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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-11-15
FOR CHILDREN OP ELL AG5s.
ST. Nicholas for 1889.

People who have the idea that St.
Nicholas Magazine is only for little
children should look over the prospect
us OF that magaz,ue for 1889, and they
will discover that it is for children of
all ages, from FIVE to eighty five as
some one recently said of it. Indeed,
while st. Nicholas is designed for boys
and girls, it might slmost be called a
family magazine. for the grown up
members OF a household Will find much
to interest them in every number.
The editor, Mrs. Mary Mapes Dodge,
calls the next volume an '..li-round
the-wo-ld year." because IL is to con-
$ tam so many illustrated papers about
the world III general-not dry geo
graphical papers. but stories and
sketches and teles of travel and adveu-
lure by land and sen and sll iliustr.t>
cd by the best artists. The features
will include serial story. How We
Made the Farthest North" BIZ Gen. 4.
". GreelX, the well known com nander
of tie Greedy expedition serial
about Canada, by Mrs Catherwoed,
who is writing serial story for The
Century this year; Indians of the
Amazon.' by Mrs. Frank h. Stockton.
There are many papers about Europe,
including Chr;stmas story of life in (!
Norway. by II. II. Boyesen; articles
on Holland and the Dutch, By Mrs.
Mary Mapes Lodge The Queens
navy" by Lieutenant +. Harrison
Smith, K. n. with illustrations OF
mary of Engiand'S inest war ships 4
The Winchester School," illustrated !
by Joseph Pennel English Railway |
trains" by Wm II. Mdeing. etc. The |;
French papers INCLUDE Ferdinand de
Lesseps and his two Ship Canals" and
there are several elesting contribu
tions on German, Italian aud Russian
subjects.
Under Asia" CONES "Boys and
Girls in China" by Yam Phoa Lee Ia
recent graduate of Yalel Home Life
in the East" by Mrs. Holman Hunt.
and number OF papers about Japan.
Under Africa there ia q sketch OF
Henry NJ. Stanly. By Noah Brooks and
several stories abons Egypt. Ans.ra-
Ia is not forgotten, nor the islands of
the sea, and there are even to be stories
of unde- the sea.
OF course the bulk of the contents
will relate to American subjects rs u;;-
nal, Mrs. Burnett, the 'au;nor OF Lit
tie Lord Faun.!eroy," contributes
story o. New York called Little Saiat
Elizabeth there will be papers de
scribing how the government offices
are conducted. papers about athletics.
amateur photography, etc. The full
PROSPECTUS will be seat to any ore VII
wishes to see it. by the publishers, The
Century Co, of New YORK..
The Graphic recently said CT S;.
Nicholas, the family without it is only |
half blessed
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WAsNIIMG TO HUNTERS.

Hunting, shooting or trespass
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~Trains run daily. tpniIy. except 5rr-
day.
Accou, uaotia.ion iesres Sapt1psEy 81 2:Ge
p. m. daily. except Sunday, and arrives ai
COIurnbcs 7:0J p. m.
accommodated leaves Newark st 500 4.
m.idaIly. except Sunday Arrive at Zanss
vile At 5:4S; Wheeling s:35; Pittshurs 4: .
p. m.
Accommodation lesves Colu.nbus:&t::44:;l5
2. M. Arri ves Mt Zane~viiis 7'05 .. II. 6aily
except Sunday.
Accom- motia.ion leaves Columbus at TO
n. M, daily, except Su nGSy. Arrives ~
Newark at S:25'a m and Evansville ut: S:53
m. 81.
Sleeping and Dining.Cars on a.lThroush
Traina.
CO. O.SCCLL.. Ger. Pass. Agent,
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Dodge City times., 1888-07-12
WILBURN.
EDITOR DODGE Cry TN

EDITOR DODGE CITY TINES:
The people of Wilburn celebrated the
4th of July with all due patriotism. A
good time was had by ALL
Crops in this vicinity are doing well
Our farmers are prosperous and happy
Wilburn puts a man in the field this
year for the office of clerk of the court
G. r. Cochran is the man, and we wish
him success. Mr.. Cochran is one of the
"old timers in this part, is well and
tavorably known, and deserves the sup
port of the Republican party. He is a
man of the people. and poor man S
friend. "WhOop en- up for George at
the county convention"
One more good rain in this part of
Ford county, and the corn crop becomes
a sure thing
Our farmers are very sanguine with re-
gard to the products of this years labor,
both in the field of politics and corn
A FARMER
Dodge City times., 1888-07-12
SOME POINTS.

Kansas has seven district electors an(
two at large. The electoral ticket nomi
mated at Leavenworth is as follows: Al
large; ]. L. Grider. of Sumner; JOhr
Sheridan, of Miami 1st district-B. A
Seuer, of Doniphan Co.; 2nd district-C
E. Benton, of Allen Co.; Sd dlstrict-E
A ScammOn, of Cherokee Co.; 4th dis
trict-JOhn E, Watrous, of Coffee Co.
9Th district-W. c. Buchanan, of Ottawa
Co.. 9th district-W. B. Cookington, OF
Phillip Co.; 7th district-B F. Milton, OF
Ford county. B. F, Milton, elector fol-
SEVENTH DISTRICT, which comprises more
than one-fOurth of the state in territory,
is native of Illinois, and is 80 years of
age. Was admittsd to the bar at Clinton
Mo-, in 1880, removed to Dodge City.
1888. Was county attorney of Ford
county, for the term ending January 1887.
Is connected with several important en-
terprises-colleges, schools &c lie was
elected public administrator, of Henry
county, Mo-, in 1880, for a term of four
years; but resigned after two years SER
vice.
He is one of our most prominent attor-
neys. He is man of fine attainments
and takes an active part in all of the i'm
pOrtant movements for the advancement
of our city and county. He is fine
public speaker and will always vanqu1sh
his foe in an argument He is well wor-
thy of the honor his party has conferred
upon him.
Dodge City times., 1888-07-12

We visited the conservatory of music of Dodge
City Monday forenoon. in the rooms of the Y. C.
A. where We found afIable instructress, Mrs. Van
V-liet actively engaged with her duties. We had
no idea of the extent and excelency of this enter
prise, where despite the hst weather and the all
prevailing cry of hard times its exercises are re-
gularly and Systematically conducted every day
from N 10 8 p m. There are already "a pupils
in attendance, studying vocal and instrumental
music, but very essential feature the course Of
study pursued, is the musical kindergarten, where
for pupils from to years the latest and most i'm
proved system of teaching is employed. The
methods novel and unique in object teaching
invaluable in helping both pupil and teacher
One idea is, that the different notatons in music
are presented in varied coors, the sharps red the
fats blue, sc. The counting of time is also
greatly simplifed, and rendered comparatively
easy and attractive by specimens of finely arrang-
ed music In short this kindergarten system will
afford the beginner well grounded foundation on
which TO construct an accurate and valuable mus
ical education. One which when properly laid
will guarantee future development and success.
Music has been for a long time regarded in the
refined society of Europe as an essential element
of education, and certainly Mrs. VanVliet de-
serves our heartiest commendation and support In
her earnest efforts to introduce part so vital in
the elevation of the youth of our city. A moment
reflection will convince Of the magnitude and
importance of such step, one in which every par
should be interested, but the limit of this ar
Gle deny at the privilege of discussing and arguing
it deserves. The conservatory, though organized
only five weeks ago is an assured success. For
the entertainment Of her patrons and enco urage-
ment of her pupils, the instructress will give pub
lie recitals semi-quarterly..
Dodge City times., 1888-07-12

Mr.. Geo. r. Cochran, of Wilburn, an,
nounces himself az 3 candidate on tue
republican ticket for the office of the
clerk of the court. Mr.. Cochran Is a
man well qualified for the Office, is an
old settler and has done much toward
the development of the county. While
he has been an acknowledged leader in
politics. he has asyer mssie any claims
On the party he served He comes before
tire people with excellent record, and il
nominated will undoubtedly be elected
Wilburn precinct should be represented
on the ticket this fall and thereis nc
better man for the place than Ge9. r
COCHRAN.
Dodge City times., 1888-07-12

THERE Is NO CURE BUT MARRIAGE -
How many pompous old fraud, with an
NJ. d. attached to his name, has offered
this time dishonored prescription to a
pale haggard girl, suffering from the ills
of womanhood? How many wretched
hell on earth has thus been started. for
no marriage can be blessed, either to
husband or wife, which is taken as a pill
Out with such quackery There is a
cure for suffering women-a cure which
will make marriage the greatest of earth
ly blessings and home the sweetest of
Edens Its name is DR.. PIERCE Favorite
Prescription. Just try it, and see the
black clouds roll away before the glow
ing sunshine of returning health and
vigor. 1t is the only medicine for women
sold by druggists, under positive guar
artee from the manufacturers. that it
will give satisfaction in every case or
money refunded. See wrapper around
bottle.
DR.. Pierce's Pellets the original and
onlv genuine Little Liver Pills. 25 cents
a vial; one a dose.
Dodge City times., 1888-07-12
THE LAST COUNTY ORGANIZED

TOPEKA Kan. July 9.-Govenor Mar
tin to-day issued a proclamation organic
ing the county of Greeley. This com
pletes the organization of all the counties
of Kansas. making a total of 106. Dur
ing the past three years and a half Gov,
ernor Martin has organized twenty three
counties having an aggregate area of IL,
633 square miles, a territory larger by
over 500 miles than that included within
the boundaries of the three states OF
Massachusetts, New Hampshire and
Rhode Island The laws of Kansas re-
quire that county before it is organiz-
ed must have population of exceeding
$500, and property assessed at not less
than $3.50, 900, exclusive of railroad pro-
perty.
Dodge City times., 1888-07-12

Kansas IS the poor mans home.
She is but twenty-five years old, and
more people have risen from poverty
to affluence in this state in this short
time than in any other state in the
pgion, and have risen honorably, aud
by their own exertions. She has ae-
CURED population of l, 500, 900 and
an assessed valuation Of $49Q, 900 ''''''
Cause: rich soil, saai a''- f.vor. ~.
: qua plucky settlers.
Dodge City times., 1888-07-12
WRIGHT NEWS.

Mrs. Sheldon returned from Dodge
yesterday.
Farmers are going 70 hula latterais
through here corn looks fine and will
have plenty OF rain
A new gent has arrived hess from
kinsley, and we hope ne will like this
plaos. !
Singing at Miss Emma Rs,,nssEsp.s
Wednesday nigh;
III. Huns "s''
.ue brake, and groceries
are down. Fresh new stock.
A big dance expected tonight.
A. B. c.
Dodge City times., 1888-07-12
FROM FORD.
Plenty of rain.

Plenty of rain.
Oats are now harvested.
Millet and cane bid fair to make large
crops.
Corn continues to grow, and is now
silking.
The fourth was grand success, anC
no one was drunk
Mr. and Miss Russell, guests of A.
Russell, have departed for the east
A very exciting match of base bal
took place, last Monday, between the
Harrison and Cleveland mines.
Miss Anna Broadwell, of Jacksonville
ILL.,, arrived at Prairie Lodge ranch last
Tuesday for short visit
Mrs. William B. Shaw started eas
Wednesday for few months visit to hel
fathers family.
Our drugstore men have suddenly con.
cluded to take a summer vacation, anC
have suspended business for time
Many of our farmers planted theil
corn in such manner as to prevent theil
blowing it but one way, the result is &
large crop of weeds.
John Selby and J. c. Wilson have
started for a few weeks drive through
the Territory and Arkansas They have
no intention however of leaving Fore
county
Many of our neighbors will remember
A. J. Osteen and wife. and will be sur
prised to learn that they have lately solo
their property in Arkansas and have gone
west to seek new home.
A deputy sheriff, from Dodge City
called at Ford last Saturday with var
rant for Messrs Abbott and Jesse Trebil
cock. The young men, learning of his
arrival, suddenly skipped and have MOI
been seen since.
Many of our good people are determind
ed to have stop put to the selling Of
liquors, in Ford, and sent for j. F. Fran
key for the purpose of making some in
vestigations. Mr.. Frankey arrived on
the scene of action last Thursday and
made fine start.
Our fourth was indeed grand success
in every sense of the word. DR.. Linden
Hibbard acted as marshall of the day, and
under his management every par,
of the days amusement was we'll carried
out. Special mention should be made OF
the fine dislpay made by the wagon of
young ladies representing the several
states and the Goddess of Liberty, and
the display by the men on horseback
dressed in costumes of 80 w. BIS.
Dodge City times., 1888-07-12

The Leavenworth Times, states that
Judge Martin. the democratic candidate
for governor has pledged himself to re-
submission and to oppose the prohibitory
law. This act will be a source of morti-
fication and bring the blush OF shame to
the cheek of many an honest democrat.
1t has always been a mystery to us, how
good, law abiding. christian democrats
can support such leaders.
Dodge City times., 1888-07-12

Mr.. A. L. Crawford returned yester.
day from Pueblo where he had been fol
several weeks. He reports very little
snow IN the mountains, consequently we
may expect but little water in the Ar.
kansas river this year 1t has been ex-
ceedingly dry in Colorado. and those hav-
ing taken up lands are getting discourag
ed. Mr. Crawford thinks from his OBJ
servations that Ford county will have to
feec large amount of stock that will be
shipped in to be fed during the winter.
All we have to say is bring On you1
stock we have enough for ourselves and
to spare.
Dodge City times., 1888-07-12

The Speareville Blade passes into the
hands of Chilcote Bros this week. Lo-
gan and Shinn retiring. The new man
ayers understand the business, and hav-
ing on them the elements of success, we
can promise the people of Speareville a
liye paper, that will not only give the
news, but be financial benefit to the
community.
Dodge City times., 1888-07-12

THE TINES premium. We will give one
years subscription to the TINES for each
of the following: A small sheaf each of
the best rye, oats, wheat, millet, flax,
broom-c corn and corn on stalk. One
half peck of the best potatoes. The
largest melon.
The above must be produced in Ford
county and accompanied by the name of
the producer and the quarter section up
on which produced. We want them to
exhibit to eastern parties visiting our
Office and are willing to give premium
for the best.
Dodge City times., 1888-07-12

From present indications & great deal
of stock will be driven from the west in
to Ford county to be fed during the win
ter. 1t would be wise to put up all the
feed'you possible can for it will bring
good price.
Dodge City times., 1888-07-12
Democratic state ticket for 1888.

Democratic state ticket for 1888.
Hon. John Martin received the nomina-
ton for governor by acclamation. H
Miles Moore for lieutenant governor, al
len q. Thurman for secretary of state,
". H. Wilhite for auditor, W. X. White
for treasurer, G. r. Diffenbacker for attor,
ney general. A. n. Cole for superlntend'
ent of public instruction, and w. P.
Campbell for associate justice, completes
the ticket. The platform is similar to
the platform of 1886.
Dodge City times., 1888-07-12

In the mandamus proceedings, to COM
pei the county officers to remove to
Cimarron, the motion was over-ruled on
Friday of this week by the supreme court.
This virtually settles the county seat
question in favor of lngalls.-Ingalls
Union.
Dodge City times., 1888-07-12

Speareville seems to appreciate the ad
vantages to be derived from the irrigating
canal to that community. They had :
regular old fashioned jubilee over its ar
rival and painted. not only the town but
even their paper red, in their effort te
properly celebrate the event. Go in boy:
you are on the right track