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Chocolate Es1oSca.

Prepare the batter he same N A.
cream puffs. Put II into . pastry basI
and press It out upon weli.buttsr.6I
tins. BY pressing the bag firmly ana
drawing 1t very slowly towards you'
while sopeeang you will make ths|
eclairs Of . rope.iiks shape. ThsyI
should be about i've inches long. Allow
two inches a between zach sclair,
Bake in q quick oven twenty minutsa
or until thoroughly done. II property
baked the inside will b. hollow. with n
delicate. tender crust outside. whenI
cold NIL with the same cream-puR ul.|
Ing. The icing-meit two ounces OF.
chocolate. then add four t~ablsspoonfulsl
n powdered susar and stir until ie|
forns . paste. Dip the bottom az each
sclair into the icing and stand Il awIy|
to dry. Eclairs may be fllsd With
whipped cream or preserved fruits ara,
iced with orange icing.
The evening world., 1893-10-25

There was q hns boom yesterday In
the Line Of contributions towards loading
The Worlds" special relief train for the
sufferers by storm and fever on South
ern coasts. But those great freight cars
win hold an immense supply Of the
things needed in the stricken districts,
There Ii plenty Of room for the exercise
Of New York's fullest generosity. Have
you filled your corner yet?
The evening world., 1893-10-25

What q wonderful variety of fawns
and drabs and tans and cream tints
there are nowadays in the world Of
fashion,! And the prettiest OF them Is
that known a. the mastic hue. which
takes tho highest shade OF the mush-
room. almost . biscuit tinge. 1t looks
charming in face cloth in the
costume here shown. This has
a double skirt. the upper one
of black satin with a fest6oned edge Of
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the cloth bordered again with satin; the
bodice has stripes Of the cloth trimming
1t from neck to waist. outlined with
satin and . very narrow gold trimming,
and the costume II completed by q small
cape Of velvet Just q shade darker than
the dress itself. and trimmed with an
applique Jet on satin. while the sleeves
have puts Of the cloth. and are decorated
to match from the elbow to the wrist
with black satin and the gold trimming.
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Rtos Cwp.

A palatable and nutritious dessert,
good all the veal round and at all three
meals. 10 . rice cup served on q tea
plate with hot apple sauce and sweet
milk or stoned prunes. Cook the rice
slowly until every kernel swells to
treble its size; mould in q tea cup and
serve warm or cold.
The evening world., 1893-10-25

ntory and interests Of every material
sort were b~roadenins7 That 10 the effect
Of certain editorial declarations made
since Manhattan Day. But the state
ment is too mitch for our creduiity.
New York knows from Its own expert
ence that petty jealousies and acrimonies
do not thrive amid the a~ll-expanding in
terests of q city Of metropolitan preten-
sioia.
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LET Us HAVE FAIR PLAY.

The Police Commissioners are taking
advantage Of technicalitles to refuse the
printing Of ballots for some OF the anti
TAmmany candidates for members OF
Assembly. Tue names Of H. d. Klinker,
otto Kempner. Walter Bahan and ave
othsss ysrs either rsjsctsd o. heid over.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
CHICAG0'S OLD GUARD.
Members Muat Trace Lineage Back
20 . Revolutionary Sire.

"SNO'0NoHURy pHos
CHICAGO. Oct. 25.-The brilliant uni
forms Of the Old Guard will soon be
emulated In Chicago. At a meeting Of
the Sons Of the American Revolution
held last night the members discussed
the organization Of q military body
somewhat similar to the Old Guard.
Each member must be able to show his
lineage running back to a revolutionary
sire.
The plan Of organization. suggesting a
uniform and permanent Headquarters
was delegated to a committee.
1t Is estimated that there are 1000 or
more men In Chicago who can read their
title clear to a Revolutionary ancestry.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
SUES FOR A FALL DOWNSTAIRS
Damages Of eao. 900 Asked Because
Of . Hole In an otioioth.

Sarah Gleason. OF g Monroe street.
has brought suit for $4,000 damages
against Matthew Brady. for injuries
alleged to have resulted from her catch
ing her foot In . ragged oil-cloth. and
soass osns SSS 81 s ss.a,: q, S.o : ss ". Sist
bons.of ~ Broadway. 10 her lawyer. and
Howe Z Hcmmel viii defend the action
In this. suprsme Court next week. 80
piaint . ssnsSai denial and contriSa-
tory n~eSiiSencs on the part Of Mrs,
Gleason. who claims 70 have received
permanent injuries from the fall.
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TAs ISsSMSstp~A

There are e,sa6 postmistresses undse
the United States Government, the larx.
est number In any State. 40. being IN
Pennsylvania. and one in Alaska. The
Oldest 10 Miss Martha e. Stone, Of North
Oxford. Mass. who has held her omce
forty-six years,
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TrtmMjues.

This il pre-eminently q day Of trim
mings. Tailor-niade simplicity IL no
longer in vogue. and II fashion and ru-
mors Of fashion prove true prophets
even spangies. heretofore regarded a.
belonging to the ballet, are to be one
Of the features Of the coming season.
both IN millinery and dress trimmings.
Black spansles. gold spangies, and dull
red and green spangles will prevail.
Spanges covering entire surfaces. span
giles In rows. spangles put on in pat
terms, and spangles outlining the de-
sign of the material. Hats are to be
adorned with them. especially the new
mats of felt or kid which obligingly lend
themselves to any shape elected, and
wings made Of spangied Jet will be pop
ular on the creations In black and white
In heAdgear.
The evening world., 1893-10-25

Biscuit-makers put up cracker meal
for the grocery trade in tins Of q dozen
pounds that retail at about t.2S Q tin.
The cans are air-tight, and the crumbs
will keep a half Pear in q cool place.
The sale among clearinghouse keepers
and hotel and restaurant propristors b
immense. Apples, tomatoes. eggplant.
fish and e outlets fried in cracker
crumbs are quite tasty.
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~ Axs~mm C~sss.sss

A picturesque Autumn costume ~
Gently seen was of rough red serys-a
red that fitted in well with the sumach
and the cardinal flower and the frst
bright leaves. It had . broad black
braid to hem the plain skirt. and . non
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Architectural League Fxhibit,o,.

Tho ninth annual exhibition Of the Architectural
League OF New York will b held In the American
Fine Arts Building, ss West Fifty-ssysutA
street, from Monday, Dec. Is. 1888, TO Tuesday,
cluds architectural designs. detailed WORKING draw
ings. designs for decoration. cartoons for stainSd
glass and similar subjects.
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Escaped While the Jai, Was Burning.

BENTON. Mo-. Oct. sS.-Firs destroyed four
teen business houses and residences yesterday,
including the roller mill. two hotels. post-oncs,
and county jail. John schAsfer MAS killed by an
explosion Of powder and his body burned to a
crisp. When the Jail took srs the prisoners were
~ssnteses y ne psaitsatiafy. sscspsl- ma lss
The evening world., 1893-10-25

Long Island City Il coming into line
fof the Greater New York" The poll.
tscians won't stem the consolidation tide
much longer.
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VIII yea kindly answer ths following question,
Prom tine to tim ! receive Invitations from
ny LADY fissas 70 call and spend n svsaing.
saosla I notify In advance Of ny iatsndsd cali.
ANTIQUE.
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Better Take Mothers Aav,o,

10tusr TAXI A0Vf00.
10 he Editor:
An . young lady ssvsntsoa ysars Of sss, and
at present out Of employment. I have an excel
lsat oppertunity 70 20 on the stass but my
motAss objects to ny going and says II 10 . dis
srses and that II I 90 shs will Save me put away
In a institution. A. I can support myssif. II !
% can she have me put In an institutioaf Also
u II . disgrscs 70 % on the stasss ANXIOUS.
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Nggg

diffusion comes gradually into play, IKE
an impervious~ covering in keeping back
the lighter, unsweetened fiuid aborA
Hence the reason. also. that. stirring.
In breaking up the saturated layer ana
allowing access to the unsweetened nor.
ton, 10 90 effectual in bringing about
the uniform. s~weetening, Of tea. Life b
infrequently sweetened by he -
stirrinE.up process.
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''The Evening World" gave New York
it, hrst new Of the silver mems sur
render.
The evening world., 1893-10-25

Il. the new coal combine to be allowed
- continue tho old methodsf
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Mr.. Myers II perhaps an excellent
.eomptroller of his own political for
tunes.
The evening world., 1893-10-25

After this week the Senate will be at
liberty to expedite that North River
Bridge bill.
The evening world., 1893-10-25

!. The tide Of public opinion rose too high
for the free silver Senators. They had to
swim ashore.
The evening world., 1893-10-25

Ths business heart Of the country ~
sponded promptly to yesterdays good
nsWs from Washington,
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Come to think Of II. II never was .
Senatorial tradition that the Senate
should get In the peoples way.
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found money II . sound plank to hang
"a They have found that ovt. at last,
: 1t washington.
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Food Company Inoorporatsd.

ALBANY. N. T.. Oct. 1.-Ths Pr-pisssesd
vood Company has been Incorporated u yin asaI
IN TOD, food products. drsss s.d nsruAanAiss n
Nss Yort city ana Loedsa. EA(iaaAi eeSlssi,
Sssss - Nni.s = ispti : M isS'
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Ash ~ Rsmo1nSs.

There are some very shrewd buyers
among the eariy-morntng choppers. who
sst remnants Of nns goods i reduced
nricAaL
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MNGsses Csnau.

One cup Of molasses. two cups of
sugar. one tablespoon vinegar. = little
butter and vanilla, boil ten minutes.
then cool 1t enough to pull. A little Of
the hot molasses might be set aside for
"~rck-rack," Make q salad Of stoned
raisins. bits of hg and banana, split
peanuts or walnuts and throw In; cool
on q shallow buttered pan.
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a coal combine under any other name
nay DEFY the law % boldly:
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BrsssAtnO BsnsHis ne RsSs.

The daily brushing Is Of the greatest
benefit to the hair. and the brush should
be used vigorously both night and MORN
Ing. and in such cases the comb n
hardly needed. If. however. q comb u
used 1t should be n with large teeth.
as fine ones pull u the hair and irritatg
the scalp. Metallic brushes. II not too
harsh. are very in~vfsorating. but gen.
orally the ordinary brush 10 quite enough
to keep the hair. in good condition. pro-
vided 1t Is used without stint.
Though many advise the washing Of
the hair very frequently. authorities on
the subject Of scalp diseases nay that
too much washing has q tendency to
mako the hair fall out. Once or twice
q month IL quite enough for these
ablutionS.
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II II no longer proper to spsti com
Deqmiss with . capital &C."
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The Boys Of nishsy-ssvsnth street..

Tne BOYS Of uehty.sovonth 0trO0t
10 The Editor:
II you will eerrsst he .issalsa idsa tAa.
prsvails among tie rssidsuts Of East Eighty
svsntA strsst. bstwssa Second and Third avsavss
hat lie boys living IN that nsishhorAood ars
losfsn you will obl!ss us vssy much. A Soy
was arrested some tine 40 for raising . dis
tsrbsAcs IN Central Part. and savs this block
. bad name. causing Capt Pickstt to put dstse-
tivss II this hleek svsry niShl J.. W.. raj
The evening world., 1893-10-25

Tafiff reform - not to wait on nnan-
clai' dsformity.
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D0Mson Vitae.

To every four gallons Of dansonS
allow four gallons Of water: to every
gallon Of liquor three and q half pounds
loaf sugar. Get sound ripe fruit. pick
o.. the stalks. and to every -four gallons
Of fruit allow the same quantity Of
boiling water. Let them soak for four
or nve days. stirring them every day.
Add the above quantity OF sugar to
every gallon Of liquor; when this u
quite dissolved. put the whole into Q
cask. with n quart Of brandy to svery
three gallons. and let It remain tweivs
months. wheh It may be bottled for use.
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what an Stewart ,nd to talk about.
nowf
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SD WORLD viii sok undss any eiretn-
,aassss. Aeh ftsslf rsspossibis for tie return OF
ass-ksspins Of aay sstsstsd manuscripts o. pie
ssrsl q wAstsssvs eAassotsr - value No ssesp-
assas win b uaas r. this Suis With rGard 10
sltAsf isttses % iscicsursa Nor will the editor
enter into esrrssps.lsaos soacsufns Unavailable
0ansssr1ptA .
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1rxtss waite sssIsy Hsss.

White sailor hats are made Of foe.
suede and dressed kid. These novelties
are serviceable. SCOT and dust makei
the dead white q mellow cream or eofSi
pearl. 1t takes . very pretty face sol
set OF this style.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-04-20

A TEMPERANCE agitation has been
begun in England ia q truly British
manner. The publcans in London
marched in procession on the Sth
INST, with flags and banners gay. AS
this procession Of the friends of liq-
uor approached Trafalgar Square,
the friends of temperance rushed
upon it and tore their banners to
pieces. Then the total abstainers es-
rsagod to hold Il meeting about Mel
sons COLUMN, and the first speaker
who got up was knocked down by the
advocaters Of wine, bright VINE. then
the apostles of pure and sparkling
water made a rush and fairly drove
she publicans from the field. The
result was a temperance victory, but
with tho Beighborhood strewed with
Fragments OF banners, and, with plen
tiful black eyes and bloody noses all
around, 1T looked as II tho whole
crowd, including the friends of tenn
peranee. had deem drunk for week.
Such IS moral reform in England.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-04-20
First publication April 6, 1S03-5W.
Case number 2136.
Sheriif'S Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS.
Phillips County,
In the district court Of Phillips county.
Aide p Tiffany as executrix of the last will and
testament Of e. Palmer Tiffany, deceased,
plaintiff,
We,
George W. Adams, Hattie r. Adama, George "
Burton and Andrew Z. Harvey, partners under
the firm name Of Burton & Harvey, board Of
trustees OF the Bethel Methodist EPISCOPAL
church, board Of church extension of the Meth
odist Episcopal church, John H. Decker and
John Decker, partners under the firm name of
J: II. Decker u Son, the First National Bank Of
Phillipsburg, Kansas, corporation under the
laws Of the United States, defendants
Public notice is hereby given. that under, and
by virtue OF the Judgment rendered IN the above
entitled action, in and by the above named conrt
and OF an order Of sale issued on eaid Judgment
10 me directed and delivered, l will on
MONDAY, the 9Th day of MAY, 1893,
at the hour Of o'clock p. m. of said day, at tbe
east door Of the court houee in Philliosburp In
the county Of Phillips, state Of Kansas offer ar
public sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash
in hand, the following described real property.
namely
The north half Of the northeast quarter Of ser.
tion thirty three, 30, in township three, 3, range
nineteen, 10, west 9th p. NJ.
All in the county Of Phillips, state of Kansas
Said property has been levied upon and ia 10 no
sold as the property of the above named defend.
ants
Dated this 4th day of April A. D. 1898
G. e. UTTER,
Sheriff Of Phillips County.
81 MUSIAS, Ats'y for PIT.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-04-20

a NUMBER of the western railroads
have formed pool. 1t is an exclu-
sive traffic contract on transcontinen-
tai and intermediate freight business
between the Rock Island, Burlington,
Missouri Pacific, st. Paul, Alton, Chi
eagG and Greatwestern, Wabash,
Denver and Rio Grande and Rio
Grande Western 10 all intents and
purposes the business Of oil these
roads is pooled. Each will favor the
other in every possible way. Each
md all will present united front Of
opposition to all other lines. AS
nearly as possible the combination
will work as unit, giving each the
benefit Of the vast number of agents
employed by ALL
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-04-20
Democratic Mass Judicial County
Convention.

MORTON, Kas., April 10, 1898.
House called to order by W, r.
Cannon,
The following resolutions were read
and adopted:
ReSolved, That we extend to the
democracy OF the country our con.
CALCULATIONS on the election of Grover
Cleveland ann Adalia e. Stevenson,
and the success of the principles of
which they are the champians.
ReSoIUed, That we congratulate the
people of Kansas upon the election Of
the Hon. John Martin rs senator and
condemn the unfairhess of the parti-
san press of the state in their efforts
to mallgn him and place him in a
false light before the American peo-
pie.
ReSolced, That we view with great
satisfaction the record Of the Hon. &.
Webb Bertram, judge Of this, the
18th judicial district, his Impartiality
and evident desire to do justice to all
parties, in deciding questions, com
mends him to all the people Of the
district, and that the delegates and
alternates elected to represent Nor
ton county In the judicial convention
to be held at Oberlin, Kas., May Is,
1893, are instructed to cast their votes
as a unit for him.
Delegates and alternates we're
elected to attend the convention at
Oberlln, May Is,
w, r. CANNON, President.
ARTHUR SAuMs, Secretary,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-04-20
First pubhCatiO'A April 90. lso5-1w
Administrators Notice Of Hearing Pc
tltIOn 30 Sell Real Estate.
State Of KansW J, Phillips county, SO.

state OF hansa',, Phillips County, SO.
TO all whom It may concern, bnt more especially
70 ths nel. at law and guardians I'D Item Of
hels AZ law Of Barbara Workman, deceased
late oil Phillips county, Kansas:
You are hereby notified that ], Eli Massey, adj
mlnls' r'eor of said deceased did on the 2lst day
OF mar Oh, A. d. 1898, file petition in the pro.
bate court OF Phillips Inty, Kansas, praying
tha' might be authorized and empowered TO sell
ID. following described Ian d. for the pur Iose Of
said estate. tIwit
TheegS of che nell and The neil OF the sex Of
section ten, 10, township one, l, south, of range
Kansas
And said petition will be heard at the Office Of
the probate judge in sui county ON the sIst day
OF April, A. d. 1888 at &C OcK p. m OF said day.
ut which time and Dlac each Of you, and all 9th.
ers Interested, are notified to be present and
SHOW cause II any yo'i have, why an order Of sale
as prayed for should lot be granted.
Dated this Sth day of Apri, A. d. 1893.
Ell 4 MAS5G Administrator.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-04-20
MARVIN ITEMS.

EDITORS HERALp AS there seems
to he no recorder of the stirring
events from this community, we will
try our hand when it is too dry to do
anything else.
Mr.. e. r. Weston is reading law.
He Is a graduate Of the Marvin ALI
lance.
The country schools are most all
out and the teachers report good
progress made by the scholars.
One of the boys got into bad com.
pany and had to skip.
The school gave an entertainment
last week, the proceeds being used to
frame some pictures and make add
tons to the library or for some other
good cause The exercises we're we'll
rendered and showed great pans in
their preparation. The school is pro.
crossing finely under the present
management and the scholars are
making good progress in their stud
les.
Charles Raef has sold his drug
store to DIR, Lelteu and will emf
CRATE to u new locality. The doctor
has moved his stock to another store
and will keep full line of drugs,
etc.
DR. Traverse has moved his belong
ings aud POSSESSIONS to Kirwiu aud
expects to make that his future home.
Marvin will MISS this estimable gen
tleman, as he partakes somewhat of
the nature Of the climate,
Mr.. Qtha Wilkinson delivered some
rafting sermons last Sunday. One
was in a practical line, on drinking,
dancing and card playing, that more
ought to have heard. Though but a
young man his preaching shows rare
ability and composure, and he bids
fair to make his mark in the world.
Some of tho boys are talkIng of
taking q trip to Big Bend before 60
ing to the Worlds fair, as they are
afraid to tackle such a big place with
out going to some intermediate place
first.
~ Lots OF small grain is injured by
the drouth, and there will not be a
full crop no difference how much
rain we may have, but Mr.. Editor,
you had better not print this, as it
will injure the credit Of the state"
Don't be in rush about planting
corn, but wait and give the weeds a
chance to start and thus make that
many less to destroy RfteE the corn
comes up. The first of June is not
too late to list II you can do good
work covering up the weeds, while
four times out of five the best corn
that is raised is that which is planted
after the 10th Of May, These winds
will blow the bitches full Of weed
seed, which will start at once, while
the corn will be backward and STUFFED
if planted now. Just wait and see,
A successful rain maker would be
very popular just now.
Miss Minnie INLAND, graduate of
a music school, has come from Hi
nois for the purpose of giving lessons
in instrumental music, but she feels
as blue as the oldest settlers, as the
dry weather is making her scholar
go back on her HAYsEE,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-04-20

From the above statement it will be
seen that of the receipts of the fair a
good proportion goes back to the peor
Pile who pay their money for tickets
OF the $685. paid out for speed ring
at least 5000 was paid to Phillips
county horses. The statement above
IS published to show to the people
just where the money goes. OF the
$l,55995 received all but $500 was
expended in this county. The new
association. if organized With the cap
ital proposed, will be free from debt
and will be able to pay still better
premiums. 1t is the desire of the
originators Of the new organization
to have the stock taken by the people
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-04-20
Deserving Praise.

We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling Or. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Dr.,
Kings New Lite Pills, Bucklen's Arnics
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as we'll
or that have given such universal salts.
faction. We do not hesitate to guaran.
tee them every time, and we stand ready
to refund the purchase proc, II satisfaG.
tory results do nat follow their use
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely ON their merits.
Usher Or Co,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-04-20

1t is truth in medicine that the
smallest dose thai performs cure is
the beat, DeWitt's Little Early Ris
eFs are the smallest pills, will per-
form the cure, and are the best.
Fisher q Co.
-PoULTRY WANTED I am now pre-
pared to pay the highest market price
for chickens, turkeys, ducks, geese
and eggs. Want all l can get. Will
pay cash j. D. CoUcH.
East side public square,
We have sold several thousand
acres OF land in the past year and
still have an abundance for sale. See
us before purchasing, as we have
some bargains left,
MCKAY & Lowe.
The George-Allen Marble Go.
Worksat Smith Centre. Mankato and
Norton, Kan. Main Office at Smith
Center, Kan,