Mills' Weekly World from Cherryvale, Kansas • 4

1 MEX WHO WILL TREAT YOU FAIR AND SQUARE. vs John P. T. Davis, disuiitiaed at plain tiffs cost. Iiludskopf, Stern, Lauer Co.

vs Johu and joe Roberts, judgement for plaintiff. C. T. Ewino, President. OLDEST C.

A. Mitchell, Cashier Geo. Elkin, iit' A.1STK I2ST THE CITY" REPUBLICAN TICKET. KorPresirtont. BENJAMIN HARRISON; Of Indiana.

For Vice President. LEVI P. MORTOX, Of Kew Tork. For Presidential Electors, FIRST NATIONAL Cherryvale. Kansas.

BANK fl hi i i'm II Klpiplm 1 III wm 1 liimilli l'j ijij Nig :1 'VI 0 ft 1 A in capital and surplus $55,300. TO EXCHANGE BANK, ESTABLISHED 1880. men and farmers, and while we don't do treat them In the most liberal manner, consistent with sound bankitg ves that they realize and appreciate these facts. Taylor Clayton, PROPRIETORS OF CITY MEAT MARKET, Full weight, and satisfaction guaranteed. Give me a call and be convinced EAST MAIS STREET, CIlEltRYVALE, KANSAS L.

W. Myera vs John r. T. Davis et settled. The Topeka Investment and Loan Company vs Joseph II.

Manning et judgement for plaintiff. Samuel Weston vs Mattie A. McCracken, judgement for defendant. New trlHl granted. Angell Matthewson Co.

vs James H. Fuller, et judgement lor plaintiff. Angell Matthewson Co. vs George W. Watson, et al Judgemeut for plaintiff.

The Travelers Insurance Co. vs Harvey Kellogg, et Judgement for plaintiff. The Western Farm Mortgage Co. vs Harrison A. Donals, et judgment for plaintiff.

Homer Richards vs. Noah D. Phares, dismissed. The Western Farm Mortgage Co. vs Robert K.

Black well et judgment for plaintiff. Neosho Vallev Investment Co. vs MalindiaE. Marmaduke, judgement plalutiff. Neosho Valley Investment Co.

vs Benjamins F. Hinds et ar.Judgmenit for plaintiff. Neosho Valley Investment Co. va Johnathan T. Daniels, settled.

Neosho Valley Investment Co. vs Joseph H. Ritchie et adjudgment for plaintiff. Farquhar McRae vs Wm. H.

Mor gan et judgment for plaintiff. Henrietta Lightman vs Jacob Llghtman, judgment for plaintiff. Deere, Mansur Co. vs J. W.

Love el dismissed; Mary C. Bactlett vs Bart lett, judgment for plaintiff. Burford George Implement Co. ys D. Y.

Kincaid, judgment for plaintiff. Ezra M. Smith vs John H. Matrtix, et judgement for plaintiff; Charles C. Odlin vs Edwin Miles et judgment for plaintiff.

E. Wallace et vs Harry Porter et judgment for plaintiff. Ma.rcellus Pinney vs Richard Ma son et judgment for plain tiC 1 Monadnocte Savings Bank vs O. J. Winters et judgment for plaint iff.

C. G. Brooks vs II. Faatz et dismissed. Western Farm Mortgage Co.

vs G. Gottlieb, judgement for plaintiff. Burnham, Hauua, Munger Co vs P. R. Rucker, dismissed.

J. C. Mauheimer Co. vs P. R.

Rucker, dismissed. Ed. Joyce vs John Coyle et judgement for plaintiff. Western Farm Mortgage Co. vs James Howard et judgment for plaintiff.

Neosho Valley Investment Co. vs Wm. P. Hites, et. judgement for plaintiff.

Smedley Darlington vs James N. Askren et judgment for plaintiff. C. T. Ratts vs Coffey ville Creamery judgment for plaintiff.

Henry B. Mason vs Susan M. Max am, et judgment for plaintiff. Newton, Carson Kincaid vs E. O.

Sloan, et jadgementfor plaintiff. Mary Anna Slaten vs Isoni Slaten, judgment for plaintiff. Western Farm Montgage Co. vs William C. Hull et judgment for plaintiff.

Long-Bell Lumber Co. vs Evans Wood ward, et dismissed. Rhoda English vs theRockfor.d In suranoes settled. Newton, Carson EJncald vaB. F.

Hinds et judgment for plaintiff. The Travelers Insurance Co. vs Chas. C. Levan et judgment for plaintiff.

The Travelers Insurance Co. vs Martin L. Miller et for Neosho Valley Investment Co. vs Geo. L.

Barlow et judgment for. plaintiff. Neosho Valley Investment Co. va Frank G. Cross et judgment for Plaintiff.

Neosho Valley Investment Co. vs B. W. Hlatt et judgment for, plalutiff. Neosho Valley Investmen Co.

vs S. M. Lockmiller et judgment for plaintiff. Neosho Valley Investment Co. vs James II.

Lovelady et. al judgmeu for platntiff. City of Cherry vale vs, M.Cole dismissed at cost of defendant. City of Cherry vale vs Wm. Filson dismissed at cot of defendant.

At Large. At Large ttrst DUtrict Second Third District EUGENE F. WAKW. L. WAIXUIt.

HOBINSON. R. OGG. P. AN'DEItSON.

Fourth District MADDKN. Firth District Sixth Si'venth A Al.E linntt. II. McGOMGAL. h.

CHAPMAN. For Congress. First District K. N.MORRILL, Second District E. H.

FUNS I ON. Third District .11. W. PERKINS, Fourth DlBtrlct. ItYAN.

Fifth District J. A. ANDKKSON. Sixth District TURNER. Seventh District U.

PM'EU, STATE TICKET. For Governor, LYMAN U. HUMPHREY, of Independence. For Lieutenant Governor, A.J. FELT, of Seneca.

For Secretary of State, WILLIAM IIIGGINS, of Shaunee. For State Auditor, TIMOTHY McC ARTY, of For State Treasurer. JAMES HAMILTON, For Attorney General, L. B. KELLOGG, of Emporia.

For Supt. of Public Instruction, O. W. WINANS, of Junction City, TICKLT. district Simpson ijtate bounty Attorney.

Probate County McTaggart .0. Ergenbright C. H. Hogan W. Kingsley Court Items.

District court closed on Monday, but an adjourned term will be held November 7th, to clear up the docket. The-principal Stale cases have all been disposed of as follows: State va J. C. for- obtakting money under false pretenses la sell Aug a drove of cattle to Hauklns and Bridges, of Coffey ville, after he had Hold them in Missouri. Price was tound guilty and sent to the peniten tiary for four years.

State against Charles Williams alias Dotson, John Wilkinson alias Wilson, C. F. Fisher alias Havener, and William Norton, four young men, (one from Ft. Smtth and three from Pierce City, Mo.) for breaking into and robbing Clotfelter Booth's atore, in. this city, plead guilty and were sentenced to the penitentiary, Norton tor eighteen months and the others for nineteen months State vs.

V. J. Wise, of this iity, for violatiug the prohibitory law, was found guilty in three counts and was sentenced to pay fine of $375 and serve ninety days in jail. State vs Case, for, an assault, Case plead guilty and was sent to jail for tlifrty day's, having already served 100 days. Stale vs W.

P. Brown, of township, for assault, Brown had jumped his bond and left the The $10,000 suit for breach of promise brought by Rosetta Reid against Squire Tucker, which occupied several days of the Court, was decided in, favor of Rosetta was youug, gay and giddy audi Tucker a gay old widower, 78 winters promised to marry her. He claims that his promised bride did not conduct, herself In a virtuous and respectable manner and therefore he refused to fulfill the plighted troth. Rosetta, excepts to the verdict of the Jury and. will be heard, for a new trial in Novernber.

The K. R'y has made a motion for a new trjal, in the suit of Royal wherein the awarded l)lm $5,000 damages. The. motion will be heard In 'November. MINOR PROCEEDINGS.

City of Independence vs D. C. Morgan, dismissed at cost of defendant. Chambers Bros, Co, vs Joseph Avery, judgement for plaintiff, John Stuckey. vs Thomas LeUrand, judgement for Motion for nqw.

trial; Alvin Daugher.ty va.Williatn.Epus tpu, judgement for plaintiff, Francis Hull vs George Everoad ah, settled. fInt.Mnrrisor by his next friend ARNOLD BRANDLEX DEALER 1N- i. "fh We studv the Interests'of our business and our customers do not expect It we Their geaercus patronage given us pro D. W. C.

Clapp vs Elcania H. Walls et al. judgement for plalutiff. O. Jarvis vs Fred B.

Wether- bee, et judgement for plaintiff. Sarah H. Haskell vs James T. Gtautet judgment for plaintiff. O.

P. Smart vs E. W. Stout, as city judgment for plaintiff. M.

Condon Co. vs Maggie Shry ock, et judgment for plaintiff. Caroline E. Wilkinson vs Walter W. Wilkinson, judgment for plaint-! iff.

J. Wendell Co. vs J. M. Da-vls- et judgment for plaintiff.

Mary E. Smith vs James Smith, judgment for plaintiff. E. Howard vs I. B.

Wallace et judgment for plaintiff. The "beautiful blonde" and. the "handsome brunette" are still, at the front in. nearly every 1 escapade of a woman ia it. The plain, sweet, sensible, every day girls- appear to be the safest and the best.

He who whoopeth up his own busi ness in a newspaper reapeth a bountiful harvest in golden shekels. He that rcadetb the advertisements and nrofiteth thereby shall have abund ance of this world's goods for little money. Summer Excursion Travel. Ohio Mississippi K'y has now on sale In St. Louis round trip tickets at low ex cursion rates to White Sulphur, ana ether mineral springs and resorts in the Virgin ias; Deer Part and Oakland In tue Aiie-gheuies, and.Late.

Chautauqua in western New York. The Onio Mississippi Hall way Is the only, lino from Lottls by. which these celebrated resorts can be reached in palace sleeping coahes without, change of cars. 1 Deer park. Oakland, and Lake Chautauqua are on the direct route of our through car Una to, the ast, and this company is now running a Hue of elegant sleeping.carsbetwecn St.

I.auis and White cliimgo. The Centennial Exposition of the Ohio Valley, at Cincinnati, open July 4th to Oct. 27th with the exception, of the National Centennial, is the largest ever held in United States. Low Excursion rates will be made by lines entering Cincinnati and their connect, ions. From St.

Louis and the West the Ohio Mississippi R'y is the only direct through car route. By this line those who attend the Q. j. National Encampment at Columbus, Ohio, in for which very low rates, will bo made, and those going farther east to. the different summer resorts c4n.st0p Cincinnati and visit thtt Exposition, The O.

is the only thrpugh line, via Cincinnati, by. which this.can bo done. For further, information, address A. J. Lytic, General Western Passenger, gent, K'y, St, Louis.

Mu.v II Ml it I i $mm II it 1 Paid SUCCESSOR Fine Watches, Diamonds. Clocks, Silverware ami' Jewelry. Repairing of Complicated watch work a speciality. Sol on the installment plan or very cheap for easlit pretend to do business for nothing FARM Cent VJ Of MORGAN: i -ft CIIEKRYV ALE KANSAS STEWART Far a good lunch, Ice Cream. Lemonade, milk; Cigars and Tobacco.

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