excelsior is proof 1833 he was worth at least, SlO.uOO.OOO. tlonery, Oils, Glass, Varnishes, Paints, Putty, Dyes, Etc. that he has no superior in the west.

HOTELS. he is not worth 350,000 above Who may be found at Raymond's old stand op poslte Ellis Co s. with a full stock of Always keen on hand a full suddIv Hav It is with real regret that our people under cultivaton balance sodded with fine prairie grass. Price 4,000. This is one of the best opportunities in the State to buy one of the finest farms Feed oi all kinds, The "ill is debts, and his Congressiooal salary part with him and his estimable fam -Physicians' Prescriptions Carefully Staple and Fancy Groceries.

tils. no longer despised a source of in ily. Burlington Independent, Best Brands of Flour. Sutherland Hotel, Merchant's Hotel. Cottace Hotel.

Ohio House. A. M. Sutherland, Prop. Mrs.

M. A. Hunt Prop. C. A.

Ellis Prop. a 1 A 1.11 1 for stock raising and general farming 'it wouiu ue nam iu ten wuere I guarantee as good goods as are hi the market. CORRESPONDENCE. Corameal and Uranatn. "Jones'.

fortune-has goneyir more cor iTctlvna.kiniy. h.ird to tell where it Mrs. C. B.Green, Prop. ana at as tow prices as con ne louna anywnere.

Produce Taken in Exchange gone. No man ever sunk so Pay the highest market price for Corn, Oats and Hay. It shall be my endeavor, to supply my easterners with the best the market a (lords in my line, and by honest dealing I expect to build up a trade. Come and see me when you want to buy or sell any kind of teed. 20-6m.

J. M. CUBBY. TOWHEAD TOPICS. February, 14, 1883, Election passed quietly.

As we had iniuch money in chimerical schemes, -invested so much ic bogus friendship. DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES. S. Minshall. W.

L. Green J. G. Ellis Co. F.

O'DonnelL At the highest market price, 61-tf Call and see me. O. U. KutwEix. only one ticket at the polls, there was or became -so easy the prey of finan to be found, look at it yourself and you'll say its dirt cheap.

Bargain 3. Eighty acres of land, bordering on the city limits, seventy of of which is improved; and all under fence, one hundred yards, two year old hedge; good house; plenty of living water; and plenty of apple peach and cherry trees. Price, half cash, and balance on long time. Best of papers furnished, and a decided bargain. ALLEN BUSH, Lock Box 9.

Carbondale, Kas. no confusion. The Towhead mob met at our school GROCERIES. cial sharks as Jones. LT sunk 000 hard money mines at Tanamint, which never yielded a dollar.

lie J. G. ELLIS D. H. KidwelL P.

M. Gibbs. house on last Friday evening and debated the question; Resolved, 'That ignorance and superstition have caused more bloodshed then pride and am FUBNITURE. another million in the Hummer mine an soutliern California. He built DEALERS IN- W.

II. Reed. C. V. Bradley.

railroad in southern California bition," decided in favor of the nega DRUGGISTS. miles long, and it cost enough lo have had every tie mahogany and C. C. Moore. O.

J. Gauger. rail of silver. The Central Pa McNALLY STAGE, PH YSICl AN SURGEON. Offices, Carbondale and Michigan Valley.

cific afterward bought it for 31,000 a tive. Some of us attend the lyceum at Fountain Ridge to-night. We discuss the question Resolved, "That foreign immigration should be abolished." A spelling school school at Towhead last Thursday eve was good. Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, mile. He bought every ranche ever of G.W.METZLER, A.

CARR rilYSICIANS. I. D. Bnrdlck M.T.Perrine. M.

McNaUy. Moore. W. 11. Bircbmnre.

HENRY URICII feretl him; indeed he bought one in -AND which has never been located to this day. Jones' agents could never O. R. ROGERS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, And NOTAKY PUBLIC, X. Barngrover is digging a well.

He found a thin vein of coal at a find it. He started an ice factory in Those wh.0 have LAND to sell or New Orleans. He never saw the fac BILLIARDS. a. M.

Sutherland. Alex Montgomery. Ed McCali. C. H.

Green. Kobt. Mitchell. Jas. E1 ear.

Frank Kangler. depth of fifteen feet. Mr. Geo. Hook's mule that was bit tory.

and never but once or twice the Carbondale, Kansas. wish to buy, call at THE INDEPEN man who got him into it, He opened the St. James Hotel in New York. and ten by a mad dog, took the hydropho bia last Wednesday, and they shot it. CARBONDALE MILL In Full Operation! Best Flour in the Market.

Highest Prices DENT LAND OFFICE. We shall he HARDWARE. K. H. McCIair.

Heisel Urich. Vke. NOTIONS! Groceries and Queensware! Pure Teas and Spices a specialty. All kinds of Produce! NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. pleased to drive you out to view pro J.

K. GAMBLE, DENTIST, CARBONDALE, KANSAS. work guaranteed, and reasonable prices. Office Upstairs in Piatt building, corner Main and 4th streets. IMPLEMENTS.

K. H. McOair. Heisel Urich. D.

B. Burdick. perty without charge, and make you Notice of Appointment. LUMBER. STATE OF KANSAS, Osage County, ss W.

TJ. Wheatly Co. W. Edward. In the matter of the estate of Daniel B.

Foster. For all Kinds of Grain. Feed constantly on Hands. at home whether you purchase or taken in late of Osage countv, Kansas. Noice is hereoy given that on the 26th day of January 1).

181, the undersigned was, by the CRITERION! not. nnaie court oi osase uounty, ivansas, amy ap-inted and qualified as Administrator of the es- The Popular Weekly Magazine Work. Promptly and satisfactorly done. ceased. All parties interested in said estate will Devoted to literature of the highest order, containing stories, sketches, poems and ed take notice and govern themselves accordingly.

jna liiAJN M. rwiut. Administrator. popular aublecta of "the FLOUBAND FEED. Mill Company.

J. M. Curry. MEAT MARKETS. Miller Dargltz, two market.

B. F. Hoy. SHOE STORES. W.

F. Stoltzman. H. Bjorklund. HARNESS AND SADDLES.

G. B. Scott. 8. IX Barry Co.

itorial comment on day. The most val aluablo sod entertainina publication in existence Publication Notice." Cheapest in The "World! We make a point of this. Bead it and be Stats of Kansas. Osaok Cocntt, sk In the District Court of Osage County. Kansas.

convinced. Subscription price $2.00 a year. April term, 1883. of course it never paid. The last cruel wipe that Fate had in store for Jones was.

tlie -Sierra Nevada' deal," as Cali-fornians all rail it, of four years ago, On a mere prospect the stock was jumped from $3 a share to 275. Jones got in at about $200, on a drop. The stock. is selling now for less then $5. The Substitute.

The House coramitte on Congressional apportionment last week submitted. asubstitute for the various bills introduced- and considered. This substitute divides the State in seven districts as follows: First. Xmaha, Brown. Doniphan, Pottawatomie, Jackson, Atchison, Jefferson, and Leavenworth.

Secontv Wyandotte, Johnson. DouglassvMiami, Franklin, Anderson, Linn, Allen and Bourbon. Cherokee, Neosho, Wilson, Montgomery, Elk, Cuautauqna, and Cowley. Fourth. Shawnee, Wabaunsee, 0age, Lyon, Coffey, Woodson.

Green-- wood, Butler, Chase and Marion. Firm. Marshal, Washington, Republic, Cloude, Clay, Itiley, Ottawa, balina, Dickinson, Davis, and Morris. Sixth. Jewell, Misehell, Xincoln, Ellsworth, Russell, Smith, Philips, Rocks, Ellis, Trego, Graham, Norton, Decatur, Sheriden, Gove, St.

John, Thomas, Rawlins, Cheyenne. JSherran and Wallace. Seventh. Mcpherson, Harvey, Nedgwick, Sumner, Harper, Kingman, Exchange for Goods. CASH PAID for all kinds of GRAIN.

North Side Main Street, Carbondale, Kan. 2m3 NEW HARNESS SHOP! st mm w. John Atchison. Plaintiff, 1 versus James McCurdy, Defendants, James McCurdy. defendant In the above enti CONFECTIONERS.

John T. May. B. L. Royce.

John Wolf, iu wnicn win io 02 numDers in lour vow trains; 60 cents for three months, of 13 numbers in one volume, postage paid. Sample copy mailed on receipt of three cent stamp: stamps taken for subscriptions. Liberal terms to agents. Address The Criterion Publishing Company, tit. Looi.

Ma tled cause Yoti will take notice that yon have been sued in the District Court of Osaee county, Kansas, on the BAKERIES. J. Cnsworth. ShaffeJ Poth. ix'tition of John Atchison, in which said petition the said plaintiff prays Judgement that the said Ijook.

Her! iteienaents ne compeueu to snow ineir tine to the west half ",) and northeast quarter (V4) of southeast quarter 04). of section six (6). township RESTAURANTS. Ed MeCaul. J.

Cusworth. PRTCKQT nneen ift)range county O. J. GAUGER, sas, and that said title may be determined to be null and void as against the title of the plaintiff and that you must answer the petition tiled by STONE MASONS. George Perry.

JohnWagmier. J. H. Dymond. on the plaintiff on or before the 29tn day oi March 1883.

or the said petition will be taken as true jc. J5. BUU1T, Jrrop r. (Stjccessok to Dr. hand afullandfrMB S.

D. BARRY A.C.Brown,) always keeps supply of and Judgment will be rendered according to the Have as prayer ui baiu pcuiion. Am KB CaLlkx, Attorneys for riaintiffc BARBERS. Engene Norniandin. Ed.

Robinson. 'Having purchased the property two doors west of Ellis Ca's store, I am now permanently located, and will always be found with a DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, and Pine an EEortment BLACKSMITHS. Ja. Dickinsheets. L.

K. Eakin. Jjn.dL Toilet -A-rtioles. Puhlication Notice. State oe Kansas, Osage Countt, ss In the District Court of Osage County, Kaasas, April term, 1883.

Of all Classes of FULL STOCKofNEW GOODS Reno, Rice, Barton, Stafford, Pratt, Barbour, Comanche, Edward, Pawnee, Itush, Ness. Hodgeman, Ford. Clark, WAGONMAKERS. Thos. Ijaehman.

Daniel Wolf. I Also, Books, Blank Books and Stationery. Harness, Saddles, Collars my line, and with increased facili Lewis S. Cooper. Plaintiff, versus Alice E.

l'eabody, Anna Sears and Seats, Plaintifls. ivieaue, uray, Jane, hcott, bequovah PAINTERS. Arapahoe, Seward, Stevens, Grant, Kearney, Wichita. Greeley, Hamilton, zJ Alice ft. reanoay, Anna E.

Sears and J. j. G. R. O'Brien.

Sanil Watklns. Forrester. Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, And Everything Usually Kept in a First Class Drug Store. lantoft ana Kansas. ties for doing custom work, it will be to your interest to come and see me as I will not be undersold.

Our Motto is Quick Sales Small Profits. 8m3 G. B. SCOTT. seats, aeienuants.

in the above entitled cause You will take notice that you have been sued in the District Court of Osage county. Kansas, on the petition of Lewis S. Cooner. in which said ne- LAWYERS. The population of the several districts as proposed in the committee's bill are follows: First, 141,208.

second Lap Robes, Dusters, As can be found anywhere In Osage county. Pine Harness a Specialty. We keep first-class workmen. All work warranted. New Quarters.

Physicians' Prescriptions and Family Becipes Prepared S. B. Bradford. Asher Callen. Chas.

Rogers. tition the said plaintiff prays Judgement that the said defendants be compelled to show their title to the northwest quarter (H) of the northwest quarter and the northeast Quarter (hk) of the With Care. third, fourth. fifth. sixth, 132,788, seventh, Kansas.

Carbondale, Charles Manrose, 142,404. northwest quarter (W of section twenty one (21), I township fourteen (14). range sixteen (16), in Osage county, Kansas and that said title may be determined to be null and void as against the title of the plaintiff and that you must answer the petition filed by the plaintiff on or before the 20th day ILf -1 H.Vt A 1, ifitio aw 1 un i 1 i Ka LIVERIES. T. G.

Mulr. Chas. Manrose. Thos. Bentlev.

8. W. Ferryman. R. M.

Grant. R. H. McCIair, Having purchased the livery- stable Proverbs of These Days. Beware of false prophets and patent DRAYS.

V- m. UU IrCUWU Will taken as true and judgemet rendered according to the prayer of jaid petition. ASBKR CAtXKV, Attorneys foe Plaintiff. toothache drops. formerly owned oy Ellis Curry would respectfully invite at- tention to the fact that we are fully pre- pared to fill all -DEALER IX Thos.

Bentley. Look not upon the horse race and monkey with the pool seller, for it is Dealer In all Kinds of MILLINERS. Misses Heisler Rielly, Mms L. Minshall. not wish to bet unless you can win: Try not to guy the strauger who so- Fresh Meats! INSTRUCTIONS IN INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC GIVEN BY journeth in thy land and seemeth body Hm frm a derangement the Utct, affecting both and towel.

In order to effect eure, it te Heeeesarp to wixw the om mee Ir vegm lor and HlttgoAelk metiom of the Mmmte, mt the Stent in the JSaek and Loins, indicate that the Lieer it mt fault, and tAaf nature require mietanee to enable this organ to throte offUnpuritiee. Prtelcly Asta Btttei are mpeeim Wy eoupemnded for thie rpeee, Ihey ore mild in their aetton and effective am euro 1 are pleasant to the taste and taken easily by both children and adults, Ta- hen according to directions, they arm et safeandpteasanteureorOymtseipoAatt General Debility, Habitual Con. UpaUon Diaeaaed Kldneya, etc etc. A. a Blooil Pnrlfler they are superior to any other medicine cleansing the system thoroughly, and imparting now life and energy to thein ootid.

It is a medicine and notm In toy lea ring eeoorago. mi nit ru ass utrns, aadtakaaaaOMK TXICTLtLaOparBottl, r.ctiLY lza klicnta aa Kin meek and sad for of such are three- Stoves, Tinware, card rnonte men made. -ANT A wise woman will not light the fire orders in our line of business; that we have firstclass, trusty horses both for Riding and driving; -our conveniences for feeding are the best. We are old livery men and know what we're saying, and ask you to come an'l see us at our stable on 2d street, south of the public well. with kerosene, but will invite the ser MRS.

E. Or. BUSH. vant girl to whom she owes three MISCELLANEOUS. Fostoffice, R.

H. Bartlett, Postmaster. Goo. "Waetzig. Watchmaker and Jewelor.

Wm. Collins, Fostoffice News Stand. Dunbar, Hay and Stock. Fred Roeseler, Tobacco and Cigars. The Carbondale Bank, J.

D. Salmons, Cash. lrvin Contractors and Bunders. P. V.

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