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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-06-27

eialt;es to make it 60. but d. pendi g
upon its cleverly conceived complica
tons and amusing scenes and situati. ms
alone, and of the Sc it is most prolific,
the entire three acts being series
highly absurd comp LEGATIONS and misun.
der standings that give c'e7er company
such as Mr.. Lifts, ample opportunity for
the display of their xcellent versatility,
and also an opportunity to create az
endless amount of merriment of the
highest order. "Uncles and Aunts'
may be said to be full of fun, stripped Of
all the extraneous things that enter into
farce comedy skits 1t is comedy pnre
and simple, and rot string of horse
play sket hes andwiched with specially
acts and songs and dances.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-06-27
MINNEAPOLIS.
4 Record of the Doings in and About
the Great Flour City"
Matters Social Religious and General
Which Have Happened and are to
Happen Among the People Of
the City ON the Fails.

Have yon pad 90 the paper you are
now reading.
Services at the Bethesda church to
morrow as usual.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Scntt Of 10
Hennepin Ave. is spending nlo'.ti in
| W. with fiends.
J Cards are ont announcing the wedding
Of Miss Mary Tay GRAND o. -. nf C,ncin-
MATHS most promising young men.
Mrs. Nellie Scott Damnn:-L Ice
Cream and dress making parlors. Strict
ly h'st-clsss as llth ave. Minneapn-
LIS, Mimi
Mrs. Nellie Scott Danon he's removed
from 2 d S.. S. to. 245 Attn ave, S. where
all Of her old customers aid hest of
new ones ore invi'e | 7ra~4
Don't forget Dr.. Nelson, 236 and 238.
Washington az enue South. He has no
equal IN all kinds Of chronic diseases.
Persons with long standing trouble cured
ct once. Ea190ft > g
st. James A. M. E.! Church "A grand
musical and literary Senie tainment will
be given at S.. James A. M. E. Church
Tuesday evening, June Goth, IS l. Al
are cordially invited.
Remember the Big Brighton Store,
the number is $40 and 52l Washington
avenue s. Prices to suit every class of
people. Great fall stock of all kinds of
WOODEN goods at bottom prices.
FOR sALE-Horses, Carriages, Wa
CONS, harness, ETC.; furniture and Sc
cond hand.goods Of all kinds. Call and
see our stock. Lowest prices in the
city. A. Heath. POOP Second Street N.
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known in that line has again opened for
roomers and boarders at No. l47 E
Sixth street, next TO- Hotel Ryan. He
has modern dwelling with every con.
| venience necessary, and is prepared to
furnish first class rooms and board at
reasonable rates. Transient visitors to
the city as we'll as permanent residents
should CALL satisfaction guaranteed
Miss Nellie Griswold since the delivery
of her admirable graduation Grafton on
the Race Problem" week before last,
has been the recipient of numerous
presents and congratulations from fliend4
at home and abroad. She has Isl,
Though the assistance Of NJ. Condr.
Hamlin, of the Pioneer Press secured
the position of stenographer for Mr.. R
I. Gibbs aid tor of freight receipts of
the Great Northern Railroad Her
many friends are delighted over her
success.
Rev. Lewis Johnston of Pine Bluff,
Ark, is in the city the guest of Mrs. +.
D. Parker. He is here to work IN the
Twin Cities and vicinity in the interest
of the mission work of the Pres5y terians
among the AFRO Americans of the South
and especially of Arkansas. He will
deliver several lectures during his stay
among us, notice of which will be given.
MIR. Johnston was delegate from White
River Presbytery Arkansas to the Gen
eaal Assembly which recently met in
Detroit, Mich.
GENTS FURNISHINGS at J. G.. Bal
lies 404 Jackson street between 9Th and
9Th.
Stetson Hat, soft, $500; stiff. So. so.
Wilson Bros shirts, open trout and
back 81 90.
French Balbrigan, underwear medi-
UNI, 75c.
Jeans Drawers, SOC.
Negligee Shirts, Saline and Oxfords
$l.OO.
Fine Madras So %, Light weight, 1925.
Big line straw hats, neckwear, canes,
umbrellas, etc, etc.
j. G. BA1LIE, 4O4 Jackson.
The operetta Of Little Red Riding
Hood which was given under the man
agement of Mrs. Friedrich l.. McGhee
at Cretin Hall Monday night for the
benefit of st. Peter Claver church proved
to be a most admirably conducted and
most highly enjoyable affair and Mrs.
McGhee may truly feel satisfied tb
her success. The little folks showed
evidence Of the careful training they
had receive and though it was the first
time many of them had ever been on
the stage they acquitted themselves re-
markedly we'll. Little Carrie French
who enacted the role of Red Riding
Hood besides being most lovely little
girl is a born actress and charmed everv
one. The others of the cast did their
parts we'll. The little tots Hattie LOOMS
and Hazel Thompson made hits. The
entire affair was we'll conceived and we'll
carried out with credit to all participants.
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I Have yon pa u 20 the paper YOU are
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-06-27

st. Peter Claver's Catholic churc!
Market street opposite Rice Park. Mass
It 1890 A. sundays. Sunday school
It 1900 M. Instructions at 1880 F. M.
Rev. Father Harrison. Pastor.
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Mems Suit De-
partnlent.

100 Black COrkscrew Suits at S4.OO;
worth So 90
so Fancy Soft Cotton Worsted Suits,
very newest patterns, fine mixtures, at
$500; worth $500
25 Brown indelllble Printed Chevlot,
all wool faced, at 81; worth $40.
81 Square cut, all wool cashmere,
brown stripe suits, at $40; worth SIS
We have tho ParkvilIe all-wool Wor-
steds; the colorings are beautiful, prin-
cipally black, ground with blue mix
ture. They are beauties for $13; worth
SIS
100 Dark diagonal weave cassimeres
in blue and brown, salt and pepper mix
lures, at SIS; worth $40
We have procured from an importer
a line of his finest merchant-tailoI
stock; they are Wool worsteds; extreme
ly fashionable and well worth the mon
ey, at 1900 worth $500
We have the latest novelties in all
our various departments, and we are
the only exclusive Clothing and Gents
Furnishing house in the city. We pos
lively have no competition.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1891-09-23
A small deposit will secure
you now the choice of the
stock. w. II. Harmon q Go.
School Notes.

School Notes.
The schools of the county, with very
few exceptions, are now supplied will
teachers.
District IS, Canema, has finally secur.
, ed teacher in the person of Miss Anna
Higginbotham.
Miss Blick, of Lake City, was down
on business trip last Saturday. She
seems we'll pleased with her location.
We shall be absent from town most
of the time for the next two or three
months visiting the schools of the coun-
ty, but the Office will be open every Sat
urday.
District 80, six or seven miles north.
west of Klowa, wants a well-qualified
male teacher, or did the last word we
heard from there. j. A. Hickle is the
clerk-postoffice, Kiowa.
We are now engaged in getting out
the programmes for our Teachers AS.
ISOLATION for the ensuing year, and ex.
pect to mail each teacher a copy this
week. The first association will be held
about the middle of October.
The schools of this city began two
weeks ago and have been moving on
smoothly and pleasantly. 1t is hoped
and believed that the good order and
the work which now prevails through.
out the school will continue during the
entire year.
MISS Mary McSharry was up from
District 2O-Lodi-on Saturday. She
has been teaching two weeks and re.
ports an interesting school, though not
as industrious as she would Iike-a gen.
erous and sociable community and a
very satisfactory boarding place.
5. p. Bonnell dropped in on Saturday,
and reported an attendance of %, with
everything IN his school moving smooth
ly. Our impression is that instead of
returning to Sharon, he drove up to-
wards Mingona Saturday evening. Evil
IDENTIFY some unusual attraction is up
that way.
George Lands closed his school at
Sun City, after teaching four days. He
found that his health would not stand
teaching, and rightly concluded that it
would be better to quit at the beginning
of the term than in the middle of It..
This leaves a chance for some well-qual-
flied teacher.
Our Teachers Reading Circle now
numbers about 80 members with almost
daily additions. We should like to have
every teacher in the county join it. The
two books may be had at the Superin-
tendent's Office. They are both excell-
ent and cannot fail to benefit any teach
er who will give them a careful perusal.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. K. Hayes, who have
recently come to this county, and have
each engaged to teach in the vicinity of
Old Kiowa, visited ''the LODGE last
Thursday, including the county super
intendent's Office and the public schools.
Mr.. H. seems to be teacher of more
than average ability, with high opin-
ion OF the teachers work, while Mrs. II.
is charming lady, with lively inter-
est in whatever is of benefit to the
schools and the children.
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Beauty in woman is power"-R etrou.
Acknowledging this fact, why should
women not do all possible to gain pow
er and admirationP We will assist
every woman so ambitiously inclined
by encasing her feet in such fascinat-
ing foot-covering as to make that por-
ton of the body beautiful and irresist-
ible, at no increase in price to the ordi-
nary slovenly and ill-fittlng shoes sold
elsewhere.
81 pairs Ladies French Kid, Button
hand-sewed, Louis XIV heels. 500
"a pairs Ladies' Soolma kid button
hand sewed, Louis XIV heels. 80. 81:
AZ pairs, widths DE, sizes to 5, La
dies cloth top, button, patent leather
foxed, hand-sewed, common sense. so
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Sugar Notes.

The big sugar mill lost about two
days time last week, because the var
yam could not keep up with the balance
of the works. 1t was given thorough
cleansing Sunday, and now keeps up
very we'll 1t will be cleaned every two
weeks hereafter, whether it needs it or
not.
Four car loads of sugar were shipped
out last Sunday morning. They con-
tanned $4,000 pounds of sugar. The
cars were handsomely decorated with
banners, and wreathed with stalks of
sorghum cane. Some of the stalks
with the seed heads, were 16 feet long.
A car load of sugar, about 10000
pounds, will be shipped out this morn
ing.
On Monday the mill ran out 1000
pounds of extra fine sugar for a st.
Louis candy factory, to be used in a
candy making experiment, without re-
lining. 1t it is successful, it is expect
ed that many such sales will be made.
The lot is very high grade, much the
brightest lot every turned out here. 1t
may be that this experiment will lead
to washing all the sugar made here.
There was $4,000 pound of sugar on
hand yesterday, to say nothing of the
sugar in the wagons in the hot room.
There Is probably 80, 900 pounds there;
there is also about $4,000 pounds of
second" sugar waiting for the centri-
fugals.
The tests of cane are getting better
all the time. DR.. Stout hauled in a
load this week that tested 1910, and
another that went up to 1885. This
latter is the highest test made this sea-
son, but there are others not far below
| it.
The shredder was given a quicker
motion, last Sunday. 1t ran pretty fast
before, but $50 revolutions a minute
were added to its speed. 1t is a great
improvement.
The government experimental works
have had plenty of trouble with one of
the multiple effects, as the vacuum
pump lifted out the strip, and sent it
to the dump. This machine has been
remodled, and will be about ready to
test this morning.
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We just home from the Eastern market brought
with the elaborate line of Goods offered city
THE "SURpRIsE" SHOES.

Why do we call our $500 line of shoes
''Surprise?" Because the materials of
which the shoe is composed, the excel
lence of the work and finish with which
it is put together and the marvellous
amount of wear in it are constant and
happy surprise to every person who
has purchased pair. They are equal
to shoes sold elsewhere for $500
Shoes for ministers and their congre-
cations, priests and their fiocks, doc
tors and their patients. lawyers and
their clients, merchants and their
clerks. Shoes for women, BOYS. girls
and babies. Shoes for those who dance
and those that cry. Shoes for the fat
and shoes for the lean. Shoes for the
long and shoes for the short. Shoes.
shoes, shoes. of every nature, use kind
and description; and vet shoes and still
shoes Everything in the shape of
boots, shoes and slippers. and ALWAYS
and forever at prices lower than any
body else.
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Our school directors and teachers, be-
lieying 1t would be an advantage to
the pupils, have decided to introduce a
new speiler in our school. These spell
ers can be obtained at little additional
expense, old spoilers being taken in ex-
change upon the payment of a nominal
amount. or the new books purchased
for usual price Of speller.
Married, at the residence of the
brides mother, in this city, last Sunday,
by Judge Stevens, Ancell Hubbard, of
Kingman county, and Miss Eunice
Bishop.
Have you seen Burnett's stock of
fine boots and shoes. The finest and
sheapest lot ever brought to this city.
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Simpson and Utley will be here on

Simpson and Utley will be here on
the 18th.
District court has been grinding along
steadily all week. Though considerable
business has been transacted very little
of 1t is of nature to interest the pub
lie. The cases against z. ID. Cunning
ham were called, and the defendant
failed to appear; bond of $500 in each
OF five cases declared forfeited. j. Il.
Litz is bondsman. The case of Frank
Horner against the city was tried. This
is case where the city condemned
about % lots belonging to plaintiff, for
the sugar mill lake. The city appoint
ed condemnation committee, which
awarded $38. Appeal taken; jury award
ed S22S and costs of suit. The case of
James Lyons was taken up Monday.
and was tried, argued and given to the
jury Tuesday afternoon. The Jury ar
rived at a verdict at 6 O'Clock in the
evening, of felonIous assault. Chad
wick versus Chadwick; divorce granted.
The case of Cora Bennett, for shooting
Morris, at Kiowa, will be taken up this
morning.
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Hat Department.

In four dimensions and of our cele-
biated Heath quality. We are sole
agents for this unrivaled grade of stiff
hats, and guarantee every hat to be un-
breakable, of fast colors, and to give
entire satisfaction to the wearer. Price
$50.
We claim to possess the finest stiff
hat for 800 in this county, and shall be
pleased to prove this seemingly strong
assertion if you will but step in and ex-
anime our line.
The very latest style of stiff hat;
splendid quality. Price 200.
Our Mems Fur Roundup, made of
cleanest Beaver, has double edge good
stiff never-flap brim, and is richly lined.
We carry large and complete line of
Cowboy hats, and must be considered
headquarters for these goods.
OUR FUR INCOME.
These hats, though but recently plac-
ed on the market, have already justly
earned the reputation of being the best
soft hat manufactured in this country
for the money. Every hat branded
Stetson & Co.
We are sole agent for the celebrated
Queen City Hat.
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Times are quite lively at the station.
diving to the scarcity of cars
Messrs. Stewart and Mcclure have
built granary to store gram in.
Charley Porter has a new boy to look
after Mrs. Sam. Stewart has been
on the sick list. Mrs. Mcclure, who
has been an invalld for some time, is
improving. Sunday school every Sun
day at O'Clock. also church services
by Revs. Cain and Pinkston. each alter.
nate Sunday. :. School is progressing
finely under the management of Leon
Beals. KY.
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CFRAYED from my ranch near -,
- Aetna. about the middle OF Au. 49,
gust. thirty head of cattle. They %
are all dewlapped, or the neck
piece cut back: some branded T.; some brand
- on hind part OF both legs: some with l.
some with I: some sleeping link Q. VIII pa
Istt W.B. TYLKR
Aetna, Kan
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DELINQUENT TAX-LIST,
STATE Or KANSAS. !
Barber County. (

STATE Or KANSAS,
Barber County. IS
NOTICE is hereby given that ON to.v;t tho
~ 4th Monday of October, A. ID. 1881, / will
sell at public auction, at my office, in the court
house, in Medicine Lodge. for faYes and
charges thereon, for the year 1890 and nre
vious years, SO much of each of the foIIoRing
described tracts of land situated in the connie
OF Barber, State of Kansas that NAV be nee
essary for that purpose to-wit;
s. T. r. Amt
nv, EAGLE TOWNSHIP.
Wa nw'4 mex nwA nw1l mex lib 80 IA IL "a
ELwooD TOWNSHIP
swk sek.-........-. =. .........a5 80 ID 4 O5
DEERHEAD TOWNSHIP
Sea. .--.......... ..............4 81 Is Il 81
AETNA TOWNSHIP.
Ne% ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. III "a IA 20 O.
z. B. PECK. Treasurer.
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Ladies don't fail to visit our
special advance sale of fash
ionable garments. w. III. Har-
mon d Co.
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Winter Blooming and Orna-
mental Plants.

CHOICE Roses, Gera-
" NUNS, Carnations,
Begonias. Fuschias, He
Hotropes. Chrysanthe-
iaums, etc. Now ready
for the fall trade. Best
Winter Blooming Bulb;
Of all kinds in season.
Come and see ms any
day. except Sunday.
dence-StOlp Avenue,
citizens Bank, Nedicin
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Burnett has just received fine stock
Of gents furnishing goods; also boots
and shoes. Is
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lsT DOOR SOUTH FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Capt. John Rogers is up from King
fisher. Ok.

The ladies of the Christian church
will give fried chicken supper to-
morrow evening, in the room north of
the postoffice. Supper will be ready at
six O'Clock, and as long as people give
orders.
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Fine line of Jeans Pants.
Excellent assortment O.
CottOnade Pants.

OVERALLS.
Just received IS doz. pairs
of Woods celebrated overalls
in all sizes and colors.
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Sunday School Picnic.

There will be a Sunday school picnic
in the VIM. Garrison grove, near Shar-
on, Saturday. Sept. 18th, 1891. Every
body cordially invited.
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Pixley Pickinss.

Grand ball, opera house. Tuesday
night.
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Hogs and Cattle

Hogs and Cattle.
| want to buy fat hogs and cattle in
large or small lots.
Is &. NJ. SPARKS, Agent.
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ARSTR A NTN If you want a correct
ADO i hAO lNs and complete abstract
call on BRONSON & HOUCHIE. They have
the only complete set of Abstract Books in
Barber county.
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STRAY CATTLE.

0AS. nQffAkEHp
y.O. 1DMPKIN, bCS
MAY NEwLAND,
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-13
BarlGS& Weaver
62e F STREET NORTHWEST.

pUENA VISTA, A LOVELY PLACE IN
ID every respect. The farm consists of 100
acres of land, highly improved soil loan, sur
face beautifully rolling, no waste land, large
frontage on public road. The house is very
roomy, being a two-story and attic with a
nicely arranged cellar, large grove of shady
trees, many varieties, well arranged barn,
passageway throughout, good tenant house,
store house and other buildings large orchard
and plenty of water. This nice country seat
lies about two miles south of the B. and P. R.
H., and about twelve miles from Washing
ton over good road Come and talk
with Duckett 81 Ford, 617 F street northwest,
and not miss the golden opportunity thus
offered in securing handsome place for so
little money.
Across the road is another beautiful place
of 159 acres, land actually the same, nice
large house, plenty of shade, large orchard of
1000 peach trees with apples, pears, damsons,
etc. This would make any one most desira-
BILE country home, only short distance from
depot. We ask your investigation. See
Duckett d Ford, GIT f street northwest
About three miles south of these places we
have handsome farm of 404 acres with o
large old-fashioned brick residence sur
rounded by nice grove of shade trees
The rooms are large and commodious, high
ceiling, nicely shaped. The farm is fine
one, no better in the country, located about
three. quarters of a mile from railroad station,
nice road, about fourteen miles from Wash
ington, convenient to schools, churches
stores, etc., fine section of country. 1t will
pay any one to inspect our large list of nice
property before going elsewhere. Send for
bulletin.
DUCKETT q FORD.
617 H STRAIT North uact
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-13
GOOD INVESTMENTS

A Handsome Residence on Rhode Island
avenue northwest. Also
Choice Lot on Massachusetts, avenue, be-
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets
northwest, improved by frame house, renting
for $25 per month. Price, $4 per foot, if sold
Immediately
Two four-story bricks, ten rooms and bath,
natural wood. Mantels and tiled fireplaces
in all rooms. Good location. Prices, So, 900
and $1,000, one-third cash, rest to suit pur-
chaser.
Handsome Residence on New Hampshire
avenue, near Dupont Circle, ten rooms and
bath, beautiful mantel and tiling in rooms,
built for owners use, will sell furnished or
unfurnished. Price, $4,000. Terms easy.
Beautiful homes and property of every de-
scription Tor sale on easy terms at our Office.
j. 5. Lawrence & Co.,
617 Fourteenth Street Northwest.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-13
ReaL Ratate mnalNrm.

DOR SALE.-The following property, from
- one to three miles from Washington
City, near and along the new electric
railroad now being built through Alex
andrla County, near Arlington: g.
room house, Al acres, price $4,000; 4-room
house, large barn, acre, $1,S00; Groom
house, % acres, chicken house and barn,
S1,65O; Groom house, IL acres, So, 900; 7-room
house, necessary outbuildings, 20 acres, $1,000;
% acres, 10-room house, S., 500; 4S3 acres, new
store house and dwelling, $4,S5O; acres, g.
room house, 81 400; ID acres at $75 per acre;
30 acres at $75; 41 acres at $3.50; Z acres at
$275; Is acres at 1915; acres at $3.50; 80 acres,
large house, and barn, $150per acre; 1913 acres,
large mansion, stately trees, barns, stable,
ETC., $3.50 per acre; 10 acres, new Groom
house, 5000 per acre; 2 acres at $3.50; 3 acres
at 1915; large house, original trees, 10 acres
at $780, 40 acres, Groom house, fine shade
trees and orchards, $100 per acre.
u. e. CLEMENTS,
1921 ST. NV, Washington, D. G.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-12-13

HOUSES FOR SALE.
619 st. n. W., 196x1O4 to loft. alley. ST., 900
414 9th st. n. W., 24x119 to alley....... Is, 900
7l9 G st. S. W., 6 rs, II ft. front @3, 100
I building lots ON the south side of
= Maryland ave-, bet, 9th and 10th SITS.
H. e., 81 per fl. if sold at once.
Also lots on 10th ST., in same square,
at 50 cts per foot.
Cor. 9th and G sts. S. e.. 5 building lots,
house on premises renting for $50 per
mo-, Is #. on G st. and 81 ft. on 9th
st., an 5000
St, bet. I'd and Sd SITS. n. e., 60x95 to
30 it. alley, rs cents per foot.