Coldwater Review from Coldwater, Kansas • 7

Thanksgiving Proclamation a Kindness. LOCAL NEWS. Mrs. Thompn'm, of Kingman, the mother "I Mrs. Jmu.

A. Teniplenian is visiting her daughter, and will remain a few weeks. Tho Result. The election Tuesday passed off quietly, and rather a light vote was polled. Tho TItcvik'- has the satisfaction of knowing that every' candidate carried at, its mast heud was While the Rkvjkw fought with all its might, soma of the candidates of its own party it did not nd viu'nlo t-t 'tifvif 'ueof the 'i ll'-ustvi, tar'' was eituttd ly a emafl majority.

he is qualified for the position we have never denied and we hope that he may, by a straight forward honest and manly course build himself The Review has no disposition to 1 tSan iw.f Alottgh-looliiug chimm enU-red ho eilU UatU.irn-tum tt'a uild asiked; ''Ave you tlio V8, sir," was the reply "Vell, I have, como to see you ftbonl a piece tlmUffpoareil in your puper one day lust weu'c, i.r which you' said that iiiy wife, who keeps a randy story on wus rather fond of th society of young men. "I assureyon," said the editor, as ho cast his eyes around I iwis in search of some weapon of defense, and. seeing none, looked out of the window to ascertain the distance to the ground. had nothing to do with the article. 1 was out of tne city at the linif.

and the reporter who wrote the article whs discharged last Saturday. But anvthiu I can do in the way of correcting the false publication concerning your wife whii uppeured in this paper I will do wi.h pleasure." "Corrected! Why, I wouldn't have that publication corrected for $300. I expect to make a fortune out of it. My wife sold more candy this week than she did during the Bix months before. And as I am not the man to forget a favor I just come around to pay for the advertisement.

Here is $25, and if you'll put another piece in next week, and make it a little stronger. I'll pay you $50," ami with the air of a charitable man who had done his duty though it cost him something, the "tough" citizen left the sanctum. Map of Southwestern Kansas We havej ust received from the publishers averyfine sectional map of Southwestern Kansas, showing the exact location of nil the new towns, all the streams, 'railroads-rivers, and each section of land. This Map is printed on fin plate paper, tn.d 11 IMMI the bllt'k is a full nf country, ami the most perfect synopsis of uiu mnu laws uas ever been our pleasure to read. We also have received a copy of ihe smiie map in flexible covers, without the land laws.

This map without cover, but with a full synopsis of the laws, is at-nt by mail for 10 cents. In flexible covers, 23 ceuts' BENNETT SMITH. Publishers and Land Attorneys, Garden Oity, Kansas. Insure your property with V. A.TVui-pieman who represeuts half a dozen reli -able I-nud Offloe at Larned Kas oot 21 1885 Notice Uhoroiiy niveti that ihe lollowitiK-ranieil sotiler ha tiled uutU-e of hia intention to make final in support of hu claim aud tliat Baid lrot wdl be made hofore Frank Descent, i.o-wiy pulilio at eoldwutor Kas on l)eo 18 1885 vU Howard tiiout Odage a no 8932 for the so ur eeo 21 1 31 a 18 He names the following witnesses to prove bin comiu.ious ro.ideu'-o 'upon and enhivut ion ol id land viz Henry wil limns Ed in l'elum bafaotie liaker i'runk lieacent all of cold-water kas 49-2 It Urown Bemster Lots of money to loan on Comancho county lan is by W.

A. Templeman. You can make advantageous arrangements with him for proving up your claims. Land Office at Larned Kas Oct 2G 1883 Notice is hereby given that the follow jng-named settler has filed notice of his intention to make fiual proof in support of his claim ud that said proof will be made before Duncan notary public at Nescatunga Kan on Dec 23 188j viz Ldp-pincott no 8808 for hf se qr sec 2S swjqr sw qr sec 27 ne qr ne qr sec 33 SlsrUw He names the following witnesses to proye his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land vi Tincher 1SJF Kacher Bowlen Searcy all of Nescatunga Kas 50-3 Brownlee Register Citation. In the Distrlot Court of Conwnohe county, Gordon, PluiutifT, Chai).

H. Oomntock, Gordou, I DufendantR. I. R. Keith, 'flie nb'ive-UHmed defendants, Chas.

fl. ComitocK, W. M. Kuiiu, are hereny uotind hat tlm idniutitl iu tho aiiovo- eutitleil ueiiou. Win.

K. Oordon, iiid, ou the lfitn day of Ootober, 1885, file his rotitiou, THAT the deleudaut. UarKs ami Cuintoek, by veia, false, auU lent repi'exeutatiouK, liavo defrauded the plaiuti (f of the "inn of avo thuuiaiiii diillars, which said sum was iuveatrd by the plaintiff, at the request of aid Burgos aud Cuwtock, iu thecoiartuerfliip doing business under the name and style of tho Kiowa Cattle Comtny, wherein, the 1 artit liiiaut in this autiou, as liore set forth, ate vonurtuei ud wUiely the, plaiutitf was (o aud iid trader hit services tu raid Uuupauy-wliioh said contract was biokt'u by tb delcaduul, ithout due cause m.Kn hr part of Hie defMidauts owe the idniutiflT ih further sum ot four huudn-d and sixty dollars Ueht and THAT, hy lutmus of further, oiveia, U't iaUerepJeseiitutioiu, niaile bt the; laid (JiUeiidautN liarKess aud the laiutiQ was induc and did convey, without musideration, ou or about the day ol November, 1884,. to the caul Kiowa CUttla Cuinpany, tl, lolluwiug tract of laud, lo the eaut half ol the iiortliweiU quarter of sect ku 15. aud the east half of the suuthwext quarter of sec) iou township 3U, 80LIU, rauge 21), WSST; cuiu-ing h'U aoie.

Tub prayer of wild iwljUon being for the appoiut-tacntol aitwx-lver, lolake powowiioB of and safely keoptbeuroperyt'iiid Ku'Vfa Catite 6)iuv; ausoeouuting and aiirtiuuiug of Ihc- i5 raid for the n.yDieut Mid sum of fot buitdred aud Hxiy tudl. r(f4iii)), dfbtaud tJatuaK the enu liutt oi th Uimill's rouvej-auce snjd iuil, as Hior-Miil. ai tor the re-iuve-'tiiie nt tin" lil.iiutitt in th- tii and pi'xstwiiiu id' mid lu and 6r such oher rctiof at niar ajqwar legal aiiie. Vi neiBi.m-, raw li, tlonlou, Jl. K.

Keith, are herely ti-til that they art- reuuiied to aiun-ar mid Uieal i'iilisMiaid aid-iitiii uiior hefme th fourth Washington, Nov. 2. Tho following proclamation was issued to-day by pmidonl (, a ritoeLAif.vnos. 'The American' people have hi way abundant causu tu bo thankful to Al mighty God, wliofo watchful 'care and gi'ng hum! tu uvSn I iu every Btage of their national life, guard-iD and protecting them in time of peril and safety, leading them the hour of darkDess and danger. It is fitting and proper that a nation thus favored should ou one day in every year for that purpose especially appointed, publicly acknowledge the goodness of God and return thauks to Iliin for all Ilia gracious gifts, Therefore, rover Cleveland, prom-dent of tha United Stutes do hereby designate ond set apart, Thursday, the 26th day of November, as a day of public thanksgiviug aud prayer, and do invoke tho observance of the same day by all tho people in the land, Ot tint day let all secular business be suspended and let the people assemble in their usual places of worship, and with prayer and songs of praise devoutly testify their gratitude to the driver of every good and perfect gilt; for all that he has dono for us in the year that has passe for our preservation as the Suited Utates and for our deliverance from the shock and danger of political convulsion; for the blessing of peace and for our safety and quiet while wars and rumors of wars haVi agitated and afflicted other nation's of the earth; for our tecurity against the ecourge pustilence which iu other lands Ins claimed its de-d by the thmnands and filled tLe streets with tumor; for plenteous crops which reward the labor of the husbandman and increase the nation's wealth, aud for the contentment throughout, our borders which follows in the train and abundance.

And let there also be on the day thus set apart a reunion of families, sauctifiei ana christened by tender memories and associations, and let the social intercourse of friends, with pleasant reminiscence, renew the ties of affection and strengthen the bonds of kiudly feeling, and Jet us by no means forget while we give ihauks and enjoy the comforts which have crowned our lives, that truly greatful hearts are inclined to deeds of charity, and that a kind and thoughtful remembrance the poor will double the pleasure of our condition and render our praise and thanksgiving more acceptable in the sight of the Lord. DoueaMhe city of Washington, this the second day of Nvember, one tlious-and eight hundred aud eighty five, aud of the indepe idence of the Uuitud Slates the oue hundred and tenth. By the presideut: Grovkk Clkvkland. T. F.

Bayaiid, Secretary of tUtate. Land Office at Lamed Kansas Oct 2G 1885 Notice is hereby given that the follow-ind-narned settler has tiled notice of his intentions to make final proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before James Searcy notary public at Nescatunga Kas on Dec 24 1885 viz William llussel osage 9282 for the hf se qr hf ne qr sec 33 32 17 He numes the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz Willmn Dwck-worth John Uwck worth Richard Butts Bronsonall of Nescatunga Kas 50 3 Brownlee Register Land Office at Larned Kas Oct 26 1R85 Notice is hereby given thai the follow-ingnarned settler has filed notice of his intentions to make fiual proof in support of nis claim and that 8 ant proof will be maOe before James Searcy notary public at Nescatunga on Dec 23 1885 viz Wilson Pratt osage 8 no 0132 for the ne qr sec 32 32 17 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land viz Clum Bronson Bowlen Kindel all of Nes-catung Kas. 50-3 Brownlee Register Land Office at Lamed Kas Oct 20.1885 Notice is hereby given that the fallowing named settler has filed notice of his intentions to make final proof in support ot his claim and that said proof will be made before James SeHrcy notary public at Nes catunga Kas on Dec 2.1 1865 viz A Hunter osage a no 886 i for then hf nw qr sw qr nw qr sve 20 I 37 17 He names the following witm BS'S to prove his coniinuo js residence upon and cultivation ot said land viz Frank Watch Homer Veatcli Siurtnan. II Muuiney all of Nescatunga Kas 50-3 Brownlee Register In tha District Court of Comanche couiuy, John A', Whipple, Plaintiff, AiMie M. Whipple, Defl-ndiifif, naine-l 1efetiUnt Addie Whipple, will hereby take notice thai kIio een vue.l by the plaintiff wbovn Whipple, in tho District Court of Comnm-lie Kan-sits, anrt iht he iu tst or before day of December, A.

D. "iinwor the pe.itioii fik'Jiy-ail plaiixitf in Mil curt on the day of OutOi-er, A. it 18x5, or mM petition will bo taken (mo rci'-liTc a therein 5raye I for divorcing oail ilaintiff, from, aid defendant. -to'io. X-Whipple Pliiii'filT Atle't Peel lerk of Illr.ei Curt.

Uartety Har -'mt, 1 A.i'. for riiimiff. Coldwater is still improving. File and provo up before E. B.

Peol. Cbas. Nary and A. Vinson, two of Mend Centers jolly boys, were in the dity yesterday. File and prove up before Frank Never, Coidwater.

't't i Chas, D. Pauley is back among his fripnds. Mrs. Paulev is visitinsr friends at Emporia, Do not fail to examine and get prices on cook and heating stoves at Hardings. Charley Bhank, of the popular Merchants hotel went to Harper yesterday, He 'will be absent several da s.

Make hnal proots before E. B. Peel, at Ooldwater, office on East Main street. Our Eli ticket are a set of joiley, good-natured, competent men who will reflect credit on our thriving county. Have your publication notices made out by W.

A.Templeman. The Eli ticket have been kept busy several days setting 'em up and receiving congratulations of their friends. Benj. Howarth will make you a loan on any kind of good security. J.

C. Irwin, of Irwin and Cap. Peppard, of Powell were among the prominent Democrats in town this week. If you want money to prove up with, call on W. A.

Tem pieman. Ex Mayor Tim Shields is in Ooldwater looking after his large real estate interests here. HeJ will probably remain several days, 4 File and prove up at Sisson McClure's they have the only complete set of town-slip plats in the county. 41-tf iieo. il.

Lockwood, the west main street druggist returned to Coldwater last Saturday and was heartily welcomed by his many friends. Benj. Howarth will loan you money to prove up with. Miller Smith passed through town Wednesday with a party of friends on his '-way to the Territory oa a two weeks hunting expedition. Money to loan to prove up with at Sisson McClure's.

41-tf Wm. Bucksot, too man who was shot by Milt Adams, failed to put in an appearance Wednesday before Esq. Hutcbins. The case was dismissed. Benj.

Howarth loans money to make first payment on proving up claims. Sharrock and Reed two of Coldwaters popular young men started west yesterday and will locate in pastures new. We advise the boys not to start a Canning enterprise. The Review office is prepared to do all kinds of job work on abort notice. Chas.

Trenfield, the liveryman at Nes-catunga wishes it proclaimed to all people that he has plenty ot wood, a good cuokstove and all necessary cooking utensils in his camp bouse at his barn in Ne'scatunga. 'Call on Sisson McO lure if you want to buy or sell lands, lots or city property. 41-tf A fisticuff was indulged io by a couple of young men on election day over a cigar. Tho boys walked up to the police court and each contributed five dolhrs and trimmings to the city fund. That cigar cost about twenty dollars and was considered cheap.

"For goodness sake don't say we told yoft," but Cline has the best stock of Cigars iiktheity. S. S. Sisson, Arthur McPoland, Alvin Seeley, M. Ourran.

W. J. Church, 8. Richardson, Frank Jenninge, J. T.

Herrick, Ij. Carson, J. Courtney, and Lobaugh Blake have subscribed for the Eevlew since our list issue. A few more resolutions nd the Review would have a 1 trger circulation than all ihe other Coldwater papers combiued. Attorney J.

H. V. Democratic wheel horse, of Gallagher, in company with his young friend HcFoluad, recently of Pittsburg shaking hands with Coldwater friends Wednesday. These gentleman are botU.tmbs of the law and will soou open an ofliee at Gall iglier where we doubt not, they will, as they deserve, do a business. The Review extends a hearjy wlicome to ucU I tAeajwd wish thetu.a.buailant sncttss.

I If you want un aU.tnwt of title call on Sisson McClure, they have their abstract books complete. 41-tf i-' Let tho boys take off their war paint itI 'irrrt ill frilVr rst'ri'Wfd in the f-'. Iil.c I ni'v! I ihe ptbt week or two. The battle is over, now stack your arms. We have special facilities for conducting contest cases arising under the public land laws.

40 tf CoOKiVlCEItS. Comanche county did not pa'l her full Vote last Tuesday by about three hundred. The county contains about, two thousand votes. We have talked with a number of Dmeocrats who did not vote. Call on Wm.

A.Templeman for reliable insuranc. Insurance that insures is what you should look after. We are prepared to take filings and final proofs under the preemption law with accuracy, neatness and dispatch. All work of this character warranted. 40 tf The commissioners will meet to-day to make an official canvass of the vote.

The men who received the highest vote should be counted in and we believe the commissioners have no other intention, Mr. 0 lell, ot the Continental, and Mr. Grimes, of the Traders Insurance Com patties were in town yesterday. These gentlemen are the state agents of two of the best insurance companies in the United States. We can't see for the life of us what Bro.

Crossman of the Republican has to rejoice over. The three Republicans ejected every one knows got there by Daniocratic votes. We guess be rejoices that his Waterloo was no worse, Our Granger friends made a gallant tight but the party spirit ran too high. It is bard to wean men from party allegiance and from the result of this election the contest next fall will be straight Democratic and Republican, Cali on for abstracts of title, contracts, deeds, mortgages, leases, bills of sale, powers of attorney, They are specify fitted for the preapartion of all such papers. 40 tf Two or three hundred thousand, new settlers have entered the western counties of Kansas within the past eighteen months claims have been taken clear to the Col.

line, and counties which a year ago were a wilderness, now have a family on nearly eyery quarter section. Chy Finley of the popular meat market has recently taken into partnership Powell Brothers, the cattlemen of Powell township. The firm of Fioley Powell Brothers, is a strong one. From their herds they can at nil rimes procure choice beeves and their patrons will be supplied with the best beef that can be had in the west. Succes to you boys and may your prosperity continue.

Any amount of money changed hands in Coldwater on Tuesday's election. The betting was reckless and will. A man could not propose a bet of any conceiv able kind but what it was immediately taken. Bets were even made on the number of scratched tickets that were in the ballit box. Every betting man claims to have come out a little a head.

We have yet to find a man who ist a nickel. At Burr's ranch, the south precinct in IrwiD township, some designing fool stuffed the ballot box. When the judges had finished the count they found nineteen more ballots in the box than names on the poll books, As the ballots were not numbered the fraudulent votes could not be distinguished from the geuuine and as a consequence the euitre vote of the precinct willj be thrown out by the commissioners. A shooting scrape occurred at Medicine Lodge 'dnesday. It seems from what we can gather, that Mr.

Martia an Attor. uey uc Medicine Lodge had published in one of the Lodge papers an article strongly rejecting on Commissioner Reube Like, who was a candidate on the Democratic ticket for reflection. Young liilj Like, a son of the Gommissioner, went to the Lodge and meeting Mir tin. who avowed authorship the article, drew a revolver and struck Martin a Mm. Af rtiu then drew hi gnu, or attemned to draw when young fired, inictkig a bad wound in the 1 -got A-Xartin.

This is rcnoitcti us irivco us bj ur informant. taunt or crow over the defeat of its enemies. 1 The ticket elected, as a whole, is a good one and we have little fears of county affairs going very far wrong under their management. We owe no one ill will and it will now be ours to work for the upbuilding of our town, county and state- Special Notice. All notices of publication not paid for after three weeks insertiou in this paper will be discontinued.

All parties having notices now running will please notice this and call at once and settle for the same. Advertised Letters. Arndole Raint Moore Mrs Charles Bolar Sylvester May Clarence Baker James 3 Miller David 3 Bickford Elmer 2 Moss Brown Morris II Bartu John Miller Mrs Brooks Alex 2 Martin John 11 Baker Adin Moore li Bowville Edwin Marshal Cobb McCool Mrs Zo'e CharK Meloy Homer Cook Miss Allice 2 Morrison Geo Dickinson William Meeker II 2 Davison Miss Sarah Nelson Miss Annie Dickison O'Connor Mrs Elbert H. Olmsted Eluian John Patterson 3 Emerick Samuel Pope Joseph ElledgeSB Parcel Dan Forbes 6 Peeler Charley Foster Leslie Russle William Fuller Hiram Bouse Mrs Ella Fowler tl Rollins Ford Stephens Bannard Galley George Suider John Groschk Lanchet Strong Jefferson 2 Gideon Amanda Seigel John 3 Haltb. Benton Sitze Jake Howella Salisbury Thomas Hedrick Joseph Spencer Geo Hopper A Smith Mrs Martha Hughes Amastasia Scott Mrs Lizzie Janction Pary Sheppard Kelly 3 -Talboit James Kent Geo Taggart Hiram Kollar TacKett William King Nannie Thorpe Lanchet Joseph 2 Vanarsdall John Lasen A Welch 2 Lake Sarah woodruff Lewis Tom waters Geo Lovett Wm woods Miss Lizzie Lockwood A white LP Miller wilsonT Moore Perc 4 wilson wm 11 McGaitly 0 wilson william Martin Austin welch Eugene Persons calling for the above named letters, please Bay advertised D.

L. Cluve, P. M. When at Nescatunga go Charles Trenfield's new barn and get your horse fed. If you desire a horse and buggy Mr.

Trenfield can furnish you one of the best teams in the Kansas First class in geography stand up. What State was given the firs; premium for white corn at the World's Fair in 1885? Kansas. The first premiun for yellow corn? Kansas, Which State received the gold medal at the fair for the best corn in the worhi? Kansas. Which State received the fir6t premiun on red winter wheat? Kansas. The premun on flour, graduated pro cess? Kansas.

The first premun ou flour' the old process? Kansas. The first and second on sorghum sugar? Kansas. The firxt for one hundred varietes of apples? Kansas. Wuich State took ten first nnrl iwn sup. ond premiums on short homed cattle? Kansas.

Ttie first on Polled Angus catt'e? Kansas. What State has taken sixtv-five nthe? miscellaneous first aud seeuiiJ ureniiums tliertf? The class is eontminlnior! unnn tli knowledge of iu IcSoiin. You may out ot lMeiiilii-r, tlieallexHiinuthereof will la- taki-u a ii-ueauo jadtucut ili inilertl 0 Uiili tu ih jiruvet of raid luti.ii WM. A. lEMH.EMAN.

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