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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-10-04
ORDLNANCE NO

Published in the PhilIipsburg HERALD, Friday,
October 4th. 1889
Providing for the appropriOu of money with
which to pay for the building and placing of wa
ter-tanks upon each corner OF the public square,
in the city Of Bhillipsburg. Kansas.
Be 1t ordained by the Mayor ami
COln1cjJmel1 of the city Of Phil
Jip8bICTg, Kansas:
Sections: That there is hereby appropriated
out of the general funds of the city of Phillips
burg Kansas, the sum Of Two Hundred and Fifty
(nO hundreds) Dollars, with which to pay for the
building, constructing and placing of water
tanks, with the necessary appurtenances there
unto appertaining, upon each corner of the pub
lie square in the said city of Phillipsburg.
Section ,: That the said sum appFOpFla ted in
section one. of this ordinance shall be paid out
only by order OF the Mayer and COunCiimen
when based upon claims against said city pre-
scented in writing, with full account of the items
verified by the oath of the claimant, his agent,
that the same is correct, reasonable and Just !;
and when such claims have been allowed by the
Mayor and Councilman, aforesaid, orders
shall be Drawn upon the city treasurer for the
respective amounts so allowed Provided, that
the total aggregate of the said amounts shall not
exceed the amount of the appropriation provided
for in section one, Of this ordinance.
Section 3: That this ordinance shall take eff
feet ard be in force on and after its publication.
Approved, FRANK STRAIN, Mayor.
Attest: j . S. BARNES. City Clerk.
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sHERTFFs SALE.

STATE OF KANSAS, 50.
Phillips OOunty.
IN the District Court Of Phillips Co.,
Kansas.
The Chicago Lumber Co q, Plaintiff.
A. Beedy and John W Beedy, Defen't
Public notice is hereby given, that under, and
by virtue of the Judgment rendered I'm the above
entitled action, in and by the above named court
and of execution of sale issued on said judgment,
to me directed and delivered. I viii on Mon
day, Oct 14th. 1889, at the hour Of 1 o'clock p
m. Of said day, on the farm of A. Beedy, in
the county OF Phillips, State Of Kansas. offer
public sale and sell 70 the highest bidder for
cash in hand, the following described property
namely:
80 acres of corn in field, more less, and 100
bushels of oats in bin, more or less ON the farm
of A. Beedy. northeast quarter (ue ~ section
nine (9) town three ~ range sixteen, all in the
county Of Phillips, State Of Kansas. Said proper
~ has been levied upon and is TO be sold as the
property of the above named Defendant.
Dated this LIST day of October, A. D., 1883.
@. n MCGU IRE, sheriff.
oct 2w By E. p. McGUIRE, Under Sheriff.
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Last week the Democrat was very
bitter against Mr.. Bracken, candidate
for County Treasurer. and that with
out cause too. Now Mr.. Democrat,
let us right on the threshold of the
campaign, advise you to be fair, be
truthful, be decent. Your duty to
your party and its candidates does
not require that you should throw
mud'' at opposing candidates, print
false statements and stir up bad feel
Ings personally. Let us have an
honorable, fair and clean campaign
Let the newspapers especially, while
conducting a spirited campaign, be
above the biIlingsgate, vindictive
''fsh-market style" If candidates
or political bosses" want any dirty
work done, let them do it themselves.
The editorial profession is an honor
able one. There is not the shadow
of reason why an editor should turn
his newspaper into a smut-mill be-
cause some fellows in his party are
running for Office.
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SHERIFF'S PROCLAMATION
Or THE
Time ofHOIding a General Election
for the Purpose Of EIecting Dis
trtct, County and Town
ship Officers.

STATE OF KANSAS.
Phillips County. So
To ali whom these presents shall come greeting:
Know ye, that I, @. NJ. MCGUIRE, Sheriff of Phil
lips County, Kansas, by virtue Of authority in me
vested, do, by this proclamation give public no
tice that
Tuesday, the 5th day of Novem Der,
A. .. 1889,
there viii be held a general election and the Off
GERS at that time to be chosen are as follows, to-
wit:
DIsrRIoT:-One Judge for the 18th Judicial Dis
trict.
CoUNgY:-One County Treasurer. one Sheriff.
one County Clerk, one Register of Deeds, one
Surveyor, one Coroner and one Commissioner for
third district.
TOWNSHIP: For each township in said county:
One township trustee, one township treasurer,
one township clerk, TWO cOnstabes, one road
Overseer for each road district; also one Justice
Of the Peace in Long Island, Belmont. GlenwoOd.
Kirwin, Sumner and Granite townships, to fill
vacancies.
The votes of electors for said officers viii be
received at the polls in eaCn township, in said
county OF Phillips and State of Kansas:
In WITNESS WHEREOF, / have hereuutO set my
hand, at my Office in Philipsburg, in said county,
this ! st day of October A. D., 1889
@. NJ. MCGUIRE,
oct 4-5t Sheriff of Phillips County.
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sHERIFs SALE

STATE or kansas. -
Phillips County,
In the District Court oJPhiIIips Co,
Kansas.
H. S Polling, Plaintiff,
Godfrey Bandholtz and j. s Band
hOltz, Defendants
Public notice is hereby given, thar unGeF and
by virtue Of the Judgment rendered ID the above
entitled action. III and by the above named court.
and of execution Of sale issued on said Judgment.
TO me directed and delivered ] viii ON Tuesday
Oct 18th, 1888. at the hour Of o -clocs p IN OF
said day, at the residence of H. s Polling, I'm
Philhpsburg, in the County of Phillips, State of
hansass offer at Public Sale and sell 20 the high
est bidder for cash in hand. the following de-
scribed property, namely:
head Of hogs. three s0Es and three pigs all En-
the county Of Phillips, State Of Kansas Said
property has been levied upnu and Is to be sold
as she property Of the above banned defendant.
Dated This ESt day Of 0ef- q d. 1888
e. H. Mcguire, sheriff
oct. 4-sW BY 2. P. AcGERaE. Cuder Sheriff
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Democratic County Convection.


The Democrats of Phillips county
met in delegate Convention mt the
Court House, on Saturday last and
organized by elccting Major Don
Carlos Chairman, and Or, Brothers
Secretary. The usual committees
were appointed and after their re-
port was received the real work of
the Convention began.
Q. P. Barber, of Kirwin, was nom
mated for Treasurer, for both the
short and long term without opposi-
ton.
G. NJ. Cole, of PhiIlipsburg, was
chosen unanimously for County Clerk
For Sheriff there were several can
didates but G.. w. Bowman, of
Pramieview carried of the honors.
There was quite spirited contest
over this Office. Thomas Dorsey
made a speech in which he hit Gov
ington and the bosses some hard raps
for putting up a political job on him.
He declared in effect that he had
been a citizen of Phillips county
many years, and had endured the
hardships incident to pioneer life,
that he had, year after year, contrib
uted of his money to help on the cause
of the Democratic party he had this
year announced himself for Sheriff
and yet he had not received a single
vote. Becoming eloquently indig
nant, he declared that you old ring
sters, yer a pack of thieves and liars,
and L have the papers to prove it."
Mr. Dorsey walked out Of the eOnven-
ton and later, repeated on the streets
what he had said on the floor of the
Convention. OF course the bosses
who had fixed up the slate and who
had agreed on a cut and dried" ring
ticket, were thrown into confusion by
Mr.. Dorsey's remarks, but they car
ried out their program and ignored
that gentleman and his friends. If
Mr.. Dorsey takes the stump against
the ticket he viii make things lively
for those who treated him so shah
billy.
For Surveyor, Gus Graft, of Bel
mont, was nominated, and for Com
missioner. Thomas Hunter, Of Glen
wood township
There are some men on the ticket
who are we'll spoken of by those who
know them best. There is no pros
pect, however, that any of them will
be elected as the Republicans have g
majority Of voters in tins county and
as their own ticket Is made up Of
such good men they have no reason
to drop it and vote with the Demo
Gratis
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ought to publicly condemn the action
of his friends in the matter under
consideration. Such political intri-
guing and reprehensible methods
must not be countenanced nor passed
over without severe condemnation
from all who desire good government.
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NoTIcE ZOE PUBLEcATIoN.
Land Office at Firwin, Kansas. ]
g1rse1.rr- g,s1p - rulu

Land Once aE hITWIn, Kansas. J n -
September p, 1889. 1900
Notice Is hereby given that the foiloWiug-named
settler has fled notice Of his intention 10 make
final proof in support Of his claim and that said
proof VIII be made before Register or Receiver
1t KirWin. Kan. on Nov. l1th. 1889, viz:
FOSTER PLU5MER,
He 20,349 for the north = northeast y southwest
h northeast Il sec l. twp. s, range u W He
names the following Witnesses 60 prove his con
ttnuous residence uprB. ana cultivation Of said
land VIZ: L u. Patton, =. +. Bart Freeman
Martin and Elmer Martin, all Of Crow, Kansas
u. A, YoNGE,
oct SGT Register.
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Everybody viii be glad to learn
that Ex-Gov. John A. Martin Is like
" to recover from his severe illness.
He has been dangerously sick for
more than Two months.
LATER: Governor Martin died on
the End instant.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In the District Court of Phillips
County, Kansas.
F. B. johnson, Plaintiff,
EnOch W. Poor, Carrie P. Poor, Henry
Kunan and Robert L. GarliChs,
Defendants.
You the above named defendants and each of
you will take notice that you have been sued in
the above named court, and that you must an
sWer the petition filed thereiR by the above
named plaintiff or before the Sth day of No
yember 1889, said petition viii be taken true
and judgement rendered against EnOch ~ Poor
interest thereon at the rate of ten per cent. per
aanum from October 1st, 1889, and for costs of
suit, and q further judgment against all defend
ants for the foreclosure OF q certain mortgage
made by EnOch " Poor and Carrie p Poor to
GaFlichs 4 johnson bearing date Sept. nth, 1885,
To plaintiff upon the following described prem
ises situated in the county of Phillips and State
of Kansas tO-wibs The north half of section
eleven I'D in township one ~ of range eighteen
1oi, containing 30 acres, and adjudging that the
plaintiff mas lien on said premises to the amount
FOR which Judgment viii be taken as aforesaid
subject only to a certain mortgage lien in favor of
premises sold according to law and the pro-
ceeds thereof be applied: 1et, to the payment OF
the costs Of this suit; 2nd To the payment of any
unpaid taxes which may be lien said prem
Uses; ana 3rd, To the payment of the amount
found due plaintiff. and forever barring and fore
or TO claim under them either of them OF all
right, title interest or equity Of redemption in or
to said premises OF any part thereof
Attest: q. A. SPAULDING i co.
j. ID. NATTEsoN, Atty for Plaintiff.
Clerk District Court oct 4-3W
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JOLIET, ILL.

CoLiEIS ALL'
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gists.
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Quay and Beck on an ohio Man.

II have seen a agood deal OF Ohio men,"
said Senator Quay, "and my advice to
those who have an interest in the fu.
ture to have an eye on Governor For
aker. He is keeping quiet and as much
in the background as the Governor of a
great State can, but all the while he is
growing in strength and popularity.
He was too young once, but he will out
grow that and will have his opportu.
nifty. He is the strongest and most
available man in his State today. As
said, keep your eye on Foraker"
Senator Beck, Of Kentucky, who is
regarded as the ablest Democratic
Senator, said to Mr.. Randall re.
Gently when they were discussing
National politics. "There is man
across the river from us who I very
much fear. If the Republicans nomi.
nate him in 1892, or four years after
that time, do not know OF Demo.
crat who could beat him II he continuesto to
gain in popularity. Commercial Gazette.
"The Highest Structure in the World"
in other words Eiffel Tower, is the
subject of the first article in the
atlantic Monthly for June. 1t is devo.
ted to an account of the methods of con.
struction OF the tower, and comparison
with other buildings OF great height.
This article is written by Mr.. VIM. B.
Eddy. "Bonny Hugh of lronbrook," a
story of life among the miners, is con.
tributed by Edith Brewer. Charles
Eliot Norton gives an account of Mr..
Rawdon Brown and his discovery of the
gravestone OF "Banished Norfolk" at
Venice. This curiously interesting ar.
ticle is embellished with a picture OF the
carved stone itself. Mr.. George Moritz
Wahl gives an account of "The German
Gymnasium in Its Working Order"
showing the course of studies and dis.
cipline pursued in these schools. "The
Thousand and one Nights"is an account
by @. H. Toy of the literary genealogy
and various versions of the Arabian
Nights. Mr.. Horace E. Scudder has
thoughtful article on "The State, the
Church, and the School," while Prof,
Royce continues his reflections after
Wandering Life in Australasia"
"Brevet Martyrs" is an account of some
queer characters who passed through
the doors of sanitary commission
Soldiers Home" in Ohio. The Rev.
William Burnett Wright makes
Birmingham the subject of an article
entitled "a City Of Refnge," and tells
of the many great movements which
have originated in that comparatively
modern English town. Mr.. Bynuer's
serial, "The Begum's Daughter" full
of local color of early Knickerbocker
life, and Mr.. James's "Tragic Muse" are
both represented by ample installments.
Besides poetry by Edith Thomas, and
a stirring Scotch ballad, called "The
war.cry Of Clan Grant," the number
closes with reviews of the lives of
Hector Berloiz and Bishop Ken, and
the usual departments. The number
as a whole is OF more than ordinory
value.
HouGHroN, MIFFLIN & Co., BosroN.
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A Safe Investment

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Happiness and Health

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Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens, that
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PAINsvILLE, q.

PAINsvILLE, o.
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A Few Pointers.

The recent statistics of the number Of
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The vocal organs arc strengthened by
the use Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Clersymen, lawyers, singers, actors and
public speakers find this preparation the
most effective remedy for irritation and
weakness Of the Throat and lungs, and
for Ill affections Of the vocal organs.
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Laurence Barrett will sail for Europe
June 10 on business connected with his
forthcoming production Of VIM. Young's
tragedy of "Ganelon."
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The popular blood puriher, Hoods
Sarsaparilla, is having tremendous sale
this season. Nearly everybody takes II.
Try Il yourself.
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When Baby was ssck, w gave hss oASeosis,
when shs was ohiid, shs ortsd for casteria,
When she became Nh, he eiung 70 Csaaoria,
whsa he bad chi'dsss, shs gave them Castoris
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Miss Henrietta Cowen, who has just
made her first appearance on the stage
in London, is sister of Mr.. F.. H..
Cowen, the composer. She is tall, dark
and handsome.
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Unless more care is given to the hair,
the coming man is liable to be a'hairless
animal; hence, TO prevent the hair from
talllng ne Halls Hair Remover.
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Richard Mansfield will open his theat-
rical season in this country in Boston in
October. His first appearance will be
in "Richard III" j
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Edwin Booth says that II he had been
permitted to fellow his own bent he
would have been circus performer in
stead OF an actor. ,at.i,
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President Capen, Of TUFTS college, Il
talked OF a. . possible candidate for the
royernorship of Massachusetts,.
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Theodore Tilton. it is said, threatens
to publish history of the celebrated
Beecher-Tilton trial.
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The Yale Seniors have voted Mrs.
Grover Cleveland the handsomest
woman In the country.
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Miss Varney, sculptor OF Cleveland,
O., has recently finished bust of Mrs.
Julia Ward Howe.
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Ex-senator Thomas @. Platt and Gen.
Alger start on their Alaska trip June 20.
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,.5A
BLANKETS
ScrOfula
ARE THE STRONGEST.

Is form Of blood poison which descends
from parent to child; sometimes it omits
one generation to appear in the next.
1t is taint which must be eradicated
from the system before cure can be
made. Swift's Specific drives out the
virus through pores of the skin, and
thus relieves the blood of the poison.
Mercury and potash mixtures dry up the
sores of scrofula and other blood diseases,
only to bottle up the poison in the sys-
tenn, which OF course Is certain 10 break
out at some weak spot, as the throat,
nasal organs and lungs. fI
4
Judging from what I have seen, I re-
gard Swift's Specific the king patent
medicine OF the day. l know several
persons who have been permanently
cured of serious cases of blood poison by
its use after prolonged and unsuccessful
use Of various other remedies.
JAMES @. PATTON,
Attorney at Law, Dallas, Texas.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
THE SwlFT SrvcIrIc Co., Drawer 3,
Atlanta, Ga.
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ing word or look engraven forever on
the memory. Think you such scenes
can be forgotten? Think you we can
ever grow unmindful OF the comrades
who lie in such graves as these?
As the years pass by our ranks are
rapidly diminishing, and very soon we
must leave to others the sad duties of
this day. but may we not rest assured
that the memories of our fallen comrades
will be ever held in greatful remember
ance by those who enjoy the liberties
and privileges secured by their blood
and that generations yet unborn will
gather as we do to-day about these
graves to honor the heroes of the Grand
Army of the Republic.
Rest on embalmed and sainted dead
Dear as the blood ye gave,
No impious footsteps here shall tread
The herbage OF your grave.
Nor shall you glory be forgot
While Fame her record keeps,
Or Honor points the hallowed spot
Where valor proudly sleeps.
You marble minstrel's voiceless stone,
In deathless song shall tell,
When many vanished year hath flown,
The story how ye fell
Nor wreck. nor change, nor winters blight,
Nor Times remorseless doom,
Can dim one ray Of holy light
THAT Rilda your glorious tomb.