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NUMBER "SO; jsn mrr rv Ylfl Hi Plumb is getting to be known as the "silver king," on account of kis "ft CUIUS LM! U5 fighting for coinage. Mi The Democrat. F. 6XKWART, Editoi President Harrison has announced his intention to veto a fre coiaage of silver bill should one be passed. We wonder what the Western republicans who have been resalviug for free coinage think of the great B.

Harrison uow. Tha Oterlia. ConTaiticn. The irrigation convention at Ober. lin was participated in by about 1,000 people.

Prof. Robert Hay, of the United-States artesian and underflow investigation, gave the result of his investigation of the irrigation question, aud gave great encouragament to the convention as to the success of some irrigation system. Cot. Wm. Tweeddale, of Toptka, advocated a system of irrigation by means of water lifts and pipea, tbeit-bv economizing water.

Hon. Martin Mohler, secretary of TO SUCH HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS AS YOU NEVER BEFORE ENJOYED FALL IN LINE ALL YOU GOOD PEOPLE Who wish to'iee a Bright and Beautiful display of Charming Christmas. Novelties for the Season of 1890. POPULAR SELECTIONS at POPULAR PRICES Are the features of this Magnificent Stock, which particulary recommend it to Holiday Buyers. TOYS, BOOKS, NOVELTIES.

After it is all gaid and done abont the Oberlin irrigation couveutioa all that was done was to give a few fellows a chance to make some bloviating, winJy speeches, and the delegates a chance to attend a grand. bail at Oberlin. Fancy Goods, Notions, Etc. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. TAT I.

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riBm- XIEWJKAXD DISTRICT B. Tuwar, lnriUa, Sixta District tw tHtah District lawkiii, DUt. Conrt OTMCIRS. M. ReprMTittlT.

the state board of aplcdturjotoLi. the results of long-continued study 3 GIFTS for Oi and observation, and of successful irrigation, and expressed the firm be- In the Greatest Varieties and Styles, making the matter of Selections easy. lief that to a large extent northwest Kansas can be successfully irrigat Low Priced Presents, Medium priced Presents and Costly- Sitting Bull, the great Sioux chief is now among the good Indians, be-irg very dead accortling to all reports. He was killed while reHisting arre4 by the Indian Police. Now if they will kill three or four more of these murderous chiefs all danger, of an Indian war will be at'an end.

Colonel E. S. Nettleson, chief engi Presents of eveay style and description. neer of the United Mates department of agriculture and underflow investi- OUR BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY DISPLAY IS WORTH YOURlNSPhCTIN ItoykM Tn rrou owu gations, was pressnt and gave a resume of the work. Please Call and look it over.

V. Comity Clerk 1 1 90 Connty Treasurer. V. rrV)H Judge Peffer, of Topeka. and other I.

flrti Snpt- -rub. lm. P0; McGILsiLo prominent men, took part in the pro UUti f. l.fvrck, Atiprney. 4 ilkl Sirveyor.

Ei Ar4y Croer. FZ. Aii. c. i The two or three longhandled professors who made bloviating speeches at Oberlin gravely informed the people that water was necessary to irrigate 'with, and that they had no doubt but that if we had plenty of water NOTICE.

B. F. Po8ton. -o- 3E. B.

Carnet, The First National Bank of Hill City, lo we could irrigate our ground to a cated at Hill City, in the State of Kansas, is greut advantage, then they get down Dealers Ih and looked wise. closing- up its affairs. All note-holders and others, creditors of said Association, are therefore hereby notified to present the notes and other claims against the Association for payment. F. S.

Vedder, Cashier. Dated December, lit, 1S90. EIARDWAI ceedings. Among the resolutions adopted are these: tbe end that our future may be determined with bold speed and certainty, and recognizing the established policy of the government in the protection and preservation of the interests, of settled localities for the public good, we ask a sufficient and early appropriation of public monysr to demonstrate the practicability of the irrigation of the settled portion of our arid domain. We a8kthat this test be made thorough and certain, and with such test Sitting Bull and his band of mar erous villians resisted arrest at the hands of sworn officers of tbe United N4j7raJJ' TO Stoves tear States and in doing so murdered seven officers who were performing their duty.

Had a band of armed white men resisted arrest and shot down PRINCIPAL POINTS the officers who were attempting to perform tneir duty, more than one EAST, WEST, neck would stretch hemp in consequence thereof. "What will be dona NORTH and SOUTH with these Indian murderers? Sim PTBLICA-TION' notice. First publishd Dec. 5 1S90. in the District Court within and for the County of Graham, in the State of Kansas.

GorgiJ K. Williams, Plaintiff," vs. Joseph J. Dalby, Alice Dalby and Joel Dalby, Defendants. Joseph Dalby, Alice Dalby and Joel Dalby will take notice that the said George K.

Williams plaintiff, did on the 3rd day of December 1890, file his petition in said District Court, within and for the county of Graham, in the State of Kansas, against the said Joseph J. Dalby, Alice Dalby and Joel Daloey defendants, and that the said Joseph J. Dalby, Alice Dalby and Joel Dalby must answer said petition filed as on or before the 19th day of January 1891, or said petition will be taken true, and a Judgement rendered in said action against said defendants, Joseph J. Dalby and Alice Dalby for the 6um of Sixty Dollars, with interest thereon at the rate of 12 per cent, per annum from the 1st day of August 1S88, and for costs of suit; and a further judgement against said defendants Joseph J. Dalby, Alice Dalby and Joel Dalby for the foreclosure of a certain mort-jragfc upon the following: described real estate ply nothing, A weak sentimentality Sell the Celebrated Domestic Sewing Kachine.

The best made. Carney Poston, WESTMAIX STEEET, KILL CITY, KANSAS. Tie Mete Livery, Feel I Si Stable, ELLIS KISSLER, Props. AT in the War Department will make that government aid shall cease. That we demand from the national government the enactment of judicious laws providing the means of settlement of interstate questions, arising out of the practice of irriga-tion.

7 1 That wc demand of our 'stlV legislature the upeedy enactment of judicious and conserTative'irrigation law which shall amply protect the people in all their rights, and which shall also insure to capital safe anj remunerative inre.stmeut. Topeka Union. HILL CITY, Ks. 7" i these murderous cutthroats the pets of some Iudian Agency and dish rations out to them until they take tfeir villainous heads to go on another murdering expedition. Bah! CTaljILl Carrying th United Mail.) and Hod- to-wit: The Southwest quarter of Section Nine, Township Scvtn 6uth, itange Twenty five, west Sixth P.

lying and situated in the county of Graham, in the State of Kan sas, and adjudging that said plaintiff has the flr6t lien on said premises, to the amount tor cm DrftCacbi froa tat IXissoari Rbrsr. 'mm CTllfV" mm which judgement will be taken as aforesaid, and ordering taid premises to be sold without appraisement, and the proceeds applied to the payment of the amount due plaintiff and cost of suit, and forever barring and fore Good Rigs Safe Drivers. Passengers Convtysd to til Points Reasonable Rates. Commercial Trad Solicited. IST'Bkrn Vest of Summitt House.

HILL CITY, KANSAS. Now that Sitting Bull has died with his boots on, it is in order for the eastern press to et up its mournful wail abont the poor, abused Indian. They will have nothing to say of tht seven Indian police who mat their deaths at the hands of his band while performing their duty, of the hundreds of men, women and children, he and his band of cutthroat have murdered in cold blood. i closing said defendants, and each of them, ot and from all right, title, estate, interest. property, and equity of redemption, in or to said premises, or any part thereof.

H. It. Prewitt, An exchange sums up the result in tha 6ih district in the following terse words: Mr. McNall, who meanly obtained the nomination over Hon. Erastus J.

Turner, obtained 36.3 per cent of the popular vote of his district. In 1888 in a vote of 40.764, Mr. Turner had a majority of 6,072. and 57.4 per cent of the vote of his district A republican loss of 14,431 in the twenty-two sparsely-settled counties of this district gives a most instructive lesson to any adamantine republican who may still have eyes to see and ears to hear this most fearful rebuke of a calumniating, dishonored p-trty. Just tbink of a republican vote in this district of 23,428 in 1888, and of 11,806 in 1890 a losa of more than 100 per cent.

J. R. HAWKIH Clerk. Atty for Plaintiff. zry 0 rhenycnne, Ogden, leaie itj San Francisco Angeles Portland, and Nebraska Colorado, Wyo-nlt2, Utah, Idaho, Montana Oeou Nevada Caliiornia Uashiftgton Territory and Pacific Uoist Points.

ILS.J PUBLICATION NOTICE. First Publication Dec. 5tU 1800. Ml DO' YOU WANT AN OBfiAM? In the District Court Within and for the County of Graham in the State of Kansas Ceorge K. Williams, Plaintiff, 1 vs.

Jacob Lotridge and James Lot-ridge. Defendants. VT'9XZf lcl! thMMgk from 'l potato ointi ftnUj Slepn f-r C-f Jacob Lotridge and James Lotridjrs will take notice that the said George K. "Williams plaintiff, did, on the 3rd day of December Senator Plumb put his. ear to tha ground and heard the rumbling, of tbe Alliance convention atOcala, Fla.

and then come boldly out and an-nonnced that he would fight the Force Election Bill to tho bitter eud. Tnat man Plumb has a great head on him. He should get seat on tha other side of the senate. 1890, file his petition in said District court. within and for the county of Graham in tbe BE SURE AND SEE THE FAMOUS State of Kansas, against the paid Jacob Lotridge and Jamas Lotridge defendants, and that the said Jacob rr ftribr lif.mtion ncurdmc th terntrj tctef at far, 4eicrlptir pampbUts, etc, aiuU Union jPMilc or ectlkg roftdc, idri fflOS.JL.

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LOMAX, JU O. T. A OUAHA. CJAKKJLocerAf tit, Lotridge and James Lotridge must answer said petition filed as aforesaid, ou or before the lath day of January 1891 or eaid petition The Natioual Democrat which -was established one year ago in Washington by Edmund Hudson, with th endorsement of of the great leaders of the party has entered upon its second year with a circulation will be taken as true and a judgement ren- deicd in said acti against said defendant. Is not this much dUcu-sed subject of irrigation doing Western Kansas Jacob Lotridge for tbe sum of One Hundred and Forty-seven pollars, with interest thereon at the rate of 12 per cent, per annum from the 27tb day of July.

1888, and for co6ts of suit; and a further judgement against more harm than good? The recsnt conventions; eta, have advertised to of 40,000 copies each week. This is Lotridge ior the foreclosure of a certain perhaps the largest circulation ever WESTERN COTTAGE world that it is an impossibility to raise anything at all without irrigation, when Euch is not tha fact at all OEy ML mortgage upon tne lorowing described real estate, to wit: The Southwest Quarter of attained by a weekly newspaper during the first year of its existence. The National Democrat occupies a field of its own, and xme that too long remained unfilled. It gives a complete record of political informa Section 34, Township 6 south, Bange 22 west of 6th P. jl, lying and situated in the county of Graham, in tbe State of Kansas, and adjudging that said plaintiff has the first Hen on 6aid premises, to the amount for which judgement will be taken as aforesaid, and ordering eaid premises to be 6old without appraisement, and the proceeds applied to the payment of the araount due plaintiff and costs of suit, and forever barring and foreclosing said defendants and each of them.of and from all 'ight, title, estate, interest, property and equity cf redemption, in or to said premiees, cr any part thereof.

H. E. Prewitt, Attest J. K. Hawkins, Atty for Plaintiff.

LS. Clerk. If we wait until the government makes an appropriation, to irrigate this country, we have a season of waiting before us. The continued discussion of the matter a has been for past month or so, will greatly discourage immigration, and if West-em ever becomes a successful farming country it will be made so by immigration and not by an Cj BSDUfliUa vMirm wipaprt ia ad Oaafitec Mm tauri WmC la tat gS9 Mtrir MBUr Um I'wiw It laoat4 npoa Its Cm ttdxOr a( tb tMdiUMtX tht Vict, ai lAia poll la Ut potRWa kitf iba tct a4vttal Weat caa Iut. aas cot t4 IU afortoaititi pat.

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