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a lav new utr. TAXPAYERS! ilwr worth? tLcaU I THE HERALD. PTBUCATitiw xanrt. Canal Drug Store. LAHOB STOCK OF Mil tcfonUUca to tLa worU.

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W. WILLIAMS. li HARTAND KANSAS. G. W.

(Suooeaaor DKA1E IS LUMBER Building Material GET HARTLAND, KAS. C. E. LAUCK -DEALER IN- Peed and Grain -ALSO- First Class Stable IN CONNECTION. Old Stand Corner Broadway and Kansas Ave.

LkOwtfortltSiiArMinSvtiur-i i AT slW tO wi. wv-5 to fcuil-J tvgu IsAT'Lllkt likew are some dilio acjessere left ia tkia tooshij jet, as bo RltueaKJel be the following ankle wnttna ly Mr. Kea a gs-iiCemaB whose word t'j taxierers tWd retaember Lsibren! rp.len ia their iutereit and troth. As a friend the bonet sUr wbo resides ia Lsiia townthsp or in anf other towskb ia this county, our humble advke is steer eleir of augsr mill swindles; ttey are is- Lewd to you, but a burden yon are unable to carry at preeat; Lasix Mar 7th 1 830. Ta the voters and of Perfietd township: Fellow citizens, on the above date a few of the citoens to the number of 13 or 1 1 from the three townships in-Urekted in the sugar milt bonds votod last fall, met the repwenUtive the Sterling syrup v0'51.

ia thiscitr, for the porpose of hearing and considering a proposition to errect a syrup ana sugar mill at Lakin, or more truthfully stated for the rtneval of the old syrup works from Sterling to this On the assembling of the people, mention was made that but few of the people interested were present, and for the reason that it was not generallf known that such a meeting was to be held A statement was made that a call for tha meeting bad been made and given to one of the psitcrs ot the city, ana that the notice had been put in type but had to be taken out to make room for other matter, the importance ef which was not stated Any one wbo has for tbe past five or six yean atched the course of the Lakin bond nianinulators. know that meet in us of this character have not usually been well advertised. Hence the excuse offered at this time, can only be fully accepted and appreciated lv that rare genius commonly called a Tenderfoot "Already set npr but taken out for something else. Prsy tell ns did that something else interest or effect the taxpayers more than the 115,000 about to be saddled upon them? A very crude proposition was submitted by the gentlemen from Sterling, which briefly stated is as rollows: "iiiat the bonds already voted should be re funded." And for these bonds they would snlln a mill of 150 barrel capacity per day, and pay tl-50 per on for cane, and put up a good and sufficient guarantee bond for faithlul performance of the contract on their part A further statement was maae that if their prmwaition was accepted. they would remove their entire plant from Sterling to Lakin.

Assigning as a reason for their desire to move to this place that the works at Sterling were errected at their own expense, and that alter they were built bonds were voted and other mills erected, thereby causing competition to an extent as to compel them to raise their own cane. Just here let us ask the question, did the people of Ster ling lind these works up to grade? If thev found that the syrup works of J. M. Hanna fullr met the require ments of the farmers, did they not do a vcit unwise thing when they veted aid and encumbered themselves with lunula to bring in other mills. The taxpayers of this district should care-lull consider this and other important questions bearing upon the utility of una mill.

1 lie condition of oilier counties that have voted aid to similar enterprises should be considered. It is needless to point them out, they are all around us, they are our neighbors. The indebtedness of Kearny county is already quite heavy. The season for cane planting is fur advanced, the business of sugar making for protit, is still largely au experiment For these and ot her reasons that could bo urged, would it not be the part of wisdom for us to wait and profit by the experience of other communities that are hotter able to take upon themselves these financial burdens. Then if the quality of the cane and beets that will be grown here this season stands the test for good sugar making products, and we still desire a sugar mill, let us go into the open market and advertise for a proposition to build a mill, where we can get the best and latest machine ry known to give entire satisfaction.

fhea if the people, pot simply a dozen but a majority of the voters in the district represented by the bonds, are in favor ot a proposition to build a mill, and vote tbe bonds, then and not until then, we say, so mote it be. NATIONAL ENCAMPMENT G.A. R. To the r-KorLt or Kansas: For several years our beloved State has been cruelly maligned by those whose interests were hostile to Kansas immigration. Misrepresentation of the nature, character and quality of our soil, our people aud our lawsi has been freely indulged in by many whose aim was simply to prevent the influx of capital into our state.

The credulity of the misinformed has been imposed upon, and thousands of home-seekers hare been directed from or carried through our state when familiarity with the facts would have located them in our midst The limitless resources of Kansas, the boundless wealth within onr borders, which eagerly awaits the active, the energetic and the industrious, has, through this systematic disparagement failed to suitably impress the minds ot those contemplating a change of habitation. Wre who by experience have learned the advantages of Kansas, should no longer remain idle, but with a philan- At'i it uwrir rw scs-d tkat n- IM( M- gtmUPl lrM4 4 B-MM I i fcltM'M JPI lid! i t--J rs- jfl ini.Lfi,, .,,1 NJfrw' MM, w1 9ma i tTrZVlJl 1 i iHfLOimu, Atlct raUies frst time is lte Tfartla4 HcKLLBi, PCiucATiox Nonas. la tk rHuriet rrt wtikia mn4 lhe f'utMy bi Keafwyn iw Mats v( siaaa Soot lie Kan-at MuitfCosBny a cer- PIK. I'tautliC, Join VcTo'4 sod Mary A. MeTWwald.

aa4 m-, w4 My Sarrrat, fradanta. Jn C. Mrrifal and Mary A. MefXwsld. awl t.la May ient.

Will take tea tbal tae eai-1 p.wtbern smau Murt ompany oa th lna day ef rrti Iwstue lis K-tilxm in fahl lliatrttt Omrt. wllbin ana tairtitet ouoty ot Kmm) In Ike S-m nf kaa-an. B4fain John McOonald and Mary A. Mt rimai l. and Klla Mar iwnreatt.

It-mianta, aud that lbesat and Mary A. MeltotiaM and I In May eaircnl ainM answer eald pet ion ti as lotCM'if'. un tM4on lis lis day ef June 10 or eald will be Uikea a true.anil a jnitmml remfc-red in Mid win a VitiaM said Jba Mi-UimaM and Mary Mrlawahi and I lia May Mimut lor tbeuia tit eiliy-en Mtr anil Bliy rents ltd Willi ii)Ut e4 ttieretm at tlie rate of it fer enl. per annum Kt bruaty lanil of mil and a jnT ejtoast saxi Mtendani John C. Mi ifcKiald and Mary A.

Mcitonnjd ami KIlJ May baurent toy tH) fon-eWiuref arn-rtaio m.wiasire upoa the Wlot-Iiist 4scrtiv4 wa4 eiuaie, lu-wit: Nurtheat qiittrterof swlii So. twenty-two fE-'t. H.wa- hip No. tweniy4wa ran re No. tbirty-ais i ol pnneiptil nteriiliait, conl.iiiini tw aws, iylnir and sitoatrd the I omit of Ki'urni' In the Stale of Kansas, and that said wlainliff baa a lii a on said prein-tttttie amount for abn-h Judzment will Iw takea as arorenaid, and orderiua said premises to bs sold wltlifHit apiraienient, subject In a mnrtp-aa-e of S-uli, and the prnceede applied to the payment of the aismnnt di-e plaintiff and eosi of suit, and forever barriuf snd foreeioslnr said ilelendaats, and ew-k of Ifeem.

of andiron all riirht, title, eMste, pni-erty and redeintlou, la or to sail ppsinlm-a, or any part thereof. (Mt.i.l W. H. Johssow, Clerk. Bscoaarft McBaiua, Any for I'liniiff.

Published Irst time in tbe Hsrtlaad Herald. April 3D IMS), rcnLJCATIQS NOTICE. In tbs fMstriet Court within end for the County of Kearny in t.ie fiaie of Krnsus. Southern Kansas Mortiriurs Company, a Corporation, l'lalotlff. TS.

Jarrls 8. Copnsr snd Susan M. Copner, bus. bund snd wile, Oefendanls Jarrls S. Copner snd Susan M.

Conner, will tnke notice that the said Hoiitheru Kansas MnrtfrHrsCninpsnr plrintiff. did. en the 1Mb day of March I hub, his its petition in said District Court, wiihin end for tbs county of Kearny iu the State of Krnses, slnst the aid Jarvis Copner and roan M. Conner, defendants, and that theseld Ji rvls b. Copner snn siisan w.

i opner mi'st snswe' sam pen-tinn. Sled as aforesaid, on or iK'fo-e the day of June lam, or said petition v. Ml be t.iken ss imo, anna juiicment rendered in sain action arainsi said dclxiiduuts Jarvis S. Copner and M. Copner for the sum of one hundred snd twrnty-flve dollars, with Interest thereon at the rate of i per cent, per annum from the.Vh dny of March li.andforcntsof suit; snd a further judgment aaainst said defsud-ants Jarvis S.

Copuer and fusan M. Copner. for the foreclosure of a eertnln mortirMife upon thefnllowlnjf described' renl estate, to-wit: Hout beast quarter of wetion No- four. ti-en lli, in township No. iwmity-one ranae thlrty-flve ctt) west of () principnl meridian, lmi acres, lyintfHnd shunted intlicCoun.

lyof Kenrny In tho Hrtteo' Kansas, end sd-Jiidflatht snid plaintitf lint a lien on said premises, tothesinniiut for which Judirmcnt will tic taken as aioreseld, and ordering said pn-mlsi-s to sold wphout atipniisemeut stitijeet to a mortiraira of and the proceed applied to the pnynient of the amount due pliiint iff and costs of suit, and forever barrliitf and defendants, and eaeb oil hem, ot and from all riirht. title, es-liite. Interest, property, and equtty of rr-dempttnn, in or to sul.l premises, or any part tneretit. Attest W. IT.

Clerk. siai. liAirnnr tMtllKIOK, Atljs forl'ltff. Published Irst time In the TTnrtland Hkr alP, April rCBUClTIONNOTICK. The Stnte of Kansas! To Walter Drane and Elizrtlieth Drane, Oreetlnir: Vou am hereby notified that ron have been sued with tho Kansas l.osn and Trust Cotupn-nv.

Trustee, as co-defendant by (Jay, plnintirr. This summons Is to require Ton. to answer the petition flled by the said Plalnt'ff in the clerk's office of the Kearny County, District Court in the Htatenf or oefore tha 7th day of June lio or said petition will tie taken as true and Judgment, rendered for the foreclosure or a certain mortsrsire executed (September 1NSS by the said Walter Drane and Klisnbeth Draneon the following lands and ten-ements situaied In said Cnuntyjof Kearny and recordi In the office of llciflster of Deeds of of said County, In Vol. at pstc J3S and described as follows: Lots numbered three mid four and the east half oft'ae southwest quarter being' the southwest ctlonsl quarter of section Noseven, in township south of ranire Ko ihl y-seren west of the sixth p. containing one hundred and fifty, three and S-1UI aeres, move or loss, and tbe prayer of snid petition Is the ssld plain-titfmny have Judtrment erainst snid defendants Walter Drane and Klizabeih Drane.

for the sum of SiUlwith in e.vst the-eon at the rate of twelve percent from the first day of Neptesiber lusx. and that said defendants and each of them, and nil persons cliiimina- nnder them be "orever barred and foreclosed of all Interest, ripht, lien and equity of redemption in, to or on said land, aud said land may be sold adeordinn to law, without appraisement, and tbs prKeds brouirnt Into court and applied to the payment of: 1st, The taxes due anil payable on said premises: Snd, Tne costs snd accruing- costs of this act ion; iird. The eiaun or tne pimntui wiui me accruing Interest thereon and for such other and further relief as may be Just and equitable. Witness my band and the seal of said Court, at my oftloe In tne City of Hartland in the said County of Kearny, this JSlst day of April, A. I).

(KKAt.1 W. H. JOHamow. Clerk. RosiNtiTOH Smith Dallas, plaintiff's Atty.

Published Br st tims In th Hartland Hebald, May iird isw. ROAD NOTICE. TO WHOM It BAT COSCERH! In pursuance of an order made by tbe Board of Gounty Commissioners of tha County ot Kearny, in the Mate oi Kansas, in uir session on the 1-th day of April A. u. i.

thut c. Henderson. John Miller, James R. Kemper, J. W.

MayhuRh 8. Sbulman, Shulman, a. a. Palmer. J.

W. Cowherd, J. 1. Johnson, Peter A. (irotn, Theo Winneld, householders of said County, residing In the vicinity where It is proposi-d to lay out anu low mentioued, have presented to said Board, ineircenain pcinwii, praying ine ikjimk i anrt eslab hsninent iwinnlna at the southeast corner of section i3S, township (ffl).

rang-e U15I, thence on or near too wji'" hrouith ranires 30. 7 and to the sont west comer of section (St 1, township (221, ranire (SSI. and that C. L. Becket, J.

V. Psliner and A. It. Tucker, viewers duly appointed, will meet at lieainnlnf of said road on the a.ih day of May A.I, and proceed to view said road and g-i all pan ies a heat r. Witness my hand, and the seal of said Conn ty, affixed at myotfice in said touuty, this Knd of April ISKAiJ D.

H.Bbowsb, County Clerk. Published first time In the Hartland Herald, May 10, 1WW. SHERIFF'S 8ALB. On the Sth day of June lSK), at 10 o'olock A. at the front door of tbe Court House in llartlsnri i.

k.rnr County, State of Kansas, 1 win sell at piiblio'seJe. the foHowlntr proper ty.towlt: lAsllfty-seTeni5J)aiid atjitvoneSI. and sixly-hree 1" block twenty one 31, in the citv of Hartland: tba property nt .1 a 11 AB MA-MllltlOtl By Silas Kkisek, Under Sheilff. email an lis conn rira SATUEDAY MAY IT, HARBISON IS UNPOPULAR. Tb cf lie Harrises fctiaiaktrto among tie pejsldie Humbert of tb krase bJ ent fes been str.kiov Hlastall wittia fw dri, F-Ttd4tt Mr.

IlarrW'tJ's secretaries. HalforJ an lraJJa, taw beB at tbe capital Uyinj to aAcertain what tLe awutimeat cf eongre on tli fitver qaestwn. Onliwrij prvtiiUnU do not bavt to fd nirtJ men totht rapitul for infonBtn con etniing I jisUtloa bat in tLi Ilarrisoa is to latkins ia cooCJcuti- Uie leatUi" of Con- press that 0100 mli course I to be adopted It turni oot thai the Win dom tilrer bill parneJ a at. rpat upon bj botb boa anil fnU tilm tommhU iimplr lctut it was lok eJ upon as to administration measure, and the congressroeB bought ratbcT impertinent of Ik Tresulent to go sticking bit oose into islatire Imis- iiiess bj sending a silrer bill, drawn br bis own adminittrtition, to tin capitol for passage. It known that tbe Winduni bill til pre pared in accord tors with luggesUoca made hj tbe President bimselt sod tbat Mr.

liar rison, in Lis blundering war, was about to send tbe bill to tbe capitol as bis own, wben Mr. Wimlom, wbo bas a better head for such tilings, suggested that the bill bad bettor go up as bis, and not as the President's, for tbert was a possibility that it would not be well iweiwl Ths President saw tbe point, and now ia glad tbat he permitted bis faithful Fecre-tarr of th Treasury to immolato himself. Chicago Herald HON. JOHN J. INCALLS.

For 1 500 the Blackmailers will Suppress Certain Manuscript. Truly this is a strange world, what won't men do to replenish their dcpletr cd pocket books, they will resort to tbs lowest order of criminal offence and if those cranks and schemers had their Just deserts they would be sort ing their country in some state pen itentiary. We are surprised at the Kansas City Times a journal of its standing to attempt to darken tk name of one of the brightest stales men John J. Ingnlls, wbo should he and is respected by every lorer of bis country; let him be democrat or le-Diiblicaa When Kansas has no Ingalls shs has not much left in states manship. We copy Mr.

Ingalls reply to the base charges made by the Times: Washington, 1). Mar 12th, 1890, Special to the Kansas City Times. I was advised sererat weeks ago that this publication was to be made and tbat the mannscipt was for sale at 1500. The price seemed to mo to be excessive, In my youth I began the study of French without a master and la a Tolumn of exercises I found this with other extracts credited to me, which I translated and copied into a commonplace book more than thirty years ago. I was struck by the stately and sombre eloquence.

It seemed to me then as it has always seemed to me since, the most forcible and impressive presentation of the stongesl argument in support of the immortality of the human souL I'SKD OH SCORES OP 0CCASS10SS. "I never had the sermons of Massil-lon in my posession and never read one of them knowingly, either in the original or in translation. "I hars nscd the same line of thought, and the language of my phara-phrase, a hundred times, I have no doubt, in my conversation, in speeches and in letters whenever I have had occassion to dwell upon the mystery of existence beyend the grave, and I shall continue to do so wheneveer occassion serves. The writer and orator who repeats ond preserves Bucb thoughts and rescues them from the dusty oblivion of forgotten centuries confers an inestimable benefit upon mankind. The lanuage is my own, the idieat are a priceless heritage and common possession of the human race.

"My lamented friend Col Burnes was a democrat In my brief and humble tribute to his memory, which was delivered at th request of his family, I endeavored to pro tray his virtues and to console the bereft by the hope that the separation was not eternal. It was a labor of love and not for gain or fame. His political associci-ates, considering it becoming and ap propriate to resort to his grave; which is green with the verdure of returning spring, ror tne occassion to censure me. I leave them to the judgement of the living and the contempt of tbe dead. Any one interested in the Bick benefit, funeral-aid, and death-beneficiary associations of the United States can help make the statistics of their organizations for the forthcoming census more complete and disseminate the knowledge of the good work they are doing by sending the names of such societies as they may know of, and the addresses of their principal officers to Mr.

Charles A. Jenney, Special Agent of the Eleventh Census, 58 William street. New York Citv. tfootfcrr tutu Xnntng ttmttmj. tl-ts "T-x tl tlnnatli I z.

i ami. u4 tt tbtifimtftit j'l tt art- HH kf4 t.mf a'" mm if. I Hsu a as eer vol-" i a. fiju4 suc kr-te ii-i; t4 i4a. etit.cw miliu tsata 1 af rwe.

sa a ia fws-i if s.l rr H. rfnir In- Mr. mstk tfcrta at ti rt tA li pr rrml. (r tuttisi true te a tss 4 srus-y l-s aas taw eit tit sua a lurther joal-tM-al srsiasC sm w'rwiant fa i news H. Cro.

tut ins t'w-mtt otf a rtaia tstrva ttptm 1iH'mmf 4--il wit; sj-ianer tt cerfwxt uurtrwa ia t'p ciy-w, iSliranifetba-tj-ius sMsteiJ. hins- tne tA rarer, in the M'f of ka.iwa, aa4 lti Mat pMuotif has a mm iu4 tr, ajis. twtierooutt fv-r sn. will tak.aas atereNaid. aiMl rbne- Mid swla to tf sold Ul pfirwivnit tM.l-j.vt loa fu-or wn.tiM of au ui pruwrst mn4x4 to Id pnfmwM tba aMM 4ue sviaiHtiV aad eurta of attit.

and l.wve Sw4rrins aaS iKkwst said irfai attta, mm4 rwrk i I acta. w4 Irota all nrkt. ttl. -Mie, mirrest. prT r.

and vt)iiy et tvartBfnmm, ui ur to tsua ftr-mtm, vr any jart ltt.n.1 H. JiMisos, Clerk. 1 UtAUHIT MtBauiC, Alt fw j-ilf. Publkbed Srtt time in tbe Tl art land a ALU, jlprui, I'si. PUBUCATIOJf KtmcE.

ORUISASCS SO.U. Aa krdinsneeantntlaa-tti th Posts! Tele- grvpH I alilv owr any the rnrht to wnwet and maiulaia a line of pofraand nnwiree Ibera-on, la I tie fi-Howius named Mreets aud ailrys Ui Ilia my of llsrtlon-t, Kansas. lie unlaiurd by tba Major and eocecil of Hi. rt lead, Kannu: bertiun I. Thai there Is berel-y reeled to IbePowal TeleraphCl.sl right er- nst a line oi Mrt sad arrinsr wires taereon la (be tuiiowliif named msis and alleys la thal iiy nf Hattland, Kers, roMtnenciiiif at toemt cuy limns end iwiia rialit ot way weston Handy si reel, I hence sooth on fanfare st.

lo Ava, thenva ml on Hardy Ave. In St. I hence soul ft en first St. to lnla re of way and by aotaw street or aly to cilice pises) of busioers te be harr alter retHNt.t. All poles and wires shall be ereciej so as nt lo imerfera witb the t.ublw travH otistnict soy street, evoooe.

alley or erosstnr and in such a manner as shall be directed by Hie eiiy engiuitr, street aoiHiala-sutner pinntmllee. N-s-tK lbs city ef ItartlSBil, State nf Kansas, reserves the rlsbt ta string wlies oo said ftuies for its Ire alarm or polios telegraph lines, beet Ion (. Tlil ordinance shall be In force and tan" effect after Its passage, and publics, lion in Ibe Hartland Hcaai.ti. and the accept ance of tba sama by the Postal Telegraph Cai'ie t. Passed IblsJlst day of April 10, Attest i.ki.

c. W. IUchahus, Mayor. C. 11.

IlRrmi. City Clerk. Accepted the Postal Telegraph Co, Per. J. T.

II KKXA, Asst. feuiit. I'oastr. EAI.J Published Brst tims In the Hartland Heraui, April iwu. NOTICE TO NOM-KKHI DENT DEFENDANTS.

NO. In the District Court of Kearny County In the 7ia. Judicial District of tba Stata of Kan sas, Tha Walton Loan Co, rialntllf. vs. flohert R.

Mitchell and Libby A Mitchell, iMteuciants, To Hohert K. Mitchell and t.lbby A. Mitchell defendants ta the stiove entitled causes Vou are hereer notified thst you have been sued by the plaintiff In the District Court of Kearny ouiity in ine tato ot nansas, anu that on l-e. itionorthe oiKinttT, now on hie in the oillce of the Clerk of the snid District Court, in which the plaintiff asks that a iiiilirrnent be rendered by tiie Court fnreclos. imramorla-aireglven by the detemlauts Hob.

ert R. Mitchell and Libby A. Mitchell to the Walton Loan Company, upon the following described real proierty, situate in the I ouiuy of Kearny and Htnteof Kansas, to-wit: The north-east quarter of section thirty-two township twentyone (Sill south, rungs thlrty-flve iii west tip. thst theeiiuiiy of raVlemptlon of esefi and atl of the defendants named in the title of said cause In and to said mortirssed premises lie forever barred and any right, til la, lien or In terest owned" or oiiiimed by yon, or either of yon. In or to said premises: tw adjmis-eu to be iuiiloraiid Inferior tothe plaintiif's mort- trage lien thereon and that said lands be sold to pay tbe indebtedness secured by titid mort- Siure, Vou are hereby further notifled thst.lf you fail to answer said twtition on or before tbe dny hereinbefore statsd, toe facts and allegations contHlnnd in said petition will I tsken as true and judgment rendered as therein prnvod for.

Witnfss my hand and the sent of my office. In said Kearny County, Kansas, this "1st day of April A. D. IW. VV.

H. JoiixsiiN. Clerk of District Court. imks Washhok, Plaintiff a Attorney Published first time In the Hartland Herald, April lit, lww. PUnttCATION NOTtCB.

In the District Court within snd fot th County of Kearny In the State oi Kansas, Southern Kansas Mortirngw Company, a corporation, Pluintill, Mnhlon Krlebe! and' Sarah Ann Krle-bcl, Delendants. Mnhlon Kriebel and Sarah Ann Kriebel will take notice that, the said Hnuthern Kansas Mortgnire Company, Plaintiff, did. on the Isth dny of March 1M file its petition In said District Court, within and for tho County of Kearny In the mate of Kansas, against tne saio man-ion Knnliel and Harsh Ann Kriebel. defend ants, and thnt the said Mnhlon Kriebel and Kuruh Ann Krtntiel must answer snid Dctition flled as aforesaid, on or beforethe 17th day of June 11, or said petition will be taken as tnie, and a judirmcnt rendered in said action against said defendants Mnhlon Kriebel and Harsh Ann Kriebel for the sum of one hundred (low dollars with Interest thereon at the rate of 12 per cent, per annum from the 5th day of March for costs of suit; and a further Judgment against said defendants Mnhlon Kriebel and Harnn Ana Krtelicl for the foreclosure of a certain mortgage upon the following described real estnto, to wit: Hout west ousrter of section ou rteew 10 In township No twenty-one (21) south of rung No thlrty-flve west of p.m. containing 1H0 acres.

Iving and situated In the County of Kearny and State of Kansas, and adjudging that said plaintiff has a lien on said nromises to tbe amount for which judgment will betaken as aforesaid, and ordering said premises to be sold without appraisement subject to a prior mortgage of aVajii and the proceeds applied to th 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 equtty of redemption in or to said premises or any part thereof. 8t skal W. H. Johnson, Olerk. HAi-cinsT ft MCBridk.

Att'ys for plaintiff. Published Brat time In the Hartland lie aald April 261880. NOTICE TO M0N-RBS1DKNT DEFENDANTS. NO. lhe Ttlstriel Court or Kearny County in the 27th, Judicial District of tba State of Kan sas.

Tba Walton Loan Company, Plaintiff, rs. V. tlliam D. Irwin and Jennie A Irwin, Dcfen'ts. William D.

Irwin and Jennie A. Irwin, de- i I .1.. a An, mum. lull are nerei'T ui unvc wru sued by the plaintiff in tbe District Court of a- .1.. A- ffunaaa ana ISl'HrilJ V-OUIIIT 111 1" oi naiim-, aim that on or before the dth day of Jun.

A. D. IKV. UU HIHSI sil-" hi. iTiiiiuii the plaintiff, nowsn tile in the office of the 1 Bklak I.

lerg OI IWHH lli.l oiuih "mm plaintiff asks that a judgment be rendered by Court foreclosing a mortgage given by the defendants, William D. Irwin nd Jennie A. Irwin to the Wslloa Loan Company, upon tbe following described real property, situaie in in the County of Kearny and State of Kansas, to-wit I-otsone (ll and two (2) and east half of northwestqr.ofsectfon thirty isni township south, range thirty-five west andthat the equity of redemption of each and all of the defendants named In the title of said cause In and tosaid mortgaged premises be forever barred and foreclosed, that aov right, title, lien or interest owned or claimed by vou. or either of you. in or to said premises, be a.ijudged to be jiinior and inferior to tbe plaintiff mortgage ben tnereon and that said lands be sold to pay the indebtedness secured by said mortgage.

You are beredv further notified that If you fail to answer said petition on or before the day hereinbefore stated, the facts and in said petition iwill be taken as true and Judgment rendered as therein PHtiiess my hand and tbe senl of my office In said Kearny County, Kansas, this 21st day of rnri. ti. J' WIN, r-l s.t'i i ae a 1 Gook, to B. 8. rXOW.I TRICKS.

AT LAW. and Loans at the Lowest Rates. HARTLAND, KANSAS, KANSAS. G. M.

SMITH wui no Km bflriartTS have been fifIriartTS lure tea so- eared ia Bj-per IItk-uture Hall, on Trerooct ttr, aad Mechanics' 1111, with a seating opacity of many thousand, will Le taracd orer the Jar-hawkers, a the evening of August for mammoth camp-Cre, to which all the world ahidl be invited and agreeably entertained. The Itepartaient encampment C. A. held at ttlina, ia January last, appointed tbe undersigned a committee to secure the location of the National Encampment atTopeka, in ISI'l That the great advantajf of Kan- tas may be fully manifest, we have concluded to call upon every county ia the state to contribute of its re sources, for the purpose of making the gran list exhibit and display ever wit nessed upon such aa occasion. In union their is strength; in a multitude of counsel there is wisdom, (July by organized effort can we reach tbe fru ition of our desires in this matter.

By systematizing our work we can accom plish the greatest beneficial results for our state can refute the men dacious libels with which we have been assailed, and offer fair, full and con vincing proof of our merits. As the eyes of the world have in the past been turned upon Kansas, now should the footsteps ef the emi grant world be turned towards her, and the muscle, the wealth and the intellect of those seeking to aid In building up new communities should be induced to unite with us in working out the destiny of this state, which promises to be the grandest In the nation. This committee, therefore extends a most cordial and earnest Invitation to all immigration bureaus, botb state and local, the members of the Kansas Real Estate Exchange, boards of trade and all city aud county oflhers, to participate in this great and glorious work, to meet with us in Lincoln Post Hall, Topeka, Kansas, en Tuesday, May ZU, at 10 o'clock a.m., that we may resolve upon the most dcsueahle and effective course to pur sue. Let every comrauuity send a representative. Come lrotn the north, come from the south, come from lhe east, come from the west Give us the benefit Of the combined intelligence of the state.

With a long pull, a strong pull, and a pull altogether, we can ac complish miracles. Owing to the meeting or the (Jrand Lodge K. of in Topeka, on the 19th, nn open rate of one fin for the round trip can bo secured from all parts of the state. Lvmam U-Hl-mnirrv, Topeka. JSgx.Fauan, Ellsworth.

Ki'UKMK F. War, Fort Scott Geo. Tbout, vTamega E. C. Cri.p, Salma.

U. C. Cook, Attica. T. J.

ANDERSON, Chairman, Topeka, Kansas. S. M. LAN 11 AM, Secretary, Topeka, Kansas. To whom all ooimuuuicutions should be addressed LEGAL.

Published flrnt tints In tlin llHrtltnd Herald, ROAD NOTICE. to whom it mt In ourunnc of or.lor miifl Iit the noftnl nf t'ouuty Cmnmlmlonrra nf tho County of Kotmiy, In thoKtme of Kannu, in rpvulitr ilon on th IZtli ittiy of April a. n. lrt.1i, notic I hi'reny (riven ttmt It. 4.

Hruco, M. A. Holier, Irfij'd While, T. L. Ilm-tre 4.

W. Kuhn, Jmnos R. Kemper, O. A. llolil, Hurry Kemnor.

Chin. Mi-Oneon, Hmm Thompson, licnns Kritr householders of mM Coun ty, ronliltnir In the yiclulty where It In proposed to Idyout und t-ftnhllKh thoroBd below mentioned. hT preenlw1 to said Hon Ml, their cer-tiiln petition, ptnytnir the Isyinir out and establishment of a public road in aid County a follows: Heg'innlnif at the oouthwest corner of section twelve (1J, township twenty-three Ci), rawre thlrty-flve thenoe west on or a near tho section line a (rood road can he made, tnrmiK raniro and to the font west corner of section ten (10. township twen ty-three ranire thlrty-seTen there to intersect a road leading fnirn Kenrny to Hart- land, and that II. C.

Oulehohn, Mannrteld ounx and Hurwell McKlwain. viewers duly appointed, will meet at tiei-lnnlng of said road on the2th day of May A. I). 1HM0, and proceed to view said road and give all partiea hear ing. Wltnessmr Hand, and the peal or said conntv affixed at my office in aald County, this 22nd day of April li.

I8BALI V. It. DKOWBK.lJOUnty 11STK. Published flrat tlina In the Hartland Hkrald, May 3rd 1NMI. BHKRIFF'8 8ALE.

In the Illstrtct Court of the JTth Jndlelal TMsiiict, tittiuir In and for the County of n.earn in me ctuiiwui nniisact; Kearny County Bank, Plaintiff, vs. W. 8. Cooper and John U'Laughlln, Hy virtue of an order of sale Issued to me. out of said Oittiiet Court, in thenbore entitled action.

I will, on Thursday the day of June A. u. ism. at cloeit r. M.

of aald day, at the east front door of the Court House, in the City of Hartland, In the County of Kearnv. in the State of Kansas, offer at public sale, and ell to the highest and best bidder, for cash in hand, all the following doscribed real estate to-wit: lOt thne In block thlrtv-three iH In the town of I -akin aa shown by the recorded man thereof, lying- and situate In the County of Kearny in the State of Kansas. The almve descrtlied real estate la taken as the property of said defendant W. Cooper, and Is directed by said order of sale ta bo sold. and will be sold with appraisement, to satisfy 8.

R. McCornos, Sheriff. J. A. Wimow, Attorney.

51 Published Bret time In the Hartland Hkkald, April jo, ipw. PTIBUCATiON NOTICB. Kearny Township, Kearny County, Kansas, The following warrants paid on presentation: Reirister So. a. Order No.

will be 1 11 Id 9 j. W.TrrayR, Township Treasurer. ATTORNEY CHOICE BARGAINS I IN vREAL GOIaLaECTIONS attended to promptly Insurance In the best companies MAIN STREET, NEW GROGERY F. JUL KELLEY, Proprietor. We have removed our stock of General Merchandise from Kendall to this city, and are now prepared to sell you at bed-rock prices GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE, FLOUR FEED.

ALSO A small stock of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes which we will sell at COST. JONES' BUILDIXG, OPPOSITE HKRALD OFFICE, HARTLAND,.