Smith County Bulletin from Smith Centre, Kansas • 2

I The Republican voters of this i and had ihe advantage of an edu- PrOCEEDINS. nunTflfin ntjri JACOB BRUNNER DEALER IN 1 itu 1 uunni county were decidedly in favor of cation in the school of experience, the nomination of Hon. Lewis Han-ljud HoU found his 0ppOSition back for Congress, and sent 42; Hanback delegates to county i attK)nS his strongest friends and Editor and Publisher. JSO. Q.

ROTCE THE STATR CONVENTION." Topeka, April 29. The Republican State Convention assembled to-day at 3 p. elect four delegates at large to the National Republican Convention at Chicago. The District Court has done considerable business at this term, and in consequence the Judge, jury and attorneys bear eyidence being more or less! wearied, and this is I auiX tjlr. Published every Friday He W'r full Un? ff Frame 3:1 1 "K'at- contention composed oL 62.

but lluerio supporters, wno wouia convention "sentione have earnestly supported him un ly tun CV1 ircii? 1 DRY GOODS, Subscription Rates especially true of the jury. The The committee on permanent or Xi'tlTC fur V. ittgants at this term have been delegate out 01 me seven nas, der other circumstances, and who during the entirecampatgn, beeii turr) anJ him 1W perched upon the, fence, resdy to 6 fall upon either until a week delegations from every county in One Year. On-half Year Three Mentha. SHOE .70 55 Or: BOOTS, very fortuuate indeed in having Avrd .1.

their matters settled by trie aid of before the caucuses, when he fell i custnet. rCuti i t-V 1- over into the Hanback yard, -not one of the most intelligent juries ganization reported Capt. J. B. Johnson for Chairman, Wirt Walton Secretary.

A vote was taken expressing the preference of the delegates, resulting as follows Blaine 202 Logan 4S Edmunds CAP, '-t 1 i- r- HATS, 1 i-il I t'iH Ji 1 lrwo it because he loved Hanback more, will that has sat in a Smith county Advertising Rates. 0e Comma, per Year $100.00 One-half Column, per Year so. 00 One-quarter Column, yer 30.00 Professional Card, per Year 10.00 Local 5 cents per line insertion, to regular customers. j. I Kirv.

i.i. Real Estate Transfers. Reported weekly for the Bulletin by Pattee Beacom.the court for some time, composed of Clark. I' GROCERIES, 17. men of good judgment, who were lA Real Estate gents, Smith Centre, Kansas.

Following is the list for determined -to do justicer 10 'the WATCHS 1 17; Arthur scattering 12. nf i. parties submitting their matters cf The following gentlemen were Week ending April 26, 1884: but because he-had an, ax to grind. This 'gentleman, ten 'days before the primaries, was undecided as.to who he would support. This man will be one of seven to represent Smith county in the Congressional convention at Downs, who are in structed to use alUiohorable mean i to secure the nomination of Hon.

Lewis Hanback. The question is will he do it, or would he, if anv difference to them for decision S. H. UralLr. Si V.

I'uiteJ State to A iinderu. Patent, tr hi I i nul -i-e wanj -w 35-6-11 QUEENSWARF- elected delegates on. P. B. Plumb, ot Lyon county; James S.

Merrttt, of Pottawat UuiteJ State-" to Ji Bay, fateui, hf ICe II Whenever a case has been submit ted to them, they have very prompt a CLOCKS, CROCKERY, NOTION. Call and convince youis'il ALWAYS in the LEAD1 BELDITJC'S uu.l 2-1 -U, State to uVury William, r-iut ieU-l-U. ly and satisfactorily found their tamie county: James A. f'ood, of JEWELRY. Uoitei Statei Jja A Loirerv.

ref. receipt, u-v verdicts and returned them to other man stood any show in .11 11 Hartso.k to Charlei Pratt, war. deed, court, being ready to take up the IU-J-14. Siuuu. All will lie s.d.i tit lnWest mice? Svott 3c li.isVell Sjliu.iui.

wr. A.l lj.i coun arid A. w. Mann of Jewell county. Alternates Mickset kt r.

Rice Fuell and onus. Pres i iik-rtors ati.are I a u.l 2. Blocks, i JOl). next case, the word "talesman" being almost unknown at this term of court. There are very few courts il AsiiUamh tu Liut.in.

warraw 1. 14. Ceaariille. 'Ji te.he.i Adirmtu -Vt LiuWu. war.

deed, Lu 15 Hud tti. Btiuk 1 1. CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION. A delegnse convention of the republican of the ongtassTonal district of the State ot Kansas, wiU ee neld at Down wi VVednesdao. May sSih, at 1 a 'clock.

A.M., for the pnrpose of nominating a candidate lot The basis of representation in said cooveotion shall be one delegate arc, one alternate for every 150 votes, or any traction thereal of 75 votes or over, cast for Jam3 Smith, republican candidate for secretary of state in issj and one delegate for eveiy organized in the dietust casting less than 75 votes at said election. The counties in the district wiU be entitled to doelegates as follows, viz; Decatur. ttllis Jewell lojGraham Mitchell AtLincoio Osborne jlNorton Rawlins Russell 4' Rooks bmith 7jTrego Sheridan 11 EUswith 61 Total It is recommended that the delegates trout each county be chosen by county convention, to he held Vednesday, May ni, and that the several county central committees give at least two weeks' notice oft he time aud ptaeeot holdiug said county convention, by publication in the emmtv p.ipeis. The committee deeided that the delegates to the national republican convention at Chicago, should be chosen by sub division of the state convention, called to mtet at Topelca, April and that deJegates to the latter convention, shall ce tn the manner recommended by the -rcatc ecntrd committee. By order ot the LOUIS K.

PRATT, Cha-rman. GEORGE R. PARkEk. Secretary. Col.

John M- ee, ot hurt WeW) McN'all to Adam Aherrromhie. rarma convention We are inclined to believe that he would not. judging fr.Mii what we know of him and the general reputation which he bears in this county. Vve notice thathii supporters took great care that his election r.s sottled in a caucus of the Centre township' delegates and were considerably agitated for fear that the selection would have Lobe mad tV.aiK' by the conveitiou. uecu, ni u-c 14 ua.l tr Iv-5-11.

5 0. tUiimd Stn'ej to Aug an Hjfer, Pateut. hf a and D. 1 iutine, Clay Centre First Diii! A. 8.

Felt, Seiicca For Length, Strength I Elasticity IT HAS NO Awarded HIGHEST PRXMrU2St all IJTDUSTRIAX. ExMMtiom Its Immense pojiuhirity i-j due solely to tho Intrinsic Merit ol Uie poods. BROWNING Ajrrata for ti WIST and SOUTH. in ibis State whe.e there has been as much business transacted by one jury of twelve men as there, has been at the present term. Everything, in all branches, hib been ner'ectiv harmonicas.

We cave United Stutea John Uufer, pawtlc, L-e U-i 1. Second Ii met I. O. Pickering ctia sijcrrv to Ulis Caojou, irar. deed, if- OH' OUBi am p-e i-s-u $1000.

Uuited ScikCj to WiUou roc. recti u-e 13-2-lt. vvnich would nave resulted in the of Olathe. Third Dis.nct Dr. Denniscn.

Osage n. Fourth M. Miller. i vevk a court report show.n-? L.iUed S.r.ti3 M.triou M.tr.-li, inti-ut. hi decapitation of tiie capitalist OF ff 1 ROCKV1LUE.

CONW. 1 I L.L.C MONTREAL, CANADA. NORTHAMPTON, Ma 24 aud 1,1 u-w iS-I-l I. of r- U.i.uelj to tli-liia Sto.iw 1 r. dec 1.

11 For Sale by Dea'ers Everywhere! Council Beldine's Kniuine Silk. Machine Twit. Bn- -F. v. ton-hole Sillt.

nl Kccsinet' Emhroidory Silk have the point of Supr- CDO WELL. Filth hi'rf oncordia. Sixth the cases that had been disposed of up to Thursday noon, and whit disposition had been made of them, believing it to be inteiestin 10 our readcis. we give below 1 -port which shows the disposin made of the balance of the docket up to date. Annie McNall vs Webster Mt-.

of S. TiUo We tve received returns frrm to ii.sure the nomination Leiii, Hanback on fust ballot at the Downs "conven tion. W'e have tried to make -an honorable fight for Holt, But it seems that a larger majority of the Republicans of the District think ififferenlly from what'we do, and so we' cheerfully acanipsce wa-Keeney. u-e huiI III n-w 8-i-rI. 51400.

Iieleu li Stone V.t Mi htu-l 0iU-y, tar. dee.l, tifu-e aul hf 0 .10. Juhu llliu-'Wurtli Ja Freuch, war. deed, li i'3-3-l i. VVebh Auiiie HciuWior, war.

i.rt of Lot 1 1, BU 4 ul i aud 10, Ui 17, duylord. STUO, Richard WillW to I Miller, war. deed, 1-1 aud a hf a aud -e s-e 11-5-14 fliOU. Cited Siate-s to Kiehard rto. receiyt, s-fii-e aul 11 hf aud i-e a-e U-S-i4.

I'. ili-d Srnte? 0 rec. reui.t, hi aa 3 s-3 -li. Toi-liff to KimteS Lewis war. deed, n-e u-vf '-i ft i 11-w n-e i un I -e 4 and i-w DEALER IN Seventh Distr T.

of Hutchinson. DEMOCRATIC COrStT CONVENTION, la p.irsunnee of the eill of lha Democratic CeuSrsl Committee, a Jeleate t-iuveuti-ia of the Democrats of Smith Cmuly will htUatSuiiih Ceutve oq Saturday, May 24tti, iSSl, fir the i ir pow rf electing two Jeleiratei to atteu.1 Detaj-cratic State Cuureutiuu. to ho heU at fopok-i. 23th, The several towiiihipi are cutit.le.1 to ilelettes iu ttre Cmiuty Oiuve jtioii as folLnvs: Pawnee 3, tiormaa 3, Houstoa Centre Cora 3. CedarS, Ilarlnn 3, Bearer 3.

Harvey 3. And it i further reoomuieu'led that the township caucus be held oa the iTth ilay of Mar. 'a-4. By order of the Daia ralie Co mty Ceutral Committee. L.

C. I'iil. CUairmau U. T. Ketcham, Secretary.

The Land Laws, "Washington. April 29th. -Th r- nTTF.RNR-WARF.- Nali Divorce granted Jo defetid-j with their selection, and shall use ant and agairst plaintiff. all h.onorable efforts to secure Mr. of minor child, William, awarded I 1 i anback's election.

The fiiiht in VQ House Committee on Public Lands Ihiii'l to CO war. u-e u-e agreed upon a bill 10 repeal the A 0 Toiit'uf to Jas A war. ilee.l. Lot 1 DRY GOODS, preemption timber culture I3li 15. Harlau.

SJ. ONIC acts and amend the homestead law A Brwiliord to Ja. A Kerler. war. deel.

tect on a euJ of Lois T. S. jt 1. Bl.u 14 fhe amendments as determined GROCRIES llarlau. fi.

upon provide tii.it every homestead to defendant. Alimony a war led to plaintiff and costs adjudged as per stipulation on file. Burrow White vs. Webb Mr-Nail Demurrer to petition overruled, defendant allowed to file an swer, and case continued. Angelina Beach vs.

11. A. Ib.s ter. Sheriff. Judgment for plaintiff bau'l hitniore to Jaa.

I'avue. war. J. Lot 1, 2. 3 4, Block LI.

iu llarlau. applicant shall final proof by Parker to Sallie Ateltue. war. deed. Ljt F.D.

Bulletin: Will you please give the following favorable men two creditable of contin FACTS BCAR0IKS tril itMm i tint iaM Blot S. llarlau. 5175. ved residence upon, and culliva- i.uue 1 10 M. iveiiutu.

reo. reOeipt. u-e ion or peiman. ut improvement ol Juirh tieediu 10 nar JcJ.i lis claim for iotw consecutive Vents the LIVER and KIDNEYS. IM Kt-rukt ihi HEALTH and VIOOS of YOUTH! Ia ad tv re-iu trine a certain and for possession of the property.

SlSW. succeeding: its entry, he nroot $1 against deU-iui un lor especially lTspepia.W atitui Appiite.lnd'.rr-tion. Lack of blreneth. tic. Its we 1 maiae4 tion in your paper Headquarters Anti- Monopoly Cos-sio nai Committe Ki rutin, April 21, j.

The Anti-Monopoly Congression al Committee of the Sixth Distric is hereby called to meet at Downs wlUi Immediate and vonderial reniti. I ni.r. inucle aid nerre receive tew force. Eiuitui shall be in dupi rate, one set to be tiled in the land "iiice, and O. O.

V1-S1A LODGE. No. i of Rosa una Wa- 6. Verdict I de detetition. a Gecrge Baker Trial to a iurv.

this county was between Holt and Hanback. advocate the nomination cf Holt because we believe, and think a majority of the people of Norton county believed, that Judge Holt deserved the nomination. That re was a good man, an able man. and one in whom we could entrust the welfare of the 6th But there is no use bat-i'iio; for a result which we know can not be secured. What we have said and dot-e, we teel, was said dor.e for what we believed to be for the best interest of the people.

We may be mistaken, but we believe our was correct, ii.d believe that time will prove it so. We believe ihe precedent established to be wrong, and therefore we have nothing to take'back and nothing to regret It is said b) some that Joel Holt will bolt the nomination and lun independent. We don't believe it We don't be Ux mind aud toppil K.rai-i I'owrr. 1 every Wednesday evening in ihetr the other to be forwarded to the 1876 1883 A irotn a'l wpialru LHUI i'. -A U.

II I r. il O. S. II AW K. INS, R.

S. SK. HARIKH'3 IKON IONIC a sate and cure. 11 niTea aclear and oealinv cmipicxm-ii. general land office.

If within one year after the presentation of such oroof no contest be- filed, and no A tS I tK.N STAR l.OIxlK No A on Friday, May 2, at one o'clock Tbe atroncest l.iimyjy to tne Talue L'n. HarTEK's Irox Toxic tliat freonent atteirrta K. A eet-. in McUowcIC Hall d. nr.

for the transaction of such DK.ALKK IN it 7 p. on the fiti anJ thii.1 Satureay iu eacti m.nili. siting brt-thicn in standing will he at counterf-ltlnir have only added to tlie of the or final. If roa eartitlT dt-Ir ay do Dot experiment ret the AND BEST. business as may properly come tr-fore it notice given, supported bv ainda-vits made before seme officer authorized to administer tha oath.

A. L-. iHtLUO.N, becrtry. (Send yn a-ldreaatoTbeTV-. SrtiV ro t.

Louie Mo lor 'KTiX BOOS Fall of traoeeaad nf2l ioi ic-rii. trV-JW All who endorse the views held fendant for which wnv paid immediately. Anderson Amis F. C. Sheriff.

Demutrer 10 peli-i ju su-i-taiiivd Plaintiff allowed jo petition Coplinued Trimble vs. Chas. E. New man Cont.r.ued by agreement. Oliver Steatne-.

vs. H. I'n av ill. Defitih as to Treavitf. meat for plaintiff $528 16.

Mort QMUH LE.N1KE IllfrtE, No 4-, A 0. HaRTER's Ino Tonic is roa SLt BT ALL IN WARE charging and specifving fraud. Dm2STSAN9 PEAIXS EvERTWHCfF. byGreenbackers or Anti-Monopo L. mrct-.

in Hall at un the and ihird Mondv in rach moain STO ES CUTLER in st.indint; art invitrd to meet with either in or proot-, tin Secretary '-f the Interior thai lists are invited to be present and assist the Committee with their STEEL COODS t. PA 1 1 EL, R. A OHANOLKK. cause patents to be issued on the entry. But if a coiiteM lie filed, or affidavit be made, or it there be KHT.

AN UEKStJN P.hil'. No. G. A. Mrcts in M.loc!l'-i Hall at 7 in.

on presence, advice and suggestions J. Lamb, Ch'm'n Cong. Com-, 6th Dist ihtr srroml and funith Friday oi each month. Vis PUMPS PISTOLS CARRIAGE AUD 1W0QD STOCK, gaged property ordered sou witn lieve Holt will do anythinii to any cause or reasonable ground to iting comrades are aluav wiroine. R.

A.CHANULKR. J. MtMJLRSiiN, out appraisement Continued t-r casta cloud upon the bright record ro-it Adt. Pit Commander. suspect fraud ii.

the case, the Sec service as to other defendants. he lias made. He will not do any In this issae will be found a call 9 I thing to tarnish the fair, honorable CHI. 3d REG1MKM K. S.

MEETS for muster and drill at their Arniorv in Mc OILSTOVES. GLIDDEN BARB WIRE for a Democratic county conven retary shall direct the General of the lani ofn oc to institute an inv; sti.jatton thereof. Well's Hall at 2 10. on the Drst Wedi.esdav of name he has won by noble, honest work. He will not do anything to eacn niontn.

vrompt attendance i expected, or a tion to send delegates to the State conention, there to send delegates PLAIN WIRE, reasonable eqeuse ttirmsned within hve day after mwtiT. F. I PAT1 EE. Cam. Com'dv.

The act of March 3. 1879, requir humiliate the many true, earnest Geo. S. Gripton vs. A.

Thump-; son. Demurrer to petition overruled Defendant allowed to file' answer. County Commissioners vs. C. Wheeler ct at.

Demurrer to petition overruled. A. 11. Zibbie vs. Jane Zibl-le.

Divorce Liranted.plaintifflop.lv costs. ing public intention to make final to the National convention at Chi friends he has in the 6th District. proofs six days 1.1 advance, is re Judge licit is not dead. His pure MAILS. Mail lives daily the F.aii.

via. Oavlord. at cago, which meets on July 1 8th pealed. Representative Cobb was noble life, exemplary habits, his Kanas is entitled tn eighteen del My Motto: "LIVE, AND 1VET LIVE." a o'cl'it a in. and departs fur Ihe via.

tiay- honest, straightforw ard coure. his 101 .1, at 4 p. 111. directed to rep.TL the bill, and ask its passage mult suspension of egates to Chicago, to be chosen for Red t.iiiMl. via.

t.ra. IiidMin an.l CALL UPON ME AND GET BOTTOM CASH PRiCES honorable record as Jude, his Scott, daily cxredt Sundavs, .1 'di 1. and the rules at the 1 list opportunity S. D.Cummings vs Moline Plow- aruves at i. in.

fame and work will some day be the same as in the Republican convention, to wit. 4 from the State Arr.ves from Cawker Litv. via. twelve Mile. tJob Work and repairing done to order.f Orange Mild Crystal Plans, at Mondeys Co.

Judgment for plaintiff, and Burrow White, garnishees, order rewarded and we can't, we den't believe he will throw away as bright Below we give a full text of Sen edneidays and rid ivs, and departs same days at 1 p. ni. ator Insalls' bill which is now be at large, and 2 from each Con gi essional district. ed to pay money in their hands be- a future as he has before him tor Aruves trom Andrew, Aia. btuart and Lust at 'J 12 111.

1 1 hursdavs tnd Saturdays, and longing to defendant into court, to the little satisfaction he would gain departs same days at p. m. While this is no funt-ral of ours The tsi jjrff oflht Vt mfth kin Arrives and departs for Mankato. vi. Stone yet we wish to say in behalf of jus Mound, Lebanon, Sweet Home and I baton, daily except Sundays.

apply on judgment. even if he did succeed in defeating J. Wence vs. T. C.

Wence. Hanback's election. We are for Dismissed by plaintiff. Hanback now and will be until tice, that Smith county has a man Ainves 9nd departs daily, Sundays not included, fnr kirwio, via. (mlli ami Clifford.

Artives from Cermantown, vio. Covington, at it Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satmdays, and departs same davs at 1 p. m. who has been a life-long Democrat r.tcago Lumber Co. vs.

tr. after the election. We have said Buck Co. Motion to confirm sale nothing against him that will com- Arrives from Hloomuigton. via.

Rearos- He was a Democrat, working hard for the upbuilding of his party in sustamed, and bnenff ordered to promise us in our support of him viue ana 1 ynep, at is m. on Mondays and rrtoays and departs same davs at 1 p. m. maKe ceea to lietia Mccroskey. and the Champion will be f.

und J. Watkins vs. Lemut-l Faulk- workme as earnestly and zealously this county in those days of Dem Arrives from Riyerton. on Tuesdays aud Fridays, at 4 p. and departs Wednesdays and ner.

Motion to confirm sale sns- for his election as any other paper ocratic darkness; he has been Saturdays at 3 a. m. fore Congress, and which, when passed, will be the most powerful auxilliary we will have to aid in the enforcement of the Prohibitory law which Kansas, Iowa and other States now have upon I heir statute books "That section thirty-two hundred and forty-three oi the Revised Statutes of the United States be, and the same is hereby, amended so as to read as follows "Sec. No speciol tax shall be received or permit or license granted by any collector ol internal revenue for th carrying on by any person or persons of the business of a wholesale liquor dealer, a retail liquor dealer, a bre.ver, a Office Hours 60m 7:30 a. m.

to 8:30 p. m. Money order business oloses at 6:30 p. m. OJen Sundnys lauitu, uuuoncnii 01 uereu 10 ma Ke -t te District Norton ChaitiNon A A foremost in everything that.

was UCCU IU J. IVUIK1US. trom 1 p. m. to 3 p.

tn. W. H. NELSOM. P.

M. B. Ri J. B. Watkins vs.

Nelson 1 he following very favorable hody r. front a deranjemrnt fA4 Uer, if feting txrth (fee tt orr.mch td. fttrct. Jn erdT to cjf.ct a it i tterensa to rewerw tA Cwbj. Irrffw lap am' artion cf the Rfel; at the S'marh, Fain in the lUcck and indleatr tkmt tfte Lieer it mt fauif, mnd that Mfwre quire c- iistamee to enable this 9rg Lkrote ti impurities.

rricliiy Asli rompo for thU Thefmrt mild their artiom and efet-Hre am mure; p'tutatri to the tmste and talma aily 1 lth children mtnadmlu, la-ken ading to direction, they ra Genet 1 Cto tlrati Dlseafied Kidneys etc, e. liiooU mxrifier they are muj to any other tmedieinet eleantir the tkoramgktf. ami impart-: nce tiff amd nzcrfW 1 he valid, it medicine aud not Intoxtcatlns t-rrrwgei, kit tsi: EseesttT r-i nrcur Errmj, and take d5 etkac TB1CX. (LOO per Bmla SOU f.Sl BITTERS for the advancement of the cause which he espoused, not only in this mention of Hon- Joel Holt, in con Notice. county, but the results of his work ntction with the supreme Judge have been felt throughout the en ship, we have clipped from the iey.

same entry. J. B. Watkii.svs. Charles Anderson.

Same entry, J. B. Watkins vs. Lewis Kersiet-ter. Same entry.

J. Watkins vs. Bjiijanna Ktr-slet'er. Same entry. Washington lire territory now compusing the 6th Congressional district.

He AYER WENTWORTH DRUG STORE, SMITH CENTRE, KANSAS. "In locking over the field and commenced the work for his party noting the various names men Watkins vs. George Kcr- tior.ed for Associate Justice of the in this county when there was but J. B. stettcr.

Lixo Offips at Kiirnix, Kaxsxs, March IsSK Xotii-e is liereby gireu that the fvllowiiut-uained settler has filed uo ice of hi iutcutiuu to make fnml iirtNif in support of bis cluiin, auj that said proof will 1k made befo-e the Register or Receiver at Kirwiu. on May 10. 1884, vii: li.hu P. MsJsou, H. E.

No. 105S0. for the east hf "outhwes-t qr, southeast qr uortbwest qr, and sintUiwest qr southeast qt See, towu 2. range 14. He name the followint; witneiwe-i to proe his continuous resijetiee ttpoa, ami eultiraiiou of, sai laud, viz T.

C. Weutz. Uoiiulns Beach, Henry Frakey, Heury tlHiiKy, all of Smith Centre, Kiiuis. JOHN BISSELL, Register. C.

J. La mb, Att'y. 36-wti Same entry. Supreme Court of Kansas we have a handful of men of that politica faith here, and has labored honest J. B.

Watkins vs. Finley F. Ste- met with no name that we have felt ns. Same entry. like presenting to our people.

But ly and earnestly until at last his party has a fighting show for the J. B. Watkins vs. Emerson if we may be allowed the privilege Smith. Same entry.

i of naming a candidate we would J. B. Watkins vs. Hiram Ellis, "present that of Hon. Joel Holt, of election of some of the county offi barae entry.

beloit, provided he could be in cers. He has heretofore been hon Henry Mills vs. James A Cotton. duced to become such candidate ored by his party in this county by Notice for Publication. LaXD Ofkici at Kirwix.

Same entry. 'Judge Holt served as Judge of the A. W. Pollard vs. Chas.

M. Blake. 'Fifteenth Judicial District for a 160 being sent as a delegate to the AprU S. 1884 State convention, and to show in Same entry. number of years and gave entire Lencra L.

Boynton vs. Jane Cul-j satisfaction to the people of that Xet'u-e is hereby tfiveu that Ihe followiiiK-oamed Settler hss filed uotieeof her inteuttou to make final proof in Mtptort of her claim, and that Mid what esteem he is held by his peo ver. Same entry. district in that capacity. His de- proof will be made before the Register or Receiver at home, we will say that when Judson R.

Ward vs. Jesse C. Cow-: cisions were always just and based guill. Same entry. upon a strict construction of the he was a candidate for Judge of at Ktrwiu, Kausna, on May lith.l Lu-cretia Allen, widow of Wm Allen, I I.E.

No, 17139, (or the northeast qr. swtioj 27. to.ro 2, Tanue 15. She names the folto witnesses) to prove her R. A.

CHANDLER DEALER IN the 15th judicial district, he carried Jno. C. Yeatman vs. Jacob Mow-; law at all times, and on appeals to continuous residence Un, and cultivation of, said wholesale liquor dealer in malt liquors, or a dealer in malt liquors, when such business is contrary to the laws the State or municipality in whin, such business is sought to be carried on; and the payment of anv tax imposed by the internal revenue laws for carrying on any trade or business shall not be held to exempt any person from any penalty or punishment provided by the laws of any lor on the same in such State, or in any manner to authorize the commencement or continuance of such trade or business contrary to the laws of such State or in places prohibited by municipal law; nor shall the payment of any such tax be held to prohibit any State from placing a duty or tax on the same trade or business, for State or other purposes; and it shall be the duty of any collector cf internal revenue, upon request of the prosecuting attoi ney of any county in said district, to furnish to the said prose cuting attorney copies of any permits issued for the sale of spiritous or malt liquors, and for the carrying on of any such business within the said county, or information ery. same entry.

i me supreme uourt his decisions his own county by a 400 plurality land, vii: W. B. tjntes, Culk'k. Alouxo Norman S. Field vs.

Will D. Jen vote. He wishes now to go as were nearly always sustained. He is as clean a man and clear-headed STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, Wysel and S. S.

May. all of Haiviilee, Kansas. JOHN BISSELL, Register. J.S. Whitucjr.

Att'y. 3" kins. Same entry as above, except deed to be made to Perry Stafford. delegate to the Chicago conven a jurist as there is in the State tion, and in our honest opinion the and as Northwestern Kansas is New England Mortgage Co. vs.

Geo. W. Lucas. Same entry, ex-1 entitled to a position on the State Democrats can do no better than Notice. Land Offici at kirwix, Kansas.

March 28, 1884. .116 AND CONFECTIONERY CANNED cept deed to F. W. Dunton ticket we ask it for Judge Holt to elect, as one of the delegates Notice hereby given that the following -named GOODS from the 6th district, the Hon. provided he will agree to become candidate." settler has filet notice of his intention to make IVs.

--vt I ttual proof iu of his claim, and that said C. Uhl, of Smith county, the man proof will be nmde before the Probate Judge at We honestly believe that the smith Centre. Kansas, ou May 10th. 1884. viz who has kept the Democratic flag Moating in Northwest Kansas for M.

L. Fiuley, H. E. No. 574 5, for the southwest qr Section 27, town 1 south, range 13 west.

He Northwest can be represented on the Supreme Bench this year, and believing there to be no man in the last ten years. names the following witnesses to prove bis contin HE HAS ALSO JUST RECEIVED THE UHIOM FOnEVER. uous residence niton, sod enltivattoa ot, said land. vii Oscar Lord, Charles Lord, of Anderson, Kan 'A m. 11.

Pounds, John Pounds, of Riyerton, Neb. this section of countrv better qua The Wood vs. Peters case came up in the ouse Wednesday. When JOHN BISSELL, Register. L.

C. Att'y. 2ti-w ified for the position, nor one hav -Ml a vote wa3 taken but two members voted to seat 'food; they were THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY Offers unsurpassed advantages to the traveling public iu the shape of fast time, elegant equipment aud that unspeakable ass, Calamity" ffeller, of Iowa, and a person named Bennett, from North Carolina. Atchison Qhamju'on 4 LARGE STOCK Of DRY GOODS AND HQTIQHS ALL OF WHICH. I WILL DISPOSE OF AT LOWEST i RICES FOR CASH.

REMEMBER THE PLACE BE OLD POsr-OFFIC superior accomodation. This great system, era .1 -fl New England Mortgage Co. vs. Samuel M. Newhouse.

Same entry. Joanna H. Peck vs. L. N.

Wells. Same entry, except deed to be made to Joanna H. Peck. John Coulter vs. Will D.

Jenkins. Same entry, except deed to be made to D. W. Relihan. Robert McMurry vs.

Byron C. Davis. Same entry, except deed to be made to Geo. R. Parker.

Keeler Son vs. J. A. Kindred. Same entry, except deed to be made to J.

A. Keeler. Am. Freehold Land Mortgage Co. vs.

Nicholas demons. Dismissed. G. H. Allen vs.

Wm. Callen. De. fault. Judgment for plaintiff for $63385.

Mortgaged property ordered sold. Dennis McKinley vs. J. S. Shaffer.

Demurrer to petition overruled. Defendant allowed to jile answer. J. JI. Stokes Son vs.

Geo. w. Eoller. Trial to jury. Verdict for defendant.

h. P. Sherman vs. iu A. Hester, Sheriff, fet al.

Trial to jury. Verdict for plaintiff. Judgment $42.25. The Court is still in session at this writing, Friday morning, with only one jury case case on docket, will prohably adjourn to-morrow. Orailge Judd, Editor of the American Agriculturist for some thirty years, but unconnected with its business management for a year or two past, has lately retired from its editorial department and located in the West.

He desires to bracing miles of road, runs its trains into the I'uixn De)KU of St. Louis. Kansas city, Hanibal, Ateliisou, St. Joseph, Omaha, Panama, Deuisou. Ft.

Worth, Miueola, Taylor. San Antonio. Galveston, New Orleans, and all other of the principal cities of Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Louisana, mod Texas. Their coaches and baggage ears are of the latest and finest maka, and luxurious Pullman Palaoa Sleeping and Uotel ears are attached to all through trains. The uovel Buffet Parlor cars are run oa day trains, and Reclining chair cars ou night trains, between St.

Louis aud Kansas city. The rates Tia this line are always as low aa any other, aud direct connections are madi with expresstraius of other lines at junction points. 1 F. CHANDLER H. C.

TOWSSEND. Gea'l Ticket Agent. t.en'1 Pass'r Ageat, ing a better hold upon the hearts of the people of the entire western portion of the State than Judge Holt, we join with the people and press of the solid West in requesting him to become a candidate for Justice of the Supreme Court -We do this in the honest belief that he is virtually out of the race for congress. It may be argued that Mr. Holt's defeat will destroy his chances for the judgeship," but we are inclined to take a very different view of the matter.

is not a man in the District, to our knowledge, who opposed "him for congress because they had any ill feeling against him, nor because they "believed him to be unquali-fled position, but solely ou the ground that Judge Hanback was also qualified with reference thereto, under such regulations as the Commissioner of Internal Revenue may prescribe." This is the hardest stroke the iquor traffic has ever received from our National Congress. The bill will have the support of the entire Kansas delegation aud ought to have a majority of Congress. Because when a State, by a popular vote, has said that liquor shall not be sold within her borders, the general government ought to sav "Amen, we will assist you all we can in what you dere." The Democrats have managed to save Louisiana bv aid of ballot box stuffing. Since the two factions of that party are fighting each other, the fact vf fraud is no longer denied. gather a complete "Postal-card ti Stone Reese Alium'" of his old Readers and Friends, and requests them all to send hiro nour a Postal giving their present locationand address, naming also, when convenient, the years in which they were his Mr.

Judd's address is Chicago, Illinois. The Bulletin is late this week, caused by not receiving our paper ca time. Ml Th Sc rt? tor to all f- tba iv rt-- it tti beat read la tt. wtkj; t' lumnwt ma-i banikriiMWt fcv--r-J Biachii it not aa tattr a darabte lia. bev tsu I'iu'Wi l-'--r 4 ImttwVl.l ii' I Tr i' a I.

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