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a.v V-. Southern Views. Ten Items to be Remembered. Editorial expressions on the Presi The Dorrance Nugget. Thursday, January 12, 1888.

xJ. DITTUB dent's message by some of the leading democratic journals in the south are interesting as showing how that section It won't cost you anything to consult me on any subject connected with the Government land Published Every Thursday by Samuel H. Haffa, Editor and Proprietor. views the president's plan for reducing revenue. practice.

-DEALER IN- You can save money in many The Charleston (S. C. News and Subscription Price $1.25 in Advance: Otherwise $150. leases by seeing me before going ito the expense of making up con- Courier says: "The president exposes with true courtesy every fallacy of protective arguments: indeed a The P. Ry.

Co. runs Daily CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS, Leaving Missouri river daily, by the different routes from points west of jtest or entry papers. CORRESPONDENCE. LUCAS. January 8, 1888.

Cold weather, but plenty of coal to warm it. The new drug store building (under the management of H. D. Hull, the boss carpenter) will soon be enclosed. The literary society held at the Spalding school house has been quite a success this winter.

The question discussed last Wednesday night was, Resolved: That the Presidents Message is consistent with the American Policy. The decision was in favor of the affirmative. R.T. Fowler had twenty head of cattle dehorned last week by Butcher and Saw. Entered at Tost Office at Dorrance, Kansas, as i I have had over stronger or more comprenensive ex twelve years --PURE DRUGS- second-class mail matter; Government experience in the lancl business.

position of the weakness and inherent inequality of the protective system has not been given to the public. Through Salina's free delivery mail system If you want to make final proof will go in effect February first. it all, moreover, there runs a vein 01 kindly sympathy and patriotic consid see me before incurring expense, as it may be that under the new Missouri river via. U. P.

Denver or U. Nineteen counties in wester Kansas eration. The manufacturer or the rulings of the Department you -AND- workingman who reads this message cannot make acceptable proof. are without representation in the legislature. This is rank injustice.

must be callous and suspicious indeed I have complete records of if he be not impressed by it with the aoiding conviction that a readjustment p. land entries this county. 5 6 P. Ogden rates, San Francisco, San Jose, Los Angeles, and Colton $80 or round trip. TICKETS SOLD About fifty per cent, of all the farms Timber culture proof must be Patent Medicines, Paints, OH, of the tariff which would be committed to the president, if it were practicable, would leave the workingmen in a better The Lucas Hotel is ju3t now being made as in other cases, after giving due notice by publication.

shaken up by a spiritualist, causing the 1 I make a specialty of clearing chairs and tables to rock like a ship in position tnan that which ne now noids, would increase the general prosperity land of old entries, or in conduc Glass, Stationery, School Boots, etc. In Michigan, Iowa and Illinois are mortgaged. So that Kansas with the same per cent, of mortgaged farms is not any worse off, and in many respects better off because her debt paying resources exceed those of the states named. until further notice. Tickets limited ting or defending contest cases.

of manufacturers and the persons whom they employ, in opening to a storm. The band had a grand entertainment There are many defective proofs last week at the hall for the benefit of on going journey for thirty days from date of sale, and for return journey for mow in the gen 1 land onice at Washington, upon which patents Americans the markets of the world, and would at the same time, by diminishing the burdens and restraints upon them, augment the comfort of every ProtS. A. Wilson. 1 8 -ALSO- will not be issued.

If, therefore, six months from date of sale. Except Mr. N. Jack has been sick for the you have not the patent for the that they are not good for return pas- man, woman and child in tne land. last few days.

land you own, it behooves you to rwake up and see where it is, or The New Orleans Times-Democrat sage previous to thirty days from date James Brumfield's little boy has been quite sick with the lung fever, but is why it has not been issued. DRUG SUNDRIES. says: "The message sent yesterday by the president to congress is unique. of sale. Holders of these tickets may it you want to borrow money some better at the present writing.

It is first of all the shortest presidential I can probably fix you up in this Miss Georgia Francis met with quite message ever sent, and is conuned line at as low rates as any one in stop over at pleasure within the limits of their tickets, thirty days going six months returning. For further in an accident last Sunday. While on the this county. GIVE ME A CALL. ice skating she fell and struck the back It you want to sell, trade or 10 buy land or -city property see me of her head, knocking her senseless for formation call on the station agent.

about it. wholly to a single subject- the taiitr. The president declares himself in no uncertain terms revenue reformer and opposed to protection pure and simple. He would have congress leave the internal revenue alone and concentrate itself on the work of reducing the tariff. We do not agree with the some time.

She is still quite ill at the time of this writing. Office with Harshbarger I will not be undersold. The bowels of the earth in Kansas appear to be full of material for the Tbenefit of man. While boring for natural gas at Winfield veins of salt and tsoal were struck." It is a fortunate country where you go in search of one valuable article and find two others, and still hope to find the object for which the search was begun. At Wichita on January 9th, John Howies was sentenced to imprisonment for one month, and also fined $100.

for selling liquor; Mike Donnelly, two months aud fined $200; James Kody. twenty-six months and $2,600 while S. Herman's punishment was seventeen years and 'four months in jail and a tfue of $20,800. Hallowell's fee inthelat-tercase was $5,200 but he will not get it His fees in the other cases amount to 725. Church, opposite Court House.

Miss Hattie Pauley, of Lucas, leaves on Wednesday with her uncle foi a few president in regard to the non-reduction A. L. VOORH1S, Russell, Kansas. weeks visit to her grand parents in or the tobacco tax. It is true that KANSAS.

DORRANCE, Nehama county, Kansas. The little Rose of East Wolf creek, tobacco is not a necessity, but the tax is troublesome and burdensome to the agricultural producer, and the cost of its collection is considerable." and the Small boy 01 mam wolr, are still advocating home rule for Ireland, Farm Loans. No Delay! O. 2 Money Paid when Papers are signed. An overwhelming vote of the people But the signs of the times indicate the will repudiate the president's theory of GAIaIa IN! queen undecided and the struggle still taxation, ins present message will defeat him unless repudiated by his goes on.

party. Birmingham, Age (Bern.) Mr. John Hoel, of Wolf creek has sunk a coal shaft, and at a depth of Candor compels us to say that his CALL IN AND SEE thirty five feet struck a vein of coal. E. M.

Coleman, Real Estate I will give full particulars next week, views on the internal revenue system and the tariff will not strengthen our cause in the presidential election in the states of New York, Connecticut, New Jersey and Virginia. Augusta AIRPLAY. JELLISON MUCK PLYMOUTH. We feel that the President has made School has began again at Hymouth, and Loan Agent. a serious blunder and has struck a after a week's rest to the teacher and severe blow at the fine prospects of the WHEN IN DORRANCE.

pupils. Loans made at 8 per cent. Democratic party and his own chances for re-election. If he be nominated on such a platform as his message indi Miss Julia Sellers returned to take J. II.

Franklin, of Russell, chairman of the congressional committee of the 33ixth congressional district, has called that body to meet at Beloit on the 24th of the present month. Tha commitee at this meeting will fix the time and place of holding the convention. This disrtict contains twenty-two counties. We understand that the congressional convention has never been held on this line of railroad and that Russell haa been suggested as a proper and convenient place for holding it this year. The Nugget would be glad if the committee would select our county seat as the "place, for we are satisfied that the people of Russell would entertain the delegates and "visiting statesmen" in a charge of her school last Monday, after TOWN AND CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Thty Sell yon anything you want ia cates he cannot be re-elected. We fear that he has thrown the Democratic fat into the fire. Birmingham, a weeks vacation. Just finished our "written review' last Monday. Constitution, (Bern.) Tne message or tne President con IRWIN HOUSE, Lewis Brown was feeling badly to cerns itself solely with the tariff ques day.

He could hardly suppress a grin tion, and he discussed it almost ex Dry Goods, J. U. IRWIN, Proprietor. Mr. Wyant is home again, alter an clusively from the stand-point of Bre'r Bill Morrison, of Illinois, who was left absence of about two weeks.

Literary meetings have broken up Special Attention Given to Traveling salesmen. Good Sample and Sleeping Rooms nnnA AirnmnHtiflns for Boarders. The Tables are Supplied With the Best the at home by his esteemed constituents on account of his extreme views. That a man of practical common sense like Mr. Cleveland should walk into such a A series of religious meetings have trap is surprising but he has not market Affords.

We Welcome bar Farmer Friends and have a Good taken place, conducted by Reverends Cooper, of Topeka and Taliaferro, the the presiding Large congre walked in without a protest, as his re Clothing, ference to the Chicago platform shows. Atlanta, Constitution, Bern.) FEED STABLE IN CONNECTION. gations assemble to listen to the grand sermons delivered by Rev. Cooper, and a deep impression is being made upon Legal Notices. Notice of Incorporation, the minds of the people.

The donation party at Rev. Taliafer manner. Russell has an opera house capable of seating 400 or 500 people, good hotels and other facilities necessary for accommodating such convention. A strong movement has been placed on foot for the removal of the state capital from Topeka by the Abilene iGazMe, and the press all over the central and western portion of the state are taking up the idea like hot cakes. The movement is certainly a Vr'a one and too much interest cannot be manifested in this grand move for thi3 part of the state.

Russell county should look well to her laurels and elect a member to the state legislature next year who will pledge himself for Also Proprietor of CITY IDUIT IjIITE- Always Beady to Deliver Baggage. ro's last Wednesday night, by the young Boots, Shoes, Hats, Cans, To the Honorable Board of County Com. MISSIONERS IX AND FOR RUSSELL COUNTY people of Ply. was a complete success. We were very pleasantly entertained Kansas.

We the underslsmed. a maioritv of the Quali with vocal and instrumental music. fied electors, of the unincorporated village of -AND- uuixiiuvc. jiusseu cuuiiiv, xvuiiMas, uesirous oi becoming incorporated as a city of the third class, respectfully represent that said village is John A. ieuinger has made a marked improvement on his place, by the construction of a commodious located upon section seven (7), in township four Music Emporium teen range eleven uu west, in tne county of Kussell and state of Kansas, and consists of all these portions of said section stone barn.

which are contained within the following metes The party last Friday night came off ana pounas viz: GROCER in full force. Quite a number were Beginning at a point twenty (20) rods east of the south east corner of the south west quarter! present, considering the rough weather. I'ijoi section seven (7). in townsnip lourteen (14) south of range eleven (11) west.thence north Taffy pulling ruled the evening. one hundred and sixty (160) rods, thence west G.

B. Atkinson, Agent for the celebrated WESTERN COTTAGE ORGAN, Best Organ in the Market. twenty (an) rods, thence north eisrhtv (80) rods. thence west one hundred and sixty (lo) rods, Quite a number of people from Plymouth have been attending a series of thence south one hundred and sixty (160) rods, thence east fifty five(55) south eighty (80) rods, thence east one hundred and twenty meetings, held in Wilson by the Salva nve 11251 roas to place ot Degmninc. tion Army.

We further represent that the said villase of Dorrance has a population of over two hundred and fifty 2S0 and less than two thousand 2000 inhabitants. Mr. W. McComb has returned to his home in Topeka, after visiting a short time with his sisters Mrs. W.

Garret We therefore pray that you make an order incorporating said village as a city of tie third class under the name of the City of Dorrance and Mrs. Taliaferro. designating the metes and bounds thereof and David Miller has been successful, at Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Harmonicas, Accordions, Piccolos, Flutes, Fifes, Calliopes, Sheet Music, Violin Strings and Fixtures, Sewing Machine Needles and Repairs. appointing a time and place where the first election in said city shall be held, and also i the speedy removal of the capital. A number of good towns are being spoken of as being centrally located, among 'them is Abilene, Salina, McPherson, Ellsworth and Lyons.

The last two of these towns are nearest the geographical center of the state. And we all are or should be selfish enough to have home interests at heart first, and it therefore should be our duty to work with a will and get it located as near our own part of the state as possible, it being at the same time nearer the center. Our present Capitol building is altogether too small and the building is said to be in bad shape. The walls are cracked and unsafe. There is at present a five mill levy being used for fciilding large additions to it and the basement walls are about all that is completed of this large structure and -at its present rate of progress it will take five or more years to complete the ame.

For this reason an effort should be made to have the work stopped and the levy be used for the new head quarters of the state. THEY ALSO TAKE BUTTER, EGGS, POULTRY, AND last in getting water one his place: although the well is the great depth of naming such officers of election as are requi red by law. W. S. Pieken, John Machin, J.

W. Machin, M. E. Hutchinson, L. L.

Hutchinson, L. H. two-hundred and seventy feet. With Patch. L.

B. Hail. S. Ci. "Ward.

J. C. Smith. the aid of the Star windmill, he will Thos. Bunker, U.

S. Muck, W. H. Mc Adams. A'.

Rich, Geo. Muck, w. S. Brown, Eva Atkin have plenty of water in the future. son, a.

a. Atkinson, s. B. T. K.

Smith, H. Haffa, O. K. Allen. E.

A. Manning, Levi Aughenbaugh, F. J. Dittus, W. L.

Ferguson, Mrs. A. M. Kenyon. L.

P. Stewart. J. C. Agent for New Home, Household and American Sewing Machines.

It is Whispered. That, every man here has faith in the CORN at the Highest Market Price Chenowith, Wm. A. Haffa. F.

L. Xewburn, Organs sold on time to suit purchaser. Machines at cost for cash. city. Davis Corner, Dorrance, Kas.

m. (joieman, v. uayies, u. 11. nomas, A.

E. Sweet, Jacob H. Tait, George Ash, W. W. Jellison, J.

I. Wells, W. B. Wayt, A. Weaver, J.

L. Weaver, J. U. Irwin, E. B.

Wire, J. Crozier. A. H. Foulks.

D. T. Smith. K. A.

That, Dorrance is a phenomenon in progress. In Exchange (or Goods. Jellison, Eunice M. Smith, A. E.

Jellison, Otis J. A.Crahtree, W. Haffa. That.no section can show a less mor Atnerton, Mary a. muck, jos.

a. wengert, Elizabeth B. Wengert. A. M.

Kenyon. The above petition was signed this 22nd. day of Dec. 1887. tality rate.

Haffa Crabtree, That, progress and not politics is in KANSAS. DORRANCE, the ascendancy here. Notice to Purchase School Land. Dorrance, Kas. Dec.

30., 1S87. That, no business in Dorrance has Congressional Committee Meeting. The Republican Congressional Committee of the Sixth jCongressianal Dis DEALERS IN Notice is hereby iriven that on Jan. 25.. 1888.

proven a failure excapt loafing. Charles Kirchenbauer will apply to the Probate court of Russell county Kansas, for the privilege of purchasing at its appraised value, exclu That, silence is golden; chin music is cheap. sive oi tne value oi tne improvements, tne 8 i s. e. sec.

36, tp. 15, s. r. 12 the same being HARDWARE, SMITH -That, we will have a boom in the school land. He names as witnesses to prove his continued residence upon and cultivation of spring.

said land: Wm. Fankhouser, wm, Janne, Theo. Janne and John Hammond, all of Dor That, Russell county has some of the trict, will meet at the City of Beloit, on Tuesday, January 24, 1888, at 2 o'clock p. for the purpose of fixing tne time and place of holding the Congressional Convention and the transaction of such other business as may properly -come before it. All members are urgently requested to be present.

J. II. Franklin, Chairman. rance, IVUS. CBAS.

XlKCHENBAU Elt. finest building stone in the Union. NOTICE. That. Dorrance and vicinity have a U.S.

Land Office, Salina, I splendid, and plentiful supply of water. Dec. 1, '87. STOVE FIXTURES Complaint havins been entered at this office That, we have as fane a school as any by Frank B. Spears against Charles F.

Graff for city of our size. aoanaoning ms noniesteaa entry iso. 24.250. i He a I dated Feb. 22.

'87. upon the e. Vi. n. w.

and e. Estate, That, the highest acme of human and Vt, s. w. sec. tp.

13 r. itnsseii county, with a view to the cancellation of said entry: the said parties are hereby sum contented condition is possible, where can be found in close adjacency climate, Ajclc3l Oixtleirv. TINWARE MADE AND REPAIRED. moned to appear at this office on the 30th day of January, 'ns, at one ciock, p. to respona soil and good water.

and furnish testimony concerning said allege ged abandonment. S. M. Tali That, the best way to judge of what Register. Program of Teacher's Association.

Russell, January 21st, 1888. Geology class. Music. Paper, Cleaning Houses, W. W.

Nutting. 12:002:00 Announcements. Noon 2.O0 2:10 Music. 2:102:30 Primary wort, Miss McDougal. Tin Spouting and Roofing A Specialty.

is here is to come and see it. "When you have seen the facts you can decide Notice for Publication No. 6729. Land Office at Salina, Kas. as to whether or not you will locate, Dec.

26, '87. and Notice is hereby given that the following-nam ed settler has filed notice of her intention to make final proof in support of her claim, and that said proof will be made befwe the Probate i Kansas State Historical Society. Topeka, Kans anuary 4, 1888. The Twelfth Annual meeting of the Kansas State Historical Society will be pLoan Judge at Russell. Kas.

on Feb. 3. 88. viz: upon primary JOHN MACHIN State Agent for Great Ohio Well Driller. Also drills wells.

Plenty of water guaranteed or I ask no pay. Also sell 2:302:40 Question work. Lauraett M. Mowrey, H. E.

22,567 for the n. w. 1-4. sec. 10.

tD. 14 r. 12 w. She names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz: Jasper Fisher, of Bunker Hill, and S. B.

Stowell, Seth Moore and James neiain the nail or tne nouse or representatives, at Topeka, on Tuesday evening, January 17, 1888. Members of Insurance Altland, of Dorrance, Kas. i. M. Palmer, A.

J. VC Register. rooRHis, Atty. the board of directors will be elected and other business transacted. Brief addresses, pertaining to subjects of ADAMS' Wind Mills, either pumping or geared.

Also the 2:402:55 Current topics, Misses Bessie Shedd and Carrie Bunner. 2:55 3:15 How to teach denominate numbers, T. Ford. 3:153:25 Discussion, F. E.

Young and Miss Hattie Slimm. Recess. 3:35 3:55 Petitions -and subscription, papers Institute exer-" cises, Miss Decima Miles." 3:55 4:15 Lincoln and Douglass, John lahony. Superintendent's talk. Miscellany.

Adjournment. Kansas history, will be delivered. The public are invited to attend. A meeting of the board of directors will be held at 3 o'clock p. m.

of the same the rooms of the Society. Notice for Publication No. 6714. Land Office at Salina, I Dec. 13, '87.

Notice Is hereby given that the foUowing-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Probate Judge at Russell, Kansas, on Jan. 20, '83, viz: F. H. McClellan, K.2&87, for the e. n.

w. 1-4, and e. s. w. 1-4.

sec. 18. tp. 13 r. li w.

He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: H. D. Hull, G. W. Hud, Alex.

Miller and Samuel Day, all of Dorrance, Kas. S. M. Palmkb, Register. A-a-EJaSTTS.

ISTew ISTovelty ILlill. All nienrbers of the board are requested to D. W. Wilder. F.

G. Adams, President. Secretary. AH warrarAel. Piirop work guaranteed at all times, at reasonable pn Address Dcance, visas.

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