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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-15
EXTENSION CASES POSTPONED.
Large Sumber of landowners ut
the City Hall.

In response Co notices put out by the
District marshal. notifying landowners
IN the remaining forty five Subdivisions Ot
the highway extension, about roo people
assembled in the corridors and cOurtrOOms
Of the city hall this morning. As many
as could crowded into equity courtroom
No. 1 where Judge Cox was scheduled TO
hear the cases The court, however, an
nounced that ia consideration OF tho
fact that there was only one judge sitting.
he could not possibly find time To preshie
at the hearings, and therefore the cases
were postponed until October A.
Tie subdivisions represented were all
in the first section, except 'Ingles Idle" and
'.Dennison and Leigbtot's," in which dam
ages have already been assessed by the
Jury VI appraisers
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-15

The charming sitBs lion developed i'm the
Khndike country. and on the trails nc
tween Dawson City and the coast, at last
has forced the Administration to an at
tempt al action The matter was earn
estly discussed at the Cabinet meeting
yesterday. and IL was determined 10 or
ganiz6 measures for relief The prt.iso-
sition is 10 stnd two attachments of trcops
Of fifty men each, one to remain ON tie
c,rast, TIC oihe: 10 push for the interior.
Also it Is intended TO relieve Americans
in the KIondike Valley 10y packing in food
supplies There being no appropriation
to cover such al adventure, Secretary nf
War Alger offers to pay the expenses out
of his private means, trusting 10 the Cou-
gress to reimburse him. This Is generous
the country viii appreciate it, bit the
whole business looks like locking the stable
door after the horse has been stolen TO
indulge in an entirely original remark.
How IN the name of common sense the
Se,ctary OF War is 10 get supplies up Ia
Daws,n. now that he river is frozen ever,
passes our comprehension The good man
draws upGn his experience OF winters in
the Michigan aineries, and talks glihly Of
Keeping trails open and ha rd by the fire
quent passage uf dog s.edge trains
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Medal of Honor to George Marsh

Medal of Honor tn George Marsh.
The President has awarded a medal of
honor to Mr. George Marsh, OF this city
At Els River, Tenn, July 2, 1853, this
soldier. then sergeant In Company ID, 1O4th
illinois Volunteers, volunteered To lead
a small party and dislodge the ebemy's
skirmishers from a stockade commanding
the crossing. Exposed 10 heavy artillery
and musketry fire, the detachment adj
vanced, captured the stockade, and saved
the bridge. Sergt- Marsh received the
thanks OF the brigade commander for this
service. He was subsequently twice wound
ed In battle and permanently disabled
thereby.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-15

An Ohio boy has evolved renarka BILE
scheme, which is said 10 work perfectly,
for the abolition of stray cats. When the
inhabitants of his town have cats that
they want TO lose, they bring them
to this small boy, and he puts the cat in
q basket attached to a parachute, which
para chute is fastened to a gigantic kite.
When the kite has risen to a height of
about 5000 feet the boy pulls the string,
which detaches the parachute from the
kite. and the animal sails down to earth
half mile or 50 from home. The tumble
said to bewilder the cats geogra phical
faculties so that IL cannot find its way
back, although the parachute causes IL to
strike the earth gently and without
tphySiceD shock. The people in this boys
native town doubtless think they are doing
a merciful thing in thus disposing OF their
stray pussies, but considering the life of
homeless cat In the average town, one
is moved to think that the old fashioned
bag with stone in 1t. dropped into a
pond. is about as merciful. after all.
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4 Handsome Dividend.

The board. of directors OF the Mergen
thaler Linotype Company met in New York
yesterday and declared quarterly divi-
dend of SIS per share. As between 10000
and Co., 100 shares of this stock are held in
Washington, this unusually large .livi
dend will please good many people
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-09-15

Delaware River Bridge Route,
The only allraii route TO Atlantic City.
Pennsylvania Railroad the only line run
ming through trains. Extraordinary ex-
cursion Saturday and Sunday next.
se16- 4t-eiu
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The Only Through Trains
To Atlantic City are run by the Pennsyl
vania Railroad- Delaware River Bridge
route. Great excursion next Saturday
and Sunday. So round "trip. se15-4t-em
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Great Britsin'e punitive expedition
against the mort hern tribes OF India.
although amounting TO a force OF SO 600
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$500 Excu rsion to Philadelphia and
Return via Pennsylvania Railroad.
Sunday, September Is. se15-4t-em
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Tedious Transfer Through Phiia-
delphia Avoided.
Through trains to Atlantic City. Penn
sylvania Railroad, great excursion next
Saturday and Sunday. sel54t-em
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Circulation atemcut.

Communications intended for publication
IN TIE Times should be &c se'y and P'oaRtg
,Yittcn and must IN ali cases be accompanied
Ir fhe mann end a;dress o. ths acriter Re
iecsed communications tciR no. b. preserved,
and o,,sy manuscripts Of oboio1s Importance
aiH be returned TO their authors.
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saJ this season TO the MiSses-but it
is characteristic WOrd-a quality
word at price offerings that have
made this store popular with maids
and NATIONS We've hurried in two
lots OF Refers 90 have them ready
for school and they keep step with
the Boys ClOtning-a special prices.
100 Girls Double breasted Novel
IS Refers. in medium weight, with
large sailor collars, trimmed with
W bite military braid, and brass
bottoms. deep facings OF the Refer
material. Choice OF Cadet Rlue,
Navy Blue. Green and OK Blood,
the four leading shades OF the sea-
son. No better girls Refer has
ever been offered in this city for
81 than these And what do We
say? For three Gs En
days at ....-..... ~tB~~
A lot Of Girls genuine Scotch
Novelty CheyiOt Refers. In four
shades and combinations. big sailor
collars trimmed with white military
braid: cut with Empire hack the
cutcst little outside garment you
Will find la all this seasons many
features And IL is an IS quality
offered For three @ nn
days at ....... 0OsOO
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800 Boys All Wool 8 hort Pants f1 0c
Suits but better Suits than you ,Dl. 10
can find in the small shops, and
pin and needle stores" for 81 80 or SLID,
or even So. Better made heater patterns
and every thread / s wool: extra buttons.
Refer style, with braid trimming on sailor
collar and cuffs, fit ages to 3, with
double brea sted jackets, fit ages 8 to IS.
They're not So Suits, but They're honest
value, and you're not asked To pay 81 for
them, either.
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BELPRE ITEMS.

]. NJ. Lewis was in Belpre last week
soliciting subscriptions and job work.
Married. Larned, Kansas. Sept.
%, John r. Johnson, of MacksvIlle.
and MISS Emma COlyer, of, Belpre
township. Immediately after the mar
riage they went to MI. j Johnson's home
in Pawnee county. The parties are
well known, and it is the wish of the
Graphic correspondent that the future
may be as bright as the outlook prom
ises.
Married. Pawnee county, John
Anderson and Miss Hattie Posey. Our
best wishes go with them.
G. "A. Lester was over to Kinsley
Saturday, to attend Teachers meet
ing.
Several of our citizens went over to
Neeland's grove to attend the Free
Methodist camp meeting.
f. Brown and Everett Cudney were
over to kinsley, Saturday, on busi-
ness.
Mr.. Tuttle, of Macksville, has rented
the land where Mr.. Carter now lives,
and is putting it into wheat.
y dance at the Rockefeller house
Saturday and the customary pleasant
time reported.
Tramp Abroad.
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OLD SOLDIERS CELEBRATE.

There was another "Old Soldiers"
dinner st Comrade VIM. Miller's near
| Belpre last Saturday. Owing to the
| fact Mr.. Miller lives rather remote
! from most of the old comrades, the
attendance was not quite so large as
usual, but those who were so FORUM
ate as to be able TO attend We're dOub-
| ly repaid by the reception and enter
tainment accorded them. Mrs. Miller
is noted cook and fairly out-did her
| self. If comparisons were not ont of
order we should feel like saying that
she surpassed ell previous efforts.
The Dinner was in open defiance OF
the resolution passed by the old sol
diers limiting the bill OF fare to pork
beans etc., and the old veterans are
talking of organizing again to sup
press this new rebellion. They will
stop right there and we know it. for
'.they know which side their bred is
buttered on" What part of the day
: was not spent in eating was devoted
to music and "reminiscences of the wGr.
MI. and MIS-. Miller are ideal hosts
and their activity in ministering to
the wants OF thcir guests makes us
think that their years are not half
what they claim. This was one of the
pieasantest OF these many dinners, and
our only regret is that COmrade Mil
| ler's birthday comes but once a year.
Ye editors wife says: ''Fancy the
old soldiers trying to tell their wives
what to cook! They may command
the sun to stand still if they like or
save the country and do other deeds
| OF vale or. but when it comes to regulat-
ing the meals in the household-down
with the usurpers.
Mrs. Miller is a famous cook and if
| there is anything on earth that de-
| lights the heart of woman who Is a
good cook, it is to prepare splendid
dinner and then see it enjoyed: 1t
| has come to our ears that this is eX-
actly what Mrs. Miller did, in spite of
their instructions, just as did Mrs.
| Slobohm, at whose house the first
meeting was held after the adoption OF
the nefarious resolution. Now ladies
if there is any furthur interference
with your household matters on the
part OF these battle-scarred veterans,
stand by your colors and don't sub
NIT to anything of the sort
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LEWIS ITEMS.
Jim Wolf has returned home.

Jim Wolf has returned home.
Eva and Nellie Corner visited the
Lewis school Tuesday.
VIM. McLain, of Cofreyviile, is
making a flying visit here, looking
after his interests. His friends are
glad to see him and wish that his
wife was with him.
Mrs. Brower's relatives have return
ed home after a very pleasant visit
Miss Alta Snyder entertained compa-
ny Sunday.
Mrs. Miller, of Garfield. was at
church in Lewis Sunday.
Noil Seimiller. who has been visit
ing Mr.. Brewer, went to Hutchinson
Tuesday night.
Mrs. S. D. Misner, of Kinsley, was in
Lewis several days last week visiting
her parents.
Jared Malin and wife expect to
make visit to III. in the near future.
Geo. Cross and Dan Bolus are
visiting in Topeka.
The ladies aid will meet with Auntie
Bacon this week.
Add Guthrie. the farmer of Moth
Brown, has decided TO fOregO his trip
to the Klondike, as his wife presented
him on Monday morning, with a mug
get in the form of an Slb. boy.
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WEDDING BELLS.
Tramp Abroad.

On the 18th evening of September.
quite a large, party of friends and
relatives were gathered at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Nicola
ren. to witness the marriage OF their
daughter Fannie to Mr.. Fred Huck-
step.
The bride was dressed in a very
handsome and becoming tan-colored
henrietta. while the groom was in fault
less evening attire.
After the very Impressive ceremony
was performed by Rev. Ira Pierce. OF
Bushton, the guests We're invited into
the dining room, where they partoob
OF a delicious repast. After this. the
evening was spent very pleasantly
With music and conversation.
The bride and groom are two of oui
most popular and well-.nown youns
p eople, and the wish of their friends
Is, that their wedding night was 20
symbolical of their future life. Blu. q
they journey down the pathway of lif
hand in hand, may they find only tn
sunshine and flowers. $50
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SOUTH BROWN,

Getting very dry.
Threshing all done and seeding il
fuH blast.
J. s. Crafts mother ard sister are
visiting him this week and enjoying
the blessings OF Kansas free air
Jap Williams went to Greely, Col
last week. to work on a potato farm
T. NJ. GoOde and H. Alphan, oi
Greensburg. were visiting the Graves
brother last Sunday.
Lon Williams ;retmrned home from
Hennessy,. Okla, last Monday. H5
had been cooking for tnreshing out
fit.
VIM Mckinley Graft and William J
Bryan Brown are the latest arrival:
in our neighborhood.
Prairie chickens are very nnmerou:
this fall.
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Did You Ever.

Try Electric BitLrrs rs Il remedy for
your troubles: II not, get Il bottle
now and get relief This medicine
has been found to ne peculiarly adap-
ted tn the relief and cure ~ all female
complaints, eXerIi'ts u wonderful d-
rect influence in giving strength anal
of appetite constipation, Eeadache.
faiuting spells. or are nervous. sleep
less, exei'a. lie, melancholy or tro,. bleli
with dizzy spells Elec: nc Bitiers is
the meeicine yon need. Healh and
strength are guaranteed iy its Use.
J Fifty cents aud $l.O0 ut Porters.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE

First puOIlNhcl sept. ), IsJ..
Land Office ut Dodge City. Kan, August
2S lS1..
Notice is hereby given that the following
Named settler mas iiied notice OF his intention
10 make final proof in support OF his claim.
ana that said proof will be made before The
Probate Judge Of Edwards County Kansas
at kinSiey. on oct. 18th. 1897, viz: edward
Stach. ii f No. ll"4i q. - for the y 4 ) " a
%, Up. Is :, Il ~ ". Edwards Co., Kan.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous reside nee upon, and cuitiv;:-
ZION of. Salt. land, viz: Henry Copp. of Kim
sey, Edwards Co.. ms, Henry MGuky, OF Kin
scy. Edwards 20, KS. George Henderson, of
kins Edwards Co, KS, frank Lippoldt. OF
Kinsley, Edwards Co.. ks.
JNO. J LEE, Register.
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NOTICE CT APPOINTMENTS OFGUARDIAN
First Published Oct. l. 1887

First Published Oct. l, 1897.
The State of Kansas, Edwards county. Sc
In the matter Of the estate of coward FOR
phal, deceased late Of Edwards county, Kan
SaS.
NOTICE OF APPOINTM
Notice is hereby given that on the 9th jay
of september A. ID. 1897, the undersigned d was
by the Probate Court of Edwards county
Kansas, duly appointed and qualified aS
Guardian of the estate OF the minor heirs of
Edward .orpnai deceased. late OF Edwards
Co.. kunSas. All parties interested in said
estate Will take notice. aud govern themselves
accordingly. 1O-.2
Ella FOrphal, Guardian.
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First Published Oct. l, 1897.


State of Kansas, Edwards county, IS. In
the District court in anoh for the county and
state aforesaid. Joseph DOnnell. plaintiff vs..
John s Dawson and Amanda Dawson, De-
fendantS The said defendants will take no
tice that the said plaintiff did on the 29th day
of September. 1897, file his petition in said
court against the said defendants, and that
filed rs aforesaid or before the 18th. day
of November. 1897, or said petition Will be
taken as true. and a judgment rendered in
said action ny ainSu said defendants for the
sum of $500 and 10 per cent interest theron
from September y, 1880. less the sum OF S54;
and for the further sum of $3i. .CS ard 10 rer
cent interest thereon from August 10. 1891:
and the furteer sum of So 90 and 10 per cent
interest thereon from December -. 1891;
and the f,Iri her sum of S.. u with 10 per cent
interest thereon from December 20 lS9i: and
for the further sum of S16. A and 10 per cent
interest thereon from June ~, 1897, nd for
costs of suit; and IL further Judgment a"aiT'st
said defendants. ana each of them, TOR the
foreclosure OF Il certain mortgage upon the
foIlowing-1escribed real estate. to wit: The
Southwest quarter of Section Fourteen 04l III
Township TWENTY-FIVE 05t Soath of Ran ge
Sixteen 90 West of the 6tn P. NJ. Situatcd in
the county of Edwards. state of Kansas. ana
adiudging hat the plaintiff have iirst lien on
said premises to the amount Tor winch JGuS-
ment will he taken as aforesaid, Sud nrderlnH
said PREMISES to be sod without apprai@Ineut
and the proceeds applied II The pa, ment OF
the amount due plaintiff aud costs OF suit.
and forever bar ring and forecioslng stih ue-
PENDANTS. anGeach of them from al right
till rStnta interest. property and equity of
! redemption ia or to said premises or any part
thereof. ~
A c. Dyer. Attorney for Pitt.
Attest: c. NJ. Hoettcher. Clerk. 1916
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Euchien's Arnicl SaIre

The best Salve in the world for cuts
bruises. sores, Ulcers. salt reum, fever
sores. letter. chappei hand S, chil
blains. corns and all skin erIlptiOns
and positively cures piles or 10 pay re-
Quired. 1t is guaranteed To give per
feet satisfaction or morey refunded
Price 25c. per box, at POrter's.
aS:issa - : LM!zss1Ex 81
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What is
SCOTS
E muISion?

It is a strengthening food and
tonic, remarkable in its flesh-form-
ing properties. 1t contains Cod
Liver Oil emu1sified or partially
digested, combined with the we'll
known and highly priced Hypo-
phosphites of Lime and Soda, so
that their potency IS materially
increased.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
First Published October |. 1897

The state of Kansas, Edwards county, S.
In the Probate Court il and for said county.
In the matter of the estate OF Edwara For
phal deceased.
Creditors and all other persons interested in
the aforesaid estate are hereby notified that
Shall apply to the Probate EOurt, il and for
said county, sitting at the court house, in
kiHsley, Kansas, county of Edwards, state of
hanS;lS, on the 18th day OF October A d. 1877
for II full and final settlement of said estate
Ella tOrphnl Administrators of the
estate of Edward Forphal. lo-22
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COMMIsSIONERS MEETING

AT the Saturday session of the Board of
County Commissioners of Edwards county
September Is. 1897, the following bills were
allowed:
W. ]. Elledge jury fees September term
of the district court Sl2 GO
Il. F HOdSOn jury fees September term
of the district court 7.S0
Henry Copp jury fees Sept term OF the
District court 3.9J
A. w. Hampton jury fees Sept term of
district cOJrt zoo
John a. Mott jury fees Sept term of the
district court. S.GO
5 Il Clark Jury fees Sept term of the dis
trict court $50
W Woods jury fees Sept term of the dis
trict rDurt =. 90
Dud Wilmington jury fees Sept term of
the district cOurt 6.0i
John Peters jury tees Sept term Of the
district court II 90
F. Clark jnly fees Sept term of the dis
tricf curt 6QU
Harvey Smith jury fees Sept term of the
district court 11.6O
W VFes1e jury fees Sept term of the dis
tric, cn,iit 200
TV pcnrell Jury fees Sept term of the
6iSt-icr court IL co
John Swrctzer jury fees Sept term OF
The district court $50
J W Miller ilry fees Sept term of the
district coIlrt 7.40
c |. Colver jury fees Sept term Of the
district cot:ro TO- 50
c CY Young iury fees Sept term of the
disc. q CCUri 6.OO
II q Brl jury fees sept term of the dis
trict court l.UO
s H. Juhuson jury fees Sept term of the
d,str,c1 court 2.OO
W II Gillurd jury fees Sept term of the
district court S.UU
G " Roettcher fees as clerk of the dis
tric; court '5o
hereby certify that the foregoing is a cor
rect statement of the bills allowed.
Albert F. Aderh9ld, County Clerk.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
POrULTST TICKET.

For Judge of the 35rti. JudIciaal District o
Kansas.
J. +. ANDREWS. of Rush county
For County Clerk,
G. G. CORMACk.
For County Treasurer.
JAMES I. BRELSEORD.
For Sheriff,
WILLIAM POLLING.
For Register of Deeds
II. ACHBCR REEDER.
For Surveyor,
+. =. SHEPHERD.
For Coroner.
DIR. WIN. NJ. ALEXANDER.
For Commissi oner 2nd. Dist.
JOHN DEMAIN.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.
First Published Oct |. ISg.

Land Gftce at Dodge City Sept %. 1897.
Notice il hereby given that the following
named settler has n &C notice OF his intention
IL make final proof i'll support of his\,larn.
an'i iEaI said proof will be made befOrea the
pr,'taic jIdg.. of Edwards county Kansas. at
kiusl-y r;tII~,;s. on November 9Th, 1897. viz:
Joseph WestwoOd. H. Z. 40. I:ss3 IL. - for
the >Cut hrG-1 quarter ot Section - Towns h :,
"a : ot ttangr !. West.
lie name, ii:e following witnesses tn prove
nis continuous rt>iucLCc UpoS epd cuItlva
ton oI. -; d s;ird, VI. David Giu.,,.n Munrpe
II swiey. William ". Miller AID 5arles Coch-
ran all Of Beipre, haiI-;ts lis
Jug. Lee Reoister
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTL EMENT.

State of Kansas. Edwards county IS. In the
PrnhHTc cUIrt iii ana for sail county In the
matter of the estate OF William G.bsOn, de-
ceased.
Creditors and all other persons interested in
the aforesaid estate are hereby notified that
shall apply 10 the probate court. il and for
said county. sitting at the court house, in
Kinsiey. county OF edwards, state of Kansas
s,n the yth. day of October. lSg1, for fun and
Tinal settlement of said estate.
Howard u. Abbott,
Administrator or The estate OF
william Gibson deceased.
Kinsley, Ks. September l3. 1897. 9-S
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What Will II DO2

It will arrest loss Of flesh and
restore to a normal condition the
infant, the child and the adult. 1t
will enrich the blood Of the ancmic; :;
will stop the cough, heal the irrita-
ton of the throat and 1ungs, and
cure ineipient consumption. We
make this statement because the
experience of twenty-five years has
proven It IN tens of thousands of
cases. Be s.,e JON sa SCOTS Emaisioa.
soc. and $r-oo, all druggists.
The record-union., 1897-11-30
I'VE Have Sold
10000 COrSetS.

Within a comparatively short
period we have sold 10000 Royal
Worcester Corsets. That is more
corsets than there are men, women
and children in our city.
That is a wonderful record
truly. 1t could never have been
achieved by any line OF corsets
that did not give the very highest
satisfaction.
The Royal Worcester Corsets
are not made cheap but good. The
best of materials and the best OF
work goes into them, and they
clasp the form as mould, without
robbing it of grace and comfort.
There are over hundred diff
ferent styles of corsets and corset
waists made by this company and
we invite you to make selection,
believing that we can please you
as you have never been pleased be-
fore.
Prices range from ST to So.