Horace Messenger from Horace, Kansas • 2

THE HORACE' HESSEHCEE Oh YesTi Tho St.i.ouisi Convention. Full details of the proceedings of tho convention at Louis cannot bo givcn'at present, but enough is known that the ticket will Undoubtedly lie Cleveland and Thurman. The man lo occupy the first place on the t'ek- WE HAVE RECEIVED THE FINEST LINE OF Vo. Lund office at WaKeeuey, MEyo. ISSS.

Notice is heitby given that the following named settler lias Died notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before Probate Judge Of Hamilton cCuiity Kan Syracuse Kan. on June 15 ISSS. viz: Daniel Clark, No. 17083, for the sc'i secJKl tp 20 40w. lie mimes tho following witnesses to prove his continuous residence uponand cultivation of.

said land, viz: Benson Head ley. Lew is II Todlock. Orren Allen and A Alien. of ptowell Kansas, W. C.

L. Heard. Register. 161ti. Land Olfice WaKeenev Ksansas, Mav ft.

ISSS. Notice is herebyfgiven that the lVUowing-iiamed settler has filed notice of her intention to make final proof in support of her claim, and that said proof will be made before the District Cloik. Wichita county at Leoti Kansas on June 10. 1SS8, viz: Marv Stewart D. S.

KCSoo for Lot see 3 and of nw 1-4 and Lot 1 of see. 11 tp 19 She names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Samuel Williamson, of Horace Kansas, anil William Cowans. Thomas Sturgeon aud Jvihu wurlzler of Colokan Kansas. W. C.

L. Bkako. Register. l.W. Land Ofiice WaKMwy K.us.

lr. Notice is hereby priven llifit tho iollow ins-nimie't wilier lin tiled notioeof bis intention loniHko linul orool' in support of hi claim ftml Mint Hit id proof will lo nmilo tiel'ore tlie l'istrict Clerk of County Khushs, KniiMHson, ft, 1hk. 1 Koirleiuiui 8 No for tho mvi Hiw: J4 1 i 41 w. Ho iiMim-s tlic foilowi'ij? wit nosscs to prove liis continuous rodi.ii'iit'o upon am! exit ivHtion of wii'l hi ml viz Henry C. lixvit.

Luther Host. Clinton T. Iiarker un.l George Sti liibiirser, Hi! of Horuix) Kiini-us. W. C.

L. Hs utl). Kc-ristcr. r. 1 'i Land o.lict at WaKceuey, Knns.

May 12 Notice is herein- nivvn tiiar the following niunod -settler ft led iiUo of his intention to make final proof in suppoi of his claim anil that Kuiit proof will ho mailt? lief ore District Clerk Wichita county Kansa. at 10tl, Kaiu. ot; Juno 20. lsss, viss: Jaii'e KMiie JI. K.

for the sw rpc IS, tp 2ns 41w. Ho names the following: witnesses to prove his continuous residence ujkhi anJ cultivation of. said lanil, viz: Henry 1 lU-rriujr, Walter rainier, J'sie Green and Geoie James, all of Horace Kansas. W. Cr E.

Beaui, Kegti-ter. Spring and Summer Goods, OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER. rUHUSIH.l) EVKKY R. R. TIME TABLES.

CNKiX I'At'lKir, WAI.I.ACW Trillin run wct from Vnllm-e Mountain tluu' mul iitft Cciitrnl tin.f. V.wiminln t.mc wonp hour fclowt-r thuli rentvul time. Ttl.UNri WK.ST. -rfl Ever brought to Horace, -WHICH WE ARE SELLING CHEAP FOR Remember we will not be Undersold! J. South Main Street.

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it. i'ltAINri. I a nit rv i l.R.v si f'tiwntg'T, iwi'Ktl I A I TRUMBAUER and OLIVER, (Sccckssors to J. P. Cokmack Co.) Greeley County Abstractors THE ONLY COMPLETE SET OF ABSTRACTS TO GREELEY COUNTY LANDS.

ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Correspondence Solicited. Office and Books at C. P. ORWAN, DEALER IN Life Sol lfi40.

Land oKice at wilCeeacy Kansas. May5 1. Notice is hei-eby given that th' following-named sett h-r has filed notice of his intention imikii tlnal proof in support of his claim and th.it said proof will be made before the clerk of Wichita county Kansas at l.roti Kansas on June Jsss viz: Jiihn Sellers, 122ii for the sec 24 tp 17 r4: v. He names the following witnesses to prove hisconf inuous upon and cultivation of said laud viz: Harrison Hivcr. John Kreps It 'J hi mps' Thomas Orr, all of Colokan, Kansas.

Heard. Register 17S7. Land ofliee WaKeenev Kansas. May lit. ISSS Notice 's hereby given that the following-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 clerk of the district court of Wichita county Kans at.

Looti Kansas on June 21. isss. viz: Barney Dopenhrock II. E. No, for the nwl4 sec2S tpl7sr42v.

He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon ami cultivation of said land, viz: Clianning Sn.ifh. ot Colckan Kansas, William Mef.iasheti and John T. ISairord of Horace, Kansas and Ernest Rennet of Astor Kans. Hkahd. Itegister.

arau Land offce WaKeeuey May. 19, '88. Notice is hereby given that the following named set tler has tiled notice of his intention to make tlnal proof in support of his claim' and that said proof will be made before the ek ik of Wichita county Kansas at Le ti Kansas on June ISSS. viz: srilas Glover No 1S175 for the sw 14 see SIT ISs 42w. lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz: Francis Hoirue, Josouh Pulton and James Mclaughlin, of Aftor, Kansas, and jainea Moutgomcry, of Cohjiaa.

Kansas. r. Beard, Register. (No. 1J47.I Land office at Wakceney Kans.

A pril 11 PSS. Notice is hereby given that the filow ing nmed settler has "filed notice of his ietention to make final proof in support of his oaini and that Bald proof will be made before; Probate Judge Wichita county Kansas, at IiOOti Kans, on June 12 ISSS viz: Leonard E. Ouigley No. 17TJ9, for the ne' sec'l tp ISs 42 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, ana cultivation of.

said land, viz: Francis Gosncll, Henry Wevcr, Isaac Morgan, Andrew M. Azdcll, all of Colokan, Kansas- AV. C. L. Beard.

Register- It. Land office, WaKeenev Kansas, May 12. ISSS. Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of bis intention to make final proof in supporf of his claim and that said proof will be tiindc before the register and receiver of the LT Lund oilice at WaKeenev, Kansis. on June 25, viz: "johu C.

Muiivon. H. No. 172S7 for the sw i sec 8 tp 20 41 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence uponand cultivation of said land viz.

Jesse Green. Charles Smith, Lewis Johnson, Albert Shoot all of Horace Kansas. W. C. L.

Beard. Register. Land ofiice WaKeenev Kansas. May lit. ISSS.

Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will bo made before tho clerk of the district court of Wichita county Ks at Leoti Kansas on July 3, ISSS. viz William Hunter I). S. 12004.

for tho neU section 1 tp 20 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous resilience upon and cultivation of said land. viz: George Reid, David A Tilden, Samuel Davis and Andrew Kilcoyne, nil of Horace ICansas. W. C. L.

Bkakd. Register. lets. -Land Ofiice WaKcency Kansas. May isss.

Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and hat. said proof will be made before the clerk of the district court of Wichita Kas at Leoti Kansas on July it, 18S8, viz: George Reid H. K. No. KiTiM for the nw see tp 4.Sw.

itc names the following it nesses to prove his continuous residence uponand cultivation of snid land, viz: William Hunter. David A Tilden. Samuel Davis, and Andrew Kilcoyne, aU of Horace, Kansas. W. C.

L. Beard Regrlster. PAINTS, OILS, Lime, Cement, Plaster ai Plastering Hair, Horace, Kansas. Land Office Waivoeucy Kaunas. April 2S, r-'8.

Notice is hcre'rty (riven that the followhxr-nauieil Koltlcr haa tiled ieo of his intention to make Una! proof in support of his claim, and tin' t. said proof wi'l lie made liefare the Clerk 1 i st rict court ot Wichita county Kan. nt' Ix'oti Kansas, on isss viz. Henry a vis, r. nir Ul iii-nv i.iip..n rlw.

He names the following to prove lils cont inuous residence, upon and cultivation ot" said land, viz: Oscar 1) Fofrletmin, Luther Itrise. Ciinton I llai ker and Geoi'fet; Steiubartrer, ail ot Horace, Kansas. Wf C. L. UtcAitn.

Itesj-istcr. r.S'. Tdinrt office WaKceney Kansas May in. isss. Notice is horehy pi vet i that the followir.ir-namcd pettier has tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will lie made before the clerk of the district court of Wichita Kas nt I.eoli Kansas, on 2.

ISSS, viz: John s'afford, 11. l.VwV, for the no 4 sec 2S tp 17 42 w. Ho names the following witnesess to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz: liauninu: Smith, of Kansas. William McGlaslien aud Harney Dopentmick of Horace Kansas, und Ernest E. Heunett.

of Astor, Kausas. I. Heard, Ucfc-istcr. Land Olfice WaKecncy Kanr as, Jiay5. 1KS8.

Notice Is hereby jrlvcn that the followinjy-nauicil wet ler has tiled not ieo of his intention to make final pr'-f in support of hi. claim, and that said proof will be made bei'oit the Probate JuuVe of Wichita county Kansas, at Leoti Kansas, on June 21. lsts, viz: Finas itnrdcn II ISfiul for" the se Vi sihi 1:1 1 2li 40 v. He nanres the follow ih.a- witnesses to prove his cont iiiuous residence upou and cultivation of said lanil. viz: Eleazar Mirjran, Willintn Morjran.

A Carton and Hermann II Stamp.all of Tribune Kansas. HBAitn. ir.fT. Ijtnd OiEce WaKeeney Kansas. May 5.

IHsi. Notice Is hereby pi ven that the' following--nanied settler has tiled notice of his intention to make Cual proof In support of his claim and that said proof ill be made before the District Clerk of Wichita County Kansas, at Looti Kansas on June li). isss, viz: Lewis VatiLanditifrhani, II No 18011 for tho uw'-ij see 5 tp 2J 40vv. Ho munes tho followinjr witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Georjre 11 Smith, William Warren. Herman Stump and Elea.ar Mortr.iu, all of Tribune Kansas.

W. C. L. Heard. Register.

Land office WaKeeuey Kansas. May 3, 1SR. Notice Is hereby iriven that the following named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make tlnal proof in nupportof his claim, anil that said priMif will be made before tho Probate Jud.tre of Wichita county Kansas at Kansas on June, IS, isss, viz: George Hammett H. K. for the nwti nee 5 tp 1 srw.

He names tho following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of Haiti land viz: John Milford, GoorjfO Lawrence, Wlsdon Hale and Washington 1' Eubaaks, all of Tribune Kansas. C. L. Heakd, Register. Land Olllce at WaKocney Kansas.

May 5, 1SS. Notieo is hereby piven that the" following' named sel tier has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before Probate Judge of Hamilton county Kas at Syracuse Kansas, on June IS ISSS, viz; John Watson No Hhfitt for the se see 2il tp 20 sr41w. He names tho following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of. said land, viz: Michael Conlcy, Chester Miller. William Arn-holdt, George Aniholdt, all of Sliiloh Kansas.

C. L. Heard, itegisier. Land Office at Wa-Keeney, Kansas, No. lfv4.

May 5 1SSR. Notice is hereby given that the follo.wing named settler has filed notice of his intention tj make final proof in support of his claim, aud that aid proof will be made before the probate jinlueof Hamilton county Kansas, at Syract.se Kansas, on June isth, ISS-, viz: Michael "on ley D. S. No. 12S44, for the sw of sec 3t tp 20 rnni'e 41 w.

He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of land, viz: John Wat -on, Thomas stiller. ('hosier Miller and John Smith, all or Sliiloh Kansas. W. C. L.

Beard, Register. For a splendid opportunity can offer you. Located in the is beyond question, the finest body 1 i i of Mrs. N. Terry, Milliner and Dress Mater.

A full line of the very latest Styles and Designs of Spring and Summer Dress Goods and Suitings. HATS, FLOWERS. TRIRIMINGS, RUCHINGS, tlWHI.) l.and orflee WaKeeuey April 2S, 18SS. Notice is hereby given that the following-nained settler has filed notice of her Intention to make final proof in support of her claim, and that sail proof will be made before the Probate Judge Wichita count Kansas at Leoti Kas. on June 12.

isss, viz; Ida McKce No for the nw see 0 tp 20 8 41w. She mimes the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz; Jessie A. Cole, Lewis Seeling. William Ridlen, Enoch Dixon, all of Horace, Kausas. r.

Heard, Register. Land ofliee, WaKeeuey Kas April 28 JKS8. Notice if hereby given that the follou ing-nained settler has Hied notice of her intention to make tlnal proof in support of her claim and that said proof will be made before the pro-bale Judge of Wichita County Kansas at Leoti Kansas, on June 12 1SS. viz: Jessie A Cole 'E. No 17728for the nwf-4 see 30 tp 19 41 w.

0th Kas She names the following itnes ses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz: Ida McKee, William Stilwcli. Enach J. Dixon, and Lewis Seeling, all of Horace Kansas. Heard, Register. GOOD Land Office nt WaKcency Kansas, May 5 1SS8 Notice is hereby given that the following 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 Wichita county Kansas at Leoti Kansas, on June 21st.

ISSS. viz: Adrean Giirton, H. E. No, U'yfi'f, forthe ne4 sec 27 of tp 20 r40 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence ufKin and cultivation of, said laud, viz: Finns Burden. Martin A Dowse.

Edward II Kirkpatrick, and Arthur Kirkpatrick, all of Tribune Kansas Beard, Register, Land Office at Wa-Kceney. Kansas, No. 15S May fl, isss. Notice is hereby given that the following-name;) settler has "filed notice of his intention to mnli final nroof iu support of his claim, and that said proof 11 be made before the Probate Judge of Wichita County Kansas at Leoti Kansas on June lath, 1SS, viz: Ainert Fulkerson No. 1S272, for the qrsec 22 tp 10 s.

range 41 w. of the ith P. Kansas. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upn and cultivation of said laud, viz: William Stilwell. Samuel Hocker, Arch Dick, Nancy A Loar, all of Hor- abo Kansas.

W. C. L. Beard. Regis'er.

1711. LanJ office WaKeenev Kas. May 12 1 888. Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final nroof in sunnort of his claim and that, said proof will be made before the Clerk of lie MISI IW tvu inn IV iiii.i vuuij iw.uiao ac Leoti Kansas on June 27. ISSS, viz: Charles Matthews 12eii4 for iheswH sec atp 20 sr42w- He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz: Richard A MeGco, Thomas Gauley.

Joseph Brown and Samuel Thompson, all of Horace Kansas w. C. heard. Register. (1005.) l-and office WaKcency way 12' ISSS.

Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, nnd that said proof wiil be made before the Clerk Distriot Court Wichita county Kansas, at Leoti Kansas, ou Juno S3, viz: Henry 1 Herring No. 12227 for the nw 14 sec 18 tp 20 8 4lw He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of snid laud, viz James Kidney, Walter Palmer, George James and Jesse Green, all of Horace Kans. Wr I. Beard. Register, inoi).

Land office WaKeeuey Kansas. April 21 18R8. Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has filod notice of his intention to make final profit' in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before the probate Judire Wichita county Kansas ot i-eoti on June 12 ISSS. viz: Joseph Billips No for the sec 23 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said latd. viz: Arch Dick.

Samuel Hocker, William Stilwell, John Mauuon, all of Horace Kausas. W. C. L. Beard, Register.

15SSI. Land office WaKeeuey Kansas April 28. ISSS, Notice is hereby given that the following-named settlerhas filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before tho district clerk of Wichita County Kansas at Leoti Kausas, on Junes), isss' vim Luther nose 1) No 12458 for the nwi see 25 tp 20 srllw. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence tspon and cultivation of said land, viz: Henry Davis, Oscar 1) Fugleman, Clinton I Barter, George Steinbarger, ail of Horace Kansas. W.

C. L. Heard, Register. HO IbSjl County where droughts have never raised a surplus crop the first year on of water in store, with which to gasTT! to 20 to Ladies and Childrens Hose A Specialty. HORACE, KANSAS.

W. G. SHAFFER, President. Land Ofliee WaKecncy Kansas May 5 isss. Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has tiled notice of his intention make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be made made before Prol ate Judge of Hamilton county Kansas at Syracuse Kansas, on Juno IS.

ISSS, viz; Thomas Miller No, 11014. for the se i sec 25 tp 42w. He names the following witnesses to prove lils continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Michael Oonley. Lewis Foster. John Watson, John Burnett, all of Sliiloh, Kansas W.

C. L. Beard Register. Land ofiice WaKeeuey Kansas May 191S88. Xotice is hereby given that tho iollowing-namee settler has filed notice of his intention make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before the District Clerk.wichita cO.

Kan. at Looti Kansas-on Julv. 3, ISSS. viz: Samuel Davis H. E.

No. 17508 for the nel-4 sec 12 tp 20 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon aud cultivation of said land, viz: George Reid, David A Tilden, W'illiam Hunter and Andrew Kilcoyne. all of Horace ivunstts. W. c.

L. Beard R.egister Land Olllce WaKeeuey Kansas, Mav 20. ISSS. Notice is hereby given that the following- named settler lias mod notice ot nis intention to make final nroof in suunort of his clniin and that said proof will be made before the clerk of the district court of Wichita county Kansas at Eeoti Kansas, on July 12, ISSS. viz: George W.

Hockley, 11 No, lu2S4 for the ne sec 12 tp 19 43 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation ot said land, viz: Charles Puiitnoy, John A. Ptintney, Hugh A Hamilaiid Frank Pinkerton, all of Colokan, Greeley county, Kansas. W. C.

L. Beard Register. 1827. a Land Office WaKcency Kansas. May 2i.

ISSS. Notice is herebv given that the following named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make flnnl tu-oof in sutioort of his claim and that said proof will be made before tho Register and Receiver of the IT Land Office at a-Keenev Kansas on Julv 12. iss. viz: Jacob N. Stoteluiyer, H.

No. MS56 for tho se'. see 7 tp i 41 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of. said land, viz: Peter Lunsford.

Shelton Wright, JamesBrown and William H. Ridlen, all of Astor, Kansas. W. C. L.

Beard, Register. 1789. Land Office WaKeeuey Kansas, May ISSS, Notice is hereby given that the following- named settler has filed notice ot his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the District Clerk Wichita eo. at Leoti, Kan on Amrust 20 ISSS. viz: William White II 18S70 for the nwl-4 sec 23 tp IS 8 43 w.

ne names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence unon and cultivation of said land, viz: A Reed. A ft Whitsitt. Locke and II Morgan, all of Colokan Kansas. W. C.

L- Heard, Register. (No. 1877.) Land Oilice at WaKcency Kan. Mav 26. 1SS8, Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof wiil be made before the clerk ot the district court of Wichita County Kans.

at Leoti Kansas, on July 14 isss. viz: Gallic Sheppard. for the hf of the nw? and lit of the 8wli of sec 14 tp 20 43 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of. said land, viz: William W.

Cabe, Henry O. Ward. Missouri amming ana A. Tauiblmg, aU of Horace Kausas. W.

C. L. Beard, Register. 1875. Land Office, WaKeenev Kansas.

Mav 2ti. isss Notice is hereby given that the following named settlor has inert noticeothis intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will lie made bef are the district clerk of Wichita county Kansas, at Leoti Kan sas, on juiy jsw. viz: Orren Lyons, II No 17282 for tho no sec 18tp20sr41w. He names tho following witnesses to prove nis continuous resiuence upon, anu cum vatiou of said land, viz: Henry I. Herring, George James.

John Mun- yon and Charles smith, all of Horace, Kansas. W. C. L. Beakd, Register.

should see the advantages that of GreeJey county, which been known; that is settled up by a sod. Horace is destined to be the grow shade treos, supply Factories, ilroad City. These magnificient Railroads A-FE BARKER SON, HORACE, KAS. BONNETS, EMBROIDERIES, RIBBONS, ETC. A.

H.JSHAFFER, Cashier and Agents for and Farm Property. Proof and Deeded Lands. Kansas. Doors, Blinfts, Groceries, fill ftTT II I' II LIHUJ et has long been conceded to be Grover Cleveland our sturdy leader, he being the unanimous choice of all democrats from all sections of the country, as was shown by Ins being nominated by acclamation yesterday. Our choice for second place was the gallant soldier (Jen.

IJlaclr of Illinois, but the "Old Roman" Allen G. Thurman of Omo will be the man nominated today. The tariff plank will be in favor of a general reduction' of duties, will be virtually a free trade document, and will be in perfect keeping with the views set forth in the President's late message to congress. are the first in the lifcld and have a ticket that will win, and a platform on which any Amer-can citizen may cast his convictions with live knowledge and reliance that jnstije Avill be aeorded all. Cleveland and Thurman, tariff reform and victory.

Kansas Will Htand It. The Philadelphia brigade will visit Gettysburg in a body in July, and I'ickhtts men have been invited to bo present. The brigade proposes to erect a monument at the farthest point reached by the confederate line and dedicate it to the blue aud the gray. The news snould be broken to Kansas republicans gently. It brings to mind Hancock, "that other ally of confederacy," and thus doubly fires the soul of Ingallism.

Tho Richmond Grays have been guests of New York's veterans. Pickett's men, 300 strong, are to form upon the field of Gettysburg. The rebel bayonets are invading the north and yet no word from Injalls calling out his Kansas politicians to muster. Kansas republicans will not bo able to restrain their indignation at these indications of southern activity. When the full enormity of the of fense committed by Pennsylvania in bringing Pickktt's men up to Gettysburg and the other enormity of Pickett's men in daring to come, break in on Kansas, the heroes who met in state convention at Wichita and indorsed the speeches of Is a alls, in which, to use their chaste words, he "mopped the earth" with Voon-hkks and Blackislux; when these tidings reach them timid men will shudder and pray, fearing a civil war.

lint we remember that some of Pickett's men were at Gettysburg last year; that Mrs. Pickett was entertained by union soldiers upon the field where her husband's gallant spirit had won undying laurels and where Hancock had poured out more warm blood than the whole fishy band of Inoali.s politicians could spill if tapped at once. Kansas did not rise at all. The editors were not frenzied in the least perceptible degree. The affair passed into the half forgotten with no disturbance.

It is not such things the bloody shirt is waved for. It takes either a pension veto ot a political speech to start it to flapping. Public money and public office are tho objects of the men who talk as Ingalls does. If the Philadelphia brigade should present the confederates with fifty battle flags nothing would come of it, for tho Inuallses could make no capital. A monument to the blue aud tho gray can bo built higher than the tower of the Philadelphia new city hall and not a Kausan will protest.

Put let a democratic con gressman object to a fraudulent pension claim and the sate rocks with tho roar of temporary loyalty. The remuants of Pickett's com mand can pass through Washington safely. Ixgalls will not throw his body across their way nor fall upon them with his jaw bone. Yon see there is nothing in it for him and his gang. K.

C. PUBLICATION NOTICES. l.rsr.. i.andollleo WaKcency Kansns. Notice.

Is hereby irlven that the following- mi uied settler has tiled notice of bis intention to make Until proof in suppoi of his claim and 'ainl that said proof will lie made before the probate judjfeof Wichita ctiunty Kansas, at i Kansas, on June rz jsj-s, viz: John Kilmers, lather and only heir of Lincoln Itouers UceeiiOod. No lor tho c' of the i and w'i of tho so'i boc tp 18 w- Ho names the fiilldwlnjr witnesses tflprOve his ciiutlnuoitH residence uplln, and cultivation of said land viz: Leonard OuiKlcy and An drew St roup of Colokan, Kansas. Itoliert Holl of Astor, Kansas, uud John ilelljiick' son, of Horace, Kansas. W. C.L.

He A it i. Reu-ister. (NoiriSS Land ofliee at wukoenoy, leans. April 28, '881 Notice Is hereby lven tliat tho followltur- nuuicd settler has tiled notice of his Intention to make tlnal proof in aupport of his claim, and that said proof will 1k made before Probate Juiliro Ichlln count Kansas at Loot I. Kans on li lsss, John KoKers No lor the o'i of the Bel-i and the of the tulss 1-w He mimes the followina witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, viz: I-eomud Ouitrley and Andrew Stroup of i oiiikhii, Kansas, 10 inert is.

fcjou ot jvstor, Kansas, and John HenUrickson, of Horace, Kuiibuh. wet Beard, neitister. No. l.Wt. Land Ofllce at Wa-Keoney Kas.

April 28. '88. Notice is lmreliy Riven that tho lollowing- ntttned settlr has Hied notice of Ins intention to uiako final proof In support of his claim and that said proof will to made before. Pro- l-ato JudifO ichita county Kansas, at Leoti, Kas onJ line 13 isss vi: John KoRers father and only heir of John Itofrera deceased 1)8 No "Ml" for the nw'a sec 10 tp IS 42w. lie natiies I he followinjf witnesses to prove bis continuous rwsideneO upon, and cultivation of said land, vi: Leonard Quiley and Andrew Bt roup of Colokan Kaniis, Hubert Holl of AMor Kansas, John Hetidrl''kson, ol Horace Khtishs.

W'CL. Beard, Register. Citizens Exchange Bank. HORACE, GREELEYTb UUT Y. KMS1S.

Comestic and Foreign Exchange bought and sold. Collections Promptly attended to, and Remitte'd. Interest paid oiv Time Deposits. OZZ General Banking Business Transacted. CORRESPONDENTS.

Chase National Bank, American National Bank, New York City, N. Y. Kansas City, Mol Trego County Banl, "Wa-Keeney, Kas. SOUTH MAIN STREET WEST SIDE I I. Ml 2- if 1 1 V.

i i i li i1 If If if li i to invest or engage in Business in a new Town, you Th above it fcovrnel by ceMml time. II. D. KWiTT, Ai'ont. National Domocratio Ticket.

For I'ltsiiliut, Grover Cleveland, of New York. For Vice-President, John C. Black, of Illinois. EDITORIAL NOTES. It in cxpectejl that the eonventiem at St.

lionis will close its labors today. "Cleveland and Thttrman, tariJT rctorni and victory" says the Abilene Gazette. Add John Martin name and we have the strongest inlield in the union. Give us Judge John Martin for governor on the democratic ticket, and we will risk the result of the light, he, it Farmer Smith, Anthony, Humphrey, or Taylor on the other ticket. The republican of course will harp on the string of "Dictator Cleveland," but why should he not lead, a ho has been chosen loader? All good democrats are tisfied with his leadership in the pa.t, and are willing to be guided by his counsels yet.

Cleveland and Thurman are invincible, and are good enough for us. Gen. V. T. Sherman claims to have been slighted by the invitation committee of New York on Memorial day, but his own letter of declination to attend has been shoved under his nose by the chairman of the invitation committee and the nturdy old general has been made to do something he practiced a great deal in the army, 'execute a flank movement.

There necms to be a little bad blood kicked up in liarber county tmong the republicans, owing to the contest which has been going on lately between two of their prominent men peeking the nomination for the state legislature from the thirty-eighth district. Tom McNeal the 'funny man" captured the delegation from that comity at the convention at Coldwater, where he supposed he would receive the nomination. He was defeated by a Mr. Price from Chilli county, by a majority of fif teen votes. Jiong, lis opponent in the primaries, fretting over his defeat had "fixed" the convention and McNeal got left.

Now Mc's. friends say the Long faction must suffer, and will fuse with tho" democrats, They begin quarrelling early, Although the Boil of Kansas is mi Hurpassed in fertility and producing rapacity, it must not for a moment bo supposed by farmers that the earth will yield her fatness without cultivation. It is tho universal law ot nature that there is no reward without labor. Farming in Southwest Kansas is remunerative if carried on inteligently and earnestly. It is the escensc of foolishness, how ever, to simply break thesod, plant a crop ainl leave the rest to the Lord and the soil.

Cultivation is so im peratively demanded a anywhere else if the full capacity of the soil would be Tho rewards of labor are sure, but labor is the sine jua non of farming in Southwest Kansas as well as in all other vocation the world over. In a very large measure the few failures of crops that have occurred in this section are due to lack of proper cultivation and unintelligent selection of the kind of seed to plant. An intelligent understanding of tho nature and fitness of the soil, coupled with hard work and a small meed of the care and skill bestowed- upon farm ing operatians in older states would in a vcrv short time provf, beyond pcradventure, that Southwest Kan sas is the finest farming country on the globe, and that larger returns may be secured from a smaller investment than ever before known in the history of farming City Sentinel. ILLIAM NAPER, DEALER IN ft IT mill ale Exact Flour and Provisions, Canned Fruits, Preserves and Jellies. Tobacco and Cigars A SPECIALTY.

West Side South Main Street, HORACE, KANSAS class of intelligent and energetic people who have come to stay, and who A of Greeley county. A beautiful Townsite, with perfect drainage. An excellent -system of CHARLES W. WILSON, House and Sign Painting, Graining-, Calsominingy etc. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS EXPERIENCE.

Fine Ornamental Work of all Kinds-Horace, Kansas. Agricultural land lying in Kansas, a Reservoir holding a Million gallons thirst. The main line of the great GOUHTX a csli is now in process of sprinkle the streets, and quench your Fulkerson, Johnson Co. Real Estate and Loans. 3.

PACIFIC i frooi St. Louis to Pueblo runs through the City. The Jiain line of the Dealers In The sale of City Money Loaned or Final Horace, ANT ATCHISON, TOPEKA i from Kansas City to Denver is Surveyed through Horace and is now competed to within twelve miles of the place Horace in direct connection with the great Coal fields of Colorado, aid the Markets of the Mississippi valley. No such advantages are offered by any other City in "Western Ksnsas. The climate is unsurpassed Lanjls are new and ehoap, in tha vicinity.

Lots in tho City have no ficticious value. NOW IS THE TIME TO INVEST For further particulars address Memphis Town Co. Horace, Kansas, -AND Ladies Furnishing Goods; Misses Miller CretcliefJ l'rtst dwr fcouth vf Troutiuair.