Horace Messenger from Horace, Kansas • 2

THE HORACE MESSENGER. The blue and the gray met again (No. 1976) Land office at WaKeeney i n. arker Son, J.B IS HEADQUARTERS FOR 2058 Land Office WaKoeney Kansas. June II), 1888.

Notice is hereby (riven that th followimr-named settler has tiled nstico of his intontion to make final proof in support of his claim, aud hat said proof will bo made before tho Clerk District court of Wichita county Kan. at Leoti Kansas, on Julv 27, 1SS8 viz. Andrew ItoMi, K. No 155S4 for the nwl-4 sec 26 tp 18 r43w. Ho names the followiug-witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Oscar McNeil, Isaac Morgan, Joseph vis.

-Lauii Office WaKeeney Kansas, JunpSlSSS. Notlco Is hereby civen that the followljitr-nuiiKt! wttlvr has'lileil notice of his intention to make Until proof support of hi claim. nnJ that Mtid iMtHf will bo mmlo lHfow? the (lifi riet clerk of Wiclitrn county Kanettg at l.ootl Kstnaiift on July 14 188, viz: Jhiiu'm PuiTott -for the nel-4 pee Itf tp all 4lhv. Ho names the following: wft.noH.-tc8 to provo his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Hornoo Withers, iktv I. lA'iivenjfood, Clinton 1 Jtiu'Uor and Sylvester M.

Clil'tou, all of we will have 200,008,000 bushels to show for the work of 1388. In the new counties the farmers are in a happy mood corn, millet, grasses of all kinds growing vigorously and garden vegetables in luxuriant growth. Alfalfa sorghum, rice, corn and kafiir are in best possible condition. Hyo is good everywhere. A few localities suffered from dry weather and chinch bwgs in early June and an occasional field of corn has been attacked along the edges by bugs but these exceptions are really very few.

The truth is, that Kansas, as a whole is in excellent condition with Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats. Caps, Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Etc. "LIVE AND LET LIVE," IS OUR MOTTO. TRUMBAUER aud OLIYER, (Successors to J. P.

Cormack Co.) Greeley County Abstractors THE ONLY COMPLETE SET OF ABSTRACTS TO GREELEY COUNTY LANDS. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Correspondence Solicited. Office and Books at HORACE, KAS G. P.

OR WAN, DEALER IN Doors, tilis, uuu viuorjre a joy, an or cojokan Kansas W. C. Jj. liEAKi), Register. (2057.) rand office WaKeenev.

Kans Juno 18 1KS8. Notice is hereby (riven that tho follow ing named settlor has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will le made before the ciera oi tuo nistriet court of Wiohita ks. at. Leoti Kansas, on July 27 1888, via Joseph orr it.

a. jo. iiti tor tlio so 1-4 sec 25 tp 17 8 r4Jlw. lie names the following witnesses piuvu uis continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land viz: Isaac Morfran, Alexander Jamison, Oscar nuu ucoitfo a joy, au or coiokau, Kansas. WC Tloard.

Register. 208i. Land office WaKeeney Kansas Juno 1888. Notice is hereby given that the foilowinsr-named settler has filed noticeof his intention to make final proof iu support of his claim and that said proof will be made before the Probate Judge of Wichita county Kansas at Leoti Kan. on July 27 1SS8, viz; Georgo Joy H.

E. No. Itio02, tor the w4 see 13 tp 18 43w He names tho following witnesses to prove his continu ous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz: Isaac Morgan, Horatio Perkins, Oscar McNeil, and Edward Smith, all of Colokan Kansas, W. B. Beard, Register, 2100.

Land office WaKeeney Kansas, June 10, 1888 Notice is hereby given that the folio wing-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of bis claim and that said proof will lie made before Probate Judge of Wichita county Kansas at Looti Kansas on August 1. 1888. viz: Zcbulon Koso. 1. 8.

No 14027 for the nei sec tp 20 42w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous resiaenco upon and cul tivationof said land, viz: Benjamin Cork-well. Luke Fisher, William Stilwell ajid Nellie Thompson, all of Horace, Kansas W. L. Beard Register.

2040. r.and office WaKeeney Juno 16 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 of Wichita County, at Leoti Kas, on August 1, 1888, via: James Mannon D. 8. No- 14028 lor the 8el-4 sec 23 tpl9sr41w.

He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Arch Dick, Ara Young, William Stilwell Joseph Billips, all of Horace, Kansas, WCt Board. Register. (1921.) Land Office WaKeeney Kansas. Juno 2. 1888.

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 mado before the Probate Judge Wichita county Kansas at Leoti Kansas, tin July 13, 1888, viz: Charles Wharton it. E. 17301 for the neM sec 24 tp 20 8 43 w. He names the fol lowing witnesses to prove his continuous resi-deucs upon anil cultivation of said land, viz: Henry 1 Herring. Orren Lyons, Gottos Moon and Albert Moon, all of Horace, Kansas.

TV. C. L. Beard, Register. 3055.

Land office WaKoeney Kansas, June 16 '88. Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of his iutention to make final proof in support of his claim and thatsaid proof will bo made before the district clerk of Wichita county Kansas at Looti Kans. on July 27. 1888, viz: Alexander Jamison E. No 14544 for Ixits 3 and 4 of sec 20 tp 17sr43w.

He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Isaac Morgan Joseph Orr, Oscar Q. McNoU, Georgo E. Joy, aU of Colokan, Kansas. C. L.

Bfeard, Register. 2215. Land office WaKeeney Kansas June 23, 1888, Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to mako final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before the district, clerk of Wichita Comity Kansas at Leoti Kansas, on August 8, 1888' viz: Nellie Thompson no 13936 for the sec 3 tp 20 8 r41w. She" names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon and cultivationof said land, viz: Zebuion Rose, John Roso, Wiiliara StilweU, Wesley H. Hull, aU of Horace Kansas.

W. C. L. Beard, Register. 1889.

Land Offioe WaKeeney Kansas. June 2. 1888. Notice is hereby given that tho following-named settler has filed notico of his intemior to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will lie made before the Probate Judge of Wichita County Kansas at Leoti Kansas tin July 13, 1888, viz: Robert Baird H. No.

17559 for the swl-4 seo 32 tp 18 a 40w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Charles White, William Stevens. William Hogan and Dale Stevens. aU of Horace Kansas. W.

C. L. Beard, Register. r. W.

C. L. Beakd licgrigter Land Office WaKoeney Kansas. June 10. Ikss.

Notice Is hereby jriven that the followinjr-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 the District Clerk of Wichita County Kuusas, at Leoti Kansas on, 27. 1S8, viz. Isaac Monra II No 14503 for the g.rH sec 81 tp 17 42w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cvltivation of said land viz: Alexander Jamison, Joseph P. Orr, Francis UosncU aud Prcdeaiek Trjcf to, all of Colokan Kansas, W.

C. L. Beard, Register. 2023. Land Office WaKooncy Kansas.

June 10 lsss. Notice is hereby riven that the followinff-named settler has filed not loo of her intention to mako final proof in support of her claim and that said proof will be mado made before Probate Jndjre of Hamilton eOuntv Kansas at Svraeuse Kansas, on JulvSrt, lHSrt, viz; Mary Hickman I) No, 1:1715. for the nw sec 31 tp 20 41 w. Sho names the following-witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Michael Conler. John H.

Watson. Chester Miller, William A. Simpson, all of Shiloh. Kansas W. C.

L. Beard Resistor. 217(1. Land Office WaKeeney Kansas. June 2:1, 1888.

Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed noticeof his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will bo mndo beforw the Clerk of the district court of Wichita county Kas. at Leoti Kan, on August 3" viz-(ieorge Jenness 1) Mill for tlv sw 1-4 sec 14 tp 18 r42w. Ho names the ollowmg witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Ralph Humphrey. Albert Wilev. Willium Kulins.

David Scisol, all of Horace, Kansas. W. O. L. BliAitA Registct (2175.) r.and office, WaKeenev June 23, 1888.

Notice is hereby given thst the following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will he made before tho District Clerk of Wichita Couutv Kansas at Leoti on August 3. 1S8S, via: David Scisol, D. S. No 13(il2 for ho ne 1-4 sec 10 tp lfi range 42w. He namfs the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said iand viz: George It Jenness, Ralph Humphrey.

Albert Wiley and William Kulms, all of Horace Kansas. I. Beard- cgtstcr. 2150. Land office at WiKoeacy Kansas.

Jjno23 14f8. Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to iimko final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will bo made before the district clerk of Wichita county Kansas at i.eoT.1 ivansas i august, issg viz: Warren. No. 19.1S0 for the seii see 14 tp 20 sr41 w. fithP.

M. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz: Prank Rose. Clinton Barker, l.utlier ilose and James Puffett, all of Horace Kansas. Beard. Register 2258.

Laud office WaKeeney Kansas. June 30, 1888. Notleo is herebv given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to mako final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will bo made lief ore the district Clerk of Wichita County Kansas at Leoti, Kansas, on August 15, 188, viz: John Honery D. S. No.

12S33 for tho nwJ4 see 35 tp 19 a 42w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Mathew MeCobb, James Shields. William Henderson and John Neer, all of Horace. Kansas. C.

L. Register. 2257. Land Office WaKoeney, Kansas. June 30 18HS.

Notice Is hereby given that the foUowing--named set tler has lllefl notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will bo mado before tho District Clerk of Wichita County Kansas, at Leoti, Kansas on September 4, 1888, viz William Moroland HE No. 16265 for tho ee seo 4 tp 19 42w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence uoon and cultivation of said land, viz: Joseph Fulton. Silas Glover and Hugh McLaughlin, or as tor, ivansas, ana Samuel Williamson, of Colokan, Kansas. W.

C. L. Beard Register. PAINTS, OILS, Lime, Cement, Plaster ami Plasferas Hair Horace, Kansas. Mrs.

N. illiner and encouraging prospects all along the line. There is plenty of tiirieyet to make up for all shortages in the early part of the season. John Martin was nominated for governor yesterday evening July 4., by the democratic state convention at Leavenworth. The platform is similar to that of 1884.

No other news of the proceedings has been received. A man was killed in Coronado yesterday evening, the remote cause being over the county seat contest. PUBLICATION NOTICES. 2023. Land office Kansas, Juno IB, 1S88-Notice is herebv irivcu that the followinc- namcd settler hna filed notice of his intontion to tnakw Until proof in support of his claim and that said nroof will be made before tho Probate JucIkc Hamilton at Syracuse, Kan sas, on July uo, viz: hhtopj rainier Li.

a. io, l.a ior too sw1 sec zo ip au kw. Ho names tiie following witnesses to prove hi cont inuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Michael Conley, Chester Miller. Marvin Poe Charles Smith allot t'a oh, Kausiis. W.

C. Beard. Kcg-ister (2256.) office WaKeeney June Notice is hereby Riven that tho followinir- naniod settler has filed notice of his intention to tniiko flnnl proof in support of his claim, midthntsaid nroof will bo mado before tho Clerk Plstriat Court Wichita county Kansas, at KansRS, on September 4. 1SSS, viz: Joseph Fulton ii is jno. ihT; tor trie nw 1-4 sec 4 tp IS) 8 42w He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous resi lience upon, and cultivation of said land, viz William K.

Moreiana, fnas u. iiovor ami Hi'ffh Met.nuRhlin, of Astor, Kansas, and Williamson, of Colokan, Kansas. Heard. Kegister, Land Office at Wa-Kceney. Kansas, No 2118 uno 23.

188S. Notice is herein iven that tho following' name setller has riled uotice of his inteaUon to make final proof iu support of his claim, and that said proof be made heore the Probate Judge of Wichita County juuisas at Leoti Kansas on August lit 1SS, viz: Anderson V. Smith h. No. liUisft.

for the li of nw i and of sw sec 18 tp 18 s. range He names the following witnesses pmt his continuous resident! ice upon and cultivation ry Trifte, Edward Smith. Robert Rock well, Nathan booouovcr. au of Colokan, Kansas. W.

C. L. Beard, Register. 2208. Land Office WaKeeney Kansas.

Juno 30, 1888. Notice 1 8 hereby glvon that the following-named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim anil that said proof wjll be mado before the District Clerk of Wichita County Kansas, at Leoti Kansas on August 15. 1888, viz: Alpheus E. Holloway, H. E.

No 18044 for the 8W'-4 seo 8 tp 18 8 41w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous rosidonco upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Oregon Hiles, John Almond and Finley M. Nowlon of Astor, Kansas, and Charles WU-bou of Horace Kansas. W. C.

L. Beard, Register. For a spl3ndid opportunity can offer you. Located in the UlIVV Notice is hereby given that the following aviiur uiu mra uotii or nis intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof III be made before Distrct Clerk Wichita county Kansas, at Leoti on August 1 1888. viz: John Holtou, No ior no so sec 31 tp 20 41w He names tho following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of.

said land, viz: Marion Weimor. John II Watson. Chester Miller and John Hopper, all of Horace, Kansas. W. C.

L. Beard, Register (No. 3054 Land office at WaKeeney Kans. Juno 16, 1888. Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed natice of his intention to make final nnxif in suiinoi-t.

of insnlnlm mid that said proof will be made before Clerk of uie uistrict Court ot Wichita county Kansas at Leoti on Jul 27 1S8S. vir.z riaiu McNeil D. S. No, 14106 for the swfi eec. 14 tp 18 8 r43w.

He names the following witnesses to prove nis com inuous residence upon and cultivation of.sald land. viz: Isaac W.Morgan, George E.Joy, Andrew J. Reed, and Aacil B. Whitsitt. all of Colokan, Kansas, W.

C. u. Beard. Register. 1998.

ind office WaKeeney Kansas. June 9, 1888. Notice is hereby given that tho following-named settlor has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and and that said proof will bo made before the probate judgeof Wichita county Kansas, at i Kansas, on July 25 1888, viz: Ahiei Hurt, father and only heir of William Hurt deceased. Nol3862 for the nw Si sec 15 tp 20 8 42 w- Ho names tho fOUOwing witnesses tOprOve his continuous residence upOn.and cultivation of said land viz: Andrew Wharton, Anson Roes George Kendall and Thomas Miller, all of Horace, Kansas. W.

C.L. Beard. Register. (1935.) Land office at WaKeeney Kansas. June 2.

1888 Notico is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his iutention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver 8 Lund Office at WaKoeney Kansas on July 20 1S88, viz: John Anderson No. 13787 for the sw), sec 10 tp 19 41w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upn, and cultivation of, said land, viz: George Lutz aud Samuel Bailey of Horace, Kansas. Jacob Jewell and Shelton Wright of Aelor Kansas. W.

C. l. Beard Register. 1S69. Land Office WaKeeney Kansas, May 26.

1888. 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 clerk of tho district court of Wichita county Kansas at Leoti Kansas, on juty i-, viz: George W. Berkley. No, 16294 for the ne 4seol2tpl9r43w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Charles Puntney, John A.

Puntney, Hugh A Hamil and Frank Pinkerton, all of Colokan, Greeley county, Kansas. W. C. L. Beard Register.

1827. Land Office WaKeenev Kansas. May SB, 1888. 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 Register and Receiver of the Land Office at Wa-Kecney Kansas on July 12, 1888. viz: V.

HT 1 IT 1 Iklfd JHUUU 11. IL. l.Kt. 1 tJ XlF U1Q eeH sec 7 tp 19 41 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of.

said land, viz Peter Lunsford, Shelton Wright. James Brown and William H. Rid leu. all of Astor, Kansas. w.

u. L. liKARD, KegiBter. (No. 1877.) Land Office at WaKeeney Kan.

May 26. 1888. 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 clerk of the district court of Wichita County Kans. at Leoti Kansas, on July 14 1888, viz: Callie Sheppard, for the hf of the ntrit and hf of tho sw4 of sec 14 tp20s 43 w.

He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, viz: William W. Cole, Henry O. War, Missourie Tambling and V. A. Tambllng, all of Horace Kansas.

W. C. L. Beard. Register.

1875. Land Office, WaKeeney Kansas, May 26, 18S8. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed noticeof his intention to make final proof in support, of his claim, and that said proof will be made bef are the district clerk of Wichita county Kansas, at Leoti Kan sas, on July 9, im. viz: Orren Lyons, No 17282 for the so seo lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous resideaca upon, and cultivation of said land, viz: Henry I. Herring, George James.

John Mun-ybn and Charles W. Smith, aU of Horace, Kan sas. W. C. L.

Beard, Register. should see the advantages-that of Greeley county, which grow shade trees, supply Factories, Hi A full line of the very latest Styles and Designs' of Spring and Summer Dress Goods and HATS, FLOWERS. EMBROIDERIES, TRIMMINGS, RUCHINGS. Ladies and Childrens HORACE, W. G.

SHAFFER, President. Tuesday on the battle field of Get tysburg. This time there is no malice held now between the armies of Mend and Lee. George William Curtis of New Yolk delivered the oration of the day. Hutchinson lias secured the lard re-iincry of X.

K. Fairehild Co. and the packing house of Underwood Fowler the great Chicago and Kansas City packers, besides several other manufacturing institutions. Verily Hutchinson boometh. The body of Leslie Stilwell a boy twelve years old was found about eight miles south of Scott City yesterday, lie hact gone out to picket some ponies and in some way became entangled in the ropes and the ponies became frightened and dragged him to death.

A Mr. Smith, of Winona, while- out hunting one day last week found tu? body of a fine looking, heavily built, miJdle aged man in a dug-out with a bullet iiolo through his brain. He is supposed to" have killed himself, as weapons wre found on his person, and but three cents in money. The republican platform says, "Reduce the letter postage to one cent." Would that reduction help the laboring man, mechanic or farmer? Would it not rather help the rich banker or the corporations who write hundreds, of letters daily? The lottery men, the green goods men, real estate men or lawyers would reap more benefits from it than the poor man who rarely write letters. Yet the republican party jsf the friend of the poor man.

PuUo Debt Statement. Washington, July 2. The following items are from the public debt statement issued to-day. Local debt principle, interest, Total tl, 717, 784,793. Total debt, less available cash items, $1,208,805,12 i.

Decrease of debt during month, $14, 429, 503; Decrease since June 30th. 1887, Total available for reduction of debt $348,979, 071. Total cash in the tresury, as shown by treasurer's general account, Here is a wail irom juniors Troy Chief, a staunch republican journal published at Kansas; "To 6um up the situation, the with drawal of Blaine has demoralized the republican forces jti6t at tho critical time. All the percentages arc favor of the re-election of Cleveland, and if he falls, it will be through an unusual amount of blun dering by his party. If Cleveland is re-elected, he will carry with him a majority in the house and gain e- nough to make the senate democrat ic.

Then the democratic party will have full sway. Texas will be di vided into several states and demo cratic territories will be admitted; the results of republican rule will be wiped out as fast as possible and the country will be set back to the status of 1860. Democracy will be established in power for a series of years and the republican party will be numbered with tho things that were. This will be the result of a democratic victory the coming tall, and all signs point to that end." Very few people nowadays can be frightened by the cry of "free trade." There never can be free trade while government revenues shall be raised by a tariff on imports, and the only question to be consider ed is: Shall necessary revenue re duction be made by lowering the tariff taxes to 40 per cent, or by raising them to a point that will be practically prohibitory on many im ports? The former plan would keep he tax money in tb people's pock ct, the latter would take it from them and bestow -it, with, additional bounties, upon a few men who profit of the artificial raising of prices by titans of high dutiss. To remove the revenue tax on whiskey, as has soberly proposed in tho republican platform, would cheapen an article of' which the inordinate nse is recognized an unmixed evil.

It would bo a 6trange perversion of the powers of government if legislators should thus render crime easy and clear the way for national fortune. Gazette. FLATTERING PROSPECTS. XtteEansai Crop Reports Show a Oheer-in Prospect for thd present Season. Topeka, July 3.

The Kan sas Farmer presents reports from special correspondents in seventy counties of the state, showing a good condition of things generally among the. farmers. The wheat is the best crop we have had since 1881. It is about all harvested and saved. Heavy yields are reported in many cases.

The average will be fully equal to that of our best year twenty-two bushels to the acre. The corn acreage is the largest ever reported in any one year in our history, and the stand and condition are reported good in every part of the state. With favorable weatner Citizens Exchange Bank. OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.

R. R. TIME TABLES. VNION PACIFIC, 1V.U.LU K-Train run wont from Wull.ioe on Mountain tiuio and Mist, on Ccniiul limo. MounutJu t.ino mime lump tlowrr llinu Vntml time.

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above table I tovrned Jiy ooNtml time, II. t). iH'liiT, Atsout. National Democratic Ticket. For President, Grover Cleveland, of New York.

For Vice-President, Allen G. Thurman, of Oliio. For (tovorii6i, John Martin, of Sliawnee County. EDITORIAL NOTES. The Electorial vote.

The wLolo number of electorial votcH is 401, and 201 are necessary for an election. The following is the number of votes each state has: Alabama 10 Arkansas 1 California. 8 Colarado 3 Connecticut Delaware 3 Florida 4 Georgia 12 Indiana 15 Illinois 22 Iowa 13 Kansas 9 Kentucky 13 Louisiana 8 Maryland 8 Mississippi 9 Missouri 16 Maine 6 Massachusetts 14 Michigan 1 3 Minnesota 7 Nebraska 5 Nevada 3 New Hampshire 4 New Jersey 9 Now York 3G North Carolina 11 Ohio 23 Oregon 3 30 llhodu Island 4 South Carolina 0 Tennessee 13 Texas 12 Virginia 12 Vermont 4 West Virginia 0 Wisconsin 11 Hah for John Martin. 'liah for Cleveland and Thurman. Martin for governor to-day.

Morion is more popular as a can didate than Harrison, as he has a bar'l to set 'e up front. a mammmm The western association b.ise ball league is now a thing of the past having disbanded the fore part of the week. W. II. Darnum haa again btieti selected as chairman of the National Democratic Committee, llo is the right man in the right place.

Mrs. Langtry and Frcddio Geb-hardt arc to bo married in September, and will make California their home when she is not on the stage. Susan B. Anthony is to retire from the leadership of the woman suffragists. Good byo Susie you ntuck to your' knitten a good while.

General Harrison' popularity as compared with that of General Logan seems weak, but Logan failed to get there, after all and so will Harrison. Speed trials of republican gubernatorial candidates will take place the 19th. The fastest man will lien be pittied against John Martin or governor. Grover Cleveland is a worker, a laborer, he might bo called, for ho puts in more solid hours of work than does many who remark about his fishing excursions. The democratic clans are gather-M in Leavenworth to-day, and we iloubtuot, that John Martin will be for governor on the first ''mnr t3 ii i i hi an -m ir i HORACE, GREELET COUNTY.

Domestic and Foreign Exchange bought and sold. Collections" Promptly attended to, and Remitted. Interest' paid on Time Deposits. LlkDinicsi General Banking Business CORRESPONDENTS. Chase National Bake' Americas National Bash, New York City.

N. Y. Kanias City, Mo. Trego County Banl, Wa-Keeney, Kas. SOUTH MAIN STREET WEST SIDE' to invest or engage in Business In a new Town," you Dress Maker.

RIBBONS, ETC Hose A Specialty. KANSAS. A. SHAFFER, Ca8hirr Agents for ii tt AVl U11UI WILLIAM -DEALER IN- 6 ft Mi ai I Tl, Flottr and Provisions, Canned Fruits, Preserres Tobacco and Cigars A SPECIALTY. West Side South Main Street, HORA Cl itANS AS is beyond question, the finest body of Agricultural land lying in Kansas, class of intelligent and energetic people who have come to stay, and who a County where droughts have never been known; that is settled up by a raised a surplus crop the first year on sod.

Horace is destined to be the SEAT of Greeley county. A beautiful Townsite, with perfect drainage. An excellent system of charles w. wilson; House Sign Graining, CalsominingJ etc. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS Fine Ornamental Work of all Kinds-Horace, If Reservoir holding a Million gallons thirst.

The main line of the great of water in store, with which to Fulkerson, Johnson Estate and Loaris is now process of completion, with sprinkle tho streets, and quench your from St Louia to Pueblo runs through MISSOUR a I PACIFIC Railroad Dealers In and the City. The diain line of the The sale of City and Farm Money Loaned on! Final Proof and Deeded Ittdt Horace, Kancas. 3Millinery.i ATCHISON, TOPEKA SANTA-FE from Kansas City to Denver is Surveyed through Horace and is now completed to within twelve miles of the City. These magnificient Railroads place Horace in direct connection with the great Coal fields of Colorado, and the Markets of the Mississippi valley. No such advantages are offered by any other City in Western Kansas.

The climate is unsurpassed Lands are new and cheap, in tha vicinity. Lota in the City have no ficticious value. NOW IS THE TIME TO INVEST. For further particulars address Memphis Denver Town Co. Horace, Kansas.

-AND- Ladies Furnishing Goods. Misses Miller Cretchcr First door south of Trout ju c.ee.u.