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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD.
Station correr of Sixth and B streets.
In Effect f2:Ol am, August IT, 1896.

-
In Effect f2:Ol am. August IT. 1906
1f1 AN S A and n1SI s:
1888 s% f
s. LouI. G.,eiand and Toledo. Buffet TsrIOr
1880 !, FAST I1SE NE; ma, BUFF. Ess,s,
so PM Chicago AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
R nI man Buffet BUFFET PaElor Car to Harrisburg SLEEP
80 r w Iiys 81 su,,m.D Sleep
7:lS P;M: s9G!HWfksrEnS EXPRESS Pullman lima,
PM H'1PsisHHFf c to E Snfhsst Sleep
7i S5, AM , fGr Kane. canan1s Rochester and
1870 AN. for Einra and Remove daily. except excel
Sunday: For Lock Haven weekdays and Will
s%nHfKi ssp Buffalo
Siasara Falls daily except Saturday. With sleep.
1910 P-A:- for Erie, Canandsgua Rochester. Buff
fato and Niagara Falls daily. Sleeping Car Wash
inSton to Elmira.
400 o fE 1SEt 1 1Ba Fl East daily
has pilr Cars Nth Pn r Car S Sm o
E,ington, 4 NJ. IS:4s. s:l5. 40 6: 10. 1900 and
ioo 81 sS'4 tai lSn, %nnz ta1
PIE s:15. 4:2o. $40. 1000 and l:s5 Pm
foF Ihlladelpfia only, Fast Express, oo An;
week days Express. 1918 week days 29i o., ana
40 An weekdays and 3:15 T. NJ: daily.
Saratoga Express 0urlor Carl, 900 AM Week
days
For Baltimore. s:25. 700. 100. $50, 900 1000.
1920 leo and IL so AM. l2:15 12:45. 2:ol
315. $40 a 90 IiniteD, 40. i.S6. 80 6:o9
$40. 40. 1000. 1910, II rs and IL 80 r
on sunday: 200. 7:20. 900 9:05 1920 II 10
AN, 12:15. 1:i5. 2:0. 3:15, $40 a 90 i-lnit.'il
40 $40. sos. $40 7:10. 1000. 1910 and IL 80
For PoDe's Creek Line, TO AN; and 4;as PM.
For Annapolis 7:2O, 900 AM, 12:1o and 70
I'm daily except Sunday. Sundays. 900 All
Atlantic Cost Line Express 40 AN. a:4s T. NJ.
daily: luchmOnd only. 1851 AN. week days; At
lSnta Special. Via Richmond and Seatoard Air
tico. T:45 An. daily. and 425 PM. week day
For Alexandria. 40. 745 1851 AM, 3: 10 .,
80 IN. On Sunday at i:3o, 7:45 AN, 5:46
Leave Alexandria for Washington 6:43, 500. 10: %
AN. 3:2s. I'D. 1882 PM. On Sunday NJ CAB.
los AM, I'D. 1852 PM.
SEASiIORE CONNECTIONS
rail rcue,. II 100 AN. weekdays 3:l5 and L :s5
Pm. daily; tvia Market Street Wharf. 900
days. l2.45 and II 30 PM. daily.
For Cape May. 1000. II 90 AN. 1913 Pm. week
days. II :35 PM daily.
Ticket Offices corner Fifteenth and G streets and
at the s'sticn, Sixth and B streets. where orders
NJ PROVOST. j. R. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
au1Y
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
THROUGH THE GRANDESr SCENERY IN
AMERICA. ALL TRAINS vESTIBUIED,
ELECTRIC LIGHTED. STEAM HEATED. ALL
MEALS SERVED IN DINING CARS STA
TON SIXTH AND STREETS
Schedule In effect May IT, 1896.
2:2O Pm. DALY-Cincinnati and ST. Louis Spe-
c'.l.Soiid train for Cincinnati; Pullman sleeper.
TO Cincinnati. Lexington. Louisville India pol lis
and ST. Louis without change. Connects at Gov
iDgton. Va. for Hot Springs. Parlor cars Cincin-
natl to Chicago.
II 81 PM DAILY-F. " Ilmited-soid train
for Cincinnati Pullman sleepers to CINCINNATI
Lexington and Lcgisville without, change. Pull.
change. Tuesdays. Thursdays and saturdays. Daily
connection for the Springs. Observation car
Sleepers Cincinnati to Chicago and ST. Louis
1O:37 AM. EXCEPT sUNDAY-via Richmond
for Old Point and Norfolk. Only rail line
go PM. DAILY-For Gordonsvflle Cha rIotte.
vile. Staunton and for Richmond. daily excens
Sunday.
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Objo
ofnces. 513 and 1921 Pennsylvania avenue ITO II
st. NV, and at the station.
Fl. W. FULLER,
myfs General Passenger Agent.
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RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON. ALEXANDRA AND Mt. VERNON
RAILWAY.
From Station, 1874 st. and Fcnna ave.

In effect July 20.
10. 70 1912 t1 Il SOL As sa. az s
PAS s. r. ;es , .!as ~ j sS s
1905 pm. FROM ALEXANDRIA tDaily)-3:E,.
6:25. 7:05, 7:20 ex. 500. $40 eI.. 0. TO- II. II
am:l .2, g. T. 4:45. $50 9. 7. S. o, 10; II pm.
49, a;2l Al. so; e;2l III s21 9 I'll;
Z am; i. 2. 8. 4:iS pm. FROM MOUNT YER;
$50; ii :ss izss 1;ss s:ss aas SSs
BIZ sH5;E.1o H. - an; & , 3 Az s aSh
AQuEDUCT RRIDiE.-11:35. 12:35 am: :35.
2:35. 1895. 4:35. o:35, 6:35, 735. 1895. 9:35 pr
FoR ARLINGTON AND AoUEDucr BRIDGE
Gsundaysl-9:SO. 1890. 1880 AM: 1880. 10.
FROM ARLINGTON AND AouEDucT BRIDGE
800; i;oS. sos. Sos: 1905: sos. e:os pm. Fol-;
RIVERSIDE PARK Daily.l-1o. II. II am; /,
II 90 Am; 1905. f:O5. 2:O5. 1905. 4:05: 500.
sos. 7:OJ. sos. 905 pm. FROM RIVERSIDE
PARk:-l1 :35 an: 1888, :35, 2:35. 3:3I. 4:3.'.
6:35, $780, 93O, 1890 I'm. SUNDAY-12 AIN. !;
], z 3, !: s. 6: Z. g. 0. 10. II PIN.
G. F. ABBOTT. GEO. II. PHILLIPS.
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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CFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIS
trict of Columbia, Washington, August II. 1895
Sealed proposals will b. rrrci" ii at this Office
until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, SATURDAY,
AUGUST TWENTY s III 'DNU, 1896, for furnishing
and setting eighty $50, GU-foot telegraph
poles within the city limits. All necessary in
formation. including specifications. may De Obj
tanned at the Office Of the superintendent Of the
Telegraph and Telephone Service. ut 4Gi I.ouis-
iaiE avenue. JOHN ". ROSS. GEORGE TIL ES-
DELL. CHAS. +. POWELL, Commissioners, d. &.
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To Keep Baby Cool,

so 1t won't mind the heat EVANS TALCtM
POWDER. Nothing like 1t for red. itching skin.
chatting and prickly heat Plain perfulned. Zoe.
IoX.
Evans Drug Store, o38 F St. &h Eessil.
au15-6d
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PROPOSALS..

OFF, f OF TIE COMMISSIONFIS j. g.. WASH
insion, D. C.. August Il. 1sH; Sealed proposals
will he received IT this Office until TWELVE
UCIU X NOON. AUGUST TWENTY SEVENTH
1886 for laying cement sidewalks. Blaik forms
of proposals and specifications. together with all
necessary inf"rma, i"n may lee obtained at thu.
office of the Engineer Commissioner D. &. JOHN
W. ROSS GEORGE TRl 'ESI,EII, CIIAS. F.
ItDWEII.. Commissioners. u. C. nul5-6t
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ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE ROOMS
Separate apartments; light, dry and clean;
building put up for the purpose. 1407 & ST. NV.
Special rates to army ard navy people.
au1 I'm {. G.. SLOAN & Co, ProprietOrs.
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SEQ KF.rAII'S OFFICE. SENATE OF TIE
United Stairs. Washington. August IT, 1876 -
Sealed proposals will lee received at this ,h.,
uriil TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, SEPTEMBER
TENTH. ls.& for furnishing Stationery for the
oi The SENATE of tn" United States for the
fiscul year Blank forms OF proposals. showing
tie quantity and quality OF each article and the
form nf bond to be signed bv the bidder AMI
suretirs. will be furnished III appli'a ton this
Office. Proposals sh"nld TIC indors"d Proposals for
Stationery Tor the Senate and be directed 20
the S"rrytirv OF the ScHatc. Washington ID. q.
Proposals and sp", nirIs must 10. l.iN cred this
Office. free of ,nrgr. WNf. X. cox Secretary Of
the Saratc of the United States au1O-laWfw
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United STATES SENATE WASHINGTON. d. c.
Sealed proposals for fuel for the United States
VIII he r"c, I'VE nj III, , c' of tn" Sergeant
arms of the Iai.d States Senate Until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NOOK. On THE EIGHTEENTH DAY
OF AUGUST, 1896. and ut that L"ur opened in
tn" pr, s,nce of those bidders who elect to be
present, viz: Two thousand tons, less,
OF best extra hard White Ash Anthracite Coal.
small furnace size. screened and free from all
impurities; also fifteen tons. more less of sail
less, Of Lee White Ash Coal. free from ali i'm
puri,i"s, stove size: ais" hundred cords
lengths sawed from timber instead Of chopped.
said timber to have been cut between October
and December 81, 1855. clean and free from
kI OTIS and split 10 medium size also che hundred
and sixty cords, more or less. of best Split Pine
wood. straight. elem and free from knots: also
ed coke. All coal to he weighed and all wood
and coke to he measured sawed and split. and
all coal. coke and wool to lie stored in the vaults
Of til, Senatc wing of the Capitol (which
op"a to tn" inspection of bidders Mt the expense
Ct the contractor. All to he delivered and stored
Mt s'i.h times and in such quantities may lie
ordered 10y the undersigned. All coal TO be loaded
in III. carts for delivery with forks and not
measure the wo"d and coke at the capitol build
ing at the expense Of the contractor; also to re-
jcct any or all proposals. or to accept or reject
amy proposal for any of the above items IS
served by the undersigned. Each bid must he ac-
romr.ni"l hy the certified check of The bidder
for $40, payable to the order OF the financial
clerk of the Senate. to he forfeited to the United
States upon the failure refusal OF the bidder
checks to be returned TO bidders whose bids are
Lot accepted immediately, and to bidders whose
bids are accepted upon execution by each of
them OF contract in accordance with these spc
thcatiohs Fuel furnished the ST nate during the
fiscal year ending June 30. 1897. will be i.>pcrr-
ed and weighed measured by an cInploye OF the
Scmt". 10 be designated by the s,Igrant-
of the Senate, and for This inspection charge
will be made to the contractor. lids should be
irdors,d Proposals for Fuel and addressed to
the $ 'rgcal II t-arnS United StntcS Senate. Il. !
hRlGi.I; Sergeant farms United States Senate.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY N. j.

LITTLE pRsaHTox. HerEI. AND RrssrAURANT,
SO. Carolina ave. and Beach. Full Oceun view.
Home comforts. Terms reasonable 8. A.
SCIlWEISFOkT, formerly the board walk.
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COLONIAL COTTAGE Mrs. A. L. Crawshaw,, Co.
lGnial Beach. Va. opp post oacc. near beach.
information at Room 20. McGin bldg, 812 NV
jy24-tf
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TUDOR HALL, ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.; SEA ENI
South Carolina aYenue.
Mrs. NJ. II. THOMAS
au5-26t Formerly Of Baltimore.
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THE CLIFrON.-CORNER ATLANTIC AND con
nectcut ayes. Homelike, wide piazzas. Enter
tains 40. Terms, 81 to $40 per week; $3.50 t.
81 per day. Circular mailed. Mrs. +. NJ. COPE
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TIRE. SI'Ki DEPARTMENT.. OFFICE SUPER
NiSing Architect. Washington. D. g., August l.
lso6 Sealed proposals viii be received at this
Office until TWO O'CLOCK PM. on the TWEEN
TEETH DAY OF AtG''Sr. 1886. and opened I'M
mr,li:itely thereafter. for all thr labor and mate
rails required for the repairs, ETC. to the heating
apparatus and power plants IN fhe u. :. Trcan
ury Department hrlldn.. tie Ninler building AM
Ia. I:utler building. at Washington. ID. C.. in
accordance with the spcc.tcat ions, copies IF which
he had ut this office. Each bid must be ac-
c'mpanir 10y certified check for sum not less
than 10 per of the amount of the proposal
The right is reserved 10 reject any or all bids and
waive any defect informality in any bii
should IL he deemed In the interest uf the govern
ri"nt z" do so. All proposals received after the
time stated for opening will be returned 10 III"
bidders Proposals must h' incoSrd in envelopes
sealed and marked Proposal for the Repairs 20
Heating in the Treasury. Winder and Butler huiiI
iI.gs. Washington. ID. c.. and addressed 10 WM
MARTIN AIKEN. Supervising Architect. au;'eot
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Grand Atlantic Hotel.

TIE ALBEMARLE AND COTTAGES.
Virginia ave-, close to beach. Atlantic City.
n ]. Location central and attractive. Hotel re-
plete with all excellencles. Cuisine and service
!h. highcs, standard. Capacity, $50 Illus: cd
booklet mailed upon application The terms are
reasonable. CHARLES f. COPE.
jeI2J2t
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Mrs. Marcia Hopkins Jumped From
the Aqueduct Bridge.
A DESPERATE ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE
She Received No Injuries and Now
Desires to Live.
GENERAL NEWS AND GOSSIP

Mrs. March V. Hopkins. a white woman.
made desperate attempt to commit sui
eide yesterday morning about II O'Clock
by jumping from the AqIeduct bridge into
the Potomac Her plans were frustrated.
however, and inside of half an hour after
the leap the woman was placed in a cell
at the seventh precinct station. and held
to await the appearance of her family.
When first incarcerated she bewailed tn.
fact that she was not Successful in the
att' mpt TO end her existence. and stated
that she had made up her mind To take her
own lie. A few hours of meditation iu
the cell appeared to have a salutary cf-
iect, and when released the woman stated
that one experience was enough for her.
and that she would live as long as Go 1
permitted her
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OUR CANDIDATE.

Benjamin Franklin Milton was born
mt Plymoth, LII; August l3 1856. He
removed, with his, parents. to Clinton
Henry county Missouri, at the age of
II, where he followed the occupation
OF nursery man and farmer u few
years, after which he took up the
study Of law and WAS admitted to the
bar ut Clinton in August, $780, on
his 25 birthday. In December, 1880
he was married at Wooster Ohio and
early in 1881 opened law Office in
clinton.
He was elected public administrat-
or of Henry Coeaty in 1882. In Sept.
1888, he renewed with his wife
and infaut son to Dodge City, where
they have since resided, tlse family hav-
ing been increased to four by the ad-
vent of daughter now aged 10 years.
Mr.. Milton at once began to pract.
ice ut his profession and was soon re.
cognized AZ one Of the leading members
Of the bar IN Ford county. which
then embraced Il good portion of what
is now known as south west Kansas.
During 1894 and 1895 he was coun.
q attorney of Ford county. aischarg.
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GOVERNMENT LAND.

Probably the last great chance to
to secure quarter section of good
farming land under the homestead
law will be ut the opening OF the
Chippewa Indian reservation this
spring, which comprises the majority
Of land in about fifty townships and
will furnish excellent homes for thou
sands of people. But little is know,
concerning this opening by tile general
pablic ter the reason that Congress
wisely provides in the Act opeaing the
reservation to settlement, for publica-
ton Of the notice OF opening in but two
papers in tise United States, both of
which are near the land in question.
THIS will efectualIy shut out specu-
Tutors and land sharks and gives the
bona -fide settler who is informed a
much better chance to secure a gOod
homestead. An effort Is being made
to furnish all necessary Information
tO all honest Iutent settlers, which
Can be obtained by addressing at once
DEPARTMENT OF INFOKMArIoN,
600 Calumet Bldg, Chicago Ill.
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ROAD NOTICE.
First Published May /, 1895.

State of KaLsas. county OF Edwards, Onice of
county clerk. May l, 1898.
Notace u herby given that on the 18th day
OF April 1895 Q petition aligned by J. g. Fletcher
and Is others, was presented to the board Of
county commissioners Of the county and
state aforesaid, praying for the viewin6. loca-
ting. laying out and vacaGing Of Z certain
road. described as follows. viz:
Beginning on the north line Of section town
1t point midway between the northeast cor.
ner and the northwest corner OF said section
tunntnG thence south along the half section
ffne 10 the center OF said section 3 thence
turning At right angles and runnlng west
along the half.sectton limo to the west side of
said section o.
And further Jour petitioners pray that the
Following described read be vacated, viz:
Beginning 1t the same point sbovo deoeri-
bed running ehence weos along tho section
nne betveen sectionS tuWu1hip - ysR0e Is
northwest ou9aeF. Ut eafd ooctiIn,8 thence
eOoth - right a1&ses along the section line
between section township 26 range u and
secsion township Is range 10 to the haif-sec-
tion line. -
Whereupm said board of onunty commits
sioners appointed the following named per.
sons. viz:
G. Kirk as viewers, with instructfOnst to meet
in conjunction with the county surveyor, .,
the northwest corner Of northeast 4 section
Tuesday the 2nd day of June A. D. 1896, and
proceed to view said road, and give all par
ties q hearing.
BY order OF tue Board of County Commits
sfOners. ALBERT +. ADERHOLD.
59 County Clerk.
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ROAD NOTICE.
IRoad Record No. E5I

First Publication, May sth. 1895.
Office of County Clerk. State Of Kansas.
County Of Edwards. May sth 1895. Notice g
here by given, That ON the 18th day of April
ls983a petition signed by Edw. G.. Thorwfth
and sixteen others. was presented to this
Board of County commissioners Of the Coun-
ty and state aforesaid, praying for ths Sur
veying. Viewing and Laying out of a CERTAIN
road, described as follows, viz: Commencing
at the east end OF the River Bridge on
section rs twp q range 10 for place OF be9in-
ming. Thence nOrtheasterly 70 the northeast
corner of section 35. thence northeasterly
to the crossing Of the c. K. & w. X. X,
thence northeasterly to the section line
between section "a and 25 thence northeast
erly to- the section line between Is and "a
thence enOrtheasterly to southwest corner Of
section thence east on section line between
section and l79 and 16 to interesect with
Road 100. Whereupon. said Board Of county
Comm issioners appointed the following
named persons. viz: Chas. Guild. Robt. g.
Kirk ana w. II. Gilard as viewers, with in
structi n to meet, In conjunction with the
County Surveyor, at the east end OF River
Bridge in section So twp "a, range 10 in kius-
ley township. on Tuesday the 9th day of
June A. D. 1895 and proceeds to view said
road and give to all parties hearing.
By order OF the .
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Albert +. Aderhold.
SIS County Clerk
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Condensed Testimony

Chas. B. Hood, Broker and Manuf-
acture's Agent, Colombus, Ohio, cert
fies that Dr.. Kings New Discovery
has no equal as a Cough Remedy.
J. D. Brown, Prop. ST.. James Hotel,
Ft. Wayne, Ind, testlties that he was
cured of Cough of two years stand.
ing. caused by La Grippe, by DR..
Kings New Discovery. b F. Mer.
ril, Baldwinsville, Mass. says that he
has used it and never knew it to fail
and would rather have it than
any doctor because it, always cures.
Mrs. Hemming, 222 E. % ST., Chicago
always keeps it at hand and has nc
fear Of Group, because it instantly re-
ieves. Free Trials Bottles at Porter
& Co.'S Drug Store.
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EELL.SAURG.

>0AAs0AS4AS
Weather windy and dry.
Crops looking @nGsnally well fox
the time Of year.
+ The health Of the community Is
perfect.
Everybody's wind mill is industr-
osisly irrigating.
e. d. Taylor was doing business in
the neighborhood last week in the
insurance line.
Several farmers have x1good deal of
corn to replxnt the cut-woIms having
taken to deep bite.
The Blue Jay social went OF on
Friday evening very successfully
indeed. :
"a Thero was.a god attendance xnd
Esvery body was veil entertained, quite
an Interesting program WIS s,reaider-
ed. The music WIS excellent. The
naughty boys behaved exceedingly
well aud every ching went merry as
a marriage bell, and sooth to say the
Sunday School is richer by $2.63
Miss Nettie Rerring, one OF our
School ma'ams has returned from Rush
where she has been attending school
since hers closed.
Ira Tam is we'll satisfied with his
new location, there being plenty of
grass and water for his cattle.
howard Reoder closed. his school
last Friday. Dinner ut the school
house with plenty of candy was enjoy
ed by all, Howard and his mother and
father will soon be leaving the peigh-
hood for Kinsley where Howard will
engage i'll the broom business this
summer.
J. E. Fisher is farming on quite an
extensive scale he has from seven to
ten horses in the field every day and
from three to four men. But Am
thinking both men and horses will get
a rest if 1t does not rain soon.
Sol Brown has gone to house keep
ing. He is living at the Cramblet
place.
Every boy is inquiring why John
Booker likes to GO church so well of
late. It is presumed it is because he
likes to sit by Fannie Potter. !.
There will be a social at w. w. Shan
mons on Saturday evening at which all
may bring pound of whatever art
icle they choose from pound Of salt
to II pound sterling. All these
pounds are for the benefit of the Rev.
Mr.. Myers our preacher.
1t is plain is to he seen though sad
to relate that some one has runIoff with
S. r. Kintner's girl.
John Hays is trying the delights of
farming this summer. AS John tas
made n success OF most things he has
undertaken it ia to be -j.cped that ne
will do so IL this case.
The family Of J.H. purlev have
moved onto the Dell Elliott place anu
will farm it this summer.
4 NEWMAN
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SOUTH BROWN.

The worst windstorm of the season
last tuesday.
This is bad weather for cut worms
which are doing considerable damage.
Some of the early wheat and rye is
already coming into head.
Corn planting is about done.
Harry Hixion's team broke loose
from the rack At Bethel School house
last Sunday and ran home distance
of about three miles, fortunately do
ing no damage except to spill seat
and jug of water from the hack to
which they were hitched.
/. e. w. Scott has made his early
garden. and expects to finish gather
ing corn this week, and will then be
ready to enter the campaign rs soon
nominations are made.
Prof. Manuel of Wendell was i'll
the Bethel neighborhood last Sunday
seeing how much some of his pupils
had forgotten about the singing he
taught them last winter. His visit
was entirely ''busines" of course.
John Hargadain is the happy father
of another baby girl and now wishes
that we had female suffrage" in
Kansas.
Ben Wise is making the dust fly ut
Charlie Scots. Ben is good hand
and would be especially valuable in a
in u dairy.
From latest reports Cripple Greek
and Victor are wonderful good places
to stay away from.
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How to Treat a Wife

First, get wife; second be patient.
You may have great trials and perp-
lexities i'm your business but .io not
therefore, carry to your home cloudy
contracted brow. Your wife may
have trial, which, though of less mag
nitude, may be hard for her to bear.
A kind word, a tender Look. will do
wonders chasing from her brow all
clouds of gloom.-ro this we would
add always keep bottle of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy in the house.
1t it is best and is sure to be need
ed sooner or later. Your wife will
then know that you really care for her
and wish to protect her health. For
sale by Porter & Co.
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Land Omoe at Dodge City, Kansas. April
3rd. 1875.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has nled notice Of his intention
TO mako final proof in support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Probate Judge of Edwards county, Kansas At
Kinsley, Kansas, on May 18TH, 1895 viz ::
isaac Bowers H.. Z. No. 10e73 L. 8.
for the SEA o. ne< Of sec 10 % Of & 10 "
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continaous residence upon. and
cultivation of, said land, viz: william Long,
Of Prattsburg. KNnsas; David Peterson, of
Havilland, Kansas; Casper Shook, of Ban-
Ock. Kansas; James j. Monaghan, of Ban
Ock, Kansas.
s l6 JNO. I. LEE.
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