The Seneca News from Seneca, Kansas • 2

bis 8o3i vs Unknown heirs of eaegTClj CI Jtt for oCasssskanmtit xtrrrood 3RI0IAX PAKS 07 TBI sULbKA mad number of a 6U not berate to say that he. tnijht at hwst have One dollar a year in advance. waited until soeb episodes of his own office seeking as that dinner with the Cayal U. Forty. Geo.

Btoreh vs Rufus XL. Spencer. The New England Loan anl Trust Co. vs Win. Thomas et al.

Geo. O. Richardson vs Marion Spencer and B. H. Spencer-.

D. W. Drown vs Morgan Brawnier Clara O. Kstner vs David A. Kist- ffy 9 A Prop I AS.

M. JONES, 11 tor Editor Um.jAM.ll Jon, Tammany bosses bad been forgotten by the pblie Before be became disgusted with others who are ambitious THURSDAY DEC. 1, 1882. mm ner. i 1 of becoming oCSce holders.

"There are some big surprises in John Thorn burrow vs Geo. Dutci- Large Treasury deficiencies are now in sight and vast horde of store," said a gentleman who support and Mary A. Dntch. ed Gen. Weaver in the late campaign, hungry office-seekers just over the "for a majority of those who helped to hill.

This with 50-oent wheat and 6-cent cotton should make every American citizen sigh for a Fourth of The election is over, and everybody has turned their attention to the special sales that W. L. Souders is giving the peoplo of Seneca and Nemaha county, on Monday and Tuesday. Our Dress Goods Sale was a big cue cess. DoraL.

Jordan vs Wm. Jordan. Bridget Whitty vs John Whitty. A. L.

L. Sooville vs Joseph Brooks. Joseph Laoour vs W. Pampel. MargaretBedmoud vs Jas.

Redmond Baron O. Bass vs Allen Bra baker. Lara Dalton vs Alexander Dalton. Dollie Trumbull vs Dine Trumbull. A.

A. Dudy vs Anges H. Dndy7 Mary C. Buby vs Geo. W.

Ruby. David Finken binder vs Continental July every three months in order to celebrate the greatness and grandeur of this country. National Watchman, Thykksgivikg papers contained the cheerful news that on Sunday nnu. 5n night the world would be knocked in Life Ins. Co.

to a cocked hat by a comet, such reading was not conducive to a thankful ft. C. Bassett vs Unknown Heirs make Cleveland president. I predict that if he fails to control his party in its congiessional legislation that he will make free use of his veto power. I regard his position on the great questions of the day as being so near that occupied by President Harrison that I am certain that he will sign no bill, except such as relate to federal election laws, that would not have been approved by Mr.

Harrison had he re-elected and the democrats only secured both branches of congress. It is merely a change of figure-heads; the same influences that have dominated Mr. Harrison will dominate Mr Cleveland, and the much talked about tariff reform will, in my opinion, turn out to be a very mild affair compared with wuat a majority of democrats expect it to be." and Devisees of Benjamin Joy, de thanksgiving, and the more superatj XSr. JMM XT. Jordan oCSdoMston, H.

T. Colorless, Emaciated, Helpless A OompUU Owre HOOLB This is from Mr. D. M. Jordan, a retired farmer, and one of the most respected citixens of Otsego N.

Y. "Fourteen yean so I bad sa attack of the gravel, sad bare sine been troubled with aqr Liver and Kidneys gradually growing worse. Three yean ago I got down so low that I eeaM scarcely wmllu looked more lute a corpse than a Bring betag. I bad no appetite and for aye week I ate MUasMaMd. I was badtv emaciated and hatfno more color than Mm Hood's Sarsaparilla was recommended and I thought I would try It.

Beforalbadflnlshed the first bottle I noticed that I Mt bettor, an fend leas, the Hoot ate. hfae ceased. tiona did not eniov the day. But we pecerribsr 5 and 6. We VJ Offer YoU David H.

Sinneker vs Jos. Bonehell Mary G. Myer vs B. H. Bowron, A.

are still here. The comet was a big bnsr-a-boo. but as a scarer it did Its Ht Hy bskmann and A. J. Best.

duty pretty well. Mather, Bowman King vs J. A. Now is the time to educate. Educate Riohardson.

yourselves, your wives and your chil Will Go to Elkhorn. Rev. G. C. Locbridge has accepted the call to theElkhorn, church.

to bad subsided, the color becen to return to as1 fia sttf I The Elkharn Independent says: HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO FURNISH YOUR HOUSES. There was a large attendance at the dren. In a represenative form of government the more intelligent the people become the better citizens they are. These long evenings is the time, and around the firesides the best place te institute into the minds of your children the principles of true patriotism. Western Call.

I nadtaken three bottles I oouldees anythtoj without hurting me. Why, I got. that I bad to eat 6 tunes a day. I hare now tally recovered, thanks to Hood'o Oorooporilla I feel well auad asm well All who know me marrel to tee me io welLn P. M.

Joana. church meeting held at the Congregational church Monday C. O.Hand acted as moderator, andC. Obituary. Died, at his residence in Rock Creek township, on Saturday afternoon, November 19, 1892, Jonathan Hes-seltine, in the 62d year of his life.

Mr. Hesseltine was born In 1830 in Clinton county, New York; reared in Barnes kept the record. The vote to call Mr. Lochridge was unanimous. In HOOD'S PiLLaerettebertaftOT-omawnia, attttt QUillim.

dtrht mni Medina county, Ohio, where his pa view of the number of candidates the church has had, it was a compliment rents, Ell and Betsey Hesseltine, settled in 1883. In the spring of 1858 he W.C. T. U. C0LUMA.

to Mr. Lochridge, which he doubtless came from Marion countv. Ohio, to appreciates. Everything in the Curtalu line from a $1 Lace Curtain to the finest Irish Point. Everything will be sold at such sweeping reductions that to nrl.

mean nothing short of buying, for every one knows that when SOUDERS SAYS BARGAINS he means nothing else. Now for some prices: Rev. Lochridge preached in the Con Lkt every good People's man see that his neighbors read some first-class literature these long winter evenings. All who have a desire to better the condition of mankind should now begin the campaign of the future. Remember that it is only by persistent work that reforms are accomplished.

Form reading clubs and learn what is for the benefit of the people. Fredo-nia Herald. OUR MOTTO: "For God and Home and Native Land." We deem it fitting that "The Column" should make mention of the gregational church of this place last Sunday morning and evening to large congregations. At a church meeting Lace Curtains. Chenille Curtains.

Kansas, and settled on the farm on which he died, taking it up as a homestead. His first night on this claim was spent by himself and family in their wagon; he then building a shanty of "sheeting," a bed being made by driving two stakes and placing $8.00 Curtain will go at $6.45 held the next day Mr. L. was given a unanimous call to become the pastor $5.75 Curtain. 4.00 5.00 geat $4.46 get J.

76 gracious occasion of the past week, in. asmuch asThanksgivingday has come and gone. Those who gathered in the sticks from them to the walls. His neighbors were Z. Archer and A.

churches appointed for the services appropriate to the day, no doubt real Chenille Table Covers. Moorhead, not a house being in sight. At the time of his death he had 720 5.35 4.30 3.86 3.65 3.45 2.60 2.19 1.88 1.58 1.00 go at wiil go at go at goat at go at go at go at will go at go at wsll go at 6.50 5.50 5.00 4.5o 4.25 3.25 3.00 2.75 2.00 1.25 1.00 ized more fully than before, the goodness of our God, who only can give acres in a well fenced and imnroved such mercies as have been ours to en farm, and a commodious farm house. He married Miss Caroline Waits of $2.50 Cover. 3.50 3.00 2.2.5 0.00 joy, and aB "He knoweth that we have goat $1.96 goat S.87 135 1.0! feoet 1.9? Richland county, Ohio.

Ten chil of the church. Ho has accepted the call, and will enter upon the discharge of his duties as soon after the first of January as he may be able to move his family heje from Kansas. Mr. Lochridge is a scholary appearing man, of pleasant address, in the prime of life, and apparently capable of doing good service in the charge which he has accepted. 9 During the sixteen years he has been in the ministry he has had but two charges.

It would seem, from the satisfaction unanimously expressed, that the church has done well to wait for the "right man" to occupy the pulpit, and that at last he has been found. need of all these things," He in great loving kindness is ever mindful and dren were born to them, all save the eldest being born in Bock Creek township. He was a large feeder and greatly blesses all, even the unthank ful also. Shall we not now, more earn An Elegant Irish Point Lace Regular Price $8. go at $6.35.

breeder of cattle. Ot his father's family, all the rest. Just as we stated before election, It now turns out that honest Republicans are willing to admit that the leaders of their party deceived them in regard to the strength oi their party; and the time is coming when they will see wherein those leaders have deceived them in other matters. All honest men should; investigate for themselves; not allow others to dictate to them. Pratt Union.

The tom-fool talk should be dropped now that election is over. Does any sane man tielieve that being a democrat, republican or populist preventsa man wishing and working for his own and the country's prosperity? Can the democrats make hard times for their opponents without sharing them? We are all Americans, and we all want the best times to be had, only differing in opinions as to the way to get them. Holton Tribune. estly than ever, call upon our consciences to say, "What shall we render unto the Lord for all His benefits?" and shall not our prayers, our four brothers and three sisters survive him, he being next to the youngest. OIOTHING! hopes and our labors reach forth to a coming time when all that is now Of these, one brother resides in Missouri one in California, and two in the state of Washington, two sisters in Iowa and one in Oregon.

His mother crossed the plains with her sons Eli harmful instead of helpful shall be CLOTHING, done away, aud ours become "that 4.J7 19 Suits, regular price 8.50 land wherein dwelleth righteousness," 25 Suits, regular price 10.00 go at goat go at go at and we "that holy and happy people SIMJLK J'ANTS. All Wool $.5.00 Paut Good All Wool 4.00 Pant Good All Wool 3.00 Pant Good Jeans for 2.00 Paut St. Louis Doe Skin Jeans $2.25 Pant Good Jeans for $1.75 Pant Good Jeaus for 1.00 Pant geat goat goat geal go at go at goat 6.4-5 7.65 1.87 12-00 14.00 15.40 Beal Estate Transfers. For the week ending Nov. 26 th.

1802 Furnished by J. L. Breeding, proprietor of Ncroaba county abstract, the ouly complete set of abstract books in the county. William Hanes to Mary A Ileatli lot 1 blk 82 Seneca 1 00 Taylor to William McConnel lots 13 and 14 blk 6 Ooffs a50 00 Cyrus ghinn to William Sprague lots 10, 11, 12 blk 23 Oneida. 65 00 Marcus Rnydor to Otto Roggenkamp uwU6-3-K 570000 Kelly Town Co to Balpb Cordill lot 1 blk 8 Kelly 2600 at 2.00 l.fte 1.76 i.a 12.00 15.00 16.50 18.50 20.00 whose God is the Lord." Ed.

CURRENT TEMPERANCE NEWS. Again to notice the great convention 17 Suits, regular price 18 Suits, regular price 13 Suits, regular price Jo Suits, regular price 20 Suits, regular price goat go at go at just held at Deuver, and which R. R. SMITH, Manager Dry Goods Store. G.

W. SOUDERS, Mauanger Clotulng Store. VD lb ouiors. The idea of man getting down on his knees and praying that this "earth" be as the kingdom of Heaven," and then voting for a party that is responsible for seven thousand millionaires on one hand and ten million paupers on the other, is preposterous. If he does it through ignorance his ig norance is a crime.

If through pre j- nrtirfl hi nreiudice is a sin. The man Dr. Benjamin Richardson was adrink-er when the London physicians assigned to him the task of investigating the action of alcohol on living tissues. He took a year for his experiments, and came out a total abstainer; his science had controlled his conscience and coiitrol'ed his life. Statu or Onto, City or Toledo, Lucas County bs Fka.

J. Chknkt makes oath that ho is the senior partnerof the firm of J.ChrnnyJc doing business in the city of Toledo. County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDKEI) DOLLARS tor each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh FRANK J. CHENNY. Sworn to before me and in my presence, this 6th day of December.

A. D. 1H87, PA I A. W. GLEASOX.

'( Notary Public. Hail's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and actsdireclly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J.

CHENNY Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, who shuts his eyes to the present dee perate condition of things because he does not feel the pressure of the times same was the nineteenth annual convention of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union, the organization that of necessity followed the work of women known as the "great crusade." Women sent as delegates, to the number of 254, with officers of the national, and superintendents, organizers, secretaries editors and publishers, making in all 887 who were members proper of the convention, and with these a great host of visitors from near and distant states and cities, and altogether forming a great, a notablo aud most wise and worthy company, more than filling the largest church building in that city, and overflow meetings were a necessity, even while the real business of the convention was going ou. The secretary's report shows, based on the payment of auxiliary unions, 7,864, comprising a niembershipof young woman's branch auxiliaries, 7o(i, membership, loyal temperance legions, 2,887, with and Boltos, and daughter Elizabeth in 1862, and died in Washington territory in 1875 Her father served in the revolutionary war Of his own children three died in iufanoy, in the early part of his settlement here, and four sous and three daughters, with their mother, survive him. Of these the eldest, Jesse, resides at Berwick, Roy in Sabetha, Louis aud Bert are on farms near Berwick, Ollie (Mrs. John Trees) is living near Sabetha, and two daughters, Callie and Minnie, are at home with their mother.

Callie Jand Ollie were well known teachers in the county. His health has been poor for some time, and he suffered much all the past summer, being confiued to his bed most of the time for more than four months previous to his death. His family and friends did all that was possible to alleviate his sufferings. The greatest part of" the immediate care, however, fell upon his daughter Callie, who was ever patient tender aud careful in her attention to his wants, never failing for an instant in her faithful and devoted care for him. The funeral services, conducted by W.

A. Biggart, assisted by Revs. Moorhead aud Cober, were held at the Brethren church on Rock Creek. The remains were laid away to rest in Montrose cemetery, mourned by his old neighbors and Iriends. is not worthy of the name of Christian, Randolph Toiler.

Wedowee, Ala. WASHINGTON. From Our Special Correspondent. Washington, D. Nov.

2-3, 192 Additional BARGAINS. Land for Sale 64. 13 acres n(itiiin Ontrtilie. fine or-ohiinl ntxi tl-r iiiiprori'inrntw, I'rlcf! fH.MWe iirrc 70 in cultlretton. itwelllar.

tiMi orrlisml. l-il tnilrn to ruiillnu. A The foreign student of American po The initial efforts for temperance reform in Germany seem inadequate aud crude from the American standpoint, but they prove the falacy of the argument that beer linking in Germany is free from the evils of iu temperance. About Two "Editu litical economy would find Washington a very interesting place these days Amonor the lariro number of senators aud representatives of the present con ress already in town are sprinkled a Hear Yd Hear Ye! Ye young ineuue and maidens of Seneca towne are preparing to give a greale coucerte at ye towne hall on Maine stieet for ye benefit of ye Uni-verealist meeting. A louge lyst of sacred hy tunes and tunes, and likewise worldly songs, certaiue of which were sunge in ye yeare of our Lord 1676, will once more be played and sunge Deacons Harradone and Whitemore will assist ye voices with ye fiddles, and mayhap Franklyue Smythe will joine with ye big fiddle called now ye nice smooth lnrni.

Onl f-SiVI. -ny trrm. JH. Hero i-'i lit rut I vat inn, halanre well v.ati'rt'd im-ttirc. 1'rlcx! Cell et 1 05 7.

li acrus Muootlt blurk lmn farm ell 1 but l'i acre in cultivation, cod dwelling, of. and other improvement. Ouly esftM), Ivisy terms. tiS. urref 'SO ill cultivation, dwellitir, pool mt young metiers.

Ot(f r-Iiu if sold lit once. few representatives-elect of the Fifty of analysis will dud a flaw or uu Idea to controvert. The editors being dyspeptics, this canimunity seldom sees on their paper atijr encouraging words for their patrons or for any enterprise. My discontinuing ray advertisement was a private, individual matter and they have seen lit to make it public -ith a "smart" "editorial regarding the bill." I have heretofore paid them and all others anything I owe them as soon as possible. All their bills that have boon presented to tne have been paid.

Any amount I now owe them will be paid when bill is sent, and their calm, resigned wail as expressed iu these words, "for the advertisement cruelly withdraw!) without request for our hill we can ouly sav; fare thee well" is truiy heart-tending' to those who can laugh, as no one who has ever had any dealings with them would believe even if asserted by them, that they -would caucel an uupaid bill. I do not know of any other Republicans so bigoted as to dislike a man because he happened to have' been born in the South after the late Civil war was commenced aud is a Democrat, aud it is iudeed ghoulish to flirt in a man's lace by insinuations, animosities which he not responsible for and which should expire without auy loss to true x)atriotistn. Fair play is reputed to be an English characteristic. There are miserable except third consress. Fully niue-tentlis of 000 children enrolled.

The national the congressmen now here aro demo crats, ami if there is a single one of ture. Except to accompany the singing I took no other part in the ceremonies at the Opera House. I marched with the flambeau club and carried a torch. When the Tribune editors say teg riling me, "From his tin horn came the most melodious notes, etc." aud that I marched "between two magnificent transparencies" and that at the Opera House "at last randpa Herold led his boy Charlie upon the stage, made a motion al E. L.

Miller, aud the North Carolinian sprang forward like a jumping jack aud said Charlie Herold had been made chairman of the meeting' they lie aud knowingly state what they know was not a "historical occurence, as I did not during the celebration at any time have or blow a tiu horn or march te-t-veen two transparencies or announce Mr. Charles Herold as chairman. After the renewed exibition of their unfriendliness toward me I felt that 1 would uut longer patronize publishers and poltroons who maliciously and meanly take every occasion to ridi cule me as well as others whose crime ia that we are Democrats, and I notified them of the fact privately. A they have given to the public parts of the letter addressed to them personally and not inteuded for publication, aud made these parts the tax of a long grandiloquent, bumptious "editorial" in last week's issue of tluir sheet, I take this means of publishing the whole of the letter and saying that the statements expressed therein to them privately in regnrd to themselves are reasserted in public. They own a newspaper aud like cowards use their opportunity to ridicule men who have been their friends.

treasurer reported: Received during Ui9 year, from dues, over do-cations to the temple over do 1 them uho is not bubbling over with idas of "how to do it" and "how not von. i singers wm be dressed up in nations to the temperance hospital to do it" be has not been luiiud. A best Suuday-go-to-meeting close. We forgot to say that ye spinnet will be ouer $200, and to otber uses in their great majority of them favor holding The reason for the publication of the following letter is explained below: Seneca, Nov. 18, 1892.

To W. H. G. F. Jordan: In your paper of yesterday I noticed your very ungenerous account of the Democratic jollification here last Tuesday night.

Beiug partisan alone will not make a person uarrow-miuded. Like truthfulness this qu tl-ity is innate. In your editorials about anything the Democrats have done in this vicinity you always show yourselves to be lacking iu the one aud played upon hy one who has learned work over $2,200. an extra session as early as April, but how. It will be so arranged that ye it is extremely doubtful whether Circuit Court- Docket.

passes lor ye admission can be bouzh Temple block is being used as far as needed, and the rental of the building fO. well improved la ml ivltu flvel-llnr mid other liiilkllnf near Miillff rllte. Trice WV. worth tM). Cull lit once if v.

i-h this liariralti 73. 1 sirrrs. in ruttlrtttioii hnlm cm well wntereil paMure. (lie ft lit t.r only 11 short 1 7(1 lf2 iu't-en, 70 iu cultivation, alane pasture. .1 lls.sprinr.

da'illiig. bare orcluird a -titer iuiproveaionts. Prli-e ti.ios otiF.v terms. 77, acres improve' farm. A xtd home one mile from Heneoa.

Cheep et ilM. fall at once. 78. i-es flue farm wltji good Iniprovt. tnentu only 4 miles from Senwe.

Oflerrd fnr a. siliort itne tor onlp fTOiM. Inquire ahouS this pUce if yuu wish a tsiKl farm, ntl acres' In cultivation, 3 tallM dozen of them agree upon what that at ye apothecary shop, one of which is holdeu in tiuilding of Grandmother Circuit court convenes on Monday uext. Following is the list of cases is over $140,000 this year. extra session shall do when it is called An informal dedication of Willard Some of them favor an immediate re Hall was held prior to Miss Willard.s McKay.

N. B. Ye people need not bring candles with them this time, as ye house will be lighted up by ye new way. Becau se some may fai te on ac- peal of the present tariff lanr, which if docketed: JUKOKS. Seneca J.

HTGleason. leaving for but the more thoroughly imbued with the other oarriMl into effect would bring tne Friendship with me does not cease count of ye heate of ye gass, Brothers formal dedication will take place at the time of the commencement of the tariff of 1883 into force again, which, while it would lower the duty on many where partnership begins as it seems Rock Creek Township John Chas. Bestwick, J. N. Mc Wil iNoanaian ana Ansone win ne present, havinsr ye pills and cordials with them with you.

seing a patron ot yours, was surprised at your unmanly, cow. world's and national great meetings in and will bring all such speedially to liams. ardly, angentlemauly and untruthful articles, would also restore the duties on many other articles now on the free Hat nmnnirthem susrar. Such a move ineir senses. or f-ciuMiii, only H40V.

S2. 4x7 acres, J5.i tlliW plow' 1 lit Met grass, till aci-cs tinitx-r Well watered, two lwW lins. good in rovenieiit, orchard, 1 1-J mil to coldier In Jackson ciniutj. Oiifo SR.M ho c. Will take 1M acres In part eeehmnge.

80 Hcres. 5ii in t-iiltlvetfam. eMi derel May, '03. For the fouiteenth time Miss Fran Illinois Clark Mills, J. J.

Treague, attempt to ridicule me for the small but enthusiastic part I took in the ces E. Willard was elected National E. S. Vernon. I sn would unquestionably result in largly You are Welcome.

The W. C. T. TJ. will srive an enter celebration.

Owning a newspaper W. C. T. president. Berwick Cyrus Mishler, M.

increasing the revenues of the govern you feel that you have the right to use Kerns. taining social at G. A. B. ball Friday evening, beginning at 6:30.

An excel as a means oi rmicunug, in your own cheap way, indiscriminately, pol The Christian Temperance League ment, but would it not be a practical confession of inability to make a tarili schedule all its own by the democratic lent lunch will be served, after which Capioma G. W. Phillips, I. L. Ra- iticians as well as individual uemo ions to this rule, reference being had to the flies of the Tribune for the past six years, and the struggles their party has had to succeed iu this county in these years may be partly on account of the burden it has had to bear.

Patriotic Republicans or Democrats hardly make party difference grouud aims to sepure large organizations in ney. oratsin this county. But only a person the following programme: Pianu duet, Winshipand Miss a churches of every denomination congress, as the law of 1883 was a re of a very low sneaklnsr nature would Granada J. S. Cliften, F.

M. Ach- Miss Daixy Bui ling and ot Iter improvements. rrteeflMfS U4. acro ell in culttHtion. gnajt 4e.

linsf and other improvement, tlfforea for a short time at the low price ef fSide. I2ti acres rfi in rmUeettoa. SI well watered litnlxT. welja, 4reMteg, Hare, nr. ch a rd etc A Rood fawn 9 mtlea fraai Petiete I'picctifiV an acre, 'dS.

80 acre Mcoaud huttvin fcleek loam Ih 1111 near Morrill In Brown counlf, gnnS room dwell iiiK and other Improvement. Only Will take Home cattle or hoewe oa trade. 9-4 acre Sue tanuntb tnWS. teal (arm lot wix-H Oneida and "ahethn. land eswtltef Juid other improvements- A rd home for fWHI.

thus attempt, without cause, to dam The pian is to have a company in each publican measure, just as the present The insluuatiou in the "editorial' ten, S. C. Barnes. lard; vocal duet, "When Life is Brightest." Misses Belle Vlckers and church, a reariment in each town, a age a patron or any otner person Your statement about me in that con law is. that my letter was the result of sud Clear Creek John Beyers, W.

J. Mary Benediot; Tale of the Pine Trees nection was not only untruthful, but den super-sensativeness is false. Sav There are prominent democrats who ata earnestly advocatinir as the first (ornrinal), Mrs. Kara L. Btoner: Song.

brigade in every county, a division in every city, an army corps in every state, a conquering army in the nation, unkind and unfriendly; aud except to "Welcome Pretty Primrose." Miss eral times they have spoken of my birth place iu language which implied request you to discontinue my small thing that ought to be done at the ex Benedict: Beading. "The Brave Wo advertisement, it would receive the a country without a saloon. men of Mumbles Head," Miss Dora either hatted or ridicule or humor Taylor. Admission 10 cents. Cra session the enactment of a law authorizing an increase in the public debt by a new issue of bonds, but the contempt in which I hold you.

Trulv yours, E. L. SIiixek. Their way of expressing themselves for personal malevolence. Being a "North Carolinian" aud a Democrat not even common decency to a patron or supposed friendship individually has heretofore kept the Editors of the Tribune from showing toward me their iustioctive weakness and narrow minded sectional hatred, evidences of which have cropped out many times and have been passtd by as unworthy of notice.

Curlike they if The Catholic Total Abstinence Socie about any person is so dull that it is For Tit auk A suiellgfaru fbr tie. A larre farm for rood stesk more conservative men of the party On Tuesday night November 15th t'cott, James Simmons. Red Vermillion J. W. Neff.

We tmore George Shaffer. Home E. S. Covert, Merrit Howard. Mitchell S.

Ernest. -Adams T. S. Gilmore. Harrison J.

W. Baker. CASES. State of Kansas vs John Farrel. State vs Fred Hook.

Spend a penny for a postal card and write the Kansas City Business merchandise. Keveral pleoea of city ty of America is reported in the Catholic Review as having 52,000 members. difficult to determine their intention whether persoual mention is prompted the Democrats of Nemaha County will probably squelch this idea early, University Kansas City, for cat celebrated the election of Cleveland as it would certainly be unpopular. This society is one of our allies in the in fun or insolence or hatred. I may have ofteu been mistaken when I felt just as the Republicans four years ago demand for the exclusion of liquor alogue.

We pay railroad fare. Ml Notice. rejoiced over the election of their One of the queerest things about the situation is that some of those democrats who have within the past six or selling from the World's fair. that their slurs have seemed, when snarl sua one at enemies and friends alike, and but for their publishing parts of a private let champion. A truthful and humorous referring pointedly to me, uncalled for You can And at the Seneca flour and feed i exchange anything account of it even if ridiculed was not eight years made some of the most rad The last work of Mis Willard in and unkiud.

Certainly there must be ter and the woe-begone in ueudo in property tor oatue or larm tana. A large list of bawaina sent on application. A new list will soon be published. If you wish to buy, sell, rent or borrow money on land security, eall on me. B.

MILLER. Attorney at Law, Real Estate aad Loan Agent, Heneoa, Ks. ffic Fl rat National Bank lloUdlar, upstairs. Dempster Mill Co. vsS.

H. Fitz wa out of place in an organ like the Sen the last "editorial" this short state a limit to patience. I have never had you may want kept in the feed line. ical low tariff speeches in congress are now the loudest shouters for going New York before sailing for England last week was to write au introduction ter et al. eca Tribune.

There was however ho ment would not be made public. In connection I will run the wood to apologise for being a North Caroli K. L. MIL.I.GK. Alonzo Hawley vs Woodworth A reason for selecting individual Demo to John O.

Woolley's new book, which yard. Will handle stove wood, chnnk nian, and only narrow bigots would Still well. crats for their ridicule. The commit slow and not making the changes in the tariff too radical or too sudden. It demonstrates the adage, "Give a man is to be a sort of temperance oolum- continually reflect in their sheet their Mutual Benefit Life Ins.

Co. vs Jo- ALBERT RVSSfX I. P. JOHNSON. biad, embracing among others the fol hatred for a man because he was born tee in charge requested mo to help manage the musical part of the pro wood, and four foot wood.

Delivered free by Noah Walters. Notice to the Public: ceph Berry etal. lowing subjects, "Christian Patriot in a different section of the couutry or responsibility and you make him con servative," is not without wisdom. Harriet D. P.

Sheley vs Alonzo F. ism," MThy tiottle," ''Number One world from themselves. I do not know JOHNSON nUCGELL PROPRIETORS gram. The chairman ot the nemo-cratlo Central Committee, in charge, It is expected tnt attempt will Having concluded to go out of Hard," and "Solid lor Prohibition." that place of birth makes a man crim Mr. J.

P. Taylor asked me to call on business, I will sell all goods at inal or unworthy of fair treatment or be made at th ft lying sassfon of con-(ress to take up and pass the bill pro Hawley et al. JMary Atkins vs Mo. Pac. B'y Co.

Wm. Scott vs Jas. Parsons. Thos. Carlin vs Ignatis Swtulbeck.

L. C. Morris vs Wm. Dennis. Xotiw Flssl 8tttet.

State of KeBeNeteaOMatr, ea. In the Prohete Ooatt taeiiiTCr eats OeaaCr. It may not be generally known that the Bern Band for an opening over- first cost and below. This is no Seneca peed Stable not entitled to his poll 1 1 sal views. The dlseapointed office-seekers In viding for a tax upon all annual in MfflM in excess of $5,000.

Those who sham. Call and be convinced that I mean what I say, charge of the Tribune could be no reeiuira mm other aeteoae the aforeeaM eetate, sse kg fhr at the aeat raralat tevaaet taeTi and dealers iu Clementine Tryon vs Joseph Laoour ought to know express the opinion that and August Laoour. the bill would pass the bouse couia HAY, CORN, G. W. Johnson, 'Seneca, Ks.

im tor asm Cuanty.tw ea at at thje CVaire mm la fcaaeaCS ha a4 StaUeflMeeaMTeolUt John Aulthousevs G. W. Green worse because one of them oomes from the vlelnity of White Chapel in Loudon, and Londoa or England should not be responsible for their feeble fa bromrht to a vote. The senate as field. ujDOu UllL tnresentmadeup would nor, it is First National bank of Centralia vs BltAN, Oil, WEAV 1,, CHOPPED FKED iMliAVAd.

even renort the bill. Still if SIX PER CENT MONEY ohatteriig and hired "editorials," Joseph Laoour and August Laoour. Trit. aeern- M.waatssMhs, 1 Atgsr rxvrrr To a small commis First National bank of Centralia vs Their hriUtaat MM the 4'edltoc the house paases it the effect upon the next congress and upon Mr.CWveland, who is to i ropaaed to it, aad all other kind of feed, He alsorannlnra sion. Call at the ojjice of district ial," which was probably written by, Joseph sonny and August Laoour, uaammna J.

a. Bowman clerk before goiny elsewhere, would net iu3 2tf fc tfce next are aafcet''w'esaj r- vs'john GriZfths. I a local titerary tyro who is ambitious in State peUtles and who toadies to thee aa4 freaeatly writes their YARD 1 TILE () Crary Hejgard, Agents. Eipans Tabnles ewe tiJia. H.

O. Bast vs Lena L. Jones. L. C.

Laoe vs Joha GrtTCtt. In fiie natter of the seczaeni of congress, when too neosiiy uk xmw fj money will be mocS STfeetec than dmxiag this congress. QMllnj nfTTr firrtrr, aaoss strtxbiff usees, are naaaswer lot enaeotkm trMrii. (trm mud able, tr.s sneaart jr aadlaamas bains Jeesrit. so rrrrtat astd tssSA Csatao.