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CARRIERS.

I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9TH STREET.
FIGURED INDIA LINENS, beautiful new styles
nearly yard wide, real value 12hc. reduced lOc
CREAM ALBATROSS, all pure fine French wool
CHALLY De LANES baautiful styles, l2H
NALU ABLE PRESENTS tor our cash customers
Buy $40 or over snd select Of the following pre-
sents: Handsome Bridal Quilt worth 81 so one doz
Dsm,sk Napkins worth Sl.oO. or two pair Of Damask
IoweLs. my29
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SEE THE $40 Mems Bargain Suits.
EIsENAN BROS, 9TH and E
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors.
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Gas COOKING RANGES, at sHKpp & Bios

Ice CHESTS. s27O; Refrigerators, So At j. '
SCHAKYER & Bro, China and Glass 1000 7th
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Only a sheep.
A NEwLY-NADE GRAVE THAT sTARTHD RUNORs Of

TRAGEDY,
This morning about O'Clock word was received
at the eighth precinct station that the body Of q
man had been buried beside the Woodley Lane
road, In the county, This report, of course,
started various rumors OF murder. Sergeant
Dunnigan, with several officers went In the patrol
wagon to the region where the body vas said to
have been buried. After exploring tbe muddy
sembled grave. The person who made the re-
port said that the feet OF a man were to be seen
above the EARTH but all the officers were able to
md were the feet OF a sheep. The animal had
probably belonged TO some resident OF the county,
who had buried IL beside the road sometime during
the night.
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ttoYAL
BAx1sa
PowDzs
ABSOLUTELY Punn

strength. and wholesomsnsaL More economical than
the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold In competition
with the multitude Of low test short weight alum or
phosphate powdsrs Sold only IN eama ROYAL BAxuo
powDxa Co. 10e Wall It. NE.
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Grxrs Su,rs SoouaxD
AND PRESSED FOR Il
Costs, 6Oc.; Pauts :.5c Vest 25c Aitsran~ ana
asrsiring done IN best manner Good called Tor and
kLHAHE 705 9th ct nv;
aSA-om md Slt y. Calvert 81. BaltnOfs
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EOR RENT

I6l2Fn.w, L. 166 60 637Mass .av q. e. Or s25 35
1887 st. NV, 13r. 12o 2lOS X st. NV, Or rs 80
3l2 ST. u. W., 2Or.. lUO 4U6 Boundary n ,7r rs
GA 18th st. NV. 12r loo 1913 st. n. w.. 3
6l9 St NV, 1lr..., DO pa Mass - 80
l3l Md ne 1lr... 90 1916 l. St n w. Or ~ so
9l1 500 15 Il ST. n W., 81. 20
221 l. Cap. St.. 11r. 90 40 6US at. n.e Or 20 so
23lS 9th n. 10r. so l4l3 d st n. 20 40
"a Grant Place, Or 40 IL IL 18th s.. NV Or 20 80
100 18th ST. INV, llr 40 GA ST. 6r 10 80
BOB st NV, 40 1923 NJ ave W. 6r. Is 80
eU4 81. NV, lUr. .4O2l1S St W. 6r.. n
y3l ST. u W.. Or. 10 Us l. ST. w. Or.
l0ll 20th ST. 9ro5O Alb lth ST. Or. l0
1905 at 30 1852 ST. n Or. 80
81 st. n-w 30 y:S3 9TH St ne Tn.
317 s.. Sr. 30. TO 800 18th ST. sw., Or. 10
1l1o llth st.n.w 7r 0.o0 1888 II st. ne. 6r.. 15
ianier Heights 80 9!4 25th st. u W .ar 80
429 st. NV. 20 "a Fenton Pl ne Or. Ii. 30
7;by Sd st. NV. 7r. 80 427 Warner or IL so
$40 2oth Sr21 80 go Sc, 6r... ~ 81
1885 / 9th ST. n TRES 75 1907 22d ST. w,Jr IL
3is I'd St se-. sr.. 80 y0t 25tn st NV. u.
1882 Pierce Pi, 7r. rs. 40 9O9 27th stn W, 4rIO30
220 Arthur p, 7r. "a. 40
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L
| The CORPORATION JUDGEsHIP.-There seems to
oe no doubt that Hon. Chas E stuart, who was
the predecessor OF Judge Meade in the Corporation
on the LIST OF January next win be appointed by
GOV Lee TO NIL the unexplred term Of the deceased
Judge stuart Is the only justice that did not
Lowe Chiffon, and Meade having died while in
once II, as Is believed by some, the city Judge
poration ofices there is not only vacancy in the
ONCE OF tax collector but no power now existing
competent TO make an appointment 70 MI the
| vacancy. AS the 1883 tax bills will be ready In
few days, It Is important that all questions Of
jurisdiction be settled and the ONCE nlled.
| IHz CoUroN CAsEsI-The suit OF the common
Tor taxes. after the tender Of coupons, has been
made test case here, where many similar cases
are depending, and was decided yesterday after.
against him as to the taxes OF 1887. The court
held that the law Of March. 1887, affected only
subsequent tenders Of coupons and That while any
make good the tenders Of 1886, only the Identical
coupons rendered In 1887 could be presented for
verincation, and these must be accompanied by
tne Donos from which they were clipped. The city
Circuit Court to-day has been engaged In deter
mining the city coupon cases under this ruling.
All these questions will, however be carried up on
NorEs.--The Circuit Court of the county has
made decree for the partition OF the land In
Of the Aultman-Taylor Company VS. May has
decided for the defendant and an appeal en-
tered.-In the case Of w. H. smith against G.
bond, judgment In s., 600 has been given for the
piainttn"The Primrose tea realized $3.50 for
81 Paurs church.-The children's services Of the
Church this morning-W. s. Robey's shoe shop
on Duke street, near Union, was robbed Tuesday
night-The city school board has decided In
Union that Washington school No be closed next
Friday afternoon, In order that the school-rOOms
may be used by the ladies that evening.
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EDELS SUMNER GARDEN,
~ 70S and Z 10 st. NV.
Tonight, Grand Concert by Prof CHR ARTHS OR
my14-lm CHESTRA.
VNHE CYCLERIES 14O6 N Y. AVE LADIES'
l. Bicycles. Tricycles, Socisbes and Tandems for
months. 10 per month. ap12-6m
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X. W, HENDERSON & Co. lib street. Choice
wall papers, window shades &C.

LADIES about leaving the city can have their
dresses made up at short notice. WOOL silk and
lace dresses specially. Satisfaction guaranteed.
WOODW ARD & LOTHROP.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

+ CAPITALISTS AND sPEcULAToRs. ArrEN-
A GREAT BARGAIN.
e. ia 81 ee S ssr %h
VII su6diyde nicely and prohtably 1t has front
The improvements consist Of fine house, sixteen
ROOM Cellar; also large barn and outbuildings There
property would make an elegant summer home or an
attractive boarding house 1t will be offered at the
can be 5G1sh' around il on ,h for less than rs cts
'aaars loot Easy terms de pESIp A y srSSE
my31-3t 500 St NV.
I>oR sALE-ONE OF THE FINEST SITES IN
special low figure David D. STONE. sos PG NV =.
| LIoR sAIE-CHEAP-6 LOTS. ST \. E.. BET
NID D. STONE. 500 ST. w. msSs-5t
lroR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-THRFE CHOICE
Us sSSt iee Sn g LIN
FISHER Il $50 co enei5 q prompt purchaser TaSs
Erok sALE-MosT DESIRABLE LOT on NORTH
SIDE is q 2 st, near 18th. soont 2onloo. which we
| LOR sALE-rwo LOTS NORTH SIDE PARK ST.,
| Il Mt Pleasant, near l4th ST.. 81, 500 each,
my2s-6t- i423H + st.
FoE SALE o,o,, Io,..,
Adjacent Glen Park at low rates and on easy
Sc LEWIS
/ myae-7t '' e.i noor,
u The northeast quarter of Square III. 4th and II
Price. 4oc. per square foot: onethrd cash. balance
.. LTDYER
| my26-6t 600 l3th NV
LoR sALE-CHEAP-
Several hne squares or Parts Of Squares in Bur
leith, the new addition to West Washington;
my2O-2w 600 18th st. NV.
NOR sALE-sEyERAL CHOICE BUILDING SITES
o Un Soes a & psrk and north COLLEGE
a dan H,il between l2th and 18th streets ali eyer
INOR sALk-BUY Lor AND BUILD HOUSE;
season At Dunn Lorinv Ioca,ion high and healthy;
ton cali on McLAcHLEN { BATcHELDET. I$35
| INV. my26- I'm
L. ao .nS E.SR SS 0S
my25-6t i4is f.t
EQR sALE.,THREE LOTS Oh NORTH SIDE OF
I LIZ a cd i i aFe 2anioo each no Isy
EoR sALE-N. H. AVE. L. AND NJ. East SIDE
SO feet fronting on ave A. p HILL 4 GO. 1888
de y feet aara u
lots in that section. A p. HILL Co. 1888 Est
ENoR sALE-2IsT. BET. AND o sTs- TWO
II lots east side and west FL feet front
A. z. HILL CO., 1898 St mylO-eo3w
IVOR SALE-COR 18TH AND U SITS; 43x93; A
II very good Investment for small houses A L.
HILL & CO. 1888 St my lceo3w
EOR sALE-TWo LOIS IN COLUMBIA COLLEGE
Il sub. l4th st. extended Will be sold cheap TO i'm
mediate purchaser. A p. HILL 4 CO.. 1888 ST.
my10-eo3w
EOR sALE-Two LOTS ON NORTH SIDE OF q
I ST. between 18th and 10th; .s2 6x95 EACH alley In
rear and side. A Z. HILL q CO., 1888 Il ST.
my10-eo3w
EOR SALE-LARGE HOUSE OF FOURTEEN
II rooms; lot % 6x96; brick stable rear of lot;
18th. bet q and Ii NV. A. T.. Hill. Co. 1888 +
81. my10-eo3w
INOR SALE-RARE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT
IL Lots 4, and q, sub OF lot s. square 952. contain
ing about $500 feet. These lots are bounded by
Georgia and 10Th st. corner lot improved by
3-story brick, the others by old frames A. GADDIs.
42l st Sc. my25-loc
II JUST THE KIND OF LOTS YOU WANT.
Will sell one or more; in square 1885, bounded by
Maryland ave-. I, 9Th and lOta sta ne.
Maryland ave-. 1sxl0O... Soc
ST.
Sauss, SAhUS &c
All lots communicate with public alley. The Mary
land lots will be graded free of purchasers
Further particulars supplied by
WELLER REPETTI.
my2l-lm 326 ia
u Two lots. L st. near 18th n W.: 13.75 each.
mv2l. ow CHARTFs raRYy ann ,<t, -
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SUNDAY EXCURSION Down THR BAY.-Specfal
train VIII leave b. and o. depot Sunday June a
Al 10 am. for Bay Ridge. Tnence via the nam
moth steamer Columbia. the largest and nnest
nlsned on the boat Round trip. 81; children, SOC
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Il The northeast quarter Of Square III. 4th and II
SITS. ne
Price, 40c per square foot: one-third cash. balance
In one. two, and three years.
J. T. DYER,
my26-6t 600 13tb ST. NV
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Miss NoGCErRAs CoNcEKr.-To-morrow Is the
last day 20 obtain tickets for Miss Nogusras' con-
cert, which takes place az Congregational church
to.norrow night. The program insures q most
attractive concert. Miss Nogueiras' voice will
without DOUBT be heard TO even better advantage
t1an al Aloaughs Opera House. where her singing
created great deal OF enthusiasm
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

LNOR RENT OR SALE
New Houses. Ola and p16 s St. 10 rooms and
patn nioa improvements rent S5O per month In
CURE OF oMNEh 30 9th ct nv. m,l7 I'm
ISoR RENT
Asl5 lar, all mi. .s75lNw cor 9th Dse. ar
WI l3r All mi...... 60I and store -. s5
g5h Sst, Sr Sstore.n-l J0i36 ST e., Sr. mi 20
$40 INST. ST. andsll mi 40 1918 Nylie 1T ne Or =
1897 9th ST.. ar all mi 81 ls6 a at N e 5r - 10
1909 9TH or.all pa 40 hear 2tS:,l ST "a " ar 10
iSSs W y St 81 iss SS %R 3 20
SD 18th st ne 5r.....li
myl-lm sWohMsTkDf BRADLEY. 92s f NV.
EoR RENT-NEw FIRsT-CLAss RESIDENCE
- 1914 10th st. NV, bet Rhode Island ave aud p ST
Also LOIS snd $50 o st nv. Apply 90 J. j. sHEDD,
Low. hnooe Island ave NV. my3-th.stu.3m
EoR RENT-oNLY FIVE LEFT OF THOSE NEW
h St ne; cars pass door. hot and cold wate- omen
through; At S22o9 Also ON Linaen Place beautiful
In the city. W 4 BURFOkn
m.oot. l422 New York ave.
IroR RENT-No e15 Y ST. SEVENTEEN ROOMS
and IN excellent condition well boarding
rent low. M NJ PARKER. 14lS St my23-l2t
IroR RENT-949 L. l. AVE NV. 10 ROOMS IN
- perfect order, $40; 902 St n. W. 8 roons s35;
f208 10th St n. w. rooms and bath, S.S5; 2Si1 n
St n w. ~ rooms, $50 30 Ala \. a. ave, house Z
rooms. $3.50; GA LIST st. n W., rooms go; l4O.I
and 400 l. Cap. ST, 81 each. CHARLES ". HANDY,
vi ST n. w my23-9t
EoR PENTHOUSE 10 MASSACHUSETTS AVE
Il rooms. modern improvements; Sis. 80: north
west Apply 10 W. c. JOHNSON. lis 18th 81. nv.
my23 I'm
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boy named ChaS Webb, on trial In the Polio,
Court to-day on charge Of being an hapitua
drunkard, denied that he drank any liquor at all
and said ne would like TO explain why the Officer
thought he was drunk last night He said lha
while on hts way home he met man who had ;
terrible cut across his face Looking at the wount
made him sick and he felt as though he would
faint. He became very weak and that Is why the
Officers thought ne was drunk. He was given 8,
days
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Transfer Of Real Estate.

IfdmSsefb O1 h6eHI E6t6tee
Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: Moncur,
Robinson ct al, trustees 10 B. Ii. Warder, pt so
AZ, east OF Robinson street; s.. L g. Billings u
Martha q. Wallng, sub 229, so. 1OO4; $3.50
j. B. Wight to W. p Kellogg sub 81, so. l55
s3.17ls1. y. W. Burchell 10 ". c. HILL lots 2.
and 80, blk. IL, Meridian Hill; s.. JAS. i. Jone:
TO w. u. Widlnayer, pit. Girls Portion; $500.
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IroR RENT
l7rS .slOo g03 Atm st NV, 70
~ lndave, l4rs.. SO ST dwerg321 4 s.w 20
1873 10Th st. n w, 9rs 80 1877 Valley ST. .r.... Is
i25l 9th St NV. rs 80 SO stn.e 4rs -. :,
i332 lith st. NV 9rs IS store 9Th and II ne. Is
10 81 W, rs..- 50 COB 10th st. 1rs. 4
ia est Sc. llr......40 902 Sc or......... l.,
l4lo u ST. NV. lOrs. 80 Office rooms 6S7 W. L.
mye5-e, A-bLh do :. e,
EoR RENT-JUNE IsT. A NINE-RooM BRICK
II House, with modern i'm provements l5l5 Eth Il.
NV Apply to JOHN L. GREEN. 1920 14th st.
EOR RENT-PREsS-BRICK BAY-wINDOw, WITH
u concrete cellsr seven rooms and bath: all mod
lmps.; newly pspered and painted; best condition.
lIe \. 1. ave NV. Apply 10 ia ST. n.w.my l9-2w'
Is AT A BARGAIN
That desirable 1O-rooni brick house 1917 18th AZ.
BUSHNELL cARUsI,
ap3o-Sm zoos h st. NV
THOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ia Vermont ave. $50 2l4 Is; st. -. so
~, 49, i9th st... % ~ 18th
iS42 l2th St 80 l2l4 st. 4th story. -
l13s l4th St. house 1OS st. n.e........... ~
ana store --.....---60 fayette Terrace. ~
HIS 10Th st.......; li2l ST.. Office room. 10
o sIuRNisHED.
av.n'r Conn 1888 30 ST. near 10th. .l25
Sonn. ave-. mr. go Corcoran bet - & Ia 100
40 fafragut square $50 81 bet. 18th l4th 80
St. ne. 18Th 18th 20 18th ST. bet. 4 sts. I'D
18th $50 ST. bet Is 4 L. 7r... 81
tlICH. FOX BROWN,
ap26 l437 Penn. enw
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lSoE sALE-sPRING OPENING OF THE LARGEST
Il stock OF new and second hand cred
IN this city 10 select from; latest styles JOHN NJ.
YOUNG 419 and 4Sl c ST. NV, rear National Hotel
ap0-3m
VSoR SAIE-THE '0Tro" GAS ENGINE RE-
Il CURES no boiler avoids all expensive attendance:
no loss VI time handling of fuel send clrculA-
and price list. ID BALLAUf, AT 73l 9TH Ut. ul2tr
NOR sALE-OyER 100 CARRIAGEs BUGGIEs
Il vanished and painted WAGONS carpenter'a milk
and feed wagons on monthly Payments on cash J. J.
COOK, 32s5 ST. Georgetown mhl7 Sun
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SHERIFF'S SALE,
STATE OF KANSAS. 1.s

STATE OF KANSAS, ISIS
ALLEN COUNTY,
In tie District Court, Seventh Judicial District
sitting in and for Allen county, State Of Kan
eas.
Edward Russell, Plaintiff,
vs..
George j. Smell ct al Defts.S
By virtue of an order of sale in the above en-
titled cause. TO me directed and delivered, is
sued ont of the District Court of the Seventh
Judicial District, State Oh Kansas, sitting in
and for Allen county in said State, will on
Tuesday the 18th day of June A. ID. 1883, at 2
O'Clock D. m. Of said day, at the front door Of
the Court House, in the city Of lola, Allen
county, Kansas, offer for sale and sell to the
highest bidder for cash in hand the following
described real estate, to-wit; The west half of
the southwest quarter Of section No. nine ~ in
township No. twenty-fOur (2D south of range
No. nineteen u9) east in Allen county, Kansas
SAID lands end tenements to be sold to satisfy
said order Of sale. ID. D BRIrroE.
sheriff Of Allen Co. Ks
sherif's Office, lola, kansas, May Itth 1855.
MAY lS)
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nors Of the Territory for 800 years and
listen to the regular Sunday afternoon
concert that the Tenth Regiment band
is giving in the Plaza. The new State
House is nearly completed and the old
Palace will coon be abandoned. It is
te be hoped, though, that the Govern
ment will find some means to preserv
it for it is full Of interest. In the old
days it witnessed tragic and pathetic
deeds. Fierce battles between Next.
cans and Indians have SCARED its
walls and sprinkled blood upon its
portals. In the room where Gov. Ross
now administers the affairs Of the Ter
ritory the old Mexican rulers sat ~ ab.
solute judges over life and liberty and
and property. And coming down to
events Of contemporaneous Interest, one
of its rooms is pointed out a. the place
where the greater part Of Ben Hur was
written.
Gov. Ross is as enthusiastic about
New Mexico as he ever was about
Kansas. pointing out with great pride
the really wonderful growth of vegeta-
ton that results from irrigation. With
water, he says New Mexico Is the I'm.
est agricultural country in the world.
Exactly But it hasn't got the water.
1 don't remember ever ty have motto.
ed an OdOr peculiar to these adobe
owns during the year or more was
among them. But the moment we en-
tered the streets of Santa Fe I recOg.
nized. with rush of recollections, q
smell that knew at once had not sa-
luted my nostrils since I left this coun-
try six years ago. have had . good
many experiences of this kind and am
to the opinion that the
mind retains impressions conveyed to
1t by the OlfactOry nerve, with more
vivid distinctness than those acquired
through any other sense.
CHAs. F. SCoTT,
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PRESBYTERIAN.
Services every Sunday at ii o. m and ! p. m.
Sunday School at 9:45 q. m. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening. All are invited Il
attend. VIII HYATT, Pastor
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Church Directory.

CHRISTIAN.
Services on first Sunday Of every month at II
0 clock o. m. at the Court House.
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BIBLE SOCIETY:

supply Of Bibles and Testamente may be
feand st the Allen County Bible Depository, ct
s1oott 8 Sons.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

The State Of Kansas. Allen County, SIS.
In the matter Of the estate Of Louisa a, Rs.Iatei
late Of Allen county, Kansas.
Notice is hereby given that ~ the II tn day
Of May A. d. 1888, the Undersigned was, by the
Probate Court OF Alien county, Kansas, duly
appQintsa and qualified ~ administrator OF the
SsSaS4 OF Louisa A. Rumbel, late OF Allen
county, deceased. All parties interestetbin
said estate will take notice, and govern Them
selves accordingly. JOSHUA A. RUMBxl,
Hoyl8 6 Administrator.
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BAPTIST.

On Sycamore Street Large brick north-eas
OF the square. Preaching every Sunday at II
m. and at the usual hour in the evening. Sun
day School at 9:45 .. m. Prayer meeting Wed
nesday eveuing7 p. m. Young peoples prayer
meeting every Sunday evening at $50. Thil
notice Is inserted to assureyou Of warm vel.
come at any of these services.
CHAs. N. II. MOORE, Pastor.
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CHRISTIAN OR DISCIPLES.
Corner OF Sycamore and Broadway. Services
II .. m. and 1850 p. m. Sunday School 10 ..
N Prayer meeting We lnesday evenings.
w. I. HUNT, Pastor.
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REFORMED,
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

Corner ofJe1erson Avenue and Broadway St
rvices every Sabbath 1t IL .. m. and 80 p. m
Class meeting Immediately after the morning
service. Sunday School ct $50 .. m, j. E
Henderson Superintendent. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening at 1880 p. m. Strangers and
visitors in the city andali others cordially invit.
cd to all these services.
N. r. JOHNSON, Pastor.
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.Kirtlebrig J Jamie

The famous Clyde and Norman Stallion, will
make the season Of lsss as follows: Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at home Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at Wise Postofice at
the barn of Isaac Chase.
JAMIE is dark bay, l6 hands high, weighs
500 pounds, with splendid style and action.
Superior eyes, and sure and first class
breeder.
TERMS: Seven dollars to insure colt to stand
and suck.
These terms are certainly very low for such
horse. 1t will pay all who are going to breed
to call and see him before engaging elsewhere.
All care will be taken to prevent accidents,
but 1 will not be responsible should any occur.
HENRY BUSLEY.
LAHARPI KANSAS
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SHERIFF'S SALE
STATE OF KANSAS, ANDERSON COUNTY, So.
In the District Court Fourth Judicial d is
trict, sitting in and for Anderson County, State
Of Kansas.
Lehman Higginson Co Pits
vs..
Altman 4 lofo 4

BY virtue Of an execution issued by the Clerk
Of the Fourth Judicial District Court, in and
FOR Anderson county, State Of Kansas, in the
above entitled cause, and to me directed and
delivered, will on Tuesday the 18th day of
June A. d. lsSS. at O'Clock p. m. Of said day :.
at the front door Of the Court House in the CITY
OF lola. Allen county, Kansas. offer for sale
and sell to the highest bidder, for cash in hand
gu Of the right. title and interest OF the said
defendants to the following described real es.
tate, tO-wit: The south half of the northwest
quarter Of section twenty.thr (ss) township
swenty-three ts0 range twenty coy In Allen
county, Kansas. Said land has been appraised
and win be sold subject to the following liens
t0.wit: A mortgage given TO Willis G. Brad.
ley. dated February lst, 1855, for 900 and in
terest at per cent. per annum from said date.
ALSO Q mortgage given to Willis T., Bradley
dated February lat, lSss. for SO Appraised
at $40l, subject to the above mentioned liens.
Said lands and tenements have been duly lev.
led upon % the property Of the above named !
defendants. and will be sold to satisfy ssId ex-
ecutiOn. d. D. BRITTON,
Sheriff Of AileA County. ksnsas.
. SheriG's offiae, Iols, Kansas Nay nth. ISIS. |
~ ]. q. WOODIN, Under Sheriff. May IsJ |
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-06-01
IcIA PUBLIC LIBRARY

Over Northrup'e bank. Open every Saturday
rom till s O'Clock y. m. Stock and MEM
Oership tickets for sale ut the room.
MRS. JOHN HARRIS, Librarian.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1888-06-01

a LIEN COUNTY HORTICULTURAL so.
n CJETY meets in lola the second Saturd AZ
each month at O'Clock p. m.
RoBERr Cook, President.
B.. PAHcoAsT, Secretary.