The Erie Sentinel from Erie, Kansas • 1

Y7 The Emm NO. 29. VOL. VII. ERIE, NEOSHO COUNTY, KANSAS, JULY 11, 1889.

The M. Has Come to Stay OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. ANNOUCEJinST. I bereby announce myself as a cam! The following from the Kansas date for the office of Counts' Clerk subject City Times, of July 4th, gives an ac to the Secre tary of War for appointment as cadet to the Military Academy. The applicant receiving the second highest grade will be recommended as alternate to the candidate passing the highest examina EXT.

"VATIOXAL GOVKKN'M to tho action of the Republican County count of the contract and the impor Benjamin Harriwm I-vl Y. Morton W. Fuller Convention. J. W.

Alford tance to all points on the line of the awn ii. Illume WtlHiim Wlwloin tion. changp: This competitive examination at J'rnldnt Htt-rrUry of State hwcraiary of the Treasury r'try War JfrtMrjr of the Navr hwrttury of tho A tornt jr-4ienerl i'oatrmtxtc'Mic-iienil bcfretury of A(rr'-'ulturc- Seventeen hundred miles of rail in importance a3 aa issue the better the people get acquainted with its merits. One day it may roach a point where a presidential election may actually turn upon it; and then all parties will search fcr candidates whose past records will give the best insight to their future policy. Forty-two stars constituted the coustellation in the blue field of the national ensigns displayed on the Senate and llonse wings of the Capitol yesterday.

Crawford county liepublicans Itclrtfli Proctor lU-iiJmiiin F. Tracy John W. Nol.lo W. H. If.

Miller Wansninkor will hold their couuty convention at way became a part of the Kansas A Gibson 79 inf Murphy II 143 Sclh Nation corp A 8 Poppino pvt G8 Sweeny corp 54 Swan II 101 PENNSYLVANIA. Alexander pvt I 14 ca-v Crowl A 17 inf A llilman A 48 FSagt.er 173 Whitley Lds Sir Wabash IOWA. Carpenter 17 Detwik-r'Capt Cav R.ifi pvt 5 Vaughn corp 30 inf WISCONSIN. Oswego will not relieve the appli cant of necessity of passing the ex amination at West Pojnt. A fee of two dollars will be rcquir Girard Wednesday, August 7th.

Jeremiah Husk City railway system yesterday by stroke of the pen, and on next Mon CITATE GOVERNMENT. Senator Plumb orated at Read day the Missouri Kansas Texas eu irom each applicant at-the time .1. IT. Humphrey ing Kansas, the home of hia broth lovmor of examination to pay the expense of Railway management will begin A. J.

Kei the examination. for Infants and Children. "Castorla is so won adapted to ehfldren that I Catterfa enr CoUe, Constipation, I recommend it aa superior to any BreacripUon I "our Stomach, Diajrhosa, Eructation, kjwwntoma." IL Aacnxa, M. I Kills Woiros, gives sleep, and promote dl- 111 Bo. Oxford 84., Brooklyn, H.

Y. Witlotu Usurious medication, Tnx Cx.TTiDa Compakt, 77 Murray Street, N. Y. er A. W.

Plumb, on the Fourth. i-cretiry Ntate William Ifnrirlns Xtaic Trraurcr Jmncs W. Hamilton running trains from the union depot I hope all papers of the Third -4 ienc-ral l- II. KeilKir to the city of Galveston and connect Congressional District of Kansas Ktatc Au.lltor Tirmrtby MfH arty Mupcrintendunt Public Instruction, O. Winans Robert Lincoln, Minister to England, gave a reception to over ing at Laredo, on the Rio Grande will publish this notice so that all with tho Mexican railway system, ex OCNTY GOVERNMENT.

who may desire to do so may present themselves at the slated time 400 persons in London, July 4th. tending to the City of Mexico. for examination. When the cadet Stllwell F. Smith If.

Crawford Ths negotiations, which, for sev W. G. Spangler, of Lawrence, a former NeoHho county boy, has just Soiih of Veteran Arrested in HJiniotirl lor Acting as Firlug Squad on Memorial May, The South affect to want bygones-to be by gones in regard to the war, and say they waut a united people, and say they want to units with the North in strewing flowers over both the Union and Confederate dead on LimlHX ker A. II. lie is admitted at West Point a deposit of $100 is required.

If any further information is de eral weeks have been pending between the receivers of the Missouri Kansas and Texas and the officials been elected Vice Chancellor of the j. Van Sanit J. M. Kennoily IHitrict Judsre Protmte Ju'Ikc 4'ounty Treasurer I'ounty Clerk lUtrieter of I HnXa 5heritr Clerk of the lilMnct Vtinty Attorm-r tuCof I'uMin Instruction. 'ouiiry Surveyor Count Corortur Commissioners State University, at Lawrence, address J.

W. Weltner, Chair of tho Kansas City Pacific and man of the Board of Examiners, Os the Memphis road, were finally clos IHnniwn W. nmk C. W. Ilay'K'n J.

TV. A I ford IT. I. Uiuh Ed Manor T. Wimsat wego Kansas.

Respectfully, ed yesterday, and Judge Brown of This is an honor seldom conferred upon a young man. He ha3 entered upon his duties, and will be Chancellor until an election to fill the B. Perkins, M. HEADQITABTEBS FOR DIIBowkerpvt I 19 inf GeoBalch- sgt 3 cav iiissounr. Baker pvt II 5 cav WEST VIRGINIA.

Ii Ball pvt 7 Frazicr 1 cav KANSAS. Pattcl pvt 12 inf Robertsou 8 MISCFXLANEOUS. Kirkpatiick pvt 20 inf ii Sweeny 2nd Lt 4-Teun inf WALNUT GROVE. ILLINOIS. the United States Circut court, sit Memorial day: tint the true inwardness of their filing crops out occa Third Congressional Dist.

of Kans. ting in Chambers at Topeka, issued POWNSHIP GOVERNMET. sionally in the speeches of such men an order ratifying the contracts, aud last evening the following announce vacancy occurs. Tnntw W. It.

Tlardman as Rosser, and even their officers of Treasurer C. H. Netzt-r ment was made by the authority of the law show their hatred of the Clerk V- E.lwarl9 IE. Eckley Washington Letter. From Our Regular Correspondent.

There was genuine political talk the receivers: Dr. Childs, appointed to make an examination of the Hampton Canton Clipper Walking Plows, justices oi mo t'cace a. Wells "Under authority of an order of Wm. Allen Constables llrown men who fought them by such actions as the following communication sent by R. Lobenstein, Colonel Indian school, says that the diet is the United States circuit court for the district of Kansas, George A at the White House Tuesday morn ing, not about the filling of post- Eddy and II.

C. Cross, reeehers of of the Missouri Division, S. of to Sons of Veterans National Re poor and that he found the cells in which the Indian boys were confined for a week at a time, to be only 6 ft. in. long, 3 ft.

3 in. wide. He says the punishment inflicted is the Missouri xansas and -Texas railway, have finally executed contracts with the Kansas City and Pacific offices and consulships and the vex-otious claims of rival candidates, but about the Republican party and its future, and what its leaders ought to veille, shows what took place in poor QITV GOVERNMENT. Mayor W.T. Button HreAiilent of the Council G.

A. Dunham Police Ju'Jjfc J. A. ells Tri-nurer V. P.

Garvin Marshal ami Smut Couimlpsioncr.Wm. Murch John Garvin Ci. A. Iitinhain Councilmcn B. I.

Lilly I A. C. Stuck J. A. Wells Canton Clipper Tricycle Sulky Plows, Canton Clipper Imperial Cultivators, Canton Clipper Tongueless Cultivators, Canton Clipper Balance Frame Cultivators, Canton Clipper Vibrating Harrows, Evans Corn Planters and Check Rowers, Deei-ing Binders, Harvesters, and Mowers.

old Missouri: railroad company, whereby the Mis "On Memorial Dav, Mav 30.18S9, greater than i3 used by any of our souri Kansas Texas railway will have an entrance to Kansas City and states prisons. Surely a renovation do to insure success in the next elections, as well as its conduct of affairs in the next Congress. Some of the talking was done by the Presi a detail from Camp No. 50, Missouri Division, Sons of Veterans, acted as a firing squad for Post No. 100, of the Grand Army of the Republic, is needed.

terminal facilities and accomoda tions at this point. Cliarcli Ilrelory. IUptist. Kov. (i.

E. Iliirtliek. Ph. nnstor. "The receivers are to operate the THE NEW ASSISTANT AOJITTANT Prwichinir on th 2d.

4th and 5th Siinilays of Marble Hill, Missouri, a salute to Kansas uuy and Pacihc railroad dent, but the larger part was by- GENEKAIi. nh month. Sundny school every Siinclay at a. m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday eveninir at 8 o'clock.

the dead was fired with blank cart from Coffeyville. through Parsons to Captain Arthur McArthur, of three Senators who had the President as an attentive and interested A full and complete stock of shelf Paola, and thence run their passen Pastor's residence at the house formerly oc ridges, in a cemetery within two hundred yards of a certain church i -rr-i 11 i ger and freight trains to Kansas Thirteenth infantry, has been appointed Ass't Adjutant General, to cupied, by Dr. Clouser. M. E.

Church Kev. M. 'E. Goddard. pastor.

City, over the Kansas City, iort and heavy Hardware, Tinware, Stov istener. The three were Senators Allison, succeed General Kelton. He is a Scott Memphis railroad. Services every Stitnlay at a. m.

and p. m. Sunday fck-hool at 2:110 p. prayer ineetinsr Thurwlay at p. YounK Peo in jyiarule inn, xouinger county.

Afterwards they attended Memorial services at the court house with the, muskets still in their posseseion. I The receivers assume the control, Chandler, and Cullom. They did son of Judge "McArthur, of "Wash es, Wagons, Buggies, Etc. ple's meetintr Tuewlay at p. offlciul board meeting second Wednesday of each month.

management and operation of the not go to the White House together, ington D. and is 44 years of age "For both of these olienses the Kansas City railroad on next Monday, July 8. The Kansas and thereby set everybody to wondering what their visit might mean, Glick Succeeded. ty Kellcy. parties named in the lniorniatiou have been arrested.

City, Fort Scott and Memphis rail Bernard Kelley, of Emporia, bet but singly, and as if only the Feder "Able counsel have been retained road will then be readv to carry out Call and inspect these goods ter known as Elder Kelley, has re and time will tell whether loyalty to al appointments in their States its contract and the trains of the Missouri Kansas and Texas from ceived the appointment of Pension the memory of the Union dead con NA1IE RANK CO. REG ARM Alexander pvt 84 inf Geo Bull corp 97 Wm Braiuard pvt 1 Eng Cocmes corp 55 inf Ike Duckworth pvt I 3 cav 11 Fleming 19 inf Littler 94 37 McGir.nis 11 cav GeoMcClasky 92Mltiuf Ti ed way 155 Tucker corp 90 Teas I 124 White capt 77 INDIANA. Adamson sgt 09 inf Babcock pv A 87 4 4 42 WFIIecderson capt 03 Malsbuiy pvt 118. Old sgt 153 pvt 138 Sah in corp I 15 PENNSYLVANIA. John Ball a pvt I 79 II Blaine 1 79 A Craven 22 cav Hess corp 22 Wm She! horn pvt 1) 133 inf TWTeeple 22 cav oiiio.

Carrol fgt II 08 inf WmJohuson corp 194 inf Turner pvt. 90 II Wrestler Fgt 70 TENNESSEE. I Dearstone pvt 4 A Roberta I 1 cav Thoniason 4 inf KANSAS. iggett I 10 Roe A 11 mil JIISCEZLANEOUS. brought them there.

But the same and get prices before buying. that time forward will be run to Commissioner to succeed ex-Gov stitutes a crime in Missouri, subjects were discussed by all of KansasCity. The following is the information: ernor Glick. This is a good appoint them. These subiects were the call- The contract will contract will C.

O. BUTTON CO. "State of Missouri against Henry ng of an extra session of Congress ment as Bernard Kelley is well qual. ified for the position, was a soldier W. Crafton, Erich Sander, Sam t.

continue during the receivership, and while nothing positive can be and the elections in the new States. Cedwell. Bertie Clark, Edward 3T Opposite public ERIE, KANSAS. of the late war, is a typical go ahead learned in regard to the matter, it is Stanton' John Lane, defendants; be- The general opinion was that an Lodge Directory-Erie Lodge No. 1U K.

of P. meets every Monday. C. C. Iiutton CD.

Herod K. of 11. S. Erlo Ixxlire No. 76 A.

F. A. meets 2nd and 4th Wednesdays. J- A. Wells W.

M. II. A. Petery Sec'y. Erie Lodtro No.

44 I. O. O. F. meets 2nd and 4th Fridays.

Willis Light N. G. J. V. Sponenberger P.

S. Erie Lodire No. 109 K. of If. meets 1st aud 3rd Fridays.

A. C. Stuck D. II. F.

CuuimhiKS R. F.rie LodjfO No. 275 A. O. IT.

w. meets every Tuesday. it. S. Hamilton M.

W. Will I. Powell it. Erie Post No. 311 G.

H. meets 1st and srd Saturdays. W. If. Nit-hols C.

John Uerry Act. Adj. Eric Division U. R. K.

or P. meets 1st Thursday. ('. (I. Fletcher Capt.

I. Garvin Recorder. A he Lincoln Camp No. BO or V. meets 1st and 3rd Wednesday.

rlu Georo Cnpt. Clyde E. Umboker F. S. understood that the Kansas City western man and one of the most ore B.

L. Bowman, Justice of the extra sessionof Congress should be Pacific will be purchased by the Mis popular men in Kansas. Peace, within and for Lorance tcwu- called about November 1st, and not souri Kansas aud Texas stockhold hip, Bollinger county, Mo. THE FOl'KTH OF JULY IN THE ers when they 'regain jiossession of October, as has been previously 'W. K.

Chandler, Prosecuting the road, and that the line will be supposed would be the time if one NEW STATES. The four new states, North Dako Attorney within and for Uollingei extended from Paola to KansasCity, ccuntv. State of Missouri, upon his was called. The reason for postpon for, as a Missouri Kansas and lexas ta, South Dakota, Montana aud Palace Drug Store, Dealers In oath of office informs the Justice oi meut was that at the later date the otlicial said to a Times reporter Washington, celebrated the Fourth the Peace aforesaid, that Henry Republicans would have the advant aa thev never did before, and what yesterday, "the 'Katy' has come to stav." Crafton, Erich Sander, Sam G. Bed-well, Bertie Clark, Edward Stanton, age ot tne members irom the West wonder that they did, as they now The Missouri Kansas and Texas not all of the new States, who bear a new relation to their sister Members of alove onlers in rood standing has evidently been preparing for its would give them a fair majority in Am most cordially invited to attoud.

entrance to Kansas City for some states, and they can but flaunt the stead of the extremely small one they time. A few weeks og it pave an banner on the one hundredth 4th of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Perfumery and Fancy Goods, All articles pertaining to a first classs drug store. Prescriptions a Specialty. WATT SATOIT, Erie, Kans. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

order for 500 new coal cars, and has uow have, and which might, through July since Washington wa3 inaugu death or accident, be entirely wiped rated. In all their celebrations, the wagon loaded with glrla to represent out between the time of calling the extra session aud assembling of the been working Us shops at Sedaha and Parson3 to their utmost capacity in repairing and increasing the rolling stock. For several months two large forces of men have been laying new steel on the line in the G. FLETCHER Physician and Surgeon. OiUce at residence, near tho cornea- of First ni Main streets Erie.

Kansas. the states, was conspicuous, but in Cavanaugh pvt 123 Uaidman pvt 47 Iowa inf Salrin sea Cincinuatti members. It is not understood that this course seems decided upon, but stead of 13 or 38, it takes 42 to represent the glorious Union of States. that these three party leaders and Indian territory and ballasting the entire line with gravel. The company has purchased 240,000 ties, he President favored it.

Tne Study of History. More attention should be given to It was with reference to this which are being laid between Vinita MOLESWORTII, M. Physician and Surgeon, Erie, Kansas. Piles miccessfully treated anil a cure muranteed. attend calls day or nieht.

fiOrricE opposite Vindicator oince; greater or smaller majority in the the study of history by the Ameri and Denison, Tex. The new ties and sleel rails have been laid at the louse that the elections in the new- John Lane, on or aoont. the oO day of May, 1889, at and in the Co. of Bollinger and State of Missouri, did then and there unlawfully fin-off and discharge certain fin arms, to-wil: musket3, in the immediate vicinity, to-wit: 200 yards, of a certain church house, to-wit: the Missionary Baptist church house in Marble Hill, Bollinger county, said Henrv W. Crafton, Erich Sander, Sam G.

Bedwell, Bertie Clark. Edward Stanton, John Laue, then and there, not being a sheriff or other officer in the discharge of any of ficial duty, ngainst the peace and dignity of the State. The Prosecuting Attorney afore said further informs the said Justice of the Peace aforesaid, that Hen ry W. Crafton, Erich Sander, Sam G. Bedwell, Bertie Clark, Edward Stanton, John Lane, on the said 80th day of May, 1889, at and in the county "of Bollinger, State of Mis souri, then and there unlawfully did go into the court house in the town of Marble Hill, Bollinger county, Missouri, at which time and place in said court an assembly of peopli-were met together for a lawful purpose, to-wit: were met together for can people.

The averago American boy or girl will Btudy at school for rate of a mile a day, and all the bridges on the line for a distance of States became most important in the opinion of these gentlemen, aud the question of what could be done about over 1000 miles have been thorough- six months or a small volumn of United States History like Swin- overhauled and are now in excell ton's or Robinson's, which is in ent condition. The receivers have them occupied their attention Tues Hentzen DeHaven, i Dealers in and Manufacturers of Household Kitchen Furniture. Undertaking" Made a Specialty. tgrHalf Block North of rostoffice.JI purchased several elegant reclining day. All that was talked over, and chair cars and no road in the west was agreed that the national com is better equipped for passenger service than the Missouri Kansas mittee, while not taking an active iart in the campaign in the new- fact, nothing but a schedule of dates and learn probably that Bacon's Rebellion occurred in 1675, that the battle of Lundy's Lane was fought in 1814 and that Louisiana was purchased from France in 1803; but as to the effect these events had up Texas.

When Gould had squeezed U. D. HAYNE6, Physician and Surgeon Special attention to obstetrics and diseases of ehildrPtL. Ofhee east side JUuln BLreet, North trie, Kansas. J.

LEMOIT, Physician Surgeon. OFFICE in City Drug Store. Office hours, 9 to 10 a. 4 to p. m.

Attend calls day or night. Best of reference given when called upon. States, should keep a watchful eye on them, see that nothing was omit Save Your Hair BY a timely use of Ayer's Hair Vigor. This preparation lias no equal as a dressing. It keeps the sealp clean, cool, and healthy, and preserves the color, fullness, and beauty of the hair.

I was rapidly becoming bald and prny but after using two or three botlles of Ayfr's Hair Visor my hair grew thick and glossy and the original color was restored." Melviu Aldiich, Canaan Centre, N. II. Some time ago I lost all my hair iit consequence of measles. After duo waiting, no new growth appeared. I then used Ayer's Hair Vigor and my hair grew Thick and Strong.

It has apparently come to stay. TTis Vigor is evidently a great aid to nature. J. B. Williams, Floresville, Texas.

"I have used Ayer's Hair Vigor for the past four or five years and find it a most satisfactory dressing for the hair. It is all 1 could desire, being harmless, causing the hair to retain its natural color, and requiring but a small quantity to render the hair easy to arrange." Mrs. M. A. Bailey, 0 Charles street, Haverhill, Mass.

I have been using Ayer's nair Vigor for several years, and believe that it has caused my hair to retain its natural color." Mrs. H. J. King, Dealer ia Dry Goods, Bishopville, Md. the road of all of its juice, and thrown it aside over a year ago, it was practical! a lot of old junk.

ted that should be done to insure Tiie treasury did not contain a dol- on the Government of the United success, and generally give to the lo ar and Messrs. Eddy and Cross, the cal managers the benefit of all the literary, educational, and social pur national committee has. States and the manner of living, customs and laws of the people they know scarcely anything. receivers were laughed at as men who had a white elephant on their hands. They went to work in a business like manner and the road not only paid expenses from the start poses, having then anu mere upon their persons certain deadly wear- The olu house with a history, bet ter known as the "Seward Mansion," The fault i3 not altogether with onS, tO-WlC milSKir.s, il nui nt-ni 1 ituated on the east side of Lafayette but rejuvenated itself.

Hundreds then and iherethedniy oi saiu xieu-rv W. Crafton. Erich Sander, Sam the teacher, but must be shared by the authors of text books on history of miles of road have been laid with Square or Jacksou place, is rapidly Dr. C. R.

WATT, Resident Dentist. 30 W. AUGHR DnnDDTLvnnn steel and well ballasted, new bridges being put into repair for the occu G. Bedwell, Bertie Clark, Edward Stanton, John Lane, to bear arms in the diecharge of anv duty, imposed lave been erected, depots built, and pancy oi the secretary ol fotate. thirty miles of uew road built.

Its rhis house, if it could speak, could on them by law, against the peace XV Ul ill JJJ Xvii City Bakery and Confectionary5 rolling stock has been brought up to and dignity of the State." tell many a tale as full of intrigue the highest standard aud every de and the passions that rule men as partment is in a flourishing condit And Dealer in- Avers Hair Vigor, OF ESnOLtJIEST. OF KOS.IMBilO ion. Such, in brief, is the great. iny storied house in this city. In it Twenty years or experience warrnnts me in payinir that 1 can rive you satisfaction.

1 use Jill known methods to prevent pain in operating on the toeth. either in tilling oreitractinK. tSy-Ofnee over Stcadman Gaston's etore in Arlington block. Sail: and km, Fresh Bread, Tobacco and Cigars. CASVILLE ATSn WALMT UHOVii TPS.

CANVILLE. Galveston route, which is now essentially a Kansas City road. Secretary Seward's beloved daughter sickened and died, aud the assassin TREriKED BT Dr. J. C.

Ayer Lowell, Mass. Bold by Druggists and Perfumers. ERIE, KAN Warm Meals at all Houns, East Side Main Street. sought his life. Uncle Sam took it Cadet Examination.

ILLINOIS. RAXK CO. REG. Name Arms in! out of social life to serve the everyday uses of a government office, Brtitty Chinch 1 egt pvt which it did under lease and protest for several years. Like others who II.

ROOKER, Physician and Surgeon. STARK, KAX. Office in Drug Store. Diseases of Women and Children a Specialty. C-50 Griffin John Hoffman Liadsey have seen "better days," it grew cav A Loveride quite seedy and time-worn, when once more it is thrown upon the James Midcap sgt Pai urn pvt iuf market to be rescued from oblivion I) II A Ii I I Partridge by being leased to the Secretary of Jacob Pern co sgt pvt State, who is having it put into a and the parents.

The authors of text books of history should be thorough historians, and instead of putting between the lids of a 12 mo volume Jail of the events which have occurred from the time Isabella pledged her jewels, to the date of the inauguration of the last president, should do as Prescott has done with tho history of Mexico and Peru, weave among the bare facts and dry dates, enough of the details to make the book as interesting as the ten cent novel. Discriptions of the customs of the people, their utensils, and their weapons of war, given in connection with any historical fact, will not only make it readable, but will impress the student of history with the dates of the events. In addition to the school text book, books of travels, state histories and biographies, written more for their entertaining style should be placed in the hands of the children at home. Many is the boy who has acquired a thirst for English History from reading Dickana Child's History of England, and if, after this, the parent had placed in his hands, Pres-cott's "Ferdinand and Isabella." he would have, by reading it, acquired a thirst for all history. What we want is more of detail, more elaboration, and the result will be students of history rather that walking cyclopedias of dates.

Tames Stof more habitable condition as to con- cav inf David Sin. eniences than it was ever in in its Livery, Feed, And Trade Stable, ARLINGTON STABLE) GEO. McMULLIN, Prop. Good rigsfurnished on sliortjiotice. Board ty day or week.

Charges reasonable. Thompson first estate. Soon, newly appointed, rerriir corp Ot 101 111 8G 115 2 2 17 30 13 151 9 20 122 110 14 123 111 120 53 65 55 90 51 41 3 25 74 'yy Jl. COLLIN M. Practicing Physician, SIIAW, KANS.

Will attend all cnlls day or night. Office at residence, Shaw, Kansas, i W. SIIARROCK, AUorney-at -Law and Notary Public. will become a home again, and II Umbarger ithiu its walls will go on the weav- Washington, D. C.

July 3, 1889. As there is a vacancy at "the Military Academy at West Point to be filled by appointment from the Third Congressional District of Kansas, notice is hereby given that on the 27th day of July, 1889, a competitive examination will be held at Oswego, for the purpose of examining those who are applicants for the position. The examination will be conducted by Professors J. W. Weltner, of Oswego, C.

M. Light, of Chanute, and Martin, of Girard. Applicants for position must be between the ages of 17 and 22, unmarried, and at least five feet high, and free from any disease or infirmity of any kind which may render them unfit for military service. They must be well versed in Reading, Writing, Orthography, Arithmetic, Elementary Algebra, English Grammar, Descriptive Geography, particularly of our own country, and the History of the United States, and must be residents of the Third Congressional District of Kansas. The examination will be an impartial one, and the candidate carrying off the highest honors at this examination will be recommended to me by the committee and by me First published June 0, 18S3.

Sheriff's Sale. In the District Court of Xeoslio County, Kansas The Travelers Insurance Company (a corporation) plain vs. Coiunibus A. IlnvsMiehl and Cordelia HarshlieM with Angell MaUhewson, F.1I. Snyder and H.

Taylor, part-, ners as Angell Mathewson defendants. J5y virtue of an order of saloon foreclosure to me directed and delivered, issued out of the Seventh Judicial District Court of the State of Kansas, sitting in and for Xeoslio county, in said State, I will on the 13th DAY OF JULY, A. D. 1889, at the hour of two o'clock p. tn.

of said day at the Court House door in Erie, in the county anil State aforesaid, otter at public sale aud sell to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, the follow ing described real property, to-wit Lots No. three (3), four (4) and five (5) and the west one-third (1-3) of lot No. six (6), all in block No. twelve (12) in St. Francis addition to Osage Mission, Neosho county, Kansas, Said property to be sold as commanded by the said order of sale, and in pursuance of the judgment in the above entitled cause.

Given under my hand, this 4th day of June, 18S9. 8. L. VAN SANDT, Sheriff of Neosho county, Kansas. F.

II. Fostkk, Attorney for riaiutUf, White pvt OHIO. Burwell pvt ng of life's story. Commissioner Roosevelt is gain Bricker corp ing golden opinion everywhere for the manly way in which he has laid pvt "Will attend lo any legal business in Xcosho grip upon the frauds masquerad Jno Clepine Noah Dell Furniss Nichols and adjoining counties. "Office over Hentzcn DcIIaven's furniture store-.

ERIE. KANSAS. I) II A II ing in the guise ot civil service re corp pvt form. His conduct has been inde Henry Ocker pvt 1 set pendent and unselfish enough to draw flattering eomments from sources where enmity was to have been Reynolds A Starkey Watt pvfc bgt T. F.

RAGER, Attorney at Law Office In th Allan bnilding, front. ooked for through over zealous par CT. A. POWELL CO, Dealers in Furniture. Undertaking Made a Specialty.

8-Hearse Furnished to Either City or Country tisanship. That is as it should be. INDIANA. Bagle ass sur Carter 1 sgt 0 Dulittlo pvt Civil service reform is only in its in 43 1 II A 4 131 ca fancy now. It will continue to grow.