Ingalls Union from Ingalls, Kansas • 8

The "How-come-you-so club held AN.wDep.rtur.. 33. INGALLS UNION its regular semi-annual meeting the ncsiues au me news 01 van: and the world, The Kansas Weekly XANhAb, evening of Feb. 4th. 1801.

The Fubllibed (very Thursday Ink-all. Or coiiul, KausM. By the Union Publishing Co. Capital will give its readers an Agrl-J Has just received one of the largest and best stocks of meeting was called to order by 1'res ident "Boston-bean Johnny. After cultural ueparimcnt in 11s spicnuiu a -vf TTin It.

H. Tiknkh, Alitor. 1 a page edition equal to any farm I 1 1 I I AT 71 II the reading of the minutes by secre paper pumisiicii in mc ci. 11 is tary "Budweiser Meade," the con REPUBLICAN IN POLITICS. the Great 1 arm and 1 anniy jew-1 Ever brought to Gray county.

All styles and sizes. Bought l.o riil I duct of treasurer "Scrap-iron Archie" was taken up for discussion. paper ui ivausas, Strictly for cash, and will be sold the same wav. at the verv lowkt nrire. L'unciu firmer lit will I Cu.tocxiptia.

ZZates. "Hostetter Lum," after quite a 0 send you postage paid for one year, Oneoopy I year 1 100 One copy nix month AO cnirthy argument showing the the Kansas Weekly Capital and In OlIOlNlpy llllfU llllllllllH 26 amount of deficiency in the treasury Always l'i UlIVHIICU. to be the enormous sum of 53.65, the oai.i.s Union for Jh.6o. Subscribe at once. Either paper alone is worth most cash on hand at any time, mo the price asked for both.

From Plains to Peaks. ed "Scrap-iron Archie" be made to resign, which was seconded by "AI THE RED CROSS Miule with pencil over this paragraph lit a notification Of CXpll'llllon (if Subscription. Under thin mark the returns thankit to aubscrllicrs for past patronage and solicits a renewal of their favor. In the Ute Pass, near Colorado cohol Joe." "Let-hcr go-Gallaghcr" then ask Springs, arc several pleasant places to cool off in during the hot summer months. Reasonable hotel, cottage ed that "Scrap-iron Archie" be al and tent rates.

011 can go to the owed a chance to explain, and put District Court convenes in (Irny County IhI Tuesday in April nml Noveinlier of each your. A. J. Abbott Judge Jiidiciul District. top of Pikes Peak on foot, horse same as a motion, hich was second back, in a carriage, or via the cog by "Help-em-out Oil." wheel railway.

Hat- Ingtills Post, G. A. meets 1st and 3d 'Boston-bean Johnny," President, Santa re Koute is the only line urdays of each mouth, lit a p. in. J.

Ii. Coniniunder, that runs Pullman vestibule sleepers remarked that such conduct ought to to Manitou without change. be punished by making "Scrap-iron Postolliee open from a. ni. to 7 p.

m. except Sunday, when it will lie open from 1 1 a. m. to excursion tickets now on i in. Jlnll goimr r.ast closes p.

Ill sale to principal Colorado resorts Archie" pay the deficiency out of his own pocket to be divided by the rest Going West, closes at 1:51) p. in. Might mails close at p. in. U.

W. WlUTKSllIK, Posl master. and to Las Vegas Hot Springs, New of the members, to which "Scrap Mexico, the favorite all-the-year-round watering place, where Monte iron Archie" took offence, and mov zuma tlotel is located. ed to investigate the actions of "Bos I.noai.1.8, M. E.

Ciit iicii liiiiK eneli iilternute at II a. in and p. dating from Aug. JKith. 1MI1.

V. Cook. Pastor. Inquire of H. O.

Charles local ton-bean Johnny" at the encamp agent Santa Fe Route. sabbath K'hmil every Nibliatli nt to n. in. ment, which brought cheers from "Let-her-go-Gallagher" and "Help- A. J.

Smith, tnipcrintciidcul. Everyone cor dially invited to uttend. Boots and shoes made to order, em-out Oil." or old ones repaired, by Peter Alt M. P. Hammer has been appointed haus, at resonable figures.

18 Every pair of Shoes guaranteed by the Factory to give perfect satisfaction, or the money refunded. President "Boston-bean-Johnny got mad and refused to put questions before the club, so "Budweiser postmaster at Ingalls. Canon City coal in abundance at CALL EARLY, AND SECURE AN UNPRECEDENTED BARGAIN. Harness, collars and trace chains Chas. Reicheldeffer's, Ingalls.

2 Meade" put the question of "Scrap AN ENTICHC OFFER. iron Archie" having a chance to ex Notice for Publication. Lund Ollice at Garden ('it v. Kansas, I January 2(i. IMC.

plain. The Hutchinson Weekly News Notice is hereby irlven that the follow-liur Nays, "Alcohol Joe" and "Hostet mid named not tier linn llled nolcol Ins intention to make tlnnl pi oof in support 01 in claim, mil ter Lum." INGALLS UNION BOTH ONE mat said pi oui will ho made before the mine Publication of Summons. State of Kansas to John Hurt lie. A. M.

Mc-Clenahan. Jennie S. McClciuihiin, Texas Train Lumber Company. Martin G. Miller.

James Al. Houston, West E. Wilkinson, Wil-ifs lirou'ii, l. D. Wiiuirh.

II. A. Cobbledick. M. A.

Conblediek. Sarah J. Albright. Henry W. Scotland A.

M. MeClenatuiii. partner Willi Noah llarilyas Hardy McClenahan. You will take notice that you have been sued ailing with Noah Hardy. Lucliida J.

Hardy. First National Hunk of Kansas. Jet more State Hank. Kinsley Exchange Hank, David (1. Curtis mid No ili Hardy, paiinerwltli A.

Mc( leiialmii as llnrd.v McClciialuui. or in Ins absence the Clerk Dist riet Omit, at Yeas, "Let-her go-Gallagher," YEAK, FOR $15Q. nivalis. Kansas, on pitli. IMi2.

viz: MlasW. I one 1' 1 11 si 1 Homestead r.nlry No. 'Help-em-out Oil" and "Budweiser 17417 for the See. 12 Twp 25s range rtmv. The Weekly News is a seven-col He nanu the lollowing witnesses to prove Meade," President "Boston-bean umn quarto paper, printed in brand hi? continuous residence 11 ill.

and cultivation nt. said land, Johnny" not voting. cheap at P. Aulthouses. 23 First-class harness made to order by Peter Althaus, Ingalls, Kas.

18 Parties holding school district or ders can dispose of the same by calling on F. P. Dillman, Clerk District Court. tf Five two cent stamps will get you a sample of Arthur's Home Magazine, Philadelphia. Agents wanted.

Call at the Corner Lunch Room for a good square meal, or lunch. Open at all hours. 18 Geo. Linn, Prop. Subscribe for Arthur's Home Mag William Jenkins.

M. Meeks. J. Mnr- new type throughout and is in every Eln. (icorge Keeker, of IngallH.

Kansas In explanation "Scrap-iron Arch respect the best and cheapest paper Also nt the same tune and place, viz: Mil lard I-11 more I' null Homestead published in Kansas. While it is No. 25H2 for the See 22 Twp. 2r.sruni;e le said: "1 went to the Dank where the shortage was deposited, drew it oval to Kansas as a whole, it takes lie mimes the lollowimr Witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultiva pecial interest and pride in advoca tion ot, said land, viz: Silas W. Tope.

Martin. (ieor-ro W. White- ting everything of special benefit to Centeral and Western Kansas. It iide, David Tope, ot Ingalls. Kansas.

Also at the same time mid place, viz: il out and took some of it. "Help-em-out Oil" and "Let-her-go Gallagher" were along and wanted some of it but I refused telling them that I as treasurer would have to disgorge, but liani Jenkins Final Homestead Entry No. I2H42 lor the 8e4 Sec. IS Twp. raniye 2Slw as never missed an opportunity to lie iiaines tiie toiiowinr witnesses 10 prove efend Western Kansas from the iisco-defenilants in the District Court In ami for 111 county of Gray Slate of hansas, by the I nlnn Trust Company nf Sioux City, as piainiill and tliat unless you answer to the petition iiled In said suit on or before the lilst day of lsi: said petition will be taken as true mid judgment rendered airalnst you accordingly, foreclosing a mortgage, executed mill delivered by John Hai thel to the I'll-ion Trust Company, dated Juno th.

Is'7 on tlu following described real estate, ami lying in said Gray county, Ki'i'siis, oM-il: 'I he northwest quarter of section eleven li) township twenty-lour 2D south of r.i i I enty st veil I271 west of the tltli P. M. and for tho sale of said real estate. i thou: i.pp -oment to pay scci.rcd by said mortgage Witness n.y hand and ollielal seal this 221 day oi January F. P.

Dll. I.MAN. Clerk District Court. Gray Kas. Seal 1 L.

Dean. Attorney for Plaintiff. First publication January 2Mb. IWi. his continuous reside ce upon, and culti wition abuse and misrepresentation of cer nf.

stud land, viz: Silas Tone. David M. Tope. Keeker, tain Eastern journals. L.

.1. ltyrns, of Ingalls. Kansas. 2sttf D. hin 1ST, Kejfister.

they over-ruled me saying we were a quorum, and had a right to their The News is reliably and strictly Republican in politics and will be the Notice to Non-Resident Defendants First publication in the I NdAi.i.s Feb 4111, 1MI3. In the District Court of the Slate of Kansas in leading party organ in the great Seventh District. Subscribe at once. The price of the News alone is $1 a year, which shows the liberality of our offer. and for Gray county.

ii Lombard. James Lombard and H. L. Kussey. Trustees, flaintiu, vs josnua Wilson.

Andrew J. Hums. Dora Hums Ha.ik azine. It is finely illustrated, and costs only 1.50 a year. Published at Philadelphia, Pa.

Buy your Canon City coal of C. Reicheldeffer, Ingalls, Kansas He sells it at $6.75 per ton, and always gives full weight. 17 For sale cheap, a 24 foot windmill with grinder and corn sheller attachment; and two houses and lot. All in Montezuma. Apply to H.

B. Henderson, Dodge City, Kas. 2913 of Cimarron. C. T.

Vincent, Henry Dickinson, I. Watson Loan Company Defendants. To Joshua Wilson defendants in the above entitled cause: You are hereby notified that von loive been sued liv tlie Plaintill in tne To Anna I. Mull. Mary Mull ami Percy Mull, whin and heirs ot H.

G. Mull, deceased, Amanda Webster and A lien Webster, idow and heirs of Allen Webster, deceased: You and each ot you will lake notice that you have been sued: ami that the plaintiff has tlledils petition in the ollice of the cierk of the District Court of Gray Kansas; that the parties to said pet it ion are. The ingalis Town Company as plaintiff, and you and each of you. and others, as defendants; Hint you must answer said petition on or hot ore the 1st day of April. IsMS, or the same will lie titki-n as true, and judgment will lie i'' il agaiimt you and each of you forever hiilfnnLvuu from Notice cf Final Set lem nt.

Statu of Kansas. i Countv of Okay, In the I'rolmtc Court In and for said County. in the mutter of lie Kstate of W. F. Tomp-kiiiH Deceased.

Creditors and all other persons interested In the 11 foresii id estate are hereby notified that I shall upply to the Probate Court, in and for iibovo entitled cause in the District Court, of Hie State of Kansas, in and for Gray county, and that on or before the ith day of March A. I). 1WI2. you must answer tne petition 01 ine nliiintilV. now on tile in the ollice ot the clerk of said district court, in which the plaintiff said county.

Hittlnir at the court house in I11- asks that a judgment ue rendered ny ineeouri foreclosing a mortgage given by you to the Lombard Investment Company and now own ed by the plaintiff, ujion tho following descri bed, real property, miuuu-u 01 mo c-uumj ui (fiillH. cotintv or urav, stare 01 ixunsas. on me day of March A. i. 1W2.

for a full and final settlement of said estate. XV. W. Smi Administrator of the estate of W. F.

Tompkins Deceased. IiiKalls, Kansas. Jan. 14th, A. I.

27 14 an rignr, Claim or line resiA.i jif either of you have or claim to 'ItAt the real estate hereinafter deslm "Pa eting the plaintiff's title as "f-'iiivjl if all claim or claims that you I jV'A 1.. Itii T.vl Gray and State of Kansas, to-wlt: Th northwest quarter of section thirty-two 1112) in township twenty-nine (2tli south of range aaltilo. uuift Mill duIjiIA Im i to-wit: Aej twenty-oignt (ssi west 01 iuo piai.ii rruiuipni Meridian that your equity of redemption in and to said mortgaged premises be forever Lot No. two i2i of the SIP- barred and foreclosed; ar.a tiiiusaici uuius oe sold to pay the indebtedness secured by said mortgage. You are hereby further notifliod that, if you fail to answer said petition on or before the day hercin-before stated, the facts and allegations contained in said petition will bo taken as true and judgment rendered as therein prayed for.

D. H. Ettikn Attorney for Plaintiff Attest: F. P. Dllluiau, Clerk of the District Court.

share, which they got. I thought at the time I would have to disgorge, and did soon after, and I think more respect, should be shown the officers of this club by the common members "Boston-bean Johnny" President, then said he thought the explanation entirely satisfactory and moved to drop the whole thing, but "Help em-out-Oll called for the question then before the club, asking an explanation from "Boston-bean Johnny." Secretary "Budweiser Meade" put the question, the members voting as follows: For explanation, "Help-em-out Oil," Budweiser Meade," "Scrap iron Archie" and "Let-her-go-Gallagher." Against, "Boston-bean Johnny," "Alcohol Joe" and "Hostetter Lum." President "Boston-bean Johnny" said he would rather have it decided by arbitration, and put same as a motion. It was seconded by "Hostetter Lum" and put to a vote by "Budweiser Meade," and after a few minutes debate carried unanimously, and "Rebate Rastus" named as arbitrator. "Rebate Rastus" said he would not act as he understood the money in the treasury was defunct. The members then agreed to give him a rebate certificate payable at next semi-annual meeting, and "Rebate Rastus" agnfed to proposition, as he could sell said certificate to "Pool-player Mc," for he disposed of his "culled" certificate to him at an advanced price.

No other business before the club, adjourned sine die. Boston-bean Johnny Pres. Budweiser Meade Sec'y. Items trom Distr ct No. 32.

The boys were ail out rabbit hunting Sunday. Miss Jennie Maxfield bid farewell to friends in Dist. No. 32 last week. Considerable damage was done in this seetion last week by a prairie fire.

Eliza Rohrbaugh and John Stine-keeler perform nicely with mouth organs. Mrs. Stinekeeler has been in Cimarron for several days waiting upon the sick. School is progressing nicely under the management of the new teacher, Miss Nela Elem. NlTENGALE.

Seal. Notice for Publication. Land OIHce at Garden City, Kansas, I January 2tith, 18112. Notice Is hereby Kiven that the followitiff-named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Jude or in his absence the clerk of the dist riet court of Gray county, Kansas, at lug-alls, Kansas, on March ltith iwr2, viz: Je8f) .1. Martin Final Homestead Entry No.

2SW for the swH section 14 Twp. 25s ranne 2Uw. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: Jonathan Lees. M. F.

Meeks. Silas W. Tope, John MosbarKer, of JiikuIIs, Kansas. Also at the Name time and place, viz: John Mosbarg-cr. Final Homestead Entry No.38Wfor the nei-4 See.

10 Twp. 25s rantre 2Ww. lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: George Linn. J. J.

Martin. John Christy, Perry Sliellliaminer. of Ingalls. Kansas. Also at the same tinieand place, viz: David Tope Final Homestead Entry No.

17541 for the nwH Sec. 12 Twp. 25s ranijeSOw. He names the following witnesses to prove bis continuous residence upon, and cultivation of. said land, viz: William L.

Jenkins, J. G. McKoe. M. F.

Meeks, George Keeker, of Ingalls, Kansas. 28-wi D. M. Fbost, Kegister. and tho south nail (v8 or tne ter Hi of section thirty-six township twenty-five (25i, range twenty-nine i29i; also, all that portion of the northeast quarter of section No.

two (2), township twenty-six (2(i), range tweiity-iilne (29), which Is platted, and which is described as follows, towit: Commencing at an intersection of the center line of the irrigating ditch, and south line of the southwest quarter!) of section No. thirty-six (SI), township twenty-five (25), range twenty-nine running thence southeasterly along the center line of said ditch and its several courses an intersection with tho east line of Milton street, showed by the plat of the town of Ingalls; tliance northeasterly along said east line of Milton street to an intersection with the east line of section two (21, township twenty-six iS8), range twenty-nine (211) west; thence north to northeast corner of section two (2), thence west along south line of section thirty-six CM), township twenty-five (25), range twenty-nine (29), to place of beginning, containing fifty (50) acres; also, all that, real estate as follows, to-wlt: Commencing at the northwest corner of section one (1), town- ship twenty-six (2ti), range twenty-nine (2(, thence south along the west line of said section to an intersection with the east line of Milton street in the town of Ingalls, thence northeasterly along the east line of Milton street to an intersection with the south line of section thirty-six OHi), township twenty-five (25), range twenty-niuo (29); thence west along south line of said section thirty-six GIB) to place of beginning, containing ten acres; and plaintiff will have and obtain such other and further relief as to the Court may seem just and equitable. C. N. Sterry, Attorney for Plaintiff.

Attest: F. P. Dillman, Clerk District Court. Seal. 8s-t3 4 Publication Notice.

In thp District Court of Gray County, Kansas. Walter E. Rogers Plaintiff, vs. Jauios E. Goldsmith etal, Defendants.

The Slate of Kansas: To James E. Goldsmith. Kosannah Kellogg, William Kellogg, Frank Kellogg and Lizzie Bender heirs at law of 'A. 8. Kellogg deceased, and Chas.

11. Richard son: You will take notice that the said Walter E. Rogers plaintiff, did. on the 2d day of February IMH2, tile his jietition in said court, against James E. Goldsmith, The Showalter Mortgage Com pan v.Kosan mill Kellogg, William Kellogg Frank Kellogg and Lizzie Bender heirs at law of Z.H.

Kellogg deceased, and Chas. H. Richardson defendants, and that the said James E. Goldsmith, KosBnnah Kellogg. William Kellogg.

Frank Kellogg and Lizzie Bender heirs at law of Z. 8. Kellogg deceased, and Chas. H. Richardson must answer said petition on or before the 2ith day of March 18U2 or said petition will be taken as true, and a judgment rendered in said action against said defendant James E.

Goldsmith, for the sum' of Three Hundred Sixty-Two and 25-11)0 Dollars, with interest thereon at the rate of 12 per cent, per annum from the 1st day of April 190; and a further judgment against said defendant James E. Goldsmith. Kosannah Kellogg, William Kellogg. Frank Kellogg and Lizzie Bender heirs at law of 8. Kellogg deceased, and Chas.

H. Richardson for the foreclosure of a certain mortgage upon the following- described real estate, to-wit: Lots one (1 and two (2) and the south half of northeast quarter of seetion No. two (2) township No. twenty-four. (24) south, of range No.

twenty-eight (28), west of 6th P. M. in the county of Gray, State of Kansas, and adjudg A Vacation in New Mexico. To get the full benefit of mountain air and sunshine, it will amply reward all travelers to extend their Colorado summer trip to that charming resort known as Las Vegas Hot Springs, six miles from Las Vegas, on the A. T.

S. F. R. R. Here may be found the very XT 1 aWi- Scientific American Agency for First publication in the Ingalls Union Feb.

11th, 1892. In the District Court of Gray County, State of Kansas. Belle Richmond Plaintiff, v. Frank Klrchner, Mary E. Klrchner and The Kansas Loan Trust Co.

Trustee, Defendants. State of Kansas to Frank Klrchner and Mary K. Klrchner Greeting: You, and each of you. will take notice that you have been sued In the District Court of Gray count, stat of Kansas, and that you must answer the petition In said cause on or before the 24th day of March 1892. or said petition will be taken as true and a judgment rendered in said action against you for the foreclosure of a certain Trust Deed, executed by said Frank Kirehiier and Mary E.

Klrchner upon the first day of September 1HK8. on the following described real estate, to-wit: one ill RnH I 12) and the east half of 1 I CAVEATS. LJ CAVEATS ing that said planu nas tne nrsi nen on saia tlin nnrthMt nimrtAT. heinir the northwest. I nrenilses.

to the amount for which juugmeni froi'tinnitl mmrtpr. nf Myitinn mimlwr thirtr will lie taken as aforesaid, and orderinir said (30i In townshin number twentv-four (241 nremises to be atiDraised and wild, and the i TRADE MARKS, 'tiff COPYRIGHTS, tc For Information and free Handbook write to MUNN CO- Broadway, Nkw York. Oldest bureau for securing patents In Ameriea. Every patent taken out by os is brmieht before the publlo by a notloe given free of charge In the cnoicesi 01 rsew iyicxilu an, suuuj, and sunshine; and a hotel, the Montezuma, that is large, handsome, comfortable, and home-like. The trip to Las Vegas Hot Springs can be made in connection with the Colorado tour, at a very small additional expense, by purchasing a round-trip excursion ticket to the Hot Springs that includes a side ride to Pueblo, Colorado Springs, or Denver.

Inquire of H. O. Charles local agent Santa Fe Route. When wanting farm machinery of any kind call on J. D.

Yeiter, as he will get it for you on short notice, and at the lowest prices. 46 F. P. Dillman, Clerk of the District Court, is prepared to take your Fnal Proofs under the new form for I4.00. You cannot afford to go to Garden City for the difference.

4 matific Jlmmcau proceeds applied to the payment of any taxes due on said lands and then to the payment of the amount due plaintiff and costs of suit, and forever barring and foreclosing said defendants, and each of them, of and from all right, title, estate, Interest, property, and equity of redemption. In or to said premises, or any part thereof. William Osmonp, Attorney for Plaintiff. Attest: F. P.

Dillman, Clerk District Court Seal. acta. Bourn, oi range mi inner twenty-seven ixi) west of the Sixth Principal Meridian, in the county of Gray, state of Kansas, and for the sale of said premises to pay the debt secured by said Trust Deed and costs of suit, and forever barring and foreclosing said defendant, and each of them, of and from all right, title, estate. Interest property or equity of redemption in or to said premises, or any part thereof. FitllicrA Whitcomb Attorneys for Plaintiff.

Attest: F. P. Dillman, Clerk. srtetrtlfle paper hi the ted. No Largest etrenlsttmi of sir world.

Bplendldlr llltntri man should be without tl it. iueinir.i 3.00 Intelligent 'UT. Week S1.50 six month. Addreda MUNtf VU si.au six rootiins. aoanm una fliUMW" Kotk.

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