The Sabetha Republican-Herald from Sabetha, Kansas • 8

"Famous Ohio" Cultivators The best riding cultivator on earth. Every one guaranteed to give satisfaction. been good enough to be taken factories to try and build good enough for anyone to I also have a full line ments on the market. This cultivator has as a pattern by over 20 something like it, and it is buy and use. of the very best Imple- Dandy Riding Cultivators, New Western Walking and Little Joker (tongueless) Janesville Disc Cultivator and Kislion's Double Row Listed Corn Cultivator, Moline and St.

Joe Riding Listers A full line of Plows, Listers and Harrows. Hardware cheaper than ever. A. N. REBER, Agent.

FARMERS! When you have grain to sell, call and get prices, and do not forget that we are making BETTER FLOUR than ever. Sabetha Milling Elevator Co. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES SAND FIRE BEL AND- BURGLAR 'ALARMS, BATTERIES WIRE ETC AT. BABETHA KANS Peculiar Persons. Rev.

H. L. Marsh is making 8 great hit with his lecture, "Peculiar persone," which he has delivered in a number of neighboring towns reently. We have before referred to the success of his leetures in Oneida and Seneca, and the Centralia Times has the following to say of the lecture there: "The lecture on "Peculiar Persons," by Rev. Marsh, in the Congregational church, Tuesday evening, was well received by a large and appreciative audience.

A steady vein of humor flowed through the entire lecture and caused many to 'ache for 1 Last Tuesday afternoon there was a severe thunder storm in the north part of this county, and about 4 o'clock 88 Hecht and his brother Gustave, living on a farm ten miles north of Seneca, were in the field watching the storm coming up, they started for home to put up their teams. Just as they were unhitching, a bolt of lightning struck them, killing John and three horses and knocking his brother unconscious. It was over an hour before he recovered. The Fairview Woodmen camp took in fourteen new members last Saturday night, the camp session being preceded by a bounteous supper, to which members of neighboring camps were invited. The degree work was done by the Woodlawn team, witich is one of the best in this part of the state.

Members of the order were in attendance from Woodlawn, Sabetha, Morrill, Hiawatha and Powhattan. A. M. Schaulis is going to do a little shifting around this year with his horses. He will be at home on Mondays, at A.

P. Browning's on Tuesdaye, at Hamlin Wednesdays, at Morrill Thursdays, and at E. J. White's barn in Sabetha Fridays and Saturdays. List of Lands and Town Lots for Tax Deeds, Sept.

5, 1896. of Nemaha, State of Kansas, were sold on the 5th day of September, 1893, for the taxes, penalties and charges thereon for date. the April year 1892. and unredeemed at this 1896. containing the name as appears upon the tax roll and amount of taxes, penalties and charges with interest calculated to the 5th day of September, A.

1896. on each parcel therein contained, and said lands and town lots shall be redeemed on or before the 5th day of September, 1896. that being the last day of redemption allowed by law, they will be deeded to the purchaser any day thereafter. C. E.

ISAACSON, Treasurer Nemaha County, Kansas. NAME DES SEC TP AM'T Durland nw sw 40 2 4 11 $35 74 Elizabeth Murray beg 6 ch 741s 4 ch 51 1 of sw cor of se qre var 90 deg 20 min 10 ch 62 1 1 ch 751 to se cor mill lot on mill lot line 5 ch on line of mill lot 4 ch 33 deg 45 min 8 ch 4 1 to beg less 19-100 231 33 2 12 3 99 Nathan 3-10 sw qr nw qr nw 3 25 00 12 2 44 Hiram Gerlt se qr se qr 40 12 OT 19 73 Par Thompson part of hf sw 3 30 5 12 3 06 Herman Shuebert ht nw qr hf sw qr 160 26 3 13 165 44 JO Bontrager beg at ne cor sw gr 3 to RR of nw 16 re 9 13 ft to beg 4-5 35 13 3 53 Jas Polk ht sw 77 56 34 Tatman sw qr ne qr 40 83 14 88 Barrett 5 a 7-8 ne qr sw 5 2 OT 14 155 7 32 Mollie A Ash se 160 1 18 13 TOWN OF BAILEYVILLE. NAME LOT BLK AM'T Bailey beg at nw cor of lot 2 thence east 308 ft sw 185 ft nw 317 ft thence west to place of beg. 87 Anderson. Connett 1 69 do 6 16 Mary 37 do 74 do in Bailey.

90 19 50 CITY OF CENTRALIA. Rice do -7 00 10 Railroad 02 59 do 10 92 do 15 1 do 16 59 do 19 92 do 59 I John Office of County Treasurer, Nemaha County. Seneca. Kansas. April 1, 1896.

NOTICE is hereby and given that the following list of lands town lots in the county do Low 11 56 do do 13 14 21 56 Railroad 51 do do 00 51 do 50 51 do 52 51 do 31 do 9 31 Storch 16 ft of 12 and 13...... 54 1 37 Storch 16 ft of 14 and 16 ft of 15....... 08 17 88 70 do do do 18 20 19 28828 55 1 55 CITY OF SENECA. Settle Keith 12 57 do 13 60 70 do 14 55 Louisa Kohn 19 Helen Nichols 18 do 1 do Robt Campbell do 04 Hoyle 2 67 do 12 27 Albert Clark: 89 3 79 do 11 SCRAFFORD'S 3d ADDITION TO SENECA 3 2 31 do 4 6 63 PARSON'S ADDITION TO SENECA. Joshua George 8 9 13 33 do 9 1 19 CITY OF CORNING.

George Storch. 24 1 30 Welcome Johnson 11 26 75 TOWN OF BERN. Ross. 59 Kerr Metz. 10 Simom do do Luthy 8 17 CITY OF ONEIDA.

NE of Chapman cor beg blk 85 6 ft 45 ft 268 ft 45 ft to line hf nw qr on line to of of sw along of to Clark st to beg in sec 23-2- 13....... 88 TOWN OF GOFFS. Charles 4 9 2 18 Fannie Brownlee beg 27 1s of cor of lot 5 blk 12 to line of se along to Stahl ave then to beg 16 43 CITY OF SABETHA. Slosson Bros William and Slosson do do 15 do do 00 79 do 79 do do 3 Slosson 00 McGeeny, 79 do 79 do 11 do 12 A do 13 14 52 20 Slosson Bros 02 52 do 00 22 63 TARR, COLLARD STEWART'S ADDITO Turner 2 10 62 HAMMOND TARR'S ADDITION TO SABETHA. Hammond 8 00 00 76 do do 10 00 76 do 11 00 76 do 12 20 76 SLOSSON'S ADDITION TO SABETHA.

CO. 10 1 80 70 do tO A Oramer. 00 82 do 1 82 WOODLAWN TOWN LOTS. Wellman do 20 do CO do do do 00 Challis. 13 3 Wellman 17 60 Challis do 02 do NM do Wellman 50 do 3 WA Challis.

Wellman. 00 do do 15 do 18 do do 10 do 10 do 10 50 do 10 do 10 SW Hart 10 6- Wellman Pl 30 do 00 do 20 00 do A 00 do 91 00 do a0 do do 00 do 00 do aD do 20 do 00 CITY OF WETMORE. 1 5 13 8 The Diphtheria Scare. The death of the Shatto child has caused 8 general diphtheria scare, and a large number of children been kept out of school. We have interviewed all the doctors, and all say there is not 8 of case diphtheria in the vicinity that they know of.

Each one has several cases of sore throat under his care, as has been the case all winter, but there is no diphtheria. The physicians who attended the the Shatto child think she died of diphtheria, but are not absolutely certain. It should be remembered that this disease, in 8 single case, cannot be determined with absolute certainty except by microscopic examination, as children often die from severe attacks of sore throat and membraneous croup in precisely the manner of diphtheria, but microscopic examination showing the absence of the diphtheria bacillus. However, as before said, the doctors believe this to have been diphtheria. All precautions have been taken to prevent the spread of the disease.

All the surviving members of the family have had 8 dose of antitoxine, and all those who attended the child have been looked after. She was taken sick on Wednesday of last week, and had not been in school since the Friday previous. Frank Turner has carpenters at work remodeling his residence property. Claude Cook came Saturday for 8 short stay with Sabetha friends and relatives. He speaks in high terms of Frankfort and her people and likes his job first-rate.

Jake Bowers left for Devils Lake, North Dakota, Wednesday afternoon, where he will run a farm this summer. Jake joins a colony of Sabetha people at that point. Mrs. S. L.

Lockard, who has been paralyzed for the past six months, is growing better and is able to move her limbs for the first time since she became afflicted. H. Tarr is bedfast, again. He was overcome while sitting aS judge of election, Monday, and has not been out of bed since. We hope he will soon be around again.

Miss Keim has opened her millinery store first door south of the National bank. Will have a beautiful line of pattern hats on display Friday and Saturday of this week. E. Holtzschue has moved the remainder of his stock to the Hor-. ton building on West Main street, and proposes to let the people have it at their own price.

Call and see. J. F. Lukert his hand caught in the machinery, at his elevator last Friday, pretty badly hurt, though we believe no bones were broken, and the hand will soon be healed. Miss Jennie Graham came Saturday morning to spend Easter Sunday with her parents.

She reports her school work at Frankfort pleasant and agreeable and enjoys the work very much. Rev. A. C. -Hogbin and Rev.

B. C. Preston drove to Centralia Tuesday, and returned on Wednesday, going in the dust, and getting home in rain. They think the rain on the whole preferable to the dust. The school board and the tors are using the utmost vigilance, and members of the board tell us the school will be promptly dismissed whenever there is reasonable cause to fear danger.

At present there is not the slightest cause for alarm. Died. Emily Shatto died Sunday af- ternoon, of diphtheria, aged fifteen years. The remains were interred Monday. The family have been living at T.

K. Masheter's place, south of town. SABETHA MARKETS. GRAIN. Wheat.

25 Corn white 19 Corn 18 Oats mixed. 13 Oats white. 15 LIVE STOCK. Fat Steers. 8.50@3.60 Stockers and Butcher's Fat 8.00(@3.25 California Charm! You must go there to discover it! The best way--because the quickest and most comfortable is via the Santa Fe Route.

One day saved to 50 Los Angeles. For descriptive literature address JAMES E. WATSON, P. 66 T. Atchison, Kans.

Cripple The iron grasp of scrofula has no mercy upon its victims. This demon of the blood is often not satisfied with causing dreadful sores, but racks the body with the pains of rheumatism until Hood's Sarsaparilla cures. Nearly four years ago I became afficted with scrofula and rheumatism. Made Running sores broke out on my thighs. Pieces of bone came out and an operation was contemplated.

I had rheumatism in my legs, drawn up out of shape. I lost appetite, could not sleep. I was a perfect wreck. I continued to grow worse and finally gave up the doctor's treatment to Well take Hood's Sarsaparilla. Soon appetite came back; the sores commenced to heal.

My limbs straightened out and I threw away my crutches. I am now stout and' hearty am farming, whereas four years gold WAS 8 cripple. I gladly recommend Hood's Sarsaparilla. URBAN HAMMOND, Table Grove, Illinois. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is the One True Blood Purifier.

All druggists. $1. Prepared only by C. I. Hood Lowell, Massi Hood's liver ills, easy Pills take, easy to operate.

250. STAR Small Fruit Nursery. HAS Small the Fruit best plants varieties for of sale. well tested Also the very best grades of Apple and other Fruit trees, guaranteed true to name. I will be at Divis McClary's grocery store on Saturdays until April 1st; afterwards at my New Nursery grounds in east part of town.

A trial order will prove that I can please you 5 per cent off on February order. J. A. BOWERS, SABETHA, KANSAS P. S.

CANE SEED for sale at 50c per bushel. Subsequent Delinquent Tax Sale for 1893. NOTICE is lands hereby and given town that lots in the the following county of Nemaha. State of Kansas, were sold on the 23rd day of October. A.

1893, and Unless said lands and town lots shall be redeemed on or before the 23rd day of October, A. 1896. that being the last day of redemption allowed by law, they will be deeded to the purchaser any day thereafter. C. E.

ISAACSON, Treasurer Nemaha County, Kansas. TOWN OF BAILEYVILLE. NAME LOT BLE AM'T Bailey 11 .46 Born. To Mr. and Mrs.

Rob. Miller, Saturday, April 4, a son. Mr. Holtzschue has given Walker Douglass a very handsomely fitted up room. T.

H. McDonald and Ira Horton are doing the painting. E. J. White got a badly sprained arm last Thursday, in an effort to stop a team which was starting to run away.

It was not so serious as his similar experience two or three years ago, but he has bandled that arm very tenderly since. N. Yoder, from Unadilla WAS here on a short visit this week spending several days with S. P. Hay, an old Pennsylvania acquaintance.

Mr. Yoder is on his return from a trip to Texas and the Indian Territory. Edison's most wonderful invention, the kinetoscope, is on exhibition in the little room next to D. D. Wickins' store.

It is truly a wonderful thing, showing figures in motion just as in life, and must be seen to be appreciated. D. D. Wickins has become proud since getting such a large stock, and has been having his store room newly papered, some shelving put in and a general cleaning up. Mrs.

Eugene Dair and baby daughter returned to Morrill, Saturday after a short visit with Mrs. M. J. Dair. She was accompanied home by here sister, Miss Cora Peck, who returned the same evening.

We received a communication the other day from a doctor formerly located here, in which he specially requests us to give his regards to the undertaker. Someway, it makes 018 feel uncomfortable. Latest reports indicate that John Drees will recover. There is still no clue to the would 88- sassin. The Seneca Tribune says the motive was not robbery, but premeditated murder.

Doolittle store, has recently been brightened up by new and handsome wall paper. S. R. Machamer and John Shafer were the artists. S.

L. Lockard has moved into Ben. Simpson's house near the Rock Island depot. Mr. Cline, who occupied it, has moved to Steinaur, Nebraska.

More alfalfa is being sown in this vicinity this spring than ever before. Our dealers in field seeds report sales of alfalfa seed heavier than ever before. Rev. and Mrs. Rice, of Morrill were in attendance at the Baptist ladies' bazaar, Friday evening.

Mr. Rice is pastor of the Baptist church at Morrill. A California Pointer. You are not asked to buy tickets over the Santa Fe Route to California, unless fully convinced that it is a better line than any other. Convincing facts cheerfully furnished by local agents, or they can be had by addressing James E.

Watson P. T. A. Atchison Kans. Here is one: No other road owns its own tracks and runs Pullman palace and tourist sleepers daily all the way between Chicago and Los Angeles.

And another: Our tourist sleepers are first class in comfort and second class in price, a combination that ought to please. And still another: Our line is several hundred miles the shortest and many hours the quickest- a saving of time counts for 8 good deal in a loug journey. When you want SHOES Keep in mind the name, John KOCH. He sells the best Shoes in Sabetha. so See Koch for shoe repairing..