The Western Times from Sharon Springs, Kansas • 3

NOTICES FOIt PUBLICATION. DEMOCRATIC AS SHE IS. THE TOP CONVENTION. The populist ticket Hcompoird of good men and the Times has The canli-laUi ou tha OJPii'ist TIMOIB CUUTORS FINAL PKOO. NOTICB.

No, 107S5. United Lutid OX Wa-KtNdiny, knM, Ancutt VU, im7. "WALLACE NOTES. 9-23-97 Frank Wcisgarber contemplates going to Missouri soon. Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Page were visiting Mrs. i'age's brother and The nonulist held their mass convention at the school houie i -r Saturday afternoon. There were only a few of the faithful present, and the convention was entirely seemed to know what was uext on programc. The convention was finally call- ed to order mid David Price a sonar.

This warmed thsir blood up a little and they were ready a Jto. 10772. Laud Office WVXeetitr, Kinani, auhu-u is if 07. It tu-rcl'ir iflvmi llml tU follow lilt. llti.Hi la inuke ll.mi 1.1 -upport of ititadx Ll.rk I'l-lni lof Wl.

iviun. ly. Kniiiaii. at "ii Springt, KuijHuI, iiu bjiluniicr 3ili WW. vlrj William F.

Sill, i fii one of the heirs of Samuel J. bill Uocunil A 81077 lor tua ut inu-uiiuioil eilli Iik (in-il nulled vt hi 1 US) K4 ilminniM imffe io f.ruva Oolitlnu.iuil r. td-iiicn upon nnd ul Itr.aiou of, mti.1 lurid, rli: J. I'b 'Hips, of Kni.n., I.Hi nnr.l W. und Unti Slaiilii.ot ULarrll Mpiina Kansut.

Xo 1 0753 tliem-tiiey are on tne wrong ticket. Mr. representing Toot- .1.11 wa.4 in town eunesuay iiii'i soiu John A. Johnson a large bill of dry good and notions. Mr.

Chisum, who recently ar- rived with his family from Colo- do haa leased Vv'ill Case's ran- locale! permanently ia Wallace count-T' ticket arc making the claim that the are dom-crat. -every last one of them democrats. They make this claim to catch the which nas always oeeu inucpcu I .1. 1. I 1 idout in its nature.

This attempt at deception easily unierstooJ The average pop would swallow a grain of strychnine before he would vote the Republican ticket. izatlou ceaiei to cx.ui. liiej in order to catch the old time party vote. Tuere is an clement will in the democratic tliat wui( I i ousiness. 5 u.u.cu on wmow ftnd Joseph Page was elected Chair- Alliance and he has practiced 3ll 25a of there he thanked them for ever since that deceptive thc whiter.

Mr. Chisum has the high honor conferred upon him. John Lacey wa3 elected managers of their campaign uti-sccretary. dersumd thi.s, henco they are Nominations were declared iti niakinc the claim of democratic Ed Fainter, who was ran Mrs. Miles, were visiting Mrs.

party not swallow p.paasm, and these bjri at Cheyenne Weds yester-my are tlie fello.vs they are after. daJ- Mr. Painter was a former a bilk, 4-4 a ILV a 41 In, lrfa nmiHce uouutr, at u. nua to--nmoJ filed n.lioe of bU "Ikt? intention to mahn final support No. la loirnaklp of lit' ol iui, nuj th.ii proof will ba H.naili N.

al wait. wmU b.fij-H the Clink of tlio District IU nam" at witneMsa: Court of rt'allaco eouo'y, KnnNus, Ht Aimin Marion Ranaophar, Sharon siinujs. Kiwsue, Ok Cort-r and U.orsa W. liruwa, 13j7 wcaiaa, Kans. William F.

Sill, 13 "If" FUSUCAT.ON NOT.CE. Ho nimifs tbe following witn8Bj to In tbe Diatrict Conrt withia nd to? prove bi'i coiitiuiioiia r.Mid-.DCtf upuu and Uieoouuty cf Wallace iu tha Stato cf calMvutioa of md, viz: Kiiusafl, Eiunnns Ukcln, Audrew J. Tbillirs. Hicbael i'alej, riainlilT, of Wnllucw, kunaitn, nuJ Leoourd V3. HoV nborir and Lavij Martin of sboroa Aurusta Fahey.

Defeudnct. Bpriiig3, kacsiis. Augusta Faher will tsko notics that Abbm Fece8, I'Ki-tor. the smd Michael Fahev did, oa tlio i'ii di.y of tpt. H'J7, filo bis pctit- iou in suid District Court, witniu aud No.

J0724. for tie Cmuty of vVa-loce in tbe RtHt Laud CRlce Wu Eb. nc, Kamai, Kansas. Birainst tho said August Au-' 19 1SS7 Fahey defendant and that s.iid Anaala No tice I. LercbvHTentbaV (be Wl'ow.

Kahey ha b.i wed and must aner noiico ot hi. -d psliilon filed as aforaaid, on or ball eiiti.m to iniko pro. in eupoit tors tbe iJtli day of November ld7 or bis i-liiim. mi.I iliai prof will La aaid petition will takea oa true, and a mudd tbe Clem I'ismct Wl. judgment rendered in action again-i oa couniv.

Kni, ai SpriBK nt defendant Augusta Faney divoroinjj October 2J, 1807, viz: h-r from tbe above pl.intifl Mionael Frank P. Luther, Fahy, aud deaolviui? and for ever A.pli.ati,,n No. 20S73 for lb pnUinRthe bonds lot MatHaioiiy now ex-SWii ot tfev 12 12 -H33 weau wtinff botween pluntifl Aliohuel Fahey Ha ii.im.-a ib f.iU.iuinir Itneosei to and dofendand Augusta Fahey, and witu ins coniiuuuui rvhi lenca upon aaa i uitivalion of, mil. I laii.1, vies W. tludUins.

B. Hanaon, William tste vns of Wnil- ce, Kaosa, una.Josopa iluril McAllaa.w, Kaiiaan, Abkax Frakk, Kgl3tar. order, and someone nominated C. A. Smith, of Wallace, for county tm U.JUI Ll A 11V VI Ttf -ft iJl.UlltVl just as willing to as a sacrifice as any was nominated by acclamation.

George Washington McEwen then arose with considerable dig- Hams, of Sharon Springs, for County clerk. Josiah Gorsuch popped up and said it wouldn't do. Mr. Williams could not ac- cepUHe nomination on account of his connections with his broth- er iu the store, and he desired to nominate Mr. T.

B. Raines, of XT Morton township. Mr. Raines was nominated by acclamation, and George Washington McEwen groaned. The contest for sheriff was spirited ana brougiitouta number ot candidates.

Uro. Cochran, oi Morton township, placed in nom- inntinn tu frJpnrl nn.l If. rnttlr. Rmifh. of1 tt a ji speech nominated II.

E. Gilbert. Mr. Gilbert was considered far the best man and he. won.

Miss Minnie Ilealey, of Wal- lace, was nominated by acclama- tioa for register of deeds. Miss Ilealey is an accomplished young lady, but it is not certain wheth--i oio wu qucJif or not if 1 elected. Horace Phillips was nominated for surveyor and Dr. J. N.

Taylor was indorsed for coroner. Then David Price sang another song and the convention adjourn- The delegates from the second district got together and nomin-1 ted J. W. Bouslog for commis- I sioncr. Mr.

Bouslog i3 a ffood tnan. So is Mr. Smith, and the second district is sure of a good cian for commissioner. A PHILOSOPHER crowd seemed offer Smith up body, so he I Notiiw 1 hf.rnby triveu thut Unj flm- "Hi Vallu Hun at bM uUiPa IB MiOU fcipriux. ou Bi.tnrJuy tb 0 dajr October JKI7, od timber diillure ppii- oution No l'J'J-J-.

for th.i 8V. juartr ot No. HI, i'i TowuUip No 11 ct, k0 wwt, Ui. uam ns wituww: IV llAnnink. BrJhw.

iik.i all of Wuilntio, Kudsm. Ud1W4 Lan I OfSca, o. 10711. Wa.Kaunr. Kwiiaa, 1, 18T-N is imraUY tbal UKUHOE rATTKtt US' Ufl1ai nulicaof lataullon tt ui'ika final ljlura frenaia Ju goiiortu reiita.

Attpot- fiirnTi ATTEST. J. 15. OAIIBLE, Attorney tor FiaiutiiX. -q SlMMOJin, Clerk.

Call on R. R. VanWinkte Probate Judge, Whnn you want to make final proof. J. B.

SIMMONS, Clerk ot the District Conrt, Will write up your Final Proof and 3 m. aua ximoer UJSims. Also issue Certificates of Deckra- tioa of Inteotioil ete. CALLOW OLOF THORENE JlVien you have anything you, want repaired, in the way of wa tches, clocks, etc. Offiea at court udum.

All work guaranteed. US ION PACIFIC TIUE TABU. HASSKXOltttS WttiT BOUND. No. 1 at a.m.

w0' Bl EAIT BOCMD. No. 2 at 7:18 f. ft. m.

No. 4 at FftEIOHT TRAI.V. No. 1 1 west bound due at 3:30 will carry adtilt male passeugers traat to etations -here it h4 oc-sia. 'or other buainee O.

E.WOCDI0CSX, Cesble WANTEDTRCeTWOHTHY AKD 4CTIVK- No. 10745. or ladies to travel for Land Office ot Wa-Kcency, Ennsna. rcRponaible, est.ibashed bouse in Kan-Hopt 1, 1897. ana.

Moutbly 885 00 and expenses. is haroby Riven that the follow- eition steady, iioferouce. Enuioae salf-it)K-nnraed settlor bus filod notice of his addressed stamped envelope, intention to make final pr.f in support The Dominion Company, Dept. Chief his claim, and tb it said proof will be cago. made before the Probate Judge Wallace County, Kansas, at ihaion Springs, Kan ini'ini iuat ijuuviiiii fnniilcf 1-icf I li Jonas Bradshaw and family liave returned from Rocky Ford.

G. W. McEwen is in our midst ug-atn welcome Mc, we have missed you. Will I'hillips and family, id Rocky Ford, were here this week holding down the claim and branding his young calves. Mrs.

A. W. Newton and moth- Jas. Barret last Tuesday. Prayer meeting every Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Baptist church.

Everybody welcome. Rev. J. M. Robinson and Mrs.

A. J. Phillips, delegates to the South Western association at Dightou, have returned and re ported a pieasent time. The ladies of Wallace fixed up an album quilt and presented it to Mrs. G.

W. McEwen last Mou- day, it bciug her birthday. Our new post master, Mr. Grig gs, took charge of the office Oct 1st. We predict that he will make a good post master and give satisfaction to the patrons of the office, Wm.

Westcrdale went to Tope ka this week to visit his sous who are employed ia Wolf's packing house, Snoo Fly. LISTER NOTES. Lwter, U-2-J 07. Up to date news, about up to date people; read 'cm. If you wan to buy a watermelon or a load of them go to John Arkebauer.

IIus order. Husking corn will be next in Joe Ccrdcr has gone to Rcxford, Mike Fahey has purchased Joe Corder's frame dwelling hpuse and will move it to his ranch in a few days. Miss Lottie Kelly has been employed to teach the school iu the West Hope district. Grant Dcisher is here from iuois attending to business affairs Ca.ptaw Hunter. EXCURSION RATES.

Priest Pallas Parade at Kansas City, Oct. 3rd to 9 th; one fare for round trip, $12.85. Festival Mountian and Plain at Denver, Oct. 6, 7, we sell 4th to 6th good returning Oct. 9th; SS.00 round trip.

S. W. Ag-t. Mil Bbi i -i -i a jKTO uj every ass nsnf0 anyofherDenverMi feLrViilv COMpf UA Cjrv. mLr J.

luaiily reaches, W)0 r.hrnp osrd, and the finest C-iminrcial Cut lege in Amrnra. Oiadtiatei reatiiiy fcocut- imiont. VluM rated Catalcsrile t-i-i-I'. AOJrcM T. Uuiucy, III- i re IV rxr a -LI fc'jK vl UlUiCKItOtHt: i'SJ-R hJ a car died at llie 1 "P11 111 Denver Wednesday night and was resident of Wallace and at the )im of Ll was a member tfo standing of the Wallace 'mi a t.

had been expected for some time. Yi'hcn the advance guard of the pop convention headed for the school house Saturday afternoon, they met W. J. McPeak on his way down town with a vinegar jug under his arm. A number of the faithful turned and followed Mr.

McPeak, and it was with considerable difficult after this incident occured that the managers succeeded in getting a bak er's dozen up to the convention. It is barely possibly that a basis for the claim they have made that it was a democratic convention. The populist county convention did not pass any "whereases" and consequently did not furnish a sulTering public with their reasons for the advance in all kinds of farm products. Mr. Bryan and the populists said last fall that what wa3 needed to raise the price of farm products was more money.

An enlarge ment of the currency of the coun try by the adoption of free silver 16 to 1 would, they said, raise the price of ALL commodities. The contraction of the currency by the continuation of the gold standard would force prices down. This was their argument last fall and they want deny it. Now that everything is on the upward move, an explanation would be interesting. HARRISON NOTES.

Macon. Kns. 9-28-07. Here we come again. E.

A. Powell and J. M. Robin son returned from Dighton last week and reported a splendid Minnie Baldwin is sta-ing at Leoti at present. The threshing machine is busy telling fortunes in Harrison.

The demo-pouplistic-silver republican ticket will not stand much show ou election day. Harrison township is predicted to go republican this fall. Mrs. Thos. Helt will leave Thursday of this week on a visit to her sister in Harper county.

Henry Beal and family expect to be on the road to Arkansas soon. F. P. Manser thinks of moving to Trego county. 1 nan thinks of go- visit soon, Mrs.

Buchan inr east on a Pete Bigheart. MERS AND RANCHMEN. FARMERS If you want any buggies, spring; wagons, harness, saddles or anything- else in this line I will order it for you from the best factories in Kansas City free of charge. I can get you a $30 saddle for $20, a $20 saddle for $13 and every uj proportion. Ken, ember I make no charge wnat- evcr for what I do- F.

A. Smith. The question taat they will find difficult to answer, however, is if they are good democrats, 4 A kite? i LOCAL JOTTINGS. n. A.

Clark was up from Wal- aC2 ou Wedneiday. Mr. Biggs, of Claranda, Iowa, was in town batufday on bui- nos3, B. G. Ilurlburt and Lester Per- ry made a trip to Topeka this week.

A straight republican victory can be looked forward to with ccrtainty, H. Etlbcrg1 haa purcIiaseJ a sccond-hauii piano from Mrs. Mor- aa of cskaa" Mrs. C. 13.

Teed and brother, Win. Jennings, of Wcskan, were in town Wednesday, Sadio Duuni 0f Morton township, is boarding in town and attcading. schooi. D- w. Little went to Cheycmic Wells yesterday to attend the funeral of Painter.

The board of county commissioners meet in rejrular session next Monday morning, Mr and 1L william3 have greatly, improved in health durinff their stay in Denver, C' A IIasca11 Psented The Times office with some new home Erown Padles last Saturday. Mrs. Hugh Graham is going to Kansas city next week to attend the carnival and visit relatives. Mrs. Esruene Beal left for her Marys.

He and Mrs. Smith ex- C. E. Martin and John Lacey are assisting the probate judge in his quarterly examination of the county treasurer's books. Mrs.

II. J. Williams has received her new fail stock of millinery. Call at the store and look over the stock, and learn the prices. The county clerk has completed the tax rolls for 1S97 and turned them over to Treas.

Holmborg. Taxes will- be due November 1st. Geo. Allaman has sold 55 bushels of tomatoes already this year, and the croaker3 still claim that SM won't -row in western iYa.n-.ai.. C.

E. INIartin, of Morton town- ship, broughin the first load 0f corn to market yesterday. The corn is of exceptionally good quality, and Mr. Martin estimates that he will have 1,000 bushels. sas, on October, lo, lb)i, viz: Elizabeth Deveny, Homestead Applioutioa No.

22115 forth on4 of 8eo 20 11 41) west. JJo namos th following witneeaa to prove bis oontinuous residenoe upon and of, eai I lund. viz: Chiirlea w. Waliaro. James gpuiloclc, William Mo Peak Bnd Letter i'errj, all Sharon Springs, Kansas.

Abbam Fiiake6, Register. No. 10761. Land OiHoe at VU. Keeney, Kaunas, Kent.

IS 1837. Notice li hr.iliv eiren tliai tli- ioll-w- ing-iiam daeitier has HM1 notice of bis in.e.it.oii ioinnke dnai proof i.i support Of Iiu cl.inn, and that sai proof will be uidde lie Tore I lie P.olmta Judge of Wfllaie coun y. at Sharon Springs, ou Uciober 2Sth, ld07, Vir: Annie M. Steele, H. A.

o. 20851 for tha a of Sac. S3 Ha numes tha following witncMOS to prove hia continu reidjnce upon and cultivation or, anm lana. viz: Tiiomug L. Coen un I Tucy of List Ktnaf, Johnson auil Hoy C.

Juabtun of Siiarou Sprints, AdhiM FkaKkS, Regular. No. uioroo. Land Odes at Wa-Keenoy, Kansas, Aupr. 9tb, 1S87.

N'ctice Is herrhy given that til a follow-Ing-nameJ srtil-jr has Died nntiee ot his Intention to make final proof in support ot his clulm, nu.1 thai sai.l proof will be rim a btfora ihe Probate JuiIko of Wallace IT sas, ou Scp.ember IS, 1837, via; Henry B. Beal, Homestead 23S17 tar tk i 4 oi ee. 20 T. 15 S. R.

83 west. Hs names the following wituetnei lo nrore bin cunilnuoits rvsid nee uuun and cultivHtijn aiJ luud. viz: Eiij.ui Bosaimn, OHia Price and Abium Fbakss. Ue.Uter. L.

WOOOHO0S, President. A true philosopher is seldom old home in Illinois Monday even found, but a defeated republi- iug, where her father is danger-can candidate run across one the iously ill. other day. The philosopher is a i 0 i F. A.

Smith left Friday for St i mu" 1 it pected to attend the Topeka car-They were discussing the prob- win (n i nival this week, abuites of the election, and the dc- feated republican candidate gave G. A nays returned from Nor-vent to his feelings as follows. toH county Wednesday morning. "I tell you, you cau't believe He saye he will keep the trail hot what the people say. I had enough until after election, promises to secure the nomination, Gilbert Ewell and wife, Mrs.

but they lied. You want to put H. E. Gilbert and Mrs. Olof them down just opposite to what Thorene expect to take in the they say.

i Denver carnival next week. "If that's the case, I've got eome show yet," replied the pop. "Every man I've talked with says he is going to support my opponent." And they both "smiled." TOWNSHIP TICKET. The populists of Sharon Springs township nominated the following ticket last Saturday: Trustee H. C.

Bouslog. Clerk W. I. Gorsuch. Treasurer Harvey Williams.

Justices II. II. Yost and Whitney. T. For SALE-Fifty bushels of ripe tomatoes at rny ranch on Smoky Hill river at 75 cents per bushel.

Geo. R. Allaman. I will be in Sharon Springs October 4 lnk Pared all defective eves and make all defective eyes and make glass es to nt same. Max Steix, Optician.

I Bank of. Sharon Springs Private Bauk, Does a General Banking and Collection Business. Corn2spn.ii.t5) PARK NATIONAL BANK, NATIONAL BANK of COMMERCE New Tork City Kansas City. Mo. B.

G. Hurlburt, Real Estate Exchange. Government land locator. Will practice bef are the United States land at floe at WaKeeney, Kansns, ia CONTEST HometRd aud lejjsl pnferi vritte-o wilt acuraoy. Notary Public..