The Augusta Journal from Augusta, Kansas • 4

Marriage Licenses. vv Following is a list of marriage licenses issued since our last report: 21. .17. 5 Wm. Simmons, i Dora A OGUSTA JOURNAL.

I'uhlished at Augusta evert Friday and entered for transmission through the mails us second class mail matter, tn'BLISHED VERY FRIDAY BY WILL. H. CADY. Indlanola Items. C.

H. Fenton is visiting in Wichita. Rev. Sheffield, Kansas Sunday school missionary will preach Sunday morning March 27. Louis Slavin has returned from Indiana.

T. A. Fenton has ordered a bicycle for his daughter Nellie. H. B.

Chapman has returned from Oklahoma. John W. ...20. Lydia A. Elliott, Turner, S.

Card of Thanks. Ion 0 fuOU Subscription Rates. Housekeepers Miss Flora Harper spent two weeks Time is here, want new in Wichita. PER MONTH .10 PER YEAR, (in advance) The Cuban question caused some 9 9 99 a It's a Question As to whether it pays to live in rooms with bare walls, or Walls covered with soiled or dingy wall paper, and more especial- excitement in the Saturday The members the Woman's Christian Temperance Union desire to return our heartfelt thanks to Mr. Hindman for the use of the Opera House, to Rev.

Barth for the excellent sermon to R. Mills and the singers for the sweet music rendered and to each and every one who helped to make the Memorial Seavice of our beloved leader Frances E. Willard a success. M. E.

Haixes, Pres. M. E. Harvey, Sec. Citizen's Ticket.

night. FRIDAY, MABCIt 25, 1898. CARPETS, CURTAINS, PORTIERIES, RUGS, MATTINGS, CURTAIN POLES, SHADES, W. H. Morris and Walter Beaver have been in El Dorado serving on Uuy anything in the nursery line of E.

C. Rice. the jury. The Dramatic Club will give a free entertainment Saturday night March 26th. programme con lv.

whon a few 'rants -will' rover them with beautiful paper. sists of ''The School-ma'am' aconledy in four acts, time oue hour and forty- five minutes and music. Portia. Haverhill Happenings. Mrs.

Elvena Leitzke and Mr. Carl Cbemonsky were married at Alma, Kansas on Sunday, March 20th and We keep them in every Kind, Style, and Price. Think of O. P. B.

when you are ready to buy any of these articles or Furniture of any kind. By the way, we have a new and large stock of picture mouldings and mattings that will greatly interest and please our customers, OLDHAM, PUTNAM BROWN, South Mam, El Dorado. The following ticket was placed In nomination at the citizen's caucus held Wenesday evening in Ilindman's opera house. For G. W.

Brown. S. J. Safford, 1 M. T.

Chance, For Councilmen A. A. Martiu, A.A.Robbins, I J. C. Haines.

For City Chas. Curtis. For Street McAlister. For Donelsoni For Police Judge, J. II.

Ay res. Millet seed and sorghum seed at J. H. Butts'. Make home attractive And live as human beings should live.

We have a large stock of the latest designs in wall paper which you can have almost for the asking. returned to the bride's home on Wed nesday. About forty-five of the' re latives and friends of the bride were gathered at her home to welcome them home. May their life always be bright and sunny. Sunday the 20th being Manley Ar N.

A- McKltrick shipped a double deck car of hogs to St. Louis Monday. The Modern Woodman organized a lodge of 18 members in Leon Monday evening. Rev. A.

Brandt will occupy the Free Baptist pulpit next Sunday morning and evening. Fairrand Art Exhibition at the old Balding Art Gallery next Monday and Tuesday afternoon and evening. The wife and children of Engineer Klineline od the Mulvaoe branch are the guests of Mrs. D. M.

Leppelman. Grant. Keily is doing considerable in the manufacture of incubators this season. He is working on his sixth now. Rev.

J. W. Payne of Council Grove, Kan. will preach at the Broadway Methodist church on Monday 28th at 8 p. rri.

A Lady Quartette is always a source of delight to lovers of beautiful music, and the Schubert Lady Quartette is one of the best. A. Ettenson while in St. Joseph buying goods last week, had a severe attack pneumonia. lie returned the first of the week.

J. C. Haines met the insurance ad ncld's 20th birth day anniversary a large number of his friends assembled at his home Saturday evening and P. J. Quist is the latest arrival.

He comes from Iowa and will farm on Muddy Creek. gave him a surprise. Taffy pulling John Hover 5 miles northeast of and games were the principal features Leon will have a sale next Monday Get our prices on Paints A full stock of which in all colors is kept constantly on hand. M. T.

Chance Co. Augusta, Kansas. of the evening's entertainment. The guests departed at a late hour having consisting of 50 head of cattle, some enjoyed themselves immensely. Six Spring township pupils took the examination for diplomas at Center Time Table, A.

T. S. F. Going South. Going Koura.

school house, Saturday March 19th. Mrs. J. G. Wishard and daughter Ko.

452 Anna. visited rrienas in town this Tso. 414 4:15 U-5 a i No. 451 9:00 a 11:40 a 12:20 week. Violets.

8:30 a 3:35 4:45 5:05 horses, hogs, hay, corn, implements and household goods. Si Plunkard has come and gone. He brought smiles to everyone who looked upon him, he took away our cash. If any comedy company gives you the value of your money Si Plunkard does. Elder Oliver Cooper, a blind evangelist of the Christian faith will occupy the pulpit at the Christian church, in Augusta, next Sunday morning and evening.

The elder is totally blind and reads from a blind bible in the New York point system. Services at the usual hours. All are cordially invited to come out and hear him. 8:40 a 7:59 a 7:48 a 7:34 a Lorena Lyrics. juster last week and congratulates Kansas City Florence Eldorado White Augusta Gordon Douglass Wiurield Arkansas City 5:00 2:10 1:25 1:00 12:35 12:15 10:35 9:40 a in a in 1:25 pm 1:45 5:29 5:42 Quite a number of the Lorena young himself that the said adjuster beat him out of only $50.

W. W. Elder, W. W. Kemper and 7:21 a 6:30 a 6:00 a hj! 7:12 4:30 folks attended church at Indianola Sunday night.

Grandma Dill of Andover is spending this week with relatives at Judge Randall were making the regu lar quarterly examination of the No. 426 12:40 11:47 a rn 11:10 a 8:35 a county treasurer's books Wednesday. No. 425 2:00 2:33 6:10 7:20 Augusta Hose Hill Mulvane Wellington HARDWARE, TINWARE, STOVES. YOUR ATTENTION is directed to my large stock of Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, Implements, Cutlery, Nails, Barb Wire When read- to buy, get my prices.

Mr. Nelson was quite sick' Sunday George Viets closed a three weeks visit with his cousin C. A. and but is better now. The entertain Robert Thornton has been a demo ment at Banner Wednesday night was other relatives Monday morning, re turning to his home in West Salem, Wis.

Rev. C. S. Sheffield will occupy the well attended. Miss Maud Neal of Leon is visiting her sister Mrs.

Hyde. Mr. Dill and his son Arthur were in Wichita Thursday. pulpit at the First Baptist church J. W.

SKAER. 42 Ci Ci C. fH No's. 413 and 414 daily. No's 451, 452, 425 and 426 daily, except Sunday.

Tickets on sale to, and baggage checked through to all points. Hound trip tickets to local stations, limited ten days, at 10 per cent reduction from local rates. Fifty ride tickets between Augusta and Eldorado limited 60 days, $8.00. Limited 30 days $6.40. Geo.

IIakvey, Agent, Augusta. IIakry Miller, Agent, El Dorado. next Sunday evening. There will be a childrens mass meeting in the after noon at the church at half past three o'clock. Real Loomis Brown is helping his brother Willie keep bach this week.

Mrs. League was in Wichita Pansy. Court Notes. state Exchange. Harry Leedom has moved to town and is living in the Lasswell property corner of Main and Orange streets.

The stone quarries around Augusta test in the world afford employment Time Table S. L. S. F. R.

Y. Going West. Going East. for a large number of men. The Ladies of the Free Baptist church will give a neck tie social on No 140 No 101 No 139 March the 31st 1898.

Everybody invited. Ladies come bring your ties a No 105 8:40 2:03 2:32 3:25 a and let us have a good social evening The editor has had a number of requests to find buyers for farmers, and has decided to advertise for those wishing to sell or buy, without charge except a sale be made. Following is the list: No. I. KiO acres of farm land with in three miles of Wichita.

Soil deep black, surface sloping slightly; all in cultivation, hedge fence, small peach orchard. J'rice $2,000 cash, Dalance on easy terms. Jso. 2 A quarter section of land in Lane county, 60 acres in cultivation small cash payment, balance in or 5 years. Will trade for stock.

No. 3 Three quarter sections of farm land, near Augusta, very fertile Price, $15,000. No. 4 160-acre farm, 7 m. from Mountain Grove, i mile to school and 12:35 ill 11:20 a a ni 10:30 a No 106 7:25 a 2:03 1:36 1:15 12:57 102 i 11:20 a 1:26 1:50 No 7:30 11:29 1058 10:45 10:32 10:18 10:11 9:45 together.

By Committee. 4:00 a 4:13 a 4:20 a 4:41 a St Louis. Beaumont. Leon Lorena crat all his life but his experience a few days ago shows he would better have been a middle-of-the-road man. lie was walking along the sidewalk when a loose board tripped him and he fell, receiving a severe blow between the eyes.

There are sidewalks in Augusta that the wisest man could not tell what they are there for as they are not pleasing to look at and you walk on them at the risk of your Mr. J. R. Myers was very pleasantly surprised at his home last Friday evening by about 30 friends of the First Baptist church Sunday school and congregation, it being his 64th birthday. The evening was very pleasantly spent in games and other amusements.

Refreshments were served and, after presenting him with aneasy chair they bade him good night wishing him mauy happy returns of the day. We have in prospect an engagement of the celebrated Schubert Lady Quartette Company, and it is expected that they will be secured to give one of their delightful entertainments about April 13th. This company gives a program of the greatest variety, consisting of Lady Quartettes, Mandolin and Guitar Club, String, "Violin and Vocal Solos, Amusing Readings, and a feature of the program that creates astonishment every place is the songs, violin solos and recitations by Master Tommy Purcell, a child of eight years. In the Schuberts we will get a musical entertainment that is enjoyable from first to last not a long dull classical affair but a bright, ipterest-ing program of music's choicest gems. 2:52 10:03 a ui 2:18 C.

II. Bookhout Santa Fe agent at Wilmore, Kansas was the first out- 4:53 a 9:48 a in 9:00 a 2:35 in 3:40 3:11 3:40 12:35 in 5:15 a of-town subscriber who helped us to ward lifting that note due April 1st. Go thou and do likewise. Clarence contemplated a visit to Augusta in church; 100 acres fenced, acres in orchard. Price, 50 acres in cultivation, log house and barns, 4 $1,500, incumbrance, $300.

April but has given it' up. A. J. Bugher has opened up a barber shop first door north of the Friend building. Mr.

Bugher says he has no No. 101, Kansas Mail: Has reclining chair cars (seats free) and Pullman drawing room sleeper to Wichita and Newton, connects at Wichita with A. T. S. F.

for points in Cherokee strip and Oklahoma, connects at Newton. Kas. with A. T. S.

F. for points in Kansas. No. 102, St. Louis Mail: Has Reclining chair cars, (seats free,) to St.

Louis and Pullman drawing room sleeper to Monett. Connects at Pierce City, with No. 205 for points in Indian Territory via Neosho, at Monett with No. 5 the Texas limited (Vestibnled) which has reclining chair cars (seats free), two Pullman drawing-room sleepers to Galveston via Paris and Dallas, has dining car Talihina to Dallas, connects at Monett with No. 2 which connects at Union Station St.

Louis with all lines for the East, North and Southeast. other trade than a barber and altho there are two shops now here, he hopes to have a fair share of the business, lie announces. "No shaving on Sunday." A. J. Shumway of Towanda was a profitable caller at this office yesterday, profitable in a double sense; foi the money he left behind and for the cheerful atmosphere of hearty good No, 105, Colorado California Limited: lias reclining chair cars (seats free) to Newton and Anthony, Pullman buffet drawing room sleeper to Newton, through Pullman sleeper Newton, Kas.

to Pueblo, Denver, El Paso, Los Angeles, San Diego, and San Fransisco. Connects at Newton, with A. T. S. F.

for points in Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Nevada Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington, New and Old Mexico, Arizona and California. No. 106, St. Louis Limited: Has reclining chair cars (seats free) and Pullman buffet drawing room sleepers to St. Louis, reclining chair-cars (seats free) and Pullman palace sleeper Monett to Dallas, Texas via Paras.

Connects at Monett with No. 1 for points in Arkansas and Texas, con-Qf. MnnPtt, with No. 6 which connects at St. Louis Union Station with Eldorado will that he brouhgt with him and that seemed to pervade the office after he had gone.

The Episcopal people are preparing to raise funds with which to build an FRIDAY, MARCH 18TIL The jury in the Goodrich vs. Santa Fe case returned verdict in favor of the plaintiff for $349.50 and $150 attorney fees. A uumber of motions have been made by the defendant among them one for a new trial all of which were overruled. The jury in Case vs. Stone returned a verdict for defendant.

Jason Ham at the last term of court sued the Chicago, Rock Island Pacific Railway for the value of a steer lost in transit. The jury found for the plaintiff. A new trial was granted and the case was tried last Friday resulting in another verdict for the plaintiff in the sum of $43. C. F.

Ayres shipped a car of stock from Whitewater to Kansas City over the Rock Island road last summer. There is a law placed on the statutes at the last session of the legislature which provides that a shipper of a carload of stock shall receive transportation both ways. On his return trip he was ejected from the train at Topeka. He brought suit for damages and the jury awarded him $50. Chas.

Brittenstein worked in A. J. Lesh's drugstore and there was some difference in the settlement. Britten-sfcein brought suit and the jury returned a verdict in his favor for $299.79. MONDAY, 3IARCII 21.

The case of Meyers vs. Lesh was also tried at last term of court and a new trial granted. The defendant moved for a continuance which was granted. This closed the jury cases and the jury was discharged for the term. N.

A. Yeager has been" acting as receiver- for the Bank of Augusta which closed its doors Sept. 1st 1893. It is claimed that by law he is disqualified to act and he resigned. The court appointed T.

Sexton receiver, fixing the bond at $7,000. A. J. Palmer was appointed receiver in the case Russell vs. Whitmore.

Bond $150. N. F. Frazier was appointed receiver in the case Irrigation Loan Trust C. vs.

Bond $100. The following sales were confirmed: In Peabody vs. Williams: Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. vs. Duffy.

Motion for new trial in McKinney vs. Warner "overruled. There seems to be a difference of opinion regarding fruit prospects-Some think the freeze has killed all of the swollen buds while others say there will be enough to escape that will give us a better crop than if the freeze had not come. One man said it was in the. dark of the moon and addition to their church on Main street.

The church is free from debt and they propose to raise the entire amount before building. The addi all lines for the East, North and Southeast. Train 105 carries dining car from Monett to Beau moot. Train 106 carries dining car from Beaumont to Monett. Chair cars (seats free) on all passenger trains.

All passenger trains run to and from the great Union Station, St. Louis, where connection is made with all trains for North, South and OEast. Special attention given to coupon tickets and baggage checked to destination. Through tickets on sale to all points. For further information call upon or add ress 11.

C. Mills, Agent, Augusta. tion will be on the rear and will double the seating capacity of the church. I. L.

Wilbur left last week for Wy oming to look up "a Abetter location No. 5 320 acres. 90 acres fenced and in cultivation; timber, black oak and hickory: log house and log stable, spring water, orchard. Price, $8 per acre. Will sell in smaller tracts.

Located 10 miles northeast of Mountain (J rove, Mo. No. (. 320 a. farm in Texas 10 miles northeastof Mountain Grove, Mo 100 acres in cultivation: fenced and cross fenced, smooth land, "S5 acre tame grass, good 7-room frame house, large barn (shedded), room for 200 steers: 4 acres in orchard, several good springs.

This is a fine stock farm. Price, $11 per acre, or will exchange or southeast Kansas ranch. Don't overlook this. No. 7 100-acre farm, 10 acres under fence, 80 acres in cultivation, frame house, log barn, line spring, i mile to school.

Price $1,600, mortgaged $400. No. 8 80-acre farm 3 miles north of Mountain Grove, Mo; 35 acres in cultivation, entire farm fenced: 2-room house, good orchard, 70 acres free of rnck. Price, $1,000. No.

9. 160 acres, 9 miles south of Mountain Grove, 70 acres fenced, 40 acres in cultivation, story frame house, smoke house, log barn, orchard. Free and clear, perfect title. Price $1,000,. part cash.

No. JO. 150 acre farm, 3 miles northeast of Mountain Grove, 100 acres in cultivation; 70 acres in tame grass; 50 acres table land; good farm with good improvements. Owner of this farm would not part with it, but has to change climate on account of health. Will exchange for eastern Ivansas improved farm, but must be pretty good as above described farm is worth at least $4,000.

No. II. 240 acre farm; 50 acres in cultivation; 500 fruit trees; good frame barn; log house. Price $10 an acre. Will exchange for merchandise.

No. 12. 74 acre farm, miles cast of Mountain Grove, 40 acres fenced aud 20 acres in cultivation. Good hewn log house; double log stable; good orchard; peaches, apples, grapes, etc. Land some rough, but good farm, near town, for trucking and for stock.

Price, $1,000. What have you to offer? No. 13. 110 acre farm, 6 miles from Ilartville, the county scat of Wright 15 acres in cultivation, 500 apple trees, 3 to 7 years old; 30 peach, 20 pear trees, 70 acres of nice smooth land. Price $6 an acre.

Will take in payment, team, wagon and harness, $100 cash and balance on time. No. 14. 197 acre farm, 9 miles south of Mountain 80 acres fenced; 65 Nacres in cultivation, 5 room frame house, log barn, good bearing orchard, 2 good springs, 1 mile to post ofllce, 3-4 mile to school. Price $2,500 will exchange for Kansas or Nebraska farm.

No. 15. A 4-room residence in El Dorado near Gordy Park, well located, corner property, good neighborhood, small ecumbrance. Price $550. Cash or trade.

What have you to oiler? No. 16. 100 acres 2i miles from Augusta, 70 acres in cultivation fenced, 45 acres in pasture fenced, 35 acres hay land, 10 acres in orchard, feed lots and corrals, lb story frame house, frame stable, corn crib and granary. Good well at house, stock well in pasture, encumbrance $050 7 per cent. Also a six room story frame bouse in Augusta good well, walks, fruit and 8hade trees, 1C0 foot front, 100 foot front across alley on which is a good stable, buggy shed, chicken park.

Everything in first class repair. Will trade both of these properties for a well improved form in Missouri worth $40004- Preferred near Kansas City or St. Louis. For further information address: W. H.

CADY, Augusta, Kansas, but there is no better than Kansas. The first place he stopped at was Laramie and he writes that he has been unable to learn how the people out there live, nothing but white "OLD PROGESS" GROUND LINSEED CAKE the best and cheapest feed used. It makes more fat, of a better quality, does it quicker, and losta less than any other feed. Fed alone or mixed with wheat, corn, oats or bran, it makes a solid, caetiiur flesh. It regutatee the bowels, keeps the skin loose, and the hair eof and glossy.

It will sand and in the mountains snow four feet deep. some 1893 ouickiy fatten norses, cawie, cowp, nuecp, uugo bu iuiu j. Yin tit For a 2-cent stamp to cover cost of postage, we will send you one of our hand I uXui steel-engraved, gold-embossed "3 calendars. Our "3 calendar is a beauty Will J-'ennell dropped his pocket TOPEKA LINSEED OIL WORKS, TOPEKA, KANS. book containing $30 in front of J.

C. Surveyor J. C. Smith is on the sick list. J.

B. Riddle is in Oklahoma on-a business trip. Deputy Treasurer J. II. Austin has been confined to his home for several days with rheumatism.

J. II. Carter has just finished his 3rd term of school at De Graff. This speaks well for him and also for the district. The clothing stock of Geo, Tolle was closed out to various parties on Monday of this week- Sale amounted to $855.00.

Dan Boyden has returned from Leavenworth much improved in health in every way. He has moved to Benton with his family E. B. Pi tie compromised with the various parties who bought the cattle stolen from him last summer. He received $700.00 therefor.

Joseph. E. Williams and Judge Den nison have compromised their differences on their land deal. Mr. D.

gets the section of land which he wanted so badly: Mrs. Miller, wife of our accomodating Santa Fe station agent, has returned from an extended trip to Mexico. She saw some- wonderful sights' in that queer land. Col. Bent's temperance editorial didn't keep time to many of his utterances of the past but it had the right ring Just the same.

If all our people who know the right would practice and. teach it what a nice old world this would be. Millet seed and sorghum seed at J. II. Butts', Haines feed store yesterday afternoon and did not discover his loss until he reached home a mile away.

He came back as if he had an invitation for a DR. F. B. LAWRAKCE, Dentist doctor to a matinee and was much re VMA44. 50 YEARS EXPERIENCE lieved to flud it and the money in the hands of J.

C. Haines. II. Henderson's belief that he has the fence machine is backed up by the judgement of such men as Trade Marks All work Guaranteed. Prices Satisfaction Designs Wirth and Winzer, Freeman and Wallace, Ed King and Mampeall of Bloomiugton and.

all purchasers of a machine "the past week. Mr. Henderson has. also sold to parties at Whitewater and Latham. The machine is undoubtedly a good one and economical as the sating on 85 rods of 50 loch fence pays for the machine.

Millet seed and sorghum seed at II. Butts', Ofllce over Eldorado State Bank Anyone sending a sketch and description may quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an invention i probably patentable. Communications strictly confidential. Handbook on Patents sent free. Oldest agency for securing patents.

Patents taken tbroueh Mono tt Co. receive tpeeial notice, without charge, to the Scientific American. A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Targest clr. culation of any scientific Journal.

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