Greeley County Journal from Tribune, Kansas • 4

THE GREELEY CO, JOURNAL. BatcheWc D.J. FINAL PROOFS WRITTEN NOTICETIMBER tXl.TrilE. I'. 8.

Land OiHop, I WuKoom-y, KaiiMH, (MB, Mitiuh 2S HD, Complaint hnrinir bmm entored at this nlfloo AND QUICKLY ACCURATELY BY- S. W. GIFFORD, PROBATE JUDQEOF Greeley County. LO 3 WATCHES, JEWELRY, AT THOS. H.

ORR'S, North Broadway, Tribune, Kansas. Final Proof Notices. S. S. Williamson, Clerk of ihe Distm-t Court GREELEY County Will now write vour Final Proof, ami Guarantee Final Re-ceipt, if Jli'sidcnco am Improvements merit it.

Advertise to make I'roof before District Clerk. PROFFITT. H.J DEALER IN NOTIONS, TOBACCOS, CIGARS AND CONFECTIONERY, At the Post-office EAST GREELEY AYE, TRIBUNE, KAN. Bank of Tribune C. E.

Wightman, Cashier. Does a GeneraL Banking Business. Little Early RUnra. Quite pumber of emigrant! (topped iu tbe city 14 night. The Hon; ot Veteran were mustered In Balttrday by T.

II. Orr and as-dmanU. Notion. Hardware, and Moat to trade for butler and at R. Pringle'i old aland.

Call on I. Scott at Pringle'i to get the highest rash prices for your butter and egRi- From reading our "South West Items" one would naturally Infer that the farmers In that neck o' the woods are at work In earnest. J. M. Hawkins, W.O.

Hait and J. P. Blomn left In a wagon for a few weekn sojourn in the mountains- They took guns and supplies aud expect to bag great game. LadicB who wish to keep up with tho fashion should send $1.00 to Buiterick Publishing Company, 40 east New York and get The Deliueutor for one year issued monthly. Last Monday evening Mr.

and Mrs Herman Stamp arrived safely at home af ter an absence of two months, during which time they paid an eitcnded visit to the parents of Mrs, 8., who live at Warsaw, Illinois and who are getting very old being now ovor eighty yesrs of ae. Leaving Warsaw Mr. Stamp nnd wife came to Sedgwick county where they spent a week with their son-in-law and daughter Claua Nngc! and wife. While there thcyprorured scvcriil thousand trees of various kinds which they brtmght with them in tho wagon to plant on their farm 10 miles south of town. In driving from Sedgwick coun ty (hey were much delayed on account of the almost iucessant rain.

Mr. 8. re ports the wheat crop ulong the road east of usas the finest he ever saw and thi nks that Kansas will, this year out do any preceding year in the produc tion of this cereal. a TEACEE33 EXAMINATION. An examination of applicants for teach crs certificates will be held in Tribune April 1890.

All who expect to teach who do not hold certificates valid until next exam ination are requested to be present as ii is not desirable to grant temporary cer tificatcs unless absolutely necessary. G. Whitsitt, Board of H. Bristol, Examiners. What our Exchanges Say.

I he News is again the official organ of Sherman county, the board of com missiouers awarding the printing to this paper at their session Tuesday. The work was let by bid, the Republican bid ding 50 per cent of the legal rates and tbe News bidding 20 cents a souare and securing the work. Goodland News. Greeley county is having the same fight against an extravagant board of commissioners that has just terminated in this county. Some time since the Greeley county board agreed to receive bids for the printing, and last week the Jouhkal filed a proposition to do the work at one-fourth the legal rates When it came to a test the commission era gave the work to the Republican at legal rates by a vote of two to one.

which will cost the county from $400 to 6U0. If the farmers of that county wl wake up like they did In Ness they will undoubtedly make it warm for the com missioners and at the same time save money for themselves. Ness County News. The farmers of Atchison county re cently adopted the following: Whereas, experience has taught us that designiug and unscrupulous persons are always ready to identify themselvs with all farm ers' and organziation, thinking thereby to gain the confidence and good willo the unsuspecting public, hoping thus to place themselves into public positions where they may be able to betray the public trust and thus enrich thsemselves at the expense of the people; and where as, we the members of the farmers' alliance of Atchison county, Kansas, be lievein the principle of the office hunt ing the man, and not the man hunting the office. Therefore be it resolved, we view with distrust and will not vote for any man who has, for months before caucus or convention, been commended to the farmers and working men by the old political news papers, and has used his influence to pack caucus or convn tion in his interest, Atchison Globe Special from Washington, D.

C. to the Kansas City Times of April 16: J. W. Gregory of Garden City, who has been in Washington for the past three months in the interest of irrigation started for the west this evening. Con gress recently ordered an investiga tion into the subterranean water supply available for irrigation between the 97th and 104th meridians and Judge Gregory who has made a special study of the un derflow water of the Arkansas, Platte and Canadian river region for many years past, and from the development of which he predicts great things, has been place in charge of the field work between the 35th and 43rd parallels and from the 97th meridian to the 103d.

This takes in western Kansas and Ne braska, eastern Colorado, the Neutral strip, a part of Indian Territory, the Texas Panhandle and northeastern New Mexico. He expressed great dissatis- Take DeWlit'i of I.aoti win in town Tuesday, Come to tbti Jouusai. uiSce for your job work. Cloaii' your breath wltb De Witt's Utile Early Ritem. George Austlu returned to l)i farm from (trip east W.

A. Kuelm of Underwood waa In town on buaineiw, Tuesday. A full line of Dr. Pierce's famous medicines at Dodson Co, For pood FRESH BEEF TEAK, go to City Meat Market of R. Pringle.

Any one winning a well drilled should call on or write W. J. Hill of 10 42. All kind of gntden and tree seeds (in bulk) at 0. II.

Adams' 8. Main Kt Yesterday was a dark, gloomy and rainy day with terp little stir In the clly. Mrs. Thorn iou has cone to Il linois on a vilt. 8hi will remain tbe re several wceka.

Mrs. H. Siamp broufibt us Borne nice hickory nuts from Illinois for which she has our thanks. Mr, Bozeman and Homer Miller placed the lightning rod. on the school house in district No 24.

The Misses Smith. Chapman, Walker and llolliday took suppei with Mr and Mrs. 0. E. Wi'hlmsn, Tuesday evening.

The recent rains have bud the effect to melt several thousand biick belonging to the county thus rendering them utterly worthless. M. L. Hitu one of the pioneers of Greeley county has returned from Harper county where he has lived for the past few months. An Alliance wus organized ai Tribune last Saturday and meetings are be ing held this week in order to allow quite a number to join who are aniious to be come members.

FlynnK. Hinkley has relurnod from a tour of Colorado where he has been for some months past. He spent the winter at South Park and thinks that is a fine country. We have secured a good Job Press, type and are ready to do an kinds of Job Work. If you want any letter heads, envelooes.

cards, posters, etc. please call aud see us. Ladies wishing anything iu the dress making line will fiud it to their interest to call on Miss Sadie McLaughlin at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Uolton Satisfaction guaranteed.

S. F. White of Horace has been con fined to bis room for several dys by an attack of rheumatism, but is able to be at the store again to accommodate customers in bis usual way. The new council have declared war on dogs and it would be advisable fur you to comply with the ordinance at once or at least before the 8th, when the law is to be put in force. Charley Peterson lately from Warren county, Illinois, Is among our recent sub scribers.

Mr. P. has purchased the 8, W. 28-18-41 and will make lus home in tho best western county to be found. Wc feel that a papei to be appreciated should not be forced upon the people, hence, we have adopted this plan; that when your subscription has expired your paper will be marked and no more will be sent you unless ordered.

Wanted To trade 80 acres in Sum ner county for 160 acres in the north or north east part of Greeley county. Mort gage of $400 at 7 per cent per annum on the land and will assume the same amount on 160. Apply at the Jodunal office. Taxpayers sit upon your truak con tainiugyour tax receipt, turn this paper so you see the local page with the top toward the north and look in the south east corner for the new "ad" which should properly be headed Commission ers vg The People. Miss Nettie Chapman and Miss Rach el Holliday took the west bound train yesterday morning tor Duel, Colorado, a town near Denver, where they go to re main two or three months visiting friends and relatives.

The Journal wishes the ladies a pleasant trip. Z. L. Thompson of Kiowa county, State organizer of the Farmers' Alliance and Industrial Union, has been in county since last Friday, and succeeded in organizing three Alliances. He will continue the work until the county is organ ized.

Mr. is very earnest in support of the principle of the F-A. and I. Uand is meeting with much success in this county. About 12e'clock last Saturday night rain began to fall in this section very freely, and continaed during the remain der of the night and all day Sunday al most without cessation until about midnight when the clouds broke away, tbe sky cleared up, and old Sol is warming up the fields in a way that maketh tne farmer glad.

The old residents say that the ground is wet deeper by this rain than by any preceding shower since the ee tlement of the county began. Our prospects for a ig crop is exceedingly good. Latex: A heavy rainfall last night and to-day. Frunk Clark DEALER IN Doors, Lumber, Yiindows, Lath, Lime Coal, HORACE KANSAS. A DAY rmmi AGENTS TO BELL OUR 1800 EDITION OF WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY Size 8x10 Inches 1 inches thick, ac cupying a tot ul space of 338 inches It has 1458 pages.

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Is certain if reasonable effort is made to cure a cough by the use of Do Witt's ('migh and Consumption Cure. Tins remedy is correct and certain in its action and custs no more ill unreliable prep anions. Insist upou having it. For sale by Dodson Co. Hp THE ODELL it fx I IX VI will buy the ODELL TYPE WRITER.

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Yon enn resru ste the action of your Liver. Kidneys and Bowels by using De Witt's Sarsapa-rilla. an absolutely reliable blond purify nr Remedy. For sale by Dodson A Co NOTICE-TIMBER CULTURE. (First tniMlphed AprllH,) f.S.

InrtOdliw, I WaKeenPv. Knnsn. 1OT3. March 31 'CO. I Complaint havlnir horn Ptitcrwl tbtrnfFr hv Jotl S.

McCreiirM arnlnst Charles Moi-rii for fnllnro toeomply with law an to Tiin P1M. lrtvl Mnrrt frt. upon the N. H. H.

ceotton W. trwn.Wn rnnfff- 43wct In Hrcr-lcy conntv. Knnn vow titho cfiru'Mttnn rrnJr( onfy: ctfinndnrinr th. fmrth yr ftrr entry tree or cutting: sairt fafl.ire at thi, present time the 1ft parties nre here hy stitnmopcd to nppenr at this on tho 29 of May at 10 o'elofk to respond and fvirnlch tpstlmony eonprrnlrg- said allefred failure. Jno.

Pehlvcr. Receiver. $15 PUBLISHED EVERY TlIVItSDAY, J. I. Milfokp, Cditor.

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Train, run on Central time, C. B. llurdlnif, Agi'iit, ii ii i i i J-i CHTTBCHES. D1H8TM. E.

CHt'KCH, IM-ciu-hlntf every Sun- lilay, Uev. J. HolimoK, i-unor. FIRST D. P.

CHURCH, twieo a nioutn, ltcv. A. B. Mot'arroli. ME.

SaBBATH SCHOOL. Every Sunday Ht lu. A. u. h.

M. Kiley tsuperiiiu-uui'iit; bttu Harden, Secretary. RATER MEETING overy Thursday evening. SOCIETIES. SIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, Tribune lodge No.

Fremont Boyle, C. C. Mt-c-U every tt ed-nesday evvuiiiK- G. A. R.

K. Q. THOMPSON POST. Thou. H.

Orr. Post Coimnaiider. J. A. VanLaiidini- ham, Adj.

Jievts second and lrtu eaiur-tlay of each mouth at 1 o'clock l'. M. POST I P. M. nQT flVPIff nnr-nflnt 7 A.

Closes at 8 Open auuduya ironi iu M. LOCAL ITEMS. TYet weather. Join the Alliance. De Witt's Little there.

Early Risers get Cash paid for butter and eggs Pringle's. at R. W. 0. Hait has resigned the office of under sheriff.

Buy your tobacco of H. J. Proffltt at the P. 0. Cigar Store.

Wanted Ont hundred dozen a day at Pringln'B. Twenty five cents will pay fr the Journal three months. Ask Dodson what De Witt's Little Early Risers are. The largest stock of Hardware Iuiple ments, at C. II.

Adams'. Dr. Warner's Corsets, gloves, niching, at Lyda Hales Store. His girl didn't go back on him because he used De Witt's Little Early Risers. Dumar a traveling salesman from 8t.

Joe, was lu the city en Tuesday. O. T. Lee is putting up the awning iu front of Dodson Co's drug store. Z.

L. Thompson of Kiowa county is in Greeley county organizing Alliances. Don't pay 15cts, for Lewis' Lye when you can get it foi 12jcts. at C. White's, White and get a beautful cut glass water service with a can of baking pow der.

W. B. Ferris has gone west cured a position with a corps veyors. and se of snr Don't pay 15 cents for a can of Tom' toes when you can get them at Octs, at C. White.

White and get a cut glass water pitcher and three glasses with a can of baking powder. Ladies and children's hose, Infant's dresses, bibs, bonnets and Caps at the Millinery Store of Lyda Hale's. Mr. Olcson who formerly conducted a shoemaker's shop in Horace, has just returned from a visit to Illinois. a.

w. onuier ei waa.eeney was in tbe city Saturday on business pertaining to the Iowa Mortgage company. ueo. uoins nas sold nis meat mar ket in Horace to R- M. Duffleld and the business will continue under 'he man agement of A.

L. Hare. See White for bargains in canned goods and jap. He buys in ten case lots and '-Jones he pays the freight and you get the advantage, See? Andrew J. McLaughlin one of the lead ing farmers of Hamilton county with his daughter, Miss Nellie were in town Tuesday patronizing our merchants Mrs.

H. came home yester day morning Trom ber extended visit in the south part of the state. She brought with her Nellie Greeley Camp bel! the first white child born In Gree ley county. Nellie Greeley is the daughter J. W.

Campbell and wile old time residents of Greeley county. She re celved the name Greeley in honor of her birth-place, and has come to stay dur ing the summer with her uncle and aunt- Mr. and Mrs. II. J.

Proffltt. 5H by William I), Miuilitull and William J. Hill uiraliMt Waller 6. Union for fulluro to comply wlih law as to TIiiiIxt Culture Entry No. WW, dau-d Mart'h Mtli.

lwfi.Hpon tho E. Hot Sci-tliin TuwiiHhlp 16 .4, Kungo 42 West, In Oivt-liiy enmity, Xuimad, with a view to the canovlliitlou of said entry; oontostuut alNrliMj thataatd WullorU. Hiilnn baa fulled, durliix thi Brat year of said entry to break live aore of said tmet or cause the sumo to be doue, That sluuo tho Hist year of said entry said Hiilen hus failed to door cause to be done any breaking, plowing or otiltlvutlntr upon said claim till date thereof. That bus fulled alwi, during tho period lust above written, to plant any part Inn of said tract to tree-, seeds or eultiiiits. or eaiinu the sumo to bo done That tho T.

C. E. of sulil llulen for mild tract ol land ought to be cuuoelled for contlloUou with T.O.K. No. lilTDS for said traot made by this af, nant, William Hill In good faith on tho lllth duy of May issiij tho said parties urotutmmmcd to appear at this ofllco on tho Kith, duy May utO o'clock A.

M. to rescind mid fur olt-ta U'Mlmoiiy euiicorlng suld alleshd failure oc Monroe, Register. NOTICE OP TRATOlt. IPIrst Published, Apt II. 17th.

STATE OF KaN8ah.GKKEI.KY COUNTY, Ss In tho mutter of the estnto of Charles Orwan luteuf flrocloi county, Kansas. Notice is hereby given that on tuo sth. day of April A. 1). ls.nl, tho uiideisigned was, by tho Probate Court of Ornoley county Kunsns duly appointed and quullflod as administrator oftlio estate of Cliurli-s P.

Orwun, deceased All parties indebted to snld estuto, or having claims airulnst tho same, nre hereby notilled to settle as by law provld- -I. Dated at Tribune Kansas, this 1 1th. day of April, a. 1), 8. S.

Williamson, AdmlnUlrilor The best OfTer Yet. A Hew DeDratum. Ron-Inning with the issue of January 2d, THE TOPEKA WEEKLY CAPITAL will bo enlarged from 8 to 12 pages, and ho otherwise strengthened in every feature. It. is a Kunsas paper for Kansas people all tho tiuio, and wor thy of putrouag Having mu-'e special arrangement with tho publisher, wo aro enabled to offer tne (j REE- LEY COUNTY JOURNAL and THE TOPEKA WHELY CAPITAL, tmth fur one year.

Every Kansas man should have his local paper, for homo nows and a paper from the capital of the state. Give this coiublnuton trial. faction with the slow progress made by congress toward a settlement of the irrigation question, but regards this official investigation as a long and important step in the right direction, and admits that the irrigation problem is receiving a fair share of attention, considering how imperfectly its impor tance is understood and realized. Gar den City Seutinel. The following was tuken from the proceedings of the county commissioners of Sherman cnumy as miblished iu th Goodland News, the otilcial paper of that county J.

H. Tait was ordered to pay into the the county treasury 118 for fees re ceived by him while in office and also the sum of $55 balance on treasurers account. Ge. W. Bensen was ordered to pay in $137.50 tor fees received while in office.

O. U. Smith was ordered to pay for fees collected in office. The chairman of the board was empowered to bring suit to protect county funds or collect money due the county. The special committee was ordered to make a thorough investigation of the office of district ccurt.

The Goodland News was made the official paper of Sherman county for the remainder of the year 1890 at 20 cents per square. J. H. Tait was treasurer in 1886, Geo. W.

Bnson was county clerk in 1886 and O. II. Smith was couuty clerk ir '88. "The mills of the gods grind slow" but sure, and we feel that there is quite a grist in Greeley that should be sent to the mills when the people begin to fn-quire as to the where abouts of the county funds. From reading the above proceedings it would seem that they have an honest board of commissioners In Sherman county, what a treat that must be indeed! Kansas State S.

S. Convention. The twenty-fifth annual convention (silver anniversary), of the Kansas State Sunday School Association will be held at Hutchinson, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 22d, 23d, and 24th. A cordial and genarous invitation is extended by the citizens of Hutchinson to the Sabbath School workers in every coun ty in state. It is hoped sot less than five delegates will be sent by each county.

Entertainment will be. furnished dele gates. Great preparation are being made, and this promises to be the grandest convention ever held in the state. No Sabbath school worker should fail to attend. Prof.

Excel, the finest solo singer in the country will have charge of the music; Mrs. Mattie M. Bailey, of Iowa, one of the ablest Primary and Normal instructors aud platform speaker in the north-west, and the leading Sunday School speakers of her own state, will be 'present. All delsgates should write to the chairman of the Committee of Arrangement, Geo. Bourne, Hutchinson, giving their nam and residence, ten days before the csn vention meets.

Reduced railroad rates will he givcu to all who attend. Programs will be issued and distributed in a few days. Labor and pray for the success of the convention; come full of hope, and with a silver offering; and you will return with blessings, and scatter enthusiasm, zeal, and knowledge throughout your county. J. W.

Redden, Cfl'man Stats Com. April 1st, 1800. Highest Market Price Paid for County, Township School WARRANTS. TAXES Paid for Xon-Rcsidents. Bought 1.

II 0' COTtRESPONDElOrS: Foreign Exchange. Tickets to and from Enrope. TRIBUNE, GREELEY and and Sold. First National Bank, WaKeeney, Kansas. United States National Bank.

N. Citizens' National Bank, Kansas City. COUNTY, KANSAS. they could get xt done for. This.

Dodson Co. Dealers in DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS. Fancy and Toilet Articles, Sponges, Brushes, Perfumery, Etc. FINE CIGARS TOBACCOS. Physicians' Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours, and orders answered with care and dispatch.

Our stock of Medicines i3 complete, warranted genuine, and of the best quality. Soiiili Broadway, Tribune, Kansas, INJUSTICE TO TAXPAYERS. The Board of County Commissioners of county ltt the county printing to the highest bidder at the legal rate in the face of the JOURNAL'S BID which was 25 per cent of the legal rate. This act of the Board force3 the TAXPAYERS to pay from $5oo to 8oo more for work than is the principle to adopt if we want to increase the indebtedness of the county, but if economy should be the guide, then it is morally and legally wrong, and an INJUSTICE to the Taxpayer 'from the beginning to end cf the infamous SCHEME..