South Kansas Tribune from Independence, Kansas • 2

We again call attention to the coarse of 05 TO OKLAHOMA. "Traitor Plumb," shouted the Election Proclamation. South Kansas DOWN GO THE PRICES. entertainments under the auspices of the Mr. Streiker" treasurer of West The qualified electors of the Cifr of Indenend- Kansas City Times.

"Traitor Y. M. C. A. They are not all lectures, as ence.

County of Montgomery, Plate of Kansas, Cherry, has tendered his i resigna SOUTH KANSAS COXFEKESCE. List, of Appointments. I5DEPE3DE5CX DISTRICT. J. A.

Hyden, P. CLerryyale. Plumb," echoed the Star and Kan- ore nereuj uuvtueu on uesaay toe W. T. C.

YOE Proprietors. Wednesday, March 13th, 1889. many have supposed. The next entertainment will be Miss Cora F. Lee, who comes Second day of April A.

D. 1 889. tion, and intends making a trip in mn, the weakling imitator of the there will be held in said City of Independence an election for the purpose of electing to the Territory "to look around." Times, and the organ which de- very highly recommended and will give an evening of recitals and dramatic readings. Altamont, J. P.

Slaughter. Warren Miller, Joe McNeal and Baled Hay, Corn Chop, Mixed Chop, Bran, Corn, at Oats, at Coal, at The disgusted Dakota friends of ends the contemptible hanging of She will be here Tuesday, the 19th. The Caney, W. E. Means.

25 to 30 cents per Bale, 45 to 50 cents per 100 pounds. 60 to 65 cents per lOO pounds. 45 to 50 cents per lOO pounds. 23 to 25 cents per bushel. 25 to 30 cents per bushel.

15 to 16 cents per bushel. E. P. EYANS, others, of Parker, were in on Mon- redarvnlo O. Rrvnt I iur luiiiu in euJKjr.

aui ai io on A Mayor of said city. A Police Judge. A City Treasurer. A Treasurer of the Board of Education. One Councilman for the First Ward.

One Councilman for the Second Ward. One Councilman for the Third Ward. One Councilman for the Fourth Ward. VyUUt'tCSBLLiail CUnUECf. Ml XlilLlUlB.

I I 3 a -a -vii 1 I next attraction will be the famous Drummer Boy of Shiloh, who will give two en a Tv, one could expect of the Strr and ay, arranging to go to me usiano- chanute. J. W. Stewart. uiui a -uvu iatui tutu- i 4i A I ix it ir Kan unit "It bled Its Candidate, ma tuuuwy lue uear lumre.

vmuuk n. muigiui. tertainments. The first night will be facts about Shiloh, illustrated and explained, to i i Part TTnward and other nrnminsnt ChanUnqua Springs, W. 8.

Browning. one councilman for tne FUtb Ward. One Member of the Board of Education for lh al appropriately inscribed. Springer's name will not go down the ages gether with Drum Solos, mimicking the JOnn A. MWU.

wnuuui, Biimuuw rhrrvTsJ. TfartnM First Ward. the night before the election, and "a in Aruiu vree, were to chetopa, C. T. Durboraw, One Member of the Board nf Fducatinn fnr Ilia surrounded by a halo of glory.

Second Ward. tramping of soldiers and the firing of small arms and artillery. The next and last will G. Paul Smith, the wonderful impersona LA ma CiHiJlJIIUG FiiGomr. T8PECIAL PRICES IN XA-KOK then sent its associate editor and start to the 1 erntory last Monday.

Chetopa circuit, F. K. Flickinger. One Member of the Board of Education for th -i a it- I Sfk ta mTorrit on nn tin A Fnnmorotn I coffeyvule, N. B.

Johnson The St. Louis Republic has al Third ard. One Member of the Board of Education for the Fourth Ward. rt tor, who gives two entertainments, with an vot th cUnt. nn in vuejvuie clrcul1- Pear, snppiy.

polls on Tuesday, urging them to entire change of program the second night. ready forgotten the great revenue -r Dennia, W. T. York. One Member of the Board nf Education for ih Fifth Ward.

Season tickets may be had lor the remain Oklahoma," and some people are I Edna, h. Cariyon. reformer, Grover Cleveland, and knife the political nominee, Eaton, One Member of the Board nf Education fin- ing five entertainments for $1.50. found who say that the opening of E1k City, J. w.

D. Anderson, ecnooi District no. outside the city. wants John M. Palmer for Presi and vote for the man Utely.

lth-out principle, but striving for pop- that Territory will not ininrA Mt City circuit. i justices oi uie reace. Two Constables. dent and W. C.

Whitney for Vice, The following places for hnldincr said elMtinn. and the following Judges and Clerka are desig- on the next Democratic ticket. ularity, it is now slobbering over WEST CHERRY ITEMS. BT A FARMER. around denouncing every one who I independence, c.

K. Bice. First Ward. Citv Jmlnx O. Foster B.W.Perkins, whom it formerly denounced.

But Mr. Perkins will E. P. Doane and Goodrich. Clerks, L.

A. is ODDOsed to the oneninsr of Okla- Labette, Salem Hedges. Representative Townshend, of R. B. Handley has been real sick, but is alter ana u.

n. umuuin. A A. A homa at this time. Second Ward.

Rock Titlanri T.nmhor Vanl Illinois, is the second member elect out again stirring things up on bis farm, hold the Star and Raman's fulsome La Fountain, A. A. Horner. Longton, H. H.

Harper, Liberty, Jno. Williams. Moline, G. W. Coleman.

Office. Judges, Win. Huston, P. V. Hockett and W.

Hole. Clerks, A. Canary and K. 8. Heady.

getting ready for plowing. Southern Kansas'is not yet ready praise in as utter contempt as he of the next congress who has died Several other members are Berious Mrs. D. E. Turner has the earliest brood Third Ward.

HanW Mattreaa Factor. for the opening of a new territory did its lying slanders of the past juures, j. ay, n. fiursi ana A. j.

uagaman. of young chickens in the neighborhood. Mound Valley, J. B. Gibson.

cierits, v. v. Aeuson and ii. Krnsberger. ly ill.

Pneumonia and over work on her border. If opened it will The Newell boys have purchased the campaign. Fourth Ward. Old Court House. Judeea.

O. Neodesha, Jas. Hunter. F. Whitman, J.

E. Vaughn and a Shafler. Clerks, during the last few weeks of Con Bonham farm and moved on. They are cause thousands to leave whatthej Oswego, R. P.

Hammons. r- i. aears ana a. itoeaiger. The Farmers' Alliance, is the have, and chase the will-'o-the-wisp I Pern, Adolphns Graybeal.

gress has made invalids of many. Fifth Ward. Office at Bowra'i MilL bold money makers, as a great many people are not bold enough to live there, but these FOR r. uenway, a. v.

emun ana yv m. isaner. rri -x i I Sedan, Bascom Bobbins. Clerks, J. N.

loUison and B. F. Nelson. brave Republican boys are. Uv c4iWijr a uCD Wannetta.

J. snnnlv. organization being boomed to take the place of the old Grange. The Pchool District No. 5.

outside citv. Caledonia N. A. Daugherty says he found his buggy The Leavenworth people are re joicing over another coal mine de mere musi De years OI pioneer-I H. A.

Tncker, Financial agent Texas Mill. Judges, W. R. Brown, 8. Bowlby and A.

H. Alliance works with closed doors, juoore. cierKa, a. uerntt ana J. iianuing.

ing -and hardships before it is even Wesieyan college. was not large enough for himself and wife and little ones, so he sold it to A. Oralis ton In witness whereof I hare hereunto net mv volopment. The "Home Compa- aa did the Grange, and seeks, where ignaiure in is itsia aay oi Marcn, A. u.

issa. as pleasant as it is here, providing EMPORIA DISTRICT. Bernard Kelley, P. E. and bought a new spring wagon.

ny has struck the vein underly H. H. DODD, Mayor. strong enough to control business the lands were as good. L.

Calhoon sold 4 hogs that weighed 1200. i Burlington, R. H. Sparks. As attest mv siemature and the seal of nald citv .1.1.

i. 1 and politics, just as did the Grange Joseph Laduke has put up a steam corn And then it is much as Mr. How uiia mui uay oi aiarcn, loan. Eureka, A. Cullison.

ing the city, at an expense of Visions of cheap coal and AT grinder that is doing good work for the 8KAU J. B. Ukoebbiu, City Clerk. Ihe range, while having as a IORT SCOTT DISTRICT. A.

G. Robb, P. E. township. manufacturing enterprises float basis some very good principles, ORDINANCE No.

90. ard said "The men who are going there generally are well fixed here, and go. to get a new, place R. Davis and D. Godown have returned Cherokee, A.

L. Scott. around that town now. was voted by the farmers as pos from Oklahoma in disgust, and are willing An ordinance in relation to ringing the William Clark's. Columbus, Hugh McBirney.

ire ueu. to farm Montgomery county land now. sessing no special merit or benefit which tney can 8ell out to ari actu. Fort Scott, 1st Church, S. S.

Murphy. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen Eaph Catron took a pleasant buggy ride President Harrison has nomi- via tart a Palmov aF AfisVK Grace Church, W. A. Shanklin. of tne Vtty of independence, Montgomery with his best girl on Sunday.

lor them, and was permuted to die, al 8ettler." The opening, of that and we doubt not that the Alliance Territory wnnlrt tint. Wpfir. fho Mound City, J. M. Iliif.

UtW M. ItlUiVl A-l. As-A county, Kansas. The Tribune is becoming more of a favorite Parsons, J. E.

Brant. as minister to Spain: John F. section l. any person who snail rlnar or in our township every day, we hear so many OTTAWA DISTRICT. landless and the.

poor but is now SPRING GOODS. SPRING STYLES. SPRING PRICES. SPRING NOVELTIES. Swift, of minister to Japan; cause to be rung the hre alarm bell of the City of Independence for any purpose other than in case of fire, or distress in which prompt united saying I can't do without it.

Its ahead of will go the same way. Business men and farmers generally, have I found that secret trade organiza Rneciallv hnomed to heln sneciil. I W. Cnanee, Y. all the nanera I ever read.

J- Baldwin, C. W. Gullett. John D. Washburn, of minister to Switzerland; George C.

Monday was moving day, lour lamuies an action oi ine aeparimeni is necessary, snail De deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall be fined in any sum not exceeding 25. Provided tors, companies, and tne I T0ia, j. b. Ford. at once, mating vz loads oi iurmture on tne road all at the same time.

This finishes tions does not advance their inter commercial centers, like Wichita I Ottawa, E. c. Boaz, Tichenor, of to be assistant EBOURQUIN'S however that the Mayor or the Chief Engineer of the fire department may grant permission for the ringing of said bell as a signal for closing the movine in our township. ests. but often gets them into and Kansas Citv.

Lands are now Welda, J. S. Budd secretary of the treasury. J. Wallick went to Independence yester.

dav to attend court as a iurvman. the stores witmn saia city. i.i I Yates Center, A. McDole trouble. A farmers club, which 8 EC 2.

This ordinance shall be in force and Enoch Striker lost two calves caused, he Jas. Murray, N. F. Tipton and D. effect from and after its publication in the Atchison Champion: The abuse meets openly, and discusses the thought, by feeding too much corn.

South Kansas Tbibumel enough in Missouri, Arkansas and J. M. Wood, missionaries in Indian Terri Approved March 5th, 1889. tory. i- -i several Kansas City papers are I various means, to advance their in Kansas, where there are schools Spring 1 Announcement.

President of the Council. heaping on Senator Plumb will terests a public manner, carries Attest, J. B. UNDEBHILL, City Clerk. NOTES FROM STCAMORE.

1 BT ROW AND THEN. ARMSTRONG. Died at his home in this and society, without robbing the next generation of its inheritance pubiisned Marcn istn, is. have no more effect on the people weight with it, and by open and city Saturday morning, March 9th, 1889, ol. Armstrong, aged; 46.

years. of Kansas than a charity sermon free discussion will obtain the bene- Notice of Final Settlement. of cheap lands. 5 Thanking a discriminating public for their generous and continued patronage, we invite your future trade. We shall preserve our Phinis Barnes, aged 14 years, was buried two montns and la days.

would have on the Dockets of fits sought in many cases. The STATE OF Montgomery. County. Da' in the Sycamore Cemetery on the 10th Inst. An old pioneer, a prominent -citizen and George Washington's bronze statue trouble with the Grange, the Alii His parents live two miles east of White- a leading attorney has passed awar.

In THE LAND OFFICE REMOVAL. In the Probate Court, in and for said County. In the matter of the Estate of Barton W. 1870, in company with his father-in-law Col. Strictly One-Price System, The order of the General Land as it Bits looking up at the dome of ance, the Unions, is that often hair ford.

It appears about ten days ago he was playing with some other children un Miller, deceased. Bristol, Mr. Armstrong removed to this Office to close the U. S. Land office thecapitol.

I well meaning and honest workers Creditors and all other persons Interested in the aforesaid Estate, are hereby notified, that city, and erected the then largest and finest residence on the town site. His lungs were der a winding stairway, raising up suddenly his head struck a sharp corner, crushing bis are led into secret political con at the next reeular term of the Probate Court. in this city, and the removal of the -And that price the lowest. We sell in and for said county, to be be (run and held at raoia liepublican: Ine action This caused his claves. like many of the rank and records to ToDeka.

does not meet I weak and he came for his health, but as he I skull, over his left eye. the Court Room, in Independence, county of ti i ii I I I a ai I ai Montgomery, State aforesaid, on the first Mon death. of Senator numa in me matter OJ filft of th Union nartv werei nrl n. k-v uc iw au ouwyo pari, day in the month of April, A. D.

1889, I shall Born, to Mr. and Mrs. John Shelstead, on ,1 I DUDlic anairs. Mr. Armstrong nnptiMl a apply to said Court for a full and final settle the Oklahoma bill was fair and just iast fall.

Best Goods on uig Market, maintaining the Othces to the UOV- Jaw oflice, and has been a practitioner in ment 01 saia estate. March 3d, a To Mr. and Mrs. and the people of Kansas have no EDWIN BU8HNELL. Executor Lewis Burk, a daughter.

ernment, on authority of Receiver I the courts ot the nth judicial district since of the will and estate of Barton W. Miller, de did Kan censure for him. The abuse the Congressman Perkins We said last week peaches were not kill 1871. In that year be purchased a farm on ceased. Young, is only $40 per month, for 1 ed, but find on closer examination that a Elk river, and the following season made sas a good turn when he got incor Kansas City papers fling at him is At prices which defy all competition In quality.

March 13th, A. D. 1889. Administrator's) Notice. each office, while the convenience good portion of them are killed.

the first importation of thoroughbred short like the velDine of a nack of man. porated in the Indian bill, this Married, on Wednesday, March 6th, 1889, to the people of the Land Districts horns into our county. He was the first i SPRING GOODS: STATE OF aa i Ladies' and Men's Shoes. Cent's Fine Shoes. Boys" Shoes.

School Shoes. gy dogs they howl because some-1 wlse provision, to keep the boom at Independence, Kansas, by Judge Hogan, President of the Agricultural society, and Montgomery would be great. "The cost to the In the Probate Court in and for said County. Mr. T.

B. Jolley and Miss Minnie E. Ham- worked zealously for the advancement of body has kicked them. erB, speculators and town company government to do the business will In the Matter of the Estate of John Elrod, De bleton. The boys gathered in and gave the agricultural interests.

He has served syndicates out of the lands recently ceased. Notice is hereby riven that Letters of Admin be almost as great at Topeka, while them a farewell serenade the same night. the city on committees and as City Attor We want your trade, and invite you to get our prices before buying elsewhere. E. BOURQUIN, ihe Winheld folks wanted anew purchased from the Seminole In istration have been irranted to the undersign J.

N. Hawkins, LeRoy Coates and H. H. ney, and always with ability. The fell de it would cost the settler several ed on the Estate of John Elrod.

late of said jail lor uowley county, but Arkan- dians Hall started for the "Injun" country on county, deceased, by the Honorable, the fro bate stroyer, consumption, had fastened itself day 8 of time extra and consider court 01 tne couniy ana state aioresaio. uaiea The One-Price Boot and Shoe Dealer, Monday. upon him, and while he resisted its inroads the 5th. dav of Februrv. A.

D. 18S9. Now all sas City and the Other towns down- I "But until said lands are open for settle-ed Winfield'sjail bond proposition. ment h7 proclamation of the President, no able expense. "It is claimed by Corner Main Street and Penn Avenue.

Adkisson has bought 40 acres of land with a strong determination, he at last person 8 naving claims against tne saia estate are hereby notified that they must present the same from J. N. Hawkins. quietly and calmly fell its victim. Receiver Young that the settler TK.

n.n. nm person shall be permitted to enter upon and to the undersigned for allowance, within one vy vvrwwu a aaaajoj aa Atta Mrs. Stevens' old residence is now safely Mr. A. was among the oldest practioners Sheriff's Sale.

can go before the Probate Judge Sheriff's Sale. anchored in Lay. It will be occupied by year from the date of said Letters, or they may be precluded from any benefit of such estate; and that if such claims be not exhibited within three years after the date of said letters, they at the Montgomery county bar, and yester occupy lue same anu no person violating The people need a new jail, but this provision shall erer be permitted! to they didn't Want it via. the bond enter any of said lands, or. acquire any 8TATE OF KANSAS.) aa Montgomery County, STATE OF KANSAS.1 Montgomery County, Mr.

Mat Holmes and lamuy. Mr. Kable and Mr. Cv Daniels shipped day on motion, Judge Chandler adjourned and make proof, but if that be the case, the Government would have snau oe lorever Darrea. The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company (a Neosho Valley Investment Company, Plaintiff, court out of respect to his memory, and the MARY E.

ELROD. Administratrix route. ngnts tnereto. corporation, rial nun, vs. three cars of stock last week, irom Lay.

Frank Metz and Mr. Kable each shipped a car of stock March 11th. from Lay. of the estate or John juroa, ueeeasea. members of the bar attended the funeral in vs.

William P. nites. Calysta M. Kites, A. W.

Har to pay the Judge or have an agent 1 he bill also provides for a com John Elrod, Nancy A. Elrod and Angell Mat- Independence, Kansas, February 14th, 1889. a body, Services by Rev. E. C.

Jacka. rington and i. r. uutt, ueieuaants. Bv virtue of an Order of Sale to me directed Kansas has again been honored.

I mission to negotiate with the Cher-1 there, and in the end it would cost The Cabinet of President Harrison might have been improved in one name, if he had and delivered, issued out of the Eleventh Judi tnewson, r. n. onyuer ana w. II. Taylor, partners as Angell Malthewson it and F.

M. Lair, Defendants. By virtue of an Order of Sale to me directed Sheriff's Sale. On Thursday Vice-President Mor- okees and other Indians claiming the government and the settler as Liberty Review, named neighbor Frank Metz, Secretary of cial District Court of the State of Kansas, sitting STATE OF KANSAS,) CQ the Treasury. Hut then we win torgive Conrad Kaiser is busy on the foundation of ton sent a note to the U.

S. Senate I lands west of the 96th degree, for much as to maintain the office in and delivered, issued outof the Eleventh Judi in and lor Montgomery county, in said Mate, 1 will, on Saturday, the him, he probably never beard of him. ill it Lvriuvi Hiram D. Upton, Plaintiff; cial District Court of the 8tate of Kansas, sit 30tn day of March, A. D.

1889, that he would be absent, and the I a cession of their rights, title and this city. Then, it should be the the new Catholic church. It Is located on Main street, immediately north of the primary school house, and fronts to the east. It will be quite ting in and for Montgomery county, in said State, I will, on Saturday, the at 2 o'clock p. m.

of said day, at the south door of I Henry C. Perry, Sarah Perry, Lyman G. Mar 23d day of March, A. D. 1SS9.

tin ana w. tx. carson, ueienaanu. Senate immediately on motion of claim of whatsoever kind in and policy of Independence people, to Senator Sherman, elected John J. to said lands, on the same term's as seek to continue the Land Office in an ornament to that part of town.

Bv virtue of an Order of Sale to me directed CANEY HEWS. BT BTRANGEB. -O and delivered, issued out 01 tne tievemn ju the Court House, in the City of Independence, in the county and State aforesaid, oiler at public sale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, all the right, title and Interest of the above named defendants in and to the following described Real Estate, situated in the county of Montgomery, Huue of Kansas, to-wit: From Cherryvale Champion, lngalls. ol Kansas, its President made with the creeks. When our citv.

as lone aa it will, accom- dicial District Court of the Bute of Kansas, at 2 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the sonth door of the Court House, in the City of Independence, ia the county and State aforesaid, oiler at public sale and sell to the highent bidder, for cash in hand, all the right, title and interest of I I Phllllns nt rrhorn lnwnhln AitkA lat sitline in and for Montiromery county, in said TT. lV.t A 1 I I. .1 ..111 A A I rt Business in Caney is improving from one to stale, 1 win, on eaturaay, tne yrn ten.

Xie eervea BO emcieniiy I wiiuau yck uo maue; uiuuaw iub kwiwb buu nut uo at I Wednesday from typhoid-pneumonia, and was five law suits per day. 30th day of March, A. D. 1889, tne aoove named derenaanta in ana to tne following described Real Estate, situated in the Lots one (1) and two (IX in block one fl). of Me- durinsr the last Congress, that th ratified by the Cherokee lecisla- too ereat an expense to the Gov- buried Tuesday afternoon.

The long sycamore of Caney, S. M. Porter, Innis Andrews' Sub-division of the south half T. H. SeweU, who for the past month has county of Montgomery, Slate of Kansas, to-wit: at 2 o'clock p.

m. of said day, at the south door of the Court House, in the City of Independ came near getting knocked out of Ume last of lot No. sixteen (Hi), and the north half of lot ture, the lands will become a part ernment, if for nothing elee, than members have again honored him. been forming a Butter and Cheese stock com The south half of the northwest quarter of ence, in the county and State aforesaid, offer at seventeen (17). or Holman a buburban Addition section No.

thirty, in township No. thirty-one of the public domain, and the pany among our citizens and farmers, informed public sale and sell to the highest bidder, for.l to the City of Independence. as an advertisement, it cost our south, of rantre No. fourteen, east of the aiilh Saturday. The result was the defense fined to and trimmings, in all 813.50.

Sam did not get a scratch. Club No. 101 is doing a flourishing rasn in nana, an tne rutin, uue iuu luiercm ui us that everything is now fixed in good work Said property levied on, and to be sold as the Senator Plnmb ia not only to be Principal Meridian. President is authorized to open city thousands of dollars to get it, property of the above named defendants. ing order, and the plant will soon be in.

Mr. Said property levied on. and to be sold as the the above named aeienaanta in ana 10 tne 101-lowing described Real Estate, situated in the county of Montgomery, State of Kansas, to-wiU said lands for settlement by procla- and as long as it will accommodate Sewell is an untiring worker, and deserves to property of the above named defendants. J. HESTER, Sheriff.

Office. Independence, Kansas, Febru Osage Brown's house is nearing completion, Lots number sixteen flfi). seventeen (17) and congratulated for the abuse of the Kansas City Times, but because some cowardly wretches in Inde succeed, which his energy and work warrants. mation. But until said lands are the district it should be continued It will be a fine residence, ary 27th, 1889.

eighteen (18), in Block thirty-seven (37), in the J. C. HESTER, Sheriff; By F. Moses, Under Sheriff. Sheriffs Office.

Independence. Kansas. Feb This enterprise we think will be a big card for The city election is nearing, and the last ticket city or independence, L.KBOT I EAI.K Ol BON, attorneys for plaintiff. open, no person shall be permittedjin our city. Then too, offices Cherryvale and vicinity.

Said nronertv levied on. and to be sold as the ruary 19th, 18s9. pendence have hung him in effigy. announced is for Mayor, Shroder; Police Jndge, William Juby; five of the to enter and occupy, and violators were kept at Humboldt, off of the properly 01 tne aoove namea ueienaants. J.

D. McCdb, attorney for plaintiff. From Caney Chronicle. Sheriff's Sale. J.

HESTER, Sheriff. Clan. i forfeit all right to acquire title. The hand is rapidly improving under the ef All attentions of this sort from the kind of people who do it are the Sheriff's Office. Independence.

Kansas, Feb Sheriff's Sale. Osage Lands, when they were first opened, and it would not be impos A new fnmiture and undertakers establish STATE OF ga Montgomery County, ficient directorship of Professor Anderson, of Now, if any man loses a season's ruary asm, 18. ment will soon open up in Caney, on State STATE OF KANSAS,) Bg Montgomery County, Coffey ville. 1 F. H.

Fostkb, attorney for plaintiff. street Neosho Valley Investment Company, Plaintiff, vs. Joseph H. Ritchie, Sarah A. Ritchie and Long- best indications that a man cannot be won by the sneak element.

It is not the church bells that prompts the Angell Matthewson, F. H. 8nyder and W. H. sible for Congress to order settlers on the proposed Oklahoma lands It is to be hoped that the new councilmen young men to attend church, but the church Sheriff's Sale.

will not follow the style of the old, by improv work by holding down an Oklahoma claim, or drags out a miserable existence, hanging on the ragged edge, watching, it will not be the lieu Lumber company Defendants. By virtue of an Order of Sale to me directed belles. Leavenworth Times. ing their own pioperty to the detriment of all STATE OF KANSAS.1 Montgomery County, Eush and bustle is what makes a good town. Taylor, partners as Angell Malthewson riainUffs.

8. James H. Fuller, T. H. Lewis and J.

J. Edwards, DefendanU. By virtue of an Order of Sale to tne directed to make proof at Independence and at Wichita, until towns should be others. Caney can't make a town until men Th Kansas Citv Investment Comnanv. Prosperity is knocking at the doors but will not and delivei ed, issued out or the Eleventh Ju-dicial District Court of the State of Kansas, sitting in and for Montgomery county, in said Slate, I will, on Saturday, the Fenstent importunity will not be the that are willing to treat all alike have power.

naintiD, force an entrance, fault of the Tribune. We urge all built up and society become settled One sided views don't build towns. support for office. I'rrriJct Ilarrison' 7- vs. The Havana Herald outfit was sold last Satur Jennie C.

Ralstin and date M. Ralstin. 30th day of March, A. D. 1889, 3.

Brown and Bob Dunlap returned from a to put in spring crops then seed in the pioposednew territory. The day at mortgagee's sale to R. B. Knock for S93. and delivered.

Issued ontof the Eleventh Judicial District Court of the State of Kansas, sitting in and for Montgomery county, in said State, I will, on Saturday, the Defendants. very successful hunt in the Osage country. It The offices will be vacated quite wheat, and zather their corn next Department re-furnished the offices The paper will be published again soon. By virtue of an Order of Sale to me directed at 2 o'clock p. m.

of said day, at the south door of the Court House, in the City of Independ ence, in the county and State aforesaid, offer at 1 f. I i i rn Some elegant music was rendered at the 23d day of March, A. D. 1839. was all hunt and no game.

The only thing badly hurt was a big oak tree Brown shot at for and delivered, issued ontof the Eleventh Judicial District Court of the State of Kansas, sit handsome and public saia ana sen to tne nivnest maaer. ror lreeiy oy expiration oi term, ana November, before eoinf? into the um 'r Hotel Hamption Tuesday night by Prof. Ander at 2 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the sonth door ting in and for Montgomery county, in saia costly furniture because the busi a seven-prong buck, and did not hit that.

cash in hand, all the right, title and interest of the above named defendants in and to the fob it is not at all probable that Mr. son, Frank Ashby, F. G. Dye and Mrs. VanPelt State, I will, on Saturday, the of the Court House, in the City of independence, in the county and State aforesaid, offer at Territory to get a claim to a poor Professor Nash has commenced his spring ness demanded lowinsr described Real Estate, situated In the J.

L. Boggs and R. C. Mason withdrew two 1 3th day of April, A. D.

1 889, Harrison will remove without giv public sale ana sen to tne menest biaaer. ror term of school with a large attendance. The county of Montgomery, State of Kansas, to-wit: piece of sandy bottom. or hard suits that were pending in courts, and by arbi cash la hand, all the right, title and interest of Lots nine (9) and ten fio). block one (1) Mcln- Professor is giving good satisfaction.

at 2 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the south door of the Court Honse, in the City of Independence, in the county and State aforesaid, offer at ing a reason. He will not stab an tration effected a settlement covering trans Washington Dispatch, March 8th. pan upland the above named defendants in and to the following described Real Kulate, situated la the actions of three years standing.

This is com nisfc Andrews' subdivixion of sonlh half iota 16. and north half lot 17, Holman's suburban addition to the city of independence, Kansas. Congressmen Peters and Perkins, officer's character as did Cleveland, county of Montgomery, State of Kansas, to-wit: D. K. Mitchel has moved to the country.

John Hodges has got a new pair of pants. P. Dash has moved to a farm. public sale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, all the right, title and interest of mendable and the example should be followed Lots No. one.

two. three, four and five. In ABOUT APPOISTMESTS. accompanied bv Senator Plumb. but if he is removed for political Said property levied on.

and to be sold as the by others. Block No. eight Bunker's Addition to the the above named defendants, in and to tne lol-lowinz described Real Estate, situated in the Some think that Bill Godden is going to get property of the above named defendants. City of Independence, Kansas. ine Kansas uity ume says that called on Secretary Noble, of the reasons will have the courage to county of Montgomery, State of Kansas, to-wit: married.

He has rented Bob Howard's fine Said nronertv levied on. and to be sold as the From Coffeyvilte Journal. The northeast auarter of the southwest quar the Missouri and Kansas delega. J. C.

HESTER, Sheriff. By F. Moses, Under SherifT. Sheriffs Offlce. Independence, Kansas, Feb Interior department, and invited say so plainly property of the above named defendants.

residence, ter of section one (1), in township thirty-three The band boys are getting out two programs tions have not troubled President Gravely and Wassam were viewing the sights range fifteen (lo) east. his attention to the recent order is for their concerts on the 18th and 19th, Monday ruary -Z7th, 1889. of 4th Avenue last week. From their move. J.

HESTER, Sheriff. By F. Moses, Under Sheriff. Sheriff's Office, Independence. Kansas, Feb 8aid property levied on, and to sold as the The latest repon of Warden Harrison with formal demands for and Tuesday nights, week after next XfEaOY r4 IAL et bun, attorneys for plaintiff.

sued and'about to be enforced by property of the above named defendants. menu thought they would buy some property W. O. Sadler, who has been one of the com Smith, of the Kansas penitentiary, official favors just yet." Other ruary lath, 1889. J.

a HESTER, Sheriff. in the city. ex-Secretary Vilas, discontinuing mittee clerks In the State Senate, returned 3. V. McCce, attorney for plaintiff.

Sheriffs Oflice, Independence, Kansas, March Sheriff's Sale. shows that the earnings have been States have sent their Congress home on Monday evening. He looks the better JSM9. Sheriff's Sale. the land offices at Wichita, Independence and Concordia, Kansas.

for his winter's work. VOOK U08SETT, attorney! ior puunuu. STATE OF KANSAS,) ga Montgomery County, $20,000 greater for this year than men and Senators to present their BIG HILL ITEMS. -o i BTrmXKFOD. i The new bridge over Onion creek, near Dear- STATE OF KANSAS.) gg Neosho Valley Investment Company, Plaintiff, the expenses.

The management claims, but Senator Plumb says ing station, Is completed the exception of Sheriff's Sale. Under the order, as issued by the va. George L. Barlow and Louisa J. Barlow.

Angell Matthewson, F. H. Snyder and W. H. has been hiffhlr rrpditfthift t.n Wnr.

"Kansas Kepuhlicans believe that the the approaches. It looks like a fine, substan STATE OF ca Montxomery County,) late Secretary, the land offices were ueienaants. tial structure. I President was in earnest when he gave no- den Dmitn. in no penitentiary are tice in his inaueural that he did not want to "1 ay lor, partners as Angell atlbewson Flainuffs, vs.

Mr. Calhoun's family have the mumps. Bv virtue of an Order of Bale to me directed Neosho Valley Investment Company Plaintiff. Mrs. Bates, of Western Kansas, is here and delivered, iiwtied outof the Eleventh Judi The Farmers co-operative store recently organized here has received a charter and wiU vs.

George W. Watson and Eliza belli Watson, to be discontinued and their records taken to Topeka, where there is cial District Court of the Htate of Kansas, sttUn; 8. W. Lockmiller and Emma C. Lockmiller, De be bothered immediately with demands for official favors.

We have no idea of being left out in the cold, nor suffering the least visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael prisoners treated with greater consideration or greater efforts made soon get down to business. It will be merged Defendants. By virtue of an Order of Sale to me directed fendants.

in and for Montgomery county, la said btate, will on Saturday, the Arthur Daney, of Parsons, was visiting not a foot of public land open to Into the Farmers Alliance, the new organiza By virtue of an Order of Pale to me directed and delivered. If (toed outof the Eleventh Judicial District Court of the htate of Kansas, 30th day of March, A. D. 1839, inconvenience in securing our share of patronage. We will take our chances." Mrs.

Hart's boys last week. ii nmivMWL lssuca onim ine r.wvenio judi tion of farmers which has spread so rapidly settlement. Senator Plumb said cial District Court of the Btate of Ranxaa, sitting to reform them they are treated humanely, are well fed, and cases at 2 o'clock p. to. of said day, at the south door Lee Hart left for Kansas City last week during the past few months.

in and for Montgomery county, in said btate, I Congressman Perkins is report of the Court Houxe, in the City of Independence, to Secretary Noble "I reeard to stand an examination, aa he had applied Track laying would have begun on the Wag- will, on fcatuniay, tne In tne county and btate aloreKaii, oner at public sale and sell to the hi chert bidder, for cash in ed to have said for disipline are of rare occurrence. oner extension this or next week had it not 30tb day of March, A. D. 1 889, for a position in the mail service. this order as an infamy and almost hand, all the right, title and interest of the above You cannot do your readers abetter Mr.

Potter has moved on his farm, and at 2 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the south door of Instead of the prisoners being a named defendants In and to toe following: de a' crime. It compels settlers in service than to tell them immediately that the Court House, tne lty oi lnuepenuence, in been for the recent Inclement weather, which greatly retarded the grading. An outfit of track layers had already been ordered to come here scribed Real Estate, situated in the county of will teach the spring term of school at Fair financial burden to the tax payers, the county and Hate aioreatd.

oner at public Kale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash in Southern Kansas and other remote Montgomery, Btate oi Kansas, to-wit: View. taey neea not expect any subordinate ap. pointnients for at least two months. It will take almost that time for the President to Lou three and fonr (4). In Block one (1).

of this week in anticipation of the completion of they have returned an income, and Farmers are busy sowing oats. There hand, all the right, title and intercut of the above named defendants in and to the following dewrib- the grade. Mclnnia A Andrews' bub-division of the south half of lot sixteen (16), and the north half (h.t of portions of the State to travel to Topeka in order to make final will be a large breadth sown this spring. the labor has come the least in com- ed ileal KKtate, situated In tne county or Mont fill the most prominent offices here in Washington, and no other offices will be lot seventeen (17). of Holman buburban Adop gomery, Hate or Kansas, to-wit: sitting in and for Montgomery county, in said SUte, I will, on fcaturday.

the 23d day of March, A. D. 1839, at 2 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the south door of the Conrt, House in the City of Independence, in the county and State aforesaid, off er at public fale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash in band, all the right, title and interest of the above nsAed defendant in and to the following described Real Estate, situated in the county of Montgomery, Btate of Kansas, to-wit: The northwest quarter of section No.

twenty-six in township thirty-three I W) south, of range number thirteen (13), east of the sixth P. containing one hundred and sixty acres, more or less. Said property levied on, and to be sold as the property of the above named defendants. 3. HESTER, Sheriff.

Sheriff's Office, Independence, Kansas, February 19th, Dv. J. D. McCte, attorney for plaintiff. Mr.

and Mrs. Helt are having chills. tion to City of Independence. petition wun iree laDor that was Lot five (M. in block etehtv-three KT).

in the proof, as well as to appear in con considered until the machinery is first put into running order under the control of James Taylor has commenced assessing Hon. J. B. Ziegler left on to meet the legislative com Said property levied on, and to be sold as the city of Independence. possible.

Drum Creek. property of the above namea aeienaanta. test cases now pending. I ask, and Said property levied on, and to be sold as the G. M.

Elmore thought he detected signs property of the above named defendants. mittees from the several states at J. HESTER, Sheriff. Sheriffs Office, Independence, Kansas, Febru republicans. It is especially important that 55,000 fourth-class postmasters or seekers after these offices should understand that importunity will not hasten matters.

the Representatives of Kansas ask We would call attention of east J. C. HESTER, Sheriff. Sheriffs Office, Independence, Kansas. Feb St.

Lonis to take into consideration ary 27th, 18H9. of hydrophobia in his dog the other day, so he employed a passing tramp to give bira a that this order be suspended until ruary 27 tn, iss. LEBOV suus con, attorneys for plaintiff. the evils which affect the cattle i hey must wait, and may as well wait patiently. dose i cold lead.

LEEOI Mil Ol OllW. you shall have opportunity to in- era readers who contemplate atrip into the Oklahoma country, to the attorneys for plaintiff. John Rider has rented the Cruse farm, vestigate the case and then we shall market, but especially the dressed and is keeping bachelor hall. Sheriff's Sale. beef combine.

Mr. Ziegler is chair Sheriff's Sale. JUDGE C1IA35DLEE. We qnote the following compli Perry Hammer will pull the ribbons over confidently expect that you will revoke the order." Secretary No- STATE OF KANSAS.) Fa County. man of the House committee from STATE OF KANSAS,) SSL Montgomery County, the donkeys whilst your item grabber is at importance of Independence as an outfitting point.

Our city is only 15 miles from the Territory line, and we have here the best horse mentary paragraph from the Girard 11.. al 1 tending court.1 Neosho Valley Investment Company, Plaintiff, va. Neosho Valley Investment Company, Plaintiff, this State, and with his experience aa a legislator, will be a valuable Judge Die inanKea ne genuemen ior can Mrs. Hummel's health is very poor, being Benjamin F. Hinds.

Susan E. Hinds and Reece Press, with reference to Chandler: vs. Malinda E. Marmaduke, Defendant 1. jacuoo, ueieuuanta- confined to her bed a good deal of the time.

and mule market in Southern Kan By virtue of an Order of Sale to me directed Pr virtue of an Order of Sale to me directed and member of the committee. The township is having the Blackford To most of the people of Crawford eonntv and deiiverel. iuea out oi tne tieveuin judi delivered, ianued out of the Eleventh Judicial sas. Our dealers can supply Wag cial District Court of the State of Kaunas, sitting ditch filled. tne cnange win oe a aisappointment.

as District Court of the State of Kansas, sitting in and for Montgomery county, in said Bute, 1 will, in and for Montgomery county, in said etate, they aid not desire to be detached from Died, March 8tb, Adda V. Taylor, age ons, Harness, Tents, Groceries, will, on Saturday, the The proprietors of the Delmon on batnruay, the Cherokee county, nor to lose Judge Chan eight years and eleven months. 30th day of March, A. D. 1S30, dler from the bench.

He is an excellent Meats, camp equippage, at 30th day of March, A. D. 1889, ico and of the National Hotels, at We notice several of the item grabbers at 2 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the south door judge, and as lone as he was willine to do at 2 o'clock p.

m. of said day, at the sonlh door Kansas City prices, and then, In of the Court Houne. in the City of Inietendence. Leavenworth, have both been sen trying to locate Tom Anderson at Edna. of the Court Honse, in the City of Independ in the county and State aforesaid, oner at public sale and sell to the hifftievt bidder, for raah in ine worn iney couia see no good reason for taking Crawford county out of his district.

He will be remembered for his many good ence, In the county and Male Uimwl, oiler at rml.lie tale and sell to the hiehewt bidder, tor ing nis attention to ine matter ana said that as soon as time and opportunity enabled him to do so he will investigate the matter. Congressman Perkins says "We expect that the order suspending Vilas' outrage will be issued within a day or two. We were not only satisfiedj but greatly pleased with our intetview with the Secretary of the Interior. He sizes up as a superior man." It is all a mistake. Tom is snugly housed in Cherryvale, and we would not be much Sheriff's Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS,) Montgomery County, Henry J. Butler, Plaintiff, vs. Stephen McHagh and Will R. Gay, DefendanU. By virtue of an Order of Pale to roe directed snd delivered.

Issued ontof the Eleventh Judicial District Coort of the btate of Kansas, silting In and for Montgomery coumy, la aaid State. I will, on Saturday, the 23d day of March, A.I. 1889, at 2 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the south door of the Coort Itot e.

In the City of In the coumy and wte l. oiler at public sale and Kil to tlie fcisrhent bidder, for cash in hand, ail ine right, tiueand Interest of the above Dsrned tfefendsnu ia, and to the fallowing deiM-ribed Refc.1 Estate, sittiau-d in the county of Montgomery, Bute of Kansas, to-wit: The southeast iuarter of section No. Eve (r.) township thirty-funr (34), south of range No. sixteen (16), east, containing luj acres mure or leas. Said property levied on.

and to sol I as the property of the above named defendants, J. HESTER, Sheriff. By F. Moss's. Under Sheriff; Sheriffs Rce.

Independence, Kansas, Fb-ruary lih, 1 J. dependence is just the place where intelligent immigrants will desire tenced to jail for 90 days each and find $300 each and costs. They cash in hand, all the rivtt. title and interest of hand, all the nsrht, to tie and interextor tne aoove nurwl defendant in and to the following de qualities 01 neaa ana neart. surprised if he wasn't aspiring to be the the above named defendant in and to the following described Real Eatate.

situated In the county scribed Real Estate, siuiated in the county of The Kansas Farmer, an Alliance to leave their families while the Montgomery, btate of Kansas, to-wil next mayor of the future great. of Montgomery, btate of Kansas, to-wit: mugwump journal says man of the house goes prospecting Lou So. ten (10) and eleven (11). in Block No. We noticed the pleasant countenance of imagined themselves bigger than the prohibitory law, and that the new attorney would not prosecute The southwest fractional quarter (VI of section numlxT nineteen (191, in towrmhip number thirty, one i31i sonth.

of ranee number fifteen llSi eaut. Lnm Calhoun, of West Cherry, last Sunday two (2), of Camon Kaldwlu feeeond Addi. Uon to the City of Cherryvale. Rents are cheap, schools good and Judge Chandler is a working man and a competent officer. He wastes no time.

He containing one hundred and fifty two and 31-liXI in this neck of the woods. Said property levied on, and to be sold as the acres, according to oovenimeni surrey. society moral. If you think of 6uch high toned and elegant gen ol ue aoove nameu ueienuanis. i James Taylor's little ones have the property conuueta ine Dusmess 01 tne court as a mas Said property levied on, and to be sold as the J.

CHESTER, Sheriff. summering in the Indian country, ter mechanic does a machine shop every whooping congh. tlemen as they were. But they proiierty ol ine aoove muum ooemmui. By F.

Mores, Under Sheriff. J. HESTER, bberiit thing is in order and performing the work Just as we were leaving for Independence we learn that Henry Parret died last Mon- Sheriffs Office, Independence, Kansas, Febru Eheriffs Offlce, Independence, Kansas, Febru c5me to Independence and outfit at lower prices than elsewhere so near were fooled and will go behind the bars in diFffrace like any other assigned to it. Twenty-five men like Judge Chandler could do all the business in the The fast train mail service between Chicago and Kansas City, has been restored. ary 27 tli, lisis.

T.intnv KnuA Sow. ary rah, isna. Leeov Neaie Pox, attorneys for plaintiff. dav and was buried by the G. A.

TL of the border. attorneys tor plaintiff. criminals. district courts of Kansas, and do it well. Cherryvale, of which he was a member..