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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-07
sound Policy Proposed.

Union Republican. We suppose some
of the members who opposed the bill for
a portage railroad around the dalles of
the Columbia will favor the appropria-
tion of 100000 for the purchase of the
locks at Oregon city by the state. If
either one is a local proposition it is the
purchase of the locks. That will bene-
fit no one for the locks are already in
operation, but all of Eastern Oregon
must be deprived of the benefits of an
open river while their money is squan-
dered in taking an expensive property
off of private hands. The Raley bill has
been reconsidered, and it is to be hoped
that before the final vote is taken on
the measure the eyes of the legislators
may be opened to the necessity of pass
ing the bill.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-07

A number of old pioneers of Whitman
county are desirous of perpetuating and
keeping green the memory of early days
in the bunchgrass hills. With this end
in view proposition has been advanced
for a grand pioneer reunion to be held at
.Colfax, probably July 4th. The data
for the early history could thus be gath
cred and preserved. Steps for the or
ganization OF Whitman county pioneer
association will also be taken.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-07
It Should be in Every House.

]. B. Wilson, 81 Clay St. sharps-
burg, Pa, says he will not be without
DIR. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption, coughs and colds, that it
cured his wife who was threatened with
pneumonia after an attack of "la
grippe" when various other remedies
and several physicians had done her no
good. Robert Barber, of Cooksport,
Pa, claims DIR. Kings New Discovery
has done him more good than anything
he ever used for lung troubles. Moth
ing like it. Try it. Free trial bottle at
Snipes & Kinnesly's. Large bottles, soc.
and 81.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-07
% 'Tis the twink of an eye,
'Tis the draught Of q breath,
From tho blossom of health,
To the paleness of death"

When sudden fainting spells come
upon lady, you may always suspect
some uterine disturbances or trouble, or
some great disorder in the circulation and
nerve centers. A remedy that has al
ways proved successfulin warding of and
removing the tendency to recurrence Of
fainting spells-that removes the cause
OF them, corrects the circulation of blood,
and gives to the system that even rum
ming nervous energy so essential, Is Dr..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
The Prescription " is guaranteed to
give satisfaction in every case, or money
refunded. Nothing else does as much.
You only pay for the good you get.
Can you ask morep
AS regulator and promoter of func-
tional action, at the critical period of
change from girlhood to womanhood,
"Favorite Prescription is perfectly
safe remedial agent, and can produce
only good results. It is equally efficA-
cious and valuable in its effects when
taken for those disorders and derange-
mentS incident to that later and most
critical period, known as "The change
of Life"
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-07

Colonel Jones, of the st. Louis Re-
public, has informed Mr.. Cleveland that
he does not want cabinet position.
The colonel got in his declination early
for fear Mr.. Cleveland might forget to
make it necessary. There are several
reasons why Colonel Jones would never
be invited into the cabinet, and they are
well known both in st. Louis and Wash
ington.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-07
The sundry civil appropriation bill

The sundry civil appropriation bill
before congress on the 1st, was amended
by Holman of Indiana so as to cut it
fifty per cent, but after long debate,
was rejected by vote of AZ yeas to 139
nays. Outhwait of Ohio offered an
amendment making a cut of seventy
per cent, which was voted down as fol-
lows, 80 ayes to 149 nays. This leaves
the cascade canal appropriation in good
shape.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-07

Gold monometallsm is revolutionary
and destructive" says Mr.. Stewart of
Nevada, in 16-page speech on the 4th
of January. Bill will soon come about
and. tell US that s1eather may be coined. +"
1t is only step from the sublime to the
ridiculona
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-07

The land office at La Grande did a
larger business last year than any other
land Office in the United States, and
when we take into consideration that
the expenses of this Office were below
that of many Others it shows good busi-
ness management on the part of the
officials.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-04-21

national party based OH the funds-
menta! principle Of government OWL
erslip If natural fn","'p'lI's.
fills ioths great iss'~ Of the times
aana larty lines must inevitably l.e
dawn >I.e rpIy on that proposition. and
the lime is at. hai,d when every voter
must decide 10 which side lie Will be-
long. There is no middle ground upon
wi,irh to stand. Those WHO are moi
for us are against us, and should be- so
regarded. %
IT the people Of this country have
not learned enough about tile evils di-
rectly resulting from corporate owner
ship e the great mon'pOlistic ln>trm-
nseIlts of commerce, within the last i've,
years, 1" knnw that the "nl, remedy
lies in the pe,ts rInance # tins 8. SCI
vices under governmental supervision
and management, let the reforms wait
until the truth Of these principles is
lam.nrted int" their inner conscious
ness ty two or ten years more OF cnrlnr-
ate pxtOrtiop. In the meantime the only
position for reformers to
take is 10 get together on fundamental
propositions, leave state and R,Oral
qr~sti,ns out of the platform. advocate
the principles We t,+Iievr in. and invite
those who believe ia We do To vote
" it'll us If the majority If the people
len can't zee as We do let them vote
against ns and take their medicine. i
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GET WHERE f-OU BELONG.

A democratic paper ,sys that the Kansas
has no ~ npathy with popuiists. Welt, there
- only ore sensible Way OF doing it in kansss,
nnd that 10 to vote the republican tisxst.
TAere can't ho three sides to the qucsti,n OF
socialism. X you nre not for It. vote the re-
publican ticket. TNe dcnocratic party ia
Kansas II the bound boz at tho huskiIx." 4
etxnAs no show At all, as n separate orgauiza.
lion.-Topcka Journal, ttePJ
The above il correct and timely,
i. Tho democrats who are opposed to the
principles Of the peoples party; who
nre in favor of Y single geld standard,
md corporation contrCa Of great public
utihtiss, spou!d join the republican
PARTY In this state, and assist in BRING
lrg about the coalition between the
.eS,,iservative elements If the two old
parties that will probably take place
during Cleveland's administration.
.The d. n,ocrats whOedOn't believe ia n
single standard, or corporation dOmin-
.ation Ia this country. should lose no
Zine In joining the PEOPLES party, and
sksn help to sage it from cranks and
.dam3aoo.s. Tie peoples party organ
tsssicr n tho H,sc.c,s fsH . sreas
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THERE will 6e no fusion in Kansas
hereafter between the poI.ulists aii,I
democrats. They ~ia be united in tie
party .: the people lighting for Kansas
nmd hoIne. No tariff questions o.
Aioody shirt raekets can divide us
si,h.S. Those WHO persist in keeping
up = democratic party. will do so at tire
expense Of being called republican
abettop. Republicanisn., IN I'racticrd
ly tie machine in control Of that pai-
~. means desp0tisni, the overthrow OF
law and order, and corporations aud
ull must nov take the Choice Of being
on the side OF rifle by the people Or
corporation Iule. There is no middle
sSOuud. 7Hpsf" P'rss. DEM J
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Tue injustice to which Kansas ship
prrs are subjected is clearly shown 10y
tie report OF thecOmmiAee Oh railroad
transportation eof the convention Of
Retail Implement Dealers, which met
It Kansas City few weeks since.
They drew up Gables showing the rates
Oh implements to one hundred and
oforty towns in tbs state, and other
tables showing the rates for equal dis
iriceson Iowa, Illinois and Missouri
From these tables it Is evident that "
. isx All average freissa rate OH ilupl.-
ments IL per cent higher than dealers
In Missouri, 100 per cent higher iIlai,
dealers in Illinois and 81 per cent
higher than dealers in Iowa. Tie
railroads try to justify this difference
by the claim that Kansas is IA young
ttAts anG Furnishes but little business
10 the roads. Yet it is IL Tact that. i'll
lS2:, Kausas raiyed one seventh of the
entire wheat product of the United
stateS-more than Ii iDOis, Iowa Mis-
souri and Nebraska combined, or A.
DO0, 600 bushels MORE than Illinois.
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h.JAD NU,lGE.
+ il st pIU. t5uSl ABR LAST .Syj.

S'atc oi "a"s.i' .ac.o,..,,.I. ie..x
EuwurAS oOuut, ~'
OiICc l. nsfcJy Sise!. at IN H., lin u.y
I'll Ai,rii. .c.O. IL a ,litIou d. irSu W
w eco l.s,i ID oII-ro t.csc..-cu It..:
u..aru ~ Iou.t.J .'Iu.iiiesIoiiS.o Iiic
anu stalls .rce.iIu. pia. inS iOI tue
Out "a -. C.rt. AO..u i.o., " Q
VIZ.
,-..n.iiictici tGt cutUT SCI iJ
tow. ZJ ,..-.b, I.noc !. Wcn., u..,c. wSst Oh
SCI lag ..A= SCI. iiii.s
o.. -. .is .Iu ..IG. - 40 ;.s.tA
1, iIi.....C 81 - Gss.sc. - ). ID
D .So.
.t,.'., io.,. u q. cO-n.y 4 -..iiLiI,
go, "i.it..I 80 .i'wi..e u pea
S'sh W.. A/....a. = ..-irI> - o
II sI.aS.S. 49,. L.,
49, y...., a -, s..r-
$3.50 Sc
=. "a. ...A y ia a.ss....s, a.tiI
- $40. 81. ~ 80 II - 500
49,. e.. .i'G rl.ti net.
= AM. ..'.-.Is. ~! y '.iiiiS
sac -.
80. .~NA.A.t.
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AL intelligent and thoughtful peu-
. PIE In this countryo are observing the
increasing evidences Of the decay aud
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the republican par.
~ W. a political organization, esnd the
suppression seems TO Oe universal that
that party has made its last national
contest for place and power,o That the
democrats aud republicans are rapidly
gravitating towards exch other, ~, all
the Leading issues Of the day, isequalIy
clrsf and conclusive. President Har-
rison passes by the great legal men of
his own political faith aud places Il
Msn on the federal supreme beslch Of
an opposing political faith. President
cleveland, in hisO efforts toom.ke up
Lis cabinet, overiooks all the great
democrats Of his faith and selects u
republican for the most important
place IN his cabinet. On the tariff, on
the currency, on the coillage # silver,
OH the increase of the volume IF our
circulating medium. on the income
tux and laws discriminating against
productive labor and nph"lding cori'or.
bted wealth, the Two old parties stand
, tefore the country as almost entirely
agreed. True, thers are exceptions,
when We count faces and men, but
practically and as party POLITICAL Or
carnations, they are almost united
aud agreed.-aSputhsrn Toikr.
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GeaaHAL MASTER WORKMAN Pow

EEa0RAL MASTER WORKMAN Pow :
pEELy said concerning the decision Of
Judge Rhk in the casr If Engineer
Lemons "rhe decision shows, ~ l
have SAID before, that the principle Of
government ownership Of railroads is
teing recogriasa by the courts. While
the decision is apparently uRainst the
anen, it emphasizes our position thai
tie government Las the right to SUPER
,ise the railroads. Now il, liz II poor
rule that won't w0rk both ways. The
iuterstMte commerce law was passed
cor tiie purpuse Of controlling the rail-
goais, tut up 10 date no railroad has
spaid any xttentiOlPt0 the law. Anar-
thy Of the worst kind lag prevailed.
BY that l mean Total disregard Tor
t&se law, and that is what corporations
Charge against the anarchists. o
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A sure Curr fnr pil..

Itching piles are Known Nv IN t,iSturr
like perspTatiun, causing Intense itcn-
Tag wh-n warm. This form. as we'll
as blind, bleeding ct protrudiny. Weld
at once to DIR. lSos:,nko's Pile Remedy
which acts dirts;:ls on pirCS affected,
aisOrisS tuniOrS. allats itching aud
efertS u permanent cure. Fifty cents.
Druggists or mNi. circulars free. DR.,
BOsankO, 3s9 Arch 81 rect, Philadelphia,
iresosylasuia. sosi by Porter & %.
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TIE railroads get ~ per cent more
fOr shipping or;tiiges from Florida to
Atlanta or Chattanooga than I'll. ret
price to the producers. No wonder The
orange industry of Florida has not met
shr lsei,liant expectations induIged in "a
fesS years aga.
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We have been selling Bcgys' Remedies for
abou. Ave Years and Bexgs' Inarrhea nasam
gives us the best satisfaction of any remedy
we have ever sOld.--Evans & BOschert, chan
ute, Kan. Sod and warranted by N. DeTar
Kansas
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have recommended BegRs Blood Purifier
aud cherry Cough syrup several times and
must say that have been surprised and more
than pieasei NJ results following USE Of the
same I NOT 10 the habit Of endorsing
putent mediciues. but can Say truthfuiiy
Sold and warranted by 81. DE Tar kinsley
kansOs.
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Sti.tS Il
L,,u!I,y II .a...s oo'''' 'Sh
>Oti'C 10 ~ 49, 1-sItA, lb..s ga Tue Ill.i
~ hpiii, o.'o :. pc..iI.I sIouc ~ JUu., A,sA-
0iiuvr aiiu 40 C.teIs, ""s pr, scEtca lue
ou.u ~ Ioun,y coi.IiIissiu, CT, li.e yo..ulS
anu Scale AL Ioaiu i'iay iiiE I"i Inc i.y ing
"a Cei t1.ii fo.sU, SSi iocu lGi.Uw >. tow
oIuuie..c.Ls ~ LIE sW cOriir. l,.wu.
~ soutn rahSc ~ west, tncucc e.ist Oh s,utu
lire "a eeItioiis y. \. ,, ANA 1, to Inc
iier III bee 1, Town "a, south r"nsc west;
tuciice eaet on the south luc scctIOus y
ai.u y, low IA "a sui ri,Lse ne " est
.rndiio.tS
" .,cL cukon said ''o..iu vi county commits
sionSrs .ti'pOi.t .Ic ioi, wig .itiI,c. per
ouiio, va. A.. II. cc. JO..n l. NJ, !
alta L'.cr ao N.cWvr,, mItu iuotrur. .ois 10
uIvct, la cOuJ uncIion Win t.ic = dag IL. Scy
"a. ~ tiiE "a uct SSc y f.,.i.,c y
- ~ 4
"a Aa..J, :. ~. oso y. Ctu ~ S.GH St.L
r'.ii, anu 8 I'VE eIi par.-Ss heating
u, UIuci lac DVsiIa AZ E,uuty C.sn i...IsSio.I
Urs. Al -~sO.h.
ioEaL, Lv.sI.ij K.
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Eide, >. 5. Beaver, of Nc \liistrrvili
Iuniatta county. PENIS, lv"iIia says
his Wife. II subject I" cramp III the
s,ulnlch. Last summer she tilsd
ci.a,nt~ri;iiu'S c,.lir. cholera ana diar-
.Gea Il, nrdN iT ~, an'i MAS much
,.l,aSed with the speed. r-H II
afr I'd -ii.. has Aiint uStti II ~ Int H.
ever rc.>s,r, ALT. f"u"'i hat L y "
81 iall>. For SAL. L.. Porter X a."
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Lasr sumu,sr was attacke vita u badc To-
If hux and after taking four doses of i3eyys
piarrhea Basa,n was immediately renewed
and cured. J have sold n sur six months
and must say that 1t gives general satis,ac
tiOn j. W. Smith. NJ. d. Puxico, No. Sold
aud warranted by N. DeTar. kirsleJ. Kansas
have handled BeEgs' Little Gaiant Pills for
eight years and have customers to whom It
would 10 impossible to sell any ut her. In fac:
oil of iseTss' Family Medicines are quite sst
isfactory. aud have good success. with :hem
W. T. Shane. Solomon City, Kansas. Sold
and warranted by u. DeTsr ktusley. Kansas
I have been troubled for several years with
scrofula. caused by Impure blood, but could
get no relief until lately. Our druggist
recommended Begvs' BlOUd Purifier aud
Bloosi Mixer ." mighty thas decided to try 1t
and have up TO the present time. used I'VE
bottIcs sn,l flnd 1t to be all that n is rerom-
n endei.-orrim Stone, Otsexo. Wis, Sold
aud Wssa,s'~l ~ ". sr1s Nfss,ey. N.3sat
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n, wife had the worst case or dandrud
ever "aw aud had tried three or four other
remedies and two bottles OF Beygs' Hair Re
newer proved all claimed for LIE. p. Duna-
gan. GAINESVILLE. Gs,. Sold aud warranted by "
DE Tar. Kinsley, Kansas.
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Pnn I,Art,'N so iGa-fp. .sIs'

III Is i AIitbN No it;.> = 80. .oI3
TIIS. PubiIc-,ti'-h ..-rii \. 81.
in the district CO ri II Gi.s.rl, county,
: ate al
Einl.y ii If.irUer,
satui.s Gao !, e; al
De.en itutS.
-tatr # X AIS .s 10 We .ster II. HalcI greet
iiiI:
You will tIxe NOT &C tau y.u have been
sued in Inc district Hurt al Ed~ar'is county.
stale III NtIsas. aiii tuit yuu mI-t answer
the ,retitiUu III st-.i cI>Ic n H.iDre tucIi-t
da III N-,y, 1855 III al pei:tiO.i " u TIE AIKEN
irue Al Il ia iS.ne 4 Tt.n re IN s.uI nc
ton akaitI-t y.'d 10. til. orci SIR. III 4 GER
I rr.i>l dee !. -cIIe 40. hdina, Schou
anu sarah \ Sc1vu upOn the ist day of ,Jcto>
Der. iScs. tn. following 1cscriJcI real
estate to-wu:
Lot .No H. ia oi'Icx " - Is, the city OF kin5-
ley ~ the county OF III wards. state of X .us.,s
aii,i for tue sale of sail PROMISES to pay the
debt secur q by aid trust deed and c-,>ts III
suit. and forever uarrinH AM fOreciOsins
sniI defen iau.s And IF tom. oi aud
from all right lite. estate. Interest. proper
equity OF r,,detn ItiO.i - said prc.niSeS
al, pIrt tnerSd.
FULLER & SHiTCbMB,
ATTEST Attorneys for Plain. ID.
A. Happ,.
tekAL, Clerx.
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fnlDAY APRIf. a. 1sse

TwJ HUNDRED AND sEvENrY-FIvE
IN. r. women ,t,ap "inen registered in
EApuria Lefore the late election.
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the more 'h..lr,-r,,i.u's G.. -. = i.,-
Ell, is used the ter II Is Xix :. W.
know Uf Il" other reinenN that ai"a'a
gives Satisfaction. II is good sh"'i
lO,. fist catch cold. 1t is good Wien
your cough is seated and y"uI luhgs
are sore. 1t is good in any KIND OF II
cough. We have sold twenty five 1nZ-
IN OF il, and every bottle has given
druggists, Minhpsn,a Lake. Minn.
80 c,.n, bottles for SALE h, Porter II
~
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PuDISHcu ~ prf' St. sc'-s.
In the District Court of Stewards county.
State If Kansas.
Jeha.; MuIvane john
Martin. William
H Hossington, trus-
tees,
Vim thomas, Anna
Il Thomas, The Ed
wards Co ibaIik, W
Edniunds. AS receiver
of edwards 10 Bank
Z AvunHurn' lbcrt
Gefxer. The National
Bank OF the kepuo-
lie of st Louis, Mo.
he Wood q Huston
Bank of MurshaIl Mo No l5el
Lawrence NaIi faux
Bauk al UriOn ILL.,
First National Bank
lrOnts'n, ohio
First National bank
OF ithacu,N \ ADeri-
can tx Matt bank of
Z. hicaxO, Ill, nusS
Nail Bank of Boston
bass first NATIONAL
Bank of McPherson.
Fourth Natl Bank OF
N Y. Nalio,.ui Bank
OF hausas Clt:, NO.
l. n EanHOrn,
Defendants.
By virtue o., an order of sale issued l., me
action, will on Monday tue ..ud d., of May,
n. ID. .eEj, between tw" and four O'clock p.
III OF said day al the front door the cours
house i'll the city OF kiusey in the county OF
Eu arus III the aCc nans;,S, VII CT ~ pub
lie suie, aud sell To the mig ut.st uud uest bid
der Tor cash III hanL all the following Ge-
scribeu real estate, tu-wIt.
LO,S NO. - AID - ui.rk A inI}Dics's addi-
TIN ~ tue citJ vi n IiiseJ, IyIIx and sItuate
Ia. the county vi edward, ALI INC State Oh, .tu-
Sos.
ne aDove-oeScriOed real estate will De sold
Withhold appr.LeeIleIit ~ s.iLisiy suid Urdsr
III Suie. It a. HJb..lSC
Sheriff "a Edw lis Is.t;Ity.
ny =. ". '-.iuIpDcii. deputy.
ul-ee W bitcOIuU, .1ttS~. for Piin.
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SHEIIFr'S SALE.


First published April 18th 1897.
In the District court of Eiwiris County.
State OF kansas.
z. T.. Chapman.
John r. VOID yard. v 1877.
s'hrfsii.in.w o,dwir'i
and rnt. Kansas LutDi
& trust Company, T.
trueter-
Defendants.
BY virtue nt an order of sale iasIcI 20 me.
out at said d:s ret court IN the abnv.. EN-
Iit!ei action I will, on MOnda, the 81 day
of Nav. 4. -. isAi. nttween two AN four
O'cksc> ia of said day. al tat trout d,''r "f
the c,.urt iipIs.. in tn city OF <inIi ~ in the
county OF Edwards in the State 'f IA i>a-.
Offer ut public sale ana seal Ia the highest
amt be-t bid'icv. for cash in h mi. MI the fo =
awning d,.scrilpei real estate. t'-wit:
The nurth bnir of the northeast quarter
nprthetst quirter III Secfi' Ihirty-O"e
TOWNSHIP tweiitv-:ivc il OF r:i:i2e eiSlI-
teen west or ;Ie jta " i,ing anl -i:Htir
in the county IF .iw ards III the sttte "f
kanS;s-
III. allowed ..rI..: ii estate will lie sod
withrutapi;r .,-c.n.s- iu IL ST -a!i or ier
o. .ir.
Il. ID. smith. = /. .iIEHiS-
ATTY. for Plu utif. sheriff.
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The hest stlvr in the world for r:irS-
hruisr-. ,nr.s. ulcers. salt rnehm. fever
SORES t-Iter. rhapp-'l bands. ci,il'la'">.
,,srnS ari all kun rrupii his. AMI post
vel cures PIES Or no pay required.
it Is guaranteed tu give pt.ri-ri salts
''I' ton. ar money rr;ulI,ri. Price 20
'.en's ser box. For sal, by Potter &
3
NV " ifc wis c"ilin,l IN i,-r 90 FOR
over iNu m"n'hs with IL s-yrrf. - tack
of ri;pumafi~ui. Ne could gel sci H.
ing hat " uIj aff''ri hrr an, IT .iel
ana Us IL last resort gave hatil'rr'ai Is
Pajn i'nl", Iriai. +" onf - a sur
prise she beg II III improve ati-r th,.
first application. and by using it reg
uiarl\ she WAS soon able to ~, upan1
attend TO ,"r |, .iiSc work Il u. john
son, OF & !. Knn,snn Il Co.. krnSIny-
ron, MINI. so cent bottles Tor sale hy
Por:rr & Go.
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SHEttiFEo ) LIZ

SHEKlFF'S > LIE.
First publication ipri. Est, 1898.
In Tie disnict court OF Ld~ ards count, state
OF s>uitsaS.
II. y. LORD, PiaIntin,
August bertram, Ida
Bcrtranl. xAua f. uU1s
81 C.IuUvs, Pelci Lair No 1902
caster, Aiiiellt l.ii,cik>-
ter anu Naiisuo
LOAN and iru>L 20,
1rue,ce, u Ieuuuuts.
Iss Nm.ue OI.Cr OF sale issued to me
Out vi euIu district cUuit, III lie above, htI-
TIE. uCtIOu " liI ga .M.'Iuiy Inc 2-siu '-HJ y.
May, A., ieJ5 uC.wceu 80 A.. \ ~ eiOIa, p
Ia oil s..iu ui,. Ia tu lr'iit u III II TIE Coui l
hOuse III the cit1 vi hinsiCS III III. SOu..ty Vi
Id arts III thc siLie Naiis.i,, outt az pup
nc sulI ANU tO thc hlt hesi anu u, 81 bE.uci
for Cash u nui.u, all tnc toion iue -uesSriOcu
zeal eetatc, tu-nH:
Ibe suuin est u Ut section .. township 20.
ranke GU, est Duh ~ NJ. - iiiS aid sit
LaIe III me oUu.tJ vi EDWARD, III .uc Stale vi
haLsue.
Ale ....uve desc iDed rc.i. estate will b. sold
Without appIaioeLiicu.. - sa.isiy oi,iu Or'Aer
oI saS IL. a.. ..OiS....I.,.
sheriff ri Euward county haii5.ss.
Dy ). LII .,Jcii, ucpnty.
Fuller " nitcoiiU. Attorneys i"r .'i..int'A.
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>HENiFF"S ShLE.-N.,. Ills.
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>HEitiFFS SALEM. lois
First Publication, April LIST 1888
In the district court OF edwards county state
IF kaHsus
Anna u. vincvn:,
Plaintiff
Henry J. Tay los Ell al
Defendants
~ Vir:.e -. order uI ale is-Icd
.luI q. :. lei district GOIr.- ia line AGO, CEN
Tilted ,c,n. VIII. GA hio'iday, tue --iu ,id. ~
D. M. ut AID nay. al the Icon, door III ne
cunt ht.u Z. III Inc cIty III k.h>iey. in tie
count, oi +. Mares, ia tnr state I,aGsas.
Uner i,uDIc siitt;. nIiu sell To- Ia ugnest a. ii
b. 81 riutier cash ia ru, ,aii t.e Io.Ios ing
d. seriIy.d real estate. tO-wit.
he s..uth::est y vi section Il. township d.
runge 10. west OF Tue btn y i,.. y .ng a.,u sal
uate in he county Oh Edwards ii tns. state vi
KANSAS.
The at,Uv.. DESERVED RAJ estute will Ice sold
without apprs,I> eIneni to satisi, said order ~
8 lie. a. " 6obEn.S
SHERIFF of t'iwarJis county ~ s.iisis.
.Ly J. campbell uepuIy
FULLER + " hitcJmL. att rueys Tor painful.
SHERIFF'S SALE
First puUiaatiO.i April =ist. 1888.
In the district COURT of Edw ards county stat
Of kuI,aS
e. b. Aurtin, p aintin
Ly dia .-ubois. JosepHi
y. BOis. tyrus Alex IN sa
ander, George Ooddard
and be an,as LOssn
aud Trust COMPANY
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