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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-22
cowrox MApxrrs-BY TELEGRAPH.

a,tyxxYoS Ami 20.- Cotton-Holiday. Net and grets
1915 exports oosstwtse So<s hassi stoe
ssstIyNet receipts ssl3 bales gross recepts lsss
bales Ok ports continent l4o bkeo eoasse SoAs
bales, sslss 3sS bales.
NORFOLK April 90 cotton iarm Mtidlns 10 us, ma
and 500 bales expors coastwtso leo p<os
sales IA bales stock. 1874 bales. 80. 49,. =.
weekly-Net and gross receipts oSy Siesi e5po~a s3
Great Britain, baiesI eoastwise zoOS oaios shiss Aos
hales L-s-
s.vAxsAa Aprsl 2o-Coston nrm Middiing, 1orI Log
Middng gsai Good Ordinary, Ga net ana gose reSeptS
0e2 baes exports coastwisa " eaiesi sae 500 eses
and gross receipts gsio bales exports ~
eoptnens soai oales eoastv'se Assa easai sa'es Wv
bales -. -. -.-.....
eSS bales goss recep 14d5 bales saes bales sstoo-
gxssexNet receipts iaals bass gross 1859 haies
exports 10 Britain, te42i bale&j 20 the oontHesA
Gae3 bales coastwise 6sss balss saleA lAoco eae M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-22
COURT oALBYDARs-ToDAY.

supprSE couEr-GExERLL TEEN--Reoess continued.
surRENE couEr CHAMBERS - Before lnraham. j.
h s9SRs SaspS oB:q
as fsss SO .d s aaa r. 7e'H Ies 100
tts g gss Id ftsa iiSs AS is57. isl i4aS
t syihsS coglT-srncAL PAET II Before Beach
a. lS S fssS 1913 49, issS is ss $50 So
y sgF rSSs IBs:oo AndrevA j.
a3gs gs sSss r s.ss sss
tS ssS s Ss2 $40 S2S s aCi asa sSo4 1884, '
S@St 4s s s:Si s M S2s i Sfi g
so& 1905 iSs7 $685. ilgi 3OlS $685. 1875 siiS. 2iOS
sUissSr couHr-cucu-PArr Iv,-Be,ors Lawrence ]
s NGa 1 ssG ss aS Sss s0S sss sdss sa s 1885,
sUaRoolrrs couET-pefcre Ransom a-wrns of Patrick
TrSnOT, Al 1880 Phe6s L pet%9G; ~ N. ,,,,,,.
syms j H. schobOhm lOA m; John Kirk andw. IL Cooke,
sgpEHoE oogaI-oExEaAL for The tern
M M s 7i se.S s d Tn 100 l.
SUPERIOR couHT- EsutTr TIEN Adogrned for he term
SSrE I93s iis Isas t525 DuS'0
SUPERIOR couBT-TRUL TEHx-PAEr II.-AdOurued for the
SUPERIOR coURr-TmAL TEEM-PARr IIr.-Adjourned for
coMMox P1x4s-9ESEE4L Adournssa tpI the term
Common PLEAs-EsUnT TEAN-Bsiors LArcnOre. c. j.
Co coM6s PLiis.TnlAl Trnx--PAnT L-Be,ere naly
30 sg III 4 81 !Sd 30 to ass iaSs
1000. 1891. 1862 1925. l27& 1877. 1882 1913 1855
Hoes'n JHos liSi i50S 1873 lSl i2S i2lS ls sS
1909. 1899 ll1S, lO25. lAI7. l456. 1879.
CITY CoCRT-sPEcILL TERh Before hcAdAm, c. j.
Motions.
chr couHT-TRIAL TERM-PAnr I-Betors Ehrieh, J.
ITS COOS 2O6A 20k eoS $685. 1856 1878, 49, 1868,
59i 1872. 301. zoos, 2OO7
Cir coURr-TRiAL TEaa=PAET II;.BSfore NshIb5s T.
Nos 2OlO 16Sl 225 1913 I'll SJ6 800 2Olb, 1870 1909
Tgi 22.s, 1888, 1850. 1914
S ass 200 a@s m ziS. 200, 1915, 1917! 2ocO,
1877. 1878 2lsl, 1851. 225S. 22Sj.
COURT OYER TERhNER- Before AndreuA J. and
Assistant Attorney FiLgend-Nos 10 mcnsye
CoURI 0EsIEAL SRssioNs-PAKT I-Betnre Asrne. j.
and Assistant DistrOtAttOrney Bedord-Eos oA2 IN
cunye. -,
COURr OF GENERAL sEssfoSs-PARr II-Beiore Glider.
sesve j. and Assistant GtAtOrney Jcrome-Noa 10
IL iucusivs.
CouRr on GEHERAL sEssIoHs-PLET III-Boiore coying.
j. and Assistant UistrctAttOrnoy Gon-Hos 70 ~ In
Cuslye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-22
.AsrBR oELEBRArgD BY TIE MoRAyTAYs

Beshiehem April 81 ispeciaD .--Aseordins 10 tlms.
6orossd custom. large choir Of trombonists awoke
ms residents OF tho old Morayisn town at an early
so,r this morning. and long before hTee Of day the
in>es Eorsxian church was crowded with an I'm.
Ss1se congregation 10 participate In The Impressive
sslyYses cosnnenorating tho Resurrection From the
sspeh ths sssepblsgs Sent IN PROCESSION 70 the Old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-22
RESTRICTED SPECULATION
FEATURES OF INTEREST.
THE rREAsURYs LIABILITY FOR REDEMP-
TIoN OF sURRENDERED NATIONAL
RANK NOTES REDUCED
Suudav Anil nj

Sunday, April alp. m.
rha Tinted States Treasurer last week received
from customs "a. 800 900 and from internal reve-
nne SO s21.146; total from both sources, 1926
ooe arainst s6,359,24l in the preceding week
The Treasurer's loss Of cash from vaults amounted
70 s24s2lo4. while the deposits in National
bon1rs were increased by $4,000 making the
not loss in cash S2,141 ass. The principal changes
~ tbo Treasury vaults were made by issue Of
"a o1a 6A0 gold certificates less gain Of 81 ,15l,-
90, hnIIion. the lega-tender balance was in
o-oosed Inv s42sese. made up by a gain Of
e. oas as0 notes. less an increase OF $500, 900 in
outstanding certificates, while the silver balance
was s172.166 larger in consequence OF an ac-
oumuIation of so71 sos coin and bullion, less an
imitation of $790,34o in certificates The Ia
bility for redemption of surrendered NanonaI
hank notes was reduced $2lS,s6l, so that the
reduction in the available surplus was only
81, 922,4o4. ...... 49,
suboined are the results Of yesterdays statement COM
nared with those OF the statement OF April 10
April 10. 1850. April 20. 1881. DiHerenees
Gold coin and bull
9d 6 rsefyS 2ss ESQ., $40 Dec. soos1e
s.%s s: asIsss as 81 Ga Sc
sSGe io .... 2o7te7s4 2ss2oso Inc 1721ee
o.., in SOL 6a5 s144 1O9 S41 Dec 49, 1914
DeRS onT I Banks. 427S17n 4aos2es7 Inc. a4os2s
Total balance c1ss. 8l8 27o s1s7 GOA OOs Doc sal412es
DEDUCT DEDUCT e Tor ,a fsnaa
Nat bk notes
psr Sens tuSd so4sOs42 oo2so7s Dec 1880
-
net sn sSoo Oa 4s4 see s4ooso Dec s24o4
By the operations Of the New-York Sub-Treas-
,r,, IN tha 1vaar anded laEt night which included
the payment of 81, 692,150 for purchased bonds,
the associated banks gained s2,765, e97 The
statement for the week reports o gain Of
a. e43, 900 cash, which reflects the actual con-
dition OF the banks O week ago rather than 10
dav. Tho disbursements by the Treasury counted
for about their full worth in calculating the
averages, and, while the movement of currency
was toward this centre, the balance is shown by
the statement to have been less favorable than
had been expected The contraction Of loans was
so small, in proportion 70 the probable withdrawal
Of Government bonds sold TO the Treasury, that the
volume Of mercantile and speculative loans
undoubtedly was increased. The changes resulted
in an increase Of Sc o2l 90 in the surplus reserve
which is now sl2,Oss,650, against Sl4,2A6,3OO
q year ago, se,66o,sOo in the previous year, and
The changes in the corresponding week last
year were as follows: Loans decreased %, SOC,
cash increased s3,HOIso0, deposits As7, 700
and surplus reserve SS,97o,S16; In 1897 So a sGs
increased $3.50, LOO, deposits decreased ",
and surplus reserve increased 81, 72,15O Inc
changes in the week in 1884 were: Loans de-
Creased 81 ,096,100, cash sii97280o, deposits
81, go, 900 and surplus reserve 81 ,04O,SbO.
The statement compares with thOGS Of corresponding
dasOs Of 1884 and 1888 follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-22

assume the presidency Of the North Amsrcs Tvs,
Company, which Is sbcut being formea ,l 49,
and this amount has already been pleagsa; an ne
Deputy Collector, Charles Henry sonss wi, 70 WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-22

PHILADELPHIA April 2O-Four-Iittlo or no demand and
he srSs was g STs1 sSs, 90 nomSa ws,,srn
k.nSs ivan g. S: F'RR 8 S ao III
s sss 1855 P 81 su Sf .sa sS SSs:s al ns a.
sf Patent SOS ss . cSScs ., ' %n. SH
9oast 20 do Straight IS ooatS 49, Do Patent IS 80
Sss Rye s OHI ,satcS and r ,.s' o. Choice at e. co.
DE decline II the ws.t Soc Rsd for April 96sSIe
sSSo rye nominal; No 2 PeSnsyiIanis at So corn
option market quiet aud &c lower In sympathy with the
9ndGf S sSs offerings 1SG an sos elevator s9
s2a S 4 sc o 9% t s. No. asJ5 az HS1
No Mixed for April 4l94 st2oi DO Tor May 4l9t942ci
f Gec G % s and M market s I oE car os SS 9A and
$:s S5 e n zS sPS ri Is Nav
S..oI DO ior June S3'a GSa,sc do Tor July S5SM38So
E ESSss o cSo g ss % and %'
Far g GOOD 2sS26ei susSaRss and White Stare Choice
II SGs o R GS SSs
bbL Prime 90 op do Medium 81 90 as co. Provisions
Ssa G and p.:s ssy 30 o. Ss' sSst.d 20
Hams &l3 6o9Si4 co. Pork-Mess. New s4 00i do Prime
AssS New g ga sls 50; 90 Family a. siS 90 Hams.
s shond SS'I aS and ssf &c smoked
I S. Shoulder o ssEsS a C SS i SSSS
Lard QUIET steady, CITY Refined s9slsc steam srC yc
SG:S % & RsT % srS RF @
b. O. and n Y. Creamery Extra a. lie Western Factory
rrss al fsc western FirstS l2 else Cheese STEADY
Part Skins ass run Skins ?g2e snssr-kesnea 9neti
Pn 81 5oSs So p9 n Soss 1 Waist RSs
test in bbIs esiUc Recelpts-TlouF 1000 bbia Wheat
1SS saS Ss.h pug Corn 81: sa
Auah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-22

The bank exchanges at the New.York Clearing House
aud the stocks sold the HewYork Stock Exchange for
the week OF three years compare follows:
April 30, 'S7. April 81, 'SS. April 20, 80
Exchanges ..s5s2 II 800 sio1 So7 S57b 500 80
No. shares aoh... 2,4A,ll lA49,078 i3Ot0O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-22
~ orvoRv OF o.prA1y scHooyMAKER!!

Kingston, April 81 epcciaD.-The pow OF Captain
Cornelius NJ. 6choonmaker who lost his life In the
Samoan hurricane, decorated with memorial
wreath of laurel In St. Johns Church to-day. In tho
front was a cross with his name wrought IN white
immorteIles The Rev. lewis 7, Watson, tho rector,
alluded to the death OF his former veStryman in f.
TING term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-22

Moravlan burying ground where Just OF sunrise, tho
Easter morning ltany was reced by Bishop Ievering.
he asseblace OF 30c0 people standing about him In
hollow sQuare. Tho frombones added greatly to
the impres stvelsss, leading the mighty chorus Oh
voices singing Christ Is Risen'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-22

~ eeyt ana nina com efnies decrease ct s3bszc.
or q Ell per cent The whole number EYES en-
ngareeate gain Of s225,9fo, which IS e.vS PEI
cent 80 49,.
The following table divides the aggregate snn ~. 'Ao
eneos Of the companies, showing gains ana l0sses' .
On vveek IN Anrll-- 1889 1889. Differences. x. y:
al companies si 1850 $40 e. 057 Inc. e29211 Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-22

The following shows the relation between The total 70
sefys and tho total deposits ~ the respective eates
sueeIe ...... 600 400 s7l e4Ss00 81, III, 800
Legal tendorz...... odo6i.6oo 49, 100 &,47S.ooo
Total rescrve ss77 900 s1o7 S75 300 el22 24S 400
Reserve required -. -.
against deposits. S6.1B5,No eS729ooO nOloSi7eO
suyplus....,...,. s2S68575 elA2Ie3oo sl2 oso $50
Per mt Of deposits 1915 2S7s ETA
The following Is Saturdays statement in detail:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-22
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, April 81 (speciAI.-The Nav and June
wheat options, which for months except at the sea
board, have been at an unusual premium over the
new crop options, collapsed yesterday. Here May
and June wheat sold at four cents under Saturday.
prices At Duluth, where this abnormal premium has
been most persstently maintained, May dropped
from 81 % to so IL cents. At Minneapolis, tho drop
was 3G4 cents. This did not bring the old crop
down TO the crop options for July declined, too,
but at night May was less than cents over July,
against a premium Of cents on Saturday. II was
day Of general liquidation, holders OF all sorts
giving up, selling out and pockotlng their losses.
July, which opened at al 3-s cents and sold as low
a. 20 To- closed at 70 "a cents May, which opened
at 80 IA cents and which sold a. low as 80 3-s,
closed at 81 II Is expected that tho visible supply
Monday viii show decrease en- wheat Of 800, 900
bushels For the same week in 1888 the decrease was
only 34sooO. Corn was easier, with II cont range
Oats wore weak May declining Bats. May porh
advanced from ell 20 TO ell 90. Tho close was At
Gil 50 10. May lard opened and closed at 7d 90.
May short RIBS opened az 90 81 l-2 aud closet at
so. On the curb July wheat sold at 70 "a cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-22

NEW PLACE FOR COLLECTOR oADwALLADER.
Phlladeiphfa, April 81 Special. = Upon retiring
ffom Government service Collector Cadwailader win
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-22

on ina PrDiue Exchlnyb todlY Butter mtrket Mss
weak Elsn Creamery at ~ 325ol Choice wsstsra 2le
2ae; Choice Dairy 20 92Sc Good TO choes iesAo"
'MIiwAuxsS xprii 2S-rlour steady whsa. weak eash
fss4s oats S easy yq No White saf aSss!
No / 44o. Barley steady No 2. 6Se ffoytsons ara
Pork-Cash a. sill SO Lar-Cash At % So Butter arni
Dairy az a2Oc Eggs drm steedy fresh M 2Ss Sne "a
sSs BUSH Barley poo sasS ssaSp ss.s
ToLEpo April 20-wheal duh easy, cash se1eseSoi
Nsy $50 June slacj July 500 Augnst 'g'ss: csa
No White oloys5..sd sss Lee, isssy Sass
$4,000 bash Oats 900 bush cloyerssed ISL eag: shi
ments-Wheat $1,000 bush Corn $1,000 ouah oas astS
bush. CloyeTseed s3s bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-22
AGO April 2oThs Isaans futures RANGED a fsllsxs,

oa's Ssss as tsoc' NO. s.sss wn.s' |
Corn 81 No oats ~ 20 No Rye 4las ST pa.
Seed 81 1901 49, Mess Pork Ell sosll s. per Dbl Hts
S. 81 400 per loo H. Short Rib sides loose SeSo ~
Sailed Shoulders boxed IS rs as 90 short Clear Sines
boxed So Is 037 whiskey distillers hnished eoods
per gallon. Sugars-Cut Loaf ose9Sei STAnuisoe eoi
xrticies Rseeip,s Shipnens.
Ennr hhia 10000 1900
WhoAt
tOrn,
barley 0ush. ..N ,..rhst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-22

The following were Saturdays quotations for un-
listed securities:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-22
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has reported gross earnings for
the second week in April of fOrty-one railroad
companies show an increase, compared with the
same week last year, Of s2e2.247. or lA6S
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-12-06

principle that might makes right
and It's motto and practice is, "every
man for himself"
The Cooperative principle is far
better than the Competitive when
rightly applied and directed. The
trusts and combinations of the capital
lists are based on this principle Of CO
operation, but so far they have been
used to accomplish selfish ends If
now. farmers and mechanics, and
other working men would organize
trusts and cooperative associations
that they might present a formidable
front to the trusts Of Capital and de-
mand equitable aud fair treatment,
good, and not evil, might be made to
result from the great trusts now
threatening the country. There may
! be evolved from these modern mon
sters known as trusts, organized by
greedy, selfish, grasping, men for sin
lister purposes, a grand system Of bus
/ mess founded on the cooperative OF
mutual-aid system, which, becoming
national, might destroy or greatly
modify the competitive methods
founded on seIfshness, and substitute
the cooperative, fraternal, really
Christian system of 'doing unto
others as we would that they should
do unto us, - founded on the Father
hood Of God and the brotherhood O
man.
Let us hope that out of these mod
ern evils which look so threatening
and so dangerous to our free Institu
tions, may, without bloodshed O
great national afiiction, be evolved
! better and grander conditions for hu
ma0itv
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-12-06
The nCorn stalk Disease.

The New York Medical Record
gives a resume of DR.. Billings report
upon this disease, which has for years
prevailed in corn raising states of the
North and Northwest in the autumn
or winter months, attacking horses,
cattle, sheep, and goats, though gen
orally seen in the COW. DR.. Billings
says the disease is an acute blood pol
soning with high fever, weak pulse
and rapid respiration. The animal
may either below and chase other an
imals-as dogs, hogs or fOwls-Or
stand by itself apart, 10th to move. All
the sick retain the power to swallow
and all drink. There is frequently
constipation, which may IN favorable
cases turn to diarrhoea. Death may
occur from q hours to 10 days from
the attack.
The disease is not due to smut or
dry corn fodder as has been supposed,
but to a d s 'ase in the corn stalk
which will affect certain areas in a
field while other parts are free from
it. In the diseased patches the plants
were stunted If attacked in early sum
mer. The lower leaves die. becoming
yellow with cOlOred stalks. The
roots decay in the ground, even the
brace-rO0ts becoming cOrroded. The
ears do not mature. It is probable
that the grains of the corn ears may
! be diseased also.
For prevention, the destruction OF
the stalks of the affected area is nee
essary. For treatment of sick ami
mails, Glauber salts in large doses
dissolved in water, with the object Of
cleaning out the intestinos and reduc
ing the fever, is advised.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-12-06

The resubmission movement will
result in electing the strongest pro-
hibition Legislature ever assembled in
our state. For the past three years
the friends of prohibition have re-
garded the matter as settled beyond
question, and turned their attention
to live issues. Now, however, the
fool friends of whiskey and Missouri
have revived the issue and the conse-
quence will be, that one hundred
counties will elect no men who will
not pledge themselves to the enforce
ment of the prohibitory law.-Ma11-
k1tO Monitor.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-12-06
N0TICE 70 MINORs-
dec 65t

To all whom it may concern. but more especially
to Jacob a. RhOads, Randolph III RhOads, John
i. RhOads il, Walter c. RhOads, heiTs-at-law Of
John L. RhOads ST., deceased, late of Phillips
county, State of Kansas.
You are hereby notified that i, Eliza A. BhOOds
Buell Guardian of the estate OF JacOb A. tthoads7
Randolph NJ. RhOadE } Ohm L. RhOads and Walter
G Bhoads. minor heirs of John L Rhoads sra
deceased, did Oh the Sth day of November, A ID O..
1889 hle petition in ms Probate CONT OF Phillips
county, Kansas, praying tnat night be autRoriz-
ed and empowered to sell the following described
land, for the purpose OF paying debts against said
real estate and for the benefit OF said heirs tOWE,
Southwest quarter of section twelve ti2) town
ty of Phillips. STATE of Kansas and said petition
viii be heard at the Ofice OF Eh8 Probate JUdge of
said comfy on the 9th day or Decea Der, A. D.
eSo9, at ] O'Clock p OF sale day, at which time
and place each Of you, and all others Interested
are notified to be present and show cause. if any
you have, why AN order Of sale prayed for
should not be granted
Dated this 8th day of November, A, D. 1889
nov LOTT ELIZA a. REoADs BUELL. Guardian.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-12-06

We have devoted considerable of
the HERALD's space this week to the
proceedings of the National Silver
Convention that recently met in ST.
Louis. We ask our readers to give
the matter a careful perusal. In the
letter of Mr.. Thompson may, in our
opinion, be found a correct statement
of the reason for hard times. In
1856 there was in circulation in this
country $5201 per capita; in 1876,
$13.4O; in 1886, $7.63, and now 1t is
not over $500 No wonder we have
hard times with such financial man
agement" No wonder the Shylocks
have amassed colossal fortunes while
the masses have grown poorer.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-12-06
LEGAL NOTICE


To JOEN ROONEY.
You are hereby notified that YOU have been
sued in the District Court within and for the
County Of Phillips in the State of Kansas, in an
action wherein Mary Fitzgerald Is the plaintiff
and You the said John Rooney and henry "a
Finch, Elizabeth NJ Finch. the Kansas Trust and
Banking Company and Edgar W Howe are the
defendants and that unless you make answer 10
the petition Of the plaintiff therein on or before
the 9TH DAY of January A. ID D.. 1890 said petition
viii be taken as true and judgment rendered ac-
COrdlngly IN said action In favor Of said plaintiff
against your cO-defendants, Henry E Finch and
Elizabeth NJ. Finch. Firsts For the sum of six
Hundred Dollars, with interest thereon, and costs
Of suit. Second tOrcl0sing the Mortgage given
by Henry E. Finch and Elizabeth N Finch 10
The Kansas Trust and Banking Company TO
secure the payment of said indebtedness Of six
Hundred Dollars and interest as aforesaid upon
the following described real PROPERTY to-ygit:
The South half Of the North East quarter of Sec
ton Twenty eight (28) In Township three 81 of
Range Eighteen (lSl, containing eighty $50 acres
in Phillips County, in the State of Kansas. and
adjudgng the said plaintiff to have the first lien
on said premises to the amount of the indebted
ness aforesaid and ordering said premises to be
sold without appralsement, and the proceeds ap-
piled to the payment of the amount due plaintiff
and costs of suit. Third: Forever barring and
fOreciOsng you of and from any right, title estate
interest, property and equity of redemption in or
TO SAID premises or any part thereof.
MARY FITZGERALD.
/ IL. OLYEER COATES Plaintiff
and PRATT & LEWIS,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. dec 6-3t
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-12-06
Notice Of ANIMAL NFeeting

Notice is hereby. given that the an
nuaI meeting of the stockholders of
The First National Bank Of Philips
burg, Kansas, for the election of di-
rectOrs and for the transaction Ofsuch
other business as may come before
the meeting. will be held in the bank
ing rooms of said bank on Tuesday,
the fourteenth day of January, 1890,
at 2 O'Clock P. NJ. w. D. GRANGER,
GIT Cashier.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-12-06
BUCKLEN's ARNICA SALVE

The best salve IN the world for cuts,
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letters, chapped hands, chill
blains. cOrns. and all skin eruptiOns
and positively cures piles, or no pay re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price % cents per box, FOr Sale by
q. W. BickfOrd.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-12-06
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
In the District Court of Phillips County, Kansas:
Norman S. Field, Plaintiff

VS..
LOuis Bieman, Cadie Bierman, Case
Manufacturing Company and the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad Co, Defendants
The Case Manufacturing Company will take no
ticc that you have been sued in the above named
court, and that you must answer the petition filed
therein by the above named plaintiff before
the 9TH day of January, $780, said petition will
be taken as true, and Il Judgment rendered against
Louis Bierman and Cadie Bierman for the sum of
S3625 with interest thereon at the rate of u per
with interest at the rate Of y per cent per apnum
from 26th day Of Nov. 1885, and also for SSl25 and
interest thereon from Nov 2Gth, 1889, at u per
cent per annum, and for costs suit, and furth-
closure of a certain mortgage made by Louis
I Bierman and Cadie BieFman to plaintiff Norman
:. Field, bearing date September Both, 1887, upon
the following described premises situated in the
county of Phillips and State of Kansas, tO-Wit:
Commencing at the northeast corner of the north
west quarter of the northeast quarter of section
tWenty-eight, township four, range seventeen,
thence running south eighty rods, thence west
thirty gods, thence north eighty rods, thence east
thirty rods to place of beginning, and commencing
/ at point fOrty-iye rods west of the northeast
corner OF the northeast quarter Of the northeast
/ quarter of the above described section, thence
running south siXtythTee rods, thence west thirty
three rods, thence north siXty-three rods thence
east thiTty-thFee rods to place of beginning, and
adiudging that the plaintiff has the first lien on
said premises to the amount for which Judgment
] viii be taken as aforesaid, and ordering said
premises sold according 70 law and the proceeds
/ thereof be applied: lst, To the payment of the
/ costs of suit: 2nd, To the payment of any I'M
/ paid taxes which may be a lien n-said premises
/ and Bird, To the payment OF the amount found
| said defendants and all persons claiming to
4 claim under them either Of them of all right,
tite interest equity Of redemption in to said
+. premises or any part thereof -
j. ID MATTEsON, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
/ [SEAL1 Clerk Dist. Court. nov293t.