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V. 5 1 rT? if i i DEXTER, KANSAS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1893. N0J8 VOL. 1. RAlCaOAD TIME TABLE; COWLEY COUNTY FAIR, Tho Eleventh Annunl Meeting Winfleld, Sept.

5, fi, 7, 8, 1893. at C. HITE, -DEALER IN- Groceries UNCLE SAM NOT BOSS, Tho Inter Ocean prints tho following about the Bohring Sea and Decisions. The case of the United States was founded on the following five points In article of tho treaty creating the arbitration commission and the question to be submitted to It for a decision: 1. What exclusive jurisdiction in the sea now known a9 Bohring sea and what exclusive In the seal jiissouni pacific.

East Bound. No. 482 Mall and. Express 11:40 a.m. JSTo.

Way Freight 8:55 a.m.' West Bound. No. 481 Mail and Express Miiti p.m. No. 485 Way Freight 1:35 p.ra.

GUOUSS CJlfcEK pivision. Arrivals, No. 484 Mixed p.m. Departures. No.

488 Mixed Old Cowley again comes to the front with her great annual (exhibition Pes-, pltp tho weather, we have every as surance that most departments will be full. The horse show will undoubtedly be the best in the blHtory of the association, in nJditiou to the usual attractions there will bo bicycle raclnsr.r BO0T8 SHOES, PRODUCE WANTED IN EXCIIANGfc Cprner Main Street and Avenua LOCALS. Buy buggies of Pryan Biggs. The Burden will open Seplerabor 4th, Blbjor Son want butter and eggs largo quantities. Mrs.

Pi'ury and Earl visted in Cedar Vale this week, Miss Burt of Eaton started to the World's Fair yesterday, Miss Biplor will teaoh the school in Irish flat the ensuing year. Biblp Son a full line of of school book, and school supplies. Nice frames, given. wilh photos at Littleton's gallery. Call and get terms.

A nice frame as a present with cash orders for not less than a dossou cab inet photos at Littleton's; Go to the Prusr store for machine THE STATE HOUSE LOOTERS. Tho peopla of Kansas havo paid for printing tho "House Journal" of the Punsmore house, which the supream court has decided nevor had any authority, not to say authority to ordor its proceedings pnblished at tho expense of the taxpayers. Emporia Republican. Tho Stato Equal Suffrage Sooioty will send a noted female lecturer to address the people at the Cowley county fair tho 6th, which will he known as woman's day. Thursday will be Boomers'" day, and noted speakers from Oklahoma have been invited to address the Cherokee Strip pooplo.

The lady balloonist gpos up on that day. Friday the 8th, the two. balloonist go up together Thp Mo. P. is" working jp a speolal train from Sedan for' Thursday or Friday which will give the people of Dexter and vicinity a ohanoo to go to the fair, and return the same 4y.

Pon't forget the special days. base ball playing and blloon scon Poxter Kansas fisheries therein did Rusaia assert and exercise prior and up to tho time-of the cession of Alaska to the United StatesP 2. How far wore these claims of jurisdiction as to the seal fisheries recognized and conceded by Great BrittainP 3. Was the body of water now known as the Behring sea included In the phrase "Pacifio Ocean." as used in the treaty of 1825 between Great Brittain and Russia; and what rights if any, in tho Bohring sea were held and exclusively exercised by Russia after said treaty siono. This year wo have contracted with a reliable balloonist in Kansas City who haB also contracted with the Wiohit a and Topeka fairs, which follow ours.

Mr. F. Squires and Miss Corlnne, the celebrated female parachute jumper, will' mako ascensions on dilierent days and on tho last day both will go in tho same balloon and leap with separate parachutes. This will be one of tho most, exciting scenes ever witnessed on the grounds. If you think you can't afford to go to the World's Fair, tike a day or two off and attend the county fair at sllghi expense- Fair begins Tuesday Sept.

CHURCHES. METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Freaah- ag services eaeli alternate Sabbath 11 a. ni. 'and every Sunday at 8 p.m.

Young Folk's prayer meeting each Tuesday evening. General prayer meeting on Thursday evening of each veok. Sabbath sohool at 10 a. m. Fyiiv.

J. A. Ikons, pastor. CHRISTIAN. Social services and Breaking of Bread, each Lord's Day at 11 a.

ra. In the sohool house. and lubricating oils of all kinds at LIVEET PEED and B2 XjE STABLE. Good rlgs always in readiness at alf times. South pf the Commercial Hotel.

Church Sheridan, Prop's, prlcos lower than all others, With each cash order for a dozen 4. Pid pot all the rights pf Russia The Pigmies of Spain, The dwarf race of Morocco, and the Atlas has been traced to Europe, and as to jurisdiction ana as to pie sea isth doi)it foret t0 Mag the famiiy. fisheries in isenring sea, eaBt or tuo. Vcm-sion rates on all railroads. SOCIETIES.

WILLIAMSON, 'NEW LAKP OFFICES. By the President's proclamation, four land districts have been organized, the first, to include all east of tho wet line of range twq west, which id about seven miles east of A. F. A. M.

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meets in their hall tho first and hird Tuesdays of each, month. All members in good standing are invited o. attend. J. D.

Mauker, W. M. M. K. Littleton, Secy.

Dealer iii Furniture. Ou West 0cn4' tral Avnue, Caldwell, Kansas, and one miles east 5 S3 water pounaary, in me vreaiy ue-tween the United States and Russia of March 30, 18G7, pass unlmpared to tho United States uner that treaty 5. lias the United States iny right, and if so what right of protection of property in the fur seals frequenting the islands of the United States in Behring sea when such seals are found outside the ordinary three-mile On all the above points the decision was against United States, and concerning them Judge Gresham, Se retary of State, is reported saying: "We have been defeated in the most substantial points which we claimed The arbitration has decided that other nations have, and havo had the same rights in the waters in which wo assume that we had exclusive rights. The inference of coarse is that the fisherman of other nations were improperly kept out of waters. We have been simply cabinet size photographs, M.

Little-ton, of Pexter, will give a nice frame. Call on this office for reduced rates to St. Louis, Omaha, and other principal points. Chrisman, Agt. Mo.

P. Ry. Misses Avis and Georgie Chapman, of Cedar Vale, are yisitlng friends hero at present, and will return home in time for school which open3 tho 4th. Some of the boys are having training shoes put on their horses, in order to get them down to a good gait, for the 10th, when, they expect to ride to a new home, We have iu stock, tickets to Indianapolis and return, of the G.A.R. Also can quote latest rates.

can give you competing rates with any point in thi? vicinity or any other line. Chrisman. Every available horse in and about town is being trained for tho great hurdle race on the No Kansan wants the whole earth, but they are few who do not want a piece of the Cherokee Strip, M. Littleton's liboral premium olTor is having its effect, Among the many ordering pictures this week we notice Mrs. C.

A. Truesdel', who brought her little daughter, Neva in to sit for a picture. Mrs. F. Hidgvvny also, ordered some fine aristo photos of her son Erank.

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157 meets on the jst and 3rd. Fridays' of each mouth, brethren in good standing are cordially iavited to meet with us. 0. P. Dakst, M.

S. H. Wuu.s, Rcc. Blacksmithing of all kind and EEPAIE WOBZ," First-class -Shoeing and-r Plow Work, Call on Geo, Drury, East side Main Street. fairly pure types are found in Spain, especially in the province of Geronn.

These people are only three feet seven inches to three foet nine Irenes high, and are otherwise characterized by a yellow skin, broad, square face, Mongolian eyes and red hair of woolly texture' Specimens of them are occasionally to ho seen in the markets of Salamanca; and there is said to be a number in the Col deTosas and the valley of Ribas, several hours by rail from Toulouse. It is not improbable that tbe Mongolian eye, which Is ob served In a small percentage of Welch and English people, is derived by in heritnnce from the Iberian piarmiei or a common ancestry. Cassell's Magazine. To those who contemplate taking a business course in some college the comming term will do well by ending to Central Bns'ness College, Sedaliat Mo, for a beautiful catalogue. This College 6tands upon its own merits- It has under the wise supervision of Prof.

C. W. Rpbbins, grown to an institution that stands to day at the head of all Businos Colleges. Iti phenom? enal growth from the first has been marvelous, starting as it did eleven vears ago, with only five students until 1892 it enrolled one thousand students. It is one of the tea Business Colleges represented at the World's Fair.

It has a national reputation of giving to Its students a practical business education, and it Is beyond a doubt the best school of its kind in the land. Any one wishing a catalogue may address the above school, or ono may be seen by calling on C. L. Mc Campbell, Dexter, Kansas, who will gladly show the same. You are the architect of you own fortune but do not stop with the plans, be a builder and pave the way to a successful buisness career by attending the Central Business College, Sedalia, Mo.

I. 0, 0. Dexter Lodge, NV-Vm meots Wednesday at 8 p. m. J.

C.Hite, N.G. II.Gidney. V.G., A. I.Twiggs, Sec. G.

A. K. Dexter Post No. 133, meots Saturday night on or before full moon of each lonth, Sam'l Nicholson, Com. P.

D. Hale, Adj, LADIES OF THE G. A. K. Lookout Circle No.

38, m.ats 2nd and 4th Saturdays, Mrs. Maggie Nicholson, president; Mr Florence Mrs. Wil Javnson, secretary. 0. E.

S. Pester Chapter, No. 6, 0. E. S.

jneets Saturdays or before the full gioon of each month, Mrs. A. M. Maueh, W. M.

jS Mrs. F. Williamson, Secy, MALE SCHOOL TEACHElt "WANTED. District No. 1133 eight miles northwest, wants a male school teacher for a seven month's term of school.

Salary' $40 a month. to J. Koyser, Milton, Kan. By Order Of School Board. We clip the above from the Conway Springs Star, as indicating the pedagogical status in Sumner county sinco the sifting process of the late examination, in which many of tho'former teachers failed.

It is yet to early to predict what the windfall will be in this county. ilarnes3 Maker and Dealerjjin HAND MADE HARNESS, BLANKETS, WHIPS, NETS, DUSTERS, AND ROBES. Repairing Harness a Soeciaftu, In PoBt Office Building. THE WINPIELD STEAM LAUNDRY turns out the cti Mail orders receive prompt attention 214, west 9ln Ave. Winfleld Kansas.

S. F. of tho line marking 97J west longitude. Tho second district includes all between range two. and range nine west.

third, embraces all between the eait side of range nine and tho west side of range sixteen west, while the fourth district iuclude3 all west of the sixteenth range. The land office in the first district Is located at Perry in township twen-ty-ono, range one west of the Indian meridian, being fifty miles south, and fqurteen west of Arkansas City, a-bout six miles from the southwest corner of tho Missouri Indian's reservation, in county on the Santa Fe railroad. The office in the second district is at Enid in township tweuty-three, range six west, about thirty-six miles south and sixteen west of Caldwell on the Roc Island R.R. In county 0. The third office is at Alva in township twenty-seven, range fourteen west, at the point where the A.

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crosses Salt Fork, somo fourteen miles south, and ten west of Kiowa in Barber Co. of this stale. The fourth office is at Woodward, on the north fork of the Canadian river near where the Pan-Handle branch of the Sautat Fe crosses it in township twenty-three R. twenty-one West. The seven county seats are located as follows: For county in township 21, range 2 east of the Indian and about-14 miles southwest of Arkansas City, on the Santa Fo R.

For county in township twenty-five, range six west, about thirty miles southwest of Caldwell on the Rock Island railroad, or county at Alva in township range fourteen west, about twenty miles southwest of Kiowa, on the Santa Fe railroad. For county at Woodward, in township twenty-three, range twenty-one west. For county 0, at Enid in township twenty-three, range six west, For county at Perry, in township twonty-ono, range one west, on the Santa Fo railroad. For county in township twenty-one, range five east, in the Pawnee country. The south tier of townships in the Strip is No.

20, and the north tier The whole distance around the Strip is about 600 miles, atnovery point men may enter tho 16th. NEW COLORS. Somo strango things aro transpir ing outside of congress. Even the prismatic colors have been evoluted and assigned new namse by a society, reporter of the leading dally of this state. Not long since the Courier scribe introduced the "flea-bitten color." And now come3 the quill driver of the Pai'y Eagle classifying pink, lavender, and lemon us prismatic colors.

In reporting a reeent rainoow social given by young Indies of Wichita, he says tho ladies were clad in rainbow colon, then proceeds to specify the colore, naming pin'-, lemon, and lavender. Surely "The world do move," abcuMhs I-ltiylt. The Dexter Lodge of Select Friends weet3 on the 2nd and 4th Friday evenings of each month. J. A Irons, C.

Mrs, A. V. J. H. Watkins, Secretary.

DEXTER SCHOOLS- The public schools of Dexter, will open in a couple weeks. Let all who expect to attend during the year endeavor to be present on the first day, thut all may be evenly started in the work. Classes prompted at the close of last term will bo given some new woric, and should bo In at the beginning. Those who can not attend during tho first month, should go the first diiy or two, and get an outline of the work to be gone over, then improve every spare moment in an effort to keep as nearly up with the class as pofsiblo, that the work may be the easier, when regularly taken up. Let every patron remember that the success of the school depends upon the individual interest of the parents afchome, and that tho enthusiasm of the pupil is proportionate to the interest manifested by parent and teacher.

It should be bora In mind that children learn largely through observation and the use of objects, hence tho imoortance of maps, pictures, slates, and other helps, for tho younger pupils. The senior class of the High school department will review higher arithmetic, and take up general history, algebra, composition, civil government, and book-keeping. A special night school in commercial arithmetic will be conducted for those desiring to attend. TO THE PUBLIC. This in tD inform those desiring to attend the World's Fair that we have in stock, tickets reading via all lines to that point and return.

Our rates aro a percentage less than from Arkansas City, Winfield, Or other points neighboring. W. W. Chrisman, Agent, Mo.P Forepaugh's Circus at Arkansas City, Sept.2nd. One and one third fair for the round trip.

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fhyssoian, and PEXTER, KAN3A5- FOR SALE. A four ropm, one story frame houso, and a good barn, occupying three lots near the school house in Doxter, Kae, A good well and other conveniences on the premises. Will be sold cheap, on easy terms nquireofA. Twiggs Eaton, Kansas The balance of trade between this country and England is kept in favor of tho U. S.

by reason of the economy practiced by the people In general, this results in the shipment of gold from England. To prevent this the Bank of England keeps advancing the rates of interest in order to prevent the flow of gold from that country. This is an evidence that the law of supply and demand is the most potent power in ragulating our trade with other countries and evidences the fact that we tire not so much dependent upon Europe for a proper gold and silver standard as we are our own power to regulate home demands for foreign commodities. If we are able, in such trying times as the whole world is now undergoing, to keep the balance of trade in our favor we need not eator to England's demands for a gold standard, If England wants a gold standard in Amorica it is evodently for their own profit that thoy sook It. Attorneys-At-Law.

KANSAS PEXTER, PUNCTUATION. This paragraph illustrates the importance of punctuation. It can be lead In two ways, making a very bad man, or a very gool man, according to tho pointing. He is an old and experienced man in vice and wickedness he is never found opposing the walks of iuiquity he takes no delight la the downfall of his neighbors he never rejoices In the prosperity of any of his fellow creatures ho is alwsvs ready to assist in destroying tho peace of society he takes no pleasure in serving the Lord he is uncommonly diligent in sowing dhorder among his friends and ac-qualntenca ho takes no pride in labor-ing to promote the cause of Christ an-ity he has not boon negligent in endeavoring to stigmatize all public loachers ho makes no exertion to subdue his ovil passions he strives to build up Sntans kingdom he londo no aid to the support of tho gospel among tho heathou he contributes largely to tho evil advorsary ho pays no tillention to good advice he gives great heed to the devil ho will never go to heaven ho must go where he will receive' the just recompense of reward Dr. G-, M.

Hawkins, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEOii PEXTER, KANSAS. A CALL. All the pupils of the Grammar and High tchool departments of tho Dexter schools are requested to meot the principal at the school house on Friday, Sept 8th, at 3 o'clock when theitf work will be outlined and the books needed will be indicated, that all may be in readiness when school opens. Tho tax list for Sedgwick county for this year, just published by the Pop county commissioners, is utterly worthless, in that It does not comply with the law, and the owner of any property sold undor such publication may have the sale sot aside. Daily Eaglo.

The houso voted 240 for and 10D' npniust tint reprn! Ihe ShonW law. Office over Bank of. Dexter. Tuesday and Saturdays devoted ofllc practice ADVERTISED LETTERS, Remaining in the iost-officb at dexter, cowley cot'ntv. kasas, august 1st, Mrs.

William F. Walters. In calling for the above, please say Advertised" and give the date. S. H.

Wells, Post Master, Dexter, Cowley countyi Kansas. The youngcandidates tor toucher's certificates, i.ro waiting Jn great suspense for tho results of tho late examination. The ruthless hand of fate has fallen with such withering blight in adjoining counties that the candl dates of -this county scarce know B. H. Pixon' D.

P. S. of Arkansas City, will be in -Dexter on Tuesday and Wednesday, of each second week fining with the 11th of July, Whether to hope..