Marion Record from Marion, Kansas • Page 5

Notice to Road Viewers. ZD Claims Allowed. By the Boai-'l of Connty Couinoisaioners of Marion county at their July seasi-jii cf I8--9. A Norrl assessing- Doyle twp icfj no Geo Cone labor tor co IT Fetrow Dursinrf poor 6 hi II Martia 3CU A Waterman 14 6J Burkboider 5 1 Vi Ktna 4 50 I Jacob Obiander Breidenthal 1 1" Frpck is borne wit fes Mason case 17 iw same 13 50 I 11 M'lhcrp. Jt Burkholder fi Makes the food more delicious and wholesome POWDER V09.

Tho Kind You Have Always in uso for oxer 30 years, and sonal CZcu4, Allow All Counterfeits, Imitations 1 pcriments that trill with, and endanger tho health off Infants and Children Experience against Hspcriment i What is CASTORIA Castoria is a substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drop and Soothing: Syrups, It is Harmless and Pleasant, contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotia substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worma and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and WincL Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency.

It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. I GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS. Bears the The Kind You Have Always 'Bought In Use For Over 30 Years, GROCERIES. IlillltltlllM xarisn.

Coffees, Teas Are also our Our goods are first-class, them to be We always strive to give Bought, and whicl has been lias borno tlio signature cf lias been made under his per supervision since its infancy, i no ono to deceive you in thisc 1 and Substitutes aro but Ex- Signature of Grade and Spices Specialties. and just what we represent satisfaction, Give us a call BOWSE. house, 12 acres of groacd and we will endeavor to demonstrate this fact to you. Ofhee of County Clerk, Marion county, Kansas. To A.

G. C. Ccble and A. Bichet, lewera, ana W. C.

Iye, County Surveyor: Gentlemen: You are hereby notified tha'- the Board of County Comrolsaionera, at their meeting on tbj th day of July. did appoint you as viewers, to view survey and report on the practicability and public utility of a certain county road petitioned for by Jonn Kees and others, and described aa lol Iowa: Beginning at the northeast corner of section IT. town il, 5 east, in Marion county, Kansas, running thence south, following sec tion lioes aa ner a practicable, between sections lti and IT. and 21, to intersect county road at or near the northwest corner of section 2, town 21, range 5 east. You will proceed with tbe Count Surveyor on the 1st day of August.i-w,or nexc day there- aiter, to view eini survey said road, and on the completion of aaid survey, to report ab proceedings relating thereto to the County ciem or Marion county, Kansas.

By order of the Board. 3Tt2 IaA S. Sterling, County Clerk. Notice to Road Viewers. Office of County Clerk, Marlon county, Kansas.

To P. J. Krause, B. M. Pau and Geo.

Becker, lewers, and c. ye. County Surveyor: Gentlemen: You are heretv notified that the Board of county commissioners, at their meeting on atn aav ot ins, did appoiut you as viewers, 'to view, survey and report 011 the practicability aud public iiti.ity of a certain county road petitioned lor by P. Fred Miller and others, and debcrlbed as follows: Beginning on the northeust line of North Avenue, thence from Main Street running northeasterly to section line of the northeast quarter ot section JT, township 19, range 1 east, said road to be loo feet wide. Also beginning ITj feet south of the northeast corner of tbesoutheast quarter of section i.

township range 1 east, thence running northwesterly to Prospect Avenue, said road to be 50 feet wide. Also beginning on the northwest line of Maria Street, thence from Prospect Avenue, running northwest to section line on the northwest corner of the northeast quarter of section 2T. township rantre 1 east, said road to be feet wide. All located in the City of Lehigh, Marion county, Kansas. You will proceed with the County Surveyor on the 3rd day of August, ItW, or next day thereafter, to view and survey said road and on the completion of said survey to report all proceedings relating thereto to the County Clerk of Marion county, Kansas.

By order of the Board. 37t2 Ira S. Sierling. County Clerk. Notice to Road Viewers.

OlHce of County Clerk, Marion county, Kansas. To W. W. Davis. E.

A. Kood and J. S. Patton, lewers, and w. c.

Aye, County Surveyor: Gentlemen: You are he-eby notified that the Board ot County Commissioners, at their meeting on tbe "th day of July, 1MJ, did appoint you as viewers, to view, survey and report on the practicability and public utility of a certain county road petitioned for by E. A. Walden and others, and described as follows Beginning on the west side of the right of way of tne K. P. K.

on the section line running between sections 4 and town i-i, range east, thence west 01 said line to connect with Bond No. 'JVt on the aame section line as above designated. Said road to be feet wide. You will proceed with the county Surveyor on the Tth day of or next day thereafter, to view aud survey said road, and on the completion of said survey to report all proceedings relating thereto to the county clerk ot Marion county, Kansas. By order of the Board.

3Tt Ika S. Stekmng, County Clerk. Publication of Summons. State of Karsas, 1 Marion County, B3 In the District Court for said county. Nora Van Dine, plaintiff, vs.

Edward Van Dine, defendant. Said defendant Edward Van Dine will take notice he has been sued in the above named court for divorce, and unless he answers said petition on or belote the 24th day of August, lWiy, tho allegations in said petition will be taken aa true and judgment will be taken, divorcing said plaint it from Paid defendant and for such other and further reMef as the court in equity should gram. Attest: J. H. SMiiH, Clerk of said Court, By O.

HaniKiiord, Deputy. J. T. Dickerson, Atty. for l'iff.

Publication of Summons. State of Kansas, I Marion county, In the District Court for said county. Nannie-Stanford, plaintiff, vs. Charles Stanford, defendant. Said defendant Charles Stanford will take notice he has been sued in the above named court for divorce and must answer the petition tiled therein by said plaintiif on or bef ore the 24th day of August, or said petition will be taken as true, and judgment for plaintiff in said action for divoico will be rendered accordingly.

Attest: J. H. Smith, Clerk of said Court. By W. U.

Hannttlord, Deputy. J. T. Dickerson, Atty. for Pill.

37t3 Publication of Summons. State of Kansas, Marlon County, In the District Court for said county. Maud A. Wallace, plaintiff, K. B.

Wallace, defendant. Said defendant K. B. Wallace will take notloe he has been sued in the above-named court by th above-named plaintiff Maud A. Wallaoe for divorce upon the ground of gross neglect of duty, that said plaintiff alleges In said petition that for more than a year last past you nave iaiieu 10 proviue ior aaiu Dlaintiff the ordinary necessities of life.

although abundantly able to do so, and said plaintiff aska that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between yourself and said plaintiff be dissolved, and for such other relief aa may be equitable in the premises. and must answer the petition filed therein by said plaintiff on or before the 24th day of August. 18SW. or said petition will be taken as true and Judgment for plaintiff In said action for divorce will be rendered accordingly. Attest: J.

H. Smith, Clerk of eald Court, Ey W. O. Hannaford. Deputy.

Keller Dean, Attj s. for PHI. 3TtJ Sheriffs Sale. No. 4f93.

In the District Court of the 8th Judicial District, sitting in and for the county of Siarlon, in the State of Kansas: Frederick Whittmore, plaintiff, V3. J. Stone. Mary E. Stone, his wife.

The Kansas Loan aDd Trust Company, The Truat Company of America, Geo. M. Noble, E. M. Sheldon, S.

G. Bailey. John K. Mulvane, John Martin, W. H.

tKossington, Trustees, et al, defendants. By virtue of an order of sale issued to me, out of said Distric Court, In the above entitled action, I will, on Tuesday, the 8th day of August, A. D. lW. at 2 o'clock p.

m. of eaid day at the front door of the court boue, in the City of Marion, in the county of Marion, in the State of Kansas, offer at public saio, and sell to the highest and best bidder, for cash in hand, all the following described real estate, to-wit: The southeast quarter (V) of the eouthwest quarter (L), and the ooutfaweet quarter J) of the southeast quarter c1) of section thirty-four CM) in township twenty (JO), range four (1). east of the Cth P. lyinar and situate In the county of Marlon, State of Kansas. The above described real estate Is taken as the property of said defendants and la directed by 6aid order of sale to te sold, and will be sold, without appraisement, to satisfy said order of sale.

M. Graham. Sheriff of Marlon county, Kansas. Keller Dean, Attys for Piff 36t5 "37 Bean the Bigntfun of The Kind Yao Haw Always Boagfl ruiiuru oc xucKer uiase lor poor ci A Sturjris burial ease for poor. is A) iovatt pauper practice 10 '0 Jackson wolf seal pa Sarah Greenlee nursiDif poor 1- oO Mr- rtor-e se Sheets -7 uu Alexander bouse rent for poor 12 vj Hanson Walters hardware for co 7 i Geo corle trans for poor 15 Hop era pauper prrt tiee 67 Kotrers wdse for co 3u Aves lumber for co IOC -jo I'hilip Beekloff Gooda destroy d.

o'.) tri Jacob Eiiei same -7 Biejrle pauper practice 13 JUcCandiess serv aa quarantine officer Go f'eier Pauls labor for email poi case Hill house rent for poor 100 Gazette Itecord Bulletin and Citizen county publications oo Graham court attendance 16 Weber road viewing 2 oo Gardner eame 2 uO May disinfecting So oo same labor for co 17 Graham quarantine small pox i oo came arresting ame 1100 Jetan Bacchus mdse for poor 1 i same Paine I IA same fame 1 Kitzler A same 31 3 Xieaieier same "0 I) Coover assessing Durham l'ark twp. To Uenda Clear Creek twp fcl I. Clark twp Allen Milton twp 00 I.oveiace 'Hillphoro and IMsley twp 11 Wieus Liberty tp. 's Nye quar eal Co Purveyor 5J bO Veck assess Grant twp H3 Kobt Winkley fence posts for poor farm 4 1'J FA KoekhoM as-ess Cat. in twp 7S io Uluhru Wilson twp 0 II Xiemeier road viewing Mcintosh assess Colfax twp UJ (J Cannon repairs for co 1 Freeland Broa livery hire .1 Furst serv as health officer Mcintosh road viewing: 00 no Smitn same Armstrong Urie 2 Klzler Ac rodse for co 20 Owen Loveless serv quarantine officer rV Kiz'er Scfcseftier mdse for oo 51 Ungera same state iJar.k of Commerce exchange i vers Coal Co oil or co a Dickerson quar sal office rent II Gilson wolf ecalDa Jj; Cbaa Diftricb same Goortzen Frank Crbanek Cameron Smith Cameron Smith 0q A Adams -i oq A Neimeier Oy Otto ly ten ('o John Fak-n 00 Green Stvftll 4 oo Haekler 5 Henry Kilfel, 1 0o Frank Pavey Wm Mever Martin Schultz 7 0 Leonard Bigsra Vi John Koslowskl Oo CO Funk Cameron Smith 8 Oo A Leverence Vi Meyer rt Lee Smith "0 Ki ggs Mike Kudolph oo A Burton 1 Oo Jacob Weber oo A .1 Smith 3 oo James Kudolph -(H) I Kxrigh oo Guy Graham court attendance 3 idi same same 24 00 Hand mdse for co Oo Jin- i.

reiiz assess Moore twp 3 00 i i umpbell assess Peabody twp 141 Oo jompson Eat Branch 'o 00 liickersoa Fairpiay twp no Oo I cur; Lorer.z Lehigh twp 75 00 1 I'ugh P.laine twp tii oo 'Mi- now Marion City Hi co Kv( Bride Center twp t4 00 Fn Ireland Sminit twp 48 00 Briwu Gorby express ami postage 51 i-'ie quar sal ic deputy hire 6i5 oo -uiith clerk court fees 9 lui Bitner repuirs 3 45 1 Graham court attendance r0 Allen burying cattle cUrMe bridge rtpa'rs 4 raves juror fees Apiil term "0 Mane held same u0 li A umann 4 Burkert J'1 A it Sidwell 6 00 Bell 40 Lamb 25 80 Willis pope 12 oo Ji Buckley 12 oo Jos Coxon 14 no A Corkins Oo 11 Gottman Oo Morgan Molioban Bell 4 oo Harry Baker 70 Jus Duncan .) Jos Coxon 0,1 Willis Pope 8 Allen 1(? Stretcher pi John Buckley Lamb IV Arniatrnnff -O 40 A 2j Ji iTiirk ins 4 (M) 11 Gottman 50 Crockett Healea MansneM Morris Henry Lorenz bridge V.pprapriatlon 200 00 i Itrt lrnnsfnr iDll jinn Freeland livery hire Jno Smith serv quarautite officer 31 00 Marion Water Co repairs 0 Taylor Kiddle 1 qr water rent 2n 00 Wheeler eieriv Dickerson Co Atty exp Pollitt water cooler Pylf sharpening ujuci Freeland Bros livery hire Graham jail attendance J- Anel painting jan Banker road viewing 2 Schmidt boarding poor 44 hj Crnne Sc Co mdse lor co -J tranannrtHtiOD for DOOf 4 0O .1 i Wm Barnes fenco posts for poor farm. vi i phd ldnev case Minturn const fees same Graham sheriff fees CTuttle witness fees i jc.3'ii Ja3 Alexander Walt Bryant Minturn V. llelsby Sanders IV CRlUinvi v. Kalph Underlich. 2 JVrlfe-i ih llVrn i ees Sidney cue 2 i a ,1 mii Minturn constable feea 5 A Billings tees ucu A Freeborn same Minturn constabl" fees.

Miniura constable fees Owen ease 6 9b A Billings fees 1 Win Vlnyard constable feea 4 ADroUVrlage SKfnPariedepm A Billings pfeea Davlne case 6 00 .1 Graham ehff fees Mrs A Janen wit Mla Dora Jansen Anna Jansen 7, TJJSlaymaker Beale 5 Earhart Harry Watson 4'- 8 I Newton 7, 45 Danl Leonard Snyder Beeton 4 22 oil Glen Freeborn wolf ecalp 1 Knowles qr sal and exp Co Supt .30 00 Stanford Billings glas or co Lmfra Keller serv Co Examiner AperguYin'g'an'd iVaintinV forco 75 Freeland Bros livery hire Wheeler dlst clerk feea 1 II Poppe coal for co Stonestreet hauling rubbiah 6 May disinfecting -L Iloch qr sal court exp prob judge 30 Hoch job printing for co 'e Crane Co mdse for co joSn Rothe goods destroyed small b6 9o Guy Sackett sten fees court 1- Jno Smith elks feea Mason case i Graham shtf fees Kobson same 4 1(J JT Hoover same A Sterling wit A Adams Jonn Eartich 8 Lower Kn A Vance 4 Wm Schlehuber Tta Kind Yon Haw Always Bou-ft Bean the Signature of 1 i Baxter 00 i Stag l'J 10 Manslie 00 Hannaford 6 oo 1 Kan Ehrlich 6 00 11 Biuhm MatltkCk 6 00 Frazer o0 1 Maud Malone Brown Corby rt i John Smith elk feea Davine case It? 30 Graham shff fees 6atne 39 25 (i Camp jp 3 60 'has Marsh constaDie reea i io A siavmaker witness 3 2o Beeton 3 20 Snyder Ionard 3 20 A I Chittenden 3 20 Earbart -J Emma Webeter 3 20 Harry Watson Anna Jansen 3 jo Amir Jansen Ella Jansen 20 Cbas Marsh Winder itl Bale Jark rfobi'n'son nieat for poor farm 5 7 Dpnekin mdse for poor farm 20 45 WK Palmer sal labor Supt Poor Farm.24 Richard Kent fence tor poor farm il tj ravioon 4: Co mdse for eo. 32 Newton Lumber Co lumber for co 13 1 Glass egir for poor farm 2 00 Merc Co mdse for poor farm 40 A Gt lser labor for poor farm 1 50 Ed Ekeler mdse Jamed Hansen smithing 30 A Uemer hay -I Kansas State Bank exchange v.1 Henrv Lorenz fees Greer case 3 10 David Heinze constable fee 5 40 Campbell serv as truetee 00 Schro'der mdse for poor 1 Berns Co same A Sterling XC Xhoburn Grayson A gt trans for poor Ho.mberg mdse for poor Liggett Lamb (M1 Nuabaum Sensenlg Janett Moffet 10 Samuel Dodsworth Geo Shirk bridge appropriation 100 00 Uosea court bailiff lA Marion Water Co repairs on jail FLLj-man mdbO forco Schneder a i3 Geo Scott Trf 10 Dowries Bower l2 -0 Lillie Leth nursing Frank Bauslin smithing A Hemer mdee for paor farm 2 0 Bunte i Sons same -r, John Smith elk feea State Bank case Graham sheriff Maud Malone witness 5Q (ra sterling 50 Church I po Graham (k ML Mansfield 3r Rood services Co Com Whaley same 35 75 Jaa Wiiliama same. 15 5,5 e.oy tees uou oy A Griffith juror fees same McCready Ireland 0) Grpbam sheriff fees 7 to Chilson jury 50 c. Sowers 15 Dutcher jS A Scott to II Wood jo Herman Oao A Beaston ,0 Wm Bower Geo Goodyear Lucinda Williams wit Wm Seible Lewis Elliot Nancy Stanford "JJ Geo Minturn 11... rniia IlaQQ fftHC I r.ity i.

Graham sheriff Will Vinyard constable 1 75 1 2S State of Kansas. Marion county, i ss I. Ira S. Sterling. County Clerk in and for said county and State, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing Is a true and correct lit of the claims allowed by the Board of County Commissioners at their regular quartet ly session held July 3 to 6, 1MH.

Ira S. Sterling. County Clerk. ma GO TO PAUL F. JONES To List Your Proper.

For Sale, To Borrow Money, And for First-Class insurance. SC, 2T.XTS222T, Carpet Weaver, Half mllb -est of LOST SPRINGS, KANSAS. I am now equipped with the latest Improved iJy shuttle loom. Fancy Weaving i Specialty. Bring or send your rags and I will weave you a good carpet, and furnish the warp.

For SO Cents per Yard. Will weave carpet to fit room In length. For further Information drop me a postal. W. COBT7S.IT, DENTIST, Fifteen years experience.

Office over Loveless Sacket's. Marion, Kansas. Notice of Attachment. M. S.

Haekler and J. K. Haekler, plaintiffs, George Miller, defendant. Before Allen Borton, a Justice of the Peace In the township of Durham Park, county of Marion, State of Kansas. Said defendant is hereby notified that on the day ot April.

an order of attaebment for the sum of li.V.i was issued by the above named Justice of the Peace against his goods in the aliove entitled action, and that said a use will be beard on the 31st day of July, ISW, at 20'ciock p. m. M. S. Hackler.

J. K. HACKLER. Attest: Allen Borton, J. P.

Sheriff's Sale. Case No. 5376. In the District Court of the 8th Judicial District, sitting in and tor the county of Maricn, in the state of Kansas. C.

E. Surdam, plaintiff, va. 1. S. Toomey, Eliza 'loomey, Elijah Toomey.

J. S. Dean, N. Gordon, Frank L. Boyse, Hfrmansee Bernard, Harry Chi vingtoti, John Toomey, Thomas Toomey and Elizabeth Burton, defendants.

By virtue of an order of sale Issued to me, out ot said district court, in the above entitled action, I will, on Tneoday, the lt day of August, 1899, at 2 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the front door of the court house, in the City of Marion, in the county of Marion, in the State of Kansas, offer at public sale and sell to the highest and best bidder, for cash In band, all the following described real estate, to-wlt: The northwest quarter (i4) of section thirty-six k'M) in townstiip nineteen (19), south of rrge two (2), east of the Sixth Principal Meridif n. lying and situate in the county of Marion, in th9 State of Kansas The above described real estate la taken as the property of aaid defendants, and Is directed by said order of sale to be sold, and will be sold, without appraisement, to satisfy said order or sale. J.

m. rah Alt, Sheriff of Marlon county, Kansas. 35 15 OOVAl BAKINO State of Kansas, Insurance Department. Topeka, July 14, 1899. John E.

Moon, Secretny Kansas Mutual Life Insurance Company, Tojteka, Kansas. Dear Sir I have the honor of transmitting herewith a copy of the report, this day submitted to the State Insurance Department by the Hon. It. T. Battey and W.

C. Austin, who were appointed by this Department for the purpose of making an examination of the books, accounts, assets, contracts and methods of the Kansas Mutual Life Insurance Company, in compliance with a request of said Company, through its President, under date cf May 20, 1890. The examination has been thorough and the report must be gratifying not only to the members of the Company, but to every citizen of Kansas who is especially interested, as we all should be. in the success of every worthy enterprise which has its birth and abiding place within our State. Very truly yours, (Signed) W.

V. Church, State Supt. Insurance. Topeka, July 14, 1899. Hon.

W. V. Church, upt. of Insurance, lojjeka, Kan. Dear Sir: In pursuance ot your request of May 22, 1899, and of the Kansas Mutual Life Insurance Company of May 20, 1899, in which President Davis says, "Believing that a personal examination made by you or under your supervision will be appreciated by and satisfactory to the policy holders, you are respectfully requested to make or cause to be made a thorough examination of the policy contracts, the Company's method of handling them, the collections thereon alpo a complete and searching examination of the Company's books, accounts, vouchers, policy contracts, assets, securities and methods of doing business." And after thirty-five days of investigation, we beg leave to make the following report We have made a most thorough examination of their books, the policy contracts of the several plans, vouchers, notes, bond3 and mortgages, and find the affairs of the Company as reported in their annual report of Dec.

31, 1S98. The accounts are kept in a very systematic and thorough manner. Each and every item may be traced from its receipt to the payment of death claim, dividend or expense as the case may be. The surplus and reserve funds of the Company are largely loaned in northeastern Kansas, and the securities have a market value far in excess of the loans made thereon. We are of the opinion that the loans of the Company could be sold on the market at a premium of many thousands of dollars.

That the affairs of the Company have been managed with great care, skill and honesty, there is no question. We find that premiums on level premium policies are based on the actuaries table and 4 per cent. As far as the policy contracts of 18SG are concerned after most eareful examination of the policy, tie by-laws and the statutes, and after having consulted attorneys in the matter, we say the Company have honestly, carefully and faithfully carried every part of the contract into force to the equity of each policy holder. We desire to add that the premiums on the policies of 18SC are what is known as the Natural Premium, that is to say, the insurance is sold at cost, and as the policy holder advances in age, so his premium must advance in amount. But by careful management and a very low death rate, the funds that accumulated in the early history of the Company have been used to hold the premiums level till 1891, when with an increase in the death loss the Company was obliged to call for the table rate at age attained.

This was an imperative duty of the officers for the protection and equity of the policy holders, as provided by the policy, the by-laws and the laws of the State. In closing, we wish to call attention to the splendid financial condition of the Company, which has the full legal reserve, invested in first class Kansas securities and deposited with the State Treasurer, and has a surplus of more than one hundred and forty thousand dollars. Very respectfully yours, (Signed) It. T. Battey, F.

C. Austin, Special Examiners. State of Kansas, Insurance Department. Topeka, July 14, 1S99. W.

V. Church, Superintendent of Insurance for the State of Kansas, do hereby certify that the Kansas Mutual Life Insurance Company, of the City of Topeka, and state or Kansas, is duly authorized to transact the busi ness of life insurance in this State. 1 further certify that on all Ordinary Life, Ten, Fifteen and Twenty Pay ment Life, and Endowment, Registered policies 'issued by said Company, the full reserve value on each policy is on deposit with the State Treasurer, In Interest-bearing securities, approved by WM. BRADBURY, this Department, as required by lar; also that as the renewal premiums are paid on said policies, the increased value of the leserve thereon is in like manner deposited annually with the State Treasurer and that said funds are held by the State, as required by law, as truatee for the policy-holders so loDg as the policies are continued in are continued in force. By the deposit of securities as shown above, the Kansas Mutual Life Insurance Company furnishes to its pations the highest claas of life insurance.

(Signed) W. V. Church. State Supt. cf Insurance.

TOWN OF POOH-BAHS. Every One In It la an Officer ana Every One of Them Is In Trouble. The town of ChepJIhurst, which is in. Camden, county, contains only 30 voters, yet it has a city government, with a mayor, board of aldermen, tax collectors, police Justice, constable, city treasurer, comrjtroller, jail keeper and all the rest of it. It is a comic opera town, and just now the entire city government is in all sorts of disgrace.

Three of the five aldormen are under bonds to appear before the next grand Jury to answer to the charge of misdemeanor in office In making" appropriations of funds which, had no existence In the city treasury. The charge was made against them by Mayor Ileacock, who gave them hearing before himself, giving testimony against them. To get even with the mayor the three aldermen forced him to issue a warrant for his own arrest on the charge- of not paying his personal taxes, which amounted to "I am paid the mayor, but I commit myself to the custody of Constable Kates for a further hearing." Under the law the constable has power to sell the mayor's personal effects. If they do not realize $4.01 he can put the mayor in jfJl till he pays the amount. But as his honor has the appointment of tho constable.

Bates is afraid to make any move against him. knowing that if he started to the jail with tho mayor he would' be removed from office on the way there. So the three bellicose aldermen have preferred charges against Bates for malfeasance in office in Dot arresting Ileacock. The mayor Is considering the charges. At the hearing of the cases there i never any audience, the entire i tion of the town being present in some official capacity.

Kvery one has an office, and several persons have three or four. The aldermen threaten to ask the governor of New Jersey to call out the state troops to make the mayor behave. The mayor himself has been In close consultation with the sheriff of the county with a view to having martial law declared. Chicago Journal. TOIL AS VASM LABORERS.

Colleere GLrla of Kansas Helping to Gather Thin Year Great Wneat Crop. Kansas women have never been known to fail to meet an emergency, and during the hot summer days they are gloriously living up to their record. The wheat crop this year in the sunflower state is much larger than it has been for several years- past, and farmers are experiencing some diffi culty in getting It harvested. The present war has weeded out the young men from the farming districts and labor, consequently, is hard to get. Thousands of harvest hands have been Imported but not enough to do the tvork.

So the wives and daughters of the farmers havo gone into the fields to help along the work themselves. LivlngaroundlnSedgwick county are many girls who have attended colleges In the east since they were tots. Their fathers are prosperous farmers. These girls came home this summer to find their agricultural parents in the midst of a great problem, how to get the wheat harvested. Like Kansas girls, they 6olved It by helping harvest the crop themselves.

It is no uncommon sight to se a college-bred girl leading out four horses to a binder any bright sunny morning in Kansas just now. It brings the red to their cheeks and the health to their bodies. The Kansas girl can drive a binder and cut the wheat swath just as well as her brother. Seated on the high iron seat of a binder, a straw hat upon her head, a calico dress and coarse shoes, sits the farmer girl of Kansas. She is doing a good work, and when she returns to her college in the east her cheeks will wear the ruddy glow brought on by a Kansas harvest wind and a Kansas sun.

And the crop Is being harvested just as well as thorgh experienced hand were working on it. Chicago Chronicle. A. New Zealand Factory. In New Zealand two persons working together constitute a factory.

Xegroi' True Paradise. New Norcia is claimed as the only permanently successful effort to evangelize and civilize the Australian blacks. Even the post and telegraph office Is in charge of a black girl. Sir William Eobinson, the late governor, was astonished at his last visit to find efemaleaboriglnallnapositlonof such authority and responsibility. To test her capacity and qualifications he dictated a lengthy telegram to the premier of Perth, and when the reply was received and written out a few minutes after ho highly complimented the sable damsel and confessed that he never though a female black was capable of developing such a high degree of intelligence and ability.

Last, but not least, New Norcia possesses the only organized team of black cricketers In Australia. London Chronicle. All pain banished tj Dr. Miles' Pain Tills. PROPRIETOR The "Star" Meat Market, ONE DOOR WEST OF THE BANK OF COMMERCE.

Customers can rely upon always getting first-class meat, aa we will butcher nothing but sound, healthy stook. Wo Sell for Strictly Oash-No Credit. We pay the highest market price for cattle, hogs and sheep suitable for butchering. We also keep on hand salt and smoked meats, and can supply our customers with dressed poulty on short notice. Record Real Estate Agency.

SEE OR WRITE THE EDITOR ABOUT THESE AND OTHER BARGAINS. No. 1. Three 60-foot lots; house of three rooms, cellar, weU, Will trade for stock. Very cheap.

No. 4. Farm, 160 acres, four miles southeast of Marion, 70 acres tmJer cultivation; stone dwelling, three rooms, cellar, barn, well; 8 acres beorlnj orcharcd, 25 acres pasture under fence. Cheap. No.

5. A suburban home, with comfortable running water, half the land easily irrigated. No. 10. One of the best 80-acre farms in Summit township.

Every acre tillable. Enclosed with hedge fence. Two wells, one in pasture, one at house. Good 3-room house. Three granaries.

Barn for four horses. Bearing orchard. Owner has been offered $2,250, but waats to sell now to engage in other trosinesa. Price, $20 per acre. No.

11. 6 room residence and 3 acres of ground, within 8 blocks of Post office: good cellar; 2 good chicken houses with parks; cow corral running to tb creek. Reasonable price and on easy terms. No. 12, 160 acres, 1 mile east of Aulne.

40 acres under cultivation. Price $2300; one-half cash, rest two equal payments, 7 per cent, one and two years. Close to church and schooL 80 acres in Richland county, Illinois, to trade for land in Marion.or Mo Pberson counties, Kansas. All in cultivation. Good buildings and orchard.

160 acres 2 miles east and 1 mile north of Marion, and 1 mile south of Chingawasa Springs. 75 acres under cultivation. 5-room dwelling. Good outbuildings. 8 acres of alfalfa enclosed with hog-tight fence; 0 acres alfalfa oot fenced.

40 acres fenced pasture. Never-failing well. Price, 2,000..