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consumpIion.

II Is said that 5000 people die an
nua!iy in the United States alone
from this disease. In some seetious
OF the country one death IN ekefy
three Is from CONSUMPTION. This can
he and ahouId be avoided our people
are too careless about an Ordii-al5
cough or cold, and ether symptoms q
throat and lung affections that lead iff
This disease. You should mrest o.
while il IL IN the germ. Two OF ihrce
doses Of DR.. BosankO's Cough aud
Lung syrup viii relieve an ordinary
cough or cold. IL does not dry W q
couEh like niEny preparations on she
market and leave the disease behind
II. hut acts directly on ihe throat end
bronchial tubes, removing all me
Dhleen and morbid matter that Hc'sil-
nnISies Gu the threat and lurgs. u
sIiavs all irritation end rendeEs ihe
roice olsaf and disiincl Sold 81
Gear eefiz.
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Baldwin Ledger Let our Repub-
lican legislature dare 10 break through
the absurd, though venerated cOnven-
tionalities of the ages and crown
woman with her political rights.
The women OF Wisconsin are here
after to vote upon school affairs.
This amendment was carried al the
recent election by n majority Of 4543.
Thus. quietly but surely, does the
world move along, and woman will
be more wOmaDly when man TecOg-
nizes her equal individuality, and
woman dares assume the high prerpg-
atives which this recognition involves
- Unity
Twenty-eight Of the thirty nine
counties Of Washington Territory
have elected women as superintend-
ents.
II is rumOTed that a newspaper is 10
be started In London, owned and run
entirely by women. Editors, report
ers, proof readers, eompOsitOrs, stereO-
typers, and even the devil" are % be
women or girls.
Hon. Charles F. Endicoit, in the
Brooklyn Chronicle, OF Nov. p, re-
views Ouida's objections to woman
suffrage with just severity. He says,
In conclusion "Ouida's indictment
Of women contains not q single point
which can be Supported by actual evi-
dence, while there Is mountain Of
testimony 70 eonfute 70. aud In thus
villifying her own sex she has bui
held up the mlrrar % her Oan per
verted nature.
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rIrnrs an HrMnna.

from a common ElOlehs or Erupll on,
fo thu worst ScrOfuln. salt rlieunl'
. Fever sorea.ss Scaiy or Rough
skin, IN short. all diseases caused By bad
blood are conquered By this powerful puri-
fyinr and iuVigomtiuE medicine. Great
Eating Ulcers rnpidiy heal under is be-
nigu influence. Especially has e manifested
rs potcncy In curing letter, Rose Rash,
HOils, Carbuneies, sore Eyes, SerOf-
Joint Disease. White 8WellimEE,
fiOitre, or Thick Meek and ENLARGED
Glands. send ten cents IN stamps for q
lurlre trcufise. with colurCd plates. on skin
DISEASES. or the same amount for q treatise
ou ScrufulOus Affections.
aTHE BLOOD - TIE LHFE.i'
Thoroughly cleanse 10 by Using Wr. Pierce'a
Golden Medical Discovery, and good
digestion, n fair skin, buoyamt spfr-
ia. and vital strength. Will Be eTfn lI she'd
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WORKING GLASSES Attention 4. on.

PREPARED % luTnish az eIasse3 with employm ~
st home. She whole Of the time or for their spare
momcuts business new, LIGHT and profitable
Persons Of either easily earn from 50 cents "a
$500 per evening, and proportional sum by de-
voting all their time 90 the business BOYS and
ue make this offer. To such 80 arr not vel sat
isded We viii send our dollar 90 pay for The
trouble Of writing. Fail particulars and outdi
nine
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Sheriff Sale.
STEPHEN BAL.


ease No. -f1f
LUIS HANSON. e. ai
NRl virtue of Al order of ssle issued out OF the
- District Cont Of the Fourteenth Judicial
District within ani Tor the county Of saline ana
state 90 Kansas. in the ahuvc entitled ease and
20 me directed and delivered. I will. 90 the inth
tav 81 January, a. T. i~Sl, 90 twj O'Clock r. n.
cd said day. az the e.. doar Of IA. court house in
The city Of Stiina. 5linr county. Kansas, cnsr for
safe a. public auction % tr hi chest ard hest bid
der Tor cash in hand she :, lowing described real
estate. tu-Wit- The east half uI fhr morn hrasi
quarter Of section ~ township its- L. snutii Of
raugs two west. ina IRE tu1nty 81 StiiEs. state 81
Kansas. with teuCmeuts, hfrrriitameuts and
anpurtcnanccs thereuuto be 'oneing. said real
estate e taken IS the property Of she ahovC-naned
defendant, and without appraisement will be
sold % satisfy said orieH 81 sale or a part thereof
Givel under my hand this sih day Of Decrm-
Der, A. d. is-6- W. W. BARTLETT.
90 Sheriff Of Saline County. Eansss
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Liver. Blood. and LunUs

II you fcfl duil. ir0usT. i-hiiltated. haYJ
sallou cliior - rlin. or yfiiou ish-lruuu spots
on face o. hofly, irrIrf-ut hgliineiic or dizzi-
nfes. had tasie ia usnufh internal hoaE 81
clills alternating with lIal nf1shrs. low spirits
auf gloomy fCulsudiuTs. Irregular appetite.
uui cnlffd tongue gDu nre suffering non
Indigestion Brsuepsias and Torpid
Liver or Eitiousueszsn Ia many
cifaes unlg part ~ fh.se sfuafrms ere eNro-
fiG ned As a rmelY Tor lii such cleaa,
DR.. Piorcc-g Golden Medical Dis
eDEcrf q no IlfIll.rffI.
For EFcnt f.uuges Splitting 81
RloeIs Shurflcrs 81 Mrcnlhs Nrom-
chffia, Asthma severe Coughs, and
Eindlt-d anerfiuus. . 6 IN eflrlunf fErleiy.
SOLD by DTrGcrT5. % s 90 or 8GM
EoIELE.S Tor $500.
send tn ullts On etliIIE f1r Nr. Fierue .
irek un CONSUMPTION. ll'iIrs
worries niapeueury Medical aaEO-
eiatious g. Aain eiH-ai, tirrraIo. n 7.
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CONSURTPTION.

which Is serofula OF the Lungs, Is ar
rested and cured by tins remedy. n taken be-
fore the last STAGES Of the disease are reached.
From rs marvellous power over this terribly
celehuted remedy 20 the public, DIR. 'IEECE
thought SERIOUSLY Of calling % his ~Gou-
sumption Cure,7 but abandoned that
name Of too limited for a medicine Which
from Is wonderful combination o. tonic, ~
strengthening. alferatire, or hioud-cleanslfir.
Guti-biiious, pocfGrsll. and nufrfiiFe proper
lies is uuculinhG, not only ds a remedy for
consumption. hut for All Chronic Dis
rmura NJ ffrf
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Kansas Medicine Co.
SaIina. Kansas.


Following are the remedies
kidney aad Liver cure, for diseases q ih.
kidney ard Liver
Pale Remedy, for Hcmorrhoids and Rectal a.
cer8.
Dyspepsia Cure. Tor Indigestion and Consiip,
tiou Of the bowels.
Lightning oil, for all Faius, Rheumatism. Neu
ralria, niarrhea and Collie.
Asihmarine. Tor Asthma. Coughs and seriol
Bronchial affections. No failure ifdircctions OF.
followed
Dr. Stove. the originator ofthese medicines, s.
an Old and experienced physician Of tUeniy-cigi
years practice. and is nov devoiing bis entire
time 20 the practice OF bis profession treating
chronic diseases, and superiDtending the manu-
facture Of his remedies. He Is the only physi-
clan In the State who exclusively treats chronic
diseases. Perfect satisfaction Is guarAu tecd G
every case entrusted 10 ous care.
Consultation strictly confidential. Ohee OVeo
J. n. EricSon's Drug store, santa p avcpue
Salina KauEls. a
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ABILITY HAS no SEX.

Csnnanla,i ls aiii NsTaa1psr clirtir-s soiicl-
ID for this c1i1Inn- sdIlfcss
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which will bring you Ia more money right aUay
than Al yihii z else Ia this world Any one can
DO the work AMI live 60 home. Either sex. al
ages. Souethius new. tina; juai coins money ior
ull workers We will starr ycu capital rot
needed. This Is one - the genuine. Important
chances ofa lfsiiae. Those who are ambitions
and enferprtsinE val net delay. Grsnd oufht rer
Address TRUE co., Augusta. Maine.
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Publication Notice.

~ uTICE Is HKEEBv etVEN That Lille 2 kfelei
~ a minor. by Aaron her fziher and next friend.
will on the 1th day nf January A. D., iSs7, Gle In
the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of -
line rOunty Kansas, hei petition, asking that III
rights Of maiofiiy Be conferred upon her the said
Lille +. Kerfer. for the purposes aud rea.ons O
be statsd IN said petition nd thata hearing upon
said petition will be bad before said court tht
18th daY u January. A. d IsSI, or a. soon there
after - the case can be heard
LILLE 8. KEEPER,
By Aaron Kseier her father and next friend.
t1-3W.
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We would rather have Growing
trade than an extra profit !"

Are wise in vaung such rapid growth hav
aEf We guided by the general practice Of dealers, by
g large profits things that they think the public DO
We believe progress We had many pleasing
styles show; had goods made and trimmed well
enjoyed showing goods well now, and the
the prophet Of future, there knowing how
We MIN soon cover
you stranger and get acquainted ready
IS purchase what little money win buy We mean to
Yen well that you viii not feel at home elsewhere
Remember Mems Clothes. Boys Clothes, Chidens Clothes
Meas and Boys Furnishing. ia great abundance at
Jones Bros
.snsep safe here. One price 10 everybody.
hi 73o every sight except Saturday.
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Notice.
Sale of State School Lands.

NTOriCE = HEREBY GIVEN that the following de-
~ scribed State School lands and improve
menis situated In Saline County, Kansas, VIII b.
offered for sale At public auction Al the once Of
the County Treasurer 10 the Court House a. sa-
Tina, Kansas. on Tuesday, January an, y. ID
lc.l, between the hOurs Of ten Uclgck, A. ~. anu
three o'cl0ck r. NJ. No bids will be entertained
Tor less than the appraised value Of aid land and
the improvements thereon a. shown ia ihis n
tice, and one-tenth of purchase murey and M
value Of Improvements musi be paid AZ time OF
sale
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b. made. Cur this out and
W nj III III reiun % ~. ana we wifi send
MNHN M You free. fumething Of great
W UHH value and importance % YOU.
- - that viii start rou Ia husine.s
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asep ere safe here. One price Il. everybody
thfl 5.3o every eight except Saturday
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BOOKS, THREE CENTS EACH

a~WouIl s1nd 1uI r ~ - Sew i1l'I ~ slaii r
Te frrfaF arT fn1 ~ ~ Il Irrlaf - r1ll1 ~
a'n s.t a1lf. ~ size. Ilela als ~ c11ae.I ga
a1rtHf 81 ". ~ l4Lef 81 az '11l l1l.lI.l
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-07
SPECIAL ETIQU TIE.
A Few Pointers for the Fair Sex to
Digest. a

The following note, writ ten in q deli
cate female hand. has been addressed to
the editor Of the World:
Wocld you kindly answer these questions
IN the sundays World
L. nhai Is the p0.itest way 70 drop the &C
4uAntance OF gentleman who persists 10
forcing MS tentiOa upon q young lady who
despiSeS him
Is it "riiiculously imp oper' fra
Jo1ng lady q; her own home 20 whistle,
sIlue down bA.usters. swing clubs, etc.
pfoSi ing she conducts herself with due
ieeornm IN the presence Of strangers1
s. should not gentleman precede a LADY
in going upstairs an the lady precede the
gentleman IN coming down.
!. Is there ythinz improper In q youn .
lsdy roaming through the woods with q gen
aemsn OLA ooianizing excursion.
Nsw YORK. octoberI5.
1. From the fund of our inexhausti-
BILE information applicable to all
subjects, We think We can supply all
that Is needed in this case. There are
many ways in which 9 young lady can
drop the acquaintance OF a man whom
she despises. The most polite way is 10
seem utterly indifferent to him, lever
invite him to your fathers house and
always show a profound interest in
S0me other man when he Is around.
This sort OF treatment, with occasional
references TO his bad qualities. a few
sneers ana q hint at the i'll nature OF
your mother and the ungoyernable
temper Of your sire, ought to convince
him that he is not welcome. II this
doesn't move him, write him a plain
note and send it through the mail,
informing him that you despise him and
that you do not care TO be annoyed by
his society. This has been known TO
work effectually in some cases at a cost
not greater than three cents. After
this there is nothing left but the tea
kettle OF hot water or the savage dog
treatment.
2. II is not ridiculously improper for
young woman 70 whistle in her own
home, slide down the balusters. swing
clubs, etc.. provided she is quite young
and quite full of animal spirits. Il
makes home quite CAV and dts a young
lady,for ornamenting a tennis team.
3. You are quite right about the eti-
quette OF ascending and descending the
stairs. In case Of fire, sliding on the
balusters is admissible.
1. AS to the propriety OF q young
lady tanning in the woods with q
gentleman, q great deal depends upon
the character of the gentleman. II an
elderly professor of botany. having the
confidence of the family, We think
there would be no objection. II a fasci-
mating chap, We should suggest that
roaming in the woods would not be
altogether advisable in the springtime-
that deliciously dangerous period when
"a young mans fancy lightly turns TO
thoughts OF love. New York World.
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syrup of Figs,

Manufactured BY the California Zig
syrup Co., San Francisco, Cal, is Ma
lures Own True Laxative. This pleas
ant CalifornIs liquid fruit remedy may
De had Of A. c. Smith & Co., At 50 cents
or 81. Ii l. the most pleasant,
prompt, and effective remedy known to
cleanse the system; to act on the Liver.
Kidneys, and Bowels gently yet thor
oughlyi 70 dispel Headaches. Colds. and
Fever; % cure Constipation, Indiges-
don, and kindred Ills.
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The Pleasant Valley Coal makes the
quickest. the brightest and the hottest
IRE, ami is the cheapest coal III the
market. For sale by SELLS, BURToS &
Co., AS Main Street
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Rough on Itch. /"

Rough on Itch" cures skin humors
eruptions, ring worm, letter, salt rheum
frosted feet, chilblsins, itch, ivy poison
BARRIERS itch SOC. Jars. 1
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A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle OF Shiloh's Cstarrh Remedy.
Price 50 cents. For sale at 4. G. smith
& Co.'S Drug Store is
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BLOOD VESSELS ARE SOMETIMES BURST
BY whsoping cough. HALE's HONEY OF
HoREHoUSD AND TAB relieves it.
PIXIES TooTHAcHE DRoPs CURE in one
Minute.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-11-07

"HACKMETACK," = lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price . and 50
cents. For sale at A. G. Smith s. Co. s
Drug Store. 13
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WHY WILL YOU cough when Shi-
loh's Cure viii give immediate relief.
Price l0c. SOC, and 81. For sale az !. c.
Smith & Co.'S Drug Store. II
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.sRouzh on Corns.r

Ask for Wells Rough on Corns.
Quick relief, complete cure. Corns
warts, bunions. I5c. I
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Petroleum V. Nashby on Socialism.

Petroleum V. Nashby on Socialism.
I hate a capitalist, no matter how he
BEGUN one. I hate the meeRspirited
grovelin reich wich will work ten or
more hours a day, depriyen himself Nv
beer. and ter0acker, and cards, and bill
yards, and hos racin, and SIGH, sayin
peny by peny I'll he heZ ground enough
out of the world TO hev a shop Nv his
own, and to employ other men to slave
fur him, aud thus go on akumulatin I'll
he owns things. Such men are mono
polists, and the enemies of labor. and
grinders.
hold that the possession OF a ten
dollar oil makes q monopolist. and al
SIGH shood be crushed. Ez heYin a ten
dollar oil makes a man q monopOlist, his
monopOlism increases jlst in prOporshen
10 the ten dollar bills he hez. The owner
of a factory is Z enemy to the human
race, and ez tor the man who bids q
railroad, he.
Isa monster nv sEch hidsus meen.
That 20 DC haJed needs but 20 be seen
Nv hatred Of railroad managers is in
tens. 1t cOmmenSt With the first time
vUz dropped of the hind platform nv a
trare for not payin fare, and hez interest
with every repetishun Nv the ofense.
which generally happens every time
want to 60 anywhere. lothe the rale-
rode monopolist.
4 grindin monopolist is any man
witch has anything. Whenever q man
heZ saved anything, he becomes CAPT
talist, and ez capitalists are dangerous
10 labor, he should be made to divide il
up so ez to be on a ekality with them
wich never saved nothing.
The mechanic or workingman wich
saves so ca to own house or q farm be-
comes q capitalist, and consekently 8
grindin monOpOlist, and ez accumolash-
ems are dangerous to labor, wat he hez
shud be coufskated and divided mp
among Us wich hezn't anything. Prop
erty is crime.
I amt list shoor that l hev got the
socialistic doctrine down fine enuf, bu.
think these dehnishuns will do, espeshly
when you howl EN- under q reg flag to
luvers Nv humanity witch is chuck full
of stale beer.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-07-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
ALIAS SUMMONS.

I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE sIxTH
/ Judicial District Of the -tstc Of Nevada. IN
and for the County Of Lincoln.
Geo sswy err, Plsiptin, vs.. Daniel Dry and
John Dry, Defendants Actis n broueht In the
District Court Of the Sixth Judicial District OF
thu state OF Nevada, in and Tor the County Of
Lincoln, and The complaint fltd in raid toubty
Lincolq, In the ofiice Of the Clerk Of said Die.
The 3 ste OF Nevada sends Greeti' g:
To Daniel Dry and John Dry, salt defendants.
You arr hereby rtqui I'd to sppssr in an ection
ID in the District Court Of the Sixth Judi isl
District Of the State Of Nevada. In and Tor ito
o. unity Of Lincoln, and answer the complaint
hl. therein, within ten days exclusive Ut the
day Of servicep after the service on you OF this
Summons, If served in said Count, or. II
~ we'd ont Of said COUNT. but within said DiH-
| trict, within twenty days; and In other cases
| iorty days; or Judgment BY default Viii be
taken against you. according TO the prayer VI
said complaint.
The said action is br ueht to recover > iude
ment tor The cum Of Five Bui drec $500 Dol
performed by said Plaintiff y an attorney an.
counseior At lsw ttr you, st your ~ pr ial In
stance and request i'm 1t ending to your inter
ests a heirs u and 20 The ksate Of Al xsndc
Dry, deceased. And yon are hertby notih. a. ths
fs e .prs.r sra sa,a 'ce .nsn vi
take Judgment for said sum Of $500. gold coin
and costs VI said action.
Given under my hand and the see
Of the District Court Of the otl
Judicial District Of the SKATE o
| fsEAL Nevada, In and for tho Count,
OF Lincoln, this Twentisth d.!
Of JspuaFy, In ths year Of nu
Lord one thoiisand eight hun
dfed md siahsy six.
jaso.sAd \ y akAk, o'esk-
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l. c. HENDERSON, BILLED ny =. ,.
acOHE.

A dispatch was received from Butte
City Friday morning. from Thompson
Campbell. stating that T. J. Moore had
inst shot and killed J. c. Henderson, and
then in turn took his own life.
We we're not altogether surprised at this
news, Is in regard to the killing Of Hen
dsrsou, yet somewhat surprised at Moore
taking his own life. These two men had
been fast friends for years in Phoebe, and
there was nothing that Ii, in Moore's
power but what he would do to aid Hen
dsrsou. until about two years ago. when
Moore became satisfied that he had been
deceived and swindled by Henderson,
About year ago Henderson went up to
Butte. Montana, where he went into
business, which was carried on under the
name Of T. Henderson. a brother Of his
who resides in St.. Loui. Moore left
here about three months ago for the
North country. He told parties that he
would have . settlement with Henderson
some way or other. Moore told the
RECORD reporter, about six months ago.
tina, he expected to visit Montana some
time, and that il he got pinched for
money, no would have some kind Of set
Element with Henderson,, aud looking Us
full in the eve. giving his head a quick,
nervous bob. said, II mean it," It is
most likely, Moore being in Butte City
broke. and unable to obtain employment,
w.0t to Henderson for money due him.
md b.;,y r,fu,.a killed him and then
silI.a h;m..u
Jo,.nb q Hender,on came To Phoebe
!, ,s7a .n,.r;no thu R.corder', office a,
D.nutv bis brother ". n. Henderson
the, bs;no tho County Recorder He
ssrv.d A. d.outv iii 1876 vhsn he
w., sl.c,sd Recorder serving two
,.rm, n. .srv.d two term. a, Countv
'' SUI We" '''a NJ. 80.
'e'" " '.0 '~.s ''0ss'o-' 'ep-
"o' y, "o'' -"N AZ.
good. Henderson was a native OF MIS-
souri,, man Of large slze' aged about =
S'A nc 'o~''' ,. o Az. w.
n.'o sOou 'o-'on' ~. "e ' :.
'nu'" "-' "o's '' ~
~
- vyo ~ I.s e.. '. ' -.
10 . = ~. ., -.
Oregon about nine years ago. and bear
the reputation Of an honorable an.
truthful man. He possessed q fair edu
cation. and has BEEN employed in teach
ing school. working on ranches, and do
ing anything he could find employment