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LADIES' SEAsoNABLE UNDEswrAR.

AADlkS OEASONABLE ONDERWEAR. =
OF course we have sful line of the American Hosierv
Co.'s Underwear. the Swiss Ribbed silk vests the En-.
slsh Medicsted Cashmere. the ventilstins Buckskin
Underearments; also DR.. Warmers Celebrated Health"
Underwear; but We write below only of SPECIAL
LOTs-the outcome Of our csah system in buying.
quantities being limited and the prices being
nearly 25 per cent below the prevailing market quota
tons. 1t II imperative TO SELECT AT ONCE
AT 81 natural Wool Vests and Psnta suk bound
and stitched. Only 500 Of these garments and NO
MORE WHEN THEY ARE GONE. (Two garments
for worth Of ona.)
At 44c Swiss Ribbed Vests, finished at neck and
arms with Silk Ribbons. Oolors Pink. Ecru Blue,
Flesh. White. Market value throughout the United
States SOC.
At S5c. the Swiss Ribbed sink Vests come in Sal.
mon. Red. Cream Pink. Blue. Cardinal This quality
vest il retailing all over the country ct d.
AT Soc Ribbed Msrino Vests. LONE seeves and
high necks. slk faced and silk stitched ALI sizes
Cannot be duplicated under 75c.
AT S5c. These are seconds but you'd never know
It. They heavy weight ribbed wool vests and are
generally retailing ct So
AT else Ribbed Natural Wool vests in ali styles
and sxss. s13o. but worth e1.75.
AT sl.39. Red and White Ribbed Wool vssts the
same ident,caiiy - sold last year for ele9.
AT q -. Handmade Ribbed Wool vests. An
sissa Some of these vests ere 8 fest long. Colon:
Rsd PINK. Blus. Cream. whits bargain 1t q each
Only so Of thss gazmsata n
tContinusd bslovJ
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As successor 70 Indian Commissioner Atkins,
Mr.. 0oerly will have an opportunity to introduce
where IL IL sorely needed some OF that energy
which he has infused into the Civil-service CON-
mission during his service thereon. The affairs OF
the Indian bureau have rarely been administered
with as much spirit as could be wished Each
successive commissioner has seemed TO feel that
ne would do as much as was expected OF him II he
steered clear OF scandal, and managed his ONCE so
that neither bis own fame nor his chiefs would be
injured oy his occupancy. And yet there Is no
bureau In the government service where a man Of
decided convictions, force of character and self.
assertiveness would have q nner play for his
powers There are conflicting interests to be
reconciled, loose methods TO be Strengthened out,
gaps and leaks 10 be stopped assistants to be
chosen by the light Of an experienced judgment Of
human nature, new plans to be devised and put
into operation.
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New STYLES LnsnE Hosr

Prices: 80. 90. 75c. 81, sl25, S1.35
The new improved method of silk finish makes these
Hose practically good silk. The variety Of fancy
stripes, &C., more varied than in Silk Ho q.
At 65c. pair we show Isle Hose % like those quoted
above for Sl25 that rather we have the most
serious competition in our own store.
LATEST IMPORTED COTTON HOSE.
Prices: %. 35, A. 4S, Csc.
Lower prices but not because the styles are less
varied and pretty but because they cotton and not
SIX or Isle Hose. At CSC pair are showing the
loveest styles boot patterns Those with black feet
and ankles and fancy striped tops vice versa look
worth SOC. They would be good value at 35c.
PLAIN COLORS we have in the new shades States
Tsns Modes, Browns, and Of course Nav and Black
Prices. 25. 35. and 4Sc. and never before have we
given such vslues
BALBRIGGAN HOSE we have in three weights.
Prices, 25 35. so. 90, 75c. Extra sizes for stout
ladies' 80 90 49, CSC. We have the largest stock and
best variety in town. and 1t win be found offer
superior qualities for the money.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
H. A.. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-27

New England. instead Of the Maryland, New
Jersey, and New York coast, took the latest
cyclone. The rest Of Us have had our share of
such visitations this season. II IL only right that
our down-east friends should have a chance to try
them, too.
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Best FAsr BLAck HOSE

l.
We need hardly write MONEY REFUNDED IF
THEY STAIN. We have the trade for Black Hosiery
our immense stock and large sales make it evident
We are HEADQUARTERS, not bee suse there not
other reliable asst Black Hose, but because sf
ford smaller profits than neighbors who credit
IL Don't judse by the prices but the qualities for
the prices.
Cotton. 25. IS. 40. So. 65. 20. rs cents.
Isle. 90. 60, rs, 90 80 cents. 81. S125. 1885,
Plated Silk. rs. 85. 80 cents. 81 50. sL5O.
Spun SILK I6S 81 80. ~. 4S. $3.50, $3.50, S31o.
Raw Silk. s34S. 34.6S, sA9S. 856S.
Cashmere. A. so. IS. rs cents 81. SI29.
Silk and Wool mixed LBS pair.
Fleece-lined A and 55 cents pair.
MEMS
Cotton, IS, So cents; Lsle. 90 cents; Silk, 81.
CHILDREN's
Ribbed Cotton, three styles, 25 to 45c.
Plain Cotton. three styles. 25 to 45c.
Cashmere WOOL Is to 65c.
Isle. So 55c.
Silk 81 to 9Oc
Sizes to 10 inch A to Soc; White feet and heavy
ribbed Black uppers.
INFANTS
X Cashmere Stockings, 80 to 35c.
Prices Of Children's Black Hose vary according to
size. A detailed list will occupy the entire column
II In lower half column Is quoted SPECIAL LOTS
CAILDRENS HOSE and bargains in Underwear for
the Babies. Children and Ladies'.
(See below.)
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The great holes still remain where the gate-pfl.
lars came away from the entrances to Executive
avenue. II q serious accident occurs there, and
the District Is sued for damages. the expense of
the whole matter ought to be deducted from the
pay OF the ofcer contractor who has deliberate
ly ignored every warning. The man who feels so
sovereign a contempt for the public safety should
be given the privilege OF fooiing the public bills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-27

Congressman Hopkins, IL Is announced, has de-
eined 10 run on the prohibition ticket This Ii
Mr.. Hopkins OF Virginia, and not OF New York
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. New Drp4nruAr.

We beg to call the attention Of our friends
and patrons to our superb stock Of Lsdies,
CloakS now located on the first door n you
enter the store from the Avenue. We make .
= speciality Of Cloaks and Suits. and have now on
sale the best collection Of WRAPS Of every do.
scrption We have ever offered the public Our
stock II now double the nzs Of former year.
and our prices We guarantee reasonable.
LADIES' SUITs.-This department. n located
on second door, front room. where W now have
on exhibition large line Of LAdiss' Costumes
in about forty (40) different styles and in all
the latest fabr1cs Prices range from olO nm.
wards. perfect at guaranteed and no extra
CHARGE for alterations
CBILDRENrs CLOAKs AND sUITs.-This
department IL located ON second aoor, 'front.'
room, moro spacious than heretofore. and
therefore we are enabled to show an assortmsut
more extensive than formerly. and ct prices that
cannot fail to interest the parsnta We caxry
full line Of FAN and Winter weights
LADIES' JERSEYS AND wRAPPKRs.-rhis
department 10 located on second door. back
room. where may Be found choice assortmsnt
Of these gooda Our line of Jerseys sxcsls in now
elites, and ID complete In all the staple styles for
house wear.
LADIES' TURNIsHINes-Thisd department.
Il now located on FIRST floor. directly back Of tns
eioakA. and occupies one-half Of the floor spacA
We would like It known that our Ladies' Fur.
nishings still remain prominent feature Of our
business. and We shall always carry complsts
assortment Of Gloves. Hosiery. Underwsar. Dor.
sets tths c. p. and p. D. and Thomsonl. Hand.
kerchiefs. Collars and CUFFS. Umbrellas, Ruch.
ineA Yelling. he, kc.-in fact al The ANAL wear
excepting Muslin UDdsrgarmsnu
We ask an inspection Of our vSrious ds2srt.
mfuta and N - q
We ssin have fsv Nso's Goods left in undsr.
wear. Hosiery. and 0lovsL II ~ have your
aiss and con suit you. the prics nm -. -
o0s-half
VIZ. n. McKNEw,
Late r. q. TAxIoa,
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BOARDING.

u EFINED PEOPLE vIsHINo BOARD WHERE
IAgood food 4 cooked right and served right can De
RECOMMENDATION for as psr muneh. Private table for
couples Or family parxy. Addrso Boz liz star once
NM oTENH0RE 6i0 I3TH q. N.W.-RoONs,
u With boasd. for rent from ELS 70 eco ss25-lws
r 1KGI COOL AND NEWLY FURk .shEp Rooms.
With Board stngie OF en- suite; strictly nrst-clz.e
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We open the Fail season with Hosiery Department
very much enhanced. and with the nnest vsriety Of
the Latest Paris and London Novslues-o own direct
importation. and Just received
You invited 70 the FIRST srsad display se-marrow
E.; At ka#s=::
= ~ Eus 4 ~ Il ssss
EHf oooo{f Al
FRI g 9 r "A &
3 B 90 7 It'll
s ssfs 4 EEssssh gee 4 #ESSs
Es9s "A kk 9 as s. / "A 4 i iii
{ 4 s IS. '3 I
f11L Il sass +
GENTLEMEN may notice samples Of the new Under.
WEAK and Socks in window corner Of 18th 1t and
Pennsylvauia ave
Mems Department near door Of No llle Psnnsyl-
vanis ave.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
(For ladies bslow)
--LATEST Srr1xs SILK Hosx.

--LATEST STYLEs SILK HosE.
Prices: $50, ESQ. eL25. s1.35 sl.4s, e268. %
o2A6
The New Shades to 60 with the FAN and Winter
Costumes are here; also many Novelties in Boot
Pattern Hose.
The latest from Paris have feet and ankles Of one
color the uppers Of another and the dividing line Of
about one-inch stripe Of still another color Thus
We nave the following pretty color combinations in
the new Hose:
Black Blue and Yellow. Mahogany, Orange and Blue.
req CanAry and Blue. Olive, Pink and Blue
6ronxes Blue and Pink Plum. Orange and Nile.
Ofive.Sulphur Cardinal. Slate, Orange and Mauve.
bronxe, Cardinal Blue. Plum, Pink and Blue.
Mauve. Newblue. Cardinal Cardinal Blue and Sulphur
&C &c. &c.
We also show Silk Hose with Black feet and ankles
with combination tops in plain coors and stripes only
&1.25 pair for choice
q We quote but one Of the many new styles. Since
An hour may b spent In looking through the new
stoc. an attempt ct description in this small space
would DO ridiculous
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-27

nm rAIx KxuBrz1oH MUST n A GREAT
"a g ssf xx616AT's b006L1 c0NBI1AT1oH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-27

CHAMBER FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.
Twenty SOLID OAK. ANTIQUE FINISH, THREE.
PIECE SUITES. finely bsvel round glass. worth s42.
reduced to $500.
One FINE MAHOGANY. HANDRoMK1Y.cARvEp.
VERY LARGE AND HEAVY SUITE, price $500. re-
duced to e375.
One WHITE AND GOLD THREE-pIECE SUITE
bevelsd slass. price ESQ, reduced to $40.
One IMITATION MAHOGANY sIDEBOARD bey.
eled mirror. price S25. reduced % eco
One OAK NARBLE-TOP SIDEBOARD. price AS2
reduced 10 o25.
One ASH CHFFONIER s22. reduced to SIS
One CHERRY WOOD CHITToNIER, six drsvers
price e2A reduced to go
Antique OAK and MAHO0ANY-FINIsH BOOK
CASES. reduced from olO to %.
One EBONY-FINISH COMBINATION Hat RACK
and FLOWER STAND. reduced from $50 TO AS.
One EBONY.FINIsH HALL CHAIR, reduced from
e22 to e1o.
PARLoR FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.
One six-pisce PARLoR SUIT. IN vsry nns slk plush
reduced from SIPS to 600.
One handsome LOUNGE or COUCH reduced from
e25 TO el6
One BED LOUNGE. walnut frame. carved top. plush
trimmings. reduced from exc to Ella
One nne RECLINING CHAIR, covered IN French
velvet. reduced from els to els.
One nns ANTIQUE OAK TABLE, reduced Rfrom as
70 g. ' ~
One e-foot BAMBOO EASEL. br.,, trimmed. n.
duced from % to 81
One handsome MANTLE CABINET, reducsd from
go to $50. -A~--'
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WANTED--HOUSES.


WANTED-NAN AND WIFE. WITHOUT chill
w dren to take house; central location; northwest
with physician; two In family. Address N. d. star
office. se27-2ts
w section. an 8 or Groom brick House with all
modern improvements and title perfect; low for cash
WANTED.A6 Or 7-ROOM HOUSE; CORNER
cash price; no agenta Address A w. b. Star Office.
WANTED-UNFURNIsHE HOUSE; EIGHT TO
w twelve rooms: oetween 10th and 18th sts nv;
Address Box 50. STAR Office. $ s2e-2t'
WANTED -PARTLY-FURNIsHED HOUSE. 10
w to IL rooms; sunny situation northwest moder-
ate price. Particulars 1t once Address Box Star
VNANrED-TO RENT-SMALL HOUSE, NORTH
Nv west section. by good tenant State terms , 70 g.
W szS00 to $500. bet A., hos lssh md ST.
VUANTED-ro BUY HOUSE IN GOOD LOCAL
be s.isS xesa S u ss s..s price, lsc.
aS S s.. o acquired and null
M eTELY AND DIRECT FROM
w owner. nne Residence well locatsd near Du-
pons Circle y.lpsa fTS% ssSeeo g StSqoS 81. Sssa
w oSnsrs. several houses. ct from $4,000 =
$1,000, for which have customers. well Located
furnish good tsnsnta and WIN give careful ssssntioa
70 'l.'saM q Ill 1s1at WILSON 1908
WANTEDII Az HAVING DAILY APPtIcA-
ants aud prompt cttenfoa 70 repear. aud the minor
details re1atng g the mansssmsnt OF their property
Elm s Ia %' Il oor ls ana s
TV1NTTD-HVUsfs OF ALL GRADES 10 RENT
w OF sel We havs moro Calls ior housss % rant
se Tis e Ssn '''' HEBRON Z RAxxr. 1907 ..
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CARPET DEPARTMENT,

CARPET DEPARTMENT.
1900 yards best MoQUErTE CARPET. reduced
from o1.75 to q rs per yard
500 yards best MOQUKTTE CARPET. in remnants,
from one to ten yards. worth q. rs reduced to q
Per yard.
1000 SMYRNA RUGS. worth saeo. reduced to
$3.50.
500 SMYRNA MATs..worth q 80, reduced to q
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CoLoKzD SILK BExaALrsEa
W. n sEUsTER SONS.

We hsve Just placed on sale LOT Of very fine Ben
salnes in thirty shades at low price of 81 so Der
yard Thsy are the finest goods we have ever shown
and are great bargains Full assortment Of Evening
and DARK Colors.
Black Pesu de Sole Silks at 81 90 and q 25; worth
also and Ella
New Shades in Broadcloths and Henriettss New
Patterns in French Flannels New Table Linens and
Nspkina New Black Gooda Extra Bargain In Colored
Plush at sl.25- Quilted sa,ins all Shaded
New STOCK Of Jau Dress Goods of every description
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Z B. BARNUM A en-

John O. HODGES, NATIONAL BOOK BINDFRy
50 ~ st. near City Hall Books bound in leather
nom soc up Paper Ruler and Blank Book Naker
sat,sfAetion guaranteed Work called for and deliy-
sko0- Sec5S-lms
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(Second door.)
FANCY EMBROIDERY "REMNANTs.~
We shall have general cleaning mp this Fri
day In this department. Prices will be uads
very. VERY low ON all remn-nta
lot of silk Fringe; reduced to lOc
Satin Damask Doylies: reduced to l5c.
Satin Laundry Lists; reduced to lSc
'short Lengths" Of Coiored Fslts. e to IL yds =
lot Of Gilt Banner Rods ct reduced prices.
"Short Lengths" Of Embroidery Crashes, suk
Pushes. Plain and Figured China Silk. &c, q
I ersstly reduced. OF ''rsmnansr prices.
(Becond 6oor front)
FEW 'ODD. GARMENTS
N
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
2 Cambrie High-square-neck Corset Oovsr.
extra long. yoke Of solid embroidery. size ~.
Reduced or Remnant Prizes. .....37ka
Csmbr1c Low-eQuare-osok Corsst Cover.
woke Of four roWs Of Hamburg inssrtiou ana
four clusters of six tacks each. stas 81
Hsduced or Remnant Prica 60e
quality Muslin Chsmisa square yoke
Of Hamburs. nsok and sleeves trimmed Win
embroidery.
Reducsd or Remnant Price ..................7 se
2Extrs-nns OamhEae hight Robes, yoks beck
and front trimmed With me Hamburg inssRting
p.duosd a. Hsmnsnt Price .sa7k
DrpnGdnG 6acQues, two clusters o1 tuc1o down
The Ao1k Hsmburg smhsosdssy around nsck
sssvs. snd iossom. 49, -.
SuSfi.S sxiRT. one f I1s;sSs4 1cssis
Dss5is Skrt nQhair rude % u bod. -
49, g. sisaes u. .o....
WOODWARD IorHno..
NJ ouE HI aaa - NV.
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Housr FURNISHINGS.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. Sept. Is and 20.

A-BUTTON EMBROIDERED KID GLOVES, AND
iH bl.cs and C9lSs:. 49c: $40 dog BIZ spool TX.
doz 4c. Sept, "a, % and %. KAUFMAN'S DOU.
BILE COMBINATION. sex6.3t
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v. n MOSES Z SON.
COR 1lTH AND = srs, NV.
WARRINGTON. nc.

Two Passsnen Esvatora
Inae edv~sssmsnt viii eontinus untu oCroptR I,
md thsn The abovs goods thas ars not son m - -
49,. 40
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". h HOEKE
BOZ Market Space. 30S and $40 9Th Ut.
ss26 81. 2o-th, 4, tu.3m
A SOUVENIR GAP FOR THE LITTLE BOZ
"a from our Hat Department; good snapes in Ladtt
Felt Hats, Csc; Ladies' Brown Aytraclisn JACKIE
S1S9. THURSDAY, FH and Sat at KAUFMAN
DOUBLE COMBINATION. se26-3t
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20 Pm Crsr Or
AL CASH sArRa

AL CASH sALRa
DUNNO IMPROVEMENTS VIII urr
M 1NTI1k STOCK OF wATCHxA prA-
honda STIRLING SILVER AND an
vn-RLAT1D WARE oIocxA nnoNxna
oRxAA-olAss1A Erc. ETC. At A pls.
COUNT or - Rxz Gent.
yRAHx II rxvu
sso-Sa ms p AvB.
P0ll10A1 M Arp gQsu.lr..
1sA-eoSn o5Duane - =. Z.
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WANTED--BOARD.

WANTED--BOARD.
VyANTED-DOARD AM THREE ROOMS FoR
w ronteman. yffs and two rown children Address
II o. n. star ofacA se27-lm
M AND WIZ DESIRE
w bossd IN private family. with two eecond-0oor
soforencss sx0han6sd Addrsss ,. O, oeae o0oa
n a WALKER UONa 3O4 10TH UTILIZE - II
q Aabon1eA xapees me- 1g1ak I'D 0ev
120 ssleA PoIn -
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-07-20
LIST OF LANDS FOR SALE.

M9Eroy Lowe Real Estate and Loan Agents
farm at a bargain will please note the folio g.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-07-20
ROAD NOTICE.
To WON It Mau Concern

in pursuance of an order made by the Board OF
county commissioners of the County of Phillips
IN lhe oIate OF Kansas, in regular session on the
0th Gay OF July, 1855, notice is hereby given that
/. u LaIkln and II other hOuseholders of said
county, residing in the vicinity where il is pro
posed TO lay out and establish the road below
mentioned, have presented to said board their
certain petition, praying the laying out and es-
lows:
Commencing at the southwest corner Of sec
uon /, 8, Is, thence north mile, thence east
mile, thence north on range line miles Also
commencing at south east corner of section Is. .
10, thence west miles, all on section lines or as
near as practicable, and that Seymore HOpsOn,
James Johnson and W. II. Phillips, viewers duly
win Surveyor on the 9Th day of August 1885,
ana proceed TO view said road and to give all par
ties hearing.
Witness my hand, and the seal OF said county,
affixed at my Office in said county, this
LSEALl 18th day of July 1888.
jy-2O s. j. HARTMAN, County Clerk
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RCD NOTICE
TO Whom 1t MAJ Concern =.

~ ''O''S % -'-ee9 NCtCCCi ~
In pursuance of an order made by the Board OF
county commissioners of the County of Phillips,
IN the state OF Kansas, in regular session on the
ON DAY OF MY, 1855 notice Is hereby given that
q. W. Weeks and II other hOusehOlders Of said
county residing IN the vicinity where il is pro-
posed TO lay out and establish the road below
mentioned, have presented to said board their
CERTAIN petluons praying the laying ont and ca
fOlOWs
Commencing at northeast corner Of section %,
. 10, thence south mile, thence east mile to
southwest corner of section %, ?, 10, and that E.
CasWeIl, John Nj, Murphy and z. Robinson,
viewers duly appointed, viii meet at beginning
OF said road, with Surveyor on the 9TH day OF
august, 1885, and proceed to view said road and
to give ali parties a hearing
Witness my hand, and the seal Of said county.
affixed at my Office in said county, this
lSEALl 18th day of July, 1888.
jy-2O S. j. HARTMAN, County Clerk
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-07-20

3 J Shaver wit st. VS. David < Hazen
Elmer Dye ...s.
Eugene RadcliE 5000
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-07-20

No. 17.-SOld
No. 1S.-160 acres southwest OF Marvin, rslling
PRAIRIE six acres OF grove, COED sod house, GOOD
stable and out buildings, good running water,
good stone query, good grass and hay land.
Price $1,000, in cash or trade.
No. 19-WithdraWn.
No. 2O.-l6O acres of fine farming land, goO5
frame house 24x25 feet, story and a half house
with basement underneath 24E28, Kansas barn IS
feet long, numerous .Outbuidings, whole tract
feHCed, pasture fenced separate from farm land.
several acres under cultivation. near q mile Of
creek with lots of timber. The improvements on
this land are worth fully $500 Price Of frscf
$500. Land lies miles from Phillipsburg.
Ne. 21-SOld.
No. 22.-sO acres good upland, five miles from
Philhpsburg. Price $3.50 cash and $500 on I'VE
No. 23.-16O acres, 6miles from PhiiIipsburg, 40
acres in cultivation, frame house I6xa2, good cut
buildings. Price 5000; $500 cash balance On i've
years time.
No. sO.-16O acres, square Or, 8 miles from
Stuttgart. Price $500, good terms.
No. 31.-GOOd 16O acres, sw OF Oberiin 10 miles,
X. r. surveys IN the immediate neighbor-
Price $500.
No. House and Lot in Oberlin, KS. Price
No. $50 acres, 20 smooth, good well also
running water, miles from c. H. and from
10. 84.-Timber claim, 100 acres, 1GO smooth.
30. $50 acres. Sc in cultivation. good young
orchard, house, well, etc. miles from Agra
10. ST &. 100 acres. SO in cultivation, miles
from c. H. Price $3.50.
No. S8.-16O acres, 20 cultivated, IS fenced,
springs and running water, miles from Dana.
Price $1,000. good terms.
No. $3.50 acres, 90 cultivated, stone house,
wen, stable, ETC. young orchard, miles from
station, from G. II. Price $1,000, one half cash
We have Just received the agency for about 90
quarter sections Of land, ranging at prices from
$4,000 70 10000 per quarter. This list includes
some of the best lands in the county. Will sell
for cash or on time Don'tfail to cali on US.
us and get full description Of lands.
and we take a delight in giving new
regard to lands and the country
sell We would say bring in your lands
q the list. NCELROY s. LOWE
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ROAD NOTICE.
To YbOnl 1t lIuy COncer3l..

In pursuance of an order made by the Board Of
County Commissioners of the County Of Phillips,
in the State Of Kansas il regular session on the
9th day Of July 1888, notice is hereby given that
j. 3. Hicks and ii other householdeFs OF
said county residing in the vicinity where it Is
proposed TO lay out and establish the road below
mentioned, have presented to said board their
certain petition, praying the laying out and es-
Enlistment OF public road in said county as
follows:
Commencing at the section corner In the
west line OF section %, 3, 10. Thence east *
mile 70 the center Of section 20. Thence south
= mile 20 the section corner in the south line
OF section 20, Thence east ~ miles on section
lines 10 the southeast corner of section q in said
town and that John @. Hill, A. W. Tracy and A.
II. Shaply, viewers duly appointed, viii meet at
beginning OF said road, with Surveyor on the 14th
day Of august 1885. and proceed to view said
road ana 70 give all parties a hearing.
Witness my hand. and the seal of said
SEAL county, affixed at my Office in said
county, this 18th day Of July
a. D. 1888.
jy-20 s. j. HARTMAN, County Clerk.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1888-07-20
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