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The morning call., 1894-07-08
The Buckle Fad.

According to an Eastern exchange. the
young women of New York City have
taken to a new fad, and that Is collecting
buckles. They prefer new buckle to q
box of bonb0nS or bunch of volets. and
when presents are not numerous their owr
allowance dimiuisheS with startling rapid.
ity. Cause.-The boom in buckles. The
dainty summer shiTt-w are, in a
measure, responsible for this buckle craze
They require q belt and the belt requires q
buckle.
The silver buckles are the most popular
They are long and narrow or round and
much Ornamented. Some are of filigree,
while others are plain or oXidZed. Buckles
Of black enamel inlaid with silver or gold
are effective upon a delicately tinted ribbon
belt. The gold buckles are beautiful
enough to warrant the price at which they
are sold. One represents gold hoor
around which snake has twlned Its body
The eyes are gliStening emeralds.
Plain gold buckles have the owner:
monogram engraved upon them. Among
the newest silver buckles are those inlaiC
wi tn pale blue enamel. Delicate buckle:
of tortoise shell are also seen this year in
laid with gold or enamel. The buckle;
which adorn the tennis oelt are sure some
where 10 show racquet. A new buckle
to be worn with a yachting gown is O
Roman gold shaped like an anchor, will
bronzed cords coiled about 1t. A dainty
buckle attached to white ribbon belt wal
formed OF a wreath of blue enamel forget
me-nots. Jewel boxes made especially TO
buckles are now being manufactured.
The morning call., 1894-07-08

The great railroad tie-up has very materially
affected the principal lines of sport OF the past
week. Besides the great event of the day, The
athletes wheelmen and spOrtsmen who are de
pended upOn 10 furnish amusement for those
who must remain III the city are at present en-
joying their summer vacations in various parts
of The country. and are not expected home for
a few weeks.
This is really the duh season of the year, so
far as sports are concerned, and there will be
nothing of much Importance TO chronicle until
next month, when the Olympic Club Will start
the ball rolling by big boxing tournament and
field day.
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IN order for whre cling.
On thursday last four
riders left this city for
Los Angeles with heavy
packages of letters which
were addressed o the
residents of several towns
eD route.
Tie wheel has certainly
proven It's value during
the days OF The strike,
and this is especially the
case with business men
who reside in The suburbs
OF Alameda. Oakland and
Berkeley. In fact those
men who could not pre-
viously see the advantage
| of cycling are now look
ing about for wheels, aud
/ in a few weeks hence the
! local army OF bicycliSts
Will be aJerlally
strengthened by a mum
Der OF raw recruits from
/ the business hOnses OF
this city and Oak land.
! Road runs into The
country are at present
the only features OF sport
enjoyed by wheelmen
The Alameda and Stock,
ton races on the 4th inst
were very successfully
carried out, and the con-
testants are now resting
preparatory 20 settling
down 10 a course OF train.
ing for the Bay City
Wheelmen's meeting at
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THE GUN.
Killing Deer and Duck Out of Season.
A CrVing Need.

The season when 1t will he lawful 10 shoot
deer in some counties is now at hand, and s
there are many sportsmen who are at present
puzzled somewhat as TO what changes have
been made by the Supervisors the following
news may prove Of interest. The deer season
opens on July l in Del NOrte, Humboldt,
Monterey and San Diego counties; Santa Clara
County, July 2; Los Angeles. San MateO. Ma
rin, san Luis ObisDo Tehama, Shasta and Ven
Iura counties, July 10; Alameda, July 20; So
noma. July %, and Napa, July rs.
1t seems strange, Notwithstanding the many
warnings that young sportsmen receive con-
cerniug deer-shooting, theIe are always cases
of death by accident reported from some part
OF the country al the opening OF every season.
Most of the people who have been killed or
wounded in the hunting-tield were mistaken
by their companions and shot al for deer
while crawling through underbruSh. Acct
dents of this nature can always be avoided by
parties who go out on deer shooting eXDe-
diTion if a few moments conversation is held
before an entry into the deer country is made.
Each man should thoroughly understand his
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ROD AND CREEL.

Where Trout Are or the Strike-The
Salmon of This Coast.
There is some talk of the Fish Commissioners
restocking San Andreas Lake with Eastern
trout.
The Eastern trout. which are well known as
New Hamphire trout, would change color after
they had been one year In the lake and with the
exception of the formation of the head, which
is more blunt than that of the steelhead, they
could not be discerned apart.
The Eastern trout, as well as the steelhead,
The morning call., 1894-07-08

weighs ITO pounds. Recently t was used for
touring purposes. On it Il. NJ. Robinson, l.. b.
Graves, f. M. ConOver and George Cafferty. all
OF bicycle fame. made circuit around New
YORK. taking in Peekskll and other points.
Ihe difheulty IN devising such style OF
wheel was that the greet distance between the
wheels and the great weight OF the riders rem
dered 1t extremely liable TO breakdown. Ii.
therefore. had To be constructed on special
plan. lt has what is known as bridge frame
ana Is trussed up in the same way as brloge
is built.
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THE WHEEL.
Cyclists Who Are Delivering Mes
caoec Throuoh the Country

Since the trains run ming TO San Jose, Stock
ton, Sacramento and other interior towns ceased
TO move the wheeImen are kept busy deliver
ing orders and packages for business houses.
Several runs with papers and various assort-
ments OF luggage have been made during the
past week by expert wheelmen 10 Santa Cruz,
San Jose and such places where the roads are
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THE RAILROAD STRIKE

DOES NOT INTERFERE WITH THE TRIP TO
~ Saratoga Springs. Lake County, via S. f. and
n. Z. to Ukiah, thence by stage. Hunting and fish,
ing unsurpassed. Heaith-givtn mineral waters
beautiful groves, pure air lovely drives Table
and service une1celied Send for circular and in
formation TO Il. H. WAKEFIELD Proprietor Cali
fornia Hotel San Francisco. el SuWeFr I'm
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BERTRAND HOTEL, FOCAL OMA.

N. Z. Q. K. Il.
NEW F1RST-CLASS HOTEL, CONTAINING
AZ rooms, Handsomely furnished and fitted up
with all the latest improvem is: gas water large
dancing hall billiard room, croquet grounds
swings, ETC.: delightful climate fine trout fl ing
hunting: splendid drives to Bear Valley etc
Terms. So to 81 per week; special rates to tami-
nes JOS f. BERTRAND, Proprietor, Tocaloma
Marin County. ONCE, 327 Bush st s. f. Victor
w. Krauss agent. IvS SuWeFr I'm
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THE BICYCLE BUILT FOR FOUR.

we may hope that an exploration has beel
begun which will prove OF extraordinary Inter
est II carried lhrOugn.-LondOn Times,
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LAUREL DELL COTTAGES,

[ OVER BLUE ELAkES-BOATING BATHING
- huntlng, 1shing, etc: good table board terms
reasonable; S. i. n. P. railway to Ukiah; stage to
Laurel Dell; daily. except sundays h. NAM
BOLD. proprietor. Bertha T. o., Lake County
Cal ie17 w ErSn Ins'
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GLENBR0OK HOTEL, LAKE COUNTY.
A QUIET HOMELIKE RESORT, SITUATED
n at foot of Cobb Mountain, 5000 feet above
sea level: beautiful scenery; pure air, water:
hunting and fishing. Q. W. r. TREADWAY
proprietor. GienbrooKp. o, Lake County
apis Am SuWeFr
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS, LAKE COUNTY.
Round trip tickets. ts................ xS
Fine hunting, fishing and boating Beautifui
scenery. Post. express and telegraph Rates
reasonable. open all year. Write Tor illustrated
pamphlet J. CRAIG Manager apl6 TT SnW FIR
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HOW TO GET THEM.

Looking Forward-An imaginary Visit to
the Worlds Fair. Illustrated articles Dy
RiII Nve " WhitcOmb Riley and others,
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'I'j1;sssas 1;i',','' States Ss;1jIs Sss15sa.

6x9 REDUCED To Observation-Disclosures.
7xl1 With ruler, sponge, ~
5xl2( slate pencils ........... IO
The morning call., 1894-07-08

SALMON FISHING
Anglers desiring frst-class salmon fishing should
apply without delay for information TO H. W.
0GBURN at Camp Capitoa, or JOHN BUTLER
outter ST.. san francisco. jel0 I'm SuWe
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HOTFT, DEJ, MAD

HOTEL DEL MAR
ON THE BEACH. 90 MINUTES RIDE FROM
~ Santa Cruz; fine climate bathing rowing fsb
Ing; buses to trains children 50 so to So adults
Ss, nurses 50 per week special rates families and
soc,etles; table une1ceiled For particulars apply
TO Manager, Santa Cruz CAL, or Catholic Iadies,
Aid Society. r. 29. Maze building. s. Fa29SuW Ftf
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JERRY AM De MAN.
The Democrats Sure 10 Endorse Mr..
Simpson for Congress.

The democratic committee of the
Seventh congressional district met in
the city of Larned. Monday, May list.
There was a good representative
meeting from all over the district
After some discussion Hutchinson
was agreed upon as the place and Aug.
ust 9th as the time for holding the
congressional convention.
The committee took up the subject
of fusion VS. II straight ticket in the
Seventh district for the coming cam
paign, and from canvass of the
situation it was very clear that most
democrats i'll the Seventh district
would like to have Simpson reHomlna-
ted as he has shown by his votes in
congress that he was in close touch
with western democratic ideas, and
that with Jerry nominated by both
democrats and populists lie would be
sure winner. In discussing the
state ticket it was clear that unless the
populists give the democrats two places
on the ticket that the Seventh district
will be almost unanimous for the NOM
nation of a full democratic ticket; and
it is to be hoped that the pOpulists
will be far sighted enough to do this
and insure the defeat of the republican
ticket. P. A. PEARSON,
Edwards County Congressional Com
mitteeman
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THERE is talk Of suit in O,

THERE is talk Of suit in quo
soamanto being brought by Attorney
General Little to forfeit the charter of
the Santa Fe. The Attorney General
Says complaint has been made to him
that the Santa Fe has gone into the
coal business and obtained such a foot
hold rs to practically force individual
miners to the wall. s.it," the AttOr.
5ney General Gays, "this charge is true
the road has violated statutory pro-
vision that says railroad company has
right to operate coal mine for Its
own use, bnt not engage in the bust
ness for commercial purposes He
declares he will investigate the chaege
and if true act as the law directs. Ii
this thing can be regulated it would be
of untold benefit to the state of X IN
sas, for the price of coal would be
greatly reduced. The price of coal in
this country has been an outrage
always. The railroad, with its faciIi-
ty for transporting the coal after it is
mined, and the men and machinery to
the mines, could easily force individual
miners out, and then, having a monop-
oily of the coal output, charge us enor-
pous prices without resard to the cost
ri production.
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First Published April 9TH, 1894.
ROAD NOTICE,

Office of County Clerk, april 2sth, 1894.
state of Kansas county of Edwards:
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day
OF April, 1894, petition signed by j. J.
cocker and Twenty-Five others was presented
to the Board of County COmmiss oncrs of the
county and state aforesaid, praying for the
laying out and opening of a certain road,
described as follows, viz:
Commencing at the northeast corner of sec
ton 9. township rs, south. range Is. west.
thence west, north section line of section 6
to the quarter corner between sections g and
81, thence southwesterly to a convenient
place where it will intersect with the east
sand hill road. known as Road No. %
Wherenpon said Board of County Commits
sioners appointed the follow ing named per-
sons, viz: VIM. Craig. VIM. Gillard and Jas
per ArbOgast viewers, with Instructions
to meet. in conjunction with the county sur
veyor, at the ortheasr corEer of section 8
township Is. range Is, in Brown township, on
Thursday. the 9th day of May, A. D., 1894
and proceed to view said road and give to all
parties q hearing.
BY order OF the
Board of County Commissioners,
Is F. X. Hanson, County Cler
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The blizzard of May 18th was one
rof the worst of the season in some of
the Northern states. Many lives were
lost and thousands of dollars worth of
shipping destroyed OH the Great Lakes.
Men were lost in sight of the wharfs
at Chicago, terror-stricken people being
perfectly helpless i'll the awful storm.
The )ife-boats were capsized in the
seas and some of the life-saving crew
nearly persisted.
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CONGRESS will investigate the big
.arInor plate frauds of the CARNAGE
company. Two million dollars Is soon
due them on contract and one man
claims that steel plate on one of the
big cruisers has a blow hole in it eigh-
teen inches long into which he dropped
his card, and that if they will investi-
gate the matter he can identify the
piece by his card. We do not see how
Senators and Representatives can pass
over these things lightly. The build
ing of our navy Is costing us millions;
at least let it be fit for something when
it is finished.
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POPCi.lST CALL.

delegate convention of the Peoples Party
of Edwards county will be held in the city of
purpose of electing 5 delegates to attend the
state convention to be held in Topeka, June
18th. 1891. and delegates to attend the con-
ships in the county will be entitled to repre-
sentations Il; said convention US follows:
Kihsley. II,
LOgan3
Jackson =,
IreutOn 8,
Brown No. 2.,4.
Wayne 4.
Belpre 4.
Franklin
Lincoln q.
TIE. basiE for said representation ia one
delegate at large for each township and one
additional delegate TOR each III votes or ID ajOr
fraction thereof cast for II. q. kirke for
coroner. November 9Th, 1893. and it is recon-
mendei tnat the conventions Tor tine election
of delegates TO this convention be held in all
township in the county on the 2ith day of
May, at the regular voting places OF each
township, between the hours of and p. NJ,
except kinsley township, which we recon-
mend to be held at the court house, con-
1t is further recommended that all persons,
irrespective OF former party affiliations, who
believe in the free and unlimited coinage of
silver at tho ratio of 10 TO /, who believe in
more money and less taxes, who believe in
strict economy IN government affairs, who
lIeiieve i'll graduated income tax, who be-
Iieve i'll government ownership of railroads,
VINO believe the promises made by the gov
eru'nent TO Old soldiers when he enlisted be
strictly fulfilled, who believe that freight and
passenger rates il Kansas should be reduced
10 correspond with the reduced prices of
products OF labor, who believe that the wages
que railroad employees should be first lien
on all paoperty of the road, payable before
any otner claim, whether tho road is operated
by the company Or by receivers, and that no
Otiicer or stockhOlder OF any railroad should
be appointed receiver thereof. who believe
that tue legislation outlined herein will help
10 restore prosperity to the county and
enable thousands who are now rrampIns the
country in enforced idleuess to secure en-
ployment and enjoy the fruits thereof, be
invited 10 attend and participate in the pri-
maries and conventions.
BY Order OF Committee,
J. l. BRELSFORD, Chairman.
C. &. CORMACk, Secretary.
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First Published April 9th, 1891.
ROAD NOTICE.
nffno of Co,,pty f,Iork Anil oSt =

Office of County Clerk, a pril 26th. 1894
State of Kansas, county OF Edwards:
Notice is hereby given that Oh the 18th da,
of April, 1894, a petition signed by John a
Mott and IL others was presented 20 the
Board of County Commissioners Of the
county and state aforesaid. praying for tht
laying out aud opening of a certain road
described as follows, viz:
Commencing at the southwest corner q
section 81, township 25, south, range rs, west
thence north on intersecting line of sections
33 and "A, 2. and %, Fl and %, Is and Is 9 unc
10, and 4, to the northwest corner of sectio,
3. township 25, south, range Is, west. thence
north on intersecting line to sections 33 ara
81, township "a. south, range Is, west, to tht
northwest corner of section "a, township "A
south, range Is, west.
Whereupon said Board of County Commits
sioners appointed the following named per
sons. viz: John Domain, }, X. Manuel and
s. Peavy AS viewers, with instructions II
meet in incOnjunctiOn with the county sur
veyOr, at the northwest corner of section "a
township "A. south. range Is, west, i'll Wayne
township. on Monday. the 18th day of May
A. D., 1874 and proceed to view said road All;
give to oil parties II hearing.
BY order of the
Board of County Commissioners,
5-lS T. II. Hanson. County Clerk
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First Published April 27th, 1894.
ROAD NOTICE.

Office of County Clerk. April 10th, 1904
State of Kansas county of Edwards:
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day
of April, 1894, petition signed by John De
main and twelve others: was presented 70 the
ty and state aforesaid praying for the LAYING
out and opening of certain road, described
as follows, viz:
section g.. towns hip s6, south. range Is. west
thence north on intersectin9 line OF sections
81 and II, q and 30, II and IL, aid 8. and g.
to terminate at the northwest corner OF sec
ton 5. township IS. south, range Is. west:
siopers APPOINTED the following named per
sons, viz: John Mott. WIN; Craig and Tno y
meet, in conjunction with the county sur
veyor, at the northwest corner of section
township %, range Is, west. In Brown town
ship, on Wednesday. the 30th day OF May. A;
D.. 1894, and proceed to view said road, ant
give to all parties q hearing.
BY order of the
Board Of County Commissioners.
Sis r. H. Hanson. County Clerk
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First Published April 9th, 1884,.
ROAD NOTICE.

Office of County Clerk, April Goth, 1894
State of Kansas, county Of Edwards:
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day
of April. 1884, a petition signed by Henry
COpp and Il others, was presented to the
Boa I'd of County Commissioners of the county
and state aforesaid, praying for the laying
out and opening OF a certain road, described
as follows, viz.
Commencing at the southwest corner of
section 10, township q, south, range Ia, west,
thence east on intersecting line of sections
10 and 80, 20 and 90 u and %, % and ", % ard
70, "a and %. to terminate at the southeast
corner of section "a, township %, south
range 10, west.
Whereupon said Board of County Commits
sioners appointed the following named per.
sons, viz: VIM. Gillard, J. w. Wilson and Z.
P. MOrehead as viewers, with instructions 10
meet, in conjunction with the county sur
veyor, at the southwest corner of section 49,
township %, range 10, IN Logan township, on
Tuesday, the END day of May, A. D., 1894, and
proceed to view said road, and give to all
parties hearing.
By order of the
Board OF County Commissioners,
5-l8 +. H. Hanson, County clerk
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NOTICE.

County Clerks Office,
kinsiey, Edwards county. Kansas. May ., 1894
The board of county commissioners of 3D.
wards county, Kansas, will meet on the 4th
of June, 1894. as q board of equalization. At
said meeting the assessment of real estate and
personal property as returned by the assessors
of said county for the wear 1894 will be
equalized All persons feeling themselves
aggrieved can appear At said meeting and
have all errors appearing in the returns cor
re cited.
F. III. HANSON.
county clerk.
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First Published May 4th, 1s9i.-No. 16as.
SHERIFFS SALE.
In the district court of the Sixteenth Jud ical
District, I'm and for the county of Edwards,
in the state of Kansas.
Agnes L. VanOstrand, plaintiff,
VS..
Cyrus Roberts, Mary B. Roberts, the John d.
Knox Land & Investment Company and
the American Freehold Trust Company,
defendants.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued tn me
out of the district court aforesaid. in the
above entitled action, / will on Monday, the
4th day of June. 1894, at O'Clock p. M. of
said day at the front door of the court house
in the city of kinsley. in the county of Ed
wards, in the state of Kansas, offer at public
sale and cell to the highest and best bidder
for cash in hand. the northeast 4 Of section
twenty-five, township twenty-four, range
nineteen, west, of the sixth Principal Merid-
ian, lying and situated in the county of Ed
wards, in the state of Kansas. Sal d property
will be sold without appraisement to satisfy
said order OF sale.
d l. HEATH.
Sheriff Edwards county, Kansas
L Seabrook. attorney for plaintiff. 81
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DR.. s. F. Scott. Blue Ridge, Harrison
county. Missouri, says: "FOr whoop-
ing cough Chamberlain's cough rem
ecy is excellent" BY using it freely
the disease is deprived of all dangerous
consequences. There is no danger In
giving the remedy to babies. % and
80 cent bottles at Porter's,
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THE general opinion in the East is
that Pennsylvania, the pride of the
gold-bugs and the high protective tariff
barons, is going to slide into the ranks
of the progressive. and insert silver
plank in the state republican platform.
SenOtOr Don Cameron is said to be the
leader in this reform movement in the
keystone state,
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Bucklen's Arnlca 6alve.

The Best SalYe in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum,
fever sores, letter. chapped hands
chilblains, corls and all skin eruptions,
and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. 1t Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction OF money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale at
Porter's.
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First Published April z7tt, 1894.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

The state of Kansas. Edwards county, IS:
In the Probate Court in and for said coun-
ty.
In the matter of the estate Of Henry Nc
kjbben. deceased
Creditors and all other peraons interested
that shall apply at the next term OF the Pro-
bate Court. in aud for said county. sitting at
wards, state of Kansas, on the 10Th of May,
A D., 1894. for a full and anAl settlement Of
said estate.
DUDLEY POSEY,
Administrator of the estate Of 81 onry McKib-
ben, dcceaaed. sig
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AT last the resolution to investigate
the sugar frauds in the Senate has
gone through, and we shall have all
explanation of why the United States
senators knew 50 well just when to
invest in sugar stock SO us to make
.mOLey.