Sherman County Farmer from Goodland, Kansas • 1

Ft JTTr. COUNTY FIRMER. 1 ri ii i tv Ib- I OFFICIAL OBSAH OF THE SHEEMAIT COUNTY F. A. I.

U. SHERIFFS SALE. Jn the District O-E-toftV -ih Ji-iici Tis trier. and ft thr county si Sher-car, it: the Stit.1 of Eaasas: The Phttti, -Ilerry B. Ieb-r I LarV-rte I-'.

h--r. De'fli By virtue of is truer Sale me, out said Di-trk-t Cesrt, in the sixjve eacrt-led avtii -n. I will oa Satardav, Marcli Tth, A At o't-Ix-k of -sid the froiit d-n of the Court HouseJ in the City of in the eourtv of Sherman, in'the Stzte of ICan-a-. offer it'pu-llcstle. krdUtD the and b-- st fcid-ur.

f. cash In band, ail the foIU'wfng described real towli: Th- sctith-wet-t quartt r. of ecttioa No eigttrra, (1-r township No six 0i range thirty-ri-ie. rftipn: lying and 'situate in the county SLermau, iu tie State if Kiaas. Tae above described real estate i taken a th- proptrrty of said defendant, end i by said Vnler of sale be 1-L and will t-e sold without apt rals men 1.

1 said cr-der of sale. BSheauek. Sh eriff of Sherman Cx DatrI at mv of3ce In CJoodland, Kansas, tLti 34thdror "Januarv. Jrtw- GOODLAND, KANSAS, THURSDAY, FEERUARY, 19, 2s O. 20.

PlIEiilfV CLERIC TKEAriiEa tlEOISTEK OF DEED Pro 3 ate JrioE CLERIC DlSTKICT Sl'FEUIXTEXCEXT 10 RON E3 1st DLitri; Toramijii'xers-r 2ud Krd Fhr sr. F- J. Scott. F. Bro-s W.

Hedges. A. W. K. Proctor.

J. F. Kimm -I. A. Long.

W. R. G. H- Artstin. J.

II. Kardv Ilouston, FARMER'S ALLIANCE AND INDUSTRIAL TTationnJ Birector-y. Pr-sident. L. L.

Polk, Washington, D. C. Vice Pres. B- FI. Clover, Kaiu Secretarv, J.

II. Turner. W.hrngtoa. D. C.

Lecturer. J- F. Wa-Lingtoa, D. C- Eaaiu Directory. President, B.

II. CI vr. Hutchison. Kan. Vice Pre.

W. H. Bid-He. Augusta. Kan.

Secretarv, J. B. French. Ilutehiasou, Kaa. Treasurer, H- Bur ton.

Kan. Lecturer. A. Dickinson, ileriinn, Kan. C.

E- I. P- r- TIMETABLE. WEST EOCSL. JPAET. No 13.

Mail and 11:55 a in 3:2: 15 ra 'u. 13, Vestibule iiul'JSim A UK IT DEFAST. No. 16 Mail and Express 4 4 it-" No. It Vestibule 1:45 a in 1:50 a W.

S. War-ves, Ajrent. CHURCH DIRECTORY. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. "Ret.

E.Richaiiist Pastor. Preacddng every sabbath at 11 a. and 7 p. m. Sabbatii School at 10 a.

every Sunday. Praver and praise service Tuesday evening at p. m. M. E.

CHURCH. Ret. Da a. Pastor. Preaching every Sanrlay ait 11 o'clock a.

and 7 SO p. m. Sunday SVhooI at 10 a. m. Prayer meeting TTiursdays at 7 u0 p.

ui SOCIETIES, A. F. A. 31. CtwxILiad Lodg No.

331 caeets Wednesday on or before the tull muou and ou Wedues-Iay two weeks thereafter. Visiting brethren cordially in vitetL J. H-'Tait, M. .1. O.

O. F. Gootllaal Lodge No. meet" every Ttics-dav evening. AH visiting ire tor-liallv invited.

IIT Kixox, N. G- F. Ll Jose, R. S. K.

P. Enrtls Lulire No. '21 meets every Thursday rveninir at h. o'clock at Memorial Hall, Visiting Kniehts in jotxl tau.tinr are cordially invited to attend. K.

D.utox,'C. I'. 21. M. A.

HeeU the and fourth Friday of each jaonth, in the Memorial HalL E. UEX'DE307T, C. A. O. U.

W. oodlanl Loi.Iire No. 2.2 meets every second and tourth Saturdav uiuht of each nioEtii in Dr. Rush's office. Transient brothers invited.

J. 3L Puff, M. W. B. L.

F. Tip Top Lod', No. meets on Monday p. in Hail. Officers f.

Jicori'if. A. F. Eivth, Set-reiary. B.

OF L. E. MiHtevv at p. ra. in Fircmuus Halt.

Leomanr C. E. I Wm. tiroenhlil. F.

K. -I. L. BovL. A.

E- R. IlolIiujrswor'Ji, S. A. E. (iOODLAND CHAPTER U.

D. R. A. 5tetia stated lloaday cvenlnc: til tack week. VIsituisr cumpaniois welttnu-eL ii.

H. b.ji'UNE. H. P. (.

If. Smith, Secretary. G. A. TL Post.

W. S. No. 42S. net at 1 tiie first Saturday 1 aci and at 7 o'clock p.

the t.tsird Saturday of -ach month. Ail itiVite i to attend. Meet in Memorial HaLL A. II. FoiiD.

C. ATT E. F. 3IURPHT, ATTORNEY AT LAW. GOODLAND.

KAN. I vtB-j Opposite FARMER OtSce E. S. KNIGHT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Notary Public. GOOD LAND.

EANS. G- L. CALVERT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND KE.VL ESTATE Special attention ariven the practice he-lore the U. S. Land Offi.ce.

GoodlaSD, J. W. CQ3CEY. ATTORNEY AT LAW. GOODLAND.

KANS. FRANK HSMITH, PHYSIC1ASAKD STJKCEOX- GOODLAND, KANSAS. 3T Office in Smfth's Drtur St. re. s3uth of Post OtHce, All calls attended day or nLrht, E.

BUE WELL M. D. 25? Physician and Surgeon GOODLAXD, KANSAS. CHINESE LAUNDRY. Third door Sonlli FiitER Ofice.

GOODLANB, CITY BILLIARD HALL FIEST DOOR SOUTH, LtONAED EL K. Kxowles a. Tv litftlk, Prop's. Kansas. VOL.

3, LOCAL NEWS. If there's anjrtiiing makes a troraaii mart. And her tlaroitr risti like sin, It's to scoM a man and have kin star.d And grin, and grinT and grin. How tJo we look in our new dress? Joe Collier Las 2G0 tons Ice ap. General SLernxaJi died 011 the 11th inst.

Frefcli Oysters at Jenssons taeat market C. Flora Las ofened tip Lis cigar factory. A fcayseed trust. Tlie Farmers Alli ance. Ger.rjre Eoopes mother is not exr-ected to lire.

Don Carlos Las a very sick babv lan 2: trouble. It is tctt piOr soil that pizs -n-oct take root in. llach abusetl Sliirley came home Wednesday. Mrs. Stone, vrbo has been very sick is souie better.

The seed wheat appropriation bilt was killed in the Senate. Elijah Hollinsliead was over from Kanorado Yesterday. Win. Thompson left Friday nigLt to visit friends in Iowa-Jack Dongherty went to the Springs Monday for a short star-McCoy. the Home Kitchen is having his share of the trade.

We respectf ally solicit a share of your patronage. H. Jansnou. Mr. Myers and family of the C.

K. 2f. Ey, left Tuesday on 13, for the west. Gold ore that runs 330,000 to the ton has been struck in Hinsdale county. Col.

Miss. Eva Tait returned Sundav from an estented visit anion: friends in the east. Mrs. Fred Dawson accompanied her Miss. Sparr to Denver for a short visit.

Sunday was a beautiful day. A targe crowd oi prouienaders gathered at the depot. Blacksmith Frank Hubka, who hr.s oat at Denver for a year returned Sunday. Conductor D. S.

was called to Illinois Monday to the sick bedside of his mother. Dr. H. W. Brant returned from his trip to Denver Tuesday.

He will go east a few days. The dollar in your pocket may be the best friend you have, but it seldom stays you long. Capt. Taifc and Charley Swarte went Sunday night to Ft. Scott as delegates to the Masonic grand lodge.

Several cases of small pox in Marion and Chase counties, have somewhat alarmed ths people there." Marriage license was issued to O. Klasson. of Brevvster, and Jennie E. Souie, of Kiowa, Feby. Oar post ot3.ee and 2Iexnorial Ilall are draped in mourning for the to our nation of a Lrr'-at genernl Gen.

Sherman A. Mr. GLImore. from Dectuu countv. is thesruest of R.

Yv'. Fuller this weeiv. i'r. has a broom corn factory In De-t-attir. MewHrs.

Phil Dunn, P. Kohideaux and two other gr-ntiemen whose names we did not learn are in town from Sharon Si'rings. W. White, a carpenter at the Railroad shops fell about 13 feet Tuesday, by a ladder slipping wltliTiim and broke "his arm. Jacob Milllsack, grand-father to C.

Milhack of our city, died at Ms home inOttumwa. Iowa, 11th, ISyi, at the age of 92. Eobt. Keif er and family took their departure for Harper City, Monday, where Eobt will embark in the inij: lenient business. Miss Gussle Hagney, of Illinois, sister to Mrs.

Fitzgerald, arrived Monday and wilt spend some time vtslttng with her siter and family here. We extend our thanks to our friends who are soliciting subscribers for us. Keep it up friends till the Farmer visits every family in the county. Attorney's Loar and CampbeH were over from Colby to try a content case before Hoyt Andrews. They were unable, however, to -'do little.

Calvert. Geo. Hubanks has taken quite a number of. orders for his rustic chair. If you want something nice you should give him an order for one before he sends in.

The old postal card Is to go. The post office department is to have the future postal cards done in tints on rose, blue and gold, and of small oblong tablet size. We received three bright newsy letters from correspondents Iat week one day late for insertion. Please mail your letters in time to reach our of5ce not later than Tuesday. P.

J. Rutherford will open out a complete stock of Gents Furnishing Goods and Notions a few doors south of the Post oSce this week. Look out for his ad next week. Those Cabinet SchroTIs-and Clouded Vignetts are immense, only 3 per dozen, at Reynold's Art "Studio- We make a specialty of baby pictures, in wbicb. we seldom fail to please.

Quite a number of W. F. Fedderman's most intimate friends gave a banquet in honor of "FeT the evening of Ma" departure to Topeka. Fedderrnan was one of GoodkmcTs best men and made many warm friends who regret to see Mm leave. Memorial Service.

There-win be a memorial service held in honor "of the late Gen. Sherman and Admiral Porter at the court house Sundae it 2 o'clock a. 111. The Post and Relief Corps will meet in Memorial Hall at I o'clock. Rev.

Stewsrt and others will address the meeting. The Republican Senate feels too poor at present to- favor an appropriation to buy seed wheat for the settlers on the frontier, brtt are anxious to- -vote 550.000 for tbeWorLTs Fair atChicaga. Keep- in sry ie, gem.emem ie. h.pe our settlers mav be able to en jot their Tisitta Chicago ill -S-J. 1 CHARIO ITZ.

ViVn Tnnnnt bow Iot tbir cfn'fcp- vfvn since vou Lave blow-rt voor horn so aimt the aid business. You seem to begrudge the poor needy homesteader. Nearly every one Is satisfied beyond expression over the aetion of the new lejrisiature and the election of Judge Puffer. Charlotte Alliance meets to-night to take further steps in regard to the aid matter. Charley Wells is hard luck again, he has lost 9 head of cattle and one fine young mare lately.

Robert Peters is around again from a spell of sickness. Miss GurtMe is giving perfect satisfaction in district No. 66. II. 31.

Sherrod Is to prove up soon. Look out for a we treat thet C. T. Penny is contemplating a trip to Oberlin to see that girl he left behind him. QCACE.

Business Locals. Pickled pig's feet at H. Jansson's. Advertise in the Ailiaace paper. Dressed poultry at Cay wood's.

Try C. II. Barlow for Coal. A fine line of Shoes at Baker Bros. Staple and Fancy Groceries.

Eaker Bros. Try the Chicago Lumber for Coal." Fresh pork 6 ets at Swartz and Penn3. oO Old Razers wanted at Webb Eros. Barber shop. Canon City, House, Sunshine, Wal-don and McFarren coal.

All the best grades of coal at Chicago Lumber Yard. Try our cheap coal for heating purposes. Foster Lumber Co. Baker Bros, carry a complete line cf Fancy and Staple Groceries. Our endeavor Is to please customers; give us atrial Cay woods market Broom-corn, Oats and all kind of farm seeds at Hes3? Hardware.

McFarren, Robinson, and Walson coal at Foster Lumber Co. Geo. Hess, the farmers' friend- Call In and see him when in town. Rouse, Sunshine, and Hard coal at Foster Lumber Co. Farmers buy your Coal at the Chicago Lumber Yard-Fresh Bread always oa hand at Jones' Bakery.

Buy your coal of the Foster Lumber Co. Help others and they will help you. Geo. Hess. Bring your job work to the Fauacek.

Oilice. Dr. Thomas, resident Dentist. Office ia Leonard Block. We live here and sell coal Chicago Lumber Yard.

at the Blacksmiths Lumber Yard. coal at the Chicago Houghton, the tailor spent a large part of the week A. M. Reeves Watchmaker and Jeweler. bet We handle the best grades of coal, hard or soft.

FGster Lumber Co. We handle coal in grades from 4,00 per ton up, to suit customers. C. II. Barlow.

For all kinds of Hardware call cn Georgs Hess. Ills prices cannot be beaten. A. 31. Reeves carries the finest line of watches, clocks and Je wiry in North western Kansas.

By fair dealing and good goods we hope to merit a share of your trade--Baker Bros. It will pay you to try us for choice beef. We kill only cornfed steers. Caywood. Country produce taken In exchange for groceries at Baker opposite Farileu ofiee.

You can't get better coal than tne "Robinson." Handled by Foster Lumber Co. A Second hand wind-mill for sale cheap. Euqnire at Reynold's art studio. The New Home, Domestic and Davis Sewing Machines, at the furniture store. The best kind of coal at the lowest market price, at the Chicago Lumber Yard.

Telephone orders for Coal promptlv filled at Chicago Lumber Yard. The Nox Conformist and the Fab- AFEa for 52 per year, payable in ad Tlie '-Vov-rox5 the H. paper puolisned in tne westTj vance, alliance and will give a full report of the doings of the Legislature daring the session. Call at our ofuce and give us your subscription. We are in receipt of the initial number of the IOWA T2IEUXF QUARTEBL.Y.

a variable addi-tic-n to- Economic Efornx Literature, issued by the iJwi Tribune Fab "r.r: Des Aloiiies. Iowa. The fir? number iff wisely- devoted almost ectireiy to the omnenil and mefeides speeches delivered ia thj XLYI Ccnzress by Hon. J. B- Wearer.

ad Hoc E. II. Gillette, of Iowa. Hon. Wl 3L Ljw- of Alabozsa.

aad Hon. Geo. W. Jones, cf Texas, a tae mene-y- question. The GarSeLd debate oa the Weaver Besoiutions.

Halpa of AmtKiat of Atcney m. CTIresuatiDa a tjx dose of Che ar and at tins pseB tiro, etc In ti.e course of the speeches, the retire Hc-netar Legi-iAtiog of trn eoontry is revjeredl with pioud eitaciocs: from the U. S. SiKietary Coeimis- sicm the anchorisies en Frn tini-t txus ami or.iyr Is sinsi-i te Use hands of everr- stotisic of this irioss izcoorvsst auetiHs Friee Scents. Ad Iowa.

Tribune Pub. Co I Indications are that Kansas farm Lmds will enjoy quite a booni this sprii-ir. not a speculative boom, but one brought on by a stealy influx of men who want good farms fur what they will produce. From all portions of the state comes the same story of land seekers. The fact that the present legislature Ls being run by and in the interrst of the farmers lias drawn the attention of the farming world to our state.

Winona Clipper. By reason of the intrusion of one of the C. K. N. officials upon the sanctity of one of its employes, or the intrusion of the em love upon the "God-given rights" of tlte official, (hard to tell which) the employe got so many days off or his impudence? in asserting his rights, just the same.

Another sttaw of evidence in favor of railroads being controlled and operated by the government for the benefit cf the people instead of corporation, or a small number of individuals. There is said to be a superstition among the railroad men that some engines are unlucky. In the late collision on the Rock Island one was the unlucky 436. It is considered to be a "Jonah" and some of the engineers vill not go on her. It Is a veritable man killer.

It killed a man at Stony Island, near Chicago: was the one that went through the bridge at li-mon. and killed engineer McCor-mick. It also killed a farmer near St. Joe and was recently In the wreck that caused the death of engineer Smith. It is reported that this engine has killed fourteen men.

Jennings Echo. Haeaiox. The Rock Moun tain News gives an account of tlw escape of Robert Harmon from Constable Hag-germ an of Grenada, while on Ids way with hun to Topeka. This time he jumped from the train while Haggerman was peacefully dreaming of the reward he was to receive. It will be remembered by our readers that this is the same hid who was arrested while in the act of robbing the Presley post office and who escaped from Deputy Sheriff John 31c-Cune and the TJ.

S. Marshal at Wallace Dec. 29. lSb9. McCune located Mm near Colorado Springs with the above results.

This is his third escape and John thinks Uncle Sam's men will hang to him yet. Bofn ToT. Schennerhom and wife, of Klink. Fehv 12th, a son. No doubt Cap.

never felt prouder or put on more dignity when forming his men in line in the army than he does now marching manfully during the still hours of ni.uht, lightly clad, but with brave and ciatious tread, to wait upon the young and wicked captain. His jrd hangs idly "gainst the wall and the Lent of the drum gives place to other mnsic to call the Captain from peaceful slumber to actual awful war. The old musket is laid aside, while soothing sjrup, pepermint and napkins form mumtions of war, fss lie shivering walks the floor to quiet the ever restless enemv. Verily "-what fools we mortals be." The house, in committee of the whole last nilit. recommended for passage.

the bill conferring on women the rig lit to vote at.d hold ofrice. The discussion, was heated, and the alliance orators repeated the speeches which they made during the campaign. Duncan, of Fun-kin, seems to aspire to be the Jerry Simpson of the House, fail: am dude, and I part my hair in ths middle." I favor taking women from the ranks of the idiots and imbeciles and allowing them to occupy the same rank as the gentlemen from The house re ported tavorc Iv oa the I -ill submitted bv the committee on irrigation. The bill is taken from the Colorado law and is a substitute for the- many bills referred to the committee. Ii.

C. Star. From the Litest available statistics we learn that during the year ending June 30, over 2.000 railroad employes were killed in service and over 20,000 were injured. It is a reproach to our civilization that any class of American workmen should, in the pursuit of a necessary and useful avocation, be; subjected to a peril of life and limb as great as that of a soldier in time of war. Of all the laws to benefit and protect our laboring people not one deserves the co-operation of the friends of the laborer more than the following bill recently introduced by Mr.

Flower of New York. A BILL REGULATING RAILWAY APPLIANCES. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America In Congress assembled that all persons and corporations operating any line or lines of railway by steam power in any state or territory of the United States shall, after the first day of November, one thousand eight hundred and nine tv -two. equip all 01 their own engines and freight cars run and used in freight trains, or other trains, in any state ot territory of the TJuited States, with an automatic coupler, the same to couple and uncouple automatically without the necessity of having a person to guide the link, lift the pin by band, or go between the end of the cars, and with automatic air-brakes; and it shall be unlawful after that date to run or operate in any state or territory of the United States any freight cars belonging to such person, or corf ration without having the same equipped with the appliances above mentioned; provided that it shall be lawful in case of accident, or oiher emergency, to temporarily dispense with the use suchr appliances. Sec.

2. In special cases the Interstate Railroad Commissioners may extend the time for compliance with this act for a period not to exceed one year. Sec. 3. Any persoa or corporation operating aline of railway by steam in any state cr territory who shall fad or neglect to comply with the- provi-Ion of this act, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and.

on conviction, shall be punishetl by a fine of live hundred dollars for each orfense; provided, that the etnpdoyes shall not be deemed guilty or subject to punishmeiit under this act. Ezvrroa Faraies I was requested to write an item, for your- paper. I will say that the farmers in the vicinity of Pleasant View school house, on section 30-9-39. met pursuant to ealt on Friday 13th. and organized the The following officers were elected for the remainder of the term: President.

Wm. Flynn. Ice President, Aaron Wells. Secretary, SL Hill man. Treasurer, A.

J. Price. This is what used to be the l'tU mo-key Alliance, disbanded just pryor to th last election, wfcieli fact r- oaLIIshed MrL a witii voa in the fisht for fcumanirr. .77 TTf Organtzeor 2d Con, ifer. itT.

COXTEST XOTICES. TIMBER CULTURE NOTICE. Alias No. 1X00. U.

S. Land GiEee. Oberlin. Kansas. January 1VJI Complaint having heen enu-rvd 2 this otEee ty Wesley Keifer, Siiin-t Emniv-t McCTuskry failure to com Dty law to timN-f-cultcrv ertrv No April ILtfl.

Iv7. upon the T- l4'. ami section i. townsLip latucs? 27 w. in Sherman county.

Kansas, "ith a view the cancellation of er.try: ci-ntt-stant that sail Eniiuc-tt McCluskry has wUiiy failed to plant five acres of said "tract or anV otaer amount to trees, tree seeil. nars or ent-tinss during tl-e third year after makioz said entrv. or between AttiI II. l'i. and April 11.

liSOi and that said failure exists at the present time. The said parties are herebv summoned to arrear at tLis otrii-e on the 13th dav March, as 1) o'clovSs A. to resp.nd and furnish testimony eoticeminqr said failure. AxrEEsus, G. L.

CiLTiax. Attorney. First pubhca.ri arrusryith. 121. Olrl No 10273.

U. 5. La Off. 0 Oht rlia, Kansas. -January 27.

"Vt. Complaint hsvirc t-eea enteretl it office by Joseph Wuiktr. the heirs and legaTrepres-nfatlves of Cassias Bru-xa for abacdoein homcst ad entrv No. 13472, Cated ALreh 7," IT.V.). npon the ast quarter, section 12.

townsMp 7s. Sherman county. Kansas, with a view to the cancellation of said entry, alleging that said defendants have wholly ia.k-dn-ra period of one year Ia-t pat. cultivate. fen-e or make any improvements whatevi-r -a this said tract of laud.

Affiant futher state that said tract has been wholly abandoned by the Irgal heirs and n. resentatfves C. BruwTi deceased. that, thev have Let nor eaas. to a sinIt acre of said land sir-ce datu- of said entry, aad that such failure estsrs at this date, viz: Jau-nary 24th.

1-1. Tne said rarties are herehy ctuiimoned fcj appear at ti.is otSve on the 'Jth day of April, lvl.d at a to re-pon and furnish testimony concernimr said aliened abandonment. The testimony in tTi- aln)T case will be taken before Hoyt Andrew, a Notary PuWie at his office in Geiodlaiid. Kansas oa April irt. 1S01, at 10 o'el K-k.

a in. Crur's Axdebsox, Register. G. L. Calvert.

Aforuev. publication 1391. ALIAS NOTICE. Alias No. 10251, U.

S. Ltn.1 OOlce. Kac-as, Feb. 2nd, iv.d.. CompLtint baring beeu eusertd at this ofat-e by BriK.ks Irione George 31.

Caldwell, for abandoning his Homestead Entrv No. 1:3477, daed March 9. IstO, upon the S. W. section ij.

township 8 rang-i 2i in Sherman county. Kansas, all srifg that the said Geonre 31" Caldwell has never established a legal residence- upon said tract at any time since making said entry: that th said G-orge -iLCal dwell does not keep any of Lis valuable house-hold effects upon said tract, aad has never maintained a residence upon said tract and has only made oceusioual visits to said land sirce making sai entry with a vLw to the cancellation of said cetry. The said parties ar her-fy sumcr n-d to appear at this oili'te the Pita day of March. at 10 o'clock to resjmd and furnish testimony eoLK-ernlig said a 1- ged Testimny in casewhT In' rak-kea before Iloyt Andrews, a Nota-ry Public at bis otiice Kansas, ou 3Iarch 10th, ISSI, at IOo'cI. -ck p.

m. Ctkfs Axdsssos, Eegistet. G. L. Calveut, Att irncy.

ALIAS NOTICE. No 10263. Lund OUier. ObrIin. Kan.

January Oun, IrsiJl. CornpTaiat having Ieen entered at this office by George K. Bmr.gardaer, against J. M. Baker, for abandoning his Honv-sttad eatry No fo73, dated October bJdu 1SS5.

cpou the Torti-west l. seetiou 22. town-hip 7 s. range 39 w. in rmau cr.cnty.

Kansas, aileguig abaaiormchf. of rsi-U-nee- froin the tract; Eon-cultivation and lack of settlement on the tract, and that theerendant has never estabhshi resik u-e on sail Lin.L and there has rh oeaaav ir.iprovemea3 raib on said land wLat-t-ver. with a to tlie cancellation of said eatry, the paries are hereby suuimoud to appear at Ihis -Ifiee tin the i3th day of 3Iarch. at 10 o'dk a to respond and furnish testimony coacttruing tail alleged abandonmeut. Ii; G.

1. Calvert. Art ruey. First pubiieatioa February 5th. "91.

iter. LEGAL NOTICES First publieafoa February "th. ltd. Notice to Jioii-itesi dent Z)ef indents. Ia the District Cou-t of the state of Kansas in and for Sa cimty.

The Anglo-American Land Mortgage and Agency Conq any vs. a corporation. PiaintiS5, Charles Halk V. Hall. A.

E. Cidy. II Cook. Carr.pbeii, J. A Dillings.

aad llA rt rlaih Defendants, To A E. Ca.lv, Fl. L. O. Camp be J.

A. Biking- and liobert HalL, defendant ia the above entit'ed eau.se You are hereby r.otined that you lave been su: by the plain ritf in the afxre entitled in the District Court of the state of Kansas, in and for Sherman count v. and that ou or before the 21st day of 3Iarch, A. n. iv.i.

you must answer the petition of the plaiutLiT. oa file in the office- of the Clerk of said District Court, in which the platntiu' asks that a judgment be rendered by the C.urt foret-ising a sriTen the defenLuits Charles Hail and Minrde V. ilalh the Lombard Investment Company and now fiwned by the plaintiif upon the foliowixrg decriiil real property in the eouaty of Sherman, and State cf Kansas to-wit: The south-east quarter of sectioa twenty-nine, g.Jj in township six, Siwti of range forty -two. 42j of ihtt sixth principal medirian. tii-t the equity of redemption of eaeh and ail of the defendants named in the titieof -aid cause ia aad to premises be forever fcarrel and fcrecijseii; that any rixhs, title, lien or interest owneI or claiir.e'i by you.

or either of you. iu or to said premise. ba.j:iirrl to be jafiir aad inferior to thr piaintgf mortgage lien threoa and that saiu iands fc-e stAi pay the indebtedness by said mortgage. You are heriby further nothied that, if you fail to answer said petitiijn oa or bri-ra- the day fcereiEbe'ore sratoL the facta and ailegauous cor.taineI ia said petition wiH be taken as ti and Jainaeat ren.irrcd as therein r-raved I Erin. Attemev Pi'tf true cr.

Attest: Pitocros. Clerk of tlte Lis trie Court La-wan Co. Kans. PUBLICATION NOTICE. State cf Eansasy i Ira the IL-tru-t Sherraasi County.

ftr sai-i Coaatyr E- Knight an 1 W. 3rown Plamtis, vs. Gecrge D. Umphrey. niart.

Sail defen-Lmt George D. Umphrey will Lake notice that he has been ued ia the above named Court upc for att.mev 'r services rendered by sai i piaintufs for said aerenoant 1 the petrao filed tneiexa said plain-1 jjff febo-a-kS. Atr.jraey Plainti pubiicaticiiFet: 5rk, "1, on or oexor- the l'tn dar ot Marc a. A. I.

or said ueririon wfil be taken as tree. Md Jatoect for plaintiJ in said aetl.ja f-r One J'lKT Attest, .7 i State of Kar.s.is. Sit-naaa Cubc'J. i (feorge Englehart, et at, PLoiutiil v. Vi.da Umplr y.

LX fendant, By virtue ot an ex to me directed and dcliverevl. issiu-d mt if the Judieiai Dis-triet Court ihe State of Kin-as. sitt cg ia aad Sherman cauaty. in j-id State, I wjl, en Sataniav, 3Iarch 2 1st, A 1S01. tffS'iD the Luurs -r I) oVI--k.

a and 4 ocI nu of -id day, at the Court Huse d. Li ia the c-ouuty aud State oiler at puilfe sale axid" tae for i a hand, a'l thf rirht. inttrvst of tr.e aove-ram-d in. and t- the f-Xowirg described real estate prt pert to-wit The ea- t-hilf -f the rth-west quarter of No'eighbt-n. 1 in t.wn.-hip No eight.

south of tange No thirty-nine. 39; Eighty acres of land, situated La SLemiaa Kansas saia n-pt rty oc, anl to tie as Ui: prop rty tc a jove-na m-u aermcfcint. SHEAUES, Sheriff of Shermaa County. Dated at my ofMre ia Gi Midland. Kansas, this lt-th-day of "February, 1WL First Puelicatioa Feoy.

Ii. SHERIFFS SALE. In Distrht Court of the 34th JuLicial Dis-trit-r. sitting i.i aad for the eoaatr of Sherman, i.t the State of Kansas: The Iowa 3Iorgige PLuntifL vs Wuuaui D0.I.K Defenda-t, Bv virtue of an order of sale issued to me, ut of Court, in the above entitled action. I will on Saturday, A D.

1S91. At 1 o'clock m. of said day, at the east front d'-xrof Il-nise. fa the city of Go 1-laink in the -ourity of in the Stiite of Kansas, offer at pubKc sale, aub to the high-st an i b- st bilhr. for cash la hand, all tu- fo'lowing desj-rib-l reale-tat.

to-wit: The quarter. () jf seetion No thirty-two. tf2) in town No six. (j range No thirty-scvea. i't7i west of ('th lying and sirunte in the county of Shennan, in the State of Kansas.

The above d- s-'rill real estate is taken as the rty of said defendant and is direr-ted by said order of sale to be soid. and will be without appraise meet, to satisfy said order of Shearer. ShrrtfT of Sherman. County. ar my otiice ia Gsiodlaud, Kansas, this tlith iLiv of 'Januarv.

I-i)l. SHERIFF'S SALE. In the District O.urt of the Judicial District, sitting for the county of Sherman, in the ot Kansas: Io 4 Company, PlainttS, vs Henry Daily andst l'sta D.iily, EK'fendant. By virtue of an Sale, issu to me, out of said District Court, iu the ahove action, I wilL ou Saturday, 3Inreu Tth, A. ISO I.

At I o'clock, m. of said ilay. at the fnnt door of the Court iu the city of Gd-hmri. in the unty of Nitnnaa. iu the State of Kansas, nfi-r at public and sdl to the highest and best bidder, for ea-k in Land, all the following djscriNil real estate, fv-wit: The nerth-west quarter sectfen No thirty -two, township No six, (6) rarge No.

thirty-eight. west of Jth in: lying and situate ia tne cjunty of Sherman, and state of Kansas- The aNve (Teseribl real estate i taken as the property of said defendant aud is Hincte! by said onu-r of sale to be sol-L and will le sdd without arprai-mEct, to satisfy said order of sale. .1 SniAnra. Sb( of Sh nuaa county. I at my oui in GrxxILuid, tLL-g4th day of Jiiiuarv, ISbL Jau-2t SHERIFFS SALE.

In the District Court of the Judicial District, sit'ing in and for I he County of Sherman, in the State of Kansas: Norman F. Thorn ps. Plaintiff, Vs. Leconte rris, et ah, Deft. Ey virtue of an onierof Sale issued tome, out sail District Court, ia the abve entitled action, I wilL on Saturday, 3Iarch Tth, A.

D. 18tI. At I oe'o P. of said day. at the east front ihxir of the Court House, iu the City of Milan.

I. in tLe count; of Sherman, in" the State of Kansas, offer at public sale, and sell to the highest acd best biuier, for ea-h in Land, all The following real esfate. t-s-wit: Th of the south-wet quarter (') of seitiou Noeightten and the north half of the north-west quarter of section No ninttfo in township No. seven (7) south of range No tbfrty-cine :r.O, west ot the p. m.iying and sitaated in the cjunty of Sherman, ia the state of Kansas.

The i estate i taken as the property of said defandant. and Li dir-et- ei oy saiu uriffor sou. an srd without sa-Jfv wiU said onlerot snlf J. E. Shearer.

Shtn'i Marcc- Bit'iTT, Aec-rnev First publication January 25thT l-GI. SHERIFFS SALL. Ia thf DLt. iet Court of the 34th Judi. ial District, sitting in and for the county of Sherman, in the state of Kansas L-w Darrow, Plaintiff, vs Cnlvir Broker and Crmj any, et aL Defn'L By virtue of anordrrof sale L-(iuerI to ci.

out of said District Court, in the aiiove entitled action. I will, oa Saturday, March Tth, A 1S9I. At I o'click rn. of said day, at tite cast do of the Court House. theiry of Good-LiUii.

ia the county of Shermam in th state of Kansas. at pu'di- sal. and the hiirhest ami fsi bLid-r. fur cash in hand, all the followi-g des-rin-d rial estate. t-wit: The quarter, () e-ion No Fourter-n.

'14) In No tight socth of rang-i No forty. 40 west tf f'th cl, lying and situate in th county of Sherman, "and state of The abfve I-scrfbeI ral estate is taken a the property of -aid defendant, and is directed bv said order of sale to be- s. -Jd. and be -mAl witnoat apiTsiscment, t-sat sale. fy said crltrof SiTE.iMH.

Shriu" of 5h-rmai cou.ntT. Dated at my Office in Cioodlind. Kan-as. this 34th flav of January. IsOL 3Liiicr3 Browx.

Attornev. Jan-2! SHERIFFS SALE. In te Dl-trict Cat of the 34th Jmliselal District, sitting in aud for tiie County of Sherman, In the State of Kansas; LysandcT Warren. Plaigthf, vs. Wm.

II ami Marv A. Hiwro. By virtue of an orvl--r SuL? issiii ti m. put "of said Distriet Court, in ths above entitled aetion. wilL on Saturday, March Tth, A.

D. 1S9I. At I o'clock, xa. of -lav. at th east front t.f the Court H'jose.

iatt CTy of GodLad. in the county of Sherman. in the Stat of Kansas, otler at turae aaa sell ti for cash in hand, all real estate to wit: onart The quarter. rjt seetion J- B. SHFARza.

of Skcrmaa Co. Dated it et ofSee La Goo ilac this 24rh dav cf January, li-Jl Jan-i" SHERIFFS SALE. In the Dh-trict Court of the 34th Judicial Dis-tnt. sitting and for the county cf Shx-r-man. Stare of Kansas.

The Iowa Mortgage PT2, vs John Bussing, and ESa DeTtr Bv virtu of le order wf Sale issued to tne, out "of sail District Court, in the above entil-hd action. I will, on Saturday, March Tth, A IS01. At 1 o'cl- ck nu rf day. at the ea.t nnt dor th- Court Hou-i. in'the city of land, in the cunty t.f Sherman, in th ite Kansas, offer at'putiie sal.

and 9il tT te hiirh st anl be. for -xsh ia hand, all -fthe- follow in desenhed real estate. to- it The ntrta-west qaarttT. i1) of eecuon a eleven. (II) in towLsbir No six.

range No thirtv-nine, (3U) wer t. 6th. lyin and Kt-u ate "in the CvJunty tf Sheunan in the Stattf Kansas. The above dttseri'ed n-al estate is taken a the properfvof said di-feuuact and i direvtel by said orJer of fal- to be and wtl bv with- cut appraLcnwat, ti satisfy sai order of ale. JBSaEARER.

Sl erLfLof Sherman county DiV-1 at niv in loodlmil, Kn- thi34th day of January. Jan-2v In tie Uiatrict Ccurt Within and for the county cf Sherman, In the State of Kansas Frederick Burnet, Ft.iisti.T, vs. IlrrryC. Bugler, LnrreHa BusIt fhis wlfe.J William iiowtrs, tin' American Lan Trust Company, Defendant Henry C. Busier an I LureMa, his wife.

WiI2-iani B.iwfrsar.1 the Am rieaa Lun andTru: Com; Aay will taki-notice that the aiJ Fredrick pl.tintlif. did. on the 7tu day i February. sle his petition la ai.l District Court, within and fur the county of Sherman, in the State of Kansas, ag-dust you. and that yMi must answer t-tiiionSIedamfo on or tx-fore the 6th.

ilay of April. Isftl, said petition will taken as true, and a ment r-nderetl in s-sid action. aid te-fendant, Henrv Busier, and Lam-Ida Busier, bis wife, for the f)f Seventi'en and S-ltO Dollars ith interest tkeri oa at the rat: 13 per cent, per aunmn from the 1st day of SVi-tc. nber. an i fr the further sum" ct st- of suit: and a further judgment against said Hi nry Eus'tr, Lurreida i-U r.

Lis wife, an fur th-' foreclosure of a cer.aia mortgage upjn the following described rval-eate. to-wit: The qaartrr qr.j of stwffon fourteen Iu township line uth-of rai'ire f-j-ty-tne (41! wear. and situated the county of Shenr.an, la the St.tre of Kansas, arid aciju Igiog that said plaictiif has lien on ai-l premi--s, to th amount for which ju'Igmeut will taken as al said, and 0r.kn.5cr sai premises to le sold with appraisem-'nr. the j.T-eeiba' pTietito jf tiie amocnt due plaintiff, and costs suit, and forever Iirrin and for. closimr srtid de.Vudants.

Ileury Bus-" I. an Lam 11a Cosl-r, WioLim "Bowers, th'ir h- irs, executor, and aLuinistrat -n. aai each of them. aadfuua all right title, cat-, Later-sr. proper' and equity of rletuptionT in or -aid pm tisr.

or any part thereof. DateI at Kdlau Kin-is, this Till day of February, 1VJI. IfuTT ASnREV. Attorney fur Pl.iinthT.- Attest ti Cle-k. In tie District Ccurt Wirhia and for the county of Sherman, In th State of Kari-ias.

Burnett, Pub rt ToITy, Julia" A Tolly. Ttl The Ani' rieaa Loan ig Trg.t Comr-tnr. Rob rt Tt ly. Julia A Tolly, the Aireri. a Trusr Co.r.pr.y will tak ri-e that the said Frederick Burnett plair.tifL did.

on the 7th hrr of Ft-iniury. IS I. tii Li- p-titka in said ii-tri-t Court, within and fur th- i Sii-rmaa. i th- State tit Kansa. agsiu-t voa.

aad that voa must ai.swer said as aforeai I on before the 0th lar April, or sai i will tiJven a true, and a judgment rendered in aiti sai 1 ib-feruUnt. Robert Tollv an Jalii A Toliv. for th uniof Fi'ti-n and D'lLir. with irjteret at the ra'e of Id -iit. per annum th.

August. I and the further sum of 15 rVV with interest at the rate of 10 pT cen. ptrr an nam fn the tLtyof February, 1I. an I the further sum of eo--t 1 suit; and a further judgment against said defecdar.ts rt ToLiy and Julia A Tolly, and for the re-et -ure of a eertaiw mortgage urton the following described estate, --wit; The north-fast quarter qr.) of section twenty-four 24 in township -ix suth of range forty-tine 41 w-t, ia si.rrnn county Kaasas. containing acres, Iyiag and situated ia tile e.

of Sherman. In the Start nf Kausas.and ail judging that theaiil piaalifl bos lien on said premiss, to the imoatt fir rtua julgmrnt wiii taken aforeai-L and said premises to be with and tie prceeL anciietl to tU -a mcr of amount due phiiatiif and ct of suit, aadf'rever harring and forecloinz said d- -fondant. E.Art Tollv and Juiia A heir exec utor an almiat-ra-r. fi 1 each, of them, cf acd frra all right. tate, interest.

trpertv. and -quity cf redemption, in or to said premb or any part Datel at tKilan Kansas, this 7th day of. Februarr. 1-iit- ii'jxx Ayia-w, Ait'cy for Pl'tfL- Attetj vv" II Prtx tor, Clerk. Fir-t publi'-ation Feb 12th.

K-I. La tlie Eivtrfct Cc-art Wlthit! and the County of Sherman, in th-i-Stte if Kansas. Fred, rick Burnett, Plaintiff, vs. Vicor Anderfn. ani Anderson, hij wife.

Alf-t-tl and Broian his wife, and the American Loan Trust CotnoaET. Dtfendant, it-tor Anders anil Antlersoa Ms- Broat wife. Alfred Bnmia anil- (hi wife), and the Arr.ericin I an tfe Trust Comparr win tak notice that the aid Frfd-eri'-kJ Bameth. -isi-tiiT- diiL on the 7th daw of Fetrt-uary. IKjL hi in aid Dis--tn.

within and for th countv Sb-r-man, it the Stits of Kansas." gnin-t and that must answer said r-trf01 filed a af--resaid on cr lrm the ethdar of" April, IsM. or said petition will be tak'-n as true, and a. juitrHx-nt rea-Iend ia said aetion against said de'mfaat. VfctiT Adersf. Acilerstm (his wife.) for the sum of seventeen ami 5iM) with Lutertirt thereon at the rate of 10 r-r cent per annum from the 1st dar of Jalv arsd i-r the further surr with Iflteresx thereon at the rt? of xr eect y-r tniwm from January l.l-La.n i fGrthe further snm rf csts t.f suit: and a urth-r jusigment against sal I tiefmdant.

Vkrt A Antirrsr.n. (ti wife), and f.th- foreclosure of a certaia Kiortg-tge the fikWingd.scribri real es ta. to wit: The ith-ea -t ouarti-r, RE qr. of twenty-thrve Si fim inwnahi? six, ntJiof range thirty-r-ui-. west.

Iticg and sit uatei iw the county of sLrnnan. ia the state of Kan sas. and ai-iiuilging that the said rfcuatiT has lien ra said premises. tj the armxinT fo-tr whieht judgment will be afofesaii. ami cr ilemig- preuiisrs lt M-ht witn apf-rais meat, aad the prjceeds ar cl-1 to th? pavmenr of the aniount due plaintm aad ctsts fi stilt, and forever barring an.1 forthfing szlxi.

defen Attest: 'V Pic A tor, tlerk- A "li i. -'idacts. ljr Ami--J Anderson. XVZlV This Aifri Btr.oaa. Br-jmat "-l Tl fhis tieir heirs and titors and The above deI real estate is taken as llT '11 iff JTiC ZoZZ' -tt apraSi to sxV I 7 ELrst Puliii.ariii Fet.