The Raymond Independent from Raymond, Kansas • 3

CAUrm.li CARAWAY, AYER'S PILLS. THE MM IMEPE1DEHT. Turmn t'ryenr In iidvance. ADVEUT1SIJJU KATES. I'nul.

iHla of HU'rlliifr, iiiiivciJ utock of roimIk iiiiJ rintliir.it to thin citv Tlmidv. lie ooctiplr tlie Puter tiwltli liuililins. We welcoma Mm to our nml hope lio rnny leci'lvu llhcnil timle from our pooiilo. So far Ha we know lie 1 a pel fai ccntlfmsn, and a iiompftent limlmsi iiiiui. Fiotlt' ut ltlonoti.

At last we am driven to the front to liiliinn nud nil that on and nfter tlio Ist.JHSS, will sell gondii forenxhoi produce. We are eoinpollrd i oil. thU to keep ouiHclves from tin J.ittsof our cnlltnrs. Time and again wn have rnllml your attention to the fact that our bills wero large, and that wuliad to have initiey to pay them, and only a few have reaponded. You Wo C.

BURDEN. WHO OWE ME: TO THOSE I ill Btato that must bavo at note woll secured for tlis balutice. This ia positive. I owe lurjo autui, anil mailt pay part ami aecuro the rout I accommodated each of you when you hod not the money, and now whot properly belongs to me. shall give no ceed at once to make Look Out! AS TO SELLING GOODS: I will state without any grand flouiii.b, that I ant at tho old utuud aud Defy Competition, iu quality and price.

Come and see knit you, go where yon can do better. W. O. Raymond, Kansas. least a portiou of what yon owe, a id a I am in need of aid and only oak for further notice, but pro best of a lad job.

So for yoursslvas, and if the prices don't of Kansas for the purpose W. Arnold, Sec'y-i Jas. M. Payne, Treas. imp Ion Im Bk htli Collecllan liisursnco Ag'ls.

Choice Fer! and it) Inntta Specialty, City i'rojurly for sale. orricKiivru this niihr katihnai. hank, IwSwfETWsiifFr ATT0lMrS-l7-LWr LYONS, KAN. STRICKLAND, DENTIST, Jlenl method employed for preHerva lion of teetli. llrido ami erowii work l'lates or golJ, Hilver ami rubber.

Ofkick: Over Hleo County bank. STERLING, KANSAS. Jamss Balfour, lueaovio CMviriiovKD faiiiih fiirnALi. Corner Main and Pine Sta. Address all correapondeuce to Lock Jlox Xo.

0. OSBORH WILSON, Kaymtmtl, Kanaaa. Relieve your Cough in time or more serious results will If unchecked, Consumption maybe fastened upon you before you are aware of it. A slight cold neglected may grow to such an alarming state that your lifo can f9 saved only at great expanse in doctor's fees. Coussens' Compound Honey of Tar, a combination of Honey and Tar with Tolu and three rare herbs that grow in nature's garden, any one of which will in itself make a valuable Lung Medicine, will speedily cure all Throat and Luna Troubles if taken in time, and prevent that most dreaded disease, Consumption, which annually carries off more of the human family than all other diseases combined.

This Great Cough Cure Is manufactured by Coussena Tabler Medicine St. Louis, Mo. Sold by prominent druggists and merchants everywhere, 60c and 25o. 0 Mi i re to SO -t ro E3 ct- i tfl CO a- -n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 CO I rt-P a pi tq P- CO pi 3 ta a 8 1 pi CO CO Vt rt-O 1-1 yi re CD ma piasierers -Flue Builders 5' HW-'l r' a ess f- i 9 tz -AND- If GO 0 It jmSii A l.l' n( Urn itiwlttrt l.ck a. Umuu.x rrsuii Iiuiii drai'ex tiutit ti'i ftiuuiw-u.

Uikiirf, llicr t.ru' Caimauuc iit.w aii'Dtr upon iavi ciguiii, uu4 III wiK'tlii! ilti'tmil tta.a 1U0 Uiwuca riUMil t.i lie. IiiiiImh-tJju, .1, i(i iiuin', 1i iilir) ii u.ttT hl.tiiciitj Iwr fcll tf V. i.l ii ll. iy til a r.in, t. Ill I yW I-, it 'i U'lttll 1 1 4 Ii-Li i-U.

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Uii olA llivy ma J. i. ilJlkUK." tleil.t, Toxaj, Jiui Iki. Till I'mscii B. ItAVtnw it, vrni f- r.v mur j.i.i 1 ll'UO lli6U UlijfCt tO ftllltl.I'Mit.ll limn will It, In ii'lt cl tlio nae i' VitiVnn I ii3ft.u i.tn.t.,1 i until ii.gmU nyi I If.

Ukln Avi.u'ii "1 tti tha fHMtiii luJ.t. m.U 1.1, "ti lU'j'rovcil my grnotul li Uii." AvtliN ClVJIAIlTlO PltlJ rorrtot liTttnita of lliu tun-flu, mliuiilitn lltj ki tuo mij it.jiustlon, n4 ly il.wlr romn in tiirni autiou ylr turn) uU liwt' ti liif v-o'ia I ajsjul rr.i;r.'.ueo tt Dr. J.C. Aysr bol.l by all YO'JNO, CLD, AMD MiUDlE- All exittrtiMica tho ontlrltll liiutic.it: clfictit i. Ayer's Ca-aaparilla.

CliiMrrn wltli Kyi. 8or nr MliV fwvtit.i.OUS UT HVIiIj. lilts- ilia) Im nutla littmuiy ana 311 Ota Ly Its mo. Bold by all UrnsstsU i 81, tlx bcttlu for 9 llililSflffll iiflSM i Positively tha Jiliortcsc Lino from KAiT5i.3 sr. joszzk To GHIGAGO andtlisEast Satire Trains ran Tfllbout chiiff TUB rnnntiiit Tlirtiiifjli Slocpeni fi-oin City, Tcpcki, Atchisor.

and St. Joocji tu mill PalacoKecIijiinCItairCara ou all Trains, Day and Might, Through tu Chiunuo witliuutiliunse. MEALS SEltVKD IS TUB Farncus C. B. fi 0.

Dining Cars AX bXtY 75 C1SSXS EACH. PtwrKters bv tills lino nre lamleil In umnij Unltin Dtiml, C'Ulcaijij, wliera tliiuut cuuueot tlona iu iiiuiiu tut' all 110I11U ciuu All Trains Run Dally. No Sunday lay-ovor. Tills if! tho popular line via PEOJUA tet and all points in the SoutU-cuat. Remember, tlmt Tliroinrh Tlclfet liy tht Line can no lia.il ut ill', principal stiitlons in tlitf rrest.

liit mir i tlmt your tickets rad orerth III A luUo r.oui i Via T. rOTTn, V.l.-1'rci. tatn. Oen.raH.Ail lO.lN B. CAHSON, S.

K. IIOOPEB, Via.ric.liOcD:Jvii''H.ftSt.JoaBa. flea.Put.W AYER'S. CLerry Pectoral. 7o ntliur arpfio insldioud in thdW ftUack iw those a lie iii the throat tn! Uuigit rione ho trifled with by the nmority of sutTeiV era.

The orJinary cuiigh or ca, rcuh perhaps front a t.iUing or uu con sciuus exposure, is cfitn but Ibo lirgiiuiiiiif of a faLM eickuesa. Avlk's Ckkuu I'lvrxjUAt hat wcU proven its iii a forty tl pis' liUlr wiih threat niul itu difeiuieit, Kiiti fcLuuIU btf Vivou in alt cata wilhout ilel7. A Coitfili fvcuT. "In 17 Xrr.k viiicli rfT PtM my 1 hail a U'lTihl coiifth, i paKHii night niter niKht without sleep. TUn noclorS up.

i trictl AYKU'S 1 ual, wbiih relieved nv lur-rt, iLtli.tWit Rlccj), hvA ntiordtd n.a ti reit i.tit'iWtnW for ttie recovery of ntriihili. 1 ii. roJithnK.il use of tlifl rrfjoiiA a j'triii-xiont euro wnts t'liVcUiii. I f.m in-w (-l ycfut old, hale end heart v.iul aui eaUtieJ )our Ci.iCUKV ttTuIiAL Bavtil HoIrAri: K.V I IfUOTilCIi, VtM It, lnt2 Croup. A Mothrfd Trifcoto.

Wliilo in Ut country hirt ulrttr my lillfj lfiy, tiu'iit? ytui'N was tiilten f'l it cruupj li iteometl if hi wuuai ttie f'vtn finitigu lation. One of Iii fannhr PtiptrHd ti usd Of AVKIi'rt Clll'liUV l)t-ttlo 0 Vhifli wu always pfc in lite 'J'iiis was trit-'ti in bii.hII frontier Upb, mil to our (loliiiht Ui ivts hali ou lu ur lit liUlo wne 'i he tlocj tor suitt thiit tl.u Jif.i:i'" J'iitouai. had 8uvoi my you ourgr.ililuJu' fcii.ct JIM tfirnxFT." 153 West Levi Vcrh, iVy IU, 13. I pci! A vi'ii'N rrfTOTiAl In my laiiilly i.vr wnrr:) jphi do not lit.Sitt-e to pi-'Miomrcti it l'-r oat tifectusl rvntcUy lor coughs tnU's v. itav cvtf Uicd.

A. VMS." Lake Crystal. Alarch Itt2. I sntTor1? foveiril.f ycnM f.r-m fTonohft pmi aflor ti roiiM-tiic Willi no bui cess, 1 cuieti by (he us oi A vui's i'tiri 21 I'll Jiyhalia, Ayril 5, 1c. I cnot in ff AYrO CHKHnv I v.i "i i.ii.M., ir Tit ie an- I tltfit hut lor Its lis- I piiyu.U iiii.i.

fii.M have tiicd trm luiiiMrouMi-i. X'aiwtiae, i A prR 2. It. Ko er.3ft of nn rtCTnnlin ot throat of lunps exists iucli he greatly relieved ly the uo of CitnrtEY PkctoRiM and it will cure when tM disoaiw it cot already tho control of zucdicUra I "ftY DrJ.C.AyerStCo.fLowellyMat- hold, by mm. Bill! i In '4 nil, I (Nil.

A Mil HUM II Mj I I UI II id. IV. ui mil 8i im It) n-tka I wrfka. 4 9 nuiiiltiH. molitlipt tnmittia.

I yyur, Hum 4.m 4 HI a mi 1 II UI IH.Hl! H3 HI HI IIVHU utl.Ut) HiO.ia) I.orul nntliia, lit win line rorlliK Ui'M In nrlliiii utiil Ih ii lliiitt'nr ruth milim niiiMil IhmmiIihi: ilniihli- print fur liliii'k li'ltur, or tut Ml) nlltur i nuiii.rlliilll Mil' imiy. All mlvurliM lit tiiiitiiiiutl ami llllllji for HI II I'Uhl nit nml onii-ntl nut, H.U SANTA rE TIME TABLE. rASSKNOEIlS JfO. 8, YH.Ht, No. 4, Mist No, 7, went 9 18 p.

.8:42 a. 10:10 a. in .6:67 p. oi No. 8.

cnst local ntKrorra: No. 41. WHst 8:33 No. 42. 3:43 ZiOCAXi AND FEKSOKAIi.

Ah, Have you heard any body Bay it was cold? Zeb. Heeth made a "tower" to Chasa this week. If it is as cold blue blazes, as Borne say, how cold is UK. We nre dnlaved more tlian usual t'lis week, on account of a lack of coul He. Uarliee lias been holding a re vival uietting at Ellinwood this week 1).

W. Logan is enjoying the glory of beine a jury man these cold days. Mrs. Hnmrick is main in chnree of her room this week having recovered from her illness. Bishop has worried his life out of him.

mi recount of his poor fires for the jf two A. left Monday for a lirieMiusint'ss trip to San Diego and Los Ai.Keli-3. California. James s'nrnan now craces the a'ore tif Dr. r.

C. lhuden in place of John Lewis, who went east. We trut that Joe won't want to Iradr any more after the 25th. as that date will make twain one. J.

M. M.xne.o.sq., of AMen. a staunch friend of xhe Indkpendent. made the editor a brief call Wednoiulay. J.eo Arnold must Iirvi found another olid riil down nt Stri'liitR.

He hasn't lM-i-ti iii Kayutoiid fur three weeks. f'ai't. Ratlibuu iroKii out up on North Ilroadwav lust week, and now has his iflii in the iMiBi'isKDHNT Kriipst. Massnmn i corrMpnndinif with a film of brickniakers with a view to getting' them to locate in Ilavmond. The Library society is moving grand ly forward toward the Mitnmit of its irlorv.

Last Thursday night wua an entere buncos, tarring is almost here, and it he liooves the flian who has been schem ing all winter, to begin to put his plans Into execution. What has become of Montgomery and Potter, our jewelers, who have paid weekly visits? Have they grown weak in the faith? Dave Fortna was the busiest man in Kansas, Thmsday, all on account of that car load of cal, and the additional complements from the north. Wednesday reminded us of the usual Kansas winter weather. The sun was bright and warm, and the stir and bustle on our streets made everybody feel good again. They say that Captain Ilamrick got awful hot at the lyceum Tuesday evening.

That's all right if you can gain your point that way, it's as good a way as any. Geo. Gill looks just as natural behind the counter as be did in 1885, when we first saw him in that position. lie can pack eggs, and handle but ter, with an alacrity that is good to see. Dr.

Idol was called see Mr. John P. Bailey last Friday, who was suffer ing from a billious attack. Mr. Bailey was in the city Tuesday, having almost entirely recovered from his illness.

The cards are out, that announces that our fellow townsman, Joe Sifers is oon to recover the lost rib, besides an addition ot thiry-two additional ones to keep iu repair. Here's our car, Joe. Although the weather was extremely rold last Friday night, the dance given by the 8. of V. was largely attended and proved a success in every particular, and all who took part enjoyed themselves hugely.

J. 8. Balfour came in Thuesday morning with a large coyote swung over his shoulders. Orion Seebolt took charge of the beast, and Uncle Sam Wilson says they will have mutton for sale the rest of this week. What's the trouble with starting a canning factory? It requires a very small amount of capital and affords a number of laborers profitable employment.

Wake up, gentlemen. You must do something if you propose lo keep up willi the procession. 1 In. "im In. on 1 ui i ii I 7,1 lt Sim 3 Ml It B.sr, II 4 4 Hi II Ui A im 13 im to ui il lii (J.

W. Blown Is now president; J. C. MiiHOinoie, vice-president; J. W.

1'rof-fltt. t'rerotary; Lummlo Tharp, Assist ant Secretary; and Walter Daly, Treas itrer of the Raymond Literary Society They nre all competent efficient oflleera and should have the upioi of nil who lire Interested In the elevating of the youth of the community. Joe Fifths nindo the trip to Lyons Sunday, In his buggy, accompanied by J. M. I'ayne.

Joe must love that Lyons girl awful hard (o venture out such weather as Sunday was to keep an en gagement. The above Item was put Into tpe before wo know the cards were out for the marriage. The man Horse, who was run ovor by the cars two weeks ago, nud whose leg was amputated, died last Monday morning at 4 o'clock. It Is not certain that the poor fellow had a borne, and it seemed that no one cared enough for him to come to his assistance. Tho re port was circulated that his wife was coming from Wisconsin to take care of him, but from some cause she failed to to get here.

His remains wero placed in a very nice ceflin on Monday and taken to the cenr.tery for interment Tho hearse was furnished for conveying the corpse to the burying ground, and he was given a decent burial. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. F. Edmunds, of tho First l'resbyterian church. Gazette.

From the Chase Record: Quite a fine present of a gold watch and chain was made by Mr. Ernect Spechtto each of his nieces, Miss Florence and Josie Specht. Frank Eatinger, who lives in the valley, south of Chase, shelled 4,000 bushels of corn the other day. Not very bad for a dry season. John Kline, south of town, lost two head of cattle, and came very near los- ing a third one, the other day.

Dining the night some of his cat tlo got loose in the stable, and hooked the two above mentioned to death, and mutilated the third one considerably, but it recover ed. Protracted meetings are still in proe- rests at the M. K. church every evening, with a yew good attendance, and they Rre creating' quite a religious sentiment among the attendants. The dwelling house on Wm.

Mus coU'3 old place, near Glen Shanld school house, and now owned by Mr, Alhfire, was destroyed by fire Tuesday Defective stove-pipe was the cause. On Friday evening last just before sunset, there were visible at this place, the largest "aim we have ever gawd upon. Extrema heat in summer and extreme cold weather in winter are sure to follow, und Friday night and Saturday morning made no exception to thoruto. A farm dwelling house, owned by Nodiirft, about eight miles north of Chase, was destroyed by fire on Monday about noon. It was occu pied by tbe liathmnn brothers, but they wero absent at the time when the fire started.

There is no c'm as to the origin of tho fire, as the occupants of the house declare that I hey left very ittle lire in the stove when they dart ed away in the morning. The house was valued at $1200, aud had some in- irance on it, but how much we could not learn. Nand Illll New. Tom Stetler and family have moved back to the city. Mrs.

Thompson and (laughter are re ported as quite we.l again. Quite a number of chickens have been seen in this vicinity lately. James Thompson has lost several bead of cattle iu the lust two or three weeks. The Sand Hills are pretty well frozen np, but it hasn't been cold enough to freeze tl.e coyotes, as they do lots of bowling. There was no Sunday School at the Masemore school house last Sunday.

the weather being too cold for the people to get out. Miss Ilattie McCormack was so un fortunate as to have her ears frozen Saturday morning while returning from the ball at llaymond. Mr. Hoy made a trip lo Lyons the 19th to see what could be done with a person who shot at his dog, when the dog was on his owner's premises and standing close beside his master. Our new road master has been look ing over the roads, so that he will be ble to find the bad places when the time to fix them rolls around.

I. O. U. 1. Eureka Ruriilxlt.

The best and easiest used of all sil verware, brassware, tinware, copper or ickel polishes in the market, is the ureka Burnish, and it is the cheapest too. Don't use any other. For sale by E. C. Massjiasn, Wholpsnle and Retail Druggist, Raymond, Kansas.

trailed with ua all last winter, and all last Rummer, and now you are trading koniewhere elso, and leave us to get our money the bent way we can. Now, good people, ask yourai-lves the question: Is that HuiliiBHs? Who is going to pay for tho several thousand dollars worth of Roods that Is now standing on our books, put there in the short tlmo we hare been doing business In your raliint? Experience has taught us that the cash basis Is the only successful way business can be carried on, nud are compelled to sell for cash or close our doors; end by selling for cash can sell much cheaper can sleep Bonn at nights, and have a kind word for everybody. Remember the corner store will go by the name ot the CASH ST0HK in the faturo. Very respectfully yours, B2UTII Bisitof Notice. All parties knowing themselves la dehted to me will please call and aottlo at once.

1 need money. L. II. Bailey. Nolle All parties holding warranty deeds to property in the city of St.

Andrews Hay, Florida, will please present them for inspection. Geo. T. Gill. John 11.

Bishop. Ross brothers, of AMen, are selling clothing way down for cash. Take your turkeys aud chickens to rtus Brothers, at Alden. Ross Drothois, of Alden, are paying 18 cents for good butler and 25 cents for eggs. Ross Urotliors.

of Alien, are offering the best of bargains on all woolen goods, clothing, boots, shoes, hosiery, etc. Notice to Teachtr. There will be a pubiio examination lor tecbera held at Lyons, in the high school building January 28th, 18b8, commencing at 8:30 a. m. All desiring to take the rxumlunlion should be prompt.

Mrs. M. T. Luce Co. Superintendent Letter.

Remaining in tho pof ollice at Ray moi'd, Kansas, Jan. 1, 1SS8: Edward Blake. II. Clair. Jno.

Ilandsmirfl. Fred. Hanky. G. M.

Kigiis, Miss Mary Rossen Chas. L. Wrielit. From Dead Letter Office Lettie Jeffers. When calling for above please say advertised.

If not called for by Feb, 1.. 1S88, they will be forwarded to the Dead Latter Olflce at Washington, D.C. W. C. IJURDKX, P.M Read outadvertising rates carefully and see that you have all the you have contracted for, and if there is any thing wrong notify ua and it will be cheerfully corrected.

Notice or Publico tlon. Miitn of Kimgns KIoo county, s. B. Samuel Wilson vs. Waiter Drown.

Wtiltor Brown wllltuko notice tlnit he JiiM hooimiuil li.v Samuel Wilson itiithbun nt tlin Venue In Kitvr.ioinl townshlo. In tho county of Hlee unit t.iuli; of Kiiiihuk lor the mini of six nml sixty cents. ror If Walter ftrown iIoi mil appoiir on the hh, nLlniiniirvniiil vh.iir t'liimi. wliv tllflurp. niuul will tie eiitci'M) lUrniiiHt liiniVli.OOuild cott i suit, ut 10 oluck on tlmt clny.

(3. Hathbun, J.P, Notice of Publication. State of Kunsus, Klco County, a. s. Tliarp Arnold vs.

Geo. A. Storey, florci'iro A. Storov will tuke notice thnt he hiui been Biioil hy Thi rp Arnold before jtalhhiin. JtiHttconf tho Ponce In mid for Hay-monduiwiishlp, Iticc County, Kansna.

for the urn ot rorty-tivo iiounrH lino iiinci-nvcceniH (IM1H5). Now, if tho Bald (Jeorgo A. Btoicy dona not, nrpeiir on the Ifitli clny of February, 1888, and show cause why not. judfuneot win he entoiud HiraiiiHt him for 1'orty-two dollara and nlnoty-Hve cenln (tf42.UR) nud costs uf suit ut in ciock u. oi tunc uny.

U. XvATIIBlIN, J. THE NEW AND ELEGANT KSGH ARM ii SEWING R3ACKHFJS 13 THU BSSr. BUY NO OTIIEK. iiffllMViV "'mi Tito Ii AT3TB0' FAVGEITE, because is LIGHT HTJNNINa and does suah beautiful work.

Agents' Favorite, because it is a quick and ecay ooller. USE RIHRUFACTURIRG CO. Cor. La Sails Ay mt Ontario strset 'CHICAGO, UL. ON- RAYMOND Turmnmiiw mm mil Incorporated under the laws ot improving the town ot Kayniond, and the buying and selling or land.

APITAL STOCK $10,000,00, W. C. Burden, Jno. O'Neil, Vice The above company having purchased ninety acres of land embracing all that portion ot the original town ot RAYMOND. ying on the south side of the Santa Fe track, and laid it out in large lots, wide streets, parks and drives, and placed it on the market.

All persons desiring locations in the most desirable portion of town, and in the best section of Kansas, should call immediately before choice lots are sold. Kespectfully, L. W.ARNOLD Agt. Office South, Main Raymond..