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NOTICE FOR CHIN MUSIC, ''UNDER LAURELS." i 1 A Drama In Fivs Aots. The above drama will be rendorod by 'file-Cambridge News. SATURDAY, AUG. 29, 1885. THE SOUTHERN KANSAS IS A KANSAS And 1b thoroughly identified with the interest: and progrcsu nt tho State of Kansas and IU people, and allordf, lt.

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THROUGH tickets can bo purelinsed via this line at any of the regular Coupon Stations, and your bncgage checked through to destina tlon Knst, West, North or South, Pullman Sleepers on all night trains. Foi further information, see mnpi, and folders, call on or address S. B. HYNES, Gen'l Pnssenger Agt, Lawrence, Kans Or S. M.

DeBolt, Cambridge, Kas. Land OfllcB at Wichita, Kansas, Aug 10, '85. Notice Is hereby given that the following numod settler bus filed notice of his intention in nvnnf In auiwnrt-. ftf hn fllllin flllfl that' said proof will be made before 8 Sherman 11 1' iss. noumcH puuuu av iuu- oriugo, on uei.

oni, vias im-ri lrf lnfa 111. 50. nnd 30 see 7 tn S3 a a na tininri) ilin fiillowlnir witnesses to prove his continuous residence noon, ami cul tivation of, said land, viz; JJOUgMBS KHUI, 1) Mni-Rliull. Ilenrv Clark Earnest Curtis, all of Dexter, Cowley County, Kansas. Vnk-SK Dai.b.

PLCClstor. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Wichita, July 27, 13S5. Notice is herebv clvon. that the following named settlor lias filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of uls claim, and that suld proof will, bo made before SB Sherman or II Hicks, notaries public, at Cambridge, Kansas, on Sept 5, 18S5, vim Eugene Saunter, for tho lots 10, 23 and 30 sec 18twpl)l sr8c.

Ho names the- following wil.nessos to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz A A KInlev. Dwver. Dwyer and Joseph Cuo, all of Cambridge, Cowley county, Kansas. 48-1 R. L.

Walker, Roaster. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land ofTlco at Wichita, July 20, '85. Notice Is herebv riven that the followinir named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim aud that said proof will be made before Slier-man or if Hicks, notaries public at Cam-brldee, Kansas, on Aug. 31), ISA), viz Sarah Moore, for tho lots 4, 5, 10 and 11 see 80 twp 80 8 cast.

lie names tho following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upou and cultivation of said land, viz: II Hill. Thomas Beckett, Geo Ellis and Henry Brock, all of Box, Cowley comity, Kas. 47-53 11. Jj. walkisk, ueglsicr.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land olllco at Wichita. July 15, '85. Notice fs herebv civen that the followinir named settlerhas filed notice of hisinteutlon to make final proof In support of liis claim, and that said proof will he made before E. A.

Ilenthorn or A. J. Hcnthorn, notaries puhlic at Burden, Kansas, on Saturday, Sept. 5, 1S85, viz i Addison F. Smith, D.

S. No. 29001, for the sej sw see 83 twp 30 7 o. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cul tivation oi said laun, viz: John Winjrert, Bazc, Freeman and Henry wingert, all of Burden, Kansas. Ij, WALKER, uegisier.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. 'S5. Notice is herebv riven that the followins named settler has illcd notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof vrftl be made before Sherman or H. F. Hicks, notaries public at Cambridge, Kansas, on oept.

5. 185, viz: George Fooshee, for the lots 10, 17 and 18 and sw ncj sec 6 twp 31 8 e. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said laud, viz: Swezev. Griffln. A Jewlis and Cooper, all of Grand Summit, Cowley county, Kans.

48-1 It. L. Walkek, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Larid Office at Wichita, May 29, '85.

Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that -said proof will be made before A Ilenthorn or A Ilenthorn, notaries public at Burden. Kansas, on Sat. July 11, 1885, viz Josepli II Russell, No 2S944, for the lots 23, 24, 25 and 26 sec 31 twp 30 of 8 Ho names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: 8 Weer, JViiscer, Joseph. Shaw and Sol Osborne, all of Cambridge, Cowley county, Kansas. For Domestic Sewjng Machines CALL ON SHERMAN HICKS.

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When an editor becomes greater than liis paper, tho latter'B usefulness begins to' JoBSon. A dollar decreases in size in the same rutio that a man's- heart gets biggor. It never occurs to a fashionable woman that there is enough goods in the train of her dress to make a poor child a pretty Sunday frock. It isn't as far from tho top of the hill to the bottom, us it is from the bottom totiietop The roughest roada are those we have not traveled over. I Whoever i3 not afraid to pray is not afraid to fight.

The host men and women are too busy doing good to hate time to tell about it. The title of a gentleman is one that money cannot buy. Politeness is too cheap to le so scarce. Merchant Traveler. 5cs of the Teacher.

In a school district in Chase county, Kansas, jn which a lady was teaching a winter term, some of the patrons of the school became clamorus for a male teacher for the spring term, bo that tho board: finally ordord' the clerk to post notices for a school meeting on a certain day. This Is a' copy o'f his labor: "All legal voters of Dictict No.1 county, Kansas, are hereby notified to- be present at the school house at 2 p. on March 25, 188. to then and there determine the sei of our school teacher." Information as to the exact emotions. experienced by the school marm when; she read tne above notice on the school room door, can be obtained from T.

Johnson, Stone City, Kansas. Cctton-; Wood Falls Leader. 1 llotice. All persons knowing Xhemselves indebted to me for medical please call at my ofiico and settle cither by cash or note, as my services are cash When the work is done. I don't mean to crowd any one; am willing to wait on my customers a reasonable time, by them giving note bearing interest.

must have your account settled on the first of every month. Hoping you will comply with my rules, if you want my service. Thanking you for past favors and hope I will bo able to accommodate you in the future. E. II.

Long, M. D. SLocj for Sale. We have 200 head of sheep which we will sell at a very reasonable price. (tf)' jSlIERMAN HlCjKS.

We have plenty of money to loan on good real estate security, at as low a rate of interest as can be obtained else where. Sherman Hicks, Cambridge, Kans NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land office at Wichita. Kansas, Aur. 18.

'85. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filcd'notlce of her intention to makefina! proof in support! of her claim una that said nroot will De maae oeioro a Sherman br II Hicks, notaries public at Cambridge, Kansas, on Uct. lass, viz: Snra'u Fazel, for lots 19 and 34, and sec 6 tp 32 8 She names the following witnesses to prove hor continuous residence upou ana cuiuvauon ti Raid land, viz W. F. Jones, W.

B. Dodson, W. H. Finney and T. J.

Hughes all ot Cambridge, uowiey co Kansas, jjkauk wale, 53-5 r. Register, NOTICE FOR Office at Wichita. Au2. 19 1885. Notice is herebv riven that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before Sherman or If Hicks, notaries public at Cam bridge, on Oct.

(5th. 188a, viz i Jonn race, lor the e4 ne4 anu sw ne anu im iu bk tnSSrSe. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon aud cultivation of Riifrt land, viz Abe Brown, Jacob Brown, Emerine and Henry ifeai all oi uamDncige, owicy couuiy, Kansas. Fit ank Dale, K2 Register. NOTICE FQRVUBLICATION.

Lima Office at Wichita. Kans. Autr. 18 '85, Notice is hereby given that the following named settler lias Died notice oi ms nnuuuou to make final proof in support of his claim and that 6aUl prooi win do maou uuiore o. u.

Sherman or II. F. Hicks, at. Cambridge, Kansas on Oct. 3rd, 1885, viz; John H.

Fazel, fur lnt I nlid fi RCP. 7 tn 32 8 e. He names tho following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz T. J. Hughes, W.

F. Jones, W. H. Finney and Kas. (53-5) iusK ualb, register, Notice of Attachment.

W. S. Huff, plaiutiff, vs. II. L.

Welsh and Thomas Welsh, defendants. Before Frank Harden, a Justice of the Peace of Windsor township, in Cowley county, Kansas. Said defendants are hereby notified that on the 22d day of July, 1S85, an order of attach ment for the sum of Five Dollars and Fftccn Cents was Issued by the above named Justice of the Peace against their goods, in the above entitled action and that said caUso will be heard on the 1st day of September, 1SS5, at o'clock p. m. Attest Frank Harden, J.

P. 49 W. S. Ittrfri Plaintiff. A good deal like fail.

Drama, Septemor 6th, County fairs will soon begin. September 6th at the school hoiuo, Dr. Long and folks returned this week. Old newspapers for sale cheap at this office. tf Dr.

Allen left Tuesday for Howard on business. JoG Wager's body was shipped here for intorment. Watermelon season has a tendency to produce trotten. Mrs. Margaret Weaverling is reported as getting some better, T.

E. Hicks spent the major part of thip week on his claim. S. M. Fall was among those who went on the Kiowa J.

A. Jones, Oxford merchant, was in town again this Shorman Hicks will trade you a new sowing machine for The school house grounds have been cleared of all rocks and rubbish, S. B. Sherman and his son Charley flew over to Winficld, Wednesday. If you have anything to trade for a sewing machine, call oa Shorman II.

Geo. Dwyer this week brought to our office some line specimens of pop corn. W.II. French has been somewhat disabled this week, owing to a wounded hand. Mrs.

II. F. Hicks and children are visiting relatives in Sheridan township. this G. B.

Shaw Co. are selling lumber at reduced prices for a short' time, at their yard in Cambridge: The school house is being fenced; the ground will be plowed at onco and set in' trees uext spring. Moso Conner, formerly of this place, but now of Nevada, spent a few days' in town this and last week. A few Kaw Indians camped near town Sunday. They were quite an at traction to the "loose Mis.

Alice Lytle and Mrs. Nettie Martin, of Parsons, relatives of Mr. and Mrs. W. R.

Bedell, are here on a visit. L. Hon, the hardware man of Bur den, was in town Sunday. He is surely in love with with Cambridge. A raw onion chewed slowly and swallowed without undue haste will destroy the odor of ice cream from the breath.

Uncle Jonas Leedy has entered the ring as a competitor for the News one year. The melon he gave us was a line one. The I. O. G.

supper was will attended, even though the vfiather was very inclement for such an occasion. The receipts were light. George Ford took advantage of the excursion rates and took a run to New Kiowa, tlio terminus. He doesn't speak very favorable of that town. An ice cream supper will be given at the Windsor school house next Tues day evening, September 1st, for the benefit of the Sabbath school.

AH are cordially invited. Sherman Hicks are having the rear room of the postoflice building fixed up for a loan and real estate office, Mr. James Franklin is doing the plas tering. And still the good work goes on R. II.

Crossiield, of Lawrenceburg, is visiting relatives in this vicinity, and in company with W. H. York and S. M. Ware, called on pa Tuesday.

Mr. Crossiield is well pleased with Cowley, Here behny is not the land of hap piness; I know it not; it is only the land of toil, and every joy which comes to us is only to strenghten us for some greater labor that is to succeed. Fichte. We win give one years subscription to the News to the person bringiug us the largest watermelon this season; six months subscripton for the second largest and three months for the third in size. tf Will this week moved his blacksmith tools and materia over from Winfield, and can now be found with Luke'ns Horsman.

The boys have put In a new forge and are making things hum. "When Sally's arms her dog Imprison, I always wish my neck was his'n; How often would I stop and turn To get a pat from a hand like her'n And when she kisses Towser's nose, 01 don't I wish that I was those 1" If you want to borrow money on real estate security, you will save time and money, by dealing with Sherman Hicks. We guarantee as low rates of interest as can be obtained elsewhere hi Southern Kansas, arid we make, ho charge for acknowledging papers. homo talont at the Cambridgo eohool house oiv Saturday eve, Sept. 5th ono week from to-day; No paina will bo spared to make this affair a An Admission feo of cents will be charged.

Following is tho' cast of characters Mrs. Milford Maud Leedy Rose Milford Lillik Long Folly Dowler. Minnie Leedy Sooky Alue Harden Ky Brantford .11. F. Alueut Frank Cojewood A.

IIowland Ike Hopper. I Frank IIabdkn Bob Button A. Wilkinson v.F. Allen Sheriff i J. B.Lukens We wonder.

-What became of the "idiotic" wo man. It the young man felt uneasy about thesuit. Why the plaintiff failed to appear in court. If her attorney got well paid for sorvices. --v.

Who had to pay for stealing a Lu na watermelon. Wonder if the young couplos from Torrance obtained a good yiow from our school house Tuesday eve. Who said the U. S. Marshal was in town Monday.

Obituary, Warren, infant son of and Martha Keen, was born A'pl 13, 1885, arid lived here 4 months and 11 days; when, on the 24 of August, God sent an angel to pluck the precious bud, too pure for earth's blasting and withering atmospher, and has taken him home to heaven, in the crown of Christ, he Ghall forever in the perpetual spring of God's eternal love. Look up, bereaved ones, Warren has only gone to heaven where he is waiting and watching for you; 'H Ida M. Straughan. Nelson Utley, the new Superintend ent of the County Poor Farm, has got thing3 straightened around and to-day took the nine paupers oil torn. Blauch- ard's hands.

inmates now have' comfortable quarters and will be put to work. Cowley's Poor farm is one of in the State arid will improve from year to year and soon be self-supporting. --Courier." A book on etiquette advises: "Never interrupt any conversation, but wait patiently until your turn, comes to speck." The book-agent who handled this book has the bulge on the world. She can come into your office 'unannounced, take a seat uninvited, and talk you to death under the rules. When lovelv woman thvows a rock, A contumacious hen to scare, It gives the artistic e-'e a shock To mark her attitude and air.

But be pot to your donger Mind. If you should be beside her then At once a place of safety find, That is to say, stand near the hen. Ex. Prof. Inskeep and wife are on then- road to Whiileld, where the Professor will soon enter upon his duties in the Normal and Business Institute.

He comes highly recommended, afid Win field extends to him and his estimable lady a hearty welcome. Courier. A Normal School For pupils aud those preparing to teach; also a business institute will be opened at Winfield the 7th of Sept. For further information call on, or address J. Wood or J.

N. Inskeep, Winfield, 61-4t' M. Fall, of Cambridge, went thro' on the regular train to Kiowa Tuesday. He said he proposed to see ail there was to be seen. Mr.

Fall is one of the most prosperous and hardest working farmers of the Grquse Valley and de-erves his Vacatioif.Telegram. Her soul is wrung with anguish, And with grief her eyes o'erflow, While in sorrow doth she lauguisl) 'Neath the sad and cruel hlow. v- Dressed to kill, her way she wended Down the street, all hearts to wring, But, alas I behind depended Just two yards of corset striug. Ex. A Card of Thach.

We wish to extend our heart-felt thanks to our friends for the kindness shown us in our troubles the sickness and laying away of our little darling. Mr. and Mrs. Keen, for Sale. Three room house and two lots, with good well of water, small stable; best location in town of Grand Summit, Price 350.

Call on or address D. II. Overpeck, Grand Summit, Kas. 49tf We are requested to anounce that Judge Soward, of Winfield. will address the temperance meeting at the school house on Sunday, Sept.

6th, at 4 o'clock p. m. All are cordially invited. One pair patent sewing machine casters for sale at Sherman Hicks'. 150 test kerosene 18 tents pe'r gallon (it narddii'B.

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