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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-11-29
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In the District Court of Phillips County, Kansas:
Saint Joseph Loan and Trust Company,
vs.. Plaintiff
John ". Lowe, Elizabeth N. Lowe Kan
sas Trust and Banking Company. Case
Mortgage Trust Company Of PenusyI- no. 1871
v0nia, Equitable Mortgage Company,
Phillips Comfy Bank, j. +. Kimban
and j. T.. BUlArd, Defendants,
To John VI. Lowe. Morteagc Trust Company of
Pennsy lvania, Equitable Mortgage Company, j
F. Kimball and j. Q. BulaTd You will take
tiCe that Won have been sued in the above named
court and that you must answer the petition filed
therein 10y the above named plaintiff on before
be taken as true, ana Judgment rendered against
John W. Lowe and Elizabeth NJ. Lowe for the
of SS4S 90 with interest thereon the rate of
u per cent per annum from November 18th, 1899,
on certain pFOmlSsOry notes executed and GelIv-
cred to said plaintiff, and for costs of suit, and
further Judgment against all defendants for the
foreclosure OF q certain mortgage made by Ohm
w. Lowe and Elizabeth NJ. Lowe TO plaintiff,
Saint Joseph Loan and Trust Company, bearing
date July 2ds 1888, upon the following described
premises situated in the county of Phillips and
State Of Kansas. tO-Wit; The northeast quarter
seventeen ttI}s and adjUdglpg that the plaintiff
has the first hen on said premises to the amount
for which judgment viii be taken as aforesaid.
and ordering said premises sold according to law,
payment OF the COSTS of suit; 2nd, To the pay
ment Of any unpaid taxes which may be u lien on
said premises; and Bird, To the payment of the
amount found due plaintiff, and forever barring
and tOrcciOslng said defendants and all persons
claiming or to claim under them or either Of them
OF all right, title, interest equity of redemption
IN or to said premises or any part thereof
Attest: PRATT Il LEWIS,
} D. MAFTEsONs and r. IT. SHEAREB.
tSEALl Clerk Dist Court Att'ys for Plt'f.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-11-29
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

Ia the District Court Of Phillips County, Kansas:
Saint Joseph Lean and Trust Company,
20, Plaintiff.
John ". Lowe, Elizabeth A!, Lowe, Kan
sas Trust and Banking Company, Case
Mortgage Trust Company Of Pennsy1- no. 1872
yaHia, Equitable Mortgage Company,
Phillips County Bank, j. Z. kimbal
and j c. Bulard, Defendants.
To John VI. Lowe, Mortgage Trust Company of
Pennsylvania Equitable Mortgage Company j.
tice that you have been sued III the above NAMED
court, and that you must answer the petition filed
therein by the above named plaintiff on OF before
the lsB day of january 1880. or said petition VIII
John W Lowe and Elizabeth NJ Lowe for the
sulB OF 81 80 with interest thereon at the rate of
- per cent per aHuum from November 18Th, 1889,
on certain prOmlssOry notes executed ard deIIF-
cred 5y s2l4 John y Lowe ana E5HzaDetn NJ
Lowe to plainuH, the saint oseph Loan and
Trust Company, and for costs of suit and furth-
er judgment against all defendants for the fore
closure of q certain mortgage made by John VI
Lowe and Elizabeth 81. Lowe to the SAINT J0sePh
Loan ana Trust Company bearing date July "a,
1883, upon the following described premises sit
uated IN the Comfy of Philips and state of KaE-
sus, tO-Wits Ihe northeast quarter oI section
twelve l12l. township one lll. range seventeen
40, ana adiudging that the plaintiff has the hrsC
Judgment win be taken as aforesaid and ordering
said premises sold according TO IasTs and Ehe pro
ceBd5 thereof he applied ISL To the paymeHE OF
the costs OF su5b: 5Gd. 10 the payment of any
and Bird. To the payment Of the amount found
due plaintiff, and forever barring and forecOslug
said defendants and all persons claiming or 70
claim under them or either of them OF all right.
premises or any part thereof PkAET \ LEWIS
Attest: and r. Z. SHEAE2E-2,
j d. 8IArrEsoS- Att'ys for PIT f.
iSEALl CLERK Dist SOErt- nov ZS-5l
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-11-29
PUBLICATION NOTICE

In Justice Court before Phil Townsley. Justice
Of the Peace in and for PhiIlipsburg Township,
Iisiiigs County, Kansas.
The Home lnsSrapce co. of New York.
SA- fltH-
Mary J. Bevolt ana .WEa- A. Devolr DeftsS
flat defendauts VIII take notice 55ur they have
been sued - tue above court upon account Tor
l65E&E1ee Dy me ABOVE plaintiff, and that unless
they aBpeaB cad answer 10 bIH 81 particulars Of
pldlntin ols % saEs}Es tAe 14th 3a5 % DeceLnber
1883 al lJ q M, LE EEaa Hfl IF p2rrlcu lars WIZ
be taken rs true and Judgment Eot 3 81 renaer-
ed accordingly: defendants are further F8Ei5ed
tnar garnislce summons mas issued to D. 81
urusr and their answer 20 said summons dis
closes an indebtedness in EsFOr OF the deEeudaulz
@} rgat upon rendition of judgment as above.
$50 8F4eE t7 Issue to said s-aruissee 90 pay tEe
at-ouls O. sfd sl111enr and rosrS into the c1urr
bH3tf Tow NSLEN,
IL tlA1-tz srEissoss JiEnta-l - ltsl Peace.
Attorney HQr
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-11-29
The following items are taken

The following items are taken
from the Stockton Record:
Judge S. B. Farweu, Of Osborne,
was in the city Wednesday, on bust
ness connected with the academy.
The judge viii be the next receiver Of
the Kirwin land Office, and will prob
ably get in before New Years.
Beeman's bOndsmen have been or
dered to pay the defaulting treas
urer's deficiency INTO the Osborne
treasury.
w. II. Mcbride has ceased rustling
for the Penn Investment Co, and
will practice law either at Phillips
burg or Osborne
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-11-29

The Republican party Of Kansas
will do well to pay attention to the de
mand for re submission Of the prOhib-
tory amendment Re-submissiOn by
a Republican legislature is much to
be preferred to re-submissiOn by an
opposition legislature, especially
where a United States Senator IS at
stake Gaylord Herald
Mott is not to be preferred, When
ever that day comes, fit ever comes,
that the Republican party Of Kansas
covers IN the face Of the demands and
threats Of the saloons, and coWardly
and sneakingIy backs down from the
grand position it has heretofore Occu-
pied on the temperance question, and
opens the food gates of dPbauchery,
drunkenness and crime in this fair
state, then we say let the party be
chastised by overwhelming defeat
till it learns wisdom and is purified.
A political party is of no benefit to
the country unless its influence is for
good.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-11-29

The Trusts of Missouri are hay
ing hard time Of it, The last Iegis-
lature enacted a law authorizing the
Secretary Of State and the Attorney
General to rancel the charters of all
TRUSTS and disorganize them. IN
der this law the charters of about one
thousand corporations have been re-
voked in that state.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-11-29

Both Senator ingalls, and Plumb
are opposed to the re-submission
movement. Nearly every leading Re
publican paper in Kansas is also OPP
posed to it, The Democratic papers
are mainly in favor, as might be ex-
pected. They have generally been
the servants of the saloon.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-11-29

Sheriff Mcclure, accompanied by
his estimable wife, were in the city
Thursday night. a.. Mr.. ChareIs LEI
ingwell, and wife. Of Phillipsburg,
were in the city Monday and Tuesday.
....J. i. Hill, OF Woodruff, informs
US that a party of railroad surveyors
We're in Woodruff last Monday, care
fully examining the country. They
did not state their future inteEtiOns.
Long Island Inter Ocean.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-11-29
PUBLICATION NOTICE


NJOt1-Ct So A-teitt2-tc1
The Phillips County Bank, Piuintin
". G. Booz, y b. BOOz, ct. al. Deftsl
To " c Booz you viii take notice that you have
been sued in the above named Court. and that
yOu must answer the petition and amendment
thereto fled therein by the above named plaintiff
on before the 26th day of December, 1889, or
said petition viii be taken as true, and iudg-
meat rendered against yOU for the sum of S1OI
and f6-I2s with interest thereon at the rate Of u
per cent. per auGum, from October 2StH. 1889, fOT
upon certain pE0ElissOry bearing date Jauu-
airy 1sU, 1889, due in six moths thereafter. given
by yourself to c. G. Stone and by him sold and
transferred to plaintiff, and that October 26th.
1888, plaintiff caused to be levied upOu Lots 81
and - I'm block OF the town of Agra, in Phillips
comfy. KANSAS an order Of attachment, said
property bong seized rs yoHF properly and 4Or
the satisfaction OF above claim, Tor she foreclosure
of which attachment the plaintiff pFays Judgment,
well the determination OF all Interests there
on and for costs of suit, and adjudging tdat the
plaintiff has the first lien on said premises TO the
amount for which judgment viii be taken 8fore-
said, and ordering said premises sold according to
lay and the proceeds thereof be applied: 1st. To
the payment OF the costs of suit; 2ud, To the
payment of uuF pHpaId taxes which may be lien
on said premises: ard Cd, To the payment OF the
amount found due Plaintiff. and forever barring
and f0ruclOsing said defendants and all persons
claiming 10 claim under them or either of them
Of al right, ttle interest equity OF redemption
/ in or 70 said premises or any part thereof.
Attest; g. A. SRAE LDISGs
j ID -1IArTEsoE. Atb'v Tor Plaintiff
/ SEAL Clerk District Court. nov Is st
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-11-29

Hon. Tully Scott has travelled over
the state of Colorado looking for a 10
cation for business. After thorough
canvass Of all locations visited he re-
turned to Oberlin and has formed a
law partnership with j. @. Wilson.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-11-29

Jewel county once more carries
off the bun in the matter of corn FaIs-
ing. She stands at the head Ia Kan
sas, and Kansas at the head o. the
wGrld. -BeIOu Democrat
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-11-29
Money, Money Money i

Save Hoaey and time hy placing
y6aE applicati0n for farm loans With
the First National Bank Of Bhlliips-
burg. They VIII make yoa 6 10y
and pay you your money when the
papeEs are signed u
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-11-29

1t seems passing strange that a
Democrat of the pretended honesty
of Cap COvington, of the PHILLIPS
burg Democrat, would lie so about
Vice President Morton running a sa-
oon-KensjugtoR Mirror.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-11-29
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In the District Court of Phillips County, Kansas.
The Phelps and BigeIow Wind Mill Compauy,1
corporation Only incorporated under the
Laws of the State of Michigan, Plaintiffs.
JAS Hawkes., Caroline Hawkes., Bankers Loan Z
and Trust Company OF COuCOrdia, Kansas. Il
corporation daily Incorporated under the
Laws OF the state OF Kansas, and JAS. Is.
Curtis, Defendants.
NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS.
To JAS. Hawkes. and JAS b. Curtis, absent de-
that the above named pluntitf, in the above en-
titled court, on the 9th day of November, 1889,
fled their petition against all Of the above named
defendants, the general of the same so far as it
applies to JAS Hawkes. is TO recover judgment
Up0u TWO prCmissOry notes in the sum of S16i.U7
and Sl61 u6 dated July 23rd, 1851, due TWO years
after date, 0sGFjpg per cent interest uutildue
and 10 per cent after d4e until paid: notes paya-
bic to the Phelps d BigelGW Wind Mill Company,
and to subject the south east quarter of section
sixteen 49, west of the 9th Principal Meridian IN
Phillips Comfy, Kansas, to the payment of said
claim and said petition far as the above applies
TO as. b. Curtis is to subject the described
tract oil land TO the payment OF said claim and that
all Of the right, title and interest that you may
have in said land by virtue Of q wDrTntee deed eN-
ecuted by JAS. Hawkes. TO yOu under date o Sep
TENDER H. 1888, be adjudged to be inferior to
plaintiffs claim and that YOU and each of You be
forever barred from all right, title and interest in
and to said land
Now unless you and each of you appear and
plead to said petition on before the 10th day of
January. 1880 said petition viii be taken true
and Judgment rendered accordingly
Witness MY land and seal Of the District Court
r.t.r7 at PhiiipsbHrg, Kansas, this 9th day
L9IA-l Of November, 1885
WEBB McNALL, j. D. 4IATTEsoN.
Atty for Prt'f. noy29 3t CLERK Dist. Court.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-11-29

The Ate3a5s3a Champion says that
corn never was S. cheap in Kansas as
at the present time
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-11-29

Senator Plumb has announced him
self as prOhIbihonist by teinpera-
ment, education and environment
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-11-29

Bill Nye lies seriously i'll ut his
home on Staten Island, New York
with pneumonia. The doctors think
his case Is critical.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-11-29

Congress viii convene the first Of
December
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1889-11-29

From all appearances Senator In
gals will be his own successor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-15
~

8. Zeigler, Andrew-Interest by rea-
son ol m rtgase given by ) Hickman
to Andrew Zeigler for the sum of Sl0l,re-
corded in bo -, page = OF mort
cages, records OF Los Angeles county,
Cal; eing on lot IA block 3, Pioueer
Building Lot Association tract. total
value of pr perty 500, total tax 49, per
cent l5 GEMS, cost of advertising 90 cents,
total tax tn costs.
IS Zubert, A-Interest by reason
OF NOR gage given ny II Mellette to
A Zubert for the sum OF 90, record
ed in book -, page -, of mortgages, rec.
ords of Los Angeles county, Cal, being
on lot block U, Mott tract total value
of properly 5000, total tax So, per cent
tai lax with costs,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-15

mortgages. records OF Los Angeles
County, Cal, being on lot 81. H tncock
tract, total value OF property 500.
total tax 81 so, 5 per cent 81 cents,
cot # advertising 80 cents, total tax
with costs,
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-10-31
WATER FOR STOCK.
The Most Economical Plan of Securing
Full Supply.


The Most Economical Plan of Securing q
Full Supply.
Where a consi derable number OF
stock is to be fed. watered and cared
for any plan that will lessen this with
out adding too much to the cost can be
made profitable.
Good water is a very important item
in maintaining good health and thrift,
and no matter what the material may
be that is used for feed, more or or less
water must be supplied. and the water
must be of good quality.
Providing ponds can be made to an
swer, but during the summer it is too
warm and in the winter it is too cold.
and often needlessly exposes the stock.
Cisterps will answer on small farms.
but to build one that would supply a
large number OF stock for any length
OF time during drought would be very
expensive.
Taking the cost as we'll as the reli-
ability into consideration, and as a
rule the most economical plan OF maxi
ing sure Of afull supply OF good water
is to have wells. With improved ma
chinery the cost of securing a we'll
even where more or less rock is to be
encountered can be greatly reduced.
In sinking wells 1t will always be
found economical to make sure Of a
full supply, and in majority Of cases
it will cost much less to secure this at
the start than at any other time. With
good stream OF water in the we'll and
tho use of windmill. pump, tank,
pipes and troughs the work OF supply
ing the stock with plenty Of water can
be greatly reduced. and Where acons
siderable number OF stock is to be kept
it will be found one OF the most
economical plans Of supplying water
that can be used. And by little
planning at the start the same power
that will keep the stock we'll supplied
with water can also be used to cut and
grind feed, shell corn or saw wood.
and that too at low cost, so that In
many cases good Windmill can be
made very profitable investment. :.
N. J. Shepherd. n Farm, Tisld and
Dteekn,kh'
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-10-31
Don't Know Every Thing.

Some one says you might read all
the books in the British Museum, If
you could live long enough. and re-
main utterly an illiterate, uneducated
person. Then, again, II you read ten
pages in good book, letter by letter
that is to say, with real accuracy
you are forevermore, in some measure,
an educated person. 1t is only in a
measure that person can be educated.
When there were but few books it was
possible for one person to know their
contents. Science has widened. and
the butter Of intelligence must be
spread thinner. The ripe scholar is
one who is ready to drop of. Only
boarding-school girls finish their edu-
cation. The bald-headed professor,
who has been studying all his life.
feels ignorant in the face OF many
things he does not know. A child can
ask him questions he can not answer.
The young man goes to college to be
educated. The most college can do
for him is to put him on the road lead
ing to knowledge. 1t takes every body
to know every thing. and very little Of
any thing is yet known. Run away
from the man who claims to know il
all. He will make you tired exposing
his igDorance.-N. o. Pieayune.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-10-31
EFFECTS OF OPIUM.
Users Of the Drug Lose All Sci
Respect and Honesty.

.-IIabitual Users of the Drug Lose All Self
Respect and Honesty.
There are more habitual users OF
opium and its various preparations
than those outside the drug business
have any conception of. The major
ity OF them, curious to- say, arc
women, and often are very well-to-do
and respectable. But whether rich or
poor they all have certain habits and
peculiarities which enable the prac-
tical druggist to detect them in a mo-
ment. For instance. they are invari-
ably shy and secretive, as II they were
ashamed of tho habit, thereby differ
ing from the victims OF the drink
habit, who often feel remorsc. but sell
dom think their weakness positively
disgraceful. But the opium eaters in
variably come in with cock-and-bull
story about their ailments. They al
ways want more Of the drug. however,
than we will sell without a prescrip-
ton, except to those who are habitual
users and familiar with its properties
and effects. When this is explained
they reluctantly admit that they use
the drug regularly. but they always
feel called upon to make some excuse
for the habit. and generally explain
that they began under prescriptions
from physicians for some complaint or
other and SO became victims. Then
we put their names on our books,
mark them .habitual," and afterward
sell to them regularly. Another pc
culiarity OF large number Of opium
users is their utter moral obliquity.
They will resort to almost any device
to obtain their precious drug The
women, no matter how poor, will stint
and save in their household expenses
to get few dimes for opium. Then
they will begin to buy on credit, II the
druggist will credit them, and as q
rule there is no limit to the bill they
will run II not checked. So common
is this trait that druggists are on tho
lookout for them. and usually now re-
fuse credit after the first request St
Louis Globe-Democrat
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-10-31
1--s-s---------sg---7
Do Something With Life.

Te tell the truth, | can't help think
ing that we already talk too much
about the novel, about AMI around it.
in proportion to the quantity OF it
having any Importance that we pro-
duce. What | should say to the
nymphs and SWANS who propose to
converse about 1t under the great
trees at Deerfield, is: .'Oh, do some
thing from your point of view; an
ounce OF example is worth a ton of
generalities; do something with the
great art and form; do something
with life. Any point OF view is inter
esting that gives direct impression Of
life. You each have an impression
colored by your individual conditions;
make that into picture. a picture
framed by your own personal wisdom,
your glimpse of the American world.
The field is vast for freedom. for
study, for observation. for satire, for
truth" don't think really do know.
what you mean by ''materializing ten
deneiesn any more than | should by
.sspiritualizing' or ..etherealizing. y
There are no tendencies worth any
thing but to see the actual or
imaginative. which is just as visible,
and to paint it. ! have only two little
words for the matter remotely APP
preaching to rule or doctrine; one is
life and the other freedom. Henry
Jafhes.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-10-31
"A LITTLE NONSENSE"

For nine women who can make
tart answer one can make a pie speak
for ITSELF Baltimore American.
Mistress MARY. don't like to
see this dust on the furniture. Mary
EnAll right, mum. I'll pull down th9
blinds"
--She-''0h, my tooth aches just
dreadfully! Idon't see why we can
not be born without teeth He---'I
think, my hear, that II you will look
up some authority on that point you
will find that most OF us are. Omaha
| World.
Mrs Gahby--"It Is shocking, the
way that Mrs, Sharpe bosses her hus-
band. The poor man can hardly call
his soul his own" Mr.. Gabby--s.Don't
you say word against that lady,
Maria; she refused me ten years
ago!"-Time.
What makes you look SO thought
fulP" asked travelling man. 'Pve
got great problem in my head. !"
What is it. mathematics, logic. or
whatp' ..Well, as I was trying to
find way OF paying my room rent, I
reckon you'd call it lodge-ic. "-Mer-
chant Traveller.
Young man. said the long
haired passenger to the occupant Of
,he seat ahead. do you know that |
have never spent dollar for liquor IN
my whole lifeP" ..ReallyP' responded
the young man, turning half way
round. with look OF great interest on
his face, How do you work ltp''--
Life.
--Baxter--'Is Slowgo boarding It
your hotel nowpr Bixby.'No; and.
say. I,feel awful sorry for that fellow.
He cant get a boarding place TO suit
him. Baxter--sWhat's the matterR
Is he too Particular Bixby No;
it's not that; but you know he shutters
dreadfully.n Baxter Whats that
| got to do with itp" Bixby--"Why. he
shutters SO that at meal times. BY the
time he can tell the waiter what he
wants, every thing has got cold. -
America.
Mr.. Lenz photographed 81
have not. for long time. had % good
a sitter as you are. The expression 10
exactly right. How did you gain such
| control over the facial musclesf Arc
you an actorP' Nj. Rhodster NO.
sir Mr. Lenz-'s.Well. Welt Per
haps you are bicyclistP" Mr. Rhod
ster-.Yes. am MI. LEM al.
that explains iti II comes from riding
the machine on stous pavsments sn1
| tryiug 70 lock = though IN seIoys<
tkh~-Pnsk a /.