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Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-13
STATE OOR REsPONDRNoE.

Dec. 12.-The grange have just emptied . carload of corn and have one of oats and one of bran now on the road and expected very soon. The purchasing agent, F. Hayden Todd, will not have time to attend to that work hereafter. As the regular election of officers will occur next Tuesday . substitute will be appointed to fill the vacancy.
 George H. Cooper is i'll with erysipelas and under the care of Dr. Goodyear.
 The North Hill Tourists club met ct MT. Hull's last week and resolved itself into de- batting society on the question that women have more influence in society than men. The debate was opened for the affirmative by Robert Barnes in his we'll known humorous way, and after lively discussion was decid- cd by the judges for the negative. The next meeting will be devoted to the works of Mark Twain.
 A few evenings ago there was . very ami mated talk among gathering of people in this town regarding some who are diligent in acquiring knowledge of things which do not concern them. The subject is one which 1t is not easy to dispose of in satisfactory manner, but those who are engaged in such questionable proceedings certainly have the worst of it, and those who suffer can afford to let the matter rest on that basis.
 The practice of repairing roads late in the fall of the year is one which ought to be discontinued. There is general indigna- tion all over the town regarding the intoler- able mud holes which are the natural result of such a proceeding. which state of things will probably continue all Winter and all the Spring, except when the frost or snow binds them up.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-13
N6W dAvon. NOV. 2B, 1SS8
East Rock Line.

OFFICIAL trips will be made on any route of this O line for parties or six or more, at any time ct regular rates. Please leave orders at Klock Mixs drug store or at Betts & Aliing's. Parties called Tor and delivered to any part Of the city without extra charge. Respectfully
 n15 w H nOnT YT~rr r
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-13
lombard Investment Company.

L0EllDaIu investment CunlpaIy. Capital and Surplus. ....... ..-Sl ,750 0oe Total Value of Guaranty Fnnd. .......... 3o00 900 This company is one of the oldest strongest ana best and has 35 years business experience in that time having loaned fifty million dollars, with out loss of either principal interest to any inves tor Over 25O trust institutions and Saving Banks hold the securities of this company.
 Kimberly & Root,
 Bankers aud Brokers. la3 Orange street. Ional Gacuritiea RollQht and Sold. dl2
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-13
WOOdbPldge.

Dec. 12.-A fellowship meeting was held at the Congregational church on last We'd nesday.
 The organization of the Woodbridge Grange and the installation of officers took place at the church parlors on Wednesday evening last.
 MT. Jacob Kunx is erecting . new ice house.
 A social entertainment was given at the church parlors on Thursday evening.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-13

You can buy good saw for 50c at D. T Mallett's hardware store. d11 3s
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-13
aa1Irpads.
Ngw YORK, NEW HAVEN
 AND HARTFORD R. R.

october 6s 1SS9s
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 aes pGes and fyne s: so n s' acc) EuaDAYs-ri:b5 night. an LINE DrvIsIon.
 For Middletown. Wininansic, Etc. Middlstown with Connecticut Valley R. R., and at X R at THrnersviIle S with Colchester T Branch Trains arrive in New Haven at s:15 .. m, i:2i @6:57 S:t0p. m.
 NAueAxUoK DTvIsIoN.
 Waterbury and Lyme special via NaugatIc ck Junction leaves Waterbury 4:40 p m.. due New Haven 6:10 p.m., Lyme 7:35 p. m. Returning leave Lyme e:25 a.m., due New Haven 7:46 a.m., Water Train leaving New Haven at 9:a5 a. m. connects at Naugatuck Junction with train for Winsted and way stations.
 NoRTHANPToM DTvIsyoH. For Shelburne Falls, Turner's Falls, Williamsburg, Aolyoke and Nov issys Eey HEsn ss gS os a. % .ps .5;os and points this side, at 6:io p. m. From Williamsburg train arrives at 9:26 .. m i:17 and 500 p. m. and from Shelburne Falls and ntermediate stations at 1:l7 4:2l and 800 pm. o. N. SHEPARD, 0. T. hEMPETEAD,
 Gem ral Bupf. Gen. Pass. Agent sExprsss Trains tLoeal ExpEe2. New Haven and Derby Railroad.
 LEAVE NEW HAVEN AZ !:2o, q20 End s:65 em i:00 236, 4l0 6:35, S:s6
 LEAVE ANEoNIA AZ aO6 and lI:l2 1920. 12:50, S:25 6:1c, 6:5f, 9:s0 sod 12:15 p. m.
 Sunday trains leave New Haven at s:1O .. m. Sunday trains leave Ansonia 7:eo a. m, b:0o D. n. Connections ert made at Ansonia with passengas ssoins of the Naugatuck railroad and ct New Haven with the trains of \. .Y., NH. q H. R. R. The 9:20 a. ID. and 4:10 p. m. trains out of New Haven connect at Botsford for all points on the Passengers from the Housatonic RR. arrive in New Haven at l25s and 1o:oog, m.
 New Haven. Nov. 2e, 1888
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Etname1aI.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK 276 State Street. INCORPORATED 1851.
 CAPITAL $500, ,oOO.

0. &. MERslCK, Pres't m D.A. ALDEN, Caah. Accounts received on the most favorable terms.
 Safe Dope sit facilities for ts bsnsnt of patrons. piscount dayv. Noncsys snd Thurndsys. do If
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-13

Boys $1ooo $IoOo s12oo and s15oo and with these clipper sled of club skates Take choice Boys either clipper ed of club with matter whether you pay $ 50 dozen pairs of Boys Short Pnt all wool remember all wool to 13, only marked down $oO We expect sell lot of 50 dozen before Saturday night
 Long Pants for that prices Nearly sell they closed January they go Auction. give
 Boys Suits s25o with you your choice, gun pair
 Boys Suits $35o sell everywhere $500 and s6Oo and with with gun. club skates Take choice.
 There's the bargains Department and
  or pair of club skates, with every suit
 To:publicy, quote prices now for Mems and Young Mens' Suits, would paraIyze the Auc tioneer who sold S loo-ooo.oo worth of goods for us at 55e Broadway, N. Y., last week.
 Nevertheless shall lot Mems Heavy Valley Suits for $49 marked down $I5Oo price Does not tell the whole story without further from us you want good for less Young Mems for $500? sen The made the celebrated P Talbot ly all woo dark and heavy you buy outside of for s1s SUIT
 Now offer lot of suits made by the renowned and we'll known GLOBE WooLEN every printed telling you that Fhe Globes" None excel This their popular them to be sold lower than ss4oo regular price, greatest suits offered this globe.
 NATIONAL WORSTED CORKSCREW SUITs lots and styles that sell everywhere for $500 $75o. this lot preferred give this unprecedented bargain Young button cutaway Seven-y popular goods in the market
 Mems suits ocks nearly
  at $s.e5.
 Young $se5 large $15.oo AND NOW WE OFFER YOU PANTALooNS. of all Five Hundred remember sa5o the average price of which has double this fre elegant yles patterns checks pa silk cheyio, beavers, worsteds grand offering buy pairs havean another chance like it.
 pairs "Diokey" pantaloons pair. anywhere give you the whole o. Our price until closed only sI5o.
 In every particular this sale is practically an auction. The only difference being that we plains y mark the last price on the ticket and in addi- tion give you chance to select and an opportun- ty to get fitted.
 The Sale will positively begin Tuesday Mern- ing December 10th, and will continue until Jan- uary st, unless the stock is sooner closed. While we have advertised but fractional part of the stock which is to be soId the prices here in quoted will give you good idea of the figures which shall name on the whole.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-13
Probate Ceurt-JuAse Robertson.

Probate Ceurt-JuAge RobertsoR.
 Judge Robertson in the Probate court yes tsrdsy morning appointed George R. Cooley trustee of the insolvent estate of Daniel Ly- seght.
 Edmund Zacher and James J. Lawton were appointed commissioners of the estate of James '. Ranson.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-13
General State News.

POSTAL CARDS. An immense number of postal cards were shipped yesterday for Washington from Shel ton, the first shipment from that place.
 Oxldlxed and Plush Toilet sets, odor cases. jewel cases and per- fume sets, at very low prices. WM NHRrv e Co
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-13

Oisy court - Criminal Side - Judge
 Pickett. Breach of peace = Michael Castle, $e24 costs; Charles B. Eastman, 325 fine, $6.24 costs; Robert Hill, judgment suspended. Vagrancy-Patrick Muldoon, $5.A costs, 20 days in jail. December 26.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-13
GOING! G0ING! GOING! G0NE!! ONCE, TWICE, THREE TIMES AND SOLD. THE GREAT STOCK
 c. Fl. LONGLE;Y & CO.,,

To be disposed of at what IS PracucaIy an AUCIION' 55S Broad and Clothing We hundred shall ell
 BEGINNING TUESDAY MORNING. DEC. lOh All AUCTION PRCES in possible that direction auction
 SOLD IT WILL BE.
 over advertisements There's b. bore nted il New
 Guns Club Skates and Clipper Sleds given to the I}Oys with Suits OvercOats.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-08-08

PUBLICATIONS NOTICE.
In me District Court within and for the County Of
Ford. in III, Silte os Kansas
Jn'i D. fank, H. u NsnEest, C. W. II. Boyer.
'iins. i. aoFs'. y"d ,. II. Merrill, co-psrtners
a. Jno, D. fGns u 90, plaintiffs.
!no. W. Prince, Andrew Prince Sadie Prince,
2. ). !iocsderffrr and J. +. Scott, defendants.
- said feie n'iants, Jno. W. Prince, Sadie Prince,
T. j. Hockderi,r aud j. 4. Scott will take notice
that he sa!d Jno J. F,sk & Co., plaintiffs, did,
on tn lsin Gay Of July. 1882 lie their petition la
said district court within and for the county Of
tord in the stat. 0s Kansas. against the -s;d Jno.
" Prince andrew Prince, sadie Prince. T. j.
Hcckderffer and J. F. Scott; defendant-. and that
the said. Jno- W. Prince Sadie Prince, T. j. Hook
der1i-r and j. +. Scott, mast answer said petition
Fled ~ aforesaid, on before the 2ist day Of
September les.l or said petition will be taken as
against said defendants. Jno. W. Prince, Andrew
Prince, and }. F. Scott, for the Of SOS. with
interest thereon n the rate Of 12 per cent per
nam from the Let day Of November, 1885,, and for
costs OF suit anu fnr.her Judgment against said
defendants, Jno. ". Prince, Andrew Prince, Sadie
Prince, T. J. Hockderifcs snd J. F. Scott, for the
foreclosure OF = cestain mortgage upon the fol-
lowing described real estate, fo-wif: Lots No.
and 10, and the east half Of the northeast quar-
ier OF section No. I, township No. 27s. range
No 81 west Of the 9th P. NJ, lying and situated In
the county of Ford in the state Of Kansas and
atjudGing THAT said plaintiff. have the recond lien
on laid premises TO the amount for which iudg-
ineirt viii be takea as aforesaid, and ordering
said prem see 10 be sold without appraisement-
subject 10 prior encumbfance Of 500, and the
proceed. applied 10 the payment Of the amount
due plintI.- and COST Of suit, end forever barring
and ioreeio-inz said defendants. and each Of them
OF and from all right title, estate, Interest, prop
efis Al eqH!ty Of r-demptic. IN or to said prem
ise-. or any part thereof.
Hess Z Johneon, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Attest: Thos. Lahey Clerk. 1911
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-08-08
tue defeat Of Mr. Cleveland for the

tie defeat of Mr. Cleveland for the
presidency was attributed by republican
high protectionists to the firm stand
which be had taken 10 favor of tariff
reform, unquestionably the advanced
idea OF the democratic leader on the
tariff question had a great deal to do
with it, not because those ideas were
unsound or unpopular. but because
they served to array against him the
enormous money power OF the mo-
ncpolies aud trusts.
fhe fight became one of capital
agains, labor and capital won; the trusts
and n,onopolies came off victorious be-
cause they held in their hands the means
Of intimidation and corruption and used
them everywhere unstintingly to capture
the votes of the weak, the vaciliating
and the dishonest. The defeat of Grover
Cleveland did not mean TIE defeat of the
tariff reform cause, but. the excitement
of Doodle campaign having passed away
has helped to strengthen it, until to-day
it IS more vigorous then ever, and
gives every symptom OF becoming III
the next campaign, As it was in the
last, the great issue between the parties
At bloomfield, Ind. last Saturday
great mass meeting vas addressed by
Senator Voorhees,, Congressman Brown,
Cobb and other prominent politicians
and citizens OF the state. The meeting
was composed principally of farmers
and every expression favorable to the
reformation OF the present high protec-
tive tariff was followed by the responsive
applause of the assemblage This meet
ing in Indiana was an important one
because of the fact If its being the
first large gathering of the kind that
has occurred since the defeat of the
democrats last November and goes to
show by reason Of the numbers present
and the character OF the meeting that
tariff reform has firm hold upon the
people.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-08-08
WOMEN AND POCKETS.
How Our Wives and Sisters Hamp
Themselves in Little Things.

How Our Wives and Sisters Hampep
Themselves in Little Things.
Why don't women have pockets?
They carry their purses in their hands
and their handkerchiefs in their bod
ices, and they carry little bag about
as big as pint cup on their arms, the
exact use of which has never been de-
fined. There is a liberal Wholesale
ness about the way a man provides in
the construction of his dress for his
own wants that is actually refreshing
in comparison with the way women in
convenience themselves. A man has
plenty of pockets. He can carry keys.
A woman is always wondering where
she left or hid hers. When the ex-
igencies OF the weather cause him to
have recourse to his wipe he puts a
hand into his breast pocket and hauls
out liberal square OF cambria. A
woman under like circumstances just
shifts, and continues to sniff. When a
man sits down in a street-car he waits
till the genie OF the beil-punch and
SldIsUo All irOut VI tiiCn NJ
puts his thumb and foreinger in a tiny
pocket in his overcOat and hauls out
his ticket. The woman begins to get
her change ready when the conductor
is at the other end of the car. She
pulls her bag of her arm. draws it
open, takes out her purse. pulls of her
silk mitten, opens her purse. unclasps
an inner compartment takes out
nickel, puts it between her lips-faugh!
snaps the compartment shuts the
purse, opens her bag and puts away
the purse, and pulls on the mitten
again. And this is a fair sample of the
way women hamper themselves in all
the little thingsand life is made up
of them-and then complain of the
disadvantages of sex. There is moth
ing on earth 10 prevent any individual
woman from enjoying innumerabis
pockets, loose sleeves, bifurcated under
skirts, short hair, ETC., and all the
other modern feminine improvements.
Chicago Journal.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-08-08
SUGAR WORKS BURNED.

TOPEKA, Aug. 8.-This morning the
Topeka sugar works, the largest in the
state. located four miles west of this
city, was almost totally destroyed by
fire at an early hour. The large boiler
house and warehouse were saved. but
of the main building nothing is left but
the walls. The loss is estimated at
$50, 600; insurance $4,000. The en-
tire plant year ago cost $1,000.
Hundreds of acres of sorghum cane in
the vicinity has been planted for this
seasons supply, and is almost ready
for the mill. The fire Is supposed to
be incendiary.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-08-08
A hiEh.Spirited Girl.

"But if you don't love him, Clara,
why are you going to marry him?"
Because he dared me to, mamma.
He knew my high-spirited nature, too.
o. I'll make him sorry enough for it
don't you be afraidr"-Chicago Trib-
N Inc Queen Of Portugal
The most dressy royal lady In Europe
is the Queen of Portugal She orders
not only bonnets an hats. but dresses
az well. by the wholesale. Her pale
complexion and auburn hair permit Of
her wearing any color or shape in the
way OF headgear that she may fancy.
l have made her immense hats. and
small toques, and capOte bonnets In
STRAW. or gauze. or fur. or velvet. or
gold embroidery, with trimmings Of
ostrich plumes. or Of artificial flowers.
or Of brocaded ribbons. Whatever may
be the fashion of the hour shs likes il
and will try it. She orders toilets and
bonnets. not by the score. but by the
hundreds. 1t ia almost impossible that
she should ever wear out half the ele-
giant things which she purchases.
Withal. she has exquisite taste in dress.
and perfectly understands the art OF
suiting the accessories Of each Of her
dressee to the dress itself. And she
sets of a toilet by the singular grace Of
her carriage and the regal dignity Of
her movements. Even under the sim
plest conditions of everyday life she
looks every inch 6 queen. "-Galig-
nani's Messenger.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-08-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lid Office At Garden City, Kan

July Z, 1883.
NOTICE. is hereby given that the following named
settler, who made sOldires homestead entry No. 3,
Sr3 has filed notice Of his intention % make final
final proof in support Of his claim, and that raid
proof will be made before the probate judge Of
Ford county, Kansas. at his office In Dodge City,
Kansas, Sept. n. 1879. viz: Albert Guthrie Of
Wilburn. Kansas, for the sw qr Of rec No. tp No.
% = range No &c W, Ford County, Kansas.
He namer the following witnesses To prove his
continuous residence upon, aud cultivation Of,
said land. viz:
Joshua Osborn, Of Wilbur, Kan; T. C. McCor-
mick Of Wilburn, Kansas: ". N. Crawford. Of
DodgcCity. Kan; II. W. Purdum. Of Wilbur,
Kansas.
ANY perron who desires to protest against the
allowance Of ,aid proof, or who knows 81 any
substantial reason. under the law and regulations
Of the Interior Department why such prOof should
not be allowed, will be given an opportunity at
the above mentioned time aud place to crOrs-ex
anime the witnesses Of SAID claimant. and to offer
evidence In rebuttal Of that submitted by claim
ant CT. N. NILES,
- Register.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-08-08
NOTICE RY FERTILIZATION

NOTICE BY PUBLICATION.
In the district court in and for Ford County.
The Globe Mortgage and Investment Compa-
ny, plaintiff.
VS..
Samuel D. Coley and Elizabeth Coley, defend
ants.
The State of Kansas to the above named defend
ants: Samuel D, Colsy and Elizabeth coley,
You and each of you are hereby notified that
on the 9Th day OF August. 1889. the plaintiff,
The Globe Mortgage and Investment Company,
filed its petition Against you in the above emit
trict court OF Ford county, Kansas; that you
were thereby sued in said court, and unless you
appear and plead or demur to. or answer said
petition, on or before the 30eh day Of September,
1889, the several allegations and averments con-
tanned in said petition win be taken IS tue. and
ingiy for the sp1ptdt " tbs court found due
from ydn ID tie plaintiff on . eertain bond and
interest coupons thereto attached, and one Ger
tain installment note, all In sid petition men
TONED and described. and for the foreclosure Of
deSted.ess, upon he foiio.iss described re q
estate In Ford county, Kansos, towit: TIE west
half Of the north quarter aud The east half q
the northwest quarter section No. II,
%.s9 3; I'LL az No sSSss :ed e I. :s No.
and for such furthsf aSd Cher leiief 3 lie plain
til may be entitled IL and debeHing sad exciad-
Ing each Of you, your Ae!m and sssi6asL from any
interest estate title 81 lien, In o. on saA Bsen-
Witness my hand and the zeal a sajd court
hereto aAixed THE sth day Of August, 16sA
Thoe. Lahey. Clerk d tie District Court
SEAL. q Eosd County, Kansae.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-08-08
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION.
In the district court iI and for Ford County,
kaneas.
VI. L. Millspaugh, plaintiff,


In the district court iI and for Ford County.
kaneas.
NJ. L. Millspaugh. plaintiff,
Joseph SatcheIl, Susie B. Satchell, The Globe
Mortgage and Investment Compsny, Robbie
A. Sloan and Isx 8. Richxrds, defendants.
The state OF KANSAS to the above named defend
ants, Joseph Satchell. Susie b. Satchell, Rob
bic 4: Sloan and lsa s. RiehaFds, defendants
greeting:
on the 9th day OF August, 1859. the said plaintiff,
N. L. Millspsugh, fled his petition against you
clerk Of the district court OF Ford county. Kan
sas; that you were thereby sued in said court,
and unless you appear and plead or demur to, or
answer said petition, or before the 3Oth day Of
September, 1889, the several allegations and aver
ments contained in said petition will be taken as
true. and judgment will be rendered against you
accordingly for the amount BY the court found
and interest coupons thereto attached. and one
certain installment note, all In said petition men,
toned and described, and for the foreclosure Of
two Ct rtain mortgages, given to secure said in
debtedness, upon the following described real es-
tate in Ford county, Kansas, tO-wIt: The north
east quarter of section s., in tOwnehip y south
Of range rs, west Of the 9Th Principal Meridian,
and for the sale Of said premises to- pay said in
debtedness, and for such other and further re-
barring and excluding each OF you, your heirs
and assigns. from any interest, estate and lien
in or ON eaid premises, and for cost, Of suit.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said court
hereto afixed thie Sth day of August, 1883.
Thos. Lahey, Clerk Of the District Court
SEAL. Of Ford County Kansas.
John ". Day. Attorney for Plaintiff.