The Sheridan County Democrat from Hoxie, Kansas • 1

Sheridan The County emoerat Hoxie, Sheridan County, Kansas, August 5, 1893. Vol. 2. (No. 15.

M. A. Chambers, Normal, Institute, The Sheridan county Institute as- Mclvin Yates left last Saturday night to pass away the Sabbath in Oakley with his best girl, and from there lie will continue on his Journey to Chicago and visit the World's fair. Committeemen Attention I The central committee of the party of Sheridan county is called to meet in Hoxie, on Saturday, August 51 A full attendance Oow Ciiips vs. Champagne.

It was our Intention to give ti complete rt'iMirt of Weaver's speech as possible, but on looking over our reporter's notes, we found the following Ui'tnbled at the high school building I I 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 i 11 VI I i I lathis city on Monday morning by forty-four "bright looking young gentlemen and ladies in the room. The rv.irnnrrinih nnii cnnrl ndeil luck: the of the committee is desired. The new postmaster under this whole business out. The paragraph I 1l C. Decker.

John Maxwell. administration, at Hoxie, claims to Secretary, Chairman. HOXIE, KAS. All business ana correspondence prompt-ly attended to. -1 i.

i M. E. THORPE, be a democrat, but as one casts his eye over the reocnflon room of the post oil! cc and sees two of ex-Presi dent Harrison's pictures, It looks as First publication July WX PUBLICATION NOTICE. IN the District Court within and forthecouu-ty of Sheridan in the State of Kansas. A err I I I l.rl ,4 III -Hill I number registered more in attendance on the first day than on the first day last year, ami there was no panic as the hard dollars jtoured in upon the treasurer.

The Institute will be in session four weeks, and Profs. Johnson and Weltner will spare neither time or labor In helping the students to perform their arduous duties The following are the names of those in attendance up to Friday morning: Julia Martin, Mrs. W. A. Creasler, Kosabella Kroetch, II.

Cheney, Lawrence McCartney, Myra Carletou, William L. Kelsey, Plaintiff, vs. Miua H. McCrory, Thomas H. llorlaud, Lulali D.

Borland, and The Iowa Mortage Company, Defendants. referred to runs something like this: "My dear friends and brethren, I extend my most heartfelt gratitude and grateful thanks for those twenty-five large fat silver dollars you have contributed to me this day, anil 1 promise you while sitting with my wife by our hard coal burner, or drinking champagne at my club, that I will let memory with fond remembrance drift back to the chumps who are dragging sacks over a treeless prairie gathering cow chips to temper the blizzards Icy breath." We are at a loss to know if our, reporter heard aright or not, and as there are a great many stories equally as hard, we have concluded not to use his report. Rawlins Co. Democrat. Mrs, Lizzie Teeter.

Mary Decker, ir things were somewhat mixed politically. We are pained to tell it, hut It Is a probable fact that E. Campbell of Colby, committed suicide at Hennessey, Oklahoma, last, week. He was a talented lawyer, had good practice ami was holding a lucrative position with the Rock Island. It Is presumed that domestic affairs and bad whisky was the main cause of his sad demise.

W. C. Haines, the garden truck man of Skelton, was In the city on Wednesday. Herald the heavy rain sometime ago washed away a good portion of his early stuff, but will have plenty of all kinds tin the market soon. William is a thorough-bred' democrat and would like to see a democratic ticket out this fall so ho can cast a vote.

Justice of the Peace and collections ms.de. Office in No. 84. Hoxie Kans A. D.

Urquliart, All Law and Land Business promptly at-tended to, Pensions; back pay and bounty claims prosecuted with diligence and dispatch, corres-pondeuce solicited. Hoxie, Kansas. TULLY SCOTT, ATT AT LAW, Oberlin, Kansas. Office over Bank of Oberlin. All kind of land and Law business transacted.

Practice before all the courts and uuura Miaw, Lillie Shaw, Amelia Hansen, Mary SulTecool, Cecil Whitiugton, Elbe Pope, Lena J. Warner. Clara Weist, C. D. Welst, A.

E. Freeman, Jennie Freeman, Minnie Miner, John W. Schlicher, Elmer Deupree, Emma Stuart, J. y. Morris, Lillian Criswcll, Mrs.

S. White, Grace Lynch, O. E. Coleman. Nellie Robinson.

May Owen, Ada Owen, lCmma Denison, Kffie Denison, Nellie Woolley, Cassia Wiggins, Ora McClellan, Cora McClellan, Nellie Winslow, Homer Patterson, Minnie Kowllnsou, Ella Chance. Emma Chance, W. 11. Couard, J. H.

Con aril, EBiher Conard, Lizzie E. Mosier, Ada Keed, Phcbe E. Davidson, Kloreuce Hedge, Winona Douglas, Mina H. McCrory, Thomas H. Borland, Lu-lali 1).

Borland and The Iowa Mortgage company will take notice that the said William L. Kelsey, plaintiff, did, on the 2jd day of July, lS'M, tile his petition in said District Court, within and for the county of Sheridan In the Mate of Kansas, against the said defendants last above named, and that the said Miua II. McCrory, Thomas II. Borland, Lulah D. Borland and The Iowa Mortgage company must answer said petition tiled as aforesaid, on or before the IJtb day of September, iX'KX, or said petition will be taken as true, and a judgment rendered in said action against said defendants II.

McCrory and Thomas H. Borland for the sum of Five hundred dollars, with interest thereon at the rate of 13 per cent, per annum from the 1st day of September, IN'Hl; and for the further sum of iM.KS with interest thereon at the rale of 12 per cent per annum from the 10th day of June, lfi'M, for taxes paid, and for exchange and for costs of stiit and a further judgment against said defendants Miua H. McCrory, Thomas II. Borland, Lulah 1). Borland and The Iowa Mortgage company for the foreclosure of a certain mortgage upon the following described real estate, to-wit: The east half of the southwest quarter () and the west half (H) of the southeast quarter (H) of section eight (8) In township six ((.) south of ranure twenty-six (20) west of the Mh p.m., In Kansas, lying- and situated in the Senator Martin on Live Issues.

It is my opinion that the coming extra session will be ay very exciting one perhaps an angry one. Many diverse elements are coming together and there will be necessarily some friction before they can be harmonized. When the government made a commodity of silver, as it did under the Sherman law, silver was discredited. That was wrong of the law. The second clause of that law, which seeks to maintain the two metals on some sort of parity, is all right and congress may not be in favor of an unconditional repeal of that portion.

Secretary Foster gave a gold basis construction to the, Sherman law which is not warranted by the terms of the law itself, and Secretary Carlisle has followed Secretary Foster In this error. There has always been a First publication Aug. 1S93. PUBLICATION NOTICE. IN the District Conrt within and forthecoun ty of Sheridan in the state of Kansas.

county of Sheridan in the state of Kansas, and adjudging that said plaintiff has the lirst lieu oil said premises, to the union nt tor which judgment will be taken as aforesaid, and or C. C.Buckley, Plaintiff, vs. James B. Smith, Betsey Smith, M. Bowen.

Anton Myers, Lillie Myers, Edward Holm, Emily Bohn and The Iowa Mortgage company, Defendants. dering said premises to be sold without appraisement, and the proceeds applied to the payment of the amount dun 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 equity of redemption, in or to said premises, or any part thereof, M. E. THORPE, R. LUCAS SftERIDAN COUNTY, Papers and Matrimonial James B.

Smith, Betsey Smith M. Bowen, Anton Myers, Lillie Myers, Edward Bohn, Emily Bohn, The Iowa Mortgage company will nikliee that the said C. C. liucklev. nlain.

skal. Attorney for Plaintiff. J.H. Pattbrhon, Clerk. 1414 tiff, did, on the 2d day of August, H')2, file bis Attest: petition in said district court, within and for Notice No.

24370. strong gold Influence around congress. Nearly, every President has been a gold man. President Harrison was one and President Cleveland is another. Usability should regulate the stand me county ui ouerman in me nuub ui ivansas, against the said defendants above named, and that all and each of the above named defendants must answer said petition filed as aforesaid, on or before the luth day or September, 1H93, or said petition will be taken as true, and a judgment rendered in said action against said defendants James B.

Smith and lietsev Jinots a specialty. D. M. FREEMAN, Practicing Physician. Office: In the Little Gem, opposite'the Commercial House, ITOXIE, KANSAS.

If I Should buy a bill Smith for the sum of Five hundred and fifty ard of money. UOliaiN, Willi UlUUCni IIICICUH ill IIIU 1UIKU1 111 per cent per annum from the 1st day of Decern of goods in New York or a farm in Kansas I can pay the seller in either cold or silver, dollar for dollar. A It Onm Goldi.CouRhaJlor Throat, Cronp.Influen ta, Vboopini Cough, Bronchitis anil Aithma, A certain euro for Cunnunqition in nut ilagoi, and aura rolief In advanosil itnffns. at onc. You will soatha excellent alioct afW tnhmr tba first dniin.

Bold by dVnlnra averywbtra.O Larg bottle 60 sent and $1.00. Land Oflice at Oberlin, Kansas, July 10, 1893. 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 proof will be made before the Probate Judge and Ex-Olliclo clerk of the Probate court of Sheridan county, at Hoxie, Kansas, on August 31, 1893, viz: Elliott L. Cumminos, H. E.

No, 13,990 for the south weit quarter section 9, town 7 south of range 29 west, lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said laud, viz; McDowell D. Denison, of Sclden, Kansss. Henry Oelke, of John Schlicher, of Hoxie, Henry II. Elerding, of 1316 Cyrus Anderson, Register. Gkover Walker, T.

M. Walker, Cashier President. v1 Tha Shsriian County Sank GOD'S GIFT ber, 1891, and for exchange and for costs of suit: and a further judgment against all of the above named defendants for the foreclosure of a certain mortg-ae upon the following described real estate, to-wit: The northeast quarter of section number thirty-two (32) in township number nine (9) south of a litre number twenty-eight west of the 6th p. lying and situated in the county of Sheridan in the state of Kansas, and adjudging that said plaintiff has the lirst linn on said premises, to tiie amount for which judgment will be taken as aforesaid, and ordering said premises to be sold without appraisement, and the proceeds applied to the payment of the amouut 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 equity of redemption, in or to said premises, or any part thereof. M.

E. THOKPE, Iseal. Attorney for Plaintiff. Attest: J. H.

Patterson, Clerk. 15t4. ElectricitY Buys and Sells Eastern Exchange. Makes Short Time Loans and doc a general Banking Business. Your business solicited.

NATURE'S OWN RRMEDY. I1F.MVKKKD ANVWHP.KK HV MAIL OK KXI'RKMM, the oiiMeisl frank CURES OTHERS thousand dollars in silver, if offered, will be just as readily taken as a thousand dollars In gold. That usability in silver establishes its working and practical value and is worth all the theories that may be woven about It. In this practical case the silver dollar is worth just as much as the dollar. And so it should be in this country.

If I had my way about it I would "sweep away every vestige of English regulation of our currency. I would have the American system jn money and in everything else We arc big enough the greatest trading nation on the globe to have our own monetary system. There are powers to co-operate with us if the European powers do not. To the south of us Is Mexico, a great silver trading nation, and then there are the South American countries. They want what we make and we want what they raise.

They are all silver trading countries. I am for America asserting itself and having something definite to say for itself in establishing a monetary standard. WHY NOT YOU. Notice No, 4,833. Laud Oflice at Oberlin, Kansas, I June 19, 1892.

Notice Is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final prool in support of his claim, asd that said proof will be made before the Probate Judge and Ex-Officio clerk of the Probate court of Sheridan county, at Hoxie, Kansas, on August SUi, 1893, viz: John Owvnn, II. E. No. 12,574, for the southwest quarter of section 30, town 8 south range 29 west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Henry Patlerson, Hiram Peters, Little T.

Edwards, Albert N. Long, all of Heguin, Kan. saw. 9t6 Cyrus Anderson, Register. Hoxie, Kansas.

Individual responsibility over $100,000. E. WOOD WORTH, President J. M. WOODWORTH, Cashier.

S. C. DAVIS, Asst. Cashier. Notice, No, 24,416.

Land Office at Oberlin, Kansas, July 31, 1893. Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler haF filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of the District court of Sheridan county, at Hoxie, Kansas, on September 19, 1893, viz: Akmstead S. Cahtkk, H. E. No.

12,737, for the northwest quarter of section 23, town 7 south range 30 west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Louis S. Bardwell, of Kexford, Kansas. Newton B. Frost, of Levi S.

Meeks, of J. T. Patterson, of 15tG Cyrun Anderson, Register. Trie B. B.

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S. Land Office, Oberlin, Kansas, 1 No. June 11052 Complaint having been entered at this office by Sarah E. Force against Ora M. Oallogly forabandoning his Homestead Entry No.

129., dated April 15, 18M8, upon the southwest quarter section 8, township 9 south of range 2H west in Sheridan county, Kansas. That the said Ora M. (iallogly has wholly abandoned said tract, that he has changed his residence therefrom for more than six months since making said entrv, that said tract is not settled upon and cultivated by said party as required by law. That no house was ever built on said land. That no cultivation or plowing of any kind has ever been done on said land since the entry thereof.

With a view to the cancellation of said entry, the said parties are hereby aiini-Kuminoncd to appear at this ollice on the 24lh day of August, 1893, at 10 o'clock a. to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abndonment. 1H4 Cyrus Anderson, Register. For Sale! Notice, To all those who favor the free coinage of silver, you are requested to meet us in Hoxie at Alliance hall, August 5th, 1893, for the purpose of adopting appropriate resolutions to be sent to our congressmen and senators. John Maxwell, 15.

C. Decker, Sec'y. Ch'n. nisiii Notice No. 24,417.

Land Office at Oberlin, Kansas, July 12th, 1893. 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 proof will be jnade before the Clerk of the District court of county, at Hoxie, Kansas, on September 19, 1893, viz: John W. Housp.k, II. E. No.

for the east 14, southeast and northeast section 22, town 9 south range west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Theodore Moellering, of Hoxie, Kansas. Louis B. Patmon, of Oscar Baker, of J. M.

Woodwortb, of lStfi Cyrun Anderson, Register Subscribe for the Democrat. All calls, night or day, answered at IE 1 ua LDr. Hall's oflice. John Roswell wants your watch to clean or repair. Bring it in.

COUGHING LEADS CONSUMPTION. Kemp's liulsata stops the cough at once. A fine litter of New Foundland pups for sale; also a few choice Berkshire boar pigs. All stock eligible to registry. WillisW.Wnlkey, Tiffany, Gove county, Kansas.

Dealer in all kinds of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Buggies and ST. LOUIS IS IN IT. Exceedingly cheap rates to St. LouU ar now in effect. The Union I'aciiic aud Missouri Pacific H'ys are running a daily Pullman Palace Sleeper from Salt Lake City, Cheyenne and Denver to St.

Louis without change. Pullman Dining Ci.rs Denver to Kansas City. See (J. Kverly, Ag-nt, Hoxie, U. V.

System lor detailed information. 25 Mrs. Jas. Rouse Has moved her stock of Millinery goods to the rooms formerly occupied by tho Sentinel oflice, where hIio will be pleased to see all of her old customers and many new ones. Butter and eggs takon in exchange for goods.

Our stock of ready-to-wear Clothing. mm wwm is larger and better than ever stylish, well made and perfect fitting. Would (like to show you it. Colbv I'eehs. Newly Refitted and Repaired.

Two new Billiard tables and two Fool tables. Come in and enjoy a pleasant evening. No drinking or carousing will be allowed. Lane's Medicine Moves the Bowels Each day. In order to he healthy this is necessary.

Ira Beery is the drayman of the city. If you have any carting to be done, see him. John Roswell can now be found at Wiggins' drug store. Bring on your watches and clocks to be repared. We do not claim to keep the Cheapest goods in towa.

but we do claim to keep the Bzst. Colby bzms Foster Lumber Best Grades of LUMBER! All kinds of Building Material kept in stock; also Brick and Coal. J. KROETCH, Manager. BARBER SHOP, East side Main street, HOXIE.

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