State Line Register from Lamborn, Kansas • 4

I State Line Register. i COMPANY PuBUfiiiKD Thursday. 11 J. FRANK hONtoANKCKKH.UULlSIIKU Cfiarlim A. Fitch, Kwtou.

TVBRiAY, March 0, 189ft, SUUSCHirriON; mvv'1 50 fSff'TcNintj Id advance, bt tlic Tout OfHcc at Lanitoorn, Kansas, as second oIhhb Mull inaity. NEW STOCK LOWEST PRICES Square Dealing, Come in-Learn our prices- We have a full line of Gmcejiefy Dry GooIs, aid if you any BoQt pr Shoep, we pan and will save you nionev- by dealing with us, fetrQceiYQcl-OarliQadaf RATES OP ADVERTISING Local Advertisement flvo cents per rlnej )ir advertising iimdo known on application, S3jT Business locals 6 cents per llrift each nd every Insertion. All bulsineKs locals will continued and charged for, ivMii week to week until orded out. Oe nerat advertising payable at ttoa eud of fTfrymouth; Transient advertising payahlo In advanoo, COU NT YD IRECTORy! Vs FLOUR. Rule Co.

THE CITY HOTEL BOARD BY THE 4 Jsq pains will bo smrod in keeping City Hotel up to the standard. SNYDER SHELLEY Proprietors, ctnorado, Kansas. Shearer Clerk K. J. K.

Kuh. Bkoistkh opUkrvih J. VV. Hedfees. Probate JirrmK If.

8. Rulon. Clerk District t'Ol'KT J. W. Cobbey.

fllJHVEVOIl I. A. Long. Coroner W. R.

Swisher. 1st DIntrlct fB. Jawrtm Commissioner 2nd If. Hurdy I lira Houston. TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

Chan, A. Fitch JnU E. M. Kidder, A. C.

Dower Constables Win. Wurclng TRt'HTKB J. W. Thkawiuek Henry Bullard Clerk A. D.

Ruminel Thk military tax-fine being imposed on the citizens of Colorado, who are delinquent in that matter is a disgrace, not only to the old bachelors who enacted it hut to the een-tcnial state herself. Such a law might do for Russia, but we do not believe Jt can be enforced under the constitution of our United States. To fine a man $25 for not having the tax of $1.00 reoeiptcd for by March 1st, even though bo (should tender it to the Treasurer tho next day is unjust, and we ait' glad to seo it resented. The matter will bo tested in the supreme court. fcABLVUCH WHISPERINGS, Oold, colder, coldest.

We now compare tho wind with the receipt for making whiskey, wind one day, next day a little more wind added, next day more wind, and the next day a little more wind, then wind to suit every body. Ground has been broken on X. K. 8ec. fW-10-42, for a frame school house in Dist.

No. 79. Feed is getting a little scarce, which will advance tho price for corn uo doubt. L. F.

Cooper has bought him a fine mare and is also the possessor of a new windmill and pump. Improvements are being made right along in this vicinity, and the appearance of the country already presents tho appearance of a much older country. Among those that will plant trees on their timber claims this seaauiuare, ACKICS. Grant Moran, 5 L. F' Cooper, 0.

H. Smith, 1(1 J. D. Stono, 10 as. 5 Hagerman, 5 Gus Carter, 5 which will add largely to the homelike appearance of the country.

9-41 will soon have 5,760 acres of timber growing. What preoinct in the County can make a better showing? A number of our most enterprising Alliance men havo gone to Goodland to-day after seed wheat. An Alliance was organized at the Houston school house with 14 charter members, and elected tho following olllcers: P. Dorfer, President. W.

Dunnubarger, Vice President. no. Carson, Secretary. G. Hamlin, Treasurer.

1 G. Iloekott, Lecturer. 1. Houston, Chaplain, A. Nelson, Door Keeper.

LUinVlCK-WALLACE Clms. Lud-wick and Nora Wallace were married at the homo of the brides par-rents on February 26th. May their married life be a long and happy one. E. FAIRVIEW, We are waiting for th spring timo.

Our weather bureau ueuis to have lost control of matters. Mel Hill baa been very sick with la grippe. School was very poorly attended last week on account of cold weather. We froze up. Alvln Robiaon who has been, very aick for some time is iaiproving very fast; he veut to Goodland Sunday.

P. II. Nickels Intends going west Boon to look for work. Will Irwin went to Goodland Tues- SALIIA story of Low Pri.Qes, such further amount as may bo necessary tCt discharge all luterest that may havo accruod against the advance of money made on the deposit of produce and all insurance, warehouse and other charges thai attach to the product for warehousing and handling, All lawful money received at the sub-treasury as a return of the actual amount of money advanced by tho Government against farm products as above spec-Hied shall be returned, with a. full report of the transaction, to the Secretary pf tho Treasury, who shall make record of the transaction and cancel and destroy fio money so returned.

A sub-treasury that receives a warehouse receipt as above provided, together with the return of the proper amount of lawful money aud all charges as hertdn provided, when the product for which it Is given Is stored In some other sub-treasury, shall give an order-on such, other sub-treasury for the delivery of the cotton, grain or tobacco, as the case may be, and the Secretary of the Treasury shall provide for the adjustment between 6ab-treasurles of all charges. Sec. 7. The Secretary of the Treasury shall prescribe such rules and regulations as are neccssaiy for governing tho details of the management of the sub-treasuries, fixing the salary, bond and responsibility ftf each (f the managers of Bub-raisuries that the salary of any manager of a sub-treasury shall not exceed the sum of $1,500 per annum) holding the managers of sub-treasuries personally responsible on their bonds for weights and classifications of all produce, providing for the rejection of unmerchantable grades of cotton, grain or tobacco, or for such as may be In bad condition and shall provide rules for the sale at bublie auction of a.11 oottdn, corn, oats, wheat or tobacco that has been placed on deposit for a longer period tlmn twelve months after due notice published, The proceeds of the sale of such product shall bo applied, first, to the reimbursement to tho sub-treasury of the amount originally advaticed, together with all charges; and, second, the balance ahall be held on deposit for the benefit of the holder of the warehouse receipt, who shall bo entitled to receive the same on the surrender of his warehouse receipt. The Secretary of the Treasury shall also provide rules for the duplication of any papers In case j) loss or des truction.

Seo. 8. It shall bo tho duty of tho ry of the Treasury, when section 1 of this act shall have been compllod with, to cause to be erected, according to the laws and customs governing the construction of Government buildings, a suitable sub-treasury building, with such warehouse or elevator facilities as the character and amount of the products of that section may Indicate as necessary. Such buildings shall be supplied with all modern conveniences for handling and safely Btoring and preserving: the products likely to be deposited. Sec.

9. That any gain arising from the charges for insurance, weighing, storing, classing, holding, shipping, interest or other charges, after paying all expenses of conducting the sub-treasury, shall be accounted for and paid into the treasury of the United States. Sue. 10. The term of office for a manager of a sub-treasury shall' be two vears, 'and the regular electlou to till such office shall be at, the same time the election for members of the House of Representatives of the Congress of the United States.

In case of a vacancy In the office of manager of the sub-treasury by death, resignation, or otherwise, the Secretary of the Treasury shall have power to appoiut a manager for the unexpired term. Sec. It. Tho sum of fifty millions of dollars, or so much thereof as may be found necessary to carry out tho provisions of this act, is hereby appropriated out of any moneys in the treasury not ovherwise appropriated for that purpose. Sec.

13. That so much of any or all other acts as are in conflict with tho provisions of this act arc hereby repealed. Dress jMakinjr I am prepared to do dress making, cutting and fitting. When you need work in my line call and see me. MRS.

L. J. ANDERSON, Lamkrn, Kansas. Remember Cash tells the. A BILL To Establish a System of Sub-Treaouries and for Other Pur poses.

II. It. 7103, introduced by Hon. John A. Flakier, of Houtli Dakota, embodies tho demand of the Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union.

It was referred to the comnilttoo on ways aud means, and us follows! Suction 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and IIuioof nirescntativcB of the United Slates In IN ingress assembled, that there may be established bench of the counties of each of the Btiitesof this United States, a brunch of the the TrcuHury Department of the United States, to be known and denlgnotoil an a sub-treasury, 'as hereinafter provided, when one hundred or more citizens of any county in any State shall petition the Secretary of the Treasury requesting this locution of a sub-treasury in such county, and shall, 1. Present written evidence duly authenticated by oath or alllnnatlon of county clerk und sheriff, showing that the average gross amount per annum of cotton, wheat, oats, corn and tobacco produced and sold lu that county for the last proofing two yours, exceeds ti sum of at current prices In said enmity at, that time, and, Present a good and sufficient bond for title, to a suitable- and adequate amount of land to be donated to the Oovernnietit of the United States for the locution of tho sub-treasury buildings, and, 3. A certificate of election showing that the silo for location of such sub-treasury been by a popular voto of tho citizens of that county, and alo naming the manager of the sub-treasury elected at Fiild election for the purpose of taking charge of said sub-treas ury under such regulations ns may be prescribed. It shall that case be the duty of the Secretary of the Treasury to proceed without delay to establish a sub-treasury department lu such county as hereinafter provided.

tfKO, That any owner of cotton, wheat, corn, outs, oy tobacco, may deposit the same In the sub-treasury nearest tho point of its pro-dnotlon, and receive therefor notes hereinafter provided for, equal at the date of deposit to eighty per centum of the net value of such products at the market price, said price to be determined by the Secretary and Treasury, under rules and regulations prescribed, based upon tho price current in the leading cotton, tobacco, or grain markets of the United States; but no deposit consisting in whole or in part of cotton, tobacco, or grain Imported Into tills country shall be received under the provisions of this act. Sec. 8. That the Secretary of the Treasury shall cause to be prepared treasury notes in such amounts as maybe reuulred for the purpose of the above section, and in such form aud denominations as he may prescribe, provided that uo note shall be of denomination less than $1, or more than $1,000. Sko.

4. That the treasury notes Issued underbids act shall be receivable for customs, and shall be a full legal-tender for all debts, both public aud private, and such notes when held by any national banking association shall be counted as part of its lawful reserve. Sko. 5. It shall be tho duty of the manager of a sub-treasury when cotton, grain, or tobacco Is received by him on deposit as above provided, to give a warehouse receipt showing the amount and grade or quality of such cotton, tobacco or graiu, and its value at dato of de posit; the amount of treasury notes the sub- treasuary has advanced on the product; that Die Interest on themouey so advauccdis at the rate of 1 per centum per annum expressly stating the amount of Insurauce, weighting, classing, warehousing, and other charges that will run against such deposit of cotton, grain or tobacco.

All such warehouse receipts shall bo negotiable by endorsement. Sko. 0. That the cotton, grain or toboceo deposited in the sub-treasury under the pro visions of this act may be redeemed by the holder of the warehouse receipt herein provided for, either at the sub-treasury in which the pro duct is deposited or at any other sub-treasury, by the surrender of such warehouse receipt and the paymeut In lawful money of the United I Stalcsof the same amount originally advanced by the sub-treasury against the product, and DAY 0E WEEK CONTEST NOTICES. ALIAS NOTiqK, No.

G980. U. 8. Land Office, Oberlin Kr.na, February 6th, '90. Complaint having been entered at this offlco by James Thompson, against William Cook, for abandoning his Homestead Entry no.

9852, dated June 25. 1886, upon the south-east quar ter section 8, town 6s, range 42 in Sherman county, Kansas, alleging abandonment! That ho has changed his residence therefrom for more than six months since making saidentrv. and in fact and In reality, said Vdllam Coo'k has totally abandoned said tract, having never lived on it, or cultivated it la any wav; and that said failure still exists at this date, Dec. 18 1889, with a view to the cancellation of said entry; the said parties hereby sum, moned to appear at this ollice on the 4th. day ot Aprjl, 1890, at 10 o'clock to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment.

Cr'Kt-sAxpMjo'xJklflte(t' A. O. GrufGEH, Att'y for Fe'bl3. ALIaS NOTICE. no.

9979, U. Land Office, Oborlin, Kansas. February 6th, '90. Complaint having been entered at this offica by Dutton Thompson, against Joseph Petrzilda for abandoning his Homestead Entry No. 9835.

dated June 28, 1886, upon the south-wost quar ter section 8, town t3s, range 42w, In Sherman county, Kansas, alleging abandonment; That he has changed his residence therefrom for more than six months since makjng said en, try, and In fact and in reality, said Joseph Petrailda has totally abandoned said tract, having never lived on It or cultivated it in any way, and that said failure still exists at this date, Dec, 18th, '89, with a view to the cancellation of said entry; the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this office. on tho 4th day of April 1890, at 10 o'clock, to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment, Cyhus Andkhson. Register A. C. T- Geigeb, Att'y for ppff, febl.3.

ALIAS NOTICE No, 9963. S. Land Office, Oberlin Kan, February 14, 1890. Complain having been entered at this offlca by John Irwin, against William Ackley. for abandoning his homestead entry No.

10277 dated Sept. 3d, 1886, upon the south-east section 9, town 7 range 43 la -Sherman County. Kansas, alleging abandanmant That he has changed his residence therefrom for more than sit mnnOi ilnn. 77. uinnmt emu en- nj, uuou iud jjicouus una mere are no improvements of any kind upon said tract, with a y.ewtothe cancellation of said entry, the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this office on the 3rd, day of at 10 o'clock A.

to respond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandonment Cibcs Andkrson, Register. NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE SCHOOL The undersigned hereby gives notice that he will, on tho 7th day ot March' 1890, make application to the Probate Court of Sherman County, Kansas, to purchase the following-described school land, situated In. the organized County of Kansas, viz: quarter, quarter, quarter, and quarter, of the quarter of Section 16, town 8, south range 43 west He names the foUowing persona to proye hi settlement, continuous residence, and Improvements, viz Frank Smith, residence Lamborn, Kan, and John L. Eakins, residence Lamborn, Kansas. Done at Goodland, County of Sherman, Kansas, this 21st day of February, 1S90.

Mathias Gobden, Petitioner. PI Ml I will mail (free) MlTlLLO. ceiptof a3 centsti on re- slam d. a a receipt for a simple Vegetable Balw that Will REMOVE TAX. FRBTVr.va.

Ptunri Blotches, Black Heads, Etc, leaving the sking soft, clear and beautiful. Touch with this compound the soft lily cheek, And the bright glow will best its virtues speak. Also instructions for producing a luxuriant growth of hair on a bald head or smooth face. Address A. I).

SlEMrEi, 60 Ann New York. TO CONSUMPTIVES. The undersigned having been restored to health by simple means, after suffering for several years with a severe lung affection, and that dread disease Consumption, is anxious to make known to bis fellow sufferers the means of cure. To those who desire it, he will cheerfully send (free of charge) a copy of the prescription used, which they will find a sure cure for Consvmp- TION, AcSTJIMA, OATAliltll, BRONCHITIS and all throat and lung Maladies, lie hopes all sufferers wUl try his Kemedy, as it is invaluable. Those desiring the prescription, which will cost them, nothing, and may provt a blessing, will please address, Rev.

Edward Wilson, 1 Williamsburg, Kings County; New York, If you are obliged to leave your claim to get work, get a "leave of and your time will not bo deducted. FINAL PROOFS. Notice for Publication, AH Troof and Contest Notices must ho paid for in advance to insure publication, No notice will appear in more than two issues unless settled for. Parties having notices assigned to this paper will receive a copy during life of notice and will please report any error. No.

19458. Land Otlice at Oberlin Kans, March 3d, Notice Is hereby glvon that the following-named settler has filed notice of his Intention to make final commutation proof In support of his claim, and that said proof will bo made before the Probate Judge ex-ofllcio Clerk of said Court at Goodland, Kansas, on April lth MARY ANN BIBLE, II 11897, for the south-west section 32 town 6 of range 4'i lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of said land viz A. McKlfresh, S. K. Porter, J.

M. Walker, John Christlson, all of Lamborn, Kansas. mO. CYRUS ANDERSON, Register. 19309.

Land Office at Oberlin, Kans. February 4UJ.1S90. Notice Is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of his Intention to make premption final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made tiefortvthe Clerk of the District Court, at Good-land, Kan. on March 21st, 1890, viz; FRANK M. HAMILTON, No.

6980, for the w' section' 31, townSs, and 8ec- 6i town 9s, range 42w. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz; Charles A. Fitch, Edward Stiles, R. L. Bor-ton, J.

B. Fleming, all of Lamborn, Kans. Ctkus Axdeksos, Register. 19378 Land Office at Olwrlin. Kansas February 17,1890.

Notice is herebv given that the following-named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final commuted proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of the District Court of Sherman countv, Kansas, at Goodlaud, Kansas, on March' 28ih ISW, viz REBKCA M. CORBETT, widow of Garrett W. Corbctt deceased, II. E. No.

911(1, for the south-west of sec. 29, tp. 7s range 42vv. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation ofsaid land, viz William Hilborn, Frank Hilborn, Dell Rojs, Phillip Irwin, all of Lamborn, Kansas. fcb20 CYRUS ANDERSON, Register.

HI dav. Messrs. Jim and David white, who for some time have been visiting with their brother George, left Saturday for "No Mann Land." They have made many friends while here. We were very sorry to see them leave. "Tumblimo Weed.".