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SI Win, McKnabney, of Hallet township, who has been visiting at Topeka returned heme last week and is down THE SIFTINGS. Olllcial Paper of City nml County. ecRMCitirao-v, Terms Cash. ess with a jenuine case of La Grippe. 988-Hi IT rt-J less FT Tlfrr have vou a friend lo whom such L.

C. MILLER, Editor anc Proprietor. Christmas, Birthdav. or Present If so, send and get our samiL pics and descriptive circulars from which you Will s-ee we are manuiac 2 THURSDAY, JAN. 10.

1890. turers cf over rifty years standing and sell to you Direct from ouifpj Looms a clars oi" proods it is impossible to secure from any PUBLICATION SUMMONS. The State of Kansas to Banner L. Cook and Eva E. Cook, defendants, Greeting: You are hereby notified that you have been sued with Samuel E.

Foreman another defendant, by J. E. Berry, plaintiff iu the District Court of Kansas, in and for the ouu-ty of Hodgeman, and that unless you answer or otherwise plead to the petition filed iD said court by said plaintiff, on or before the 17 th day of Feb prices lor the icason tiiat vou gein luilly spent in Commission Koue esjfc souice at anything like our h'ff-il the benefit of tl.e money us fC-h if Tobbers. and Retailers. "It i.

5 a well-Known lact tni.t we sen ineit-ji 1 Satins $gy price com-f C. K. W. Time Table. TfKST HOUND.

EAST KOL'ND. Lv, 4:00 p. m. Lamed Ar. 11 :00 a.

m. Lv. 5:02 p. m. Burdett Av.

m. Ar. 6:00 p. m. Jetmore Lv.

8:50 a. m. Daily Except Sunday. 2 -TiW 1 monlv charged tor a much. fioorcr cuaiiiy.

uur siock is dum ocesses of manufacture ia the most care Jrri 'S-'-j ivL .3 thiouerh the various pi a fabric unsurpassed for ful manner and the result om our jrreat taciorvU- ti-Vf antl durability. By selling direct to vou v. can reduce our prices so as to brine th best goods withirnjj .1 TT 1 I Hfr-f VSiV; T-Sv' "4.4 reach of all. Wc are the only manufa cturers in me j. o.

itii- s. risk. We warramS r55 inn- direct to consumers. You take no money refunded. SeeE 4 every piece of goods r.s represented, or our references.

We guarantee the ClUS4on Urn ns CiIb'C di; ior richness ot color, superior tmisn KP- VeJ ar'ij "Jr. 1 li WQ ovrer mess on k. in urea rv-" -i. Grains. Satins.

Surahs. Falllo and Aida Clothe in Blacks only. Ipq Send us a (to par poctage) and we will forward; Eaj jou samples of all our styles free with prices, and you can scjvy ruary, 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 tie for said sum of $700.00 and interest dated April 1st, 1887, on the following described real property in Hodgeman county, Kansas, to-wit: The S. W.

qnarter of Section 5 in 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 mortgage. Witness my hand and the seal of said which I have affixed at my office in seal said countv, this 28 day of Dec. 1889. D. G.

Curtis, Clerk of the District Court. L. K. Soper, Att'y for Plff. j2fl6 O.

S. OHAETSE SON, Mansfield Centre Ccnn. hy permission, to Firrt Nationcl Ba.uV, Windham Nationa Donald Hume, the new commissioner from Hallet, took his placa as a member of the board Monday. Mr. Hume is one of the loading farmers of the west end, and the people can well trust him to look after their interest on the board.

E. E. Lawrence, the retiring county Clrk, will, in a short time, remove to his ranch. Mr. Lawrence during the four years in which he has held the office, has proven him self a good and efficient officer, whose efforts and close attention to business has been duly appreciated by the people of Hodgeman county, whom he has so well served.

A. E. Sweet, the new democratic sheriff, was duly installed into the duties of his office on Monday. Mr. Sweet is a man who is well identified with the best interests of the county, and whose popularity with the people is shown by the large majority he received on the day of election.

That he is well qualified and will faithfully perform the duties of his office, there is no doubt in the minds of the people of the county. James Gillaud, who has for the past four years, faithfully performed the duties of Sheriff of Hodgeman county, on Monday turned over the effects of his office to Sheriff Sweet, and has again taken his plaee as a private citizen of Hodgeman county. Mr. Gilland has made a good and efficient officer of the caunty, and whether a public officer or a private citizen, he will continue to hold a high position in the estimation of the people of our county. H.

B. Helm, the new county Clerk elected at the last election, took po-session of his office on Monday. Mr. Helm is one of the leading young business men of our city, and is highly qualified for the office to which he has been elected by the people of Hodgeman county. The fact of his having been elected on the democratic ticket in a county which is overwhelmingly republican, shows clearly his standing in the estimation of th? people, and we have no doubt but that the affairs of the office will, under his administration, be conducted to the satisfaction of the people and to his honor.

Dime Savirga Bank, WUlimanUc Saving Ut, Conn. ft- A great many arc now locking-around to see to give as a CHRISTMAS, BIRTgaAV ORpi WEDDING In many cases it is thqbr inten.ion to piesent the wife of an oflicer, pastor on ipr'x -J-r-tVw 5u.T?i a la('v teacher with something handsome, antijps 'f rj-f beautiful. To all such we sav, Fend us S9t our sampes and prices; you bcr-'j T-eT fe ft convinced that a Black Silk or b'tn Dress is VftfefeJ jut what nrrM iOD 4 fgfr? you have Bus: sJ LyUdr.ila ruhr. Tf3 Everybody we sell to is perfectly satisfied, ifl4 lk READ THESE LETTLRS: jtC'WrS Dear Sirt I received the in Kood order. is lW be.I nfF 'I cheapest goods for the moDcr I saw.

The same rxH TronloUi- IgtAi Tl 11 52SCO per yard in ky. The vt th i' silk, the 10 prr cent d.ourt. the siik braid and id yards o. It 'J-f li'W 5, rS spool silk, is certainly a wonderful fcurr.ain to offer to public Kf 4V V'fe 4 A 'W 'S to purchase of you. Respectfully, Miss M.

K. CUYTON. f3J rf hrJ- 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 rr 1 r.e package ci ior fry mne sareiy atn 'j-j-! ana to-aiy. is delighted wicn it pirated prempt ccnerous ith her. I i- i.n'y upt recuitr! f5i tSSjs the compliment myself, and enclose ch for the $25.00.

i Ti W'-4fr AXLEV. ir- I With wry beftwUit. T. 3. Black Silk or batin Dress when rvonght di- rrect from our factory is tnc ms? G-ywcmica1 iiiivi.

i v. 'laiaiiitt 1.V- I plaintiff, on or before the 17th day of February. 1890, said petition will be tion or monav refnndt rl pwith every We pey Costfn to hem bottom of PPTAfi Pattern. I Ceods" to you. cress are sent Siik and enough i We want farmers to come and see us when borrowing money on live stock security.

The Union Trust Company, Marion Sheldex, Mge. teken as true and judgment rendered against you accordingly, for 66.50 and interest as claimed in said petition and foieclosing a mortgage executed and delivered by you to the McKin-ley Heliker Investment Company, dated July 1st, 1887, on the following described real property in Hodgeman county, Kansas, to-wit: The N. 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. G. Curtis, Clerk of the District Court. L. K.

Soper, Att'y for Plff. j2fl6 POBLtCATION NOTICE. Summons for Serv'ce on Non-resident Defendants. First published Jan. 16, 1890.

The state of Kansas: To David A. Maxwell and Maxwell his wife whose first name is to plaintiff unknown Greeting: You are hereby notified that you have been sued as co- Notice. I have removed my Bakery and Restaurant to the old First National Bank building1, where I will be triad to see all my old customers and man 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.

Harry Marshall. Two Papers For The Trice Of One. A SPLENDID OFFER! Having1 made special arrangements with the publisher of the Topeka "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 $1.75. Every Kansas man should have his county paper for home news and a paper from the capital of the state. Give this combination a trial.

I defendant by E. W. Lewis plaintiff. mi P0EHLER II A YSLETT ABSTRACTERS REAR-FIRST NATIONAL BANK. LOCALS' Tuesday night was the coldest, of the winter.

V. D. Pratt was a caller at this office Tuesday. For 175 fire test coal oil, go to W. It.

Christy Sods. The Methodist people are holding a series of revival meetings. The late snow will be of great benefit to the wheat crop. Have you paid your personal tax? If not, look out for the sheriff. Sunday was a good day to stay at home, that is, if you have any.

Fred George recurned from a trip to Sedgwick, Monday evening. Go to the Probate Judge to wake out your application to make proof. The commissioners have let the contract for a new well on the poor farm. Hodgeman county has only 3 people who are now drawing aid from the county. For ammunition, hardware, tinware etc.

go to W. U. Christy Sons. It. E.

Ilayslett and John Curran made a short business trip to Garfield county last week. Tom Wilson, traveling agent for McPiko Fox, of Atchison, was in the city Tuesday. See that yournotice to make final proof, reads "before the Probate The trains on the main line were lato the first of the week, on account of the snow storm Sunday. The ice crop is not yet quite ripe. Our ice men are in hopes they will be able to commence the harvest in a few days.

The Probate Judge will make your liual proof. The new board of county commissioners met on Monday and perfected an organization, by the election of J. S. Dacus as chairman. About 4 inches of show fell on Sunday, and accompanied as it was, by a high wind, the day was a very disagreeable one, but not cold.

Mrs. L. M. Lawrence will assist Mr. Helm in the clerk's office for a short time, until he has become acquainted with the workings of the office.

Sheriff Sweet has appointed Grant Sanders as his deputy. Grant has served under Mr. Gillandin the same capacity is well qualified for the place. Commissioner Bacus bought a herd of cattle 33 head of the First National Dank of this city, and removed them to his ranch on the Pawnee, "Wednesday. Jeptha Dunn, who has charge of the county farm, has made some valuable improvements on the place this fall and winter.

Mr. Dunn is the right man in the right place. John Erving, our popular post office clerk, made several trips to Lar-ned last week as postal clerk, in the place of Mr. Reitz, who was laid off with a case of La Grippe. Noah Hardy returned Monday evening from Lamed, where he had been attending the Strang banquet.

He reports a very pleasant time, and a large attendance of invited guests. The train Monday morning din not succeed in getting through the snow drift, east of town, until about one o'clock in the after noon. Notwithstanding this, to the surprise many of our people, they returned from Lanu'd ni time, in the evening. G-eo. Sprigg OWNER PROPRIETOR Of The JETMOKE TRANSFER LINE Jetmore, Kansas.

9 MOTnrimiTirn nil rn mi inn i inijitiifiniijijij tiiuitih tnu i ii tiiiiuiuii i hi hi i in hi in i ni 1 1 1 nni i Notice for Publication. Land Office at Lamed, Ks. Dec 14, 1889. Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said procf will be made before the Judge or iu his absense the Clerk of the Dist. -Mousy tai- fey U-1 court of Hodgeman county, on xnis summons is io require you 10 answer the petition filed by eaid plaintiff in the clerk's office of the district court in the state of Kansas, on or before the 8, day of Mar.

1890, or said petition will be taken as true and judgment rendered for the foreclosure of two certain mortgages executed the first day of February 1888, by the said David A. Maxwell on the following lands and tenements situated in said county of Hodgeman and described as follows: The south half of the southwest quarter of section nineteen (19) township tweutvthfee (2o) range twenty-four (24) west of the 6th P. M. and containing eighty (SO) acres more or less. One to secure the payment of the sum of $250 with interest at the rate of twelve per cent, per annum and recorded io the office of the register of deeds, of said county, in Vol.

at page 594 and 'the other to secure the payment of the sum of $37.50 with interest at the rate of twelve per cent, per annum, and recorded in the office of the regirter of deeds of said county in Vol. at page G8, and the prayer of said pstition is that the defendants and each of them, and all persons claiming under them, be forever barred and foreclosed of all interest, right, lien and equity of redemption in, to or on said land, and that said land may be sold according to law. without appraisement, and the proceeds brought into court and applied to the payment of 1st, The taxes due and payable on said premises; 2nd, The costs and accruing costs of this action. 3d, The claim of the plaintiff with the accru SOUTH E0SC0E NOTES. BY CALITI1UMPIAX.

On deck, as usual! The Literary at Quail Trap school last Tuesday night, was largely attended by people from all patts of the neighboring country. Mr. John Morriss, of is visiting friends in Hallet, S. Roscoe and Sawlog townships. He talks of investing in Hodgeman county soil.

Theo. Setzkorn received a splendid "kicking" present on New Yeais day, which was very exceptable. Mr. Wm. Brewer started for Pratt county last Monday, where he has employment for the winter.

Jas. Foster accompanied him. Mr. Long is at present employed on the Irvine ranch. We had the pleasure of calling orj J.

D. Notgras' school last week, and can speak of it with great respect. The S. S. convention held at the Holbrook sehool house, was well 'attended by, the different schools of the township, and each made splendid report.

Arthur and El visa Irvine are attending school in the Weaver district since school closed in district 38. The extended vacation in district 38, affords the director ample time to look up that intellect which was represented by him. Mrs. P. Evaus returned from Rice county last week, where she has been visiting.

The party at Mr. Morris' place last Thursday night, was well attended by the young people of Sawlog and S. Roscoe townships. F. A.

Craig is busily engaged in hauling posts and wire for the purpose of enlarging his corral. Last Sunday's blizzard was rather pleasant but was not unexpected. Philander Evans is complaining of a sore hand; it compelled him to return home from his work in Rice county Jan. 25, 1890, viz: John W. Quarles, one of the heirs for the heirs of Carrie Stamp, II.

E. No. 84G3, for the n. e. sec.

20. T. 22. 11. 23.

w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cu'tivation of said land viz: Josph Ilobb, Thomas P. Moore, Henry Moore, Edmund Clark, all of Jetmore, Hodgeman county Ks. Hexky V. JScott, Register.

119j23 5 Yearn Proof. Notice for Publication Land Office at Lamed Kansas, December 28 1889. Notice is hereby given that the following-named pettier has filed notice of his inten- Everybody wants to Make Money And you. can do this by buying your groceries of us. jjTlie Only Exclusive Grocery House I In Hodgeman Go.

1 lie Mate a Specialty of the Grocery BusinessB HAnd Can ana Will Sell You G-oods Cheaper Than Any Other House in. the West. We want your produce, for wMciii we will pay you the Highest Market Price, In Cash. Carry a Complete Stock of Everything In Our Line.g Call and See Us, and you will not Regret It. tion to make final proof in support ef hi ing: interest thereon: and 4th, The claim, and that said proof will 1 made be- claim of the defendants as their inter- fore the ud -e of Hodgeman coon- ests may appear, and fur such other tv Kansas at Jetmore Kansas on March and fu it her relief as may bejist and equitable.

Witness my hand and the seal of said couat, at lur office in citv of Jetmore, in the said county of this 16, day of Jan. A. I). 181J0. seal D.

G. Curtis, Clerk. Geo. J. Barker Attorney for Plaintiff.

AND FOR CORPORAL 18 1st, 1890, viz: William II. of the heirs for the heirs of David Mnir, dee'd. who made II No 8459 for the i of bw and of se eecI2 24 23 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, aid land, viz: Daniel Kimmel, J. V. Hunter of Jetmore Kansas, John Peterson of Spearville Kan-sas, E.

E. Lawrence, O. P. Kimmel, of etmore Kansas. Ako at same time and place, Clarence W.

Daily, II No 10603 for the 4 of i and i i sec 12 24 a w. lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence npoi, and cultivation of said land viz: Daniel Kimmel, J. W. Hunter, of Jetmore Kansas, John Peterson of Searville Kansas, E. E.

Lawience, O. P. Kimmel, of Jetmore Kansas. PARO It beat them alL No book like it. Everybody I wants it.

200 illustration. Humorous, Pathetic Fas F. STEWART. -fSbt Free Delivery for City Trade cinating, Hundreds of dollars to hustlers. Old and young buy; also thousands of G.

A. R. and Sons of Veterans. One agent has ordered over 700 books. Anothrc made $83 in 4 days, another took 15 orders in 30 I J.

O. GRANT GO. bniiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiininiiiiiiiiii! CIT' MEAT MARKET, -Handle the usual kinds of Poultry and Hids. Ice de livered this Jet more. Kansas.

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