Stevens County Sentinel du lieu suivant : Woodsdale, Kansas • 4

'1 Subscribe for 1890. ff 3 WAGONS I- Vv -AND- IE SENTINEL lapercf Stovoiis County. h- CARTS 3-1 sr MARRIED. By J. White, J.

P. at his residence in this city, December 25th. 1889, at 11 o'clock A. Mr. Noah Legg to Miss.

Clementine Shetterly, both of Moscow town ship. Wc wish the happy couple many a merry Christmas. Jr Old papers for sale at this office. School books for.sale at cost, at R. J.

Carpenters. If-we expect Charity, we must be Charitable ourselves. a the Postt-fnce at Woodsdale through the mails as 1 H-KMS $1,00 PKR YEAR, 'vrtising Kates Reasonable. sub- Now is the proper time to Kcribeforthe Sentinel. II XkJ 1 C5 VHV The dance on Christmas night was quite an enjoyable affair.

J. A. North of Waterford, gp'ent Friday night with friends of this eitr. We hear that some thought at the Christmas entertainment, that "aid good" were being distributed. This is a mistake.

Not a dollais or dimes worth of aid goods were used. All the presents distributed were the donations of our own citizens. O. O. IF1.

Ita iSD.JL.E LODGE. NuJUW. Ltrie TliKWueifTfVva TV. EASK i-C aO EJC AL. A X't't.

Our wrcoii h.Te iivo liulx.Tcry Ui-st Okfll(on, White 0k rnui. tnLp. t-inrli it 1 1 1 1 i Zand Office at Garden City, Kans. Sep SO. 1889.

Notice is hereby given that the following named settler ha filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof ill be made before District Clrk, Stevens Co. Kans. at Hugo-ton. Kansas, on Nov. 13 1SS9, Frank J.

MeKee To Commute H. E. No. 15812 Lots 1 and JL and K. Section 2 Townsliip 31 Range 37 Stevens county.

He names the following witnesses to provt his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz C. L. W. Green A. G.

Geo. Pro, all of Zionsville Kan ass. and A. F. Pitts, of Woodsdale Kansas.

2934 C. F. M. Niles, Register. NOTICE HOMESTEAD.

U. S. Land Office Garden City Sept 11th, 1889. Complaint having been entered, at thi-ofheebyjohn Wilson against Oliver McCrea fur abandoning his Homestead En try No. 6585, dated tiarden City Kansas.

Dec 3rd, IS85, upon the S. of teetior 1 1 in township 32 of Range 35 in Stevens county, Kansas alleging that the said Olivei E. McCrea has whoiy abandoned sair tract: that he has changed his residence therefrom for more than six months sine making said entry, and next prior to the date of this contest that said tract is not settled upon and cultivated by said party as required by law, with a view to the cancellation of said entry, the said parties-are hereby summond to appear at this otfict on the 25 day of Oct 1889, at 10 o'clock A. respond and furnish testimony, concerning said alleged abandonment. 33 C.

K. M. Agister. Land OlHce at Garden City, Kan as. July 10.

18-SU. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has riled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before District Clerk, Stevens Co. at Hugoton, Kan. on Oct. 10, 1889.

hMward E. lluchecker, 1. S. No 12330 foi the W.J SE.J: SE.J SVV.J Section 13, Township 32s, Range 39w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultiva tioh of, said land, viz J.

DetTenbaugh A. H. Drew. C. S.

Pierce and Jerry John- 1TV. TffE IT TH TIVM ctaobu ovr aifi.rv.- 11-11 un ve vUU i r. Mtisfjr ou i-" flMf4MMTiM II. W. Wixoci of Ulysses, was transacting busines in our city Saturday.

Messrs. Dunmire and Nugen, made a business trip to Ulysses, Saturday. Mrs. Geo. Pro and daughter Miss Gertie, was seen on our streets Monday.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Hopper Decemer 24 th a girl, usual weight. Vrshantown, Iowa.

i 1 PLOW. We see some of our farmers are plowing. This is right the ground is inj excellent condition. Every manwho can, ought to be plowing and preparing for next years planting. The ground is in excellent condition and the weather is fine, and our farmers, ought to improve the time, plow deep.

and get your ground ready for early setting. iu tbcir ball, fvery. Satur Jit at 7:30 p. rri.V Visitiug -s iu good (Standing, cordial attend. C.

N. G. 1. P. LumvicK, V.

G. vioUN Sec. T. Fakmek, Ticks. 0ALEP0STN0.449,G.A.R every firt Wednesday mouth at 2 o'clock P.

itvitation to all lion soldiers and Bailors witU uii. Y. I. 'McClukk, Post Com. U'ihtk, Adjutant.

1 II II I "'I' II I I I. 0. G. T. SUBSQR BE FO TH SENTINEL BaajaaajtaajajaA hBaaaBBBiB jBBJaVAaaTA Hon.

T. B. Nash passed through our city Friday evening, enrout for Hugoton. Misses Hattie Gleckler and Cora Wilson made the Sentinel a plesant While there are some people who make a fuss because they don't get all the aid. We take the pleasure in saying so far as we know, it has becn'exceedingly well done all over the County and has relieved many poor and needy.

We have heard many reports of gratitude from the people. It looks nice to see the little folks with comfortable stockings and shoes. call yesterday." 1 School will commence again on land Office at Garden Cky, Kansas. July SO. 1W9.

Notice is here by given that the followmg-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 District Clerk, Stevens Kmsas, at Hugoton, Ks, on Sep. SCih 189, John IJ. MUler. D. S.

No. for the Lots 3, 4, K. 1, S. W. Sec.

30, Town Sis Rane 35w. He names the following witnesses to jrore hi continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land, w. ri. Ilamby, A. Harper, Oeorge Wagonseller, I.

Custer, all of Moscow. Kan. Also, at the same time and plac John C. Walker D. S.

Nc. 126G2 foe the S. E. Sec. 20, Town.

32s Range 37 w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence nprn, and cultivation of said land, J. (i. tisglc, S. S.

Jingle, J. V. Kmerson, and L. tl. Teets, all of Woodsdale, Kan.

22-27 P.M. Nil M. Register. Land Office at (Jarden City, Kansas, Aug. 1889.

Notice is hereby given that the following ntmed settler has filed notice of his uUeiuon to make Unal proof in support of his claim and that said proof wid be made before Clerk of the District Court at Hugoton, Kas. on Oct. 3d. ISS9 William O. Kobioson, Homestead ntry, for the B- W.J of Se.

17 p. 32s, K. 37w. lie names the following witnesses to prove Monday, the Oth of January, in th new school house. son, all ot Moonlight, Kans.

Any person who desires to protest against the allowance of said proof, or who "knows of any substantial reason, under the law and the regulations of the Interior Department, why such proof should not be allowed, will be niven an opportunity at the above men fdsdale Lodge No. 1 meets in lu'ws hall Friday night of vrk. Strangers belonging to ar cordially invited to us when visiting Woods- Wood, C. T. G.H.Byeks, V.T.

A. It. Kilgokk, Sec. Sabbath School. school every Sabbath tfter- i.m.

shir in Kraxier's north u. The house ought to filled at w. Dr. Ebnother, of Hugoton was in our city, yesterday, and while here Honed time and place to cross-examine the called on the Sentinel. taiaka A fill aar VVurlaf aV a C.

W. Mitchel, of Grant county, attended the dance at this place, HJEXk PLtlMII atoa rla.a. hl4iair baraa at V.s.r? i Christmas evening. Mat fr tl.Ot, retail, frr alii: witnesses of said claimant, and to oiler evi dence in rebuttal of that submitted h) claimant." 20-33 F. M.

Nilks, Register. NOTrCE -TIMBKUCUM (IRE. U. S. Land Office at Garden City, Kansas Dec.

6th, 1889. Complaint having been entered at thi Office by Ijaura V. Miller against John D. Miller his heirs and legal representative fo failure to comply with the law as to Timber- Albert Duncan and family, went slhRlM IS to Ilartland, to spend Christmas SNATCHES. ith Mrs.

Duncan's parents. allaalll I Tini.uaU CarmrataJ his continuous residence upn, and cultivation of said land, viz: Arthur Thrall, S. S. Enids. Clay tSuddarth and B.

Y. Levell all OUR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT PASSED AWAY. S.M. Hancock died at his residence near LaKayette, Thursday Dec. 19th.

He had been sick with Mountain fever and was just able to be up when he was attacked by a terrible pains in the bowels which caused a rupture. After suffering three days he passed quietly away. He leaves a wife and ten children. Mr. Uancockjwas a kind and indu'genl husband and father and the County loses a faithful servant.

His loss will be felt by his host of friends who sympathize with the grief-stricken family. There is a good Shepherd who looks after the widow and fatherless. If we are wise as well as prudent EEFLECffi'S SiPEH LAMP. Can i.U Mrrr faiiTy Claa tnara hgh than taraa nrJinarv laar. Fall aitrtt Laata arnt Ut Kra Woodsdale Kansas.

13 2S C. M. Nil sc. Register. Woodsdale will get the first sugar mill in Stevens county.

1 TWm1," Va) IV la r. A Vr. "Inatrataa clrcUn F0RSHEC A ycUAKlniaataAi A 2 QUIT STEALING. person or persona stealing orsls out of my feuce East ity must quit at once or they iu to trouble they evidently know the criraa they or the penalty or they Q6Q rMAWAl Fred W. Lee of Hugoton, buys We will Hnl trfw i cf T.

r.tr IWX sshool warrants, county warrants, scalp vouchers and scalps. You Should Buy The AMERICAN GHAMPIOli la aJdiunn to tli roiiiw uHcnptioi rie. ThM book. one wmcli cotit.ius uiplvi ItrslitM BOTl or t. ji by kL.irn i wlu fcntlior, mrm in nl atupfrlt forut.

priuvW from ffyil rtilLi vl mr, aji4iauxl thtm uJvijy if iiUi-trt-(. wr ot lb fia.tt wk vtr vrli" ly Kmo ti' kJ moat -i nrvil vf Aatir ss4 Cbtvo Mr. Traub near Zella, who has do it. been dangerously ill, has recovered S.N. Wood.

Culture Entry No. 4004, da ed Uardeu City Kansas, Aug 1885 upon tht North West qr. Section 27. in Township 31, South of Itange 35 West iu Stevens Count Kansas, with a view to the cancellation if said entry; contest ent alleging that: The said John 1). Miller 'dead; and that hi.

heirs and legal representatives have during the fourth year ol said entry and up to date herein, to plant the second five acre; of said tract to trees, tree eeds, nuts ot cuttings; that no work or improvements any kind has been done ujxn said tract saM heirs and hrgal representatives or foi them, at their requestor otherwise durinj. said fourth year: hat each of said default still exist. Said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this office on the 24th, day of January 1S90, at 10 o'clock A. to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged failure. Miller Attys.

for Plaintiff. Jes-E TaYIr, Receiver, State of Kansas, Stevens County S. S. -i In the District Court in anu for the County and State afore said Jacob Liuegar PLiutiff, 1 under the efficient care of Dr. Eb TK Aunt Muculn IM Br Itw mAm fi T.r rqijt.uJ tn.Xj sM'' Vo 1 ttmnwi )if nMMT nother.

i lt. ntlitk HriRMlr't XmTh4. tlx Ib.r ul M.ti Mini. l.rMU." Mil m4 fmi Ha.ll.ii, IkMmiU m4 rKil iwyia rra The donations coming into the County, from the Grand Army are bam. A rllMf w4a B.UMI lor U4 irWlIlm g.tg U.

eotnet of Aym tnrani fc aii Mutwt, imiIiii the UMtw of ib i. tj. NOTICE. must keep old barrels nd tit of the watering tanks, they stock and receptacle for old barrels, M.u.y and pickle kegs. C.

S. KlLGORE. Mayor. im wn iboral and will go far in relieving he old soldiers. Hraenmo mm at LfWMl Ualror rviXmc th Uatronn.

u4 iiH. A fteadard wvrk tuly tHup Ho. Tt. Tke MattMral lli.tarr. OMtalata.a lntwrttn( trrt t) tj oa b.Ml, Url, rrptlta.

n.jr bp Hft twiaaa iafanuMkia ir1iiir ih.lr llf haMM. Mr. and Mrs. W. A.

Bolen living t. Beaaaaa It will Kulld new and rtaalr )t Marfrra ItvHtaUan. A Kirf. allMt4 (aa sat Bnuuliu' rwli.itixiji. Ih im aa4 VMM, bH tar reaa two miles north-cast'of town, give a awrlnr 7i v.n tla eavi taa aid aaa Ma.

M. Urrmr. A XrnnL It U. Bomb A It la taa ImI to IIAYK, aad aaa a la AfTfnlly ataay 1 aiar It Tov4 lii-Hte. VS.

turkey roast Christmas. All present report a plesant time. TTnlt flmmrrt. 1 Main M.a.. Va.iat.

A Muval. By iaAt George T. Kickett and id A Beeawaa I. ballt taortnifhly a I Publ'a tiou Notic Axaaa. Ja, Dickett his tirrst eiptea.

ita mttat traaaa furaiOa, rltflatti. Wo. IN. Iva the Pti.t.. Ca.ia.

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lwob. Mo.MT. Xlrl.lMa. A Hiilil IMI PASSED TO THE SUMMER LAND. From the Farmer Reporter of Clyde Ohio, we learn that Timothy Wilcox passed from Works to Rewards on November 24th, 1889 at the age of 74.

Mr. Wilcox will be remembered by the citizens of Woodsdale and many of our readers outside of the city, as the father of Rollaud T. Wilcox one of the men "brutally murdered by citizens of Hugoton, July 25th, 1888, in No Man's Land." Timothy Wilcox was born in Bradford county Penn. Nov. 30th, 1815.

Feb. 21st, 1840, he married Miss Harriett McPherson a native of the state of New York. They had ten children Holland T. the youngest of the family. Mary E.

the second child was killed in a railroad accident on the S. and wife whose tirst name is a mi Ut a4J A It eaatblaaa fliea adjaetruntt wit If you want your Clocks, Watcbi kant wkich ha iartv lawfaUr i Wvral. ktM'T IjiiiI 5Tr.tnxii. Mo. ft.

TmnKluM. A Bf aa atW af a and Jewelry cleaned or repaired, NOTICE. "''e have an ordinance against finning at large in this city, vi. will hereafter be strictly en-. See that th marshal does holdof your Btock and cause pay a fine.

C.S. KtLQOKK. Mavor T. Oar a ada)-araaa ut aaa aii'j aafa Ktbia; dar H-e Vu hm utaar art ru VaaBaa aja Im rprin (wftlea aa at aar aa lawfully n-nt t'. uparatuia faa far a ay.

Bnal I aaa tba Watara. A fomt. atiaa eave them at C. S. Kilgore's store, a.

1 an jar cu it nxlr jr'- a Mrr traaal i mUrr i- biwtiwn titan aaa Caln t. tc iii-mj ita diffan-nt Sa.a.4. Paj Alartr-tw. A Kvrk. By Vit Caaaa Ba.

ttL A Ilanta. A XrL. Br Mra Woodsdale, Kansas. hatd iia a its work aa alloain'. Ba.

tit. Claada aad Baaaataa. A BaaaU ByCaAaaaa 14. Tna iioilIin of the operator la a. tud ha aaa aa aaad Valaaaa aaa 1 Col.

N. Wood bought $100, fee effect ear elianf ea wf a-le ar athar i unknown Defendants George T. Hickett and Bickctt his wife whose first name is unknown Defendants will tak notice that the said Jacob Linegai Plaintiff, did, on the 27th, day of December 1889, tile his Petition in said District Court within and foi the County of Stevens, io the Statt of Kansas, against the said Defendants, and that the said George T. tanaeaattr Wal or (aad at aaM 9 farfaa, latr laf anuaUoa KoA ViTCtJJk. tL B.

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tat. Mar iUJ. A Bai. tj Bav Waa. worth of just such things as the poor and destitute needed, and presented it to them, on Christmas eve.

Dr. KiLiiKE South Bend, Ind used only one-half box Full A We understand that Santa Clause a 7f jlJ Line abSI thinks we have our share of Christ Uiekett his wife Bickett aud I C. railroad. mas aid that'has been coining. But iuAjrca" and it has cured ucorrhoea.

ties. Alice A. Drown, Armourdale, Kaiifis. Marrcij th Cr.irsrt: rrapbla tfetrripHonaf tba wonderful thiur i Halur thnlUtr ailraatarat aa Land fto mn own.l rraat In P.ntii antt Oanaafi ut aairaa. na lliBftratlon.

A mtKAT BOOIC TO 6ELI lliua-aratd etrMilra n-i iir- ittt Ut asant. VJUEX. rOBMill.C a HeJlAtalX, OaelBiBUall. ru? Timothy Wilcox was a private in he says he is verv sorry he could not be here to distribute it himself. jORDEPv Co.

A. 4th, Ohio Volenteer aud CLOT served through the Mexican war PERFECT COFFEE MAKER A new tavenlioa far tuaktac MORTGAGES i 1 I I How many of us are doing all we under General Tayler. can to make life a success to those whose first name is unknown mus answer Raid Petition fild as afort eaid, on or before the 7th, day of February 1890, or said Petition will be taken as true, and Judgmeni rendered iu said action against tht said Defendant George T. Bicketi for the sum of Five Hundrec Dollars, with Interest thei'on, at tin rate of ten per cent, per annum from the 15th, day of August 1887; les investigation I fiul at least In 1861 Mr. Wilcox helped to 4V4T and Tea.

lUr tkan any Ctrinjr lvo nse naval J( af th Coffae aail fan he ad vttll or Tea rV Maitipl will be young people aroumFus jwd especi Ml 35 TOW. irths of the lortgages given raise Co. F. 49th, O. V.l.

and was Companies in South WPt commissioned 2nd, Lieutenant of ally to our children. Stop and think. Can't you do more? aent tnaU for twanty la aJampa. -AfrenAs WatatCat aand far fall partleuiara rt aKAa sd other faat aolU- arUriaa. Ftrh4 Btttikln.ClftcU.wtl,e.

K. ufi. invalid and vid. Mv not to giw away your land the Co. and served under General Gibson.

Mr Wilcox is spoken of by those STHcES 7 Barnes1 Foot Power Machinerj. Waaa-ana ea Wood on Mbtal. these lortgagi's, it will 3D0KS i at least two years to see if atttoot aieAn aower. aert4t af tBjtfa jr an uiiuwiiw IMP30VED WLlMi MttK', can 91a w.ir, vitv naora raarej- ram lata By 0ihr moatL. ler doiaU4r The present generation is just as much responsible for the education of the next as the parent is for the education of the child.

Do we real-ire our great responsiblity in this Ei the sum of if ty Dollars alreadx paid as Interest; and for costs o. suit; and a further Judgment against the eaid defendants, George T. Bickett and Bickett, his wife whose first name is unknown, the foreclosure of a certain mort- itiy worth anything. If i beat the lortgagts I make UaaitrUJitaabeKeaaTi'ilalaB. Wiifc taein ara en aaanira a-aa- wt.

(sat haa 1 for the Mak aaa mm rtr altera aerraea a irout-a riora iaay fnrCaewaelwp." 7raa w. r. a 4it it i it rv, Sa JJJ. Baby 6C, Kaaataea. Ok rifl ef ihrr niriics It a a aa A BV A aa rfl AT in writing, give the MCtiou, townhhip ami range r.M a r'I BTaAiaw- Al 1 Ctta-liri TttofltWAla.

WAiid the w.thd ear re t.i i.i..ri.tk., laa t(trkl The educational interest of the Countv will soon be in new hands, laud, whou proved up, before atber awraaa. Thehaa af tha a4ya aauma rreM a) when you Mgnt-d the Mart and we would gladly contribute our ml all about it. As soon as part of the work in starting an frm send me copy of educational column. ha will t. I rii rtTTliii CUTS LIKE MAGIC.

Cta hay retra la the mrw. atak AHl-Ela niSI AILOH eil CI'TTlMifttl t.VA. LAtiK foa rEKU. etiier work waare a ka knlfa la amt eaMa MaA a aat hamraemd atoal. rrtd -ad ui, and other papers 6erved take the lead? who knew him as a patriotic upright man.

He took the murder of his son very much to heart, visiting Stevens county wih au undertaker for the purpose of moving his body to his home in Ohio, but after taking him up it was found impossible, and what is mortal of that beloved son remains in our cemetery south of town. The family of Mr. Wilcox have our deep sympathy iu'Ahe loss of a husband aud father. But we hope they will not mourn him as dead but as ascended to that higher life, where with a warm, heart he still hovers around, counseling his family to prepare whilst here, for that better lite iu the great-hereafter. Where the wicked cease from gage upon the following described real estate, towit.

The southeast i of Section 22, Township 31. liange 36, lying and situated in the County of Stevens in "the State of Kansas, and adjudgmg jiie said plaintiff have the first leiu 'on said premises, to ie amount fcr which judgemctit will be taken ts aforesaid and ordering said prem ises to be sold without appritwinent and th proceeds applied to the paymeut of the amount due plaintiff and costs of suit and forever bar and forclosing said Defendant v. If you do not want to 'ur Mortgages, I will give a SUBSCRIBE FOR THE aw wtiK. win i "7 araabaraened lka a ranmoa arytha lot in Woodsdale SENTINEL. l-7' TO1.

Ul I SautaFe, Springfield or BROOKS CORN Uin Tobacss enter for a deed to tie land 1 1 BOR KL The turnout on Christmas even uy chanoew ran the eui Jin mrif errry BM-Ht wf Ttay on am Orti'Hi'-j. was rn i Mortgatrep. Or dexl me ing was immense. The house was jamed full. The utmost good order from all riglit, title, estate, interest, property aud equity of redemption i A Wa- I will give J0u war.

tUaiar. c.or ft aa avBAa1! faAl uiaibt of it. W1LX. BCV IT. in or to said premises, or any par thereof.

was maintained. The presants were mostly of something needed in the (amilr. And all warned to be well It has pexBianeoil fxzred TuovsAsnyi of cases proxtonrvcetl by doctor Jofe-iess. If you hv prnmonltory ymp-toms, Bach Oorigh, Dlfflcnlff of Breathing, da.t don delar, bat cm riflO CURE fOB CXNStTMPTIOM Wori Atty. at law' 'Wcedf-dale Kans.

S. N. Wood and J. P. Cucav, trouble an the weary are at rest.1 Attorneys for Plaintiff.

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