The Wyandotte Chief from Wyandotte, Kansas • 1

CO McSRIOI A YATES, Publlhr. i' "FEARLESS AND FREE." C.W. W. YATES, 0uln. 3nr.

VOL.1. r'-" WYANDOTTE, KANSAS; WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1883. I I TTi i I i TZ i OF GENERAL INTEREST- WHAT IT COSTS. STATE DIHKCTOHY. FIFE ATIDSON, THE SOUTHERN EXPOSITION.

The Southern Exposition at Louis The Weekly Chief, WYANDOTTE, KANSAS. Oscar Taylor, of Merriweather, ALL OYER KANSAS. Sabetha wants a merchant tailor. The Brown county fair was a great Leavenworth Standard. JI.

M. Pomeroy. otherwise known Attpriiejs pl (Sm at Iav, wont take $1,000 for a Confederate half dollar. ville was opened August 1st, by President Arthur, and will continue for one hundred days. lSOmcKwrrH Scott, OrjiACo.

as "Brick" for short, tells the following convincing temperance story: "Some is About four hundred and fifty miles xt from It while? BY JOAO.CIX MILLER. WYANDOTl'E, KANSAS. ore W. Click. D.

W. Finney Jsmes Smith E. P. McCabe K. Howe 11.

C. Speer A. Johnston Dwight Thatcher Win. Simin D. Dickinson Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Auditor Treasurer Supt.

Public Instruction Attorney General Public Printer Sec'y Board of Librarian The Exposition is larger than any Sabetha has a sunflower with 166 years ago we had in our employ a of thread are made each day in American mills. It was all imported thirty other ever held in America, except the blossoms. man who several tunes a day ran out of the office in hnv A. drink of whiskv. Centennial, and in some respects is years ago.

The Hiawatha Academy is full to i mi iv a i Every time he went out the cashier more penecc tnan ina was, as ior A prominent merchant says that WM, HALLIER. butcher. overflowing. stance, in the Machinery Department. COITNXV DIRECTORY when he is tired and wants a rest he don't go off On a tour and spend money School teachers are scarce in Green was mstxucted to drop ten cents the drawer to our credit.

At the end of seventeen months the man who had gone oat so often had drank himself wood: county. but simply takes his advertisement out The main building is 900 by 600 feet, and covers thirteen acres of ground. The annexes are numerous and large. The saw mill annex is 400 by 75 feet, S3 Mian iota Avaawe, la It worth while that we jostle a brother. Bearing his load on the rough road of life? la it worth while that we jeer at each other In blackness of heart that we war to the knife? God pity us all in our pitiful strife.

God pity ne all aa we jostle each other; God pity as all for the triumphs we feel When a fellow guts down bis load on the heather. Pierced to tbr heart; words are keener than steel, And mightier far for woe than for weal. 4 i i v. 1 5. i Were It not Wf 11 in thin brief little Journey On over the isthmus, down into the tide.

We give him a fish instead of serpent. Ere folding the bands to be an abide Forever and aye in dust at his eider The Ottowa county air is being of the paper. WYANDOTTE. out of a good and the held this week. Moses Atkinson, while hunting near KANSAS.

and the annex for the display of drawer was orjened and found to con More dwelling houses are wanted tain' 406. which we loaned to a vouner wagons and carriages is 250 J. D. SHEPHEBD, l.f at Blue Bapids. by 100.

popular Green River, Wyoming, accidentally shot and killed himself. His faithful dog watched the body for forty-eight hours until it was found. intereKfc. The Art GaLlerv is the most District Judge, State Senator, Representatives, Clerk District Court, County Clerk Ittgtstar of Deeds, Treasurer, Sheriff, 8s.pt. of Public Instruction, frubatc Judge, County Surveyor, County Attorney, Coroner, Commissioners, W.

K. Wagstaif W. J. Buehan E. W.

brought Jse. F. Timmoui L. C.TriCkey 1. R.

Emmons W. II. Mridtfeiii m. Albright T. B.

Bowling; J. Smith It. K. Cable Kvrett Walker .11. I.

Altlen T.C.Baird I Hiram Malott i J.W.WallenmHler I H. S. Bently The Lamed creamery has com Gurgeon, and remarkable of the annexes. menced operations. The display of electric lights is the One of the meanest adulterations Tenders his professional services to Work on the Blue Valley railroad largest ever made in the world.

In and one most likely to deceive the pur He used it to purchase a set of tinner's On the 15th of February, 1876, he returned it to us with interest, saying that he had a wife, two children and a business worth $500. The other noor fellow is a bummer huntimr for the citizens of Wyandotte and vicinity. Diseases of women and chil progresses the main building alone there are 4,600 Edison incandescent lights of sixteen candle cower each. Forty miles of Lawrence emx)lled 2,005 pupils in dren a specialty. Office, at residence.

Look at the roues salutin? each other; Look at the herds all at peace on the jrtain Man, and mart only, 'make war on hi brother, And laughs in hit heart at his peril and pain; Shamed by the beasts that go down on the plain. la it worth while that we battle to humble Some poor fellow down Into the duet? God pity all Time oft soon'will tumble All of together, like leave in gne Aembleil indeed down into the dost. chaser, is teas. The cheat is practiced more than ever before, and the amount of spurious-tea in the market is very great. the last school year.

A. Second door from E. Cor. 4th and Washington CITY I RECTORY food." No more powerful temperance copper wire weighing 40,000 pounds, In Ottawa county they have ears of are required for the Edison lights. WYANDOTTE, KANSAS.

corn 14 inches in length A barber Manchester-by-the Sea lecture could be made than is contained in this short anecdote. It dem The Art liallery is tilled witn tne recently made a bet that he would The Adventists have been holding a D. Cornell J. W. Belt O.

K. Kervlsa Cbadbnrn Louis Bernett choicest works of foreign and American onstrates the correctness of the old Mayor, Police Jnrige, Marshal, Clerk, Treasurer, crack and eat four dozen hen's eggs campmeeting at Palmer. CouldntFeel at Homo. adage, "take care of the pence and the in half an hour. He made away with A new Swedish Baptist church has pounds will take care of themselves.

hree dozen in nine minutes, and com artists, loaned by prominent art collectors of New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Cincinnati, and Louisville, a collection as a whole, never equaled on been dedicated at Osage City. SECRET SOCIETIES. pleted the four dozen in twenty-six The Normal school building at Fort "Stranger, have yer got some bitin' whisky, within' that takes the inards right by the collar, and makes a man think he's bri'lth fern hour after minutes. Bible Terms). A.

O. V. Scott is to have a $15,000 addition. this continent. Gen.

Grant, Gen. gem BILUABD AND POOL PARLOB, SOS Sltnnaaaota avea, 7 Celebrated Brunswick, Blake A Co. Tttblas, Finest in the city. Franklin Day, of Augusta, fir The K. O.

E. railroad has reached A day's journey was about twenty- Sheridan, Belmont, Morgan, Newcomb ed at a muskrat in the Kennebec river Hoadley and Springer, may be men the hew town of in six and one fifth miles AO. F. Court. WFudotl, No.

6m meet In Odd Ft-llow a Hall on he second and fourth Wednesday of each month. Ultmg tor-enters cordially invited. wards?" asked a man in ft butternut suit and a coon skin cap, at a fashionable Brooklyn bar yesterday. tioned as contributors. county.

A Sabbath dav's iourney was about with a rifle the other day. The bullet struck the water, glanced upward, went through a window seventy feet above the surface and passed within The Seventh Regiment Band, of Brookville has had two fires lately, an English mile. "I think I ve got what you want, New York, furnishes the music for the A. O. 1 Ezekiel's reed was nearly eleven from the spontaneous combustion of first fifty days, and will be succeeded feet wo inches of John Murphy's head.

coal. IChoice brands of cigars constant said thebaikeeper. "Try this." The stranger smelled it and shook his head dolefully. during the last fifty days by thlmore A Vermont man plowed up half a A cubit was nearly twenty-two The Lyon County As dozen ancient silver coins, and when inches. 1ln-Ro-Wee Lodge No.

30, Ancient Order I'nlted Workmen, nieetn the nrt and third Tuesdays of each month in IIoHg Troup a ball. Member of the order cordially invited to visit the Uxle. Jamb Pmilii-, M. ii. W.

W. Yatks, llecorder. sociation has held a successful exhibi ly on hand. Ed. Donivan.

"Do you think this wouldmake a man Band, of New York. In the music nail in the building is the largest and finest organ in the South; and a well trained A hand's breadth is eciual to three his neighbors heard of it they all wan i.v- dig up his dead enemies and lick em ted to help him cultivate that field. Would over again he asked. Seven of the best horses in the state A finger's breadfli is equal to one The next morning when he went out chorus of 500 voices gives a series of concerts tocrether with the orsran and E. A.

of this pizen get a feller to induce his James D. Huoted. will be at the Ottawa county fair this to work he was compelled to discharge weekv v'' mch. A shekel of silver was about sixty band. I 'nl on No.

2.17. K. A. thirty or forty volunteer hands, who VMras Cerman mother to murder his wite, and then run for the sheriff, so as to hang the old woman for the crime mrptii vrv second and fourth Tuenday even Marshall county is first in horses, The Press Associations of Alabama, two and one-half cents were engaged with shovels and hoes I ltEALESTATE, I ing of each month at Pythian Hall. sixth in milch cows, third in butter and A shekel of gold was about eight Mississippi, Indiana, and the North digging up the earth.

"I don't know about that," said the west have been entertained at the Ex first in hogs. dollarsl Another advertising infliction on the Wyandotte Union No. 179. E. A.

meet every second and fonrth Friday evening of each month at Odd Fellow' Hall, corner Minnesota Avanne and Sixth Street. barkeeper, "it's pretty strong fluid." LOAN A3iD INSURANCE AGEXT. Mr. C. A.

Parsons, of Wichita, has A' talent of silver was equal to $1, public frequenting railroad depots and position. The Governor and Legis lature of Georgia will visit the Ex "I know. JBut is it strong enough to WTANBOTTBt KANSAS. grown this season, twenty-one varie 875.50 as nearly as can be ascertained. hotel sitting-roonis is a clock which, position.

So will the Tennessee Press A. F. and A. 91. make a man rob his own daughter and then lick the daylight out of her ties of roses.

in addition to striking the hours, rings A talent of gold was equal to 1 Association, and the associations of o. l. xxuia. August Gutekaust has been found t. A.

HALS. or losm her money Would it be an additional bell and lets down a new advertising card every minute. To be North and South Carolina. The mem TTannoo Commandry No. 21, Knight I Tmniar.

inevtM everv nrt and third riday of A Diece of silver, or a penny, was guilty of violating the prohibitory law what von would use if vou wanted to the month itn at Masonic nan. thirteen cents. earfiuly perfect it should discharge a bers of the Eastern press have also re ceived invitations from the manage at Jiimporia. salt j'our wife down and deal her oi JAMES MIIDDIX, JL. J.

HALE CULLER, ATTOmtETS AT LA. small cannon at similar intervals. A farthing was three cents. 2700 head of sheep is considered a to a boarding house for boned turkey, vsndotle 9iavter No. 6, Royal Arch nient The Bankers Association of the A mite was less than a quarter cent.

What is called the Language Club Masons meet on the second and fourth ri small flock by the Enterprise at Jjogan, United States will meet in Louisville extra prime? Would you drink it if yon felt like burning down a church j. u. WKLCH, n. r. has been organized in New York.

Its day a at Masonic hall A gerah was equal to a cent. Wood A Ryus Building. Phillips county. October llth. The fall meeting of the An enah or bath contained seven purpose is to encourage sensible, i.

e. ull of children so as to get the nails Cbetona town orooertv has got "II fyandotte Council Royal and Select fflastera, meet on the fourth Friday of Louisville Jockey Club begins Septem gallons and five pints. pnonetic mats au very KAMtA WYANDOTTE, out of their boots? That's the kind of back to the figures of the flush tunes the month at Masonic hall. Charlkm Eriuckhon, T. I.

M. ber 24th and lasts 21 days. 1-1 well, but just let a fellow write to his (Bible writers disagree somewhat on uuuur vnu of 1870 and '71. girl: "I luv yu with mi hole hart. "Here's some terribly bad whisky, hhe above fiSures- -a r.mllu Eastern Star meet on Selected OTlncellany.

Eichty-two persons have been sum ll the second and fourth Friday at Masonic and these very men will be the first to if that's what you are after," said the ball. Mk. A. E. Bishop.

W.M. moned to Westmoreland as witnesses drive him bald with chagrin because Hafner's Meat Market. fil' South Side of Minnesota iAveniei Near Fifth WYANDOTTE, KAN. barkeeper, putting out another bottle. The London Titties of late date has 1 -ine sters tne Alphabet of Umnip in whisky cases." he can't spell.

k. or p. Agauv the stranger smelled and the following handsome compliment I otence. lne Jb lowers the Language An Indian boy, aged eighteen, a few The house of R. F.

Burden, in shook his head sadly. to America: "Europe mav fairlv and of Angels. The Birds the Singers of rrtl irftdsr No. 1. KniiihU of Pythias.

Cowley county has been twice struck Tm surprised at yer, barkeeper. Beef, Pork, Mutton and Sausage in its weeks ago was admitted into the school for Indian youths at Carlisle; in its own right sympathize with each God's own music. ill meet every Monday evenlnp at Pythian hall, C. L. Fbbimax, C.

C. Yer don't understand the finer feelin's. by lightning within two years. new stride its Idniolk beyond the At-1 Pleasure is seldom found where it Framk M. Tract, K.

of It. and s. who had made his way half across the want suthin' that would make me season in fact all kinds of fresh and salt, of the best The railroad company has ordered lantic make toward the full realization is sought. Our highest blazes of glad- I i a -a a of Py- continent in search of an education. rob the donation box of an orphan the erection of a building for the use evenm at ryiman Iellowalilp lKdge No.

9 1 thias, meet every Thursday hall. W. oi meir mneniance. American ciuzens i ness are commonly Kindled by unex- L. l'ARR, I.

V. asylum. Suthin' that would make me Quality at the lowest prices, at either He had $2.75 on starting from his home. That brought him across the of a reading room at Dodge City. need not fear or expect to provoke pected sparks.

ofR. and 8. B. L. Bivilet, K.

Father BononcinL of Scammons kick a sick woman overboard and pound her with a board afterward. I Etdiro No. 41. (German) xuixxu.u. cu.j oiiv jaiuuojr uj i jnen are guided less by conscience Mississippi river.

Then walking four days together, and getting an occas VI Kniebt of Pythias, meets every Thurday vflle, has established ten Catholic par oras iney umoid or ineir marvelous than hv trlnrv nnd vf tV.A r.nvW WHOLES AIiB Or BET AIL. Also, Fresh Fish And OYSTERS. want liquor that makes a fellow bury fliltrnvtnAvvtAM msxot a a4-yi nr r9 3o4'4'lta ishes, and built ten churches Kan way to glory is to be guidfed by con evening at Iythian hall. E. Hilseweok, C.

O. F. ScHLUBTiR, K. of R. and S.

his mother ahye and plow her under ed plantations to a principal place sas. ional ride on a freight train, he made the rest of the long journey. He sold his Indian ornaments for bread and science. xv tuwiu wan numuuuo 1 amnnfT flio nnwArfl rf the Aflrth NAV- Mr. Wm.

Dolton, of Delhi, Osborne IT. Knishts of ivai. VsUm iv wa. vuv assav ws 4 Write your name in kindness, love yandotte lMlalou rvthias. meet every evening at er could nation point to a past pro county, plants his corn In December a man set his children to stealin' so he could give 'em away and get witness fees for convictin 'em.

Have yon got Pythian hall. F. S. W. C.

Vi 1 1 D. Raymond his blanket for a pair of shoes, his moccasins having worn out on his long gress so continuous and so rapid with and mercy, on the hearts of those with whom you come in contact, and you and raises good crops, oo we aretoia. in its own natural boundaries. Alex The Baptist church at Clifton has will never be forgotten. l.O.

O. F. anvthing of that sort?" ander carved out in a brief lifetime the tramp. At last he reached the Carlisle school, where he was properly been presented, by Mrs. Carey, with a be alone tnan in bad com "That's the worst I've got," said o.

(Oer aw Peutonlai sde No. 6S, I. cared for. VTnaYertaker) an Vnnaral WuriMlien, r. METALIC AND WOOD COFFinO.

I man) mecu every Tuesday evening at Odd most splendid of empires. Borne in many ages built the most durable. the horrified barkeeper. "You can take cottage organ and commumon service pany. True; unfortunately Fellow" Hall Mr.

K. Pf arski has made a list of corner of Sixth street and Minnesota S. SOl'DER, S. G. it or leave it The Society of Friends are building many persons are never so bad avenue.

The mother country of the United the longest bridges at present existing. J. J. Bbbnbard.R. 9.

a boardmGr hall at the ureelette Acad "The fact is," explained the stranger company as when they are alone States in a hundred years founded an which are the following, their lengths Caaketa, Eus Barlal Vaaaa, Black, ar emy. at Pleasant Valley. Mitchell ii umniunduwat Ixodes Naw 3, O. Asiatic sovereignty of unexampled To pronounce a man happy merely aa he poured down half a pint of the material, without a shudder, "the fact being given in metres about three feet Wklte, ItckrMs, Carrlacetf Ktei rr meets every Monday evening at Odd Fellow i uaii rnrnrnf sixth street and Minnesota Avenue county. three and three eighths inches Par brilliancy.

But all the chief empires because he is rich, is just as absurd, as of history, excepting that of Washing- to call a man healthy merely because All member In good staudlng are Invited to attend, is that I live out in Dakota, and I was The sorghum crop in Phillips coun feelin homesick. So I thought if I tv will be lierht this year on account j.n. oadd.il s. ton, have owed their grandeur to war ne nas enougn to eat. kersburg bridge, 2,147 St Charles bridge over the Missouri, 1,993 Ohio bridge, near Louisville, 1,615 bridge could only get a taste of tne genuine the cane maturmg too any ine and conquest.

Citizens of the United Many of our cares are but a morbid I yandotte Encampment No. 1, I. O. O. I K.

meets on the second and fourth Monday old stuff it would raise my spirits. But season. States can boast that their country lias way of looking at our privileges. We each month. In Fellow' Hall, corner of eai of SPECIAL ATTENTION Civn the Country INTERMENTS MAPE EH ASY CBfETXBY.

Minnesota Avenue, between Fonrth aad Fifth streets," one door west of Ryus Hotel, and corner of Sixth and James streets, Kansas. City, Kan. Open day and night Sixth street and Minnesota avenue. 1'atnarcn in Elton Smith, the 12 year old son ol let our blessings get moldy and then that isn the whiskey I wanted. This makes me feel like lendin' money, and over the iast river, Delaware bridge, Philadelphia, 1,500, Victoria bridge over the St.

Lawrence, good standing are invited to attend. call them curses. grown. Convicts Poisoned. Hon.

Ed. R. Smith, was thrown from a horse last Wednesday and very bad it don do mo no good. vd by, barkeeper 2 Sensibility would be a good portress rivatoala Ho be kali Decree Lodfe meets 1 theirt Tuesday -eveninir of each month at new Volga bridge, near Syssren, 1,485: if she had but one hand. With her ly mjured.

Odd Fellew'a HoUands-Diep bridge near Moerdyk, And the homesick stranger turned Jacob Schilling, of Hiawatha, has right she opens the door to pleasure. sbekah Uesrree Lodare No. 6. meets on bridge over the rongubada, Over one hundred convicts in the State prison at Wethersfield, monrnfully away. iv the flrst and third Friday of each month at passed the examination and is now witn ner left to near Gooty (India), Dniester bridge, near Kiew, Rhine bridge Odd Fellow's Hall, corner Minnesota Avenue ana cadet at the U.

Military Academy were mysteriously poisoned on last rm i a jb ex 1 1 No person can be so feeble or Sllth street. so at West Point, N. Y. near Mainz, Dnieper bridge, in xnnrsaay, ana wnue lour-nims oi he has not a to CHURCH DIRECTORY. Study on tne Farm.

More exercise of the mind would be uumuw arBprvuuunu wuuuuui i form, which being performed, makes Robert Mahuran, a cattle herder, was killed by lightning while fishing in the Walnut river, four miles -r above -r-v w- him one with the highest and greatest. 1)rebyterlaii-Bank Hall. Preaching every Sunday at 11 a. in. and 7:30 p.

m. Sunday of vast benefit to most farmers and to the inor nhvRiciana Wthev mav die. The The way to produce a smile on their sons. The farm is a very Suit Pultawa (Russia), 974 Mississippi bridge, near Quincy, 972; Missouri bridge, near Omaha, 850; Weichsel bridge, near Dirschan, 837; Danube bridge near Stadlau, 769; Po bridge, near Mezzana Corti, 758; Tamar bridge, 1 1 it with the study, iust where A 1 A sraay, iuhi wnere Great Bend, last Saturday. min were attacked simultaiieouslv in fac.

of natllre 18 plant face of nature is to plant Churrh-On Barnet near Sixth aoie piace ior one Christian Services Sunday morning and evening. Vvstreet, seeds of flowers. Tickle nature in thai can observe and reflect upon the course TOrta wua E. Sedoris, an old settler of Chase Sunday school at a. m.

a) "a I (UivUP nVlJLOUUUDi XUVJ TlVlb DUU ia- Va AAiAoMAff r9 I and the of BSTABLI8HSD IN 188. 1 H. WOOD, REAL ESTATE AND iXSCBAJiCE WYANDOTTE, XANSA.S. Represent jEtna of Ilartford, Continental, of New York, Sprlnsneld, of Massaclinsett, Pfcnlx, of Hartford, American, of New Jersey, Hartford, of Hartford, of New York. V.

Real Estate bought and XOAIVS IGOTIATED, Rents Oollocted, 1 i irj AND TAXES PAID. of nature processee cultiva- denlv seized with violent cramps and a wa? sne laugh with blossoms, county was found dead in his barn. Congrejatlonal Corner of Fifth street and Nebraska Avenue. Preaching every Sunday at tion; and in order to learn witn correct-1 naiiRftatinf? sidkness at the stomach. When you do not need help from near oaitasn, boo; ljecs.

bridge, near Kuilenburg, 665; Mississippi bridge His family was absent, and it is sup ness and satisfaction, something like a Each man believed that his last hour any one then any one will help you posed he died of cholera morbis 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday scnooi at va to.

Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 7:30 near Dubuque, 536; bridge over the regular journal i should be kept, in had arrived, and the prison wall re- when you do need help the world The Sedan Times says that a negro A Mean Metliodlat Episcopal Corne Gorai river (India), 529; Brittanni bridge, near- Bangor, 464; Saane which both experience and observa-Igounded with piteous wails and shrieks, is somehow always looking the other Seventh and Ann streets. Preachinir every m. it ii a a named ohn Owens attempted to com mit rape upon the person of Mrs. Thos, Sunday at 11 and 7 p. m.

Sunday school at uon can oe noxm aown, inen tney may Dr. Warner, the prison ohvsician. was way. bridge, near Freiburg, 382; Theiss 'j p. m.

o. r. Watson, fastor. Overman hving near Sedan. Owens for many hours administering wo man ougni to compiam me bridge, Szegedin, 335.

The new Vol between Tmptlst (colored) Nebraska Avenne auo piwwuftt jwuirwg Knowi-1 relief. He came auicklv to the con- world measures -him as he measures was arrested and is now in jail sixth and Seventh streets. ga bridge, near Syssaran, is according Preaching every Sunday school at A elusion that the convicts had been Sunday at 11 a. in. and 7:30 edge is always jxissibld with the' tiller of the soil.

This to me is a matter of p. m. F. D. others.

To measure one with his own yardstick may be hard, but it is also ly the longest 1 The Topeka tate Jb aur paid om a wins, raster. 8 p. ni. for premiums and other bills $16,000 poisoned, and he poured antidotes in generous doses down the himdred Catholic Comer of Ot. lIarya Roman Weather Sawa fair.

Fifth and Ann streets. Services on Sundays and has $1,000 left in the treasury yet. "A green winter makes a fat church -1 91 Ya 1 a. at 8 and 10 a. m.

and T.M p. and p. ana on throats. It was midnight before he No man knows what the wife of his The State Fair was a success through wee aays at ana a. m.

a. ovuhlb, rasior. yam. "ii tne grass grows green in bosom is no man knows what a min out. A fine display and enough mon thought it safe to leave the sufferers for the night.

The cause of the sick- Janiveer, it will grow the worse for istering angel she is until he has Mettaadlat Eolcoaal Corner- of Fifth street and an Kansas Avenne. Preaching every Sunday 11 a. m. and p. m.

Sunday ey to pay all bills. ness is shrouded in mystery. For din-1 gone with her through the fiery trials all the year; if Janiveer calends be summerly gay, it will be winterly Mrs: Anna E. W. Highfield has School at p.

m. nrayer meeting every Tiiursaay ner mo prisoners are oouea cornea I OI wis woria. Wm. Stbvbnsom, Pastor. evening at JO.

brought suit against nine saloon-keep weather till calends of May. 1 lamb, boiled potatoes and bread. The best dowry to advance the mar ing hrms of Marysville for selling bushel of March dust is worth a king' Nearly all of them partook of the Methodist Episcopal South Corner Min nesota Avenue and Seventh Street. Preach In? everv Sundar at 11 a. m.

and 7:30 p. Sun toxicating liquors to her husband, Fablication Retire, In the District Court of the lOta Judicial District. sitting in and ior Wyandotte county. State of i Scsan S. Maktix, Plaintiff, Pxbbt Mabtis, Defendant.

The above named defendant. Perry Kattin, will take notice that he has been aned by. the abava namsd plaiirtirT. Susan E. -Martia, in the above named District Court, sitting In and tor Wyandotte connty Kannd unless heawera her petitien filed therein oa or before the.

3 day of Nevenjbex, 18S3. the same will betaken- aatrae and a- judgment the nature of will be a decree of diTorca fitna the- bonds of. matrimony now' existing between plaintiff and- defendant 'la favor -of ptaiatiff and agsinsdefeadant and nviag plaiatiff iWjcare, oos-tody of their minor child, and to aaenme her aiaidea name, be rendered cajiS.MAXHs.riaintiff, By her Attorneys, Hale A Miller. Wyandotte, Sep 1-d rahdsom." "A cold April the barn will riage of a young lady is when she has in her countenance mildness, in her speech. wisdom, in her behavior day school at 9:30 a.

m. Prayer meeting every bread and potatoes, but it has been discovered that only those who ate of thereby causing his death. The suits nil. ''April and May are the keys eanesaay evening ai i J. W.

Patnb, Pastor. are for $10,000 the meat were poisoned. The meat was modesty, and her life virtues. fi erman Methodist Episcopal Corner of Bkhard Grant White fainted when Fifth and Ann streets, rreachingevenr nun The Logan Enterprise says that one H. L.

Emery shot a large wild-cat on Bow Creek, last Saturday. William dav at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 D. m.

Sunday School a friend whose grammar he was cor puiviioflcu n. a xxai uuru uubuner, OUl the idea that it was poisoned while it was in his store was scouted, as large quantities of the same meat were sold the year." "Look at your corn in May and you'll come sorrowing away look again in June, and you'll come singing in another Tiune." "The hind had as lief see his wife on her bier; as that Candlemas-day should be pleasant and clear." "Just half of your wood and half of your hay should be remaining at a. m. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at 7 :30. Tonng people's meeting every Friday eve recting told him of an Ohio girl whose Duvallrwho by the way is an exper ning at 7:30.

O. J. rejoicing, for every farmer may be assured that he can never exhaust his Opportunities or learning sqjoaehlhg Shduld aocept'aa ne all tfca our ancestors' clamuto have. known about tilling or fertilizing the soil, or what books teach upon the subjects, even then the matters upon which good farmers differ are so numerous that a life time is not sufficient for one to settle them all for himself; still, if he improve his opportunities, he will learn a great many things of which he is now entirely ignorant. ,1 corn pohit from which I ought to that fundamental principles should be learned first and methods and systems afterwards.

There are principles, like drainage, irrigation, natural and other-r wise Ullage, fertilization;) rotation' of crops, that are indispensibie to successful farming, These (Shoujd be understood by every 1 farmer, and there are ample means upon every farm for learning theim. 1 With a complete knowledge of these the1 farmer will most likely adopt a course best suited to the conditions and rarctHnfrtaucs.by. which helaJsur-rounded. companion asked her at a party "Shall ienced taxidermist is dressing and to private parties, and 'no complaint rpha Raptlat Church, corner Nebraska ave stuffing the animal for exhibition. Has as yet been neard.

1 skin your apple for you? I thank you," she Replied, "I have one nd Sixth street. Sabbath school at 10:40 preaching at 11 a m. and 7:30 p. m. each Su The Leavenworth policecourt dock already skun" fxiW- day; prayer meeting Thursday evening st 7:30 m.

R.P. Evrms, Pastor. et, Monday morning contained thirty- A man a Chicago theater cried on Candlemaa-day. 1 1 A Gobbler Denies His Sex. Cawker City Jourtial.

For articles of rubber which have become1 hard and brittle Dr. Pal rec seven cases, the. largest of the yean "Brava at the leading actress, and nidi. Hbnrt McOrxw. H.

t. AtDRN. she liked it, bnt when another and in FaUicatioa Th Siat or Kansas, I Wtaxdotts Cockit, In the District Conft of the Tetith JniBcial District of the State of Kansas, sitting tat and for ts County of Wyandotte. rr Jiktaf i pvrT; jif fi Ida B. Clbavm Defendant.

The adore named defendant, 12a B. Cleaves, wilt tako aetice that a ha kea aned by taaaaara named James H. Clearea, in the abora named Court, and unless she answers his petition filed keijionor bfow TaessTi the tOta day ttf ommends the following treatment: $225 were asseeseoL in. fines, $155 collected. Drunks and disturbances were Joseph H.

Hadley has a turkey gobbler Which took, his position- on a immerse the articles hi a mixture toxicated admirer shouted "Bully for you: old eal" and "You're a daisv." duo uuijvsA vi uuv viwiwin water of' amonia one part and vvater guineahen egg and staid by it until ALDE1I MM, she stopped acting and demanded his I two parts, for a time varying from five Peabbdy Gazette; J. D. Caton was hatched, and now cares for the youngster with the same maternal expulsion. Four ushers undertook I minutes to an' aardingjto the circumstances of the case. When the solicitude a hen gives to her brood of brought in some three hundred hogs, lasLweeVfrora the country: 15(1 miles west of here, which he will feed through the winter near this place.

Ga t3 lKoremher.A-D said petition wfllbenukeaaa ltroaad adgtnat readeifea acoonUBjcly, tao- nat- the taak, but he laid himself on the floor, put his arms and legs around the fjel twd was immovable until mixture has. acted enough on the rub chickens. What confuses us in "this ATTORNEY8-AT. LAW aiw waea JAaoa oeeree i xar per it will be found to nave recovered ta piaintu; aaa arunst ve case is: Which is the- mother of. the young guinea, -7th -lieA'-itliKIsidtiie they -pried him loose with a broom all its elasticity, smoothness and soft handled WTA5DOTTK, KASSA9.

epsr or the Grobbler that hatched it ness. liane region, i -i 03.