The Neodesha Citizen from Neodesha, Kansas • 1

"The SECRET SOCIETIES. mm1 I. O. O. F.

WILEY LODGE, No. 37, meets every Saturday night in the Odd Fellows' hall, over AA 1 Coy's store, at Coyville, Wilson county, Kansas. All brethren in good standing are Cordially invited to attend. Johx Hancock, N. G.

W. S. Smith, Sec'y. I. O.

O. F. isrr.ODF.RH a T.onrtp. 72 NO. 21.

VOL. -2. NEODESHA, KANSAS: FRIDAY, APRIL. 12, 1872. O.

meets" every Friday Millinery and Dre3S Making. NODSHA AND SO UXIIKIIZV KANSAS. She stood beside the counter The day he'L ne'er forget; She thought the muslin dearer Than any she'd seen yet. He watched her playful fingers The silk and satins toss The clerk looked quite uneasy And nodded to the boss. "Show me some velvet ribbon, Barege and satin turk," She said, "I want to purchase.

Then gave the goods a The clerk was all obedience He traveled "on his shape" At length, with hesitation. She bought a yard of tape! Tlsj WiU lie Hone. Thy will be done! In uvvious way The hurrying stream of life may run; Yet still our grateful hearts shall say," Thy will be done! Thy will be done! If o'er us shine A gladdculug and a prosperous sun. This prayer will make it more divine Thy will be done! Thy will be done! Though shrouded o'er Our path with gloom, one comfort -one Is ours to breathe, while we Thy will be done! TEE NEODESHA CITIZEN. ISSUED ETEEY FRIDAY, AT Wilson Kansas.

-V What a. thinks of our Tow and Country. evening at o'clock, in the Odd Fellows'' Hall, corner of Fourth and Wisconsin streets. All brethren in good standing ar cordially invited to attend. D.

H. Milller, N. G. J. J.

Burke, R. S. Harmony Lodge, No. 94, fi A. F.

A. meets Saturday eve, on or before the first full moon in each month and two weeks there TERMS OF SUBSCSIPTION will soon find their way here, and ere we are aware of it, great eliahges will have taken place; our neighbors "will be gone and their places filled by others, and we will be stimulated to renewed energy by the improvements we see around us. I have great faith in the future of Neodesha. Let the people be united, industrious, success will reward their efforts. One Year Six Months 1.00 Three Months 50 after.

Brethren in good standing are invited Wm. Cowgill, W. II. to attend. RATES OF ADVERTISING: D.

M. Bates, Sec'v. One column, one year $90 00 One column six mpnths 59 00 One column three months 30 00 Neodesha, April 9, 1872. Having been but a short time ia the State and had but a brief residence in this city, the questions are frequently asked me, What do you think of Kansas? How do you like Neodesha? As I have concluded to remain' in this State for- the present, and to cast my lot with the people, of this place, I have thought, it would not be amiss to' answer these questions through the public press. Having had only a winter residence in Kansas and seen it in the dullest, column six months.

30 00 I. O. O. T. VALLEY GHOVJ2 LODGE, No.

192, meets in Odd Fellows' Hall each Wednesday evening. G. M. Walrad, W. C.

T. Miss Carrik Epg'eriox. W. Sec'y. IViitioiiul Park column three months VA) 00 4 column one year aU Va column six months 20 00 Sol.

Tliller tlte "Liberals." has been built this ernbiyo city, surely no one should complain or be dissatisfied at the progress that has made even in this fast age. It would seem that two j-ears was a short time in which to bnild up a town of 1,200 inhabitants in the wilderness, and to set in motion so many of the arts of progress and Christian civilization. But while there has been a good beginning and the progress made is very gratifying to any one but a croaker, there still remains much to be done. The future development and success of the city will depend very much on the energy and enterprise of her citizens, vv hile it may not be an.easj-matter to defeat the building up of a good town here, it may be greatly retarded by an unwise policy in the administration of aifairs, and the short-sightedness of the If you would induce people to come and settle in the city, don't make a dive at their pockets the first thing. I will mention some things that im There was a bill before the United States Senate, which has just become a law a bill setting apart the wonderful alley and its strange and 11 FORD TTSTOULD inform the ladies of Neodesha and vicinity that she has just received a Fine Stoclc of Goods, For the winter rade, consisting of Bonnets, Hats and Everything pertaining to Millinery.

Cloaks, Furs, Fancy and Furnishing: Goods, Toys, Notions, Xoilet Articles, PICKING STAMPING DONE TO OEDEE. She invites the ladies to call and examine her goods before purchasing elsewhere, for she will not be undersold. tW Store Qpen from 9:00 a. m. till 5:00 p.

m. 23-3 Mrs. Eaton Mrs. Potter, DRESSMAKERS, would inform- the ladies of Neodesha and vicinity that they are enabled to perforin all work in the millinery and dressmaking line, either fashionable or plain, and having had extensive experience feel confident of giving perfect satisfaction. Also.do cutting and fitting in- a stylish and ready manner.

We are prepared to do bleaching of any kind. Place of business- one door north of Lund's drug store Neodesha. 15-3m. column three months 12 00 The bushwhackers all over Mis ATTORNEYS. column one year.

20 00 column six months 12 00 souri and the borders of lansas are sticking their heads out of the brush column three months UU One square (1 inch), one year. 10 00 and calling themselves "Liberal Re publicans." six 7 UU three months 4 00 The Democratic and "Liberal Re Two squares one year 15 00 mblican" papers are becoming re o-ioomiest season of the year, it will not be thought strange if I do not go into raptures in giving expres six months 10 00 three months 6 00 miss in their duty. We believe not one of them has charged the respon Professional and business cards of sibility of the snow blockade upon five lines or less, per year 5 00 Each additional line 1 00 the Administration. sion to my opinions answering these questions. I will say, first, that I came to Kansas anything but There are no longer any Demo "Legal notices and transient advertisements 10 cts.

per line for first insertion, 5 cts. per line for each additional insertion. cratic papers. 1 hey are ail "Liberal It is diverting to avorably impressed by what I had magnificent surroundings at the head of the Yellow stone river, in the Rockjr Mountain Territory of Wyoming, as a national parji, to the ex tent of forty-four miles by forty. It is desirable to have this region of unparalleled wonders dedicated to the nation at once, in order to prevent its falling into the hands of squatters and unscrupulous land speculators.

This is a beautiful idea; and while yet there are no squatters on the ground, Congress has secured the district indicated to the whole people of the United States and their decendants forever. There is no such grouping anywhere else in the world of the, beautiful, the magnificent, the grand, the sublime and wonderful in nature as in this marvelous Plutonic region of the Yellowstone; and, as the giant cedars of Mariposa and Local and business notices in reading Charles Sweney, ATTORNPJY and Counsellor at Law, Dealer in Real Estate and Collecting Agent office east side Public Square, Fredonia, Wilson county, Kansas. Will attend promptly to all business entrusted Co him. Jl. Miller.

M.G.Miller. Miller Miller. A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Fredonia, Kan-J. sas. Practices in all the State and Federal Courts in Kansas.

1. 1. 15. JPingr, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Guilford, Wilson county, Kansas, will practice-in all the Courts of Wilson and adjoining counties. 7 M.

V. Yoder. Thomas W. Naylor. Yoder and Naylor, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Neodesha, Kansas.

Special attention given to criminal cases. 1-30 James A. McHeary, ATTORNEY and Counselor at Law. Ornce on West Main street, Neouesha, Kansas. see all the various classes of Demo leard before coming; and had I not matter form, 15 cts.

per line for first insertion, 10 c. per line each subsequent insertion. earned to put little confidence in cratic prints, from virulent rebel down to "War Democrat," preaching eports, should not have ventured so up the beauties ot "Liberal Repub- far into the recesses of the State. I lcanism. Dressmaking and Sewing-.

MRS. DERRY amd Miss Willetts, of Neodesha, are prepared to do dressmaking and sewing of all kinds in a neat and substantial manner. Ladies, call and see thera, as their charges are reasonable. Rooms at Mr. Nicholson's dental office.

do not that I made Horace Greele- is in favor of the he venture, as my experience has Cincinnati movement. But if the convention should fail to pronounce contradicted man- unfavorable state Wilson Coaty Officers: Treasurer Alex Hunt, of Center. Sherifi B. W. Labd, of Chetopa.

Clerk J. C. G. Smith, of Guilford. Attorney 0.

C. Chase, of Center. Register of Deeds Jno. S. Gilmore, of Neodesha.

Deputy, J. W. Stover, of Clifton. Probate Judge M. Mickel, of Center.

Dis't Clerk J. W. Talleyrand. Sup't Fub. Inst.

S.W. Bukke, of Center. Surveyor N. McKiiimey, of Center. Commissioners John Roatcap, 1st district; H.

Baowx, 2d district; M. A. Beooks, Hd district. press the stranger in visiting Neodesha. He cannot but admire the beauty of its location and give great credit to the energy and enterprise of the men who selected the site and have done so much to stimulate its future growth; but afcer all, he finds it hard to convince himself that it is really a new place; there is appearance of age and a careless, worn-out look about things that don't seem to belong to a new city.

ments that I had heard and read Banks and Banking. in favor of high tariff on pig iron, ne would spit on the platform, and get back to New York in quicker time than he crossed over the State Windv, drouthy, timberless, aguey, bogus, and, finally, bloody, to fill up J. W. New Jersey, from Philadelphia, the measure of evil, are the terms TTORNEY AT LAW, Neodesha, Kan the glorious mountain walls and domes of Yosemite have been given to the State of California, so have tills Yellowstone region been to the people of the United States to pre in 1SI8. ed in many places when Kansas is A sas.

Office' on Main street. In a debate in the Legislature, a the topic of conversation. 1 shall prominent Representative from the sneak onlv of what I have experi One generally associates with any- wisiiijjgr. BY JOHN G. SAXE.

Wm. C. Ion Carlos, TTORNEY AT LAW, Fredonia, Wilson county, Kansas. Will practice in all the Courts of Record in Kansas Office west side pubiic square. 1 enced in a four months' residence thin new an idea of tidiness, clean- WILSON COtKTY ISA MSi, FREDONIA, Kansas, receives Deposits on time or call, discounts Notes, buys and sells Exchange on all points.

President J. P. Hill; Sec's Milton Short: Cashier Joshua Hill; Bisectors Jos. P. Hill, Alex.

Hunt, T. J. Hudson, ililton Short, Joshua Hill. 45-5m C. T.

Ewiso, O. McNui.tt. President. Cashier. Southwestern Loan and Laud Company, THAYER, Kansas.

Interest paid on time deposits; drafts for sale on all principal cities. Immigrant tickets for sale. J. R. Swallow.

L.T. Heritage. W.T. Soden. Emnoric Banlc That any or all of these terms may reneral orcier that seems Land League region declared that the people of his section would unite with any party that promised them relief from their present land difficulties.

Then they will unite with the "Liberals;" for that party at some time have applied to Kansa may be true, but that they apply to vent its disfiguration by squatters and speculators, with their "gin-mills," saw mills and chemical factories, and in order to make it a national park which will invite strangers to the indescribable attractions, from all parts of the world. Even in a business point of view this is the best use to which this district can be applied for the people and the national treasury. We might occupv a page with the T.J.Hudson. C. C.

Chase. Hudson Chase, 4 TTORNEYS AT LAW, Fredonia, Kan-j. sas. Practice in all courts of record in this State. Equity and criminal-cases her now more than to the other est- is just now in a stage to promise anything to anybody.

ern States is contrary to my experi 1-15-tf ence 'and I believe not founded on made a specialty. Byron Sherry hfia gone into the 'Liberal" movement. Without fact. I have failed to find the place Physicians and Surgeons. wishing to interfere, we would mere- idiere the wind does not blow even Swallow, Heritage Soden, Emporia, throw- out a suggestion to Byron: O1 1-ly descriptions before us of these re Kansas.

to a gale at times, or where drouth wanting in some respect in this city. True, it is a season of the year when ttiere is some excuse for neglect, but a little more attention to keeping the streets clean, and the walks in better repair, would imprsss the stranger much more favorably. There certainly is a very encouraging state of things as regards the interest taken in schools and places of worship. -The city willsoon be well accommodated with these most important centers, of morality and civilization. But the stranger is struck dumb with astonishment and does not visit at intervals, or where i Hotels and Kestaurants.

that he rub it all out, and take a new start, and arrange so that his Democratic year shall come in the odd year. In this way, he would be with the people do not sicken and die, or cently discovered fascinating wonders the Yellowstone, but for a general idea of them, a few words will, perhaps, be sufficient. They lie in a labj'rinth of the Rocky where there is not some the Republicans in tho year ot im and, and timber limited in places, portant elections, and with "the Dem Mountains, on the eastern side of ocrats in the "off year, when that G. W. Davis, M.

D. M. M. Eclectic. I Alopathic.

lira. Ja vis Bates, HAVING permanently located in the city of Neodesha, Wilson county, Kansns, wish to inform its citizens and the people of the country at large that they are prepared to treat all diseases, whether acute or chronic, to which humanity is heir, upon natural principles. Specialities Cancers, sore eyes, salt rheum, private diseases, kc. Cure warranted on chronic diseases if desired. All communications confidential.

Consultation at oiiice free. Jgjp Office on Main street, opposite Smith It Vf.wrlllll'a ston I ill! ili 11 if. 1 i and where bogus will not apply to tit least some of its politicians and the main chain, in the Territory of larty sometimes stands a little NJEOIJ3SIIA HOUSE, ATEODESHA. Kansas. This House, one IN of the most thoroughly appointed hotels ill Southern Kansas, has just been coin-, pleted, is newly furnished throughout, and is now open for the accommodation of the traveling public.

Stages leave this House for all parts of the State. Geo. r3S for the sale of RAILKOAD TICKETS and also EXPRESS AGENT. Of all the amusements of the mind, From logic down to fishing, There isn't one that you can find So very cheap as wishing. A very choice diversion, too.

If but rightly use it, And not, as we are apt to do, Pervert it, and abuse it. I wish a common wish indeed My purse was somewhat fatter, That 1 might cheer the child of need, And not my pride to flatter; That I might make oppression reel, As only gold can break it, And break the tyrant's rod of steel, As only gold can break it. I wish that sympathy and love, And every human passion That has its origin above, "Would come and keep in fashion; That scorn, and jealousy, and hate, And every base emotion, Were buried fifty fathoms deep Beneath the waves of ocean. I wish that friendg were always true, And motives always pure; I wish the good were not so few, I wish the bad were fewer; I wish the parson ne'er forgot To heed hjsious teaching; I wish that practicing was not So different from preaching. I wish that modest worth might be Appraised with truth- and candor; I wish that innocents were free From treachery and slander; I wish that men their vows would mind, That women ne'er were rovers; I wish that wives were-always kind, And husbands always lovers.

chanoe, from Republican apathy. ministers; and to say that Kansas Ouk Ticket. In looking over the has not been cursed with some of -s 1,1 i wonder when shown the location of what should be the central school these last mentioned evns wouiu put ground, we believe the following to be the winning ticket for the Presidency. It combines the requisites Wyoming, some two hundred ami fifty miles north of the Union Pacific Railroad, and from that road, over that singularly rough country, the approaches of these Yellowstone wonders are equal to a summer's campaign. As Fremont describes the valley of the Snake river, west of the Rocky Mountains, this whole any man's veracity very much in question.

In the vicinity of Neo of ability, honesty, integrity, digni Meat Markets. desha and all through the valleys of ty and popularity; building. Instead of being centrally located, he finds it entirely on one side, and outside of every inhabited dwelling in the city, so that the almost entire children of the city will City Meat Market, Liberal Republican Reform Ticket, the Verdigris and Fall rivers and their tributaries, sweeping oei a "VTEODESHA, Jones, Pierce Gra-ham, pmpr's. Will keep constantly on hand the various kinds of FRESH MEAT, region of the Upper lc-llowstone, it may be truly said, is a volcanic region a land of fracture and vio tent of country, may be have to follow one path to get to it. arge hnvinff had lonsr experience as butchers for 1872.

For Piesident, ANDREW JOHNSON, of Tennessee. For Vice-President, EDMUND G. ROSS, of Kansas. fpl pmifident that they can please tneir lence and fire." 'The deep basaltic chasm through which the river 1 1.1. found as much fertile land and as Wuen we the reason of this, we great inducements to the agricultur- toki that Mr offered land for ist as can be found in the same it at one extremity of the and.

customers. kill none out uib iauei ox W. C. Long-, 3L RESPECTFULLY offers his professional services to the citizens of Neodesha and vicinity. From his experience in treating diseas.es incident to this climate he is confident of giving general satisfaction.

Reference, house of Smith Momma. His olKce is undo his residence, on southwest corner of Fourth aiuPOhio streets, where he may be found, unless professionally l-3l-ly N. Doyle, M. I ECLECTIC Physician and Surgeon, has Id located in Neodesha for the purpose of practicing his profession. He will treat all chronic diseases.

Especial attention give-r tn of women and children. Will nimilt, and sell meat onlv that is ot the winds its way, the extinct craters in best qualitv. The highest puce pam ior iat "the surrounding mountains changed area of country anywhere. The Mr at tbe extremity, and attle and sheep, ana also niaes nnu peu. into lakes, but, more than all; the Why are Times Haiid? People fertile prairie is here; the wooded tne most rates, and thus thousands of boiling springs and the Stone-Masons and Plasterers.

talk about hard times, and wrell they may." An exchange ventures a few and is here; water is abundant, tMs i matter was settled. enormous geysers of this extraordi without swamp or marsh; building Tq a pei.SOI1 prizing school privi- nary region, betray the volcanic D. A. Kice, plain words on the situation, and Kansas. forces which have operated here and here they are lor the readers: "We -lOTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Neo- desha.

Kansas, is prepared to take con- which are still in operation. ire fast becoming a nation of stone is here; limestone is here; end- ieg-eg atl(j coming from localities less mines of coal lie buried in the wiiere school arrangements are per-earth, and beyound doubt there are fe an(j where so much zeal and tn all mils, cither by dav or night, There are seventy-five notaries in Leavenworth. tmQ tor mi in? anu lurnisu muiuius schemers to live without genuine Here, with their wild, strange and sublime surroundings, we have material. Also plain or ornamental cuttings, Lund Co. 23 promptly.

Office in C. drug store, on Fourth street work. Our boys are not learning Wyandotte county raises a large snph as circles, columns, caps anu sins, bountiful fountains of coal oil wait- monev are expended in securing a trades; our farmer's sons are crowd and do all kinds of stone work by the job or amount of hemp. water-falls which make even Niagara a tame affair, and a lake, the circuit ino- only to be tapped by the enter central- location for the public ing into cities, looking for clerK- dav. Brick laving a specialty.

i-i Mr. Turk, lateljT shot two otters of which is nearly two hundred T. Ulakeslee IHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Neodesha, Kansas. Also, U. S.

Examining Surgeon. Office at his drug store, corner prising capitalist to yield abundant A near Mound City. ships and postolflces; hardly one American girl in each hundred will CARPENTERS. schools, nothing but the fact, substantiated by the evidence of his miles, more attractive than the lakes wealth. The hardy and deserving Two prisoners escaped from the of Switzerland.

Here we have 2-1. HAYS. ninneer has dotted this beautiful Fourth and Main streets. PdKT. HAYS.

juai a senses, would convince him that the Sauna jail last nday. river which in its deep canyon for Hays Bros. Eureka is having some trouble country nearly all over with number- inhabitants of any place would coi thirty miles is even during the CARPENTERS AISU BUlLDtnn, e-) ndesha. Kansas, will take contracts for about colored individuals in their brightest day, mostly in the dark. less humble beginnings of sent to such an arrangement.

Coun- Here we have towering river walls, schools. Judare Parson, president of the building, and are prepared to furnish plans and specifications, for all kinds of mechanical structures. Shop on Fourth street, west what will prove to be flourishing ty buildings, bridges and roads are and happy homes. Alreadj- the iron sometimes located to secure private painted by the action of the air and water upon the mineral deposits in K. T.

railroad, is expected in Par side, between Wisconsin and Ohio streets. horse has made long strides through ends, but this is the first public all the colors of the rainbow T. L. Craig, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Guilford, Wilson county, Kansas. Particular attention given to obstetrics and chronic diseases.

J. lv. JJemoss. REAL ESTATE AGENT, Neodesha, Kansas. The selling of Real-Estate made a specialty.

Also writes deeds, mortgages, articles of agreement, pays taxes tor non-residents, makes collections, rents prop- t- Offiop. with James A.Mc- sons next week. Blacksmiths and Wagon Makers. Excitement in LaCyne oyer the Here, on the mountain siues, we have clusters of hot springs, dis this inviting and promising country, school-building I ever knew devoted and soon he will be turning his in- to that purpose. mineral discoveries is.

on "the in Bellmyer Poor's Blacksmirli crease. One clay it is rold, the next In regard to the future of Neo vincible head toward our beautitul charging their water from terraces in numerous -pools, from their. min- ana wagroii uoi. siiver. But all seem agreed on one spji.rf.him? for those stores of eral coating having ail the appear.

desha, it is idle think there can be a large city built up here in a day. TTTAGON MAKING and repairing done promptly nd and in a workmanlike noint. viz that it is valuable stuff r- i vv on.Q ninlinttar-ir. tt to-SU'liia of food and wealth that must be garner 11 -6m Henry." whatever it may be. miinncr.

All work in the blacksmitmng different colors. Here we have Farmers, Attention There is some secure foundation on which every permanent city is ed up here at no distant day. When you see railroads taking the initia- fountains discharging black and red The largest grave in the State -is probably near Delphos, which," ac line executed upon short notice and at reasonable rates. Give us a call and we will endeavor to render satisfaction. TTORSE SHOEING, Flow repairing, mud, fountains of water white as do housework for wages, however urgent her need; so we are sending to Europe for workmen, and buying of her artisans millions worth of products that we ought to make for ourselves.

The Henry (Ohio) Signal flies the following at its topmast: For President, ULYSSES S. GRANT, Of A.pomatox Court House. An honest man a man without pretence, Modest, though brave: though silent, full of sense; are the traits that mark our chosen MAX Note him, world! and match him if you can. For some time' a question has been pending between Omaha and Council Bluffs as to Vhich one was really the legal terminus of the Union Pacific road. It has been decided that Council Bluffs is the terminus which is considered rather -a damperier on Omaha.

The struggle between those two places for the mastery seems to be livelj'. 'This is a severe thing for a west-ern editor to say "A correspond- ent writes that 4 Attorney General Williams is a man of excellent mind, I I Tire a.f tiiir. and all kinds of iron and tive and preceding.the haruy pioneer built, and that basis for Neodesha cording to the bolomon alley ino milk: and herein the Fire Hole Shop on West Mam street, sotltn' side, work done to order. East side of neer, is forty feet long, eight deep Neodesha, Kansas. 4-1 you may be sure there is sometnmg tne miasi oi a xVj.in we have gevsers which Fourth street, sign of the big horse shoe, and eiuht wide, and contains the lite vorv invitinsr in prospect, and that fertile and well settled district ot jDSe those of Iceland in their Neodesha, Kansas.

J. Glol .1 1 less remains of several hundred numbers and their strength a most o-hted men f.nnntre and then her beauty ol poor Texan cattle. Irving Janes. Louis Gravelot JANES GRAVELOT, 4 E. HAMILTON would respectfully state, for the information of those who astonishing sight one of them dis have been ahead to spy out the land, locality and advantages of wxiter The Salina Journal savs that col I have seen the better portions 'of power and timber.

have yet may need his services, that he is prepared to do any and all work in the tailoring line, onies from Indiana, Ohio and Illi HOUSE, SIGN, CARRIAGE charging a column of water twelve feet in diameter, to a bight of over two hundred fet. And clouds of steam rise from this basin as the some half dozen Western States and to be developed, and only as such nois are expected to arrive in Salina such as cutting, fitting or making clothes, in AND OKXAMENTAL. the most approved" Is also enabled in a day or so. Many of them wii in not one of them have I seen any- development is made, can the city thing more" inviting than is to be progress on a healthy basis. Stim- settle in Rice and Barton counties smoke of a city inflames.

Here we to do repairing promptly. Charges reasonable. Shop on Main street, Neodesha, Kan have natural domes, spires, castles sas. l-o4-6m some of them will settle in and above Lincoln Center, Lincoln county, and towers, turrets and fortifications found in Southeastern Kansas, and u'aats administered in the form of I believe that it is admitted gener- portable land offices may excite Have permanently located -in Neodesha and are prepared to fill all orders in the above hue some of them will make their homes in numberless fantastic forms, an promptly. Also do ally that the valleys of the Fall river temporary, ife, and projects for un- the wildest grouping of.

mountain in Salina county. PiPi-n niXRTXft. GLAZING GRAINING Dentistry. Y7M- NICHOLSON, Surgeon Dentist, is prepared to do work in all of the various branches of the profession. Satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay.

Office in my dwelling in Neodesha, Kansas. 1-ly peak3 and pinacles and ridges nd Verdigris is the garden of this feasible manufactories may raise in the best of style. rising from ten to twelve thousand The M. K. T.

Railway Co. has filed Patent No. 2, to be recorded at Oswego, cbnvevino; to it 105,000 region of country. I believe there the price of corner lots, and castle Shop on Fourth street, in the old print feet above the sea. In short, here is but "one opinion as to the beauty building of any kind may find some ing office building.

i-j-iy. acres of the Osage Ceded Lands in a'nd never puts his foot erroneously He might kick-the correspondent and yet not disturb the truth of this assertion." Labette and Neosho counties. This HcCLUSE SOST, E. K. Iarris, "VfOTARY PUBLIC and Conveyancer, LN Neodesha, Kansas.

Office with Giffin cor. Main and Fourth streets'. -13. of location and natural advantages dupes and encourage an unhealthy of this youthful city. Nature has life but the city will have to stand done so much that there really seems or fall on its merits, and I believe makes near 250,000 acres of "these lands patented to the Company.

Thaver. Kansas, about two-thirds of the number little left for art or man to accom-i there is merit enough to sustain it J. W. Sutherland, tS EAL Estate Agent, Neodesha, Kansas acres claimed, including the most beautiful virgin forests of pine, we have a wilderness of wonderful things, with which nothing can be procured for a comparison on the face of the globe. There is only one region in aH the world in which wq tan find all the wonders of the Yellowstone, and that is the region which we trust will be dedicated, by Congress, to the people of the United States as par excellence, the National Park.

plish, and it requires, but a small if her citizens act wisely. There DKALEBS IN JLY Will buv and sell real estate, rent prop Capital punishment is practically tretch of the imagination to see cannot be too much, diligence, duc erty and pay taxes for non-residents. Ah abolished in Kansas. Hereafter no rnmmimieations relating to the country built up here in a few years one of there, may be too much haste; Love of children is always the indie tion of a genial nature a pure, unworn and unselfish heart. "Nev- er," say3 Lavater, "make that man your friend, who hates music or the laugh of a The man who gives children habits -of truth, industry and frugality, provides for them better than giving them a fortune.

business in this locality promptly answered convicted murderer is to be hahp-ed the most beautiful cities of South- patience is one of the prime virtues PINE LUMBER Latt, Shingles, Sash and Doors. until one year from his conviction McMillan's Hall. era Kansas. SThen we consider and as necessary 10 puuuu as private and not then unless the Governor THE above mentioned Hall is the most spacious and pleasant in the city, and so orders. that little more than two years has success.

The merit of this place passed since the red man was in and vicinity need only to be known of Admiration is the daughter is to let for day or evening eutenainmtuis Terms reasonable. Ward, is the best hymn Cheerfulness to the Divinity. Ignorance. low as at any point on the Rail possession of the soil upon Jwhich to be appreciated. Men of means 2-14 lv Agents.

Prices as road li-n..