Jetmore Siftings from Jetmore, Kansas • 3

Tou V. F. White, formerly of Illinois, hat now of Lawrence, Kansas, spent Snndav with the family- of P. II. Hand Wm.

AIcKnabney, of Hallet township, who hns been visiting at Topeka returned home last week and is down with a jeuuine case of La Grippe. THE S1FT1NG8. Offlcial Iaprof City and County. twftwKiFTioN. Teums Cah.

L. C. MILLKU, Kditor anc Proprietor. yUf? have you a friend to vvhern Jvcl" II tiL, bt Jim a -at ment Ivcuid he at-1 ccc "WcJiri Present It sen end end et c-ur sam-jGn: u-scrirtive- jculnr from which ycu will s-ee wc uic mam.fac L'Cty years tr.nd'.hg and sell to Dikect frenr otq3j of crouds it to reci.ie from ai: uthtiiTl i. i at mvtmrir lite our nncts ior ine i i.

r- nonce msi-i'Iv snrnt irs Commission IIoiiff s.iL aud Retailers. Tt is a well known tact tlu.t we sell iht BEST Silks and Satins XW fes'CW ifa.e. price ccm charged ior a much foorcr $ucaily. the various cf inriiniactur raid tlic result i a fabri; unsurpassed for best ods witiiu iA-j in the U. S.

jetl-i'r's We warrani' durability. Bv selling direct to you ficrn Jl. 7-7 Wo cfvisr thess Drcos reduce cur prices so as to brirg the of all. Vie are the only manufacturers direct to consumers. Yoti take no risk.

piece of goods as represented, or money rciercncer. Wc guarantee the PhUa richness of color, superior finish wc-arinf qualities, to be titicxccltcd any refunded. rrC5 1V5 "1 make of JBIact'- ieascn iruii tjr KJnr sicck is Ful1 be most care jir? or.rg.vat factory- Silks In GraciS Ag I Clraino, Ssatins, Sisrahs, Faillo and Aida Send us a He-stamp (to pay and we will forvritrdt you samples of all cur Gtjles free with prices, und you ce.ii st; (TS7s. CHAFFEE Ccntre Ccr.n. Htfer, bv permiEsion, to Firrt Krt'onrl Paiii Wr-dl-nri Bank.

Dime Savi. gs G.iviiis Institute, cf V. itlimun tic. Ctinn. (tir A jreat many arc now looking around to see to give as a a- gp 3Lga inniaay cr.ses it is tiii i intention preheat the v.

ife cf r.n oillcer, p-fftor oirJ a lady teacher with ronieihing- hand some, Ijfy, sr.rliJ beautiful. To all such we fay, ft ncr get our samples and prices; yo.i wi i ooii herjf convinced that a Gi'iL or LjVvss isilf jutwhatRprp pnN you have 1 1 SV i i 8 51 U4i Or! Everybody we sell to ir, pcrfrefh' satisfied. read lft iur-: 57tr 1. I'-SP Tear Srt I received thr -lk t.o-i order, ii is the fest ini I Cheapest gcoi's for the Bioa-y 1 1- r. -re -c-d' ulo1 scil for $2.00 per yat.i i.i ..4 v.

1- extra b'iIt SWS'r '11. 1 1 .1 a 1. j. PUBLICATION SUMMONS. The State of Kansas to Banner L.

Cook and Eva E. Cook, Greeting: You are hereby notified that you have been sued with Samuel E. Foreman another defendant, by J. E. Berry, plaintiff in the District Court of Kansas, iu and for the county of Hodgeman, and that unless you answer or otherwise plead to the petition filed in said court by said plaintiff, on or before the 1 7th day of February, 1890, said petition will be taken as true and judgment rendered a-gainst you accordingly, for 700.00 and interest thereon at 12 per cent as claimed in said petition, and against all defendaats foreclosing a mortgage executed and delivered by you to E.

Heliker Trustee for said sum of $700.00 and interest dated April 1st, 1887, on the folio wince described real property in Hodgemau county, Kansas, to-wit: The S. Wr. qnarter of Section 5 Township 21, south, of Range 22 west of the 6th principal meridian, and for the sale of said real property, without appraisement, to pay the debt secured by said mortage. Witness raj hand and the seal of said court, which I have affixed at my office in seal said county, this 2S day of Dec. 1889.

D. G. Curtis. Clerk of the District Court. L.

K. Soper, Att'y for Plff. j2fl( "PUBLICATION summons. The State of Kansas to Daniel G. McLeod and Annie J.

McLeod, defendants, Greeting: You are hereby notified that you have been sued by J. E. Berry, plaintiff, in the 'District Court of Kansas, in an for the county of Hodgeman, and that unless you answer or otherwise plead to the petition filed in said court by said plaintiff, on or before the 17th day of; February. 1S90, said petition will be teken as true and judgment rendered against you accordingly, for $05.50 and interest as claimed in said petition and foieclosing a mortgage executed and delivered by you to the AIcKin-ley Heliker Investment Company, dated July 1st, 1887, on the following described real property in Hodgeman county, Kansas, to-wit: The N. i of N.

E. quarter of Section 3 in Township 21 south, of Range 24 west of the 6th principal meridian, and for the sale of said leal property, without appraisement, to pay the debt secured by said mortgage and interest and costs. Witness my hand and the seal of said court, which I have affixed at my office in seal said county, this 28 day of Dec, 1889. D. G.

Curtis, Clerk of the District Court. L. K. Soper, Att'r for Plff. j2fl6 IDIIiWilRMNlilHIiii! -Mta; Eivoi ss'K, in.c urin u.eu spool stik, v.opoe I hai -'l fiike pleasure in sowic rtiv fnen Js 7-flr; tion or money refunded.

iW.SV-The to had to-d Sue Wd ali a- s--ri fif tic rayaeii, and ndoe i -c il.t i-S. i With r-ry C. T. P.Ey. frVJ Remember, tour iimi l.cui nat)i yyfeygrt Elacic bak or batai Dress vhcn di-l-r from our factory i thr ffl 0.

5. CHAFFEE SSSl. FZVif.TLif 1 TTT) FST! I. -J- ouice Jobb. VBR -1 j.

i anci vA V- .31 1 t- a jr 1' f'-' i- J. Notice. I have removed my Bakery and Restaurant tto the old First National Bank building, where I will be glad to see all my old customers and many new ones. Fresh bread, pies and cakes always on hand also the best brands of cigars. If you want a good square meal call and see me.

IIahkv Marshall. fci Hi lip in Cash. 1 1 'AVV A iji? JO1 -5 I ZJffi Hy rPT FI SUk and enoueh P'ltl fe dr 4tay Earned at less fjflj than itiZiLr Christmas, BlrUuay, pics and tnrcrs t-f over Lccitis a class thr monJv throiTjra fid manner wc can reach mo- evtrv our for 1 i i I are sent Jn. Cocr.to7ou. I i.

pi BP ME 82 Sf. 5 Tt this time there seras but little doubt that Calvin S. Brice will be e-lected U. S. senator by the Ohio legislature.

The Democratic papers outside the state are warning the Ohio Democrats against electing him, telling them tnat it will be a calamity to the part)', but Brice is a millionare, and as the Ohio papers put it, he is "putting twie as much money in the campaign" as anyone else, and so the Ohio Democratic legislator has decided to let the party take care of itself and he will take care of himself. Leavenworth Times. Market Price, 5 f4 fw FSZf I rLi iM 'A 2-- m4- Wr i 1 The Abilene fteflecter taysi Whether you have the grip or not drop some quinine in the slot; swallow it nu let it work and then your task you will not shirk. The county commissioners are in session this week. Mr.

Thrasher, of Sterling, elected to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Keidler, took his seat at this meeting of the board. There will probably be e-nough business before the board to occupy their time a greater part of this week. Parties desiring to go into the milling business, should look over the advantages offered by our city and county. A very laige acreage of wheat Was sown this fall, and a large a-mount of grain will be threshed the coming season. Our nearest mill is 25 miles.

All inquiries addressei to this paper will receive prompt attention. A typographical error in our last report of the commissioners proceedings, made the amount of salary drawn by J. S. Baccus $52. when in fact the amount drawn was $42.

We make this correction injustice to Mr. Baccus, who, of course, does not desire to be made to appear to receive more than he really did, or was justly entitled to. Does it Pay to Feed Hogs? II. C. Nichols, Home two months ago bought 22 shoats and bought the corn to feed them with.

This week he sold 15 of the shoats for enough to pay what all the shoats cot and for the corn he fed Ihem and his team of horses, and has seven head of shoats left. It pays to raise hogs, even in drouthy Kansas. Speareville Blade. We understand that a part of the indebtedness of the county will be bonded the coming year, and the taxes proportionately reduced. This is a move in the right direction.

While our taxes are not high, compared with some of our neighboring counties, we believe it will be easier for our people pay this money in ten or twenty years from now that at the present time. The taxable property in the county will have increased to such an extent in that time that what now seems a burden would not be noticed. A low rate of taxation is also an inducement for the investment of foreign capital, which we should encourage by every means in our power. If farming does not pay in this country where does it par? J. It.

Stillwagon, of Sherlock, recently threshed nine acres of alfalfa, getting eighty-one bushels of seed an average of nine bushels per acre. A part of the seed he sold at 4. per bushel, or 30.00 per acre. From this piece he cut three crops of hay, averaging six tons per acre for the three cuttings, worth at present 13-00 per ton or $18.00 per acre. The expence of irrigatiou, harvesting and threshing is about 400 per acre, giving Mr-Still wagon a clear profit of $50.00 per acre for land that is selling at $10.00 peracre.

Is there any money in farming under irrigation in souch-west Kansas. Garden City Sentinel. Two strange ladies, driving a fine span of horses and a top buggy, drove up to Ed Grant's place, near Buck-ner P. on Sunday evening, and requested lodging for the night. To Ed's assertion that he was a poor lone bachelor, and not prepared to entertain company, especially of the female persuasion, they turned a deaf ear and informed him that they would stay anyway, and quietly walked in and took possession.

They refused to give their names or place of residence, assisted in getting breakfast in the morning, and when ready to leave, asked what their bill was, and when Ed informed them that a dollar would settle the bill, they said they would see him again and putting the whip to their horses left in the direction of Dodge City. Two Tapers For Tte Price Of One. A SPLENDID OFFER! Having made special arrangements with the publisher of the To-peka Weekly Capital, a splendid 8 page family newspaper published at Topeka, and worthy of patronage, we are enabled to offer the Siftixgs and the Capital, both one year, for Every Kansas man should have his county paper for home news and a paper from the capital of the stnto. (ive lrir combination a trial. TllUttSDAY, JAN.

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Time Table. TVKST EAST HOUND. Lt. 4:00 p.m. Lamed Ar.

11:00 a. m. Lv. 5:02 p. m.

finnlett Av. 9:52 m. Ar. 6:00 p. rn.

Jetmore Lv. 8:50 a. in. Daily Except P0EHLER II AYSLETT ABSTRACTERS BEAR-FIRST NATI0N-AL BANK. LOCALS- J.

It. Wilson was up from Marcna, Wednesday. W. S. Payne, of Dodge City, was in town Tuesday.

La Grippe has made its appearance iu Hodgeman county. AboMt two inches of snow and sleet fell on Monday night. The new county officers will take thier seats next Monday. For 175 fire test coal oil, go to W. It.

Christy fc Sons. P. N. Bernard, of the Reveille, went east Saturday. P.

N. Zehnr, of Marena, was a caller at this office Saturday. Ga to the Probate Judge to raake out your application to make proof, Mrs. W. F.

Magill who has been quite sick is still conf ned in bed. The present cold snap is hailed with pleasure by cur ice men. For ammunition, hardware, tinware etc. go to W. It.

Christy L. K. Wickes, of Leavenworth, was seen on our streets on Tuesday. L. C.

Nickerson, of Dodge City, was in town the first of the week. See that yournotice to make final proof, reads "before the Probate Judge' The weather for the past week has been cold and cloudy, with a light enow. T. J. Palmer is now a full fledged justice of the peace of Center township.

The Probate Judge will make your tinal proof. Will Elsworth, of the Reveille, spent Sunday with his family in Garfield county. Owing to the cold weather of the past week, business of all kinds has been a little dull. A. K.

Sweet, Sheriff elect, who has beea visiting friends in the east CJ returned homo Saturday. Oacar II. Poehler is assisting on the local columns of the Iteville in the absence of Mr. Bernard. County Clerk E.

E. Lawrence wil on expiration of his term, remove to his ranch on the Sawlog." George Hitz, the mail agent, is back on his run, after a vacation of a few days spent with friends in the eastern part of the state. For Sale- Some good cows and yearlings, for ale cheap. Come and see them. Union Trust Co.

Mr. Showalter, examiner for the Lombard Investment was in the city this week, looking after the interest of his company. Mrs. J. S.

Gilmorc's father and mother who has been spending the holidays in this city, returned to their home in Oscaloosa, on Wednesday. The Garfield Call has changed hand and is now under the an gems nt of John Scott, formerly of this county. John is an oil hand at the business, and will no doubt make a success of the Call. Mr. Vernon, of Lamed, came up Monday evening with his kennel of dogs, and Tuesday and Wednesday were passed by quite a number of our cUizens in pursuit of the festive coyote and jack rabbit.

Miss Clara Craft, who has been spending the holidays with friends in this city returned to her home in Kinsley on Saturday. She will in a short time leave on a visit to her sister, J. B. SelUrs, of Portland uru.a a i ytras lo rrcr to 1 i uLnC il r.ir.lcs ui'J xovcire then I t- k. Notice of Final Settlement.

The state of Kansas, In the pro- 8S. bate court in' Hodgeman county, ami for said co' In the matter of the estate of Joseph. Ball deceased Creditors and all other persons interested in the aforesaid estate are hereby notified that I shall apply Ht the next term of the probate court, in and for said county, silting at the court house, in Jetifore county of Hodgeman state of on the 9th day of January A. I). 18-, 90, for a full and final settlenient of said estate.

W. -II. French, Administrator, of the estate of Joseph Ball, deceased. Nov. 20th A.

D. 1889. n21dl2 Notice for Publication. Land Office at Larned Kansas. December 2d, 1S89.

Notice is hereby given that the has filed notice his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the or in his absence the Clerk of the district court of Hodge-man county Kansas at Jetmore Kansas, on Jan. 11, 1890, viz: Lemmon uf 1U' A vvux. IOT me IX W. sec. 14 T.

24 It. 23 w. TV TT a I He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation' of, said land, viz: Daniel Kimmel, George W. Sanders, O. P.

Kimmel, W. C. Clark, all of Jetmore P. O. Hodgeman county i Kansas.

Henry W. Scott, Register. d5j9 Sheriff's Sal8 Under Execution WIT h'rETURJJ State of Kansas, Hodgeman county ps. Bingham and company vs. Crow and company.

By virtue of an execution to me directed and delivered, issued out of the 16th Dirtfrict Conrt of the state of Kansas, pitting in and for Hodgeman county in said state, I will on Saturday the 20th day of Oc' tober, A. D. 1889, between the hours of one o'clock a. m. and two o'clock p.

m. of said day, at the court house door in Jetmore in the county and state aforesaid, offer at public Sale and sell to the highest bicder, for cash in hand, all the right, title and interest of the above named defendant in and to the following described real estate property, to wiC: Lots Fifteen Seventeen (17) in Clock Eleven (11) in the city of Jetmore, Hodgeman county Kansas. Said property levied on and to be sold a' the property of the above named defendants. Jas. Gilland, Sheriff.

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